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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08
Madison Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
South margin of Lake HIenona, opposite and in full
view OF tile city of Madison, and sufficiently removed from
the public thoroughfarcs and business localities insure
undurbed quiet to the invalid The grounds conprisng
about 90 acres, beautifully unduatng bordering the
Lake for than half mile covered with fine native
oaks and shrubbery, and the scenery in the vicinity
bracug every variety of landscape makes this the os
enchanting and lovely retrea: in the North West.
The Buildings are large, elegant and comfortably furn
hed and capable OF accommodating about 100 patients
They are heated Throughout with steam, that the tenn
perature in each be regulated with the greatest
facility, thus rendering establishment especially suit
bic for winter accommodation.
The dry, clear and stimulating atmosphere of interior
Wisconsin, is admirably adapted, in connection with The
course of treatment pursued AZ this Institution to benefit
the suffering invalid and all that close medical attention
proper aud vigorous treatment and kind can
restore to health those entrusted will
0heerfully and readily employed
This Institution has been recently purchased by the Pro
pretor, and reitted up style surpassed by any
similar establishment j. this country with the determine
ton to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly
Model Water Cure Establishment,
Conducted strictly upon Hydropathic ygenie prnei
pld, the proprietor pledges himself that pains or ex
pence shall be spared to promote the health comfort
those visiting the Cure. The Medical department under
the charge OF DR.. LANDIS formerly Of Philadelphia
who having had eight experience the Water Cure
system, is fully competent to take charge of the Medical
Department
limited number of Boa riders admitted
w Daily Lectures to Students For further particu
lars address MADISON WATER CURE Madison, Wis.
eohsln. Gnli9
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state OF Wisconsin, ---Circuif Court.
heH0sha County,
Mortgaqe Foreclosure

hoftgd9e foreclosure.
Alexander H. Newbold dg6iaS Ellis E. Burton Anna Bpr
ton, W. n. Burton. ' DU'
Is virtue OF ana pursuant to judgement in the above
- ehtltled action in said court rendered Nav 9TH A II
shal expose for sale and sell at public auction to
county of Kenosha, the 18th day Of June A. 1ss ~
the our Of one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day the
ooWng described mortgaged premises or so much there
VI as DC necessary and sufficient to raise the
OF sau Judgment liens for taxes and assessments interest
COSTS ana expences OF said SALE to All those certain
parceis or lots o. land lying and being in the third
"afd OF the city of kenosha Wisconsin, and known and de-
Gl3ed as lots number three, four, ve SIX 3 L. s. CT in
i nuaner eiSht 81 in Nichols and Holiness addition
consin ~ - o9Ha' WIS
Dated, Kenosha, May 11th A. D. 1855
Owls LANES NJ pErTIT n
HE sale Of the above property is postponed untf MI,
: ION, A. D. 1858, one O'Clock in the afternoon
zto JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
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NJ A r 3 LE IA G Tory

GEORGE ACMLEy,
A FNOUNCES to the peopleof Kenosha CITY and
T@aSy Ala Iicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Fs ! Of JosEPH L. EnLE, and has added
largely t.; .e Stock, with both 49,
oe s4"ilan and American Marble.
3sier all work in the marble line
oeenlg an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN. he feels
confidence in warranting his nv 1eoi'
M0Hume1tls, Tomb Stones. Tomb Ta6les Obl;o.L
P0int Stones,
And all other work wanted for finish and stye. to
>, rival all competition. - =
Ffa'H, H@'sed or Ornamental Hork, of any ckarac.
ter desaed done az a STRIFE to ofge eni;fc st;Sfc
tor lie respectfully solicts the patronage OF the
Public. VI '"s
Ia Shop ON Pearl street, south side west Of Main
across from the Post Office
KEaosHA June lS55-nIvl6
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k& ENOShA COUNTY G. IRCU TT
~ CoURT-SHERIFF'S SALE-BY virtue of a writ Of
er aeas issued out of the Circuit in and for he
ohy o henosha and state of Wisconsin, me directed
OF the southport Lodge Number Seven of indie
e m oruef OF odd Fellows, have levied upon and shall
ue hereqr III cash. at the Court House in the city of Ke
ana STATE aforesaid on Saturday the seventh day of
august A. d. $685. between the hours one and three ~
Gock IN me afternoon Of that day. all the right title and
which the said Southport Lodge Number Seven Of
independent Order of Odd Fellows, had on the eleventh
Jay OF november A. d. 1885, any time since that day
IN ana to the following described piece or parcel of land
lhg ana being in the county and aforesaid to wit
commencing at the northwest of block number
IorsX 46 on the southeast quarter section number
tr1y-oae III thence southerly the line said block
wenour L24 feet, thence easerly parallel with the
north line of said block hundred ana hirtvtwo f9
ee hence northery parallel with the west line to the
- lhe south line of Wisconsin street, thence
Westerly on said south line to the place of beginning ex
Gepg and reservng an alley of twelve feet in width on
Dated at the Sherifs Office, June %, 1855.
A P. TYAfESON
Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin,
jon B. JILsUN, Plf' Atty. 6w2
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Dated Kenosha, juno 18th, 1858. JON B. JILsuN.
owZ County Judge.
stafe OF WiscOnsim.--Neno CoUrfv,
Circuit syourt

ISHmM0nS-.Tor 9eltef. Com. NOT serrea
George D. Head, Plaintiff against John R. Marshall WI,
liam u Marshall, slas Clark Horace E. Clark Gran
dal L. Davis, and Isaac d. George, Defendants
To the Defendants
YOU are hereby summoned and require to Answer IN
complaint in this action which filed in the office of the
D. 1888, at the city of Kenosha Wisconsin and to
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on the sinh
crber at his Office, in the city of Kenosha in the State of
wisconsin, within twenty days after service of this
summons on you exclusive of the day of service and
II you fail to answer the said complaint within the tne
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the ct
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated June 4th, A. D. 1858. j. 7 pFTTTr
OW0Z Plaintiffs
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DETROIT
Dry dock Iron Works.

also one Circular Saw Mill of rapid notion with Engine
an complete, on cast iron frame, and which is Intended to
De set up at any place without building, if desired and
VIII cut one thousand feet of lumber per hour All of the
ABOVE Engines up the very best manner and
arahted i'll every particular and viii be 1T prices
urchase -S w
We have also hand one complete sett of machinery
fora Saw Min of one Muley Saw
We are constantly manufacturing High and Low Pressure
steam Engines OF any desired power together with Mill
machinery and castings of every description Also every
description of wrought iron and brass work, &c
All OF which prepared to furnish on short notice
at prices that will suit purchasers.
~ Shop No. 3G7 Atwater Street. Detroit Micligon
S3tt CHARLES KELLOGG & CO.
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FOR SALE

The following Lands which we hold by virtue
Tax Title IN the County OF Kenosha,
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Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin
JON ID. JILsuN, PHI S Atty. 6w2
En rrobatc.--Kenosha Coun,y Court.

N the matter OF the estate Of OF William A. Davis
ON reading and filing the petition of Crandal Davis
OF kenosha City, in Kenosha county, and state of Wis.
consl, and taking due proofs of the same,
among other things, that William A. Davis, Lewis
yie Cass county, Nebraska Territory the sth day of
May A. d. 1888, died intestae leaving goods clattes and
estate within this county, and that he the petitioner is
brother and creditor of said deceased and praying that
administration OF said estate be granted to him: Ills or
eed that SAID petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court, on saturday, tie Seventeenth day of july A. d.
1905 at ten o'clock a. NJ at his office in the city of Keno
sha Ana 1t further ordered that notice given
70 he hes oil said deceased and to all persons nereete
by publishing copy Of this order three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Tribune TeIe
graph, weekly newspaper printed published at Ke
nosha, in said county " ~
Dated Kenosha, juno 18th, 1853. JON b. JILsuN,
3w2 Connty nd
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IeqaI.

rtgage Forced,


nipaIu Ganp2e against The Kenosha and Rockford and
hock Island Ran Road Company and John Fox:
virtue OF and pursuant to judgment in the above on
titled action in said Court dated Nav 9TH n Isss
sha oer sale and sell at public auction to the bgbest
cash bidder at the Court House I'll ey and cont 90
henosha on the 25th day of June 1855 at the bou
Oh one CLOCK In the afternoon of that day. the following
described mortgaged premises much thereof az NAV
to raise the amount of said Judgment inns for
anu assessments interest," costs and expenses of said
49,; 70 WI: All that certain piece, parcel lot Of land
ao oeing in the town of Pleasant Prairie county of
~ ~; anu state of Wisconsin, and described as follows
commencing at the northeast corner of the north,
r % section eleven III town II north of
Of -, III east, thence the north line
70 1d . ABOUT one hundred and fifty -four SAT rods
theme east De steVens.thence south eighty rods
east one hnndred and ffty-four rods thence nortl
& soi5 70 te place Of beginning such por-
sal premises as are occupied by the railroad trac
present survey. ~ % ious "ioe on tue
Dated kenosha, May 18th, 4. D. 1855
Owls LANES NJ nrrr,r sa-
se OF lle above property is postponed until Jnlx
day ~ "t'eEhooho OF that
kenosha June 25th, A. D. 1885,
Qua JAMES NJ. PETIT Referee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
PUBLIC OPINION AND COW. PAuLDING,


Public opinion is settling strongly against the in
famous, illegal and unconstitutional arrest OF Cen.
Walker aud his men at Punta Arenas, BY Commodore
Pauding and their transportation as prisoners 70 the
shores Of the United States IN the South the senti
ment OF indignation is wen nigh universal; and in
the North. Of the most sirulcnt Of the freeso
organs. while clarifying over the dispersion Of
Walkers expedition, because Is threatened to spread
the dominion Of Southern institutions over Central
America, feel bound to brand Pauldings act as I'M
warranted by any precedent or law.
Il j. generally understood that the Administration
win fail to inict any direct punishment upon Panld
ing and that while partially disavowing his conduct
to the public, secretly rejoices over the successful
,.sn ~ ;s ,,roceslnre Bnt we are u,ucb
= r,. $ ~ .ss.,s... ~. 49,. ~. a. ~. II
~ iao', y e uoes NV iuu su"s '''e
pressure OF 90 nm1eu oouth IN ana out OF congress
against II, the opposition Of many law-abiding men
n sgs Narth and The division among tbe fraesnors
L.h Iii ,,r.,.,, s,,,,.,. p a.,
- " ''0
tuilonai &C. ifon that secon rather 700 srong lot
either comfort or stability. We should not indeed be
much surprised il it found it necessary to punish
ps,is,nr &c he ysssrs.s hss l,,,,, l., o,sa, - -
:. y
serve senpiance OF preponoetatlng suength IN tne
national legislature.
In this State Pauldinrs conduct Is universally rep
,.,,a..a ,y;tho,. ,,,.tax;., .~.a,,o, -, - s..ra
80 : - 'A' !" -
Oh, tne press visits severe censnre upon NM Un
this point we have heretofore made numerous quota
tons But we have another and yery significant
one a. bara 1t,s p.ton ponre Aavocste "a one NJ
v''' ~ na''u Ano De'oA .'. :. - y
tne apiest ana most influential Demectauc Journals
published In the commonwealth i has never favored
Gen. Walker or his cause On the contrary it has
frequently inveighed against him with much power
and pungency, and sometimes with extreme bitter
ness. Yet u unqualifedly condemns Paulding. 1t
can find nothing TO praise and much TO denounce in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

SINGULAR Confession OF MuRDER.-Mr. Com.
modore Vincent, citizen of GreenvilIe county, N.
c., has been arrested on his own confession of a
murder committed ten or twelve years ago. cor
respondent of the Petersburg Express states that
slave belonging to Col Richard Moss was killed and
thrown into pool of water, and though every exer.
ton was made to detect the perpetrator the murder
remained for years shrouded in mystery. few
days ago, according to the testimony, Vincent con-
fessed to Mr.. silla that he committed the murder ;
that be placed a rope around the slaves neck, and
then taking it by the end mounted and put spur to
his horse, thus producing strangulation and death.
Vincent was committed for trial.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

"WoHDs, woRDs."- May you live until the French
Academy completes its dictionary Of the language
1t has row in press quaro volume Of 400 pages, on
which It has been at work since 1888. Gust twenty
four years) and which contains the fortieh part Of
the letter A The whole dictionary viii be completed
in about nine thousand two hundred years-tbat is.
In the year Of grace 1857. The volume In press is
designed as q specimen Of the work, the Academy
being DESTROYS Of receiving the observations Of the
learned men Of Europe upon it, before proceeding
any farther in the work. 1t gives the history of
every word in the language showing when and how
it was introduced and what and in which manner its
meaning gradually changed. M. Patin has written
the preface to the volume.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

We kape nonesf aged friends other ieads boe
may - dim by weak detective By accident q dss
will overlook this paragraph. For they do sor,e Of them
pefehenee wiz eoon wearing common and Injurious spec,a h
over which they viii have 10 look when they to well
eHd looking rough tee perhaps overlook fact hee an
pnnaed thst herefs specace n The world which they iced
nsa lo5k For the Brazilian pebble speeiscs Of Ae,ss
auoas Go. le afpies bnation Of nature and art
sat6as % fe ad 81 shosighea manaamre fur
nhas The pebbles. AMID ths cliffs Of Brazil esss
Esmmoaz A Co. II IL mandatory Ia Fngland adapting
fhe s Or weak aud dselge eyes. The men in
fhe end- in fact, who hare given then irlalpro
aoance OF tho azian pesbs speciaees Ia he most
sincere sad heartfelt language NJ Sermons the manuf.c
tasins a) ihe city and Is % be foam day Messrs
D. lntghsn c. Camp street. neaf lhs cprneT Of Com
mop ffs shs sdTsFitsenena
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

JUSTICE BY MrsrAKE--In Philadelphia on the
evening of the 9Th inst, thief stepped into law
oiice and slipped on valuable Raglan belonging to
student. with which he departed without detection.
young man, whose sister had been insulted by the
aforesaid law-sudent, was lying in wait to fog the
offender, and seeing the thief come out, with the
osercoat on, supposed him to be the victim he was in
search Of and gave him terrible whipping before the
policeman stopped him, or the mistake in the person
was made known, by the cries for mercy Of the thief
who supposed the punishment was for his crime
The young man was very much mortified when he
found that he had been hogging common thief for
an undegeloped attorney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

Rs- Advanced years often cause us 10 feel
the necessity Of artificial by which 70
rally and temporary strength and being impaired
faculties which Is most eectualy done BY the Of Hcstet
ters ceebed Stomach Btes before meals One wine glass
used directions the bottle, in smaller quantities,
the weak in body will the crsnous Of
it, restorative effects which thousands testify who used
for years. and under Circumstance eon be to do
whoutiL Ladies' especially have found nssmabs benefits
resulting from the use Of H.
Fer sale BY drug gists generally. jail 2p6tklW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

GA1zrY THEArER-- Mr.. Edwin Booth was greeted
last night by full and fashionable house, and per
formed RicAeisu in his usual powerful manner. The
audience were so far delighted with it, to call him
out ID the close Of both the fourth and fifth acts and
honor him with Their heartfelt applause. He mis-
erably supported, though the julie Of the pretty
Hiss Reeder being very pretty, as piece OF bur
lseque and the other characters being only $3.50 at
the best Tonight Mr. Booth is to appear as Shyloek
In the " Merchant Of Venice VA character which be
wl be sure 70 render splendidly, snd which will be
worth going long way to see.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

Though the rain Of Sunday night put damper
upon the prospects OF the race for yesterday and
washed away all expectations Of brilliant results-so
far, at least, time might be commemorative wea-
ther yesterday made all possible amends The frma-
ment was clear, the breezes were gentle and balmy,
and nature basked in her happiest mood. The result
was, as might have been looked for on a day so
bright and genial, and particularly four-mle day
the attendance at the Metairie was very large both
the stretch and the stands being crowded and
goodly representation Of the farer part Of creation
embeishing their particular stand with their pretty
forms and sweet smiling faces.
The race was at four mile heats, for Jockey Club
purse of $1,000 and Of the four entries-Red jacket
BingamaR's chestnut colt Town brother TO Fanny
King,) Laura SpiInan, and Whale-the latter was
the favorte before starting, at two and sometimes
three to one against the field. OF the others, Red
Jacket had little the preference over Laura Spill
man, whilst the Blngaman colt appeared to have no
friends at ALL The track was in shockingy bad con
dition, and no one looked for good time. We give
the particulars Of the race
FIRST HEAT.- The animals all came up looking
well, and disposed to play before starting. At the
jump the Bingaman colt led, with Whale the hind
most but in rounding out Of the first turn, Red
Jacket showed in the lead, with Whale next, the
colt after him, and Laura Spillman last AT the end
of the mile, however, Whale had taken the lead
from Red Jacket, and Laura had passed the colt
The position-towit, Whale, Red Jacket Laura and
the colt-was not again changed till the last part of
the fourth mile, when the colt passed Laura and
both shortened the distance between them and the
foremost two. Whale, however, kept ahead of bis
competitor, and won the heat from him by two
lengths The tines 25-shows how horribly soft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

Q All ny Wv HE O. TIA
From this date will sell all Coal by weghtPIttsburg
and Camel, we'll Anthracite.
Having satisfactorily proved utility Of the Self Weighing
Carts We will hereafter them exclusively. These Carts
sho the exact weight Of Coal they have the door Of the
consumers and such confidence in their durability and
positive knowledge Of their accuracy that do not hesitate
say that deficiency in weight from what they exhibit at the
consumers door, shall forfeit the load or the pecunisry ben
o. to the purchaser in buying by the tun rather than by the
barrel all interested easily satisfy themselves aud whether
profitable otherwise dealer We hiak ght way
to sell Coal and believe will eventually prove equally
fetal both to dealer and consumer.
SPENCER FIELD & Co.
jas 2pdt corner Camp and Girod streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

ss-Dr. Hoofiand's Celebrated German Bit
rKRsPpared By Dr. NJ jackson, philadelphia Pa Will
eectusy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundiee Chronic
Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys and all diseases
arising from disordered Liver somech Give them atrial
they You For sale rs cents bottle by drug
gss sorekeeper every and village in The United
States Caaadas West Indies and South America.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
Co., Nos. q and ISL Charities street. ESQ 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12
SilUer Ware.

HONE NAN FAcTURE.
We daily turning out at Factory articles Of SILVER
WARE Of new and beautiful styles useful housekeepes
well as suitable for Presents:
TEA SETS,
PITCHERS
TETE-A-TETEs,
CAKE BASKETS,
PUNCH BOWLS
BUTTER TUBS,
SUGAR DISHES
EGG BOILERS
CUPS ANb G0BLETS,
SALTCELLARs,
NAPKIN RINGS.
Also great variety Table Ware Spoons and Forks Soup
and Sauce Ladies' Fish and Pie Knives Cake Knives fancy
Butter Knives, Cheese Scoops ETC., all warranted equal
quality to U. s. standard for coin.
Rs-orders executed promptly.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Canal and Royal streets,
die 2pu New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

FaAEKos ToMBoLA.-We would advise those who
s1se not YET invested in Franke's Tombo do Sc without
eA eia prizes and the beauty value Of all the res, or
the xundredhe fact that every ckes Is bound 10 draw al
east quarter Of what final Net n. The
se only dollar eaeh-'re inducements Of ordinary charse
Goand look at the prizes scheme ev,rv,d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

ST. cHAHLEs THKkTER.-" Macbeth in which
the Wallacks are peculiarly excellent is to be repro
duced at the St Charles tonight. This bare an
nouncement is enough to ensure large attendance.
The farce Of Mlly the Maid with the Milking Pail
is TO be given after the tragedyMiss Reynolds APP
pesring as Mlly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

How THEY PUNIsH DRsERTEEs.-The Cincinnati
Commercial Is informed by a member Of the HUMANE
tartan Society that in addition to being branded on
the left hip. number Of soldiers Of the Newport
fKy) Barracks received fifty lashes each, on their
backs, lately, and were then drummed out Of camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

sS- The U. 5. mail steamship Galveston. c. P.
Washburn, commander, arrived at Berwieks Bay
early yesterday morning, bringing the u S. mail and
a large number Of passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

ORLEANS TaEArER--A La Favorite = is to be pro-
duced At the Orleans to-night-M1e Zoe Gilbert,
and the corps de ballet Of the Blondn and Martinett
troupe appearing in addition to the usual powerful
cast The house win be crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

- Sou nave Sot n sihght Notu--oniy n
sGht Cookbook 90 it well; short time It i'll turn 10 atic-
sses ~ the lungs sometimes accompanied with splitting
OF bod. IL you value yoaf nfe without moments hesa-
don Immediately use only woodmans Cherry Expecorant and
every symptom Of disease disappear he tuseles in
yonf iatzu ose BY one heal up there never was any
V'~s'oA 81 ~ oe''eesa Structure. jail er6i6itW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

ps-seyveI1 n. Taylor, No. IL Royal street, Is
ready I'll orders for the coming Holidays The Store Is
stocked with choice Brsndiss Wines Cordias See adj
yertsement oil 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

DKsrucrIvE FlRE-on the night of the 4th inst.
the large Workshop Of the Virginia Central Railroad
near Richmond, was destroyed by fire. together with
large quantity OF machinery, material, tools and
seven locomotives. Los estimated At $50. 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-12

A REVOLUTIONARY RELIo.-At the last meeting Of
the Tennessee Historical Society, sword was pre-
scented BY Captain VIM. Edmiston, of Harpeth Val.
ley, Davidson county, Tenn, which was worn by
Lieut.. Col Dupoister. British officer, at the cee-
brated battle Of Kings Mountain,