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Congress.


The action OF this body has not been Of
very stirring interest for the past few days. The
standing committees in both Houses have been
made up, rs We expected they would be, by ref
erence only to tbs interests and wishes of the
slave holding Democracy. One thing dis being
daily more and more fully,deyeloped, and that
is, that the Democratic party and the s4ave-pov-
er is one and the same institution. The line is
being, by every turn Of the political wheel, more
closely drawn, and the Democrat who utters the
least hint against the most extravagant demands
of Slavery, IS Mt once reminded that he is wan.
defiug from Democratic ground This is rather
distasteful to some Northern Democrats, but
they must be drilled into it II they intend to re-
main in the party.
The blu 10 rue $50 100000 of Treasury
notes was passed on Saturday last in the Senate
after considerable discussion, by the following
vote:
| Yeas-Nes-rs. Allen, Bavard BENJAMIN. Bigrs.
/ BgteF, Brown NY .Crittenden Douglas Evans,
/ j itch, FitGP&uiel, Foot. Green. Hale, Hunter,
4 Iverson, Johnson of Arkansas, Jones. Kennedy.
/ Mallory, Mason, Pearce, Polk, Reid, Sebastian,
! Seward, Stuart thompson Of n. J., Wilson aud
/ Wrght.-3l.
Nays-Messrs. Bell, Broderick, Chandler,
/ Clark, Gol.amer, Davis. Dixon, Doolitte. Dur
kee, Fessendcn, Hamilton. Harlan johnson of
Tennessee, King Pugh, Simmons. TrumbulI and
Nade-IS.
The bill provides that the amount shall he is
sued in sums not less than 800, and that the
operation Of this act be limited to the LIST day of
January, 1859.
IL The House the same Lii was under discus,
sion, aud will probably be passed with little de-
lay, This will O. pretty wen for . hard money
Administration soon after the foray of the
'"ess@ge upon paper money.
On Monday last Senators Dtgler and Douglas
had another turn upon the Presidents position
on Kansas matters. Bgler intimated that the
Lecompton Constitution would be made test
Of orthodox Democracy Dir. Douglas on the
other hand, contends that the President has no
power to bind his conscience on that particular
point any more than OH Others He refuses TO
be read out Of tia party On any such grounds.
He strenuously maintains that popular sover
eighty is true Democratic doctrine, and that Is
all he contends ior, against the Leeompton Con,
stitution, and he will not be moved from his po-
sition, nor Will lac be put out of the party on &C
count of that position.
The House spent most of the day upon the
Treasury note b.,I, when it was referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means. A resolution
was passed im' ing debate on the bill to the
22nl
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Afflicted for Thirteen Years, ana Cured =,
0ne Week. "
ONE IDOTlE1AR.


w = l. = B Nv
" e bsst Fargative and Liver Medicines now he.
"h9o W. pIDllC, namely, DR. SANF0BD'S INyIGO2.
Aas II % o, en ,staal SIAN any other medicine M WA
- stomach and @ eJees.ts o2rtid matter then
- pushing IT, ~ 81 t3aE iantter, thus accom-
M seiinsy experienced htdpsratiors n ,s Ia
- chat It purses il. and wien 5e i ts sun h
nj 81 Ssaf,rt fg1 eolitit ~ ~ th uuqsnal rard.ty
new articles O meieiHe namely tuns '''-'
~ When Il is a q 'ie.r sgn9 may be formed
So Witbort NV "s ore ,urei doses Of Caomcl
= hayf teen but iits pays.eian. and ele G"j
ia eF @ aptl nSgd in the form Of tie Tny-
z treta"S t1 i."f = olsr as family medicine
- case Liver caa plaat E; has trely failed
Wien tt ii5Y g So y deranged Liver is cured
dAusoIes Is caused an proper ofb Liver
Fz1s let any oa4 troubled with JauHdee take 500
S SO 4egE aa4 their skin vii. betu Ia asslns
Costiyepeas can Ne permanently cured bg the lsvf,,r.
Az rstu1e Il ier ~ t,aI dofes en- retiring and as
@ dose heboaels sit in sas19 Snd a57, ne
| - a1a t gaFk a. regular as clock work.
s<w stc eadaehe is very relieved bv akr d.af
- se,rBes W. az ny which oorrocs all scisy aud
sssss '9 ~ ee a.s :. ~ W utnleh.
d w. II IL @y9r.9a4s s.omaeh i has equal as
- ity. For Family Medlqi1a 11 s'ei st,,Hs A''
| ) spsAkfn The highest terms ''-''' ." "N' -'' "
Dr. sanfora's Iuvirorator cam Ia az rs,or,,,5o3s.
q Diseased Liver. Tie tcsfirorsis w @ ] Ir
II hyselans N rs favor induced ns Try H. aaIn,
ms egeF given e Dyspartie5 foF Il mai compete
"a nothing bg. the ixbtss. fos5 zyi itaes "e ,5,
FIXES sage pain Now What 10 ~ ~ hi our readers
fat % Try this greatest remedy IN le wSrd-tstss
e we tasg ia5ai,d pleasure in recommending s ned
ga 90 ~ f i 1t Feyer ana Asae. Chill Fever,
wy taigty and thousands willing testify poa-
p there hss never been trie family rene y'
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A CARD TO THE LADIES !
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS

Invaluable in removing stoppagss irregularities Thee
Pills nothing but have been used by the Doctor
many years in France and America, with unparalleled sue
every case and he urged by many thousand
lies to make the Pills public for the alienation OF those
'uGering from amy Irregularities whatever, well
prevent pr gnanCy those whose health VIII permit
increase % family Pregnant females, those suppo
ng so, cautioned against using those pins
While pregnant, the prst0r responsibility
Fent any mischief 10 Observation-Disclosures these pills
commended Full and explicit directions accompany each
5ox price 81 per box.
sold by s'rARkWEATHER Co. General Agent Tor
ienosha, wis.
ieaers, and send the Pills Ladies (coufdentaly
from obserYaon) by mail any part OF the country
~ enclosing them 81 80 through the Kenosha Post office
~ e. See that every box bears the signature OF j. DU
p0NCO. Sold in Chicago by PESToS R0BISsoa, Whole
ale Druggists.
L.
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En Attachment.

sE attachment.
City Of Kenosha, fs' In Justices Cont
To Hugh Turley
You are hereby notified that writ Of attachment
aas Been issued against you your property attached
70 satsy the demand Of Samuel Vinegar amounting 10
my dollars aud eighty cents. Now unless you shall ar-
pear before Iute Justice Of the Peace in and for said
county It his office in said city the fourteenth day OF
January D. 1905, at o'clock ia the afternoon judv
20 pay the debt - = f'' S2.1
3w2S SANItFl ~ 1gTasEC ~ NJ
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KmyaGHgG EF9


kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
EkEN0SHEA, WIS.
FOREIGN AXD DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates Of exchange without otho
barge
yncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver ctn bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. II. KIMBALL. Cdshier.
AIoIat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
this seasan Of the year the human system requires
publication. To dwesrs in cities that thing nsedn
manifested by the paid cheek sunken eve and alterng
gait These the precursors offever agGe and dysPep
and these symptoms should be attended to nsa inter-
by giving moderate doses Of the Pills followed by the Bit.
These medicines having stood the test of twenty
years experience be relied upon as the best of proven
atiyes as well as restoratives.
Sold by the Proprietor W E. Mofat, 335 Broadway New
York, and ny }. b. starkweather Co Ksnesha, Wis.
Electric Oil.
Tsket to the cotag. of the Lowry and relieve the pains
Of accident and dseasetke It the OF the rich
10 sooth tie suffering that neither wealth or station can
mitigate take It everywhere through the wide world, and
say il my ELECTRIC OIL" Is on its benign mission,
healing soothing ami relieving, has not been done since
day the good Samaritan anolnted the weary pilgrim.
The deaf shalIhe the trembling limb be strong,
Aud geoaas AID anguish mellow into song
Prof. c, DE GRATn, Philadelphia.
/ ssg-This OIL may be relied on for deafness.
T. be had Of the agents herssss advertisement in
another column.
Read, Read, Ye' Afflicted, Read
H. IIeln.bold offers the afflicted his Genuine Prepare
tions Fluid Extract Buehu, which have accomplished the
most extraordinary of all ether similar remedies
read tie advertisement in another column, headed
Iielmbo,d's Genuine Preparation" 4w2s
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E We see by the Milwaukee papers that
they have Chess Club established in that city,
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AID Giis to whom petition for the passage of an or.
dinance regulating the sale Of wood hay was referred
with instructions to prepare ordinance in accordance
with the petition presented an ordinance entitled An Or
dinance regulate the sale Of Wood and Hay which was
read and laid till the meeting in accordance
with the rules of the council.
Aid. Strong moved, That the chairman of the committee
Roads and Bridges and the Harbor committee be in
sructed collect the city property tools, &c make ls
ohem and file with the City Clerk and that they procure
a suitable brand and mark them and also provide suit
able place for storing them--whch was agreed to.
AID Strong moved, That the sum OF ffy-hree dollars
eighteen cents s581s be levied the lots on Me
chane street. in front Of which the city built sidewalks
in proportion to the amount buialso, the sum Of one
hundred and nineteen dollars and eight sl90S be
levied upon the lots of Kenosha street. Of which the
city has built side waks-also dollar and fifty cents
each lots and block 20 first ward repairing side
walk in front of said oso the sum of one hundred aud
ffy-four dollars and five (s15t05) upon the ots
boundngpon Chicago street. between Park street and The
Park feT claying ard graveling the gaae-which was
agreed to.
AID Strong mered, That committee of three be APP
pointed review the ordinances of the city, the Mayor
be one Of said committeewhch was agreed to-and Al
deraoan Strong aud Gals appointed
petition presented praying the council provide
an armoryand dfl room for the Kenosha Rifles aud
Washington Light Guards" which referred Co.'s
sfong and Crosit and Lieut. Berens.
The Mayor moved, That there be appropriated each
ncaer of the council the twelve dollars being the
amount for eight meetings Of the council and including
he present--wlich was agreed to.
Aid Strong moved, That huDdred dollars be appro
priated to the Mayor, of saary-which was
agreed to-
Aid Strong moved that a cammee he appointed to con-
fer with Mr. Constock in relation to his lot in the eemete
r.. Aid Cfosi; and the Mayor to be part Of committee
agreed to-and Aid Strong appointed balance of said
committee
The Council then adjourned.
H. T. WEST, ctr Clerk.
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Jack R--died in the town of Spring
field, N. T., a year or or two ago. A
short time before his decease, an anxious
sister inquired ofhim whether she should
send for the minister He replied III
the negative. She then told him they
were fearful he had no longer to live,
and suggested that he might not feel
entirely prepared for that event. why
should be afraid to die?" he asked !:
II never voted the Democratic ticket
in my life. y
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SpttiaI alotitts.
IN SUR a M CE a G { N 6 Y
Ar KENOsEaA go. BANK

FOX
i;y Fire Insurance 90. oflIarttord, CT.
9gercEants g. Traders EIrc and Marine
EnsErance milwaukee, Wis.
7Iassassii Insurance 90. q Springfield, Mass
Insurance solcited-All losses hon, ably adjust
cd and promptly paid. J. II. KIABAII,
Sept, 1857. Agent.
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Scattering, columbia /, Dane Id, Fond du
Lac 1, La Crosse 3, Mantowoe 2, Milwaukee
q, Sheboygan /, Walworth 2, Waukesha II !;
total SO.
In the other table, containing the supplements
the figures stand for
Cross. Randall.
Adams Observation-Disclosures. 26l 397
Dodge. -----..-....-.2 8l9 2647
And the totals
4494l 45053
The following certificate is appended to each
statement
We therefore determine and certify that By
the greatest number of votes poed at such
election, ALEXANDER w. RANDALL was
duly elected Governor; ERASMUS d. CAMP
BELL, Lieutenant Governor; DAVID W.
JONES, Secretary Of State SAMUEL D.
HASTINGS, State Treasurer; GABRIEL
BOUCK, Attorney General; LYMAN c. ORA.
PER, StateSuperintendent; JOEL C.SQUIRES
Bank Comptroller, and EDWARD NJ. Me-
GRAW, State Prison Commissioner, fer
the term OF two years, commencing on the first
Monday in January A. ID. 1858.
Given under our hands, at the Capitol in Mad
son, this fourteenth day Of December, A. d.
1857.
D. w. JONES, Secretary of State.
CHARLES kUEHN, State Treasurer.
The vote ON the question of colored suffrage
Is given as follows:
FOR. AGAINST
Not counting supplements, 2sG74 40,9l5
Counting p" 2S325 Al 3I5
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THE CITY B a NJ

OF I<ENOSTIA.
One ofthe first organized under the General Banking Law
lfthe State.
VIII give immediate attention to al Collections, and bust
entrusted it. Remttances made for Collections OF
lay Of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Unesrrsat Notes
Fought and sold
Draw direct, in sums to suit the principal points {
Great Britain France Germany Holland switzerland, Nor
Eay Sweden, &c
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
E. G. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL,
Cashier. President.
KRNnsHA Sent. 1st 1877.
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glt(u embellishments.


On the 2st inst the running east nd west sbont
Lake county, Illinois,
Dark-Rct Casf-sfria Poegses Book.
n;aning notes payable derent persons to the aroo,pt
OF Sld as near be recoeeted As yment IN r.
notes has been stopped thew will be value except N
the owner The hnder viii be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the book and contents subscriber or at this
eifce. - 7. p. SMITH.
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Tess Ptls should net be taen bg females during tAs
FEST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as taey are
tre to bring on Miscarriage, tt at any otter time they
safe.
IL all cases Of nervous and spinal affections pain the
3ack and Limbs heaYness fatigue slight exertion pal
taton Of the heart, owness Of spirits Mysteries, sick
aeadache whites and all the painful diseases occasoned by
dsordersd system, these Pills viii effect when all
ether means have failed and although powerful remedy,
contain iroI caIorne anthony, any ether mine
al.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United statas and Canada,
JOB NOSES.
Qate /. @. Baldwin COZ
Rochester, g.. z;
Y. B-si 90 and postage stamps enclosed to anyaH-
horized Agent will bottle Of the Pills by return
nail
For sale by Sfnrkxyensher d Co.. r. Robinson
4. r. steele, and y. Clark d Son. Ksnosha
md by Druggists generally throughout the United States
flyr95l
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DD D03ESi DOOrs!D 9 90nSs,

OWING 90 the hard times have couclsed 10 nut the
y price Of Doors at the following rates:
Two Panel, rs inch, a 5o
Four Panel, 3-S inch, 3 00
Said Doors are warranted good as any made in this
city. Those wishing ~
Doors, Snsh uRd Blinds,
VIII do we 70 call at the Planning MIL and see my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
Kenosha, Dec %, 1857 2stLl H. D. GnLIs
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SAAFoHD = CO., Proprieters, lf5 broadway. y. T.
and sod ~ Druggists throughout the United sa'e fH-
Sole Agent fr kenosba r. ROBINSON whogil faTri ''
trade as manufactures prices. ,
wholesale Agehts IN Chicago FAiINEsT0CK / DAVE
ie0 Randolph Street il ST. louis 0. J. WOOD co., 10
Market Street 6m23
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pGAs l4AiHf
l. A. HART
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~. 80. Sgerefarl

Kenosha, Wis. Nov. -, 1857.
NIB. The request and solicitation contain
ed IN the first resolution above have been COM
Piled with, and Bro. Hanson's name IS now up
on the church record. n. GREENE,
November -, 1857.
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Positinn a SIaaninn.

IA = n.
st y better togo 70 sleep IN Side, for
stheh the stomach is FCaysm6ct In 5the pbsifiDfl
OF q botl c.turnednp down. and the contents
arc aided in passing outaby4 graqifatian Hone
goes 10 sleep on the left side the operation OF
snlptyIng the stomach fpf its contents is more
like drawing water from we'll Alter going fo
sleep, let the body take its own position II You
seeP on your back, especially soon after hearty
meal, the weight of the digestive organs and
tiat of the food, resting on the great vein Of the
body, near the back bone, compresscssit and mr..
rests the flow of the blood more or less. 1.-THE
Is partial the sleep is disturbed aud there
arc unpleasant dreams. If the meal has been
recent or hearty, the arrest is mora decided, and
the various sensations, such MS falling over
preclplce, Orthepursuit of wild beast, or other
impending danger, and the desperate effort to
set nd OF IT. arOusei us; that sends on the stag
mating blood, aud weawake In d fright, or treln-
9ling, or peFsp lration, or feeling of exhaustion
according to the degree1of stag lation,, aud the
cngtil ofthe effort made to escape
the danger. But whcnw we are not able to escape
the danger, when we do fall over the precinice
when the tiinbling building brushes u.s. what
then! Thar IS DEATH! That Is the death of
those of whomsitsis said, when found iifsless in
their bed III the morning, :. IheyGwcTe as well
as they eyerwerc the day before and otter is
it added, aud tate heartier tlian common!''
rms last, as frequent cause of death to those
VINO nave gone to bed well to wake no more we
give merely as a private opinions The possi5il-
lty OF its truth is enough to deter any rationa
inan3trOm late and hearty meal This wefdO
Know with certainty, that waking up in the
night with painful diarrhea OF coleIa or bilious
cole, ending in death in avery short time, is
properly traceable to a late large meal The
truly wise will take the safer side. For persons
who cat three times day, it is amply sufficient
toimake the last meal of cold bread and butter
aad cup. OF some warm drink. No one can
staIFve on it, while perseverance in the habit
soon begets vigorous appetite for breakfast, SO
promising OF day Of. comfort Halls Jouradl
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Accident on tue Rlvra.-We lcarn. that two
hands, employed on board the steamer Vixen,
which had grounded up at the Sisters, had each
leg broken by the breaking Of one, Of, the
sPsrropcs. One of them was also otherwise
Injured. They were brought down to the city
apItaSen to the hospital for medical treatment.
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cONGREsslQN 8 ~.

4 E1s COMMENSURATE. Z = 8
l.6ys.t.ss " ASsllISFsToSt March 10.
+ SENATE-T'h Senate adopted the feSoldtios5
that the Judieiary Committed he discharged
from further coasid Iteration Of tile protest and
papers referrcd to them, relative to Mr. Came.
Iroh's seat.
Mr. Benjamin, from judiciary COMMITTEES res
ported g resolution authorizing tile testimony to
\ be taken by Messrs. Fitch and Bright, and that
those CONTESTED to have a right to theirseats
/ from Indiana.
Mr. Trumbull wanted the case disposed Of
the present session, and offered resolution to
that effect
Mr. Benjamin called up the resolution report
ed from the Committee on judiciary, to dis
charge them from further consideration Of the
protest, and papers in the case of the seat of
| Cameron. 6
/ Mr.. Bigler said he intended to make no issue
with the report of the Committee, he supposed
an opportunity would be offered the members
OF the legislature, making the allegation, to sub
stantiatc the charge; he had received tcleeFa.
tphic despatch, signed by four members of the
Legislature, in which they informed him that
| they had sent u statement by mail, which had
otreached him, he asked that the question be
postponed till Tomorrow morning
Mr. Butler could not agree totbe postpone
msnt he had~no idea Of making the Senate a
tribunal before which political parties were to
bring their controversies, ifmembers oftlie leg
1 islature of Pennsylvania have been dabbling in.
dirty water, let them wash themselves before
they come here. s + Is
Mr. Bigler supposed his proposition was so
reasonable, that there could be no Objection to
Mr. Seward stated tho reason that Cameron.
made no reply, it was hatshe acted on the ad,
Twice ofshis personal political friends Resolu.
ton Of the Committee then.adopted
Mr.. Benjamin reporteda resolution that all
parties to contested election iii Indiana, take
4 knrfVR S.,.lS
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wEnot;cc by the last yy6llsburg Herazdl, that
John H. Atkinson is candidate for the House
d Delegates, from Hancock County. Mr.. At
Eia>on is reliable man, aud If elected, will do
coed service for his constituents.
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THE INTELLTGlsNC.ER.
17T30AY MORNING, MARoH 1871.
TOrnE PUnl.lO.

,.vs ri, day sold to SIessru Campbell MepeEaot
Iaterligencer ONCE. weretuFnopr slnoerethan
- patrons for tie many acts Of kindness We have re.
~ ,.aer hands and cordially commend our saesss.ors
,,,o,;es weaOobt viii ever befound prompt
.,,,,,ire to every department OF business, and win
.,, deserve the patronage Of thscomnuatss
viii run to the 18Th instant. and We hope our
,iIl aid US in speedily closing up our Out.staplins
a.ne.s of the firm, wiz be settled by either Of me
and Mr. Beatty viii be found a. the office for that
--.,.. BEATTY co.
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wEsce from the New Orleans papers that
Elder henderson Of Kentucky, and President
Shannon of Missouri, are holding large meetings
in that city, aid meeting with fine success
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wr request that our patrons would always
t,ad in tI.rir advertisements by three o'clock
~ the afternoon in order to secure their inser-
IN, in the morning following. The crowd Of
,isat work renders it necessary.