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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
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is dress and fashion, that you go for display of
your handsome SELF and the highest heart ,c,sh to
eaptivate some milk and water-brained million.
are.' No go there to enjoy few brief ours
in the social circle, and come away with the
pleasant thoughts that you have done no harm,
wounded no sensitive heart, and torn no thous.
and dollar brocade
Would it be possible for you to wear calico
dress U'm going to give the excellent Home
Journal" the credit of sheltering under its am
pie wings some sweet little waits of song;' IN
Girl in Calico Dress" deserves to be copied and
re-copied) The eye that watches sotenderly
my girl if he is a noble, trus>hearted man, ad
mires her as truly ifher heart beats under the
folds of calico dress as the most costly fabric
Miss Flora" don't consider this-really she
hasn't time Z" what with making thousand
calls and As many unnecessary purchases in hel
| shopping routine; excuse her, she has no time
| propose that we introduce her to '.Fwank' q.
''miwackulous neck-tie" memory-it would be
''iove of a match'-such congeniality of senti
ment and taste
1853. MYRTLE DELL.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
Cheap Light Cheap Light !.

I,ARMFRs and others, who have II il u w to
giTcs Of win find it FOR their interest 70 call at the
soap hND 81 NDLE FACTORY in the north ward at the
f of Grand street bridge where il can be made int
candies at a very low rate, bringing the candles several
cents a pound cheaper than they can be bought.
cal and see II such il not the case.
Ksuosha. Dec. II, 1851. eff
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
II. T. WEST, City Clerk
For the Tribune and Telegram.
A Few Gleanings from the Depot of
Thought.


Miss Flora McFlimsy Poor child. how I
pity you! What is your aim in life To be
fashionable to wear .'love of bonnet, and
the very latest Partisan style of dress Shame
on you, and ten thousand others like you is
that what the God of nature designed you for ?
Are you fulfilling your mission on earth 'She
attends church" Yes, have seen butterflies
fiuttering near the sanctuary too, with as much
attention to the words OF the minister as your.
self. He is pretty little gossamer- winged in
sect, and is acting well his part in life and must
goa follow his example, You with a mind that
ages of eternity cannot dim--for it is sweet be-
lief that this often wearied mind pales not when
the death-dew settles on the brow-that the un-
fettered spirit roams on through countless ages,
growing brighter and holier in its everlasting
fight o, Miss McFlimsy, what if you can
shine at party or ball. (I'm perfectly will
ing that you should go and dance a seasonabe
length of time,) but don't so shame the noble
minded with your vanity, your soft, fine word.
-gilded enough with superficial education to be
little Frenchy-don't allow people to think
that your
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
Harvell's Condition Powders,

r...-. Dstrssscs ant 50 akness Of the
they always give relief and superior to any
viii w~sr FoUR MONTHS. Price IS la cESTs
Harvell's Condition Powders.
Tor Cattle This remedy Is the beginning and ms
END Of Horses and Cattle edione over one Million Pack
tines Similar Sss1gs safe ss. s ss
Sa and 51sR ras up IN large PACKAGES
1 TIE above remedies warranted Agests
dealers Cites. " sSs s' VII
81 them H hs 5iass and Saaa Persons will enquire
AERRICK BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs,
psy- Penton Robinson Sawyer Page $50: Booisc En-
aus Coz Chicago Rice Stevenson, Milwaukee Whsiesais
i Sold ey F. Robinson; starkyea,her& cq H. T. West;
Sesan' aud BY dealers generally. iy4S
SAFETY AND RELIEF.--od DR.. II. James, about whom
the New York and her Atlantic cities press have said 50
much has retired from practice, but Dr. Thomas Tton
s son-inaw, has been educated to travel him and
and dispense his invaluable medicines Most prominent
among these is his extract of CdRniabis Idca whchhs
discovered after hard labor and deep Calcutta
lie srove to make mdicne his only child from
death by consumption and he succeeded Dr. TB,on his
son-in-iaw, is in Chicago, No. l4f State street.
He has already Succeeded in curing permanently hundreds
ofterribe cases of consumption, Nevous debility and SUI
ering Asthma, Bronchitis The cold and caughs he ha
hanshed are nnumerable. The Cannabs Indica is the
most wonderful blessing OF the age Give Dr. Tton call
or send for bottle Of medicine, which will you two
dollars He will prove to you that you need not be sick
and that it viii cost mere trihe TO get we'll
N. B.-A spiro-dynameter to test the strength oft
lungs and ascertain the of the patients health
P.s. By addressing Dr. Tilton note through the CHI
cago Post Office enclosing four postage stamps 2 cents
receipt will be sent in return charge TO any part
OF the Union. All letters answered promptly. -
Address, DR.. TILToN.
6mlI Box 1852, Chicago, Ill.
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City of Kenosha, Wis, IRA NJ. WAIT.
Dec 22d. 1857.

The committee TO whom was re ferred the bill of
Volney French, Esq, for interest on mortgage held
by him on the lot occupied by Engine House No. Q,
reported THAT no more money should be paid 70
said lot until the question of title should be settled
Report adopted.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21

This body convened at Madison on Wednesday
of last week. The. Assembly organized by the
election of Hon. FREDERICK LOWELL, of this
City, as Speaker.
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MEssRs. EDITORS 7:

Chicago, Jan. 20, '55.
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LIABILITIES

Money borrowed to meet last years
deficit, building scrip and interest A 1872 40
Whole amount of teachers wages, in
including the pay of occasional
teacher, AVS. OF
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Mr.. Vail an Ex-M c., of n j., has
eceived fist class Consulate.
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

LATEST UTAH The Weekly Platte Argus published
at Weston Missouri the arrival there the
2lst Of January Of Mr. Davidson from Utah. accompanied
by Mr.. Irwin of Kincadc Hvngstons concern, and a
few teamsters He brings intelligence from Camp Scott
of the l4th of December which four days later than
any previously received. The following is the inn
parted by him to the editor Of the Argus:
son I4th December left Col johnson at Camp Scott
four miles from Bridger Col Cooke off with the mules
AZ miles from Brdger on Henrys Fork all hands en-
gagged making comfortable for the winter health of the
command good twelve ounces of flour and much
poor beef the men want the ratons news
from Capt Marcy, who had started from Taos snow
this side Of Laramie: plenty Of good grass, and buffalo
very fat Bee, Of 10th infantry has been placed In
mand Of the three volunteer companies and engaged
in drilling them volunteers enlisted between 10th and
goth November for six months Mormons continuing to
rty between army and Salt Lake; met going out army
mail near Devils Gate second near Ash Hollow,
and third at Kearney met train taking supply OF salt
from Laramie on the last crossing of Sweet Water
'.Al the teamstex who left this place with Messrs
Perry Co.. consisting Of Derris Bowlby Myeas, Ware,
and Others left their employers; notwithstanding the Of
ers raise their wages they preferred to enlist In the
army supposng they would have easier time of IT,
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

the duty Of every citizen to take up IN defence ol
the national independence and honor, and requires every
Mexican male citizen Of the state between the ages oi
and 40 to enrol himself for the public service. Another
decree of the declares formally that 1.-The State
of Vera Cruz leagues herself with those Of Oaac and
Pueba for the re establishment Of the legal authority
The governor OF Tamaupas publishes two DEGREES Oh
tht sp.,,l;,as a4 second the plan of 1acutaya
contains four articles BY the first the
central government is dsavowcd and the State Of Tanau
lpas her sovereignty BY the second the gov
is authorized organize arm and have at his dis
posa for the service Of the State the National Guard
The third article requires the governor to render
count to the Legislature Of the he makes of his
powe and the fourth provides that the decree shall
main in force until the restoration Of the proper federal
authority.
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

PRAcTICAL VOLCANIC MATTER The waters of the
bay of Volcano in the island of Santarian, twentysi
leagues north Of Canda have the singular property Of
cleansing the keels of ships These waters have fetd
smell and in calm weather jets Of reddish kind Of
water are issuing from the bottom, if caused by
some volcanic agency Hence it may be presumed
that strong current of snphureted hydrogen gas gem
Grated which combines with the oxyde Of copper Of the
sheathing Transforming into sulphuret and it is
the oxyde which cements tho shells and weeds together
its transformation DESTROYS their cohesion
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

ROYAL LADy.our lady readers will be interested in
the following description Of the English Princess Royal
Victoria eldest daughter from the pen OF correspond
ent of Aberdeen journal
" With the remembrance, il it had been yesterday
of the boom Of the guns which announced her birth,
was scarcely prepared to find her full grown woman
taller by couple Of inches than her mother and carry
ing herself with the and grace of womanhood! II is
stretch Of loyalty courtesy to call the Princess Royal
pretty. She il perfectly lovely The regularity of her
features perfect Her eyes large and full of nte
gence mparting to her face that sort of merry aspect
which indicates good humor.
The nose and mouth are dccately and exqustely
formed the latter giving effect Of great sweetness
The Princess is like her father than her mother
She is like the Queen in nothing but her In all
other respects she is female image of her father.
should add interesting to your lady reade, that she
her hair slightly of her forehead not pushed back
in the Eugenie fashion, but brushed atitudnaly from the
temples and raised at the sides above the in BAN
deaus the ladies must excuse if am talking
nonsense for have not given that hostage to fashion
which would enable to speak cathadra) Well, at
any rate the Princess fair enough to be the heroine of
fairy tale, and the Prince Frederick should consider
himself lucky fellow for he is to wed this pretty girl
Tuesday, January 26
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
FRoM HAvAxA--Thc Charleston Courier thus sums up
tl,. lact pe~re from Havana

FRox HAvASAThe Charleston Courier thus sums up
the last news from Havana
"a new Bolsa Exchange inaugurntcd by Gen.
Concha ON the 10th January Some two three of the
NOUS Joint stock companies have dissolved No less than
three opera companies in full blast the island II
s reported that schooner recently entered the harbor
Matanxas and openly discharged cargo of Ave hundred
African slaves There Is nothing very definite positive
fleet nor do receive any confirmation of the report
that yellow fever prevailing the island The
ccps Of sugars have been small Some sales of the old
crop have taken place at previous quotations The stock
on hand estimated at S. 600 boxes at Havana of
which 20 900 boxes were of the new CROP and about
Is 900 boxes and $500 hogsheads at Matanxas- OF
the new crop The money market still tight, but
somewhat easier
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

A SAtrrxrns SPECULATION. There has been stored In
the United States warehouses at this port for year two
past large lot of sAItpetc for which the
tme sncs refused offer of about sixteen cents per pound
holding out for additional cent At the present time
the msrketpaics ia not much six cents per pound
the original cost being above 10 on III cente.
Boston Journal 27h
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
ALABAMA.


call, nnmero,sy signed, has been ISSUED at Mont
gomcry, Aabama for a meeting which Was TO have been
hedo the 27tb ultimo, to give to Mr. Buchanan ''and
his administration aud those noble democrats ofthe North
who standing by the great Kansas issue, our
moral and material aid and comfort In their struggle
against the soicrs aud aboitonists in the North
?. s.Since the foregoing was prepared, we have re-
cciyed from the Hon. Geo S. Houston of Alabama the
following well considered aud emphatic resolutions adopt
ed unanimously at the meeting mentioned above, which
Is represented to have been very large These reso-
lutions doubtless reflect the senmenof the democracy
of Alabama
RssoSd That in the opinion Of the democratic par
ty OF Alabama the conclusion to which the President OF
the United States has arrived expressed in his recent
message, in favor Of the admission of Kansas State Of
this Union under the Lecompon constitution is Just and
right.
Resouad That Congress has right to look further
into the constitution submitted by the State of Kansas
in Its application TO be admitted into this Unon than to
that the said constitution is republican in its form
g. Rsorai That it is essential to the peace harmony,
and perpctuity Of this Union that Congress should speed
lily admit Kansas State under the Lecompton consti-
tuition without further conditions
A. Resolved That the administration Of the federal gov
ement should receive the hearty, jealous and unani
support of the South in its andsbe efforts to carry
out in good faith the principles Of the Kansas Nebraska
act and that this meeting its part tender il such
support
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
o # FICIAL.

Buchanan Psasnt @ DC Uaed stas Of Amerioa % all
aohom il may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited TO that Carlos
appointed consul Of the republic Of yenexuea
Philadelphia hereby recognise him SUCH declare
him and such functions and privileges
the consnls OF the favored Uni
ted States ..s
whereof have caused these leter be made
andr he OF the United o hereunto
city Of Washington
d. 1855 and Of the independence Of the United
States OF America tho eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President
LEWIS CAs Secretary Of State.
James buchanan, President Of TIC United America
may
Satisfactory evidence having bcen exhibited
Guzman Bsnco has becn appointed republic
zea nj New York do hereby recognise him
him free to exercise and such functions powers privileges
allowed the consuls Of the
United States.
In testimony whereof have these
ent and the seal Of the United States hercuuto
Given under hand, the Washington
H. 81 January A. 1885, and Of the Independence
States OF hncrica the eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
LEWIS CAss, Secretary OF State,
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
INDIAN WAR IN TEXAS.

San Antonio papers state that Gov. Runnels has made
sdemand upon Gen. Twggs for aid in protecting tho
frontier especially in Bosque and Erah counties against
the dpedatons Of the Indian savages portion Of ono
Of the three companies recently sed by act Of the cgs
lature In the vicinity but inadequate to the work
Gen. T. has replied in substance That he Is almost pow
erless to give relief that he has authority to call out
fresh forces and that those at hs disposal inadcquate
nevertheless, he will do everything in his power afford
relief He will despatch expresses to the different posts
with orders TO send every man that possibly be spared
to the scene of these late depredations The Texan
recommends that two three companies Of rangers be
sent against the ssvages
The Waco Southcrer records intelligence that the In
dams have made another foray upon the citizens Of Eath
Bosque Palo Pinto and Coryell counties, and
extensive scale than any former occasion number
persons had bean murdered and large droves Of horses
stolen, but particulars have not come to hand The
Southerner adds the following curious information
scout has Just returned who had gone out some thirty
days and followed the trail of former maraudng party
near the line Of New Mexico and from information 81
reliable character they satisfied that the Indians
in communication and allied With the Mormons
From circumstances il is presumed that the horses thus
taken from Texas many of them, to aid his excel
ency Brigham Young in his with the United States
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

TBE SHELroN GuAso CLAM.A letter from Caracas,
Of December g. states that the claim Of Pho Shelton
and Others of this city in regard to the proceedings Of
the Venezuelan at the guano islands of Aves
Ia still unsettled minister has, however been de-
spAched to treat with the at Washington in
regard to the matter. r.-B Boston Traveller.
The Washington union., 1858-02-02


! IL figs; paper 10 cents; cloth 25
The Frog who would q woong go; 25
splenddy hnd ,uperby Iu
minated by the Of genius; 25 4lt&
The Sad History Greedy
II. Bennett; rs cents s
The Visible Arithmetic multiplication table 10 osuts
The Faithful Parrot, by Chas. Benne 25
Laughter little folks
new supply OF the above popular juvenile hooks
TAYLOR MACRYS
Jan 29-4t se 9t Bookstore near 9th street
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

VTNHE TURNER LEGACY .--Messrs Taylor Maui
ndn Of fac simie drawings English
artists, from the original pictures
Turner r. A. the above coeran the Of English
tion exhibiting Marlborough House,
Simpsons celebrated painting
the Arctic Ship Resoute by the people Of tho United States
Majesty the Queen uf England December
signed Measrs Taylor Maury the publishers
Colnagi 4 Co.. London.
exhibition $40
Stephens, 4 Cos store Hours from n. m, p M
Admission 25
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
DUNCAN, SHERMAN, Il CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal Of Also mercan
lilo credits for use in Europe, China, &c.
Ia - X. se 4
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

FNAxcEL OF LOUISIANA The message of the governor
Of Louisiana states that on the LIST Of January ls56 there
was balance in the treasury Of $4s4l6 The estimates
receipts Of the current year are sl 100 900 the estms
Ted expenditures are ST 4ls s09 probable deficiency
SI0,3s6. The governor, in view OF this deficiency
recommends increased economy.
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
BY TELEG RAPH .
Es,aace Defaieatsor.

HARTFORD, Feb. John w Seymour, secretary and
the Hartford County Savings Association left
town saturday and it has been sscertaned Is de
faulter 10 the amount of 500 900 The money
has been lost in stock aud other specuations Seymour
also president Of the Mercantile Rank, which does not
lose a dollar.
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
The Bank Of PennsYlaat..a

PpnApELpHIA Feb 1.-The stockholders of the Bank
of Pennsylvania held meeting here this afternoon,
From the report IL appears that the institution IN ssd
condition Among the coateals were notes from Prrs
dent Alibone and his brother $l20 000 OF which $l2,
900 discounted by the directory Ailione yolun-
this debt. Also notes OF the Hempdeld railroad
for sos 900 $209 00O loaned without authority OF
the board and many similar transactions. The report
recommends an assignment aud resolutions that effect
considered but action thereon WAS postponed till
next week.
Southern Markas
CsARLEsrN Feb l. Cotton buoyant and dearer-
sales l, 400 bales ,niddng fair, loi i0t cents.
SAVANNAH, Feb Sales 200 bales advanced Ae.,
and active at loa cents,
AuorsrA Feb Sales 500 bales s-buoyant
MonILE, Feb Sales, two days, {, 500 bales 10
cents Market firm and advancing. Receipts, 1900
Fire.
RoxE, GA Feb. l.--On Friday Nortons store, E1
change Building dry goods groceries, law and doctors Off
ces, Southern printing office and the whole square,
destroyed. Loss, 100000.
Ar,ss for Mail Robbery.
Hartford, Feb. John Miller a baggage master on
the Hartford and Providence railroad has been arrested
for robbing the mails. He contcsses the act
Saa
ALBANY, Feb. IA verdict has been rendered in the
circuit court against Ut lOwnsend OF SarSaparilia fame
for $lO4 900 In favor Of the heirs of Reue Clapp Dr.
Townsend bondsman for the Howard trustee estate
and suit WAS brought to recover $4,000
Bank Resumed
PIIrsHuEa, Feb 1.-The Bank Of the City resumed
specie payments to-day.
Markets
NEw YORK, Feb Cotton is cent dearer with sales
Of 1000 bales uplands quoted lO4 cents. Breadstufs
more buoyant Flour du--saies 8, 900 barrels
Ohio quoted 81 65 81 80; State 81 20 ~ rs south
ern 81 50 81 IS. Wheat firm but sales unimpor
tant- southern white 81 % 81 40. Corn firm
sales of 5000 bushels white 81 70 cents yellow
&C a So cents Pork buoyant mess SIS IS Whiskey
dul-2lA cents. Coffee frm-sales 1000 bags at 81 q
03 cents Spirits of turpentne steady at AZ cents Rosn
duh at SIS 374 cents. Rice quiet. Freghts steady
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
From Kansas.

sr LOUIS, Feb Messrs. Calhoun, Cato Carr Hen
derson and several Others, from Kansas arrived here yes
teay m Washington. They state that the dem
oratc State ticket is elected and that the democrats
have one majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

IEfARTNXyT or STATE .
Washington, January so, 1853
Information has been this department
the United States Marselcs
bearing the Of belonging ship
squalp His effects including deposited
the consulate. Jan 3l--3tdif
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

Crowded nightly Reengagement Of the Fairy Star
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
And her last performance characters night
LADY ROSE, MARIA, SALLY BACON, HANS, EFFiE CORNEY
Songs National Dances
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
TO THE CITIZENS or WASHINGTON

SCuI3O0m q TWauotIC SCun1ppS
Tho proprietor particularly the schnappe
sons travelling about settle South West account Of
its medicinal properties correcting the dsasrseabe aud often dan
gercas effects rrodncsd change visitation to which all
travellers souh and West particularly liable Strangers should
bc careful purchasing schnsp he whole country flooded
with ccnnterfe genuine has the propreor'
the bottle cork by all the druggists
Erocers, ~ s..sa tafa ~. -. = ta ffa HE tt4
UDoIPfI0 WOLFE
Dec 1a-dsmf pepc, IS Beaver street New York
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

DRlIE MEDAL STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
The steam of Metropolitan Mo-
cbanics Institute being order put large
theesory building which bc isased offers advantages
book binder or having business requiring
Fer further information inquire Of y
WIN NJ ELLIS h BRO,
Eagle Iron Works Ohio between IL and 13 streets
Jan 3f-3hf fsatesl
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
STATES REsuxnSa rHNrR SOVEREIGNTY.

The governor Of Vera Cruz, by authority of the State
legislature has issued Decree declaring that the State
Of Ve Cruz her sovereignty without prejudice,
however her relations with her sister States when the
legal federal authority shall be established Tho decree
declares that being menaced by foreign invasion is
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

ALBANY, Feb. IA verdict has been rendered in the
circuit court against DR. Townsend sarsAparla fame
for $04 900 In favor of the heirs Reuel Clapp Dr.
Townsend bondsman for the Howard trustee estate
and suit brought to recover $50, O0O
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

NTILLARDS HOTEL. c. n IL A. Willard,
w rnnsyvsns and Fourteenth street Washington D. c.
2p--ii
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

Mr.. DION BOURf1CAULT
win appear in his portrait Of Lord Fpley the English Exqu,
The Washington union., 1858-02-02
Bank Resumed.

PrrsnuEa, Feb. 1.-The Bank Of the City resumed
specie payments to-day
The Washington union., 1858-02-02

TO NIGHT, TUESDAY, FmHu O. 1855
The comedy,
tratc the great money crisis in England called
LOVE AND MONEY,
Lord Fpley, portrai) Mr. Bourccault.
Lady Rose Miss A. Robertson