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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

ATLANTIC TELEeRAPH.-By the late
foreign arrival from Europe, it appears
that hopes are still entertained Iy prac-
teal electricians, that the Atlantic Ca
BILE will yet be made to work. Prof
Hughes, who is now in England, is san
guine of being able to signal through the
Gable, and has offered the Company to
conduct the experiment at his own ex.
pense.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
Paraguay War.

The alleged causes for sending an
wmed expedition by the United States
20 Paraguay for the purpose Of giving
that country = thrashing, are very near.
as follows A few years ago an
American steamer attempted to pene-
crate in the Paraguan country, on ole
OF It's rivers called the Parana the nav
cation of which, by foreign vessels, was
prohibited by the government. The
American steamer disregarded the pro-
hlbitlon on the ground, that the river
was highway Of commerce and ofright
common to all. The steamer was fred
upon from fortification on shore, and
one man the wheelman, killed.
Another cause Of grievance, is the al
eyed improper treatment of a United
States Consul, residing at the capitol of
Paraguay. The Paraguans insist that
he conduct Of the Consul was so over
bearing and insolent, that he received
1t their hands quite as much considera-
ton as he deserved.
In the mean time, on the assembling
OF Congress. the President will perhaps
give his version of the difficulty to the
country.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

New REVISED STATUTEs.-The new
Revised Statutes of Wisconsin, form a
volume of 1862 pages. The Madison
Journal prounounces the quality of the
paper and the mechanical execution of
the work, good. The cost per volume
to the State is 81 go, which is remarka-
bly, cheap. The retail price will proba-
bly, be $500 per volume.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

lF Omega" in last weeks Times,
seems to have wrought himself into
intense excitement; his production is
intended to be something
terribly severe. The grandiloquent
sentences, almost surpass the compre-
hension of ordinary mortals. "The
voice of God" "the mission of Paul"
and divers lofty tropes,are made to swell
the indignant sublimity of Omega. Do
come down little, Omega, from your
dizzy height +; abate your choler-take
to reasoning instead of ranting, if you
wish candid hearing.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
STATE or WISCONSJN EENoSLI

IN
- County Circuit Court Summons Tor relief com not
erVed Inc state 81 Wisconsin, Alb aham Hanson aQaust
John wilson john Cove, &. V WitienL B. Hopkips II s.
Burdt James GreenOugh, William r. Cook jacob ST. eie
george !" Carbe Field Ben, dict Co; Benedict, Mallory
Farhiam Jewett, Gates Johnson s. L. Barrett, Hem
" hih9 4 Co, Daniel Head. Dewitt Campbell. George
y. mead, Charles Rowland, Frederick Robinson J. b.
sta' k"eater Co.. y. 81 Kinney, Nicholas Ellie, George
bennett villa b. Seeck, Tue City Bank Of kenosia,
tsiah Johnson, Lucas g. Merrill y If Kellogg, David b.
trars, h. y. Kellogg, Pnneas H1Vey, CaDtain Haunahs
y L. y, Georgs BALDWIN, Harmon Marsh, Charles Dur
kee, Gideon True.del. james j. Pettit, Mrs Vail Moses
Bari Der, Peter H. Wood Thomas Garter IaAc Web, ter
AOnZo p Tymeson ard Serene FI-k, Defendants To the
creditors Of J1hu Wilson, said defendants TAX. mo-.
uce that pursuant order Of this il this action
made Ut the November term thereof 1875 you the credi-
% said J0a wilson. whose claims were or may
contracted on or before llth dsy o Jan1ary
1885, make proofs OF your claims bef,,r. O 5 enJ 30
eferee appointed IN tt' at his office IN the ear
OF Keuosi Wisconsin, on the 2Ith day OF December
1855, al ten O'Clock in the forenoon or as soon berf
Ter as the matter can be heard by said Resee or in de-
1ut OF mating such PROOF you viii forever barred aud
lorecIoseu op' u"llg claim To my part portion Of lie
trust air created BY the assignment made sad John
h"n 20 sald Abraham Hanson, the eleventh
dag of January A D. 1855
Dated Nsnosha, Wisconsin, Dec, mber /, 1855
""%' ABRAHAM HANSON, AssgLes
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

The MARKS OF A BUSINESS Town.
An almost certain index to the business
character of any village or considerable
town, is the appearance of its newspa-
pers. In the advertising columns of the
newspapers, are found the unmistakable
evidences of the business activities of
the location of its publication. An in
telligent stranger, can form more
correct opinion of the mercantile and
commercial Importance Of town, by
consulting for few minutes the adver-
Using aspect of its newspaper, than by a
days enquiry in its streets. Business
life and activity will manifest itself in
fresh advertisements, new notices, and
keeping the public constantly advised OF
the movements of trade A lot of old
mercantile and mechanical advertise
ments always convey corresponding
idea of old rusty buildings, soiled and
smoky goods and wares, and nothing,
TODD people.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
Dr.. Duponcos Golden Periodical I,ilg
For E,EM Al ES


infaible for removing - using pills while in thai
stoppages or irregularities condition., the proprietor
vi The Meuses. g assumes responsibility
These ills nothing 3 after the above uduiouI-
pew, bur have been a. tiOn although tleir mild
by the Doctor M his prac- E would any III
FOR many years, both Jury to h-aith; other5s,
IN FraHce agd Ameiica q ,hese Piis are ecoinnehd-
with Unparalleled success - Ell. Directions accolnpa-
~ every case /; and lie Is @ nyng each box.
urgsd by many thousand s Price Il.
ladies' who have used them :, - :,
to make the Pulls public -. . lSh W Dr. Du-
she alienation OF those - pm oo'ueH rms Gee
suffering fruIu any rega- I, S,st ie oh each pox-
IaTity whatever, pr eyentiYe cS ' "1ilh d Pm yOh
ladies whose health VIII q 'i"' "SPSn' upon.
permit Of increase Of ~ Ladies by enclosing 81
family by mail to either Of the
Pregnant females, or Q, agents below, have the
those surprising themselves <, Pills sent (confdentialy)
so, cautioned against T. any part OF the country
For sale by starkwea;ler 4 Co, and f. Robinson, Ke.
nnsh,a AVS
BuLLFs, SMITH CO. 124 Lake st., Chicago Agents
for the Norh Western States Patent
icines generally. 1y2S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

GEOLOGY AND BIBLIoLoGY.-The editor OF
the Times, says
I'VE learn that one of the publishers of the
Tribune and Telegraph found in the vicinity Of
his residence, one morning, few days since, n
small PETRos, of marvellous construction, & e.,
its peculiar characteristic being its resemblance
in = remarkable degree TO human form n mid
iaturs.
We ale happy in finding that we are able to
return the compliment, as We understand that
the editsr of the Times was presented, few
weeks since, with fine pocket edition of the
Works of Paul, bound in " fine linen We
congratulate our contemporary on this accession
TO his home treasures. Its value is enhanced
lishsd.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

STEAM CARRIAGE.-Col. Hoe of New
York, the inventor of the celebrated
Printing Press, called ''Hoe's Press" it
is stated is constructing asteam carriage
for running on turnpike roads. The
inventor expects that the carriage with
he propelling power, will not cost n ore
thanagood pair horses and coach, and
travel over fair road at the rate of two
thirty per mile
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
M ARRIED:

At She residence Of the bride. father in Shopere VIA
the 18th of November, by the Rev. Mr.. Bernard NJ
JOHN A. MCINTYRE Of wilmos, Wis, and Miss HELEN
N, BACON. a.... q. ..... ...f.. .
I'VE gratsfuly acknowledge tbs receipt o!a small 'ee'
With ths foregoing notice, which good qYi
isnce thss the pair i've the nseds qualifications
happy welded life l-EDs. TRI8. re1. "
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

RELIEF OF THE PooR.-An associa-
ton has been formed i'll the city Of Ra-
cine for the purpose of relieving the
poor during the coming winter, demon
mated, "The City Union Association
for aiding the Poor" The organize.
ton has an executive committee, select
ed from all the churches in the city
Protestant and Catholic. The object
of the Association, is worthy of the
highest commentator.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
G Q N mfrtial.
Kenosha Markets.
lFF'cE OF KENosHA TnlBuNE AND TELEoRap
THURSDAY Morning. Dec 2 1855.
Sqt1ial 9lOtites.

Agricultural Society Of Ksnosha County
The Annual Meeting OF the Agricultural Society Of Ke-
nssla County viii be held Perigos in Paris, Mon
day, Dec 6th, at ocock, p NJ choose oicers f- The
ensuing year. and TO transact otaer buSns that
come before the meeting
Specimens Of Chinese Sugar Cane Sugar and olsssss
lot not ess than Ave gallons OF noasses twenty lbs OF
sugar. can be presented the Mis aneous Committee
for examination 1t il also proposed take into ceud
GRAFTON the propriev Of changing the Fair Ground
point on the lima Of the railroad Proposals from those
wishing the location in their INN sIiase vicinity Do
presented. full attendance of members is requested
II H. TARBELL. sec'y.
Rrstnl My aIh 1879 - -
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PROPOSALS WANTED
For tSupporti2aq the Insane Poox

Vie subscriber will! receive sealed proposaIs
ior me support OF Emily Diedrich, Lydia Ch.mhsr
M ats' ""de Mrs GOnd, Tim berry ana Michael -,
NY unsafe poor, or the year eusu \ to jnri,id -
D1' Us hehal,g and nursing. The bids for each in
u,'Iuna must he si'en seperately No bais viii he 70
cel'eu amer saturday the ltlI inst The sIb,rrib,r ~
III" i'sh' 10 reject any bid he may think advisable
Kanoshs ns.a.,.x, ,or, J. v. QUARLE.
l.uls
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I[ENOSHA
Z a l EST ATE QEElC {
K GNOSHA COUNTY BANK



FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Sight exchange New ork always for sale
Interest allowed special certificates Of deposits
Notes, drafts aud certificates OF deposit cashed or
collected I'll current rates of exchange without othc
.harge.
II Cncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New.
York. J. H. KIMBAII. CoSE,er
EHRRICM'5 SUGAR COATES PII,T:.s !
For 0fI tie parp0Ses ot n Funa5iy Aedtclne
What better evidence do you than that man does
not love himself as he ought ana love his family
than that he refuses negects provide and keep
hand this certain remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Jaundce, Headache, Obstruction &C.
EScwd this Testimony.
HALFaooE, Saratoga county July 49, 1851.
To DR.. HERRICR Il Co.:
GeRiS.--The amount OF Grated pills
received from your Travelling Agent al sold The
nand for them among customers has been the in
crease and wish you another
we sell any hut Herrick Your Kid tightening Pas
ter' are much used here and Ike the Pills, please all who
use them. Yours respectfully, WILEY NIXON
These Pills warranted cure Liver Complaint.
These Pulls are weiranted to cure Dyspepsia.
these Pills are warranted 10 cure Female Complaints
These Pills ented 10 cure Chronic Darrhea
These Pills warranted Kidney Complaints.
These Pills are warranted TO Sick Headache.
These Pills are warranted to cure NERVOUSNESS.
Sold by Druggists, % Box, Boxes for 81.
Sold everywhere. q See advertisement on 81 pdge
~ PentUn & Robinson; Sawyer Page Co, BuOkee,
Ennis Co, Chicago. Rice Stevenson, Milwaukee.
Wholesale Agents.
Sold by +. Robinson Starkweather & Co, II. T. West
Clark Son, henosha, T. S. Cory Co, NJ Evans, Wan
kegan, and by dealers generally.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
Board al the kenDsha Water Curn

: VIE Proprietor of the Kenosha watar o.
IN tins city, can accommodate nunhar 81 h C1ie
WIN convenient aud comfortable rooms His boSi
morning e' "a 0"Aa every
FERNS reasonable II prN,o1,
kennsha, Dec. 1st 1855 oS IN
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
TaG GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
STR .sAWE& GEAEKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription OF Sir James Clarke, NJ.
Physician Extraordinary the Queen. This inYaluabl
medicine is unfailng in the Of all those painful ac
dangerous diseases which the Female constitution Is
subject.
Ii noderates all excess, removes all obstructious and
speedy cure may be relied on.
'FO MARRIED. LADIES
It is peculiarly suited 1t will, q short tine, bring
The monthly period wti regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, TO prevent counterfeits.
These rus sloUd not be tuso by 3n,a(es during IL
F7HST THREE MONTHS Of Pregndacy as Msy ar
10 hiring tseGITiage, hi 1T dsy 0tAsr time Mey
IRE safe.
In all OF nervous and spinal affections pain in til
back aud Limbs, heavness, fatigue Eight exerton pal.
pitaton OF the heart, owncss 4ls, hyeierics sicl
headache. whites ana ali the panfa diseases occasoned b.
disordeed system, ,!,sr piss viii eject a when
other have tailed, ebough powerful remedy
40 not contain iron, calOuie atmoy, any other mine
raj.
full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES.
(Late /. q. BALDWIN q CO.)
Rochester, Ny.
N.B.-S1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
h0rized AGENT will bottle OF the rms by return
mail
For sale by StarlkNveathef q Co., r. Robinson
aud -. Clark u son, kenosila
and by Druggists generally, throuH"oufhe United State
t1yr16'
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Spttial 9lotitfs.
Gair Dye-Hair Oye-Eair Dye--4gir D7Tei
W IN. A. Batchelor's Hal. ~

EAs t1r 0ye-laaiT oye-fzair Dye-.nair Dvgl
" m 4. Bachelors Hair Dve
TIE 0figfnat and Be@ IN ne wo,yd
All others are mere limitations and sloulG h. ;s, 8,
you wish to escape ridicule " "foioe0' Il
Grey, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to b,,tc,
md natural Brown Black, without the least ~ ,
hair or skin. injury 70 the
,Fgteen Medals and Diplomas have been avyar5.5 81.
I'm, A. batcle.or since 1899, and $4,000 appicaons
Bye. 49, P ~ Vi iiis famous
"a 80 4. 6atche<of's lair Dye produces color not to
IL; alsled from nature anl is WARRANTED not to in
h. IN @ east, however long it may continued and
m es's o. BAD Dyes remeded the hair ilvgoraed
Made, sold or applied Gn nina ,,,i,+ =. a., w,
Factory Z3@ Broadly ~ N ate i0o'S) a. ''i' wig
ou ~ d. cities and towns in the United States by Drug
~ me Genuine has the name and address ~, a +aoI
p"te engraving on tour sides of each Box of
WILLIAM A. BATCPELOR,
y, go" w searkWeataer Co, by F. Robinson KENO
Chicago. Jaws d Co.
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ssTAwE De MlsCUYsl9.- kEN0SIA

Va = ~ HA1NSs - Nl1NOSItA
~ county Circuit Churt.-Jn'snent fOr sale moGt-
gESd premises foreclosure g4gc.IathroD iu!-
e agtlns.J phn CJrneIs AID JDsHn Corne.u his wife
y virtue al in pursuance Of hda tig The sale
u the mOrgag premises hereinafter describ d. made
and entered aboV> entitled as5iOI tine hi-eutb
5tlll Of November A. D. 1855 the November Term
said court L, AlouZJ r. Tynu5ou, sheriff Of sad county
u Kenosha, shall oif:r for sale at pubic ,uc.
the chest bidder therefor, the trout door I lie
house the city and county OF kenosha gj stat
Hisc3p.n, at ten o'clock ia tbs forenoon Of SATURDAY.
he fourth rs day 81 june, AID 1853 tn fowiu sscribrd
lots pieces parcels ofiaud, much thereof he
U:ieht satisfy the said jadg nent ana cost togtber
@th the costa and expehces J said salc-tha is to say
Az the Following pFetnoses, 70 wit: Lot four % and part
lots ~ and three (3) III block eigbfytr l2r ~
the pof ward IN Inc CITY OF Kenosha, beng thirty (3O)
eet VIDE north and SOUTH and eight 49, rods eep cast
asa west lro south end Of s8id lots three In The
northeast fractional quarter Of section number thirty
t9l town TWO ~ north OF range twenty three 1881 east
Terms y: Sale, Cash.
Dated AT Keuosha his Both day OF oveniber n 1s5s
Il. W EVANS, PMS Att'Y, ALONZO r. TYNEsON
6iz3jc2 sheriff Of Kenosha Coun,y Wisconsin
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

AMERICAN PARTY IN New YORK
In respect to the future of the American
party in the State of New York, the
Ontario Messenger, democratic paper
of straighest sect in the western part of
the State, reasons thus:
"The great body of the Americans
will naturally hereafter go acith the
Democratic party, echoSe notiomol prio-
ciples are identical aoith those Ameri-
cans haze FrcfesSsd, or rather which the
Americans of the State of New York
have professod."
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

DEMOCRATIC STRONG HoLD.--The
sixth yard of the city Of New York is
notorious for being the lowest sink OF
degradation of any place of equal extent
found in any city of the Union. 1t may
be unpleasant to allude to the political
complexion of this famous ward, but no
one can blame US for quoting from the
official canvass. The vote in the sixth
ward at the late November election
stood as follows democratic 2,265 4:
Republican 2s3. This sixth ward is
divided into eight election districts =
IN the district comprising the Five
Points" and Sow Bay" the vote stood
thus Democratic 24l; Republican 5.
The five Republican votes, it is said,
came from the Mission House.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

WHERE IS THE GREAT NATIONAL PAR
TY ?-The Montgomery Aduertiser, pub
lished at Montgomery, Ala, in an arti-
Gle in relation to Senator Douglas and
the Democratic party, says;
"We prefer defeat to the adoption of
Mr.. Douglas as the democratic candi-
date for the presidency, because that in
wolves concession. Rather than this, we
say let the democratic party become inits
organization, as it now is, in its essen
tial composition, southsrao sectional
party.
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DI E ID:

At Benton, Illinois, Dec 10th, Mrs. ANNE AsHNELD
DAY, wife Of Henry r. Day-aged Sc years.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

Hon. Benjanien f. Butler, a distin-
guished citizen Of New Y ork, died recen-
ly in Paris.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

tT Some objections have been made to GER
tain points of our article on "Despotism in a
Republic" in our last weeks issue. We felt in
some measure the force Of these objections, be-
fore the article appeared; but want of space
obi ged us TO be concise and avoid explanations.
1t has been objected that, in support of the pro-
position that republican form of government
is failure in New York city, we took the case
of the Quarantine buildings, which, it is well
known, are not in New York city, but on Sta
ten Island, in the county of Richmond Very
well; the propriety of the illustration is evil
dent, when it is remembered that large portion
of the inhabitants are those who do business
and spend most of their waking hours in the
city, and thus contract its habits, tastes and de-
pravities and the near proximity of the scene
naturally turned attention to the gross defects
in the government of the metropolis
Again, it is said that New York city is not
responsible for the decision of the court in allow
ing the rioters to 60 unpublished True. but it
is an exact illustration Of the state Of things
the looseness of justice and the supremacy of
the mob-in the city itself Let it be granted
that the Quarantine buildings were nuisance"
to the neighborhoOd--they were, on the other
hand, necessary protection to the great city
from contagion. Thsse buildings were erected
on Staten Island when there was no prospect
that it would ever become populated. Why
did New York people go and settle around a
nuisance" unless to show their affinity for
"nuisances Z"
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Neb AObtrtisements.

X EN0SH AGENCY the ceIeh,ared chi
N n n cage Mechanical Bakery, at The PeonIes
store. All kinls of fre-h Crackers constantI,i
eelvin@ direct from the Bakery. 70
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

Our neighbor of the Telegraph for
several weeks past, has boosted over the
great republican gain in New York
This week it copies from the New York
Herald to show that the large denaocra-
tic gain in that State is owing to Amer
lean votes !! Comment is Unnecessary
Renosh0 Times.
1t is matter altogether beyond the
comprehension of the Times, how there
can be gain on the Democratic vote in
New York since 1857 and yet great
Republican triumph in the state. If
the Times would take the pains to look
at figures, it would not get into such
frequent bewilderment. Last year the
vote in the State stood as follows.
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KENosEaA COUNTY C097RT-

d PROBATE En- the Matter Of The +,
"a tate o. Jonas a Ode. On readu aud nlipy The NJ.
'u1n - ). . Petui' o henosl city Keno,a courIy,
'"'e u WISCONSIN, ana taking due proofs VI the saue
hHcomD county state OF Mol gan Oh the Il.l day Of
octoOer A. D. 1895, died interstate, iesvi goods catIes
'o Ss2te "llhh ms ouhy and that lie lie petitioner
. cfedior 81 SAID deceased; and praying tlat admins
In ~ sau estate oe granted TO Joseph v Quafles L.
o. u ca tiat - ID petition be heard tie udpe n
nus Court on Friday the 24;ll day Of December 4 %
lo"o AT zen O'Clock "A NJ at his oGcs ia the city and
1"iy :" Aeh"aha. and It s further order d il,,
thereof be given to the heir, OF SAID deces,d ana 10 IN
persons interested BY publ sing copy oder for
' g. successive week pfor 10 said day oi hearing, in
ne lfiDuhe d Ieegraph, week newspaper printed and
published NJ Kenosba. in sans county
Eatrd. kehos!a, Dec lst, 1855. JON JIISUN,
oMZ1 Com y judge.