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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-23
WOOD
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE ON SUB SCRIP
TIONS.

PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The fall term of
our Public Schools closed on Friday
last, the 18th inst. The term has been
profitable one and generally satisfac-
tory. The teachers in the main, are de-
voted to their vocation, and have labor
ed successfully. A most gratifying as
pect Of the schools during the term, has
been the interest unaffected by parents
and friends Of education. In the High
School Department, the teachers have
kept registery Of the names of all
persons visiting the school. During the
past term, the number Of yisitations reg
istered inthis Department is Sin hundred
and oighty. 1t is hardly probable that
any other school in the State has
had IN equal number Of visitors during
a term Of fifteen weeks. The teachers
ascribe much Of their success to the
good influences which these visitations
of parents and others have had on the
scholars.
A large number Of citizens were pres
ent on Friday afternoon in the High
School Department. Although there
was no attempt Of a public exhibition,
or any particular extra exercise, yet the
afternoon was pIeasingly diversified
with decIamations, compositions, music,
&c. Appropriate remarks at the close
were made by Rev. Mr.. Lothrop, Rev.
Mr.. Roche, G. Bennett Esq, and others.
The winter term of the schools will
commence on Monday the Sd of Janua-
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sy- Lake navigation has not yet fully
closed; several vessels are still out.
The schooner Dane on Sunday last ar
rived at this port from Buffalo with
5000 bushels of Barley for L. f. King.
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Common Council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING, Dee. 90, '5S.
Present-the Mayor. Aid. Robinson, Bone
Whippie, Allen, Head. Nichols MentZenberger
Fish. Ehle and Schend.
| S. Butler petitioned for vacating the alley be-
tween Lots q and Z, in Block IA, in Holmes d
Nichols addition to the City of Kenosha. Re-
terred to Committee on Streets and Alleys.
A communication was received from Mrs.
| O'Neill in regard to the children of Mr.. Wade.
Read and laid on the table,
| A statement of the Treasurer in relation to
certain tax certificates was referred 10 the FL
nance Committee.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys report
ed in favor of opening an alley in Block 49, in
| first ward. On motion, the report was referred
back TO the Committee for further investiga-
ton.
The Judiciary Committee, on the petition of
WIN. II. Smith for relief from oppressive taxa
ton, reported that the Council had no power or
authority to remit any tax legally levied.
The report was adopted. Aid. Whipple, of
the Committee, made further report in connec-
ton with the above, in relation to the tax levied
on the Gath of November, which was not adopt
ed.
Aid. Robinson moved that the Treasurer be
authorized TO effect loan to meet the interest
due on Harbor Bonds, Jan. 1st which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Mahoney presented bill for labor per-
formed on the streets for sundry individuals
and made statement explaining the same On
motion of Aid. Head the bill was returned, and
Mr.. Mahoney requested to see the parties for
whom the work was performed.
On the bill of Mr.. Richards for work done on
Chicago street. the Committee reported adverse
ly until proof was presented that the work on
said street had been completed. Aid Head
moved that committee be appointed to inves-
tigate the matter, and report.
Tho MovnY annoipfa6 Ala
berger and Bone as the committee.
The communication of ID. G.. Gaskill was
taken from the table and read.
Aid. Msntzenberger moved that the bill of
Mr.. Gaskill be allowed, after deducting 1875 90
Aid. Whippls moved that it be laid on the ia
bic until the next meeting, which was agreed
to.
Ayes--Ald. Robinson, Bone, Whipple, Mich
OILS, Head and Khe.
Noes-Ald. Allen, Mentzenberser. Fish and
Schend
Aid. Whipple moved that the Council hold
special meeting on Tuesday the 2Sth inst. TO
consider the claim of Mr.. Gaskil, which was
agreed to.
Aid. MentZenberger moved that the full
amount of the bill of II. Feltman for drayaee,
acted upon at the last meeting, be allowed,
which was not agreed to.
Ayes-Ald. Robinson, Mentzenbcrger, Fish
and Ehle.
Nocs-Ald. Bone, Whipple, Allen, Nichols,
Head and Schend.
Aid. Nichols, of the Committee on Streets and
Alleys, on the petition for a sidewalk upon the
north side of Oak street, made the following
report
The Committee would recommend, that in
consequence of the frozen state of the ground,
and the consequent difficulty of laying said
walk in proper manner, that the petition bo
laid Oh the table, to be called up at any future
time, which was agreed to.
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f8 The Quarantine buildings at
Staten Island are to be removed. The
military guard is still kept on the ground,
at an expense of $500 per day, and the
aggregate expense thus far is $4,000.
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re- Look at Veazie's advertisement
some important changes this week.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-23

"OLFE'S aromatic Scheedam Schnapps, in
w quart and pint bottles at
STARKWEATHER'S
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TIlHE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have bc9R
Il taxed their utmost to produce this beet perfect
pnrgatve which is known to Innumerable proofs
shown that these PILLS have virtues which srpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win IN.
precedentody upon the esteem OF all men, They are sao
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure Their pepo
rang properties stimulate the vital activities the body
remove the distractions Of its purify the blood,
and expel disease They purge tho humors which
breed and grow dstenper, stimulate sluggish dsoI.
dored organs into their natural action nEnlt healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have balsd
the best of human skill While they produce powerful
effects, they at the time, In diminished doses tho
safest and best physc that DO employed for children
Being sugarcoated, they pleasant take; and being
purely vegetable FREQ from any risk of harm
have been made which supass belief they not sub
santated by men Of such exalted position and character
to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent
cergymen and physicians have lent their panes to certify
TO the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have sent the OF their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely 10 tho relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their aud
certificates Of their cures, of the following copaints
Costiyeness, Bilious Complaints, Eheuulatgm, Dropgy
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Naa
Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of the oHols aud Pain
arising bereiom Flanlency, Loss of Appetite all Clcer.
and Cutaneous Diseases which rec ure eyacuuRs
medicine, SCIoula Kings Evil They also. by purify
ing the blood and stimulating tho System, cure mauE
complaints which it would not be supposed they couls
reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous iTitabihty arrangements Of the Liver aud Kid
neys Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body or obstruction Of its functions
DO not DO put of by unprincipcl dealers with some
other pill they make more profit en-. Ask for AYERS
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you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers The sick want the best ai ero is for them
and they should hive it.
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Chief of Police, salary, $4,000
Lewis and Ilcknor, l,25
E. Farrell Drayage, 2 bills Har. & City &C. II ,83
j. Rombeck, 4,I3
J. Grove, Engine Co. No. l, $50
Winser & English, Hose for Fire Dep't, 80 AS
Treasurer, Poor acct, ID 30
j. Kriegsman, Drayage, Har. and City &C. a ,25
Lyman q Bone, Poor acct 28,63
T. D. Parsons, Fire Dept and S. A., & $50
j. Grow, Hearbor, 700
L. Widen d Co, Engine No. l, LIS
j. s. Gilbert, Poor acct, 1927
A. Huck, Team work, los
Harbor Hands, 9.25
Thos. Keenan,, Drayage, sc
Head, Campbell and Head, Harbor &C. 83,45
P. w. Wilder, Poor acct. $50
Jas. Powdely, Drayage, 538
J. G. Gottfriedsen, 9,54
Adam Schend, Street Supervisor, I25
On motion of AID Nichols, the Council ad-
Journsd. c. B. LEWIS, City Clerk
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Great Inducements.

Look at the dog in our advertising
columns.
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The Kenosha Rifles will meet at their
Armory, this evening at 7.
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FOR SALE-A Scholarship in Bulls Com
morcial College Racine the advertisement of which
may be found in another column. This is q rare
chance, as it win be sold at discount for cash:
Inquire at this office.
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f(eoiital.
IA K {, I n EN- AND LIVE
NEGLECT TnEHs AND nTE,

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Mercury is good medicine when
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il fiaSfg4D2fS instead ne l,.,aE..-
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VIII ETdIINUUU anu FtkuTU,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SuuIpyyIIIH.

CbRsumptfUeS do not despair till you have tried AYEaS
CHERRY PICTORIAL 1t il made by of the best
chemists in the world and its all around us bessk
the high merits of its virtues. - IhiIepiia Ledger
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VIC Ptie.. herrick's Sugar Coated Pills have never
Seen So" 10 produce sorewouth and aching JOINTS as
Pill pleasant to take, certain to cure and ,sed NV
VIII certainly lock for no other These Pis are covered
WIN Goaeg o. pure White sugar taste of medicine
FAMILY BoYIs % cents, ) boxes, 81
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Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AYEp
Practical ard AnalYtieal Chemist. Lowell masa

ITaCLICaI dHu auHIy LICdI CHYIIIsI LUWbIIi MANY
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SOLD DY
F. ROBINSON, KENOSHA; TEs p g. Ger
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Reed & Co.. Chicago; and Agents in evsrs
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EEEEEs8SHCK'S KID STEsFNG|EsrNrNs,
EIE.ASTEssS


These renowned P!asters paine. weakness d dis
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Of FedteS and others Each Plaster viii wear from one
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failed Full directions will be on the back OF each
Public Speakers, vocalists ministers of the Gospel and
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These cid established Powders so well known nj H.
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can be worked while feeding them ample directions go
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~ The above articles are sold by 81 900 agents trourb
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ET HAS EFFECTED CURES

IN numerous cases where the most sklfu physical ms
ts country and in Europe have been employed, and
ercsd telr skill in vain Gases which they pronounce
ntc1note' and surrendered hopeless beyond dou5
eaVng 1elr patients without single ray enlven ther
intheir gloom, haze been curea 6g
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Consumption, Decline, asthma, Bron
ehsf5s, Wasting Of flesh, Night
Ssoeat>, Splitting Of Blood, Hoop
s'.g Cbis9h, Difficulty of Breath-
"'I, Colds, Coughs, Hotiue,t-
Ga, Phthisic, Pain IN the
Side, and all Diseases
OF the Lungs, 1t IS
eneQualIed.
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DR.. HALLS BALSAM.

we have certificates of the strongest and most pos
've haure, from the following parties, who wei
known in the places where they live:
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Asthma or Phthisic. and Rronchitis.

Probably ne one remedy has ever been known which
cured 50 many and such dangerous cases as ta Some
no human aid can reach but even to those the Ge71
ItcfOJu[ affords relief nd ~
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H. BAKER s. CO. ~ l Nassau st. New YORK YORK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-06
Slime ndous DANTE Vote.

It must prove a world Of consolation to
President Buchanan to learn that in the city
of Chicago, where some $1,000 votes was
polled on Tuesday, there were 2l5 men, who
were willing to say by their ballots that
they were friends of the present administra-
ton. This is scarcely equal to the number
Of federal officers in the city.
In Ottawa there was just one straight
Dante ticket voted, and that we are assured
was cast by meat merchant. Not even
the postmaster could go the whole ticket!
Throughout the State the DANTE vote
holds about the same proportion. 1t will
not average Two votes to post office in the
State-not exceed the number of postmas-
tiers and their deputies.
Now, in all reason, is it not time this ri
dculous farce is brought to an end? The
worst enemies Of the administration, by no
effort within their power, could have brought
upon the President title Of the ridicule and
contempt that he has brought upon hi m self
by waging this mosqueto war on the giant
douglas. Let TIE President abandon this
folly. Say he was deceived, and admit that
the democracy of Illinois have Alright to man
age their domestic affairs in their own way.
Let tho President do this, and he will find
that his friends in Illinois, instead Of num-
herring few cringing, hypocritcal officials,
will muster ten lcgions Of the unbought and
unconquerable democracy Of Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-06
Rock Island D,tdge..New Injunction.

Upon the filing Of the supplemental bill in
this case, q second preliminary injunction
was granted, which renders it impossible to
make any repairs this season. In the mean
time the broken pier is showing over very
fast having moyed two inches within the
last ten days. 1t is now eighteen inches
out of perpendicular, and the draw has had
to be cut off tuice within few days, make
ing, with previous shortcomings, about two
feet cut of. The upper chord of truss has
broken apart, and from present indications,
in few months more the obstruct on will
remove itself.-Nissouri Republican.
No doubt the city of 81. Louis would re-
joice At seeing the entire bridge remove it.
self, if for TO other reason than the benefit
derived from it by the city Of Chicago. St.
Louis has from the beginning fought the
Bridge, for no other cause than feeling Of
jealousy on the part Of tina, city, agans, the
city Of Chicago, and while thousands upon
thousands OF dollars have been expended by
St. Louis t. secure an Injunction against
the bridge. Chicago has looked quietly On
seemingly not to care which way the mat
ter terminated. The Mississippi bridge is
an object of great commercial interest to
northern Illinois and Iowa, and should moi,
be pulled down by St. Louis spectators.
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The dead Lion" Still Lives
The sIiyins Dog SE'CT-ed.
The Victory

The Great Battle has been fought and the
Victory won by the Democracy. Yesterdays
papers and the dispatches settled the qucs-
tion, and placed it beyond doubt that the
democracy have come out of the contest
completely victorious. They have in all
probability succeeded in elcctiDg the State
ticket, in the face of a majority of 10000
against them; they have elected certainly
five, and probably six Of the nine members
Of Congress, and they have carried both
branches of the legislature by majority Of
certainly five in each house, and with a
chance of swelling it to nine in the lower
house; and, what is best and greatest of all,
this SECURES THE REFLECTION OF STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
Thus the democracy of Illinois, with
Douglas as their loved and chosen leader,
are triumph ant at every point. Ne man out
Of the State, unacquainted with the relent-
less bitterness os the warfare that was waged
on US, and with all the foul means and ap-
plano es resoited TO to compass one over
throw, can form any just estimate Of the
greatness of this victory. With majority
Of 90, Geo against US in the State; with the
republican party as thoroughly organized
and drilled as the allied armies before Sevas-
topol, and with all the power and influence
of proud and wealthy administration wiel-
ding an immense patronage, openly and I'M
scrupously against the democracy and in
favor Of our opponents-with traitors with
in and traitors without-with all these her
culean means and appliances against US,
and many others scarcely less mighty that
could be named the democracy went bold
ly and fearlessly into the contest, taking
their stand on the solid and impregnable
principle of the innate RICH. and capacity
OF the people for lf-government, and have
overthrow the enemy and t:iumphel glor
lousy. What language can give express
ion to cur feelings Of joy and emulation in
view Of SUCH result: Three cheers and
thrice three cheers for the indemitable and
glorious democracy of Illinois, Three cheers
and hundred times three cheers for cur
peerless leader STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-06

The "SQUAw TRADE."-A correspondent
of the Milwaukee Wisconsin,, writing from
Cedar Clay, Utah Territory, says:
A new trade is springing up between the
Utes and Pedes Indans-that Of selling and
buying squaws. At Harmony some forty
miles from Washington, the Piede Abrar,
having a squaw who sisnifed her wish to
have younger husband, marched her
before the muZzs of his rifle to Cedar,
whore Utes were quarrered, having CO t
here for the purpose of buying squaws fer
the United States troops, and sold her to
them; so she had fair pro spect of having
Der desires more than gratihed. 1t is un-
derstood ;hat agent q. Hart is encouraging
this trade.
few days since a noise Of crying was
heard in the streets; Invent out and saw an
Indian dragging along his sqnaw, while she
was bowling bitterly. Upon asking what
was he cause, he replied, III oes ashinti mi
she don't want me also conceived desire
for another husband, and probably she may
be likewise Accommodated. There are soldiers
enough here, who have nothing to do or
think OF but to furnish all the dsaffected
sqnaws IN the Territory with temporary
husbands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-06

SINGULAR CASE OF CoUNTERFEITING.-An
extraordinary case of counterfeitng by
Turkish lady has inst come to light. The
Turkish consul at New York received dis
patches from his government by the last
steamer, stating that woman named Mrs.
Sevasti had been arrested at Constantinope
with 1000 "caimes," (p;eces of Turkish
paper money valued at 90 piastcrs each,)
which were printed in New York. The
whole value Of the lot was $4,000, 900. The
woman was suspected by the Turkish police
on account of the amount Of her baggage,
and the bills were found under false bot
toms in her trunks. She stated that the
bills were printed by WIN. S. l.. Harrison in
New York. Mr.. Harrison has been arrested
and some sheets of the bills found upon his
premises, But it appears that the woman
represented them to be labels, and he had
no suspicion OF what he was printing. He
has been held to bail in 81 900 for trial.
The woman passed $4,000 of the forged
notes.