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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
MIsCELLA VICIOUS.

~ HYAfT'S PAftsI LIGHTS
The usctuTa Of The above nrcle
at Ne. 40 West Broadvsy has been transferred
NO. WORM SrarET,
Fear udsOu.
The property West Broad will be sold auction on
the 2h TIE subscriber having made arran gsmsn 70
setile and invest his capital in Kansas.
BUSINESS
Win be conducted by his brother.
rHEoDoRE
In connection with ouierp, unde the name OF
HYATT CORNELL o..
no other parties Ia New York are authorized 10 manutac-
ture these lights
The 'prsmaos and ether Interior limitations viola
iiou suits which have been
against mfr nsers will be prosecuted With energy.
TEADDEUS HYATT
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Fob. 40 p. N.
AsHEs.-The salos embraced about 200 bbis. o. pos
and pearls at 7ssc. 40
DEE DsTcrFs Flour -rhefc . rather better de-
msnd from the Eastward, with good general ioquiry
from tbs city trade especially for the better clAss OF
oraads The saes embraced about 5000 5000 bols ii
tha fn ahnpa.
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the receipts for the nrst week In February wers:-
Passengers S729 49, freight Al; malta and ex-
presses, 81 o21 l6-total, $l0, 064 OIL.
The two most substantial railroad stocks In ths
marie are the Gaena and ChiCago and the Chicago and
Rock Island The gross earnings Of each Of these oompa
mics in Of the past three months this year As
hsv hse
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criststiorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
are of superior order Wboesae and RETAIL aud tie aye
p.rs,ejy applied, at No. 6 Aftor Hopse
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BaycheIos's Hair OSe.-yVfRs and Toepees
~ best IN world. made, sold and applied ct NO -
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CAvE YOU HE ARD tbs NEWS
II Everybody s is'ng that wonderful meo,cne r.
Everybody II ber cured Of consumption by
livery eminent physician warmly recouareuds
serofaia, 1t is admitted, snds = remedy MsaJu ia
ANpERs' LiQUiD IODINE.
1he hsppies effects IA rheumatism result from
Palsy, heart nsesSe liver compspta are cured by
And they sell for dollar bottle
hsprrs' lquIp IODINE,
Broadway D II No ~ Rrosdwsy. sew s' YORK; Mrs
Hayes, Brooklyn, snt a' a'osssis
ron HOOD. VILLAIN = BURTON, CHARLES N.
Never before aaSs.hcd ua i by William Burton
''a'a 81 f Ga Ssm aast''
BY Charies ID. wa!col tsq, Of wallacl's
renay 1bsahes BY W. Brcugh
entitled.
Are portion Of the attractions OF he Of the
Portrait Of Coroner Connery ''
Theories OF Lr Eurdnls Duder.
Tie reath Shadow.
letters from corre'pon sTao.v cons,ra
Washington. birthday
f''' n SUNDAY COURIER
opposed TO 'S''IAD suspAY COURIER
Bennett In a ball room
Mayors Message ro,r,rn
SUNDAY COURIER
Mud, misery and murder.
he Death Shadow.
SUNDAY COURIER.
Nrs Nedes
Portrait VI the Coroner
Matilda Heron In new character.
The Death Shadow.
' SUNDAY COURIER
Miserable msers.
nc Death shadow.
Portrait OF Counery
Price, three cents per copy.
"Frst come FIRST served
will do well tn their orders In
Ivcd the annoyance occssoned by the present unparalleled
rush for he COURIER.
JAMES l. SMITH co.
Is spruce street
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Il NiIAYL.fs'
LONI On
NORDIkL GIN.

CORDIAL GIN,
An uEequaied stulsbt uysic aud trnic ioyi, rant,
and agreeable aron attic sa'i sry beverage
beg 20 cal the attention tou'he-n snf western rDer
chants 10 The superior merits Is - Iu,sie clfdi.
II is pure extract o. ' 1iar jumper Dr'rY. 'usi
from the best OF En- gcsit u1ter IN sirveldtns5
Of Pritsh Excise law l has been rroarircei ~ Tue
me iica faculty Greet ar AMI Uptsd ~titrs - b.
the bes aud the safest ao c hnpaL ever eeFso u lhs
public
umas oropsy grave cho 10 cholera. lever aad Eue,
s,ricu'e diseAs VI he rfgar' epilt osy &C.
Is also delicious bevcras snd BIZ It's peculiar
oil universally
~ all " ho nee Y.
The iuoWirg tmong - 1usan' y Of a similar KIDD IL "a
resb i md valuable hs We give II place;
Srw Youx. se9l -, ISIS
To Cor q CHAR Ts.- Wy esr sir-u ndcr soms
stances We rrconmGpd Il ind gin d cile As ycors
IN, "A argsr quart ~ OF Jnnp.r INK y pre-
NAiENrrNr NJ
beware q poisonous nyrCs mtuuf.c;lrei Ia in atom
and void ~ lor don cordia ~. -
1he records Of the Cusio ouses 10 The elite 81 Now YORK
RcsOt and PhilsScphs a tat thu6s Icudp cor
r the only Icnrcn gia np0rtcd Gua sold Ia bodies
recent ocuraytrsy York has t.nD, TIRE 81
that that ess to wit beyinniog os Noss Der is nr
or dapofaoh o. London cordial gin ever made eXcer. "
Ourselves has been two p Imported IN lst5 IN Va ere
d ,hese pipes 1h 60 wou ~ only few hnrt'cf
bottles hundred .1isanf d,cH1 OF nsNi lls nv
called london Cosl ON l'vr Teen SIRE "a al! over
'hs sold q est 20 p.f cent beO az c1s' ~
sIo err represent IA nsevos agents for Ho,lh & Pc x
"k 81 londun, had imported drop soi ye' haze
l.)ced the Who south "a e.; ID .er - cset London
The genuine ohsrlos Loadln cordial ga IL or st' n
Do pirt - 80 5V by al afUF.sis sii
gfOc.t as. re hsi usn tiyed 'lotdoa Co ga. Gn."
lis Asoiusy Chsss escape adult rated ard roi.paaus
nymes It cocs tuf hN he arce be labelled L1nd1n
ue kDMp 40 q Cu .RJEs.
No 40 broadway, Nsr io.x.
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rtbeTp and Western dealers in clothing th.t stock OF
seIi wear s now copPleie and on sale In
udk 70 trger than usua of our well kuov styles
Of Ane and fashionable cohipg have this got
large quantity medium and priced goods equal tn taste
and stsle 70 neet which prepared eher ~ the
kwest ngure IN the trade ID. DEVLlN CO..
ass $50 ard $50 Broadway corner Warren street.
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Tbs gross earnings Of the Rook I,aad Railroad were In
the past three months within about $Ao 900 ~ large
those Ct the Gsena In time, while last 10 the
corresponding period the Rock leland receipts were $751;
GOO less than those Of Galena roai la the three
months this year the Rock Island receipts have ncreAs-
cd o while these Of the Galena road have decreased
about $70,0c0. II would appear from this ths! these
roads changing places 10 the extent Of their pro-
duoiveness or revenue capital. In Deoembe, 1885,
and January 1857 for the nr't time the history Of the
road the Rock leland receipts exceeded those Of Tho 81,
lena IN The same months.
rhe transfer book Of the La CROSSE and Milwaukee RAD
road Company WILL on tuesday, gath inst be removed
IRON Ii Broadway Bank to the cfoe Of ead company,
NJ No. Wall street Said iransfeT books will DO cosed
at2P. NJ saurGay the iiEt inst, until the moraing
Of the 24th inst in eff ct this arrangement W.
BOOKER, E4q, fresdent OF The Continental Bans, has
been appointed by said company registrar for counter
signing their certificates OF stock.
Tho returns Of the banks OF New Orleans for tia
ending tho It'll Inst, pared with those FOR the week
previous, exhibit tho following variations In the sssre
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CKuPIloHs ON TuE FACE AND SKIN Ns&yoUS
II aud tics heatache cured eneousy ~ hs qu
n eubaiiuio or nerve We NJ Tor these
vel Tor fever ami ard have TIC 1rlyor tee no
usls OF orr best Ihysclus among vh,m Drs. Close
CleteIatd Hartley Hfnderscn Martin kc " iiss
chants aud druggbts house having colt H3 bottles With
1uf 81 ae tasr II failure one Young lady, shoe
49, fu ~ pustu ysrs had ZEN al removed ~ abou.
uonih Al quie'I rrate nerves, cufing neuralgia crop
icra ming gesk curing dyspepsia hys
terra. bpoiency, eqrhlzng tie dsirbutOn OF TIE ner-
vous nu.d ing COMMISSIONS hts ialuE salpa-
fobsipaibon &c Please read tho pamphlet For sale
Ev tt'IItn IbEDs drug ,rtsr' Wuiiaa
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Billiards. New Hair Dye -Warrantnu 10
color the most natural well ~ black wthol, sta
ing Positive proof given IN ave minutes al fso aad
A Er1ah
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mis- Hair Dye, As. N box; Black or brown.
No 4 Ba,csy g. Inimiiable cutting OF har and whskers
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fTONsUxP1IOH IN rs TUBERCULATFD FORM
y cured efoeiua.y bs he ptospbplHei ssslm % liver
be ties ~ who haze tndT n - md
their iL &C wiinss o'dsc 1rsu-
ser service humanity, c-nriusiSo Ai.Dar me hils
Wonderful .re hose q Ecuten e. Ea1rbS fs; Issic ESD
vii Esl John Ua-tc hf an! o,de's AIS by a'hilg
al riiA IN, ard tupyy Sabsigrce foT the reerrayu
II The destroyed csn u the
veF, coughs and on,9- tno breast aud side, &C Re
lei D. panphlci Hug "a g. j, LkkD> iSs WIhan srrc,
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Huveurs Cured by Marsh ~ Co.'S Radical
su,e INA At No. ~ Maiden lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

rARROIFRs ARE ADOur;
Ia Look cut
Eoanhes ant bedtugs loo are cut.
Put hem 30 rpuL
With I.yoa's powjs r. wnnsrous sun
Thai gives all ibsectg qasDium tnf.
IYoNS nsgr etc powder and pills. fOg vermn, fli Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

In Bristors sarssparslia are Combined a
,o.c a1atye danisctant strenShens The stomach
snss lie recretons aad rehnes aud qucksns the sus
r,b snd neo ,et. In diseases Of The lungs srolnl
,rsv and All eruptous curative effect Astonishes the
rsos, sr guine kemps pas;es are at once 3reea
HE harmless aud hTessnh.e. sold BY - T.bANhAN
80 -loessle Water street. New York. aud By
an a,s gss Sarsspariia 81 and pas,ies 2Sc per bottle
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NOTICE TO HEws sGtNTs
N NOiice n agentA
Notice agents
Notice ~ sgcns
Notice
Noise IN agents
Notice 10 news gems
Notice 10 tswa sgcbs
NO.Cs % sEeus
Notice ~ Al us
Pcvrini ofYo e3cf
tHsNk Lksi.It's ILI.t-SrR NTED NEWSPAPER,
craslrR he only cooc og-svr g Of III Buried tragedy,
h ucv T,ad, end he had tascurh al sgenis.
found impo- -b g. comply VITA the demand for
thr pfessut No % bU arrange mept nos per
f,ced y witch the isrs will IN future eupcaed BY e.c
hCeiofc ogu'ie TIE tuuber VII be 10 ie IN
~ Same period a. heretofore.
ssued nest week contains Tho great rhture OF ne
nate n stony NJ. fIihcr illustrations Of the HurGe
tragedy the rdat lrspy ro NJ Huds1n Cry &c
leaeTs re1uestd 70 order early
prTuvorS pIsE.EES or AVERY FoRN. PAINS IN
N the Ard body want Of strength sDuts sleep,
rette aud Kindred aluenS hod blessed rsni,es N pr
h tBBFks inv gofa ssnguhef q sends an e.ccsic rri
81 W uthfui strength throughout tie wlos bo3y-lsrg too
seii a. 22 Bo~try Price ~ 90 tao, "a Po,r tei price
TYR0TTT1BLF AMI HONORABLB EMPLOYMENT FOR
winter Persons IN town country ia scesrch Oi en
rny en source OF income Or W ~ up tter leisuee
hours msy bear Of such entl2sng two s,au,ps bpsy
,.~s.sge ic Professor JAhAS 4. HORNE b3x A5jt New
iofk Pot oace The enp9i mt ~ nsd 70 either tc1
s,silr M lie mnasra n Is en srtc ga O,dsiy ensuing
me- bv 10. wright; sales pernsaen. rou- agent
is rantd ~ every tovn "a NE Ihoa
1,TITrTy ROMANCE ART.
Yer hpse much that y silf active and o. reN v.ue
A. vel amusing novelties TOR readers 10 town sad
w. s' TBE NEW YORK JOURNAL
MARCH
. epgrsvnss
CnvTrxTg - WINS
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Tho weekly OF tho banks shows I'll, Blsk of
Lousara ~ DO over half million Of dollars out OF toe
law Tho Canal Bank also about $55 o00 the Citizens
Bank out-bu bank has considerable specie the
way; the others have The Svuthera Bank has
about four es above the requirements OF the law
the Bank OF New Orleans makes good report being
30,0t0 In line.
We learn rom the Rock River Democrat OF the 10th that
ths citizens Of Rockford subscribed saoo wards
building the KenOsba and Rockford Railroad. They
deter mined TO increase this sum still more.
The earnings o. the Pttssurg, Fort Wayne aud cago
Railroad Company, for the month Of January, we're
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Sales of Real Estate.
The made by auction thursday consisted OF produce
tive and leAschold property, scattered In various parts
Of the Cay in small lots and Of prices nausoosd By ne
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GouI nud's Or1Efhai it1iah rs~P N".es :.
sream MY white hair dye and ct ne old
mept 81 Walker street. Brcadwsyi Mrs. Hayes broo.
yn Csllenoar FhsdephA; Bates, l2S Warrington suee'
Roetnn
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''''' n.y. q Il. 0ARDhEn, Principal
wcvv York Young Mems Christian Associa-
ssn n'p'hy Mech g. E'ssy ~ M. Ka ss Sec
Clothing at Nholesa!C.-.We beg to Inform
ss.s and Summer wear is now oOpPss sale, In
se s asu "a. sf Es q
large quantity Of medium and u priced goods equal tn taste
20 ne 9ss which we are sEss ss the
as 2s9 ard $50 Broadway corner Warren street..
Received nj GREEN'S shirt and Furnishiag
No Asor Eouse styles OF ties crsva's Ac per
sste steamer.
Sewing Machines.--I. n. Slayer s. Co.'s
iafor@s,oo about sewing an qaesaOn,
asked on the subject All who 5ssd ss Paper S
ysss clear pro be and viii be protected from be
s % s VIII e sent
s'a' 70 a. NJ xN SINGER iRSEs co., s Bosdsay
john Woods New Gymnasium Now Open-
1t no. Q EasTwenty eighth street near FIN avenue
Z. woodland Crcsn,."-A Pomadc for Bsau-
s s & a ss s Err dss
ss 40 sS sr s c Ssa IL @
enoses dsndsn aiways giving Ne has the appearsnee
sss ssas . ns:s .sssa
Country DE- pegiss, "re Invited tn Examine
'~' '''' u sUfsts <. KHxKo CO.. IS Nassau street.
BnycheIos's Hair Oye.--yVigs and ToaPces
~ best word. made. sold and applied ct NO. -
Broad~sy
BJecbers' Enrina Jeiy.-Tnis Wholesome
and delicious article terved with rich sauce DALI NJ
TAYLORs Saloon 365 Bioadway corner OF frsnkh street,
NILS Hair Dye, As. N box; Black or brown.
No Ba,cisy s. Inmable cutting OF har and wh!skers
oriststioro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
are order. WholesAe and RETAIL aud tie aye
s.ks,ey applied, at No 6 Aston Hopse
Dallnro,s New Hair Dye -Warrantnd to
ooJor hsnost well ~ black, wiho1 STAN
ing the Positive proof gwen IN I'VE minutes Al $50 aau
&c Broadway.
Hupeure Cured ~ Marrh ~ Co.'S Radical
su;e truss, at No. ~ Maiden lane, New York.
ssoux nud's Original italian Seap Cures All
ln poudre subtle upreols hair lro1ge, Oriental
nspt 81 Make street Brcsdway Mrs Hayes Brook
yn; Calender, Thisde'phn Bates IN washington saoee
Boeton, &C.
IBoIloy~Ny's Pills.-Wherever Civilization
hae pep pits in demand The stomach me
apss and intosnes the organs most AsshAoe oy
disease all climates AGA upon these .ns scuoh o
rs me icipe Is rapid thorough AID laNaIo0'
Campbelrs Drug and Chemical store
usw.s. Of Eigkh avenue and Twenty ego street
Pure medicines
n, urissors sarssparslla are Combined n
o.c az alive and dainisctant sren{hens The stomach
r..n.ss lie secrcons aai rehnes aud qucksns the aug
ri.b I'D pfeced oet In diseases OF The lungs sroinh
rousy and all ergpnous lis curative effect AsonHnes me
rnost AR gune kemp's pasies are az once Hreea
Ne ha-miess and Irresistible. sold by ID II. LANMAN6
70 loiessle DRUGGISTS Water street. New York and By
Ma q and mas -
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hoe per eH.ed these piIs in demand The somscn me
npss and ntesnes, the organs most asssAoe oy
climates these MS remedA scuoh Oh
~ rs ms dl,ipe is rapid, thorough aad layarlaoe.
Snmpbelrs Drug and Chemical store
corner of hgkh and Twenty eighth street
Pufe medicines.
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SAMUEL FRENCH, Publisher.
122 rasssu street, 40 stairs
ROSS A rOUssY.
los Nassau street. wholesale ssenA
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAI.

For The rapid Of Coughs Colds, Hoarsenes. Brop
chs, Whooplng Cough, Asthma and Consumption is uni
ysrsay known the best remedy yet discovered for
every variety Of Pulmonary disease So wide the field Of
IS usefulness and the Of its cures that
ost every section OF the country abounds persons
publicly known, who have been restored from alarming
and desperate diseases ofhe lungs by its When
tried its superiority every ether medicine Of its
kind is too apparent escape observation and where its
virtues Known the public longer hesitate what anti
dote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organs which incident climate
BY its timely many nay almost all attacks Of disease
upon the bugs throat arrested and thus saved
many thousands every year from premature grave. No
family should be without il, and those who do neglect TO
provide themselves with remedy which wards of this
dangerous class Of diseases will have depore it
when is too late Proofs of the surprising efficacy OF the
Cherry Pectora need be given the Amercas people,
they have living proofs in every neghborhood But
those who wish read the statements those whose whole
health has been restored and whose lives have been saved
by its pse viii find them in my American Almanac which
the agent below named has to furnish gratis every
Prepared by Dr.J. c. AVER Lowell Mass-And sold by
=. RonlSsos, STARKwEATHERa Co, A. f. STEELE Kenoshs
Thorpe Gorton Racine o. sheldin, Burlington, J. II.
Reed Co., Chicago; Rice Sherman, Nil, all drug
gists = SmS5
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12
atisfacforily ascertained.

satisfactorily ascertained.
1t may be right that on this occasion
/ should make some brief remarks az to
our rights and duties as a member of the
great family of nations. In our inter
course with them there are some plain
principles approved by cur experience,
from which We should never depart. We
ought to cultivate peace, commerce and
friendship with all nations; and this not
merely as the best means of promoting
our own national interests, but in spirit
of christian benevolence towards our fell
low men, wherever their lot may be cast.
Our diplomacy should be direct and
frank, neither seeking to obtain more nor
aceeptinglcsS than is our due. We ought
to cherish sacred regard for the indie
pendenee OF all nations, and never at
tempttointerfere in the domestic concerns
of am, unless it shall be imperatively re-
quired by the great law of selfpreserva-
ton. To avoid entangling alliances has
been maxim of our policy ever since the
days of w ashington, and its wisdom no
one will attempt to dispute. In short
we ought to do justice in kindly spirit
TO all nations, and require justice from
them in return. 1t is our glory that
while other nations have extended their
dominions by the sword, we have never
acquired any territory except by fair
purchase, or in the case of Texas, by the
voluntary determination of a brave kind
red and independent people to blend
their destinies with our own. Even our
acquisitions from Mexico form no excep-
tons, Unwilling to take advantage of
the war against sister Republic, we
purchased these possessions, under the
treaty ofpeace, for sum which was con-
sidered at the time fair equivalent.
Our past history forbids that we shall
in the future acquire territory, unless this
be sanctioned by the laws Of justice and
honor. Acting on this principle, no ma
ton will have a right to interfere or COM
plain, if in the progress of events we
shall still further extend our posses
sions.
Hitherto in all our acquisitions, the
people under the protection ofthe Ameri-
can flag have enjoyed civil and religious
liberty as well as equal and just laws,
and have been contented, prosperous
and happy. Their trade with the rest
Of the world has rapidly increased, and
thus every commercial nation has shared
largely in their successful progress. /
shall now proceed to take the oath pre-
scribed by the Constitution, whilst hum
bly, invoking the blessing of the Divine
Providence on this great people.
Isle JAMES BUCHANAN.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12
Election of Oh eff Justice

Electors will please bear in mind that
they are called upon on next town meet.
ing day to choose a Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State to hold for
six years. We need hardly call the at
tention OF voters to the Importance Of
this matter, as none, having their aiten-
ton called to it, will fail to see that in
virtue of the position and interests en-.
trusted to this officer, all other electoral
duties sink into insignificance compare
lively.
Edward Y. Wilton, the present in
cumbent, is candidate for re collection.
made so by innumerable electors, in vir.
tue of that necessity which grows out OF
the everlasting fitness of things. In OPP
position to him the democracy, in regu-
lar convention assembled, nominated
Montgomery NJ. Cothren, of Iowa coun-
ty; and between these two men electors
are called upon to choose. The princi.
pies l.. V. Wilton represents are well
known through his decisions from the
bench, and the principles of Mr.. Cothren
are well understood to be in harmony
with the party that nominated him. On
this score alone there can be no reason
able doubt which Of these men the peo-
pie OF this state will prefer, and when we
add that in every possible qualification
for the position in question, Mr.. Wilton
is known to be vastly the superior of his
opponent, the doubt becomes even less.
There can be but one possible source
Of danger of Mr.. Whiton's success, and
that is remissness on the part of the free
dom loving voters of the state. Proba-
bly, the full democratic strength will be
polled for Mr.. Cothren, which makes it
very necessary that there should be no
remlssness on the part Of the opposition.
We call the attention of the voters OF
this county to this matter. We shall
keep tickets on hand for distribution, and
invite friends from the country to cal
and get them and see that they are used
on election day.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12

was passed, it being claimed that the code redu-
|ced their fees below living possibility. bill
amending the code in some unimportant partic-
ulars was passed Abill authorizing the super
visors of counties, if they choose, to levy a tax
of 400 dollars in their respective counties for the
benefit of agriculture and manufactures, was
passed. Reducing the minimum of the swami
lands providing for literary fund from The
proceeds of the swamp lands
The death penalty bill, the Jansen relief hill
the bin restoring the old usury law, were all XII,
led in the Senate. Amendments proposed to the
banking law also failed
The State tax for next fall is fixed at 3 10 900
dollars, which will doubt be sufficient TO meet
tho necessary expenses.
The general laws will be speedily published
and distributed. We shall give them In the pa.
per rs fast as we get them