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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

PUTEAM's MONTHLY. The August numbe,
has come to hand Putnam's has always been
a fayorise with US, and We have welcomed it ia
our table, not more for the interesting and agree
able tales that have graced its pages, than for
its fearless and heightened defence of sound po.
litical principles. Under the new publishers,
Messrs Miller & Curtis, it has assumed some
what more popular character. and will probably
largely increase its circulation thereby. It's
illustrations are graphic and neatly executed.
We have in the present number, three articles
profasely illustrated. Terms. So a year. Ad.
dress MILLER g. CURTIS, New YORK.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK-This old periodical
has made its welcome appearance upon our ia
bic, with its usual promptness, for August
The contents win compare with any preceding
number. We have often spoken in no measured
terms, Of the merits Of this Magazine and now
sum the whole matter up in very few words,
Gody's Lady's Book is the very best publica-
ton of the kind now issued in this or any other
Country No Lady should be witho@tit. Terms
50 year for single copy : two copies $5; We
are allowed to furnish it to our subscribers at 8!
year. Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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Monr Taoup1r ~ KAssAs.-we see by o

MORE TROUBLE IN KANsAs.-We see by our
exchanges that mere trouble is brewing in Kan
sas. The citizens Of Lawrence, have refused
to pay the taxes imposed by the bogus legisla.
ture, which are to def-ay the expenses of gov.
ernAent which they viii not recognize, and
Gov. Walker has determined to compel them to
do it. In ful6lment of this determination, he
has encamped before Lawrence with an army
and at latest ACCOUNTS was awaiting parley.-
Meantime, the people have declared their deter.
mination to fight before they win by any act rec
Ognize the legality of The bogus legislature, OF
the laws it has enacted.
1t is impossible to tell wha. win be the resul,
of this new attempt of the administration off.
GERS TO enforce the laws of notorioasly illegal
body, such as tas Kansas Legislature is known
TO be.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

The presentation address, was replied to, on
behalf of Miss BRIGGs, by gentleman present,
in substance as follows
In behalf Of the individual receiving this gift
l will venture but brief word. l cannot be ex.
pected to use language so expressive, and die
tated by such genuine feeling of acknowledge
ment, as the person ON whom this offering is be-
slowed
Modesty and decacy of feeling, have ever
been virtues of the best of men and women in all
ages especially, on public occasions, when they
were made the objects of generous favor. So in
this instance the iady Teacher receiving this
public testimonial OF friends, has chosen TO re-
main silent, rather than give personal express
ion of acknowledgment in this public audi
ence room. 1t has heen deemed appropriate
that one Of sterner nerve--one whose mental
composition is of a coarser texture; whose sensi-
bilites are of ruder cast, and therefore on an
occasion like this less liable to be swayed by the
finer emotional feelings-should attempt some
suitable acknowledgement.
Expressions Of generous regard, of this char
aeter, make up the distinguished events in the
life OF an individual; they are the periods of
thrilling interest in ones history, which are re-
cured to in after years with pleasure and delight;
they are The scenes where memory loves to lin
ger and recall the friendships of other days.
On behalf of the recipient of this gift, | ten
der TO the members of this Public School. her
heartfelt thanks for this liberal expression of
hind vvisbes This manp;fasta.icp of oaperous
esteem and of youthful affection, will be treas
ured in recollection while life endures."
To Mr.. Stone was presented By the pupils of
his department, acopy of DIR. Kane's Arctic Ex-
pedion with an appropriate and well written adj
dress.
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23
In -Keno.ha Coun.y Cenr,.

In the matter Of the application Of John Iedcrman for
the conveyance of Of Elizabeth Bruc
genkamp, late of kenosha County, deceased
n reading and filing the petition Of John uederman
~ and taking due proof of the thereof pray
ing amongst other things that Caroline Plate Isaac W
Webster executors of the last will ard
abeth BrIggenkanp, late of w atand in said county
decea sed, may be required convey by good aud su
cient conveyance in law, 70 the petitioner certain land
and real estate OF the said deceased In said petition de-
sebed, and that they be required pay all aud
Of such out of the estate Of said de-
ceased ordered that application contan-
ed in said petition be heard before the probate Of
fee, in the city OF Kenosha Saturday the 9Th day
September next at 10 O'clock "a the forenoon OF said day.
by publishing this order six weeks before
that day, in the Kenosha Tribune .elegraph, weekly
newspaper, printed ard published the and county
OF kenosha. BY order OF the colrt,
JON b JTLS0N,
Dated July 16th 1851. jy2S:6w6 County Judge.
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GRAuAM's MAGAZINE. No monthly is re-
ceived by US with warmer welcome, than this.
and we seat ourselves at the Editors table, pre-
pared. after months abstinence, to enjoy with
infinite zest, the bonntiful supply of good things
we are always sure of finding there. and we are
never disappointed tor Mr.. LELAND never fails
in his Catering. Notwithstanding the melting
weather Of July he is as racy and IS witty and
as cool withal. as though is.were January. The
August number has come in good season, and
has received due attention. The "0ld Knick, :
viii have 10 look to its honors or Graham's IN
der the magic hand Of Leland. viii have taken
them of. The engravings. the illustrations and
the Literary contents are up to the marx Terms
IS for single copy one year two copies So Adj
dress WATSON &Co. Philadelphia.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

TALL GRAsS."-Mr. JoHN T. THoRP, of
Mound Prairie in the town of Whestland and
cd Us, yesterday, handful of Timothy grass
heads which measured 10 IL inches in length,
the stalks OF which were feet . inches high,
aud this he informs as is only an average of acres
he has now growing. Who can beat it, We
pause for q reply.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

THE NEW WORLD, embracing American Histo-
ry from the earliest period to the present time,
comprising an account of the Discovery OF
North and South America; of the Founding OF
Colonies by the several European Nations,
with separate Histories of each, excluding
the various Revolutions and the erection of
Independent States TO the present time. By
HENRY HOWARD BRowNELL 4. NJ. 2 Vols,
embellished with numerous and diversified col
ored illustrations, entirely from original de-
signs.
The above is the title page Off new work, that
snow being offered to the public by agents.
The agent VIM. K. SCOTT, is now in this city
soliciting subscribers We have examined and
have no hesitation in recommending it as a val
liable Historical work, which from its arrange
ments of subjects, is convenient for reference,
and is well calculated to interest aud instruct the
reader Of American History The first volume
is devoted TO the history of the Spanish, Portu-
guese. Dutch and French in America, and the
second Volume to the English in America. rela-
ting more particularly to the United States
The colored illustrations are numerous and will
add interest 10 the perusal Of the work.
Mr. Scott is also agent for another work enti-
tied &" Scripiws Embiems and AHegOries, I" for
which he is getting subscribers. This is r relig-
ious work and from the slight examination We
have been able to give it, we judge is worthy
place in every home circle. Both books are
elegantly bound, and viii be an orna nent to the
library
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

FUyHE hes. salt in use for butter making. and fos
Il The Table Farmer cali and see and VIII
warrant il 10 give the hes; sa;lsieetion. Ne will
cell cheaper than ever before offered IN this city
Don't forget the place, South Store IN Odd Esi
lows Building.
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DIEIl.

BACoNln somers, the 18th inst, cHAaLorrK FLORA
daughter Of Hiram and Charlotte Bacon, aged year
and 12 days.
The flower when offered in she bud is vain sacri-
ice."
PENNEY-At his residence in the town Of salem on the
2ath inst Mr.. GEORGE PENNEY, aged about 40 years..
The deceased leaves wife five children to
his LOGS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23
State Convention.


We perceive that some of the Republican pa
pars in the state, are canvassng the matter OF
State Officers to be nominated at the ensuing
convention. We see no improperly in free
expression of opinion, provided there is no in.
tent to forestall, or distract the action of the
convention. Suggestions, if properly made
may aid public sentiment in arriving at safe con-
illusions in the selection of candidates. So too,
a free interchange of opinion by calling public
attention to the subject may prevent undue in
fiuences from forcing candidate upon the con-
yentlon, not in accordance with the popua
sentiment. We trust however, there is no
ground for apprehension, that any unfair means
viii be employed to secure the nomination OF
any man, who is not fully acceptable to the PEG.
pie. We have many men in the State, and in
the Republic IN ranks, of decided taent-of long
tried integrity-unimpeachab character, and
whose devotion to the principles of our cause, is
unquestonable. Such men are demanded by
the voice of the people--no others, will be like
y to cordially unite their suffrages.
We have heard the names of several sugges-
ted as candidates for the office of Governor, any
one of which, we believe would command the
undivided support of the Republican party, il
fairly put in nomination. Our individual opin-
ion is, that the name of Hon, Z. D. HoLToN,
is as favorably regarded by the electors of Keno
sha county, as a candidate for the Office of Gov
ernor, as any which has been suggested. He
is identified with the early history of the state,
his public acts and political life, are familiar to
all. Were he put in nomination by the conven-
ton, there would be no necessity for answering
the question, Who is Il. ID. Holton
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23
The Minnesota Constitutional Convention

The Minnesota Constitutional Convention.
This body met at st. Paul, on Monday the
18th inst. Before an organization was effected
the Democratic delegates to the number Of 40
withdrew ia body, for the purpose Of prevent
ing the transaction of any business. The Re-
publican delegates being majority of the con-
vention remained and perfected an organization,
were sworn in and proceeded to the business Of
the convention. The seeding Democrats in the
meantime have met by themselves, clustered
and threatened, but had done nothing up to the
latest dates.
Sham Democracy in Minnesota, it seems, is
the same thatit is in Kansas and every where
else. There is but one policy it knows, and
that is the rule or ruin policy. Although in the
Minnesosa Convention the Democrats are in a
minority Of l6, yet they attempt TO override the
majority and in default OF success, Withdraw.
and thus attempt to break up the convention.
They will learn perhaps. in time, that honesty is
the best policy"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23
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Republican STATE Convention


We notice that our brethren OF the Press, IN
different parts, or rather all parts OF the State,
are beginning to make the subject Of the State
Convention, and nomination OF State officers
of Governor, more espeeially-a matter of re-
mark in their columns. We are happy to OBJ
sevsa, that with few exceptions, the good feel
ing that characterizes these remark. There are
al few of or editorial friends, however, who have
made their selections and seem to be intent or
ly upon urging the clalns Of those persons they
have respectively chOen as their candidates
Some four or five gentlemen have thus been al
ready brought forward and their claims to a
nomination urged. We must not forget in our
zeal for personal friends or preferred localities,
that these should be secondary considerations,
and subseryient to the success of Republican
principles. If we have an honest, capable man
nominated, who is true to the principles of the
Republican party, We shall labor willingly and
diligently for his election, and we believe we
can do that moro efficiently, and certainly more
heartily if we have not expended half the "a
Dor of canvass upon an unsuccessful aspirani
for nomination previous to the convention.
those who have done as much for the success Of
the Republican Party, who in all emergencies
have stood first and foremost in the fght, whose
talents and qualifications are second to none il
the State, and whose claims, therefore are a,
good at the hands Of the party, as any others
and we might set to work and urge those claim.
in preference to any or all others, but we doub
very much the policy of such a course. We are
willing to yield personal preferences, and wish
es to the good of the cause. We have conf.
dence in the integrity and justice of the people
and if they will turn out at the primary meetings
and send delegates who will represent theil
wishes in the State Convention, we shall be con
tent to entrust the nomination entirely to that
Convention.
We are extremely anxious for ths success OF
Ehe entire Republican ticket this fall, in Wiseon-
SIN possible, more anxious than ever before, for
there are questions involved in the issue that
syin tell more for or against the cause of Free
dom, than at any previous State election. Let
US for ores have eonVeRtion Of delegates di-
rect from the people themselves, nntramelled by
pledges to individual aspirants, and we shall
feel confident of the result in November.
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r n { CITY B A NJ x

OF NENOSHA.
One of the first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention 70 all Collections, and bust
ness entrusted to- Remittances made for Collections
lay Of payment.
Lansi Wsrrants, God and Silver, Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct in suit on the principal points Q
Great Britain, France, Germany Holland Switzerland, Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
5. b. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL,
CtStier. President.
KRHosHA March 1st, 1885,
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KENOSREA. WIS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange New York always forsale
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed
collected at current rates Of exchange, without othc
charge.
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver C, in bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York j. II. KIMBALL. CASTER.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

Sra Prohatc--EN eROsha seuas, Sas.ut.
In the matter Of the last will and astamen Of James
Smyth deceased
On reading aud filing au instrument in writing purpor
ting TO be the last will and testament Of James Snyh
late othe City ana County Of Kenosha and State of Wa
eonsin deceased, also the accompanying petition OF john
Trusen OF the pace aforesaid representing among other
things that the said James Smyih lately died Kenosha
city aforesaid that said instrument is lt will
lament of said deceased and that he the petitioner
the Identical John Trusten named and appointed IN, and
by said will ami testament Executor thereof praying
that day be appointed for hearing the proofs of said
will and testanent &c.
ordered that the proofs OF said instrument be heard
before the Judge OF this Court Saturday the eighth OF
August next at bis Office IN the Cry and County OF Ke
nosa at len O'Clock A NJ OF said day, and is further
ordered that public notice thereof be gwen all persons
interested by publishing copy Of this order for three
weeks successfully prior to said day hearing IN the ks
nosha Tribune Telegraph weekly spaper printed
Keposha City Aforesaid: JOH b. JiLSUN
Dated July 10Th 1851. 3g5
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Cheese Press.
In Probate-xenosha County Court.
Guardian sale.

neiia Francis minors
n Office Is HEREBY gwen that In pursuance Of an or
~ Of license made said matter on the f day 81
July, A. D. 1891 by the County Court OF said county, the
Undersigned Guardian OF said mia0Fs, will on tie ish
day Of August, A. ID ls az se premises TO lie sold the
ars ward u te cy % kenosa al the hour ~ O'Clock
A. ~ otter ior sale A. public vendue, the following az
seFioed lands q Tue hIst ward Of the city q Ksnos
q block tweniy SIX tz5i hence RUNNING ses' par NJ III
Pearl street esgsty (s4l feet thsnce soat. Pi t
Main street twenty-five a. feet, theues 49, ~ ~, In
Pearl street egAsy X Ieet, hepee nor, ~ $500 ~ ea
Of Main street igeny-two 2sl ret - ~, vide All, mig
The west end OF lie ioi before ds.rTiosl
aei witt {. south q said Sis 'ns W Par sse'
wigh Main street. Pearl stFssgS, FR .xfrs t,a-t,.
p.,sa J,lys sa1h. 1851, S~s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23


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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

II We publish in another column the articles
Of consolidation of the kenosha and Rockford
and the Rockford and Rock Island Railroad.