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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Ii, 1858.


We publish in another place synop-
sis of the Presidents Lecompton Mes
sage. The document is styled by all
those who have not been blinded by
party fealty, Democrats as well as Re-
publicans, weak pcttifogging, docu-
ment. We publish also the address of
Ex-Secretary Stanton, who is probably
as well posted upon Kansas matters as
President Buchanan. 1t will be seen
that in the statement of the case, there
is great discrepancy in the two papers.
Secretary Stanton writes from what
he knows from actual experience, while
President Buchanan attempts to make
out case against the Free State people
of Kansas from the most ultra partizan
statements, which have been disproved
time and again, while he utterly ignores
every fact and every incident that tells
against Border-Ruflianism or the mis-
cradle pro-slavery minority in the Ter
ritory. In the face of all the frauds
that have been committed frauds which
are proved beyond q bubble, if not
openly acknowledgement spite of the
1000 majority which has been cas-.
against the Lecompton Constitution.
he urges upon Congress its immediate
adoption.
1t hardly seems possible that Presi
dent Of this great Republic could SO far
forget himself, the dignity of his station,
the sacred rights of the people which
he has sworn to protect, and thus lend
himself and the influence of his high
position, to consummate great wrong
But Mr.. Buchanan has shown us that il
is possible, by practical illustration
Whatever may be the ultimate fate Of
the Lecompton Constitution, or the peo-
pie of Kansas, President Buchanan has
rendered his name and fame odious to
all real friends of our country and its
free institutions. He has sacrificed him
self to the Moloch of Slavery. This he
has perfect right to do, but the sacri-
fee must stop there. The rights offree-
men must not and shall not be made a
victim on that altar.
| We invite the special attention of our
readers to the Address of Secretary
Stanton. He cannot be called ''Black
Republican," nor the facts he sets forth
be set down as shrieks for "bleeding
Kansas" for political effect. He was a
strong Democrat of the Southern or
pro-slavery school, a friend Of southern
institutions and warm supporter of Mr..
Buchanan. All his sympathies and pre-
objections were on the side of Slavery
but his experience and observation has
has convinced him that as far as Kansas
is concerned, at least, Democracy with
its Wanted principle of popular sover.
eighty" has wofully belied its preten
sions. -
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Another New Style of Pictures !
Mr.. JOSL YN

Has made an improvement on Ambr0types far supo'
perior to any we have seen East or West
He has excelled his former efforts. We did not
suppose that there was possibility of his making
better pictures but it is even so. Go and examine
for yourselves and you will be satisfied that wha.
We say is correct-seeing is 5eliering.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining superior lk enesses,
in any style ofthe art, would do well to give Mr..
josiah g call. Gallery .o0er the Kenosha County
B ank. 34tf
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK
KENNaHA WMa.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sals.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange, without othc
charge.
.Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin Dough and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. KIMBALL. Cashier.
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LINES,

Composed and written on the death Of CALEB s. READ
By o. X;
He has gone to his rest
His trials and troubles DER
We trust he is numbered with the blest,
Where troubles come no more.
Far from his native home,
They've laid his body down
Down in the cold and silent tomb,
Down in the cold, cold ground.
In the morning Of his life,
Thus he was called to part,
From scenes of terror and Of strife,
Yet caused the grief Of many heart.
No father near, no mother dear,
To watch his dying bed,
Or thus to drop one single tear
Upea the turf above his head.
He's gone the road we all must 60.
Let it be soon or late,
We that are hurying to and frs,
Must meet our sentenced fate.
Ali yes, we miss him hero,
His place cannot be fled;
And while we shed . heartfelt tear,
Our souls with grief are filed.
Upon the waters deep and blue,
His course he'll steer no more;
But far away from me and you, =
He'll launch upon that peaceful shore.
Perhaps he looks upon rs now,
And says, "My friends, adieu,
Ny course earth is finished now,
I can no longer come to you."
Come, all ye sailors bold and true,
That pillow the raging main,
Remember well that me and yen,
Must lie beneath the sod the same.
The one you've laid within the grave,
Was once q mate with you.
But all ID Ger, more hen brAvej
The storms upon the waters blue
Nov as Jon sail from this fair shore,
OH cast . look behind,
Remember him you'u see no more
Remember him you've lsfs behind.
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Sept, 1857. Agent.
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Washington News.

w ARLINGTON, Feb. z.
The great battle has fairly begun in
Congress. The presidents Message
caused intense excitement in both
Houses. In the Senate it was denounc-
ed by Mr.. Trumbull in powerful speech,
and i'll the House was received with ex-
CARNATIONS of Indignation and contempt
from the Republican and Douglas Dem
ocrats.
Its atrocious perversion of the facts
in the history of Kansas and its ultra
Pro-Slavery tone, have had good effect
upon the Northern waverers. The Ad-
ministration side was repeatedly bea-
ten upon the motion to adjourn, which
was test vote, the opposition desiring
to enable Mr.. Harris, OF Illinois,a Doug
las Democrat, to move the reference OF
the Message to a select Committee OF
10. Mr.. Hughes of Indiana made a
speech it favor of Lecompton. Mr.. Grow
of Pennsylvania, has the floor for to-
morrow, and the prospect of affairs is
decidedly better than it has been for O
year past.
Mr.. Sumner has been telegraphed to
come on at once. So has Mr.. Davis
member of the House from Massachu
sets. Every Northern man should be
at his post
Yesterday deputation consisting Of
Messrs. Clay of Kentucky, Cox of Ohio
and Haskin of New York (all dem. J
waited upon President Buchanan tol
the purpose of demonstrating against
the message on the Lecompton Consti.
tuition. Mr.. Buchanan told them that il
was too late; his message was ready to
send in, and he should not alter it. LIE.
compton must go through. Mr.. Clay
is not fully committed to either side
Mr.. Haskin is anti-Lecompton. Mr.
Cox has already declared himself anti
Lecompton.
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THE Man with the been here the pas
two three days astonishing the natives with the wonder
full effects produced by De CIR ahs Electric OIL Prof De
Grath hos invented novel de of advertising. lie makes
his advent in town by rim gng tremendous gong which
attracts the attention OF the crowd whom he make
the wonderful virtu OF his Electric OIL and begs
them send all who suffering rheumatism pains Of
all kinds Deafness to the Town Hail. where he has lee
mornings and evenings for several days. and produ
ced some astonishing cures Mr. Sugg and Seth Taylor
who have been long affected with chronic rheumatism and.
had to be assisted the STAGE enabled to
the hall and up and down stairs to the
OF the audience number OF cases of many stand
ing, re eyed in Ave minutes they could hear
the ticking of stch and evnced their gratitude by
bracng the rofessOr and showeng him their end
less blessings. Some truly affecting.
Prof De Grath has been called to number Of obsti
in respectable families and has
ceeded in afordng reiie and number have given
him certificates, which wiz be published He makes
charge, but directs all who wants De Graths Electric
OIL go to Pescua & Gatlng's, who have purchased =
large quantity such will enable them to supply
the country merchant at price This valuable prspar
alton 10 selling rapidly.
number of valuable presents have been made to the
Professor by those who have been relieved.
can DO had Of the agents here-sse adversenentin
another column.
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1iitb.

At Pckton, Missouri, January oath, 1858, JAMES X,
of Aaron and Fanny Eobls-agsd 10 years. months
and ~ days.
THOMAS WAITE, Esq, after a long and painful illness,
during which his leg ampuated departed this life at
his residences, in East Rodan, N " 10th day Of
January, 1885, aged 40 and % days. He most
emphateay one Of the nobest works OF Godan honest
man, man beloved and honored by the people, having
hsd the office OF Justice OF the Peace Of time for
the last twenty years. and within that period hd the office
Of Judge ofhe County Court Supervisor Of the Town. and
Postmaster, all Of which offices he filled accsptaby to the
pseple and with credit honor to himself he high
minded honorable merchant kind and aectionats
band father friend and neghbor and bore his long and
painful illness with manly fortude and christian mssI
ness. Truly is such blessing to the world, and
when stricken down by death, well may the people
that irrepsrabs loss is his eternal GAIN
". Y (Watertown) Reformer.
The deceased was brother Of Mr. IRA NJ WAR; Of this
csv
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rsRsE will be meeting Of the Mt Pleasant and soners
Mutual Protection Society against horse stealing, Thurs
day the 18Th day Of Feb. ins att O'Clock p n
Store in OF Somsrs the purpose OF making
upon its notes dsfray the expenses OF Mr.
Backman in recovering his adopting such other
measures be deemed necessary for increasing the
efficiency of tAs Society. Alison FELCH, Ssc,y
Somsrs, Feb 9th 1888.
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S. r. PHILLIPS, Hon'y Sec'y.
FOR KENOSHA CITY AND COUNTY.
Kenosha Feb g. 1853 35tf
EXECUTORS SALE.
I'm PrCbnte---KkenOshn County Couri
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Francis Werner:

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Francis Werner;
NOTICE ia hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance
Az Of order Of license made in said matter the nrst
day of February A. d. 1885, by the County Court Of said
county, the undersigned OF the last will and
lament of said deceased, WILL the sh day Of March
A. d. 1885, at the premises be sold in Whessnd the
hour OF O'Clock p D. of said day offer for sale pub
lie vendue the following described lanJs, 10 wit: Com
mencng at point north 12 degrees wsst 345 chains
thence south 55 degrees west is chains rom the th
west corner Of the catholic church lot tn north east
quarter Of the quarter Of section nubsr three
S) township one % north orange nineteen east thence
south IS IA degrees eight ms and sixteen inks
thence north seven degrees three chains and
nine nks thence north I'll degrees, east chains and ts
links thence south degrees six chains and
seventy links to the east point OF the premises the
Beginning OF land intended TO be Sold being the same
piece of land formerly owned by Martin SchnRer and nv
him sold to Keenhoister and from Keenhoister sold 10
Francis Werner deceased
Dated, Wheatand February 4th, 1858.
3wS3 HENRY RICHTER Rxecufor
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Special Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby givsnthat Hosmer Chapel In the
Of Bristol {near Pkevi) will dedicated to the service
oGGod on Thursday the 11h OF February The Rev r. NJ
EDDY, Editor of the Norhwester Christian Advocate
Chicago, will preach the dedication sermon Service TO
commence at IL O'clock A. M.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

eN Gov. Randall has re-appointed
Gen. Thomas STEPHENS, of Iowa Co.,
as Inspector General of the Militia of
Wisconsin The appointment is high
satisfactory. .
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Read. ROAD. Ye Afflioted. Read

H. Hembold offers the afflicted his Genuine Prepare
tons Fluid Extract Buehu, which have accomplished the
most extraordinary Of all other similar remedies
Read the advertisement in another column, headed
= Helmbold's Genuine Preparation" av2s
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G. SMITH.

you love your life don't squander time, for time Is the
thing life made Of The may be said of health
you have it, do not waste time by running after the phys
clan, or have his carriage your door for his daily fee
Keep In your house constant supply of the MoGat Life
Pills and Phoenix Bttsrs aud by using them at the hrs
premonitisn OF sickness, you will both time and
money, and keep disease from your door. No family
travelling party should be without them.
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. 1T
CoNGREss.-The doings of this body
are assuming an intensely interesting
character. The question of the adop.
ton of the Lecompton Constitution is
now fairly before both Houses. In the
Senate the friends of the adoption have
succeeded in referring the matter to the
Committee on Territories by six major.
ity. This is considered.as an administra.
ton triumph, those opposed to the adop-
ton having tried to have it referred to
q select committee. There is no doubt
but the bill for the admission of Kansas
under the bogus Lecompton Constitution
viii pass the Senate.
In the House this preliminary test re-
suited in favor of the Anti-Lecompton-
ties. The Lecompton Message, after an
exciting discussion and trial, was refer
red to select Committee of Is, by a
majority of three votes. 1t is said, how.
ever, that all those who voted for this
reference, cannot be depended upon to
vote against the adoption, when the
question finally comes up. Meanwhile
the most intense excitement prevails a
mong the members. Those from sever.
al of the southern States declaring their
intention, in case the constitution is re.
jected, to withdraw and take immediate
steps for the dissolution of the Union.
Time, only, viii solve the problem
We must await the Transportation of ev
ents, but we, hope no northern member
will be swayed from his conviction Of
right by this threat. We have beer
governed by our fears long enough.
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Donation visit.

ran friend Of the Rev. Mr.. BRAsps viii make him .
Donation Visit at his residences Thursday Evening,
February 18th All those who with him in his
&c snt trials and bereavement invited to attend
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Ohio State and Union Law College.

This INSTITUTION has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees legally conferred and Students upon Gradus
ting may be admitted to practice For circulars address
at Cleveland,
1yS< n. A. KING, Sse'y
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Rumanism in Kansas.

Border Rutiisn Democracy is the same, wheth
er in tho halls of Congress or the plains OF
Kansas. With no principles but the one Of
barbsrians, that might makes right, it strives to
put that in practice on all occasions. Our ex-
changes bring the account of most outrageous
ly disgraceful scene in the House Of Represent
atives on Friday last The account will be
found in another column. Mr.. X sitt of South
Carolina, attacked Mr.. Grow of Pennsylvania,
while occupying the floor, and got knocked
down for his pains.
This is only carrying out the tactics of the
southern chivalry, started by Brooks. When
they can no longer answer the arguments and
reasoning of Republicans. they resort to violence
and outrage. The telegraph says that Mr.. Wash
burn of Illinois, vas prominent in trying to quell
the melee that arose after the attack of Keitt
upon Mr. Grow, and thereupon the administra-
ton papers get up great fisring heads to the
dispatch, in which "Riot in Congress, -" Wash
burn of Illinois, conspicuous in the muss!" stand
out prominently, while the name of the real cul-
prit and the whole cause of the disturbance is
carefully left out. This is Democratic fairness
The Republicans and few Douglas Demo-
Gratis in both houses, handle the Lecompton
message without gloves, and it is the utter i'm
possibility of answering them, that makes the
Border rufian democracy so anxious to fight
There are the !manifestos of Gov. Walker and
Secretary Stanton, both good Democrats and
pro-siavery men, which furnish tho most perfect
rsfutstion of every statement of the President,
and show conclusively that neither in right, rea-
son. nor justice can the position of ithe President
to be sustained. There is but one way to work
it, and that is by fraud, force or corruption.
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Cnttenden on Mason Old Kaintuck
Aroused,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.
The manliness and vigor of the old
Wig party in its best days shone out in
Crittenden's speech yesterday, on Min
nesota. The fountain which had so long
ceased to flow, burst forth in Jets of
purest crystal. His reply to the wretch
ed incendiary Mason, who had not scru-
pied to avow that he would vote against
Minnesota or any new State, until Kan
sas, with her sham Constitution was ad-
mitted, was magnificent. 1t extracted
from the galleries loud applause, twice
repeated. Crittenden rebuked the con-
temptible threats which came exclusive
ly from the Southern side, against the
Union, in a style very similar, to Mr..
Clay's and it had the same effect. 1t
brought down the house. These Incl
dents are of no particular value, but
they show the weakness at the South of
that sectional fanaticism which is always
shrieking against the Union. 1t excites
disgust there as well as apprehension
and dislike among sensible men at the
North. There is not much loyalty to
the Union at the South, but there is NOR
tai fear of disunion. ..aoH ~ buE sis,.
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THE CITY B A NJ K
OF KENOSHA.

D
One cfthe rs organized under the General Banking Law
of the State.
viii give immediate attention oil Collections bust
ness entrusted tOits Remances made for Collections
day of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Unsurrsnt Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw Direct in to suit the principal points
Great Britain, France, Germany, Holland Switzerland Sor-
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Deposits.
x. G.. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL,
Crshtsr. PresidSat.
KErosHA Sept. LIST, 1857.
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KENOSHA
r { AL ESTATE OFFICE


r { A l. EST ATE OFFICE
For the Purchase and Sale OF RIAL EerArsthe s1ami-
nation of TrTLxs-payment Of TA1Es-and Conveyance o
LaspKp PROPERTY. Lots and Lands kept posted wthoa
charge, unless sales effected.
HOUSES and LoTs for SALE in every part Of the city and
varying in price from 5000 to $1,000.
FARMS and LANDS in every town in the county, on
commodating terms.
MONEY invested in the best OF Landed Securities and at
the highest market rates Of Interest
TAXES paid and TAx-TrIRs compromised and general
Agency for the management of liabilities accruing on Rea
Estate.
TRIES examined and perfected by the aid Of superior
system fndexes made under personal supervision Also
gent for the Milwaukee Mutual Insurance Company
Risks taken rates. OFFICE with Clerk Of Circuit
Court SY BRANDB.
KKNosHA, Nov. Is, 1856. 1y2a
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NF We notice by the Msdison pa
pers that there is prospect that the
Legislature will soon adjourn for re-
cess of month or so. This is to give
time for the Investigating Committee,
and the Revisors Of the Statutes, to
perfect their respective duties. This
may be for the best, but we should pre-
fer to see the business of the session
closed up at once, and the Legislature
adjourn sine die. IF it is necessary
SO much time should be consumed by
the Committee of Investigation, let them
report to the next Legislature. Econ
omy should be studied in these times.
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Messrs. Cramer, Tweedy, Mitchell
and North are new members, the others
were ali members of the old Board
Of the four Directors who went out,
Mr.; J {. Wright, of Schenectady, NY.
and Mr. +. IL. Broadhead, of this city,
declined a reelection.
The Directors hold meeting to-
day, for the purpose of electing officers.
--uSiecaukee Sentinel.
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