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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

~ ToUcu OF REAL CmvALRY."-
The Kenosha Times of last week, vol
unteers a defence-which finally turns
out to be regular panegyric-ot Mr.
Keitt, Of South Carolina, who caused
the late fracas in Congress. 1t thinks
the Republican press exhibits ''ineffable
meauncss' in following up Mr.. keitt,
with censure and ridicule, since he has
owned up his rutianly conduct and
asked pardon of the House. We have
but little synpath, for the gentleman.
We believe he has had no more
"obloquy and abuse heaped upon him
than he deserves. He has proved him
self on more than one occasion, a bragg
CART and oward, and scorn and de-
rision are the proper weapons to use
against such character. We have
not forgotten shat he is the man who
stood by aud saw Bully Brooks beat
Senator Sumner over the head after he
was insensible, OH the floor, and did his
best to prevent others from interfering.
1t is folly to talk about the ''chivalry"
and honor of such man.
1t may be all right for an editor who
has to figure to retain Post Office, to
indulge i'll Qualifications of such men,
and eXtol the generous spirit, " they eX-
hlbit,and style it "A touch ofreal chival-
ry.' but FOR heavens sake don't ask
those who are fee from such induce
ments join in the disqualification.
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Por the Tribune & Telegraph

For the tribune Telegraph
Hcssrs. Editors:
As a citizen of Eenosha, and a sub.
seriher to your Journal permit me TO enter my pro-
test against the Times becoming vehicle Of Sian.
der, 10 sui; the ideas of political Paddy Murphy
who feels the mawkish desire to be seen in print
equally condemn the Telegraph for the motives at
trbuted you in that sheet like to see our Jour
mails assume high moral tone, and if they der 20
litically. do it in & manner becoming gentlemen
whose high Office il is to instruct the community for
whom !hsy write socially morally and politically.
Ii the low earpiag Of press is to be taken as
type Of our citizens generally, think i; would have
a tendency depreciate our beautiful Park CITY in
the eyes of strangers.
Sins exonerate the editors of either sheet person
ally, because know their pen, would not leave
behind them the Shiny track Of caluElny and false
hood. and drivelling imbeeilty, like thst which ap
peared in the number Of the Times. signed u H. :.
bat charge them as guilty, whenever they lend
their columns to parade an ass dressed in lions
skin, to excite the riieue Of the community and IL
bel the choice Of this sovereign State.
Ii the editor OF the Times undertakes TO dress the
crude conceptions Of overy whim-iDspred ninny. in
garb betting the press, it is his business, tu! it is
justice 10 his subscribers. He has perfect rsh,
to act political Snowman and exhibit his monkey to
the gaping crowd but sensible citizens viii be dis
gusted with the iudicTous display.
As 10 thestsle joke about the Hon. Judge PorTER.
it Is beneath the dignity Of any sensible man, 10 re-
fute the anonymous rigmerole of such an illterate
seribblers calous alike to the rules of decency and
composition. / answer all such in the words OF the
Poet:
No mastin minds barking cur,
crag defes frothy wave;
Nor will q lion raise his fur
Although monkey misbehave"
EAIRPLAY.
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Prof. Chas. De Grath's Original Electric


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Oil.
This great discovery is creating great sensation
among the Medical Faculties of Europe and this country
1t will cure the folowing-not everything
Cure Fever and Ague in day
cure Chilis in five minutes
cure Group in night
cure Deafness in two to four days;
cure Burns and Scalds in ten Minutes;
cure sprains Wounds and Bruises in from three
days;
euro Inflammation in day;
snre Neuralgia, Toothache, Burns in ten minutes;
cure Hemorrhage, Scrofula, Abscess in ten DAYS;
Bruises Wounds, letter, in one to three days;
cure Earache, Stiff Neck Ague, in one day;
cure Felons Broken Breast Salt Rheunl, in three to
days
cures Qunsy, Palpation Pleurisy in to ten days;
This Oil is mild and pleasant, and is great family
icne for children teething, &c.
Ladies should all use it, 1t always leaves you better
than IL finds you, and bottle often cures entirely.
1t be had OF the agents here-see advertisement
another column.
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DENTAL HYGIENE.

The writer, dentist II years in
New York city, so operates on the teeth,
that they are secured from decay.
Office-RUNALs HOUSE.
Attendance, 10 A. NJ. till P. NJ.
2Ba37 KY
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.B ] thought you were born on the
LIST of April, said Benedict to his lovely
wife, who had mentioned the 2Ist as her
birthday.
Most persons would think so from
the choice made of a husband she re-
piled.
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Special aotites.
City Marshalship.

DAVID H. LANE announces himself as an Independent,
Candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing charter
and respectfully soiie the votes Of his fellow ci;izens
Should he be elected he pledges himself perform the d.
ties the once the very best of his Abilities promptly
and impartislly.
Kenosha, March g. ISIS.
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LANDS RESTORED no MARKET.-The
general land Office gives notice that the
grant of land to Wisconsin has been so
far adjusted as to authorize the release
from withdrawalof the vacantland offered
outside Of the six miles limits on the La
Crosse d Milwaukee road to St. Croix
Lake, and on the Northeastern road from
Fond du Lac to the state line. Also on
the route fiom st. Croix to Lake Super
Tor, sufficient time having elapsed to
make survey Of the route and selection
of lands, and none having been made,
the lands will be restored to market,
with the proyiso that the railroad grant
viii attach to such of the odd numbered
sections as may be selected under said
act within the six miles limits of such
parts of the said road as may be actual.
ly surveyed and staked off before the
day fixed for the restoration of said
lands
The Menasha, Mineral Point, La Crosse,
Hudson and Eau Claire offices open on
Monday, the fifth day Of April, for the
lands along the La Crosse & Milwaukee
aud Fond du Lac and Superior roads
The Hudson, Superior and Eau Claire
offices open on the third day of May for
he lands along the route of the road
from ST. Croix to Superior City and
Bayfield,.
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T He CITY B A NJ K
OF KENOSHA

One ofths first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
viii give immediate attention to all Collestons and bust
entrusted to it. Remittances made Collections 81
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold ard Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in sums to suit the principal points
Great Britain, France, Germany Holand Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &C.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
q. G. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL
Cashier Prsstdsat.
KEsosEA Sept. LIST, 1857.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR. DUPONCO,S GOLDEN PILLS

FOR EE,MAl 4ES.
Iaalable in removing stoppages or irregularities. These
Ps nothing but have been used by the Doctor
~ years. France and Amercs with unpar aeled
IN every case and he is urged by many housanda
Ines make the Pills public for the aeystien Of those
uH.ring from any irregularities whatever well as to
prevent pregnancy TO those whose health will not permit
increase Of family Pregnant females, those snppos
m themselves cautioned against using those pills
she pregnant the proprietor responsibility
fer the admonition although their mdness would pre-
rent any mischief to heathotherwse these pills are re-
commended Full and explicit directions accompany each
sbox. price 81 per box
Sold by sTARKWEATHER & Co. General Agent for
KenosIs. Wis
dealers and send the Pills to Ladies (con6dentaly and
free from observatory by mail to Of the counry
by enclosing them 81 90 through the Kenosha Pest Office
\. b. See that every box bears the signature OIL d.
Ponce. Sold in Chicago by Pgsrox RoBISsoh Whole
sale Druggists.
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Commercial.

The weather for the past week has been clear and
pleasant, moderately warm and spring like. Wheat
has come in rather freely, and prices have been
steady-57a59 for spring. Other kinds of produce
have also been coming in, altogether our streets
have presented rather an active appearance; and
improvement IN the general business pulse is ap
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sNatrito.

In this City, on the sth inst, by the Rev Mr. Capron
CHARLES W. STEWART, of Bridgeport, Conn., and Miss
ALICE A. WArTLFS, OF Ksnoshs.
The Printers were remembered of course for
never does anything by halves joy, happiness
prosperity with them, and may the they have
just entered, state of matrimonial felicity indeed
In Pleasant Prairie the 4th nst by Rev j. Gridley
Of this city, Mr.. J, HOOKER FooTE to Miss EMEIINE,
daughter of Jonathan Eastman, Esq
The Printers were bounaly remembered and will not
fail to return the compliment by remembrance of the
happy parties in their future prisons at the shrine Of the
blind god.
AT the residence of the brides mother, in the of
Brighton, on the 3nd inst, by Thomas Smith, ESQ., Mr.
WILLIAM sWARTZ and Miss MARY f. DAVENPORT
daughter OF the late Mr. Stephen A. Davenport
who was an Honorable Member of legislature when
the Constitution framed.
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Special Clothes.
A Card.

MRssRs. EoiroRs;-Win you permit ihrosgs your pa
per acsnowiedgs obligations and express ar
thanks the kind friends in kenosha who ads
the 4th inst and including few not present, fer the
liberal donation OF $3.50 in money and other yaiua-
bes which they presented to Us.
" GREEN,
March S, 49, NJ j. GREEN
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We stated last week that com
mittee had been appointed in the Assem-
bly,, to find out and report the amount
stationery used by the State Govern
ment during the past year. That com
mittee has reported the cost of the sta
tionery used at $l4,oOo This is an e.
normous sum for stationery-at least
$4,000 more than could be legitimately
used. There has been either fraud or
extravaganza and useless expenditure
IN either case, there is loud call for
reform, and we hope the Legislature
will take measures ct once to bring it
about, and prevent the possibility of such
an expenditure for the time to come.
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DgssOLUTEON NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF HANNAIIS & co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, by the purchase by Henry Wsyhe
interest OF al the eher copartners Of said firm The
business OF said firm will be conducted and continued by
Henry Wey he, and he hereby authorized to Set
tie all the affairs Of said firm.
W. II HANNAHs,
j. NJ HANNAHS,
Kenosla, March 6, 1855 l4wS9l II. WETHE
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WASHINGTON. March ,

ASiuNGTON, March
SENATE heresolution presented By
Mr. Douglas on Feb. 18th, calling for in
formation on the Kansas affairs was Ia
ken up.
Mr.. Douglas proceeded to advocate
the resolution, hut at one o'clock was
cut off in the middle of a sentence by
the announcement of the special order,
when the bill for the admission of Kan
sas was taken up.
Mr.. Collamer continued his remarks
from Yesterday He said the only
choice allowed tho people of Kansas,
was whether they would have slaves or
be slaves. He alluded to the territorial
laws and the several successive Govern
ors who were sent out to administer
them. and who were summarily remOv-
ed because they could not perform im-
possibilities, because they could not en-
force the laws and yet do justice to both
parties. He referred to the LecOmpton
Constitution, and said it was idle to re-
sort to special pleading to hide that that
instrument was never submitted to tha
neople. If ii had been they would have
Tepudiated it at once and forever. The
President admits that the whole thing
UaS a cheat and delusion. He refer
red also to the new political dogma that
slave property in its legal character and
tenure, is precisely like other property,
and the decision of the Supreme Court
IN the bred Scott case. He would not
DENY that the Supreme Court might a.
one nm opinion concerning slavery when
Sbe question was properly, but he re-
rrratted that they should have taken adj
Vantage oftheir position to issue excath-
edra their endorsements of a political
DOGMA the cndorsers of aecommoda-
ton paper seldom find it a profitable
business.
lie then discussed the nature ofprop-
erty in man, contending that the only
safety for Slavery was to make it local,
and asking what viii be gained by ma
l;nr Kansas q Slave State. The Free
state people will soon gain the ascen-
dancv there, even if Calhoun cheat them
out Of the Legislature now, and then
when they refused to pass laws tor the
protection Of such property, what will
it be worth.
Mr.. Pugh. Of Ohio, gave notice that
he should offer an amendment 10 Mr.
Green's substitute, for the admission Of
Kansas and Minnesota together, that
the people may alter or abolish their
form of government in such manner
a. they may think proper, so that if it
he republican and in accordance with
the Constitution of. the United States.
Mr. Seward got the floor, and the
Senate adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, March s.-The Senate
was IN Executive Session to-day two
hours and half, on the nomination OF
Mr.. Cook, as Postmaster of Chicago
The debate was earnest and exciting,
but no question was taken, in conse-
quence of the absence of q quorum.
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sT The GAINESVILLE Gazette says there
are but five counties in the State which
have paid their State taxes in full, to Wit:
Rock. Grant, Green, Kenosha and Mon
roe.
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.,Ex.oLUTToN NoT1CE-

THE Cops .tnerslp heretofore existing between the
dersigned under the name and style ofHEAD K HOW
LAND This fay dissolved by mutual The bust
will be settled at the store Of Geo. d. Head
4w39 GEO. d. HEAD,
Kenoshs, March LIST, lS5o. CIAS. @. ROWLAND.
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Ohio State and Union Law College,

fHs INSTITUTION has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees are legally conferred and Students upon Gradua
ting nay be admitted practice For circulars address
at Cleveland,
1ys4 NJ A. KING, Ssc'y.
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WASHINGTON, March 6, 135s.-Tne
Kansas debate in the Senate will prob
ably most Of the month, as thir-
ty elaborate speeches at least are in
PREPARATION.
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Special alotites.
Read, Read, Ye Afflicted, Read

H. Helmbold offers to the AFFLICTED his Genuine Prepare
tons Fluid Extract Buehu which have accomplished the
extraordinary Of all other similar remedies
Read the advertisement In another column, headed
H=in,bold's Genuine Preparation" 4w2s
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A4- A few days since rough coun-
,ry looking fellow entered one OF the
New York banks, and marching up to
the counter exclaimed:
Here am, 1 want you to take fair
look at me.
Without q word further he strobe out.
The next dav the same customer APP
peared, uttered the same words ana a.
cain disappeared. The third day. he
walked in, and advancing to the teller's
desk. threw down draft payable
three days after sight.
"Now,' said he, you've seen me three
times. want the money for It
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK
KENOsFEA, WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit eashed OF
collected at current rates OF exchange without otho
charge.
Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. II. KIMBALL. Cashier.
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We are indebted 10 Hon. Jas. X. DeoLITrLE Of
the L. S. Senate, and TO Hon. J. +. PoTTER, Of the
House for valuable Public Documents
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KENOSHA
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale of RIAL EsrArE--he exara
nation of TIrLEs-payrnent of TAxRs-and Conveyance
LANDED PROPERTY Lots and Lands kept posted withox
charge, unless sales effected
Houses and Lors for SALE every part Of the city, and
varying in price from $500 $4,000.
FARMS and LANDS in every the county and on ac-
commodating terms.
MONEY invested in the best of Landed Securities and at
the highest market rates of Interest.
TAXES paid, and TAx-TITLRs compromised and general
Agency for the management liabilities aesruinr on Re.
Estate.
TrrIE examined and perfected by aid q superior
system of indexes made under personal supervision Also
gent for the Milwaukee Mutual Insurance. Company
Risks taken at OFFICE with Clerk of Circuit
Court S.Y. BRkNDB.
KKsosHA, Nov. 10, 1856. 1y2a
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
and firm OF FRISS CO, is this day dissolved by nu-
tra The books and left with Robson
Huck FOR settlement, who are alone authorized to settle
The sans. JOHN FRISS,
Kerosha, March 10th, 1858. JAMES ROBSON, ia
ay3y MICHAEL HUCK
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era lady, describing an ill temper
ed man says, He never smiles but he
feels ashamed Oft.
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Kenosha Markets.

OFFICE OF KEsosHA TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH
Thursdny Morning. MnrchfIIh ISIS
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Meu advertisements.
LOST

HCSE.
GN the 9th day OF Feb -uary. between the Four
~ Mile House ana the Brighton House, q Pocket
Nate Book, belonging to the subscriber, and CON
aiming notes against various parties TO the amount
of $l25.36.
liberal reward wiz be paid for said book if left
At the Brighton House, az the Gravel Found ry,
Aenosha. CORNELIUS O'BRIAN.
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March 5, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27
By c. w. BOTELER. AuotIoneer-

By C. w. BOTELER. AuctIoneer
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE AT hUCrIoN.-On SATURDAY
MORNlNG, December 4th, commencing at 10
AID 9TH streets large collection of superior house
hold furniture, being the Ell cots of select private
boarding house. consisting In part of, viz:
Handsoms Carve Mahogany Sofas.
Mahogany Perlor Table, with marble top,
Carved Mahogany Spring seat Chars,
Handsome Mante ard Table Ornaments,
Superior Tapestry, Brussels Carpetiug.
mahnSSanJ RsSiI T cna,t covered with morocco
Walnut EteSere. Mahogany Rocker,
haDdsome Cottage Reception Chairs, covered with
Window shades. Dsmask Curtains and Cornioes.
Mahogany Hat RACE. superior Barometer,
line Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
card fine assortment of China. Glass, and
CTockery Ware.
Tatle Cutlery, P.atfd Castors,
Plated Spoons. Forks, and Table Furniture gene
Oak Dining; room Chairs. Drugget,
Step and Chamber Carpeting,
Missionary and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
Wardrobes, superior Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds, BOsters and Pillows,
A large collection of fine Blankets, Comforts,
- sheets, Counterpanes. DO.
Mahogany Dressing Rureaus, with mar bic top,
Mahogany and other Washstands Looking glasses,
superior Walnut LOUNGES, covered with morocco,
Slower Bath, Tables, SOFA Bsdsteads,
Toilet Sets, xce lent X efrix orator.
A large and superior Radiator,
Two very hce looking Stoves and fixtures,
Parlor Cook and other Stoves for wood and coal,
hiIchen uInlture, Cooking Requisites. DO.
The attentl On OF parsons furnishing Is particular
ly called to this sale, as the articles of good
quality and IN eIcel'ent condition.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum credit
OF 90 and ~ days, for approved endorsed notes. bear
no I'D G.. w BOTELER. Auct,