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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
To all the Eastern Cittas = -

. All the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NO oHANGk OF CARS TO CLEVELAND Or WHEELING /.
Three Daily Eastern Trains at 6 A. ~, 10 A. NJ ana
FIksT TRAIN-cieveland, Pittsburg, steubsuviue and
O'Clock A NJ for all the Eastern cities; Also Derof 80
and GAINESVILLE. N' AIS3@seF
This train stops between Cincinnati and Co,yr,hn. =,
Loyeiand, Morrow, Aenia and London only
sECOND TRAiN-Ceveland, Pittsburg. and WheeHns
Express Ma-LeaVes Cincinnati az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ via
Cleveland, Ptsourg and Wheeling, al the Eastern
cities. SSe4H
This train stops at ali points between Cincinnati and
THIRD N-Accommodation- cipsinn.,t., =,
O'Clock r Tor Springfield, Wilmington CircleVIlIe
Lancaster, GAINESVILLE aud Columbus. Nos
This train stops ~ all points between Cincinnati ana
Columbus. @4 @He
FOURTH TRAIN-CleveIand Pi,tsburg. ste,,h.nvtn.
ana hheeiing Night Express-LeaVes Cincinnati AZ sg0
O'Clock P M via CeNe elAnd Pittsburg steubenve ma
wheeling, for all the Eastern cities
Columbus. anu
One train on Sunday $3.50 O'Clock P NJ, for Columbus
Trains by Columbus time-ssvsn minutes faster thar
Cincinnati time.
rare as Low as any other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And all Information, please apply at The once No qBur.
net House. second door OF Vine
House Buiidngs and Od Once, south corner road-
way ana 'front.' opposite Spencer Rouse the Easter
(lllsle hiami) DepOt, ksst Front street.
once hours from 1 A. n. unit 9H Pm.
B. ,, FULLER General Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at ali th
principal hotels for each and every train. By leaving
rections az either Of the ABOVE Offices call Tor pass n
gers n al parts Of the city, without ial.
iyiO. Il. b. kUGGLEs, Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
JOVen's Kid Glove Cleaner.

J0YenS Hid GIOVe Cleaner
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUNEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUYEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle
p cents per bottle.
25 cents per botte.5
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans 80 pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
As oder proceeds from the preparation, the glove
be i9l edidteiy after it is cleaned With piece
flannel, apply small portion of the preparation very
lightly and the dirt win instantly disappear. 1t is the
tcle used by the KdGove Manufasurers Of France to
mpar that purity Of finish and sones for which their
gloves justly celebrated 1t cleans kid slippers and
white and coored ki0 gloves elegantly. 1t Is also
celent article for the toilet and for besuying the
pleXiOn removing TAM pimples &C. far exceeds in excel
ence any Of the thousand and preparations usual
sold for that purpose. One trial, at the trng expense
25 cents will convince that the article is all that IL
claimed to be- Try bottle Of II for 25 cents and you
will wis to be without it. Il be obtained OF all
Druggists and dealers in Fanc Goods in Nashville and
Wholesale Of the sole propretors, CLARK CO., SS5
BROADWAY, NEW YoRK. liberal discount te the trade
As there inferior article in the Market buyers viii
careful to that the name Of CLARK Co.. is each
bottle which they purchase. tjune24-Sm.sl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
NEW HOUSEs
M'GOLRICK 81 BURNS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CoEFECrIoE ERs
AKnRAKRRg

hE opening Et their estaoishment, Market street
n No. Sc, next door 20 Mr. Powers Clothing store a
general assortment OF Confectoneres which teV intend
selling on reasonable terms and trust By their atten
tion 70 business % induce the pubic extend 20 them
eeral share OF patronage. AmenE leading artiol 81
nov on hand and which they viii be receiving are the TO-
lowing, va;
SAnaes OF every variety Pine Apple Ohio Cheese:
Fruits, of every kind; Brandies Wine- boIt hg56sss
Pickles, assorted; Cordials Of syerv' Vrristvs >
Picked Oysters and Sardines; Ale and Porter
Ehad and salmon: Fine Ciears
With 8 variety Of articles not herein enGneratsd.
In connection with their Confectionery they
attention of the public 20 their Bakery, on which
supply q fresh Bread, Cakes, and Pastry had
Parties will be zde order, and carefully 70 any
part Of the city.
Having permanently located here Of courae wnh "a
be patronEcd literally the end. We Intend selling en
good terms And by our dsmeanor eonmend ourselves 70
knd notice o. generous pabc We respectfully in
vte Country Dealers, Whe ins Of trade 10 give
us q caii before purchasing elsewhere.
APF8 MOGOLRIcK a BURNS.
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IMPORTANT IMPORTATION, by which much suffering
and misery in families may be avoided, semitic married
men, and those contemplating marriage Address, ncOs-
ing four postage stamps, DR.. l. F. PRoBART Box S60
New York City. Ljune24-3ms j
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NEW AND IMPORTANT

Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ENGRAVINGs OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE de PHARMACIE
PHARMACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, affixed upon each wrap
per and around each Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

Ws have ca lad CAaa's azaeEs szr1acs ar hsst ~
lasIHHF hssss puc bai1 shi1A atalue1 lls sfst
srssr - kkFgz-af fal4cs, tsa. tts
hsaa - EFaace. GsF2say 4a sazlsas sazI Fs
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41AESuA bltSoN,
ialYia AashEHle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
GUN POWDER AGENCY!

Riho Powder.
! HAVE IN MAGAZINE,
L 800 kegs DUPoNr's RIFLE POWDER,
200 " Eettsps'
lSp Kentucky Ride
Loco " Blasting
700 Oon feet safe v Puse r A. MCCALL. Agent.
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TO RTIIDRRS.
IIeating FuFnaees,

We have on hand 4 large ksEQrtasas q G0tftfON Ard
RAELoR akAfEs. fgsa ths pFszszi asuufa ctories og
EeH NoTAs fttsearEh snd tlaeseu4tA IA EeFsoas she
tsy b ths qasniiiy, se sia ssa ss lea pfcez.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

I WILL Keep constantly hand supply Of Dry and
| Sparkling Wines, which viii furnish the trade Gin
cinnAti prices, freigas added. T. A. MCCALL,
Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

Patent Spring Chair Iron Furniture
Company, manufactOrY, 81 & 66
Duane Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
HIcLEAN,S YOICANIC an. LINInIENI

NcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH. LINImENA
The greatest remedy ever discovered for Man or Beast
The unparalleled OF this Liument Is sufficient
guarantee for its astonishing cscv The Lame made
walk the Wounded, Pruised and Sore healed and
all who It rejoice in its healing and invigoTatng ef-
fects.
McLeau's Volcanic Oil Linment assesses curative pow
superior all other external remedies being chemi
cay combined TO retain In its combination all the vr
tues Of its several ingredients TO enable II 10 penetrate
the mnutest vessels Of the body, discriminating its healing
influence removing the Of the dseas and npETtng
life health, strength aud vvacigy TO the whole system
We hear daily OF persons who were confirmed
CTppes. Their legs paralized drawn crooked
their muscles being shrveed and contracted who
ioce their permanent restoration Of the 81 their
limbs by the Of McLeans celebrated Volcanic on Lln
ment "WhO" then will suffer with local pain external
diseases when safe and remedy is easily obtned
Reader you afflicted with Careers, Piles, TumOTs
swelngs Bronohele Gotre Paralysis, Chronic nfama
tory Rheumausm, Stiffness in Joints, ContrGcted
Muscles Neuralgia Weakness Of the Joints Mu cies
Lgaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, SpTains
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores Caked Breasts
Sore Npules Burns. Scald inflammation Pains, mat
how how long the dsesse has exstedf Suffer
no longer, MeLeans Volcanic Gil linment VIII cure you
II has been thoroughly tested in all Of the above diseases
and hav known IL 70 fail in giving speedy and
permanent relief.
That oathsoue and distressing disease the Piles which
has etor been considered ncurabe, car be perms
nently cured by this wonderful Eminent.
Then rhe no longer With common lniments and reme-
diescR at and get supply Of McLean's Volcanic
OIL LDiment. Il Is safe and certain cure, and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms. sores sTengs
ETC., on man or beast
EB- Principal Depot the corner Of Pine ana Third
streets, 81. Louis, No.
E For sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru
gists in the city and country. aprZ9
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WORD TO THE WISEI

only remedy than viii remove all impurities from tne
BLOOD 1t being Tonic II will at the same time Sehsh
and Invigorate the system.
Thousands in St. Louis have used il, and the unVess
expression is, that it fails in curing complaint
arising from dsorder'd State Of the Liver, stomach OF
Bowels. few doses will cure DiarrhGa or Dysentery'
As Duretie, il will any disease Of the Kidney
Uterus, Bladder; an Alternative 1t VIII purny Iue
blood and all Yellowness, Pimpies or sores on
the skin.
It is preventive for Yellow Fever, Chls or Ague
and Fever and Cholera. There is mistake about IL
refer to hundreds OF Steamboat Men and others 70
prove that fact.
MCLEAS'S STRENGHTHKNNG COBpIAL does not TeoulFtce
thcates bring il into notice. dose IS sutcent 20
convince the most skeptcsl Of its wonderful inVgoang
effects. Call and try IL. It is pleasant 10 lake
Every Country Merchant should take a supply nome
with him. 1t is indispensable remedy for every family
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLesn's Vacanic Oil Imminent
~ Principal Depot, the corner OF Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis Mo.
EaB- Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
E- For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
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SAVANNAHLOTTERY.
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers.
successors to J. P. Winter Manager)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000! f.!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
CLA SIS BIB,
Draws September 18th, 1857,

AT ST. ANDREWS HALL Savannah Ca. under the
supe Tnendence of W. r. symons Esq, and J.
Prenuss, Esq.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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hus protecting the public against IMTAToNs,which
liable she penalties courts oflaw award
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
The Prospects for 1857.

From all parts of the country our exchanges
bring the most cheering accounts of the prospects
OF the growing crops In our State especially,
there seems to be even promise of more than
an ordinary yield of all the staple products. In
sections where winter wheat is raised, they are
calculating on very heavy crop, and the spring
wheaeis verypromising The weather since it has
become summer like, could.not be better for the
different grain crops. Fruit has never promis-
ed better in Wisconsin than it does at present.
and the same is true of every State. We are
glad to note these cheering prospects. for after
all il is the success of the llers of the soil that
gives life and spirit to every branch of business,
and prosperity to the country.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
I. G. BALDWIN & Co.,
D. 80 -
I<ENOSHA
REAL ESTATE OFEG {

Ier The Purchase and sale OF REAL EsTATxhe exa,ni
nation q FrEEEs-payne MT Of TAxssand Conveyance
LAsDED PRoFERTr. Lots and Lands KEEP. posted WHOM
charge, unless saiez are e, tsctea
HoesFs and LoTs for sae every part Of he c.vana
varying IN price from 5000 10 $1,000.
fAEs and LASns in eve y town IN the county, and on &C.
comnodasing terms. = ~
ssossl invested n the besto Securities and a.
she highest marketrates Of Interest.
Taxes paid, and Tsx-T M :. go ,,'c,.;..s
Agency Tor the management Of ,is ~ =
Estate. - AZ uins on tsss
- sA'inea ana Peres ted by The aid Of superior
-. q indexes made under personal supervision Also
~ ~ me Alliance Fire INSURANCE Co. Philadelphia
c. 'AAsn = current rates oFeE with tsfa Of Circuit
- s.Y. BRANDF.
z 1'aA4' sOV' ~ 1896, 1y22
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washington, June 4

Daniel Beddleman, who was wound 4
Monday, has had his arm amppt ated.
George McElfresh received all n his
head, and to probe the would would kill
him. Several ether pc, sons who were
seriously injured haze lust been ,diseov.
cred. The ely has been remarkabls
quiet durirsng today.
Hon. Geo. w. Hopkins, the regularl,
nominated Dem. candidate for Con-
gress fromthe 18th District Of Virginia,
has been defeated by E. S. Martin, Land
Distribution Democrat.
The defeat was caused principally BY
prejudice against Hopkins for resigning
his Judgeship in hope Of an election to
Congress.
Benjamin A, Fullerton has been ap-
pointed Receiver of public money Al
Faribault, vice Smith resigned, and v oil
ney PASCAL, of Michigan to be Register
of the land Office at Kalamazoo, vice
Kidder declined.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Memphis juno

General Walker arrived this morning
unexpectedly earlyconsequently but few
people were present toreceive him. Col.
Payne of this city welcomed him to his
native state. He denounced anderbilt
and the n. Y. press as being the cause
of his defeat and not the Costa Ricans.
Walker and Lockbridge responded in
substance the same as at New Orleans.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Minnesota Election.

The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday brings us
the following good report from Minnesota, which
we hope to hear confirmed
Since writing the above, we have seen Mr.
Hanscom, OF Boston, who has been on an ex.
cursion to Minnesota for few weeks past, and
left ST. Paul on the 4th inst. He arrived in this
city on Saturday, and brings later news than
any heretofore received. He says that the Re.
publcans have elected 90 delegates, and the
Democrats A6, leaving four in doubt, which Sc
cures n reliable working majority in the hands
of the Republicans. This is most glorious news,
and better than we anticipated in the face Of the
tremendous frauds perpetrated by the Buck AT
ricans
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
{ 4. BatenaIoEs zzaiE s3ve.

Grey, / Or Rssts iniig, Dysd Instantly 10 besutifu
and Natural browne Or Dlaet. without least sry the
Hair or ia,fy Wfi. 4. Batslslog's lair Dge.
FIrRES M1nAls 40 pigplpsiss lave been aw@Tdsa to
VIM Al Hatclsaiar Stree sa. ana oyer Sc, a0 Cons
have been made tie lair cf lia Dye
ii produces color nat V fFsm natsse and
IL not ID e as how long tmay
be continued.
Made sold d applied aiae private roomsl at the Wig
Factory 2s3Broadsesy NeT York.
Sold al elties and own or The United ssatess BY Drag
glsis and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Tie Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plato engraving % four sides d each box,
WILLIAM A. BATCH ELoR,
25s Broadway, New York
Aotiers are counterfeit
Sold by an spectacle Druggists throughout the United
NJ IS. lyn3
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

| KANSAS ITEMS FROM THE TOPEKA TRIBuNE.
Tho Free State Legislature of Kansas is call.
ed to assemble at Topeka on the second Monday
of June. The Topeka Tribune comes to us con-
tanning several proclamations by Governor Rob.
inson for special elections to fill vacancies in the
Legislature.
Some of the enterprising citizens of Topeka
have constituted to establish free school in tina,
city.
Two splendid stone quarries have recently
been opened within two miles of this place. The
stone has dark blue color, and lays in heavy
lodges, admirably adapted to building purposes.
No point in the West possesses more abundant
or better quality of building stone than Topeka.
If the erection of durable and tasty buildings
is an indication of the prosperity of place, we
can safely predict for Topeka. successful future
with which that of new towns generally, will
bear no comparison. 1t is estimated that the
number of buildings in this place viii be at least
doubled during the present season.
The n f. Emigrant Aid Society have deter
mined to expend $4,000 in the erection of a
School house in Topeka, the upper part of which
is to contain a Town Hall.
Within the last ten days. about two hundred
thousand feet of pine lumber has been landed
at the wharf in Quindaro
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
nlarine - 3etot0
PORT OF ISENOSHA.
For the week Ending sunc 40, 1857.

OF tne week EnGsng Sunc 10, 1857.
S's''e'1'..sa'e'.'.rs..s'
OFFICE CT THE KESosHA PRR Co.
Arrived.
stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Miwaukee-1o5 sets hubb.
Planet Butlin, Chicago-s pkgs mdze As bbls bulb
schr Experiment, Petit 81. Joseph-25 m lumber.
Magnet, McGraw, halanazoo--T0 m lumber Moore
Brig Enterprise, johnson, Chicago
Prop WISCONSIN, Hickey, ogdensburgh--s4 pkgs mdz
5 Acme, Miller. Iufrao-4s pkgs mdze, IS grind.
stores wagon As bags beans cookstoyes.
bbls bulk
Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago pkgs mdza bbla
liquor, IL empty beer bbls
HLady- Elgn, Thompson-C Chicago,
sehr Nichols, Edwards Muskegon-5o m lumber
s Stmr Traveller, Sweeney Miwaukee-Passengers /.
Planet Butlin, chicago--19 pkgs mdze. 10 bbls
highwinesi Dbl pork Is bbls bulk.
Schr Two Bells MeEacher, Chicago load with WHEAT
Brig sevastopol, Hugnnin, Muskegon--umber for D 7
7 stmr Planet ButIin Milwaukee-60 sets bubbs.
Traveller Sweeney ,Chiesgo--1 bale goods, lot Pas
Prop Ksataeey. Tyler, chesgo-1as pkg, mdae for
Globe, Pratt, Buialo-1s Il Il goods for D NAL
lory.
stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee, piano.
Planet, Butin, Chicago Passengers & baggage
Michigan, Stewart, Michigan City--inspectar Of
light houses b; rbors &C. employed BY the I. $.
Planet, ButliE, acknowledgements & bag'es
Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago--57 pkgs rdze and
40 hbls bulk.
Sehr Col Glover Kahlcr, Afantowoc-45 m lumber 80
m Single, 80 m ath, for Glover.
Challenge Reed, Muskegon- c. m lumber fer
Durkee, TruesdeIl & co.
Starr Traveller, Sweeney, Chieago-iotpassepgers
Planet, Butin, chcago--ig pkgs ndze, "a hbls.
bulk q luggage lot Emigrants.
Cleared:
stmr Traveller, sveeny. Chicago passengers bag'ge
Planet, Butlu, siiIwankee-69G lbs mdze
Z Brig Enterprise, johnson Two Riyers-supplies
schr Experiment, Petit, st. Jossph-95 bags -four
900 lbs hay wagons.
Prop Wisconsin Hickey. Chicago
simr Planet Bntip, chieage-2409lb lbs fresh fsh, q
] large hsh weighing 81 lbs ssntby J. V. Aver
Traveller, Sweeney, sIfwaukee-1 ar cast brandy
wagon bush potatoes 4 bag coffee
sfur ady-Elgin Tompkins, lake Sapericr--l0 bales
Prep Acme, Miller, Chicago
Schr Magnet, M'Graw, KaIamazoo
f bush po asss. bass o % a. sas
DDS uuik furniture Z II tons machinery. s,
ssus p P's. p swee2sy oheage1 200 los ash
sehr Two Bells, dc Eacher, Baalo4So0 bash wheat
finishes loading al Raeine.
stnr Planet, Bufn, Chicago, coo lbs fresh fish
Traveller Sweeney, sIiiwaakeeilps wage, skes
Brig ss.astopoi Hugunn, chicag ISL lumber from
Planet. Builin. niIwaakse1 Passenger.
Prop Kentucky, Tyler, Chicago,
Globe, Pratt, Chicago.
stnr Planet, Butin, Chicago,-I 800 fish & bars COZ
I Traveller. sEsensy, sa.kse-4 pkss H H goods
Michigan, Stewart. Raesne
bbl beef ~ @AA
s'Hr I Rave sreensy chsagOss hi bbls lager
Planet, Buiiin, Milwankee-passenrers
e1t-..s 49, hssos hsskegcn-l40 bags four i59
eesn; potasoes l,es9 lbs hay .7o0 lbs butter & I
M DDS beer > kegs nails. boxes glass 4 lr1s
sasa - ,oeorss tons coal. 5 teas suoas.fnr /
bars iron ssei 8 bs 1o's ss sgs ss iScz
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Jribulle 4 Gflfgfapb.


meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Kenosha & Rockford Railroad was held at the
Office Of the Company in this City on Monday
last to locate the route from Fox River TO Har-
ward. Accurate surveys and estimates had been
previously made Of two routes-the north route
through Genoa, and the South through Wilmot,
Scion and Hebron.
Much interest was felt by the people and stock.
holders along both Of these routes in the loca-
lion Of the Road, and in consequences a full rep
resentation Of the two interests was present, Of
Directors and Stockholders. Considerable
warmth was displayed in the discussion of the
claims and advantages of the two routes, show
ing the interest fell in the enterprise along the
line.
The only wish Of the Board was to adopt the
route which should prove ultimately the most
advantageous to the Read and to stockholders
who have voluntarily invested their funds in its
construction The immediate expense of con
struction was not so much an object, as the fu
ture interests of the Road, and it seems that
such consideration was the ground on which the
northern route was finally decided upon. We
believe it has been, upon casual observation
supposed that the southern route offered supe.
rior advantages, and that it would be adopted
and we must confess that such has been our own
opinion. But it seems that the recent surveys
and estimates have demonstrated serious OBJ
stacles to that route. 1t was found that, aside
from the extra cost of construction of about
100000, (Which by the way was not taken in
to consideration. q grade for several mlos the
ether side of Wilmot, ofoyer so feet to the mile
would have to be overcome, which must forever
be serious drawback to heavy freighting
Road, such as ours must be. In view Of this OBJ
stacle alone, we understand was the northern
route adopted.
The adoption of the Genoa route will materi-
ally lessen the time necessary for the construc-
ton of the Road, and avoid all difficulties of
grade. Although the friends of the southern
route were much disappointed at the result Of
the meeting, yet the natural difficulties in the
way of arriving at any other result were SO evil
dent that they were compelled to admit the wis
dom and prudence Of the decision of the Board.
The best of feeling prevailed throughout the
meeting. and we now hope soon to see the work
vigorously between Fox River and
Harvard, The people along the north route
had already, before twas adopted, come for
ward nobly, in subscribing to the stock, and we
presume the amount taken will be greatly in
creased now that there is no longer doubt as
% the location. We hope to take trip over
he Road to Genoa at leaete this fall ssT ss
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

~ A fire occurred in Milwaukee on Monday
evening last, in four story brick block, on the
corner of Spring and West Water streets. The
block was occupied by several stores, and, on
the second was the Office Of the Judge of Pro-
bate, and other Offices The fire was subdnsd
before 1t had done any great amount of damage,
but. says the Sentinel mot SO the water, which
was poured into the block in unnecessary guam
titles, for some time after all danger from fire
was over" The loss on the building was about
$500 and on goods, by water $4,000 to SO 900.
Mr. j. T. Goodall, the owner of the block after
the hire was distinguished presented to the Chief
Engineer q check for Sl00.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Minnesota Election

The election of delegates to the Constitutional
Convention in Minnesota was held last week,
We have not yet received full returns, and can
not tell how the election has gone politically
but the news we have looks favorable for the
Republicans. The following item we clip from
the Sentinel Of Tuesday:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
Minnesota Election.

The Chicago Tribune has additional figures
from the election in Minnesota by which it APP
pears that the Republicans have already 81 del
egates and the Democrats AZ Giving the Dem.
ocrats all the rest of the district, which il Is
scarcely possible that they viii have, so large
are the Republican gains, there is still saffi
Gent margin to give Republican majority in
the Convention. OF course, there may be err.
rors in the figures given but the probability is
strong that our friends have carried the Terri
tory handsomely