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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
Teacher.

lady of long experience in taition and whose
testimonials Of reputation and competency are
cepiionsb e, is deslrous of taking charge OF school,
either boys or girls. She can impart thoroughly
solid etucation as well music, drawing, and the
languages Address "Educator,' ojce of this paper.
mis-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
OF ICE 7.

OFFICE WELLS, FARGO a. co. .,
Orovilie, Oct. 22d, 1857. g.
Our Office win be open from to o'clocca NJ. on..
Sundays. JOS. McWILLIAMs, Agent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

aRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D,
a Stated meetings are held In the Masonic
XxSr4I II on thesecond and fourth Fridays of each
~ Nmonth. ii. A. GAsTOfl, NJ. L. II. p.
Z. +. COTTON, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

rENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
II liquor business nn0er the sane hru, ut the cor
ner Of Montgomery aud Myers slrees-will pay all
the lndeb bedness of The old concern, and make all
collections. Those indebted will please call and pun
gle. ID. ID. HARRIS,
II. b. HUNT
Orovil,cs, November ~, 1857 nl9.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
N O TT = Q E.
of Co-Partnership.

VHNHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il istng under the firm of n. Is. HUNT x CO.,
was dissolved on the l0th insapt.
ROBT. RiCHEY,
u. -. hARKIS,
IL. Is. HUNT.
0roville, November, 10 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. Nj. VROOMAN,

WIN heieafter have his office at T. h. l.. Magpires
Drug Store. Myers itreet near the OF Myers
and Montgomery nl9
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
The bred Scott cass-supreme Court.


We have not room this week to treat
Of this mater as we would like, but must
content ourSclf with brief reference to
it. The history fthc case is simply this:
bred Scott was slave in Missouri, from
whence he was taken by his master, an
officer in the |. ). Army, to several diff
tercnt military stations in the free states
and territories of the Union, remaining
IN the free territory a number Of wears
While at Fort Snclling,on the upper Mis-
siSsippi, he married Eliza, brought from
Missouri, where she was n slave, and in
free territory under precisely the same
circumstances rs her husband They
were both subsequently removed back to
Missouri, and held rs before, as slaves
Two children were the issue of the mar
riage, one born in free territory and one
after their return to Missouri. Such are
the facts Of the ease Up to this time
She decision Of courts in the slave aswcll
as in the free states, was universally, that
the voluntary transfer of slave to free
territory made him free, and the condi-
ton OF slave could not again attach to
him. tnderthese peecedents bred Scott
sued in the Missouri courts for the free.
dom of himself, wife, and children. The
hrst decision, in tie st. Louis district
court was in his favor, but the Supreme
Court of the state reversed The decision
the suit, when it was dismiss
ed from the Court Scott then brought
4 suit ''as 4 citizen of the United States
against the man claiming him, then "a
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
AYERS CHERRY pECroRAI,

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ciaS Nho"ping Cough, Asthma and Cunsunpt;on i. uni
Vsrsay Known As the best remedy yet discovered for
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almost every section Of the country abounds IN
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and even desperate diseases ofhe lungs by is use Whe
once tried lis superiority every other medicine OF ito
kind too apparent 10 escape observation and where it.
virtues known the public hesitate what anti.
dote TO employ for he distressing and dangerous ELECTION.
Of c pulmonary organs which incident our claiat
by It's timely many nay almost all attack. OF disen.
upon he Lungs throat arrested and thus are ,sye
MAJ thousands every year from premature grare NJ
fat iy should be without j. and those who DO neglect Ia
provide themselves with remedy which wards OF mi.
dangerous class OF diseases will have cause to d.nors i
~hen it is too late. Proofs Of the surprising er..cy o, H.
Cherry Pecioral need lot be given the American n4on
they have living proofs in every neigbborlood ku,
those Who wish 70 read the Of those whose bo
health has been restored and whose lives have been saved
BY its use, will ind them in ny American Almanac which
e agent below named has furnish gratis for every one
Prepared by DR.. }. G. AVER. Lowell Mass-And sod BY
ROBis-os. STAkKvst1HER Co, A .. STEELE Kenosha
Thorpe Goron, Racine; o. sheidin Burlington J. II.
Reed Co, Chicago; Rice ST enmsn SIi and all drug
sists. 9ms5
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

of Two Rivers; David Michigan,
Gait Mr.. Kendall, of Lockport, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brosfeld of Suspension
Bridge; Miss Dutiin, OF Toronto; Jno.
Beck, wife and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell, of Brantford Mr.. Curtiss
of Dowlings, back broken, cannot live.
A public funeral eff the unfortunate
sufferers will take place on Monday.
Committees have been formed to
wait on the friends of the deceased.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
KENOSHA
r 6 a |. EST ATE OFFIC :

For the Purchase and Sale Of RIAL EsrArs-the EXAM.
nation Of TrLEs-paymeht of TA1Esand Conveyance o.
LANDED PsoPEErr Lots and Lands kept ported wishol
charge unless sales effected.
Horszs and LoTs for sale in every part Of the city, aud
varying in price from 5000 to f2.oao.
FAKNs and LANDS in every town in Tie county
cOmnoda:jng terms.
hoNEY invested in the hes: OF Landed Securities and
the highest market rates Of Interest.
TAXES paid and TAx-TIrLEs compromised and genera
Az ney for Tie cement % liabilities accrunR ON sea
Estate.
TITLES examined and perfected, by the aid Of superior
system Of indexes made under personal supsrysion Ais
sent Tor the Alliance Fire Insurance Co. Philadelphia
Risks taken at orr1cE with Clerk Of Circu
Court S. Y. BRANDE
KsSosHt, Nov. i9, 1856 1v22
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

Best quality of Cheese % lbs or more, 900
2nd best 100
Best sample of winter wheat Flour, 300
Best sample of Spring wheat Flour, 200
statement in writing must accompany each
sample of Butter & Cheese on exhibition embra.
cling the number of Cows kept; the mode of keep
churn used; mode of freeing the Butter from
the milk quantity of salt used ; and if any other
substance, it must be stated.
The time of making the Cheese whether from
one or two, or three milkings; whether there
was any addition of cream, quantity Of renns.
used, mode of preparing il, kind of salt used,
mode OF pressure, and treatment of Cheese after
pressure.
These rules for the future will be strictly en-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
JOHN B. nLSUN, County Judge.
eaGncPrv Hnsp.

STATE Of Wiseoasia--CgfcaH C5E'f KtaoShd L5unty
Charies l. C'rns, Complainant B-t~cy Ann Davenport
S"as davenport, Collins Knapp William s. arie,t and
Barton 4. Ciar<, defendants
seY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE MADE IN
- thl' cause ON t'a l2'h day Of Jtnuary 4 o. lsf7
hail expose for AID sell At Pabic Al.tinn M H.,
%"irt House IN the Cry nf Ken 'Nha AordAy, le sI
eehh day Of March, y. D, 1881 at te hour OF
n The afternoon the following descr bee rssed !,
ana premises, or so much thereof may sufficient TO
.Auy the amount mentioned la said decree VIZ all the
o"oNns sees or parcels of land lying being in k.
loSha Cate EAcnt) County, State of Wisconsin, aud DESERT
'eu Ao SHOWN as the south quarter section sly
own enc north OF range twenty three east containing one
urea ana sixty acres OF land; also he west half Of m.
9uh-eaSt quarter Of the above named section containing
lightly acres of land. "b
- 2 TYMEsoN, Sac If Of Heaosta Count,
~, ~, 9, nt,i"r'a 'St','ry Zo.h 1894. Is33
WILLIAM HENRY WRIGHT SoH ao"Ir t3mpliirant
TINS above sale Is pogpo led mIsy the er5t,,p,,
lay OF May, A. d. 1881, at The sane ir and ~ 49,. So
above. u TvSrsrS" !, a. as
Kenosha March &c. 1917. ''' ~
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
Els PrObaie-Kcnosha County Coari.
In the mater Gf the Estate cf John RoLgary.
I'm READING AND E1II Nc. nm, N,

~ ton OF Thomas Foley o; Peoria county aud Stat. o,
lEois. AID taking due proofs CT the same rp,e,ppy
among other things, that John McCary late Of The city of
Boston, in the State OF Massachusetts the month of
enbe, A. d. lS51, died interstate, leaving goods chstt,
aud estate within this county and that be- petitioner
i lia0an OF the eldest born child Of said aud
praying that administration Of said estate be granted to
Reuben II. DemEg
Is 0sdered, that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF his Court on Saturday the eleventh DAY April
A. d. 1897 1t ten O'Clock A NJ his Office in the city and
county Of Kenosha.
Aud Is tfher ordered, that notice thereof be given
20 the heirs OF said deceased and persons interested
oy publishing copy of this order for success. We
Feekr prior TO said day OF hearing in the henos4a Ty
bate and Tslegrdpa.. weekly Newspaper printed and
pub islied at Kenosha in said county,
3Tt0 JON Il JIi,SI1N ,,,,ny,, -L,5a.
March II, 1865.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

) g. TIC Railroad Commissioner shall have gen
orally the charge and control of all interest the city
OF kenoshs now has may hereafter have in the
hehosha 4 Belok Railroad. He shall receive all
funds paid into The hands OF the City Treasurer on
account Of the tax for the bs neft Of the Kenosha
Beloit Railroad Company. and shall hereafter re
deem oil scrip which has been issued to said Rail
road Company, the same becomes due, masking
such provision therefor, or recommending such
measures to Common Council. as he may deem nee
essary for protection and benefit Of the tax pay
ers of the City.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

Getty his expressions Of regret at his unavoidable
shsca from The Inst Reerng; and ut tht samc time
TenIs thank Dir ihaver for the kind and efficient
manner in which he performed the duties of the day
Kelosha, Men Is, 81. WM ORLEDGE, Sec'y
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
En rrobs,e-Keno-ha County Cour,.
IN he matter o to tast VIZ and 1estao. eat Of Cdrissa
N Hig1tmdR.

N Htg1tHdR.
4 ~ READING AND FILING AN INSTRU-
- AENr IN writing, pTporiilg be the last viii and
Ttstansa ~ Csrssa NJ. WiGhaan, late ~ keuosha City
and County and State OF Wisconsin, deceased also
on reading aud ding the petition Of Addison p Wighman
OF hehosha City, in kenosha Coua;y aud State Miscou-
sin, aud taking due proofs the representing auouR
otLer thrgs that the said Carissa NJ Wghtman aey died
At henosha ty Aforesaid that SAID instrument is the last
will and testament of said deceased and that the rn.
zeal Addison T. Nghman named aud appointed In and by
AID last Will and testament executor thereof prAylug
that day may be appointed for the hearing the proofs Of
.sit last will and testament,
It's Orerod that proof said instrument be heard be-
lore the Judge of this Court Saturday the eleventh day
April a D. 1907 at ten O'Clock Nj. at his off in the
city and county of keno.ha.
And a. tltbe" Ofersd that notice thereof be giveu
70 The heirs OF said deceased aud 20 All persons interested
BY publishing copy OF this three sue essive
weeks prior "a said day of hearing, in the Keaosh TIL
'"te an" ieeg'd, weekly paper printed and pub
nsled at Keno h, IN said cuInty.
Dated, March Is, tS51
JOHN b. JlLSUN Comfy JUDGE,
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Ia GrrsiifnIa.
ia TIE matter Of TEE Estdts o DGniei Seysns 6ecs,sy

~ Ht t'dHSr 0T Zee EstdE6 Q DGniel Nertns decs0.,J
gEH0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCFpN
Letters testame1ts said estate having hen i,
snrh to Benjamin T. Hatch and John L. Stevens On the ~
u-y o. s.p't mber A. d. 1880, and twelve months having
been allowed and limited t. creditors from nd r.
date, to present their claims examination ana aI
snee notice I, hereby given that the undersigned viii on
daJ OF September, 1884, will hold court at his cfr IN IN.
city and county OF ken0sha, commencing at len oriort
upon each OF said days to receive examine and adit ali
claims aud dsmsdds Of all persons against ). ID Jecss ."
JON ID. JILSUN, Coapfg ,Judcs
March 10. 1887 80
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Reoui1Iic1u Caueus

A meeting of the Republican voters of the
town of Wheatland. win be held at Sylvester
Coon's, in said town, OH Saturday Apr 4th, at
, O'Clock T. NJ
BY order of Committee.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

citizen of New York," of trespass for
false imprisonmen., in the T.. S. Court,
for the district Of Missouri. This court
decided for the master, on what ground
we do not distinctly understand, but the
plaintiff carried the matter up to the full
bench at w ashins;ton, whichis the source
of the decision in question.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion of the majority of the Court. The
first point was that the U. S. Court had
no jurisdiction in the premises, because
the plaintiff being an African, was not
and could not be or become ''citizen OF
the United States" Here, of course, the
decision ends, for the Court denying ju-
|risdiction, could have decided nothing
but the point involving the want of ju-
rlsdiction. But, for no otherreason that
we can imagine, than desire to bring
the Supreme Court to the aid of the Gin
clnnati platform, and to encourage and
strengthen the administration and the
bunker politicians generally in their pro-
slavery purposes, indeed, to pioneer the
way for new aggressions on the part OF
the slave power, the Court gave its opi,,-
IONS, covering the whole ground Of the
political strife agitatine the country.
These opinions, in brief and practically
are, that the federal constitution makes
slaves property, and Congress nor any
other power, can legally destroy or i'm
pair that relation, hence the ordinance
Of 1887, the Missouri compromise, and
all acts of a similar nature, are unconsti
tuional and of no force or effect. 1t i:
simply complete change of the whole
policy and supposed tendency of our in
stitutions heretofore. Instead of look
ing forward to eventual emancipation
and freedom, for the oppressed Of the
country, they are declared to be onl,
property and serfdom their natural ant
proper condition. And while all lega
barriers against the existence of slavery
in every spot of the union is thus to b,
swept away, of course such All acquies
cence of achite popular sentiment to thi
dictum of the Court is calculated on, n.
will before long re-convert into propert,
every man throughout the la"d, with .
drop of African blood in his veins.
But these opinions Of the Court are
not yet decisions Tor lar. They are SIG
nificant only of the spirit that govern.
the court, Of its willingness to volunta
irily and unnecessarily make itself the
tool Of the slave power, and what it vii
do when it has chance.
This was the substance Of the opinion.
of a majority of the Court, though while
on many minor points there was nounan
unity of sentiment among the members
Ju iges M'Lean and Curtis read able
opinions dissenting entirely from the
majority opinions and harmonizing Will
the republican sentiment of the nation.
As the slavery agitation may be said
to have but fairly commenced we shall
have an opportunity to refer to this mat
ter again.
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To Creditors.

In rs n'aaer Of Ms Esdfe efSunue! Et-er, deceq,,d
fENO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
IL Letters OF Administration having lees h,rut.6',
granted to Reuben H. Denling, and six months from ~,
date being allowed and limited for credtors TO ness
their claims for examination and allowance notice e 49,.
~ given that the undersigned will the first Monda :,
May, A. d. 1851, at his Office IN the city amt county ,R
hosha, al tea O'Clock A NJ, receive, examine ard adus,
Oil Claims and demands Of all persona against ssd dsas
:, JON JILsUN, Couaty J47ge
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
CHAPETE. XIV.
Miscellaneous Provisions.

See. |. All ordinances. regulations now in
orce i'll the city of kenosha and not inconsistent
with this act shall remain iii force under this act
Hntil altered notified or repealed by the common
council after this act shall take effect
Sec. ,. All actions, rights, fines, penalties,
orfeitures III snit or otherwise which have &C
crued under the several acts consolidated here
n, shall survive to and be vested in and prose
cutcd by the corporation hereby created.
Sec. 3. All property, real, personal or mixed
belonging 10 the city Of kcnosha is hereby YES
ed IN the corporation created 10y this act.
Sec. A. Ali Officers OF the city OF kenosha
now in Office, shall respectively continue in the
same for the several terms for which they were
elected or appointed; bur shall be governed in
heir oficiai action by this act after it shall take
effect
Sec 5. This act shall not invalidate any le-
gal act done before this act shall take effect, by
The common council of the city OF keIosha or by
he officers of SAID city; nor divest their success
soIS under this act OF any rights of property or
liability which may have accrued to,or been ere
ated by said corporation prior to the passage Of
This act.
Sec 8. No general laws oe this State contra
vening the provisions Of thisact shall be con-
Iidered as repeating, amending or modifying
The same unless such purpose be expressly set
.urth in such laws.
Sec. 7. IAN Act To incorporate the city of Ke
uosha approved Feb $50. An Act to extend
he corporate limits Of the city Of kenosha APP
proved Feb II. 1881 - An Act to amend an
act to Incorporate the city OF kcuosha approved
March :, 1891 :" can Act to amend an Act ell
tilted. an Act to incorporate the city of Keno
,ha," approved March 10, 1882 IAN Act to
amend the Charter Of the city of kenosha, APP
proved March %, 1867 and all other acts OF
tie Legislature OF this State so far aS each or
either Of them conflict with this Act are hereby
repealed.
after its passage
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

w. A. Bachelors EaiE Dye.
Grey Red or Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly beautifu
snd Natural Brown Back riou; the icast injury TO tn
Hair or Skin, by WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
lFTEIS MEDALS AND DrPpLouAs have been awarded I,
WIS., Bachelor since 1852 and $4,000 apple stio,r
have been made to She hair OF hia patrons Of his famous Dye
II produces color not to bs distinguished from nature all,
wARRASrkD not to nure in the least however long it
be continued,
Made sold applied Gin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 2}3 Eroadvay, New York.
Sold IN all cities and tie United States by Drug
gis and Fancy Goods Dealers
6 The Genuine has the name and address upon .ts.
plat: engraving on four sides Of each hoy
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
Zs3 Broadway, New York.
All others counterfeit.
Sold hy all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States. lyu5
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The Most Useful Most Perfect Most =
Concise :

Cheaper than HE Eheapcas! Better than
the Best!
P"dtishcd Uerhiy- The ~Aolc onig one Io2,,
I'm!
XREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRES.
~ ENr Crutury i,r
Detecting Counterfeit Bank wo,esl
10 'ccribmg every Genuine Bin IN existence and
ex.'bihs nj glance every counterfeit ~ Citru
!.ti"n. Arranged :" adm rally that Il. jcsca,.. d.,
dsy and De'ccf en- fnJ4a>oHc1px.
q No index 10 e1alni=c np PAGES to hunt
Up!
but 80 smpfed and arranged that tie msr.h
qat, tanker aud business man can see sl ~ ,
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Terrible Railroad Accident in Canada

The Buffalo Commercial 1dyertiSer
gives the following particulars Of terri
bic catastrophe that occurred near Ham
ilton, &. W., to a passenger train on the
Toranto and mathematician, on Thurs
day last:
The accident occurred ut the bridge
over the Des jardines canal, aIout tW %
miles most hcast of Hamilton. The bridge
swings, and is elevated some sixty feet
above the water. The train was IA local
accommodation, running between Tor
onto and Hamilton. 1t left Toronto af
I L. NJ. and was due at Hamilton at $40.
The number of passengers is valiously
estimated at from 70 to 100, Of whom
only fifteen were taken out OF the wreck.
and Of these five have since died. The
water i'll the canal is eighteen feet deep:
all that ere not Immediately killed were
drowned. The engine and tender, with
the engineer and fireman, were pitched
headlong INFO the canal, and are buried
twenty feet below the surface. The
baggage car and two passenger cars are
Il complete wreck. One Ct the latter
was turned bottom side upwards, and is
about two thirds submerged.
Parties are still busy this morning ex-
Treating bodies from ihe wreck.
In an clubhouse adjoining the station
house at Hamilton, about fifty or sixty
corpScs--nen, women and children
were laid out No inquest has vet been
held.
Most of the passengers were from
Hamilton, Toronto and the adjoining
towns.
Samuel Zimmerman, Mr.. Buchanan.
Vice President OF the road, and CAPTAIN
Twokeg, a propeller commanderon Lake
Ontario, are among the victims.
Only one lady passenger was saved, |
and she Is considerably cut and bruised. |
y German lad in the hind car. seeing
the conductor hastily retreating to the |
back door, followed, and, with the con- |
ductor and two others, were the only
ones who escaped with trihing injuries. |
Mr.. Btydges, Managing Director of
the Road, DR.. Maclim, and Mr.. 5 rect. |
OF Chippewa, Were on the train, but es- |
capped with their lives, though consider |
ably injured
The following is list of bodies rec
ognized up to this morning: Donald |
Stuart, Rev. A. Booker, Erastus w. |
Green, little girl, daughter of ]. X. /
Clark, all of Toronto; James Cinnamon
Thos. Benson of Port Hope; John SHARP
book vender, a. Grant, VIM. Russell I'll
the firm of Melish. Morrell & Russell ofi
Bran,told; Joseph Bar, of Niagara: Holm
{. henderson, OF Hamilton. In one Of
he Company's building lay nineteen
bodies, sixteen men, two women and one
child; of these only three have been roe.
'gnized, Edward Duffield, Rev. DR.
dessic, and John Morley. The remains
If Mr.. Zimmerman will be taken 10 his
'esidence this afternoon. lie was in
he baggage car at the time OF the acct
lent.
Parties have been busy during the
lay III extracting bodies from the wrerk
! p to this evening 81 bodies have been
covered, and several have been carried
way by their friends.
y jury was empannelled this mornip,,
nd immediately proceeded to view tn
arious bodies and investigate the cans,
+ the disaster. ''-''
The following bodies have Ebeen idep.
fled: Mrs. Doyle and Thomas Doylr
f Dumbarton; Jas. Barr and Jas. Navcr
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CHAFTEE MI.
Or he .-oad Co@mfss og-r.

~ The railroad Commissioner shall - ,l #.
c.y. Ircu az oi q Eaayi - Directors Of fhe X
unsle 4 Ecls.t Railroad Company, with ullihe du.
Tics. resp, r>i'i ;.cs and powers incident 10 the
tuce If Directors uneer tie Charter vt sa;i Rail
rpad Company
81 II rhIll c The duiy Of said Commiss oner to
u,i.id all Get ucs Of he II, ckb,lGc.S at Tie ken
fla s Eclult Ru lroad Company and 70 vote a. per
sor tie sgmo any Individual stakeholder. On all
rl.ies Of stock held 10y sLo Cisy Of keueaha IL the
sly,A CT sad Company
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Died.

In this City, on the 10th. inst of Consumption CLARIssA
81. WiuHfMAS, wife OF A. p. Wshtman aged 10 year,
a I'D ~ days.
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Peoples Candidate for City Marshal.
The undersigned respectfully solicit, the vote. OF the Cit
Iens OF kenosh@ City for the oee OF Cy Aarsid at the
April Election, subject to Nomination
March ;, Is !. JOHN c. BUDDLR.