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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
STATE FAIR.

Among the matters of most general ;ntoro.,
in the state during last week, was the occurrence
sf the State Fair, at Madison. To give n full
description of the fair, or an account Of the nost
prominent objects of interest and articles on
exhibition. would require more space than we
can appropriate for such purpose. Aside from
the exhibition OF horses, cattle and other farm
stock of agricultural products, agricultural ma
chinery and implements domestic manufactures
horticultural productions, fruits and specimen,
in the fine arts, there were other attractions In
ring the fair unusually interesting. The militia
ry encampments on the tented field" and the
imposing display of the military companies; the
numerous fire companies. the bands of music
together with great variety of novelties, CAV.
excitement and animation during the fair. The
equestrian exercises which took place ON Frida,
we're witnessed with intense interest. It is ss
timated 10000 persons were on the ground on
Friday. Nineteen young ladies presented them
selves ON the course-Miss Button of Milwaukee,
took off the first prize. The address of Cassiu,
NJ. Clay was listened TO by an immense audienc,
and the highest expectations of his hearers seen
| to have been realized. 5.L ..-ua.
| The weather during the fair was not very pro
pitous to the enjoyment of the multitude; wher
not rainy, it was rather chilly and uncomforta
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Ohio State and Union Law College

THIS INSTITUTION has been removed to Cleveland ONO
Degrees legally conferred and Students Gradua
ting may be admitted practice. For circulars address
at Cleveland,
1y34 NJ. A. KING, Sec'y.
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-Hoi2 SER JAMES CLARKE,s
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subject
1t moderates all excess removes all distractions, and
speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES H
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken By females during tn
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
Ure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they
Dre safe. - r
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections pain in the
back and Limbs heavness fatigue slight exeton, pal
paton of the heart owness Of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites all the painful diseases occasoned by
dsordered system, these Pills will effect cure when al
other have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain ron calomeI anthony, other mine
raj.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES
(Late /. Q. Baldwin 4 CO..
Rochester, MY
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1iiffb

On Friday, the sh Of Oct inst the residence of R.
b. "ins0r in this city, Mrs. SARAH GREEN, aged 80
years.
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A Little Reading Community

The Librarian Of which Leonard Lee
was clerk, School district No. 2 OF Som
ers reports 476 volumes loaned and
read, during the past year, from libra
ry of 90 volumes. Nearly the whole of
these were read by the scholars of the
school, which ranged only from 80 to
50 in number. The library consisted of
only 40 volumes till the first part of
June last, when it was increased to its
present number. We doubt if a
case of more diligent reading can be
found in the county, or indeed through
out the county districts in the state
District No. 6, of which John G. Leach
was clerk, reports 256 volumes loaned
from library of III volumes, and dis
trlct No. A. I. Gibbon clerk, reports
$50 volumes loaned from a library of 90
volumes. We consider these as incon-
trovertible arguments in favor of School
district Libraries. Quite an interest
has been taken in the subject in the
town of Somers, and upwards of $50
volumes have been purchased for that
purpose during the past summer, besides
the introduction of several globes, elo-
cutionary charts, maps &C., for all of
which there has been expended one
hundred and eighty dollars. *xx
Valuation Of Property IN tie State.
The following table shows the equal
lied valuation of Real and Personal
property in this state, as agreed upon
by the Central Board, with the per cen.
tage and aggregate of the State tax for
the current year: ,..s'.. .... ...''
Number Of acres, sr4~ l2,917,756
Value per acre, s. a.-s ea- 500
Ass'd val. of lands, ..r 17,748,4o8
Ass'd val. city 81 Wig lots 81, 913,2O7
Ass'd val. personal prop. 6,256,421
Aggregate valuat'n ass'd, 69,918,02O
Agg. value equalized, 175, 100000
Tax ratio 2 mills, .4 $4,000
Tax ratio 2-5 of mill 10000
Int. d 25 per cent penalty, 25,578 90
Total tax le13os 4s5, 678 90
IMPROVEMENTS IN RocKFoRD. The
Rockford Republican in noticing the
various improvements in progress re-
marks as follows 80 .aes ua
Among the most noticeable structures
we may mention the large and elegant
stone church, erected by the I'd Congre-
gational Society, on Church street, at an
expense of $4,000. By the way, one
of the finest specimens of church archit-
lecture, In our way of thinking, in the
West. A large brick church, Presby
terian,) and another Of wood, (Metho
Dist on the East side-three blocks of
stores on this side the river, (Mont.-
CUES, Lanes and Skinner's,) and as
many more on the other side-and some
fifteen or twenty residences in different
parts of the city, ranging from two thou
sand to four thousand dollars in value.
Other buildings are also in progress of
erection"
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I HE G lTY 3 A N K
OF KENOSHA.

ofthe FIRST organized under the General Banking
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections nd brs
ness entrusted tot Remittances made Collections
day of payment. ~ VI
bought and sold 'oS
Draw direct in sums to suit the principal points
dreatBrtan France, Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c. arF ah WIT
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Z. g. DURANT, q B. ToWsI Fr
CdS1eer H9 President.
KKEosHA Sent. 1st, 1887
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PREMIUM PICTURES !!

SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.--Mr. JosLYE
is fast proving his superior merits an Artist of
unequalled skill. His colored Photographs, which
can lie seen at his Rooms excel those produced even
III New York or Philadelphia. 1t is useless for MS
to attempt correct description, and do justice to
his work. Go and see for yoarselUes
His Ambrotypes, Meanotypes, Sphereotypes
Daguerreotypes, Iron Pictures or any style Of Pic
lures In his line Of business not exceed either
III or out of the State, We feel confident that we
are not exaggerting in the least, but simply dong
justice to the community at large In writing this al
ticle In these hard TINES, the Best and Cheapest
that can be had for the money is what we all desire
Mr.. Us Gallery is opposite Wales Bakery
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Another "pull" and Little Delaware
will be free!
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A VERY LITTLE CITY.-One of the
Oldest, and at the same time smallest
cities Of New England, is that of Yer
gennes, VT, was incorporated in 1888.
1t is the only city in Vermont, and in
1858 contained 1878 inhabitants.
H In the United States there are
six thousand brokers and six thousand
BARRIERS.
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To Subscribers and Advertisers

10 SuDSCIlDeIS ana AoNSAt1SSIS'
By the OF the sale Of the TRIBUNE TELR
GRAPH establishment all subscriptions for the paper due
the commencement! Of the present June 14th
1889 are payable to the new proprietors.
All sdvsrtit ements in the TRIBUNE TELRGRPH which
required to be inserted for period Of three months
rlonger will be payable to the wlproprietors for ouch
proportion thereof may after the srd ofsept
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HE FOURTH WAsHBURNE.-W. B.
Washburne, a younger brother OF the
famous three, is nominated to the Min
nesota Legislature by the Republicans
OF Hennepin County, and there is talk
of adding him to the Washburnes in
Congress next year.
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SHERIFF,S SALE EEN0S1I1 90,

NJ
~ TY CIRCUIT C0URT.-By virtue of a writ NJ sor,
aclas issued out OF the circuit and for said
OF kenosha, and state Of Wisconsin, to me directed nd AZ
lvered have levied upon and shall offer for sale and ali
AZ puoc vendue, to the highest bidder therefor as
recs at the court house in the city county of Keno
sh and state Aforesaid, Saturday the 2St dav of A.
gust A. " lSoo between the hours three o'cci
he afternoon OF that day. all the right and pte, .t
mniCh "lliam Seymour had the Sth daY of April A n
iooo or at any time since that day and the following
described pieces parcels lots land lying and bei, 20
the CITY and county OF Kenosha and Wisconsin n
WI The undivided half oflo eight ISL in block eayeD
tl and the undivided half pa TT lots one and 49,,
Il y IA block twenty eight (2Sj in southeast onarr ~
section 81 town two ~ range 3D. lots two and ~
u lO) in block fourteen "a, also lots two three snd
eleven w. II in block fifteen 5 all being in he ,outb
west quarter OF section number ry-tgo (2} town I've
Z range tweniy-three 23 east and in The CITY and coun
ty Of henosha. Wisconsin ~ ~ NOA"-
Gated at the sherif's Office, July l4,h, 1883.
A. r. TYmESON,
D. - Sheriff of Kenoshs County, Wis
y: =. PETIT, Pif's Atty. Ow5
az sate Is hereby postponed until Saturday DC.
day. 49, ~ '"' 'anie paoe anu tlne Of
Da'eu' henosila, August 2Sth, A. d. 1858.
r. A. z. TYMEsoN, Sheriff.
= . FHrfir PINS Atty. 6w12.
DE above sale s further postponed until Saturday Oct
ION, A, d. 1858, the place aud time Of day.
p"!ed Kenosha, Oct 9, 1855. A. P. TYMEsoN
ID PHTTT, PIES Atty. 1nls shsrir.
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ELECTIoNs.-Ohio, Pennsylvania, &e-The
partial returns received of the elections which
took place on Tuesday last look cheering. The
administration party in Philadelphia, appear to
have been defeated. The returns from the con-
gresslonal districts, far as received are of an
encouraging character. The returns from Ohio
indicate republican gains. We hope in our next
to be able to record most encouraging triumphs
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana. &c.
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Atlantic Cable.

By the arrival of the steamship Bal
timore, at New York on the 18th inst
from Liverpool the following news
from Valentia is received:
Letters from Valentia report no I'M
provement in the electrical condition OF
the cable. Thsdault however, did not
get worse, d occasionally distinct
reversals from New Foundland were
discernable. The opinion that the prin-
cipal fault in the cable is near the shore
gained ground, although Prof. Thomp-
sons opinion was directly opposite to
such superstition. 1t is supposed that
something would be done towards I'M
der running and repairing the cable du-
ring the month Of October, which is
generally a fine month on the Irish coast.
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Horse Thief Protection aocietv
Meeting of this Society will be held at the
Prairie House, on Saturday ths goth Oct inst at
clock p N. full attendance Of members is yeop.s,ss
a.. P.I. HOOKER, secy.
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I
n. B.-S10O and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized Agent will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by Starkyveather & Co., r. Robinson
and -. Clark IL Son, KenoshH
and by Druggists generally the United State
-. l1yr16E
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Valuation Of Property IN tie State.
The following table shows the equal
lied valuation of Real and Personal
property in this state, as agreed upon
by the Central Board, with the per cen,
tage and aggregate of the State tax for
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.
ine Cures Made by Prof De Grath
with MS "ELECTRIC OIL almost miraculous and SO
WONDERFUL ana instantaneous satisfactory and mtga
lne Oh human ILL US to call upon public funconaries and
'nose having charge fpubc Institutions for the sick and
suffering, to look well into the well attested merits the
simple efficacy of this "ELECTRIC OIL"
70 The sales rapidly Increasing Dealers supnlied
at propretors prices by PROF. c. De Grath No. 80 soutb
Eight street, near Chestnut. 5l ca
another column. IL. ---------,--
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To Whom IL May Concern.
MR.JlI. fRACY is the authorized Agent to contract
or Advertising Subscription for THE KEEosHA TRIBUNE
TRLEcRAPH and to receive moneys and receipt for the
same.
KGnosha, Aug. %, 1883,
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The Times in its last issue, makes
basic to propitiate the administration
by acknowledging the full force and
OBJECT of the bred Scott decision and
that it does unalterably carry slavery
into the territories.
Only two weeks ago, the Times e1-
plated largely on popular sovereignty,
contending that its chief merit is
SHAT the people Of the territories no,c
and hereafter, shall be left to exercise
thei, Oac'a free aoiU on the subject Of Sla-
very." l..aal. a
Now will the Times be so accommo-
dating as to tell its readers, how popu-
lar sovereignty can get slavery out of a
Territory, if the constitution positively
carries it in ?'' t2e ..ooG a"# is.
Editorial CoNvENTIoN.-The con-
vention Of Editors and p publishers, which
met at Madison, last week, was the lar
gest convention of the kind ever con
vened in this state. About 100 printing
establishments were represented. An
excellent address was delivered by
Charles Robinson of Green Bay and a
well written poem by H.Rublee Mad
ison. The next editorial convention
will be held at Milwaukee. aua $500
"We regard Mr.. Buchanan as the
greatest of American Statesmen, and as
the upright, freely chosen, and able rep
resentatiye of the American democra-
cy."-Keaosha Times, Oct. 8. nor = u
That is certainly bold and outspoken,
and should be regarded by Buchanan
as sufficient atonement, for indulging
in Douglas eulogies, and what the
Washington Union is pleased to call
douglas vagaries Unpopular sovereign
ty." 9Es-t @ go ~ n
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Wigs, Wigs, Wigs !

BATcHELoR's Wigs and 1Oupees surpass ALL They are
elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
off the head indeed this is the only establishment where
these things properly understood and made ..
1y42 233 Broadway, New York.
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INDIANA.

The returns from Indiana, Indicate
that the republicans will have a good
majority in the legislature. Republican
gains are reported in various portions
OF the state, and the entire republican
state ticket is elected. The ma jority in
the state is estimated no less than 5000.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-04

BATESVILE VIE Auditor dand dhavealo dwoor the bonds for said An  s1ne the annexed list at public sa theda
  dunlh that they have failed two such front thee and discharge liabilities lexa sMd Agentth rie the lfomas for Of nds lnslm the such bond rte K unless they snail the aiduc lbv roror Land Agent for lands tha h lands have been abandoned the St or corta the same are hereby declared to be forfeited
 
 hereof to hetthe title of the State t said
 alter the expiration the sixty days allowed claimants establish in he this act the ro improvements of sad nakin the Land Agent thirty
  sad land including
 
 shall execute their bonds the State Arkansas pc approved by the Land shall be six per annnm on each insafmen from the o me aSs described the annexed list Wednesday the Ath provisions of the above and ac
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-04
Tribute to the Memory of the Right Rev. George Washington Freeman, D. D

At meeting of the Wardens and Vestrymen of Christ Church, held in this city on Saturday the 1st inst, the following resolutions. ex- pressve of their sorrow at the heavy bereaye- ment which has been so recently sustained by this portion of the church, were unanimously adoptel:
 WHEREAS, In his infinite wisdom, Divine Providence has seen fit to remove from his sa- cred office and ministry the Rt Rev GEORGE WASHINGTON FIREMAN, D. D., and summon hin from his labors as Missionary Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Arkansas and Texas to his everlasting rest-therefore,
 Res0lcet, That we how with reverence and meek submission to the inscrntable ways of Providence while we mourn the loss of our be- loved friend and spiritual alviser-our much esteemed and vencrated Bishop.
 Resofre{, That for more than fourteen wears he has been identified with the growth ani prosperity of the church in the south-western portion of onr counfrv, and during hal time hi. Apostolic labors have been abun1aut, aud that he has discharged his various duties wi h fidelity to the church and credit to himself and exhibited iu hi, life those traits of charac- ter which entitle him to our grateful relnem. brance and enduring regard.
 ResotDeL Tha. in the services of the Ep;sco. pate he persevered faithfully to the end and with his three score and ten years nearly com- pleted, full of peace and honors lie ha, gone from his labor to his reward
 ResolUea, That as friend he was warm and abiding in his northumberland as a man and a ctlzen-a christian and ncighbor, he was deservedly respected and honored.
 ResolUet, Tbat we tympAthi>e with the be- reaved family in their great afflcton, and par tlcularly do we as a congregation tender our heartfelt condolence to his son. our pastor, in this the hour of his distress, praying that heaven may bless to him his deep at1liction, and send him that spiritual consolation and comfort which alone comes from alb ve
 Reso'0el, That these resolutions be inserted in the minutes of the Vestry. and that the sec. retary be requested to present copy to the son of the deceased, also copies to each of the jour nals ot our city for publication.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 L. F. BARBER, Sec'y. Little ROck NnU 1 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-04
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of Little Rock Division No 13O Sons of Temperance, at their hall April 18th, 1858 assembled for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother Theodore Bilbv, a committee was appointed to draft suitable resolutions expressive of our deep felt regard at the loss of worthy brother, who reported the following.
 WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty Ruler of the universe to remove from our midst our worthy brother Theod re Bnby. Be it Reso'rel, That we sincerely symathize with the breaved family for their irreparabe loss. heso1tel, That as a token of our love for our deceased brother, the members of this Division will wear the mourning badge for thirty days. Reso'1e3, That a copy of these resolutions be presented to the distressed family and also pub liahcd in the True Democrat
 R. J MILLER, }
 D B. HANDEL, Com.
 F. NJ. CONWAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-04
Democratic Convention in Saline County

The democracy of Seine county met in con. venton, by full delegation from all the town ships in said county, at Benton on the 18th day of April, and organized by calling Green B. Hughes to the chair, and appointing H. w. Hayes sec. retary. The object of the convention being briefly explained by the chairman, the conven, ton proceeded to nominate candidates. takino the popular democratic vote cast for sheriff of Saline county at the last general election, as a basis on which to count the vote for each nomi. nee, and resulted as follows:
 Thompson B. Flournoy for representative to Congress-
 W. A. Crawford for representative to State legislature.
 Joseph Scott for county judge.
 John w. Shoppach for clerk.
 *Josiah D. Hensley for sheriff.
 Archa Tayler for coroner.
 James Carter for county treasurer.
 Warren Hoffman for internal improvement commissioner.
 M. NJ. Cloud for common school commis- SiOner
 James Il. Martin for county surveyor.
 Wm. Rus5el in the chair.
 On motion, appointed Wm F. Beavers. Wm A. Crawfort. and Green B. Hughes as deegates to the congressional convention to be holden at Camden on the second Monday in May next.
 On motion, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 l. Resolved, That having confidence in the in- tegrlty ability and sound democracy of Thomp son B. Flournoy, we recommed him to the con ventlon as suitable person to represent the southern district of Arkansas in the Congress of the United States, and the delegates from Saline county are hereby instructed to cast the vote of said county for him, and use all honorable means to procure his nomination, and in case of the non-attendance Of the delegates here appointed the president ofsaid convention is hereby reoues ted to asst the vote of Saline county in accordance with these instructions
 2. ResolUed, That we will cheerfullv support the nominees of this convention for the Various offices for which they are nominated. and dis countenance all attempts at dsorganization, if any should unfortunately be made, by those who profess to entertain and be governed by demo- cratic principles.
 5. ResolDed, That the secretary of this con- ventlon furnish d copy of these proceedings to the True Democrat at Little Rock for publica- ton.
 On motion, the convention adjourned sine die
 GREEN B. HUGHES, Ch'ne.
 Il. W. HAYES Sec'y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-04
FORTUNES TO THE D;Ayr,

HE subscriber having purchased the land at the
 | head of steamboat navigation on Current river about hty miles above Pocahontas by the way of the IlVer, and at short distance below the mouth of Little Black. it being m eligible and convenient trading and shipping point for fertile and porulous portion of Randolph county, Arkansas and several :" me adjacent and surrounding counties of Missouri, aho being wiling to afford a business location to trade.llen and mechanics, has laid eff number of ols. sNiy by one hundred and twenty feet which he proposes to sell.
 lie VIII sell some lots privately if desired, or the en'Fe town site e company, retaining an interest himself as one member of the compaIv Persons desiring further information invited to view and eyyinire for themselves and any communication ad- dre.sed 10 !. H. F.. in reference to tie mater at Hicks Ferry, Randolph county, Arkansas will be promptly answered. J. Ii. [.
 May 1. 1858. At