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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
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WEAyEa Nzster; AMBASSADOR, WATT Master Aida,
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This linz forms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
snd New Orleans Daily Me Steamers, the lori vile and
St Louis Daily Poats and also with the Central Railroad
St and ChcagO Passengers by this Inc can reach
New Orleans Memphis ST. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than any other Boats. Fo- passage or freight
apgly al the Mail Packet Office Of a. l.. Davis.
o. ". DAVIS. President,
dec1-tf n. & n. Q. 3. NAL Packet Company.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.

u z n Ua
- I'll - TfsE substantial steamer CUMBER-
[z.zClsEsgsSs7 LAND, Captain WIN. DURRETr, having
superior accommodations for Psssen-
gers Freight Stock VII ply during the above
and all nteru eise landings Her exceeding light drarght
viii insure the most Of direct sipu ents hessrs.
W. A. JOHNSON CO. Of New 0rleaus, will act as Agents
in conjunction wi Cspt NJ D. p Il. BROOKS, who wire-
side permanently New Orleans at No q Carondelrt 81,
dHriuE the business season. for he purpose Of giving his en
tire teuton to the filing Of all purchase ore the low
est figures II. H. HARRISON,
dec3-em Age t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
RATES or FtEEst.Hr
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.

Feathers and Wool per 100 lbs. 40
Beswax, Gnserg, Pink Root Rope and BaFgiDg,
per 1Os Ibs..... .........' ............... 1e6
Leaf TOoaccO, 0er 100 80
Whisky, per bbl... .... 800
Beef and Pork, per bbl.. $50
Flour per Dbl .... 10
Brooms in otf o. 50 dozen and upwards per dOsen zee
Cotton rer bale %
The Agent II tie Nashville and Chattanooga Falroad
will sga receipts at the above ates until he jane
deduction 81 one-urA The atov. rates VII give the
rate to Augusta, Georgia ths srtcI-s above scifsd.
70" Information n regard 20 cther articles act
spec hed above call address
CHRS. ". ANDERSON, AGENT,
JanS-u No 96 tO1sge street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
C0rner Of Broad and Summer Sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

VIToULD Inform the people q NSzhvlls and the
w roannq country that be has rrosndT improved aud
greatly enlarged hzFhslard, and Is prepared 20
An al orders in NAfie nc 40 he ttoFtsst note and
on s mst ssaFAhle oF e Would call pAFtic
AZ ATTENTION 10 hsWe selected stock Of Monuments, daa
s Ffos gurcs Saasry, Fountain, BapttG7al Founts
Urns Vases fQnbs Ac uany q heh ate % he Fureti
S.sT.n Xsrle apd from the chise Of hs bet Europsan
nastera u arrAaEemenla nos ceupets iof fruhinE
1Ikinss Of Marbe either u h @suulAsiufs o. I'M
portea Ne has On hand largt qaaniy q tau Marble
Ia the rough state which be WI very lev House Fur
utSrs Ia ypas Marble % tfs beat quality can be had a.
hs yard. lie aatsfs himself nal b. can no~ Ra
Ia The Wet rhare u public patfoaass Is solicited
fsatf-tuRuIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
CHARLES HEIOSICK CHAMPAGNE,

NHE rapid sale with which my last importation Il this
i article met, has induced 10 order q new supply,
which arrived this day being SUPERIOR to any lot
yet offered. recommend it to the trade well
Z or family use. B. l.. SIMPSON,
norlO-f RI Shields Com. House, 42 Pabic Square
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
City Council PROCEEDINGS.

Special Meeting, Aug, a. 81
Present the Mayor, and Aldermen Leonard, Be
rens, ellis, Burroughs and Strong Reading of the
minutes dispensed with
The lsto Rail road Commissioner, by the hand Of
the Treasurer returned the r. r. scrip. and o:he
vouchers in his hands, to the council, which were
handed over TO the Finance Committe for examine
ton and cancellation.
petition was received from the Kenosha &
Rockford RI Co, praying that the question ofma.
king the city bonds voted to be issued to said com
pany, bear ten per celt. interest instead of seven
be submitted to a vote of the people.
The committee to whom was referred the commu.
nication of Mr.. Bond, made at the preceding meet
ing, on the subject of increase Of interest of the
city bonds, lately authorized to be issued in favor
OF the X. Il. Co., from to ten per cent repor-
ted that they would spectfully recommend that the
request be granted, and that an Ordinance be
p&ssod accordingly and submitted to the legal voters
of the city.
Tho committee fnEiher reported that they were OF
the opinion that while the interests of the CITY
would not in any shape be affected by such change,
the interests of the Road for whose benefit the
bonds are issued, would be greatly advanced.
ANDREW LEONARD,
A. BURROUGHS, Committee
GEORGE BERENS, }
Report adopted, and the mayor requested TO pre-
pare ordinance in accordance Herewith
The City Treasurer presented his quarter by reports
upon city and harbor accounts which were referred
to the Finance committee.
This following claims were considered and allow
cd
Abram llanson-money paid scow hands sos 81
Wy OH E.gE
/, Hrockway :" :. ~ %
a Hanson-money paid on \. r. Pier acct. 10 90
Geo II. Paul-drawing up city charter LOO 90
j. Nlllard-servlces as Ass Supervisor. %, y
L. Tu'siey ROAD WORK ---....'.'-'. -l2,oV
| The committee to whom was referred the petition
for sidew ak upon the north side Of Grand,strect
reported i'll favor OF granting the prayer of the Pc
titiOners. Report adopted and s.-w. ordered.
The committee to whom was referred the "Peti
ton fora sewer to be constructed upon the south
side of Prairie Avenue. from the railroad, to con
meet with the sewer crossing said avenue near w
l.. Hinsdale'5 House, recommended that the pray.
or Of the petitioners be granted. Report concurred
in ard til? saver ordered built
petition was eceived praying for the construc
ton of a draw.brdge from Washington Island tc
connect with Middle street Referred to Commit
tee roads and bridges.
The assessment roll was received and referred tc
the finance committee for equalization.
The mayor presented an ordinance prepared by
the president of Inc Kenosha & Rockford Il. X. Co
entitled An ordinance to amend an ordinance
passed June %, 1857, entitled AN ordinance au
thorizins the issue of city bonds in aid of the Kc
nosha and Rockford Railroad Co
Aid Burroughs moved that the ordinance lay
over until Tuesday evening, which was agreed to
The council then adjourned till Tuesday evening
at ] O'Clock. II. T. WEST, City Clerk
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
panrhlican State Convention
State Superintendent.

Considerable is being said just now,
by the papers, in reference to the quail
ifcations requisite to make the bestState
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and also opinions and preferences ex-
pressed, as toTwho should be the candid
ate for that Office. Without giving a
positive opinion in regard to the latter
point, we are free to express orr views
on the former.
For the efficient discharge ofthe duties
of this office, the incumbent should IN
the first place, be well educated man
he should have through practical as
well as classical education. He should
be man of sound judgment, and be
possessed of large fund of sound COM
mon sense, little given to theoretical ex-
perimenting in the novelties and isms OF
the day, and yet with mind open to
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofthe age;
above all, he should be a man who is in
IeTeSteu III. diiu uShOCCU ", oAiO O''N -
Education on its own account, instead
of one who endeavors to interest himself
in the cause, because he has been elected
TO an Office that compels him to do 50.
The former easily awakens such an in
terest in the minds of the people, while
the latter has all he can do to interest
himself. He should be correct and
quick in generalization, capable of re-
ducing heterogeneous facts to general
principles, and of bringing system out
of disorder. He should be man of
thorough and correct business habits,
active, energetic and perseryering. 70
q man possessing all these qualifications
We should be willing TO entrust the
dearestintsresto of the State-the interests
of the cause of General Education.
In the range OF orr acquaintance we
know ofno man who possesses all the
qualifications we have enumerated, in
a more eminent degree, than J. g.
McMYNN, of Racine. We presume no
candidate could be nominated who
would be more acceptable TO the people |
OfKenosha County irrespective ofparty, |
than that gentleman.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Gang ofMurderers and Robbers at Leaven.
worth city Kansas---Lunohine


The telegraph informed us, Yesterday,
of the murder, at Leavenworth CITY. Of
man named Stephens, by one Quarles
and anothernamed Bayse. When Steph-
ems body was found, gang were arres-
ted, one of whonl-avery young person
made confession of the murder. i'm
plicating Quares and Bayse, and mum.
erous others. These two were then hung
to a tree.
On Sunday, as the boat passed down,
the ring-leaders of the gang-a man
named Wood and mediterranean Knight
or Knighton-were in the hands of the
citizens, and were to be hung in the ey-
cning. Wood was making his will. and
Knight was writing a confession. Wood
is supposed to possess considerable
amount of property-probably the pro-
ceeds OF his diabolical deeds.
The names of those who were impli-
Gated by the young man who confessed.
were unknown. Some twelve or thirteen
citizens, however. were missing, when
searched for on Sunday. The citizens
of Leavenworth appear to be determin-
ed to lynch every one found connected
with this band. The entire community
approve of and sanction the course pur-
sued in regard to the hanging of Qaarles
and Bayse,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
The Elections.

The Election in Alabama, North Carolina, Ten
nessee, and Kentucky, have gone favorably to
the democracy. The Know Nothing faction is
beaten out of sight.
SO in Texas; Gen'l Sam Houston is beaten
badly for Governor, and democratic Legislature
chosen, which elects two Z. S. Senators.
In Iowa, the new Constitution. framed by a
Republican Convention, and bitterly opposed
by most of the "domocrate" presses and leaders,
seems to have been approved by the people by
decisive majority.
In Missouri, the Ia est returns seem to indi-
cate the election of Major Rollins as Governor.
lie was supported by the Emancipation party
generally, though his alleged former completely
with Know Nothingism lost him many votes of
the Germans. His opponent, Stewart, the reg
ular democratic nominee supported by the press
es and leaders in the Border Rulian interest,
was formerly Nnow Nothing, SO that the CON
test was tOlerably even between the two, for or
against the free labor policy. If Rollins is elect
ed it is fair free-soil victory.
The ST. Louis Eatelligencer of Saturday morn
ing says:
The result, in ffty-five counties, would seem
to stand thus:
Gains previously made 1895
above 2,570
Total gain on Buchsnan's majority, 6,l96
Ifthese returns may be relied on, there can
hardly be a reasonable doubt of the election OF
Maj. Rollins.
The Democrat of the same date confirms the
above, and the Republican does not deny it. Blu
chanans majority over Fillmore in the whole
State was 9,640 Three fourths of that MAORI
ty has been overcome in half the counties Ii
the others show half as large gains, Rollins is
Governor.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
From the Lawrence Kansas Republican August eth.
Lawrence Evacuated.

Last Monday morning, Gov. Walker
and lis army Of occupation struck their
tents, mounted their horses and left
Only some forty dragons remain. The
ostensible cause of this sudden remove
is said to be report that the Cheyenne
Indians have attacked Fort Riley. How
much truth there is in this report, we do
not pretent to know. Whether there is
hostile Indian within 100 miles Of Fort
Riley or not, we can't say. AT all events,
from some cause Gov. Walker has seen
fit to withdraw the army. Perhaps he
considers the ''awinl rebellion" as thor
oughly crashed;-perhaps he begins to
feel that his indcfensiblc conduct is crash
ing III another direction. Lawrence has
l,Gt changed her course particle. She
was peacefully nlint.ingheF own business
when His Excellency' took it upon him
to SANDER her to the world, and invade
her with armed bands; and she is now as
peacefully minding her own business
when he struts off in pursuit of the In
dians.
Although Walker evidently came here
with the intention of getting up a row,
and in it's smoke and confusion, earning
little respite from the continual fire in
the rear which he had been receiving
from the South, yet the GOODNESS and dis
erection of our citizens has proved too
much for him. He has succeeded in ma
king selfridiculous i'll the eyes of the
country, and in doing nothing more
His famous expedition to Lawrence has
ended much ike that Of the King of
France, who,
with forty thousand men,
Marched up the hill, and then-morehcd down
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

Rounds Printers Catiset"-S. p. Round:
sends out from his Book & Job Printing estab
lishment, I39 Randolph St, Chicago, each
month, the neatest printed paper under the
above head. there is in the country. 1t is devo.
ted 10 the interests of the art Typographical and
of course is of more value to Typos than to the
general reader. In addition to his printing es.
tablishmeut, Mr.. Rounds keeps Printers Fur.
nishing House and Electrotype Foundry, where
printers can supply themselvs with everything
needed about an Office, on the most reasonable
terms
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

on FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
NoIney French dg Alfred Foster Mercy Foster III.
wife, William Foster and Sarah Foster his wife and
PIander T. Briggs. 0' '
f virtue Of the decree Judgment of said Court made I'm
me above emitted cause, Tor action bearing the eighth
oth day OF May A. d. 1885, and to directed shall ex-
pose to sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor at the Court House. in the city of Keuogba Keno
sha County wisconsin, the sh day Of August A. D. s5
at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day the pronert
described ia SAID mortgage which is follows to W
an the following pieces parcels of land situated wi -
being IN the town of Somers county OF Kenosha e
Wisconsin, and more particularly pescribed as 70
south east quarter of section No. IN In t,rss,
two (2) north Of range twenty two (22) east va
reserYlng thereirom strip Of land rom off the ept %
slde oil sad quarter, wide enough to Rake -.
heretofore sold to William Burgess Also one otlnr $50,
IN the same section township and range known AS III s
west quarter OF said section No one RI eNcentin r
serving there from one parcel in the north We, cor
uTeoi OF twenty acres heretofore sold to William Law
being ten chains north and SOUTH by twenty chains ca
oer parcel ohve acres in the south west corner ereor
heretofore sold to T. NJ VAIL being forty rl0l rods norm
ana south, by twenty ta0rods and west Also ons
otheT parcel III the same township and range Known ana
described as follows being the south forty acres of The
south east quarter OF section No. two m and being s,rr
0t9ry rods in width, from of the entire length of The som
SIDE oil sad quarter section, containing ali three hunP
ana ten 3lO acres oland be the or las reo
Dated at ihe Sherins Office Kenosha June oath ,s,-
PrG. Atty. 6w2 KenosEs 90 D # Of
The above sale is hereby postponed AntA 3 .,. q, .
9th day of September 1881, the same y 90 s line az
day. A - 80. =. *, ini n :. tie VI
bdte'ii aug ., 1891. S1erlR OF KeDosha Co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

AZ The census, as lately taken by
Census Marshals appointed by Gov.
Robinson, in accordance with an act
lately passed by the State Legislature.
shows a population of about forty-eight
thousand inhabitants, and about seven
teen thousand voters. 1t was taken in
a great deal of haste, and without a
thorough Organization. and is necces-
sarily very incomplete. 1t is estimated
that we now have population of sixty
or seventy Observation-Disclosures Kan
s0s Repubican.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

When even the healthiest people need medi.
cine, the changes Of diet, of weather, and hun
dreds Of other causes, produce a laxity in the
system that needs correcting, or in other words,
stimulator. II all who find themselves in this
situation will try DIR. SANFoRD's Invigorator,
hey may be sure of relief, as we can testify to
its efficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion
Sour Stomach, and other ills so common in a
family. 1t acts, as a medicine, easier and bet
ter than any Sc of pills we ever swallowed.
and is SO mild that 4 mallest infant can take
it, (See Adyertisem 10
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

Grey, Red, Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly to beauifu
and Natural Brown Black without the least injury tbs
Hair or skin, by VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded tc
VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and over $4,000 applications
been made to the hair of his patrons of his famous Dye
II produces color be distinguished from nature
not nure in the least however long may
continued
Made sold applied lin nine private rooms at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New York
Sold in all cities and of the United States by Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers
sSy The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
233 Broadway, New York
All others counterfeit
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the United
ates. 1yn5
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Nenesha County Circn,, Cour,.


Edward BAN, against Jason Hitchcock Wellington Hitch
cock, Harriet Hitchcock, Sarah Ann Hitchcock Mary J.
Hitchcock, Fanny L. Hitchcock, and Phebe Hitchcock
10y VIRTUE OF DECREE MADE IN
hthis cause, the 18th day of May, A D. 1857 shalt
expose for sale and SELL public the Court
House in the city of Kenosha and County Kenosha and
State o: Wisconsin Saturday, the sh day August
D. 1851, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon said day the
following described mOrtgaged premises to wit ain that
piece, parcel lot of land lying and being in the south
quarter OF section No thirty (31) township No
90 north otrange No twenty three 3) east md being
part of the east half of lot No % in block No forty-
five (45) in the third ward of the city Kenosha ana
more particularly described follows, to wit: conaaasr
cling the east line Of Exchange Street at the south
Of land heretofore conveyed Edward Dodge
Henry Mitchell by Deed bearing date the 9th day of Feb
ruary A. D. 15 and fifty feet south of the north west
of said half of said lot, thence running south
Exchange Street TO the south line of said
to be distance of about fory-sx (i6) feet thence
said south line TO land heretofore convpyed nv
D. Foster Henry H. Ttcomb by Deed hearing date
the 18th day of May A D. 1915 and supposed to be dis
of about seventy eight s)eet thence north along h
west line Of the land conveyed by the said Edward j. Dodge
TO Henry Mitchell aforesaid and supposed be distance
fabout forysx (46) feet thence along south line
of said Mitchell's land to the place of beginning,
Dated Sherii's Office Kenosha June 23rd 1857
A. T. TIMES0N Sheriff Of
tew2l Kenosha County,
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday the
9th day of September 1887 at the place and time OF
day A. r. TYMESoN
Dated, Aug. s, 1891. Sheriff OF Kenosha Co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Konosha County Circuit Court.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Mergaret A. Jones, By her meet friend, James J.
Ietat, Ag'st Elias II. Jones. Sunnioas-F For
Relief
The State of Wisconsin to Elias H. Jones' Defendant.
YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is in the Office of
the clerk OF the circuit court for the county Kenosha
at kenosha city, in said county, and to serve a copy of
your answer TO the said complaint the subscriber at
his office in the said city of Kenosha within twenty days
AFTER tue service OF this summons you exclusive the
pay Of such service; and il you fail to answer tile 3. ID
complaint wi thin the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will apply TO the the relief demanded in
the complaint. JAMES J. PETIT
As next friend of the said Margaret A. Jones,
Dated, August 7th A. d. 1857 6wg. Plaintiff
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SER JAMES CLARKE,s
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Medicine is unfaing Of all those painful and
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1t moderates all excess, all distractions, and
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hould be used two three weeks prevoas to confinement
hey fory the constitution and lessen the suffering during
abor, enabling the mother perform her duties with safe
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These fs sh0ad not be taken by females curing the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as then are
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
The Election.

The election on Monday passed off very
quietly, and with good teelingall around.
y full vote was polled.
The Topeka party polled $50 votes in
this city; the municipalities number
just t,co We apprehend those votes
measure the full extent of the influence
of a certain writer, who has been seeking
notoriety by an abuse of the Free-State
party through the columns Of Gov. Walk
er's organ. How emphatically have the
people of Lawrence condemned this IT,
rade of wholesale abuse and detraction
which for weeks has been hurled upon
the State Constitution and Government?
How impotent the efforts Of demagogues
and wire-pullers to seduce the people!
We do not look for a vote nearly so
large as we should have polled, had we
only had four weeks instead of two for
the canvass. Large numbers of the
more remote settlements will poll feeble
vote, not from any want Of devotion to
the cause, but from not understanding
the exact position of affairs, and the i'm
menSe Importance Of full vote at this
election. We hope, however, to have
polled votes enough for the Constitution
torender sure the defeat Of the Lecomp-
ton Constitution before Congress-
laurence { Kansas J Republican.