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SWaim's Justicc---ReyiseJ
EDWARD cANTWELL, Esq, LIB
IIOlel for sale.

TEyIIE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING SERVED THE PUB
Lie 80 wears IN the capacity of landlord, and wishing
TO retire, offers his Hotel fu sale.
This ll0ei cd the Court House. on Main Street
$50 Yards North If the Il. Station contains, IN ad
dti6n to parlur Hail. and laige Dining Room, q comfort
able Red Rooms all - excepted have ire.paccs also, in
pioccss Of complexion ",her Bed Rooms. On the prem
ses are ali necessary nutbnlIng, wells, ice house &C.
Persons desrous Of purchasing valuable property would
do well to call sOD a. am determined to sell Terms easy
J. p. MABRl, Proprietor.
Lexington, n. c., Feb. q, ISIS. 25-swtf
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Y EATuER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE.


Ek SALE AND RErAlI4.-We respectfully inform
friends and the public at have In large and mast
excellent Steel # LcJHer and f}Hdiags for The Spring
Trade which wli sell as low any other establishment
south of New York. and for less price t1n they be had
even there expenses Of travelling, freight ac considered
All ci % purchases having been made from the mpnr-
tiers and Manufacturers by The whole or package and
The advantage uf receiving Leather regularly from
innCIr places in power 10 sell Goods obove stat
ed. Those who wish 10 buy lose lv giving stock
an examination aud locvr shall be ahe 10 please,
bot. Us 70 price and quality. Below Of
the lcldirg article, viz:
go dozen oG cmwfra's Calf Skins Nhs maker lrd the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
1.undon in 1921
Az dozen French SKINS best quality
40 " American Calf Skins
20 " Lining and binding skins,
IL " Morocco skins,
500 Sides Oak Tanned aud Hemlock Sole Leather,
80 " Baud Leather,
LaSs ioo rccs Shoe nrd Boot Makers Tools Of every
kind, Iarrtr'S and Curti,r's Tools
Also, Sewcd Brnrars Of avn manufacture warranted
to give satisihci on, and many other uc. rureros
Soidlcry. f. A. 4 r. H. FORD
y. b. Wepay the highest Price in cash for Grecn and
prcd Hides delivered to our Store.
Petersburg May s. 1852. tc
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NOS ON TRIAL-pAyMEYT WITHHELD

UDIANOS ON TRIAL-PAIMENT WITHHELD
n We prSWse purehu-ers Of Piano fores To take dur
Instruments trial in order 10 test what we say o their
quality before paying for Them.
Twenty wears experience our part satisfies our own
minds and could get fifteen hundred persons To-
unite with us in the opinion that establishment North
OF South possibly furnish better Or cheaper in,ifu-
ments than we do L. 4. NASH.
Nov. IA, 1886. AVo-sW'
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6xnEnNanoRorcu MUTUAL LIFE IN

g. h'.g n"iststtt VII MI NJ. LIt a. IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
panr offers Inducements those wishing effect iusur
anccS for lite, rarely presented bv similar inS'itujuns
lhrsc who take 0cc, Of Insurance for Life AND those
only, Nstsr' RI Ns CWjnh h-cniiilcd io such profits
az may he realized iJrn accumulated Premium Fund,
and from The urlr amount Of Deposits in the Trust De
rSrmenlS of the Company, which are kept actively eni-
played.
Policies of Insurance issued Oh the applicants own life,
or on the lives Of slaves for year tcrm of wears, at
moderate of premium.
Deposits Of muncv received in the Trust DEPARTMENT
the oprIaOn oi which il that of Sd',Hgs Bdak-and the
dcpnsuts allowed interest a the rate q; per cent. per
aunUGt ioray time moi exceeding four months rcr cent.
over tom nnd not cSccemg ix moulhs and pcr cent
for any time six months.
PaH"lr. coni ming full and particular information
forwarded to any rci,uled address,
D. =, WEIR, S,c & ntcs
Grc,nsborough y. &. September /. SOD. Sly
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Book Binding.
JOHN III. DeCARTERET & SON.

RALEIGH, n. q.
q RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
- business IN all lis branches At the o!d stand
Turner's \. G.. i,ukSture."
Their increased facilities will enable them execute the
bindiug"f Periodicals Newspapers Music, &c. with prumr
ness and dispatch, at New York prices.
hooks sem TO them fro any par, Il the State, with d.
rcciur viii be be and r any lyle desired, boxed and
back without de,y. Address
JNU. Ii. DECARTERET 4 son,
Raleigh, y. G.
April %, lsif. 45--tG
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GREENSBOHOUGHM MUTUAL INSURANCE CO
IN A the end OF Three Years. such has been the and
economy of the officers Of this Company that we still
trc from r"t! have made assessments and have
such large Capital in cash aud notes that we have hes
ailon IN saving 10 the public that there is safer Conn
pdry IN the Southern Country The most Of the Risks in
This Company being in the Western part of the State where
the dung,r from Gre is much less.
AZ e last annual Meeting the following officers
elected
JAMES SLOAN, President
SO. COFFIN, Vice President.
{, J, MENDENIIALI, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Srcy X Treasurer
W. II, CUNNING, Grn. Agent.
p'RFCTORS.-laa sloan, Or. j. A. Mcbrnc, C. =.
Mendenall VIM. ;. Iian ,RCv. G, f. nec,us James NJ.
Ga,rci, 'rl y LINDSAY, NcConncl I. W, ogbuT, J.
h. Cole, D. T. Wcjg, Grerus0 ugh; +. Lilly, wadcs-
borough, Dr. :. G.. Collin, Jan, nvu Joshua Tnvac
washington WIN. A. Wright, VIII rEron; ,',hn T. ,'ha-
YER salisbury John " Cooke Favecvllc; H. C. SpruIl.
iNm"th; Robert +. Troy Lumbe:ion DR.. Il. II. Scale,
IrOuN lstle.
Aic 1muncatons should be diror,cd the Secretary
free "i "siarr. PETER ADAMS Src'y
Aug to. lNa. ut
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\. DABCOCE, Dentist.
DIR. CLOpTON's INTIRMARY.

ERR. JAS. CIOFTON, WHO HAS VISITED RA-
Ep lie gh and MI the principal lawns in Carolina for scv.
era wears praccng his profession has permanently oca
ted Ilmisvu, Alabama, where he prepared t" treat
mast Spc~s sfni the following diseases towt: Asthma,
diseases The Throat. Scoua GHndullr Swcllugs, Tu
mors Scrolns Cancers, Ulcers the face, and all dis
Of he skin eyes &c arising from an mpure state of
the blood.
Testimonials or the ghes character be given, from
the most respectable families Of Carolina.
All COMMUNICATIONS must contain three cent stamp to
pay for the rrur, letter.
Nov. ~, lSjf, 4-swif
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zzz saZssssz'A
Navy supplies-1s51-'5s.

NAVY DEpARrxESr,
GEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed aud endorsed Pro.
~ posais ior Navy Supplies vii! be received at this Bu
rrnn until oeloek, a m., Monday, the soth day Of
Apr next Tor furnishing and delivering pn receiving ten
days notice. except for biscuit fr which five days notice
shall be given for every twenty 'honsna pounds required
at the United States navv-yaris at Ch'eown Massachu.
set ; Brooklyn, New YORK and Guspor, Virginia such
quantities oqg Of the following articles nay be required
i,red the ortactors by the chief Of this
by the respective commanding officers o the said navy.
yards, during the 6sc, year ending June 80, 1864 viz:
Biscuit aNur rice dried apples nckels sugar tea coee
beam, mIlnsses. vinegar aud wh-kev.
The bscu, shall be mndc wholly from sweet snperhne
-four of the manufacture Of the year 1855 or 1871 bat shall
In all cases BE- Manufactured from Hour made af the crop
immcd atrv preceding The dates o the roansti0ns or Tue
same; mud shall be fully equal in quality, and conform IN
and shape tn the samples which deposited in the
sad navy yards shall be properly baked thoroughly kiln
dieh wepacked aud delivered free uf charge TO the Uni
ted States IN good sound wclried bright hnur burr els
Hb"ve described, with the heads well secured or IN air
aud wacr.i ghi viii key ur spirit barrels ut the opsion of
the bureau.
whe, grown in the 1886 or lsA bnt shat in all cases
be Manufactured from wheat Of the cr"r in'neda pre-
cedng the dates of the requstion to the same; shall be
perfectly sweet, and in e respects nt ne bist ql W ana
shall b. delivered in good Shipping or'er Nee OF hi Charge
t. the United States IN The best new w'I-Sea''ned sound,
bright barrels, halt barrels ihe ray be-ihe
slaves And headings to be" red uak nt The best qaiy.
strong and well hroped, with lninS hoops around each
bead au equal Ia quality 10 sample barrel al said navy.
y,rds half barrels to be cons dered barrel and
NJ" more than oncXh the required quantity to be IN half
harc's.
TIL, lice , be of the VERY best quality and Of the crop
immediately preceding The dates of the relusons for the
s1u'c
Tho dried apples shalt be of The best qualify and shall be
prepared hy Srag ouy, and hA he Of tho cr,p If tho
unratvy prc,cng The dates oi the lequ'S'iions
The pcks shall be put mp in abound casks, and each
c,sS shall contain gallon of onions gallon OF pep
per- and gh gallons OF medium cucumbefs my to the
gallon aud he vegetables IN each shall weigh h,iy,se'en
pounds and they only be paid for aud each cisk shall then
be hlrG wh waite "e nnSgnr vt at least AZ degrees "I
strength, aud equal 10 French ,egr The casks, Hegeta
bcs and vinegar shall conform and lee equal IN all respects
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A MANUAL FOR PRACTICAL SURVEY.
"a UliS containing methods noces ay Tor Actual fled
oie'"'''"'' D' ' W. H. D. TURNER
Raleigh, March II, Is5I
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
MEG EE s. MS

HIVE RECEIVED AND JUST OPENED THEIR
- la purchases Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats
shoes Groceries, and House Furnishing Articles adapted
70 'he wants II thr Jy and County trade, making lhelr
assortment larger than usual, and winch for Variety, Siyc
hnd Cheupness, cannot be surpassed
Cur entire stctk has been selected with great the
owes' riees, aud solicit from friends and purchus
ers gene ally, Inspection Of our goods as they viii lind
10 Their interest, before buying elsewhere.
April |, 1857. s7-swIm.
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VOL. VII.
Works on Gardening. &c.

Works on Gardening, &c.
ANDSCAPE GtRnESING; OR, PARKS
IL Gnd Pleasure Grounds. With practical notes
Charles H. J, Sa.th
The American Ponltercrs Complilion With l3O illus
tiniiuns. BY e. y. Btnen,.
Schenck's Gardeners Text Book.
Downings Fruit ana Frtiii Trees ,f America.
Dixon k'nr's Domestic and Ornamental Poultry.
New American 0iclard ST. BY VIM. keniick.
The Amer car faimer. by Blnkc.
american Fruit Cultnrist. ByJ, }. ThoIas
The American farr i ,uk. uy Allen.
Family Kitchen Gardener. Nv Bust.
Gram Tables Showing The value Of bushels and pounds
of different kinds Of grain
Amer eau Flower Gaidon Directory. By Robert Buist.
The Flwer Garden BY Jos, ph BEck
juhasons Dictionary Of hardening. Edited by David
LauLTcih
Dnwnirg's Country Houses.
ID wnings Landscape Gardening and Ruir Architect.
The Fruits ct Alnerc ca, Containing 4S richly loIed
plates, aud full descriptions of all the choicest in
America. By &. NJ. Hoyey.
For sale by
IL. d. TURNER,
N G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, February 20, s57. 81
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A. NJ NcrHEtrREs, H. ohishLN. D. W. MARTIN
A, M. McpUEETEas. & co.
Wholesale Gr0cers,
'rrRwARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ji'Ws' Udrth0use.
NoRroLK, Va.
REFERENCES
Tuou,s p DEyEREux, Esq. halifax, n. G.
CSC " MoRpEoAr Pres't Bank of the State of N. c.
C. Dewey Cashier ="
" ii. Homes, Cashier Bank of Cape Fenr.
/, O'B. BakycH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
bf'iSs ns \. q. Ns!a Whtsssad, 4 aS%si''' sa1ss. a
Pres't Farmers Bk OF Va -
Alex Bell Esd
Messrs Spence Reid, Ba!timo,f.
b. Blossom & Son, Aep York.
September IS, 1853 -
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"a TOTJCE.-THE. UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
" sell i,,O acrrs of land in Johnston County, near
1cachburg. There will be credit given of one Two, aud
three years, purchaser giving bond with good security.
a. j. LEACH
Leaehburg, April 2s 1856. 4G-swG
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1857. THIRD MONTH. IS5.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,

HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
SUCCESSORS TO TIN LtTE FIRMS Oi
Puui 81 Mcliwaine, and Mcliwnine d Graham,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
DRY GOODS,
No. 60, SYCAMouE S1RFtT, PLTrR,mRo. Va,
A RE NOW RECEIVING BY SHIPS ONT hGlO, NEW
IA World, Ellen Austin. and Albert G.rlJtiu and hv
sitash Ys Africa, Atlantic Ciiy Of Washington, aud u
:hyir Spring lmp"ItaouS u Luiu can ipud and by
the various Steamers and SChoncrs the Northern and
t"s'"yu Cities. large supplies of American Mgurhcure,
WHICH, i"gcIhe wal enable Ilrm 0 offer 10 the Trade
assortment Of rcgn aud nouyiiv bTv Goods, equal, It
not superior any exhibited by heir predecessors.
They would ,tc rnrticHlr attention 90 tier hrcu i'm
rorlauns "f 10 priced Brown and BcachrI CoilonS Of
Lugl.sh manGlactuIe.
r. \. HAMILTON
Late ui NurihtJTulrnu.
EDWARD GRAHAM
Late uf McwaIu" Graham.
Agents for the sale Of Nurjh.Carotna Cotton NHus
Shevt.ugs aud Usluburgs, and Tor genuine lr,h fid%
ThlCai~ and Shoe Threads
Match Il, So. &9-swl2
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Kenosha City Rifles.

The Anniversary Ball of the kenosha
City Rifles on the commemoration ofihc
birth day of Gen. George Washington,
e1me off at Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday
Feb. l9,h inst. 1t was one of the most
brilliant Balls that ever convened on
such occasion in this city. The Hall was
brilliantly Illuminated with gas, with 81
burners-it was sublime sight, such =
sigh, rs is seldom witnessed in this or
any o;her city. One hundred couple
was in attendace,-the spacious Hall
gave ample room, for the merry dance
nothing was wanting to render the en-
joyinent complete.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
Assault. &c.-Quite an exciting II

ASSAULT, &c.-Quite an exciting tri-
Ial or examination came off last week be-
fore Justice Ames, at the Court House
in our city. w. b. Slocum was ar
raighed on the complaint of Mrs. III. Z.
Wilcox, on the charge of assault with, in
tent TO commit a rape on the person OF
complaining witness. Complaining wit
ness testified thatsherented and occupied
defendants house-that def. occupied
a room in said house, and had boarded
with witness until some two weeks
since-deft. wanted witness to leave his
house. and witness wanted to, but there
was back rent unpaid, and def. had
distrained witness goods for rent--went
to def. s room TO see about her things.
whether she could take them await
was soon after 81 o'clock p. M.-knock-
ed at his door, and was told to come in
Def. was partly undressed and sat
reading-witnes went in and told Dett.
she had come to see about her things
deft. took hold of her and pulled her up
on his lap, and began to take undue lib
critics with her person, which witness
resisted-witness finally got up out Of
his lap, and def. pushed her upon the
bed and attempted to ravish her person
witness struggled and resisted and f.
nally succeeded by the cry of murder in
bringing a Mr. Woodwork, a boardcr
and lodger, from another part of the
house to her rescue, when deft. desisted
and witness went to her room.
The complaining witness was sub
ected to rigid and protrac.ed cross
examination by deft.'s able counsel, but
without elicting anything of moment,
contrary to the testimony given in the
direct examination. No other witness
was called, and Slocum was bound over,
under $500 bonds.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

AUCTION SALE OF SrocK, &c.-Wc
call the special attention of farmers and
others, to the advertisement of Nj. Twist.
of an auction sale of Stock and farming
utensils to come off in the town of Pleas.
ant Prairie, on the 3rd of March. An
excellent opportunity will be offered fol
those wishing to purchase. See the adj
Yertisement.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

20 Messrs. HUBBARD & LusK have
resumed operations upon their new
warehouse on the harbor, which they
commenced last season, and which will
be completed as soon as practicable.
They are practical and energetic bust
ness men, and will drive the work ahead
to the utmost of their capacity.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

New EXPRESS Co.-See the adver-
tisement ofthe "Great Western Express
Co." ofwhich DR.. STARKwEATHER, Is
the agent for this city. We donbt not
1t will prove a great accommodation to
our citizens, and the name of the DIR. as
agent, is guarantee that business en-
trusted to the CO., will be promptly at
tended to.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

GT We understand that the Ladies of
St. Mathews Church realized from their
fair and festival on Friday evening last,
the handsome sum of Sl48.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
GENEsEo, Feb.
My YouNG FRIENDS :


My YOuNG FRIENDS:
l owe you an apology for the delay in writing
You this acknowledgement Of your kindness to
me when in kenosha Hard .'bor and little
leisure must be my excuse. Wlly,'n please ac-
cept personally and present to those W no were
associated with you i'll obtaining for and pre-
senting to me the very valuable testmon al OF
heir sympathy in the noble work which | m
privileged to advocate, my very grateful ac-
acknowledgements. ! assure YOU that the gift,
with the accompanying beautiful letter, will be
priced AMI treasured by me as one ofthe most
pleasant and gratifying e,'isodes III my western
c ;percnce. You would not have shonorcd me,
had you not believed me to be honest and car
nest in my advocacy Of o'al abstinence prnci-
PIES, and l should rather leave behind me n
character as sincere and earnest advocate than
as an eloquent one.
These few lines are written in haste and wea-
riness and are but feeble expression Of my sen
tmenis in view of your unexpected kindness 10
me May The blessing that malcth rich and al-
deth no sorraw, be yours fully to cLjoy, and
may you. and Nil associated with you in Your
school, bc saved with all You love, frnm the
curse OF intemperancp. and stand together San
band, "whcre the wicked cease from
troubling, and the weary are forever at rest" is
the prayer OF
Your oliged <E
and ohndient servant
Holm r. GOIFGH
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FARM FOR SALE.

~sn.sz n 8 Ti0RP Of Bristol wishing to change his
~ ~ MS FARM Tor sal, ,ons;s,i.,, "a
ssSy~x one Haadred mi Eggttg;fse Acres IF land
- sritab.e proportion ~ Por sh, ~ adow and
the premises is first Dwelling House and Barn and
other out bninga good bearing Orchard, two ts one
Cs;ern, aid almost ytang that makes Farm desra-
Die. Tertss Essy.
gzgFor further particulars inquire Of fe subscriber on
the premises II. s. THORP.
Bristol, Nov. IL, 1856. 25tf
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Aarnini-trntor.. nnir.

AdIsi i-fraIor's Rufp.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Real Eae Of Joseph Scott decea ed late Of the town
of Dover Racine Cu,niy Wisconsin, described as follows
~ wii;The Est half % Northwest quarter-ofssct
Thirty f6l ~ Township number Three North OF Twenty
t2 Eas-ljy an order OF the Racine Conaiy Court ia
Probate, vii he offered for sale at Rube yeffdue
TnuEsDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1851,
At ten o'clock A. NJ on said day, near the Dwelling
House 'he above described premises, situated near The
Racine slssslssFp Raj Read mile and half ives.
o. Union Grove Depot ard II miles Of Racine on the
South Road leading 20 Darlington. TIE farm has on Il
good frame boase, good WEI! Of water bearing orchard
AID stnesni quantity o; good labor, has plenty
ing land, wei waiered has al ol' q Acres under the
w hsat u acres seeded dewa. and IS ID every respect
valuable locaiiou Tor iartiirg pefporser.
Terms made kI0wn at the tine and place OF Sale.
CAROLINE SCOTT
JOHN EDGOOSE.
NJ nnnu n l.n.n. A al.nit. araan
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

THE FIRST VEssEL.-We noticed a
vessel under full sail, passing this port to
the north on Saturday last, Feb. 2lst.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
NeW Dock and Warehouse.

We notice that Messrs QUAELEs &
Co. are getting timber on the ground
near Main St. Bridge, for their dock and
warehouse, which they intend building
the coming season. These structures
are to be of the most substantial and
tasty character, adding to the appear
ance of the place, and increasing the
commercial facilities of our CROWN 9
city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

The Annual Ball of the kenOsha City
Guards, come off on Friday, Feb. 10Th.
inst, at the Military Hall, under the s,l-
pcryision of its officers, which was high
" creditablc to the officers and ;hc com
p4ny. Among those who bore con
Spicuous part on this occasion, were
Capt. Quigly, Lieut.. Flanagan, Lieut..
p. Kelly, Mayor Hughes, p. Cosgrave,
D. Crosit, n. Pitkin and o.he~S, whose
valuable services, and their presence,
contributed largely to the enjoyment of
the occasion. The nj enhance was very
large, the Hall was crowded to the ut
mos, capacity, and it was beautifully H.
Illuminated, upon its walls were suspend
cd a beautifully executed flag, upon it
was painted the portrait Of Gen. Geo.
Washington. another flag, the " star
SpanGled Lanner, may it ever 'waye
Der the land of he fee ana home of the
brave"
The strains of sweet music from Whit
combs band lent epchantmcnt to the oc
easion. Those who participated in the
dance, seemed to enjoy thcmse'ves--evc-
rythimg passed off with perfect sati>fac-
ZION to all who were present.
SfEp WnEA I've call at ention Of
the farmers of KenoSha Cou1ty 10 the
advertisement of J. p Hurlbmt & Co,
otSeed Wheat. They offer three difftr-
ent varieties, all of the best kinds The
plan of changing see,l has been proved
to be the best way 70 ensure = good
crop, both as to quality and quantity
We call especial attention to the varie-
ty called the F,fs, as being, perhaps,
the most profitable that can be raised
in this section. 1t is said that it is new
er affected by the rust, and that how
ever luXuriantly i: may grow, it never
falls down, the straw being strong aud |
elastic. We advise farmers to call and |
examine this seed before sowing their
spring crops. /
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

~ We understand that M. p. t.
CAnooN has sold his residence and gar
den to gentleman from Chicago, for
the sum of $4,000. AS we are told. n
good share of the stock in the garden is
reserved, which Mr.. 3. has time for re-
moyaL We hear ofseveLal other small.
cr transactions in real estate, within a
few days past, showing a renewed ac-
uvity in this species of property, no
doubt consequent upon the certainty of
the speedy complexion of our Railroad
and harbor improvements.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

DRAMATIC READISGs.-Mrs. KATE
DENIM RYAN, the distinguished actress
gave rare entertainment-Rea
from Shakespeare, in costumc-at the
Court House, on Monday evening last
We were sorry to see soslim an audience
present, for our citizens certainly ch,ea.
ted themselves out of one of the agrcea
bic evenings of the season. Mrs. Ryan
reads as but few can read, and renders
the idea of the great poet, living an
present reality.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

SAD AccIDENT.-Wc regret to state
that oHr ficnd r., p. MARE, of Pleasant
Prairie, met with an accident on Friday
last by which one of his legs was badly
'r"Ncn. lie was just leaving the city
WI b horse and wagon on the plank
road, when his horse started, and by Il
sudden .ic'k the re;ns were broken AID
the horse left to his own will. The wa
CON WAS upset and NJ. Mar thrown into
the ditch with such force that one leg
Wa>Scyerely crushed iustahove the knee.
Two persons besides Mr.. Mari, were in
the wagon, but neither were injured.