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, 1858-11-12
ARRIVAL OF THE CONSTITUTIONS.
Ono Week Later From the North.

This steamer-A. B. Cow, commander,
arrived here on Monday, with the mails, q
large amount of freight, and sixty passen.
gers. There is no news Of Importance
from Frazer river, or elsewhere, north,
worthy Of special remark.
We have been provided by Surveyor
General TILroN with the HietoriG Gazette
Of Nov. 9Th, but neither express or steamer
were furnished with the last weekly issue
Of that paper. When the publication Of
the Gazetfe was commenced, in accordance
with custom, we forwarded to its address
the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT for an exchange,
which has been continued up to the pres
ent time; and as yet, the courtesy remains
unacknowledgsd by return of that paper.
We learn that the prOprietors of the Ga
zette have actually refused to supply either
the steamer or expressmen with copies of
their paper for purposes of reciprocity, &c.
This is a little the narrOwest policy we have
ever known a newspaper establishment to
pursue. However, the managers of the
Gazette know their own business best, and
have perfect right to act as they please
in the premises We hope to survive, and
get along without an exchange with them;
and hereafter, if they desire to copy from
us, (as they have heretofore been more or
less in the habit of doing), unless they
finally conclude to furnish US with their
paper they will be obliged to borrow
We can afford to be quite as independent
and Indifferent as they, in this matter.
The Constitution appears to have been
doing a thriving business for the past few
months, and but for the unfortunate acci-
dent which she met with in August last,
in Victoria harbor, her owners, ere this
time, would doubles have had their new
steamer pushed near rly to completion. We
most heartily rejoice at the past, present
and prospective prosperity, enjoyed, pos
sessed and promised to the Puget Sound
mail steamer, and trust that all the parties
at present interested in her, may long live
to enjoy the fruits of the vitality which has
recently been impaired in her management,
as well as the toll and anxiety through
which portion of them were compelled to
struggle at an earlier day. The ominous
clouds that at one time threatened the des-
truction of the enterprise, appear now to
be disSipated; and We learn that in addi-
tion to the very respectable freight business
which the steamer commands between the
different ports upon our waters, the travel
has become q matter Of no inconsiderable
Importance. We are told that upon each
round trip Of the steamer, for the past few
, 1858-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS ICKTAs."

SURRENDER OF GEORGE PEN JoHNsroN.-The ReVe-
nue. cutter William L. Marcy, which arrived in the
bay on Wednesday from q cruise on the southern
coast, had on board George Pen Johnston, who killed
W. |. Ferguson in the recent duel on Angel Island.
The cutter did not come up to the usual anchorage,
but ran over to Marin county, where Mr.. Johnston
landed and gave himself up to the authorities there.
1t appears that Indictment had been found by the
Grand Jury of that county, as we'll as by the Grand
Jury Of San Francisco. There is no doubt that the
fact of the finding of these indictments was knOwnby
those on the CUTTER and it was matter of preference
with Johnston that be should be tried rather in Marin
county than here. He accordingly gave himself up
there and was admitted to bail In the of s3 900.
Mr.. Johnston is the United States Commissioner in
this city, and Clerk Of the United States Courts. F.
Bulletin. ,.
81 The General Land Office will be prepared 70
issue shortly patents for Kansas Trust Lands and for
the Donation Lands in Washington and Oregon Ter
ritOres provided for by the act of 1850 ana amendA
tory acts.
As- All the Cabinet officers are at present in
Washington.
as- The report is confidently reiterated that Sec.
retary Cass and Lord Napier are about coming TO
definite and satisfactory settlement Of the AngloCen-
tral American difficulties
ES- Everything remains peaceable at quarantine
and the utmost good feeling exists between the rebels
and the military now quartered on Staten Island.
A5- The New York commissioners Of emigration
have passed a resolution making application 10 the
governor controller and attorney general Of the State
for their approval TO raise the Of $500 900 for tho
purpose of rebuilding the quarantine buildings.
pS- The New York small pox hospital at quarAn-
tine is to be rebuilt Immediately and the other build
ings are to be replaced as soon as practicable.
Gov. RIcHARDsoN's RRsIGNATIoN.-To correct mis-.
apprehension, we have inquired at the proper depart
ment and ascertained that Gov Richardson's resigna
ton Of the office Of Governor of NebTaska territory
will not take effect until the first Of January next.
As this will be month alter the meeting Of the Sen
ate, it is to be presumed that appointment will be
made of his successor before that time-WashingtOn
Union.
AS- Matters of domestic and not Of political
character induced Governor Richardson Of Nebraska
to resign.
~ Gov. Denver Of Kansas has resigned and will
resume his position Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs in the course Of few weeks.
81 Senator Benjamin of Louisiana declines the
mission TO Spain.
So Judge Bowln has sgniAed his acceptance Of
the Paraguay mission.
DEATH OF DRED SCoTT-This celebrated individual
died at his residence recently after illness Of some
weeks. Soon after the decision Of the Supreme CouI
in his case, he was manumitted by his owner, Hon.
Mr.. Chaflee, b. c., from Mass, and he died iree
man.
~ The receipts Of the Treasury during the secopo
week in September 1855 900, being t376 OOOlen
than those Of the previous week.
, 1858-11-12
PIONEER JOB OFFICE.

By the arrival Of the steamer Panama, on the 2sth
October, we received material addition to the office
Of the PIONEER AND DENooRAr," in the shape Of an
entire new job establishment by which we are enabled
to execute any description Of plain and fancy job
printing in manner that feel justified in saying,
will lose nothing by comparison with the work
ted by any like establishment in our neighborng ter
ritory. Having an assortment Of coored inks, and
ample material, we prepared at short notice,
to Gil all orders for book and pamphlet printing as
well Posters BillHeads, Cards Circulars Bills of
Ladng, Checks and Drafts, Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Programms, Steamboat Bills Bills of Fare Ball. Con.
cert and Dinner Tickets, Visiting Cards, &C., &c.
1t is at present contemplated that at the close of
the frst six months Of the seventh volume Of the
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT" (upon which it is about
to enter to increase the number of its columns and
bring it out in entire dress-making such 9th
er improvements and notifications in its publication,
will cOmport with the onward progress of our ter
ritory.
, 1858-11-12


months, an average Of about 100 passen-
gers have been conveyed between the sew.
eral intermediate ports and to either termi-
nus. On each arrival here, she brings an
average of from fifteen to twenty returning
California and Oregon Frazer river gold
seeking adventurers
The number Of the GdSeite before us,
which we have alluded to, contains the an-
nouneement that the staple articles OF flour
aud bacon have decided upward tendency
in Victoria. Bacon is held at 35 cents
per pound, and some few sales have been
made at this figure, The stock on hand
is said to be light. Flour has advanced to
$l3a$l5 per bbl., according to quality.
The Gazette continues thus
There has been a movement on foot for several
weeks past among merchants and speculators to put
up the price, but the great amount held in small lots
by outside parties has partially prevented any marked
change until very lately. Unless steamer from San
Francisco, or the Constitution from Olympia. arrives
with considerable quantities board further ad-
vance is anticipated. However, we do not think it
probable that flour will advance much higher there
Is too much in the country, and too close TO
the grain fields Of Oregon and Washington for flour to
Of time"
On Wednesday night last, says the Ca
zettc, three persons-Wm. King, convicted
Of manslaughter, and sentenced to trans
pOrtation for life, VIM. Hurley, convicted
Of shooting with intent to kill, and SEN
fenced to fifteen years transportation and
hard labor, and Wm. NJ. Naples, confined
on charge of swindliug-broke jail and
made good their escape.
The steamer Enterprise arrived at Vic
toria ou Friday, last week, from Fort
Langley, bringing down 60 passengers and
$4,000 in dust, through the Pioneer Ex-
press Office, besides large amounts in the
hands Of passengers.
A Fort Yale correspondent Of the Ga
setis says that operations for testing the
" dry diggings" on Frazer river are fairly
entered into, and premise remunerativc re-
suits.
The same correspondent says that the
gold is found to " be more plenty at high
water mark, and as the river recedes the
prospects become smaller, and many wish
for high water again with which to wash
the bank dirt; particularly is this the case
on Hills Bar, and on bars in the vicinity
Of the Forks, But, from the experience Of
miners who worked last spring when the
river was low, we may expect to hear good
reports when that point is again reached" !"
Prince Albert fiat has been thoroughly
prOspeeted, and pays from two and half
to eight cents to the pan. The pay dirt is
found fifteen feet below the surface. Fort
Yale fat, upon which the town has been
located, has been staked of, as also the
fat on the opposite side of the river.
The miners on Hilps Bar held meeting
recently, and passed a series of hefty T"
resolutions, asking Gov DOUGLAS to re-
move Mr.. Hicks from the Office of Com
missioner. They charge him with an at
tempt, through parties in bis interest, to
jump their claims on that bar, and other
improper conduct.
, 1858-11-12

1.-THE CRY is, STILL THEY CoNE !"-Pres-
ent appearances bid fair in warranting the
belief that the citizens of Olympia, and the
extensive settlements to the SOUTH east and
west, whose market is here, will have an ex-
cellent opportunity this season of ascertain
ing at what mercantile establishment they
can make purchases of all they stand in need
of on the most liberal terms, and dispose Of
their surplus products to the best advantage.
RG- See The advertisement "New Goods" 6c.,
at the "KENDALL Co.'S" HOUSE, in another
column. They have q large supply of all they
advertise now on hand, besides a stock of in
definite bulk and variety on the way here.
Those who desire to profit by the competi-
ton which has recently given new life to
trade in this direction, would do well to call
at the kendall Co.'S" store, where they
will always find our old friend JUDGE CUsH-
MAN, who, for the last six or seven years has
there been engaged in dispensing "dyy-goods,
groceries, 8e., to the million" and who will
cheerfully wait upon them with the same
promptness and attention "as aforetime."
, 1858-11-12
Total,

In the above enumeration, several lum-
bsring establishments have been omitted
Col. SIMMONS mills at Skookum Bay;
Messrs. BIRDS mill, in Pierce county; Nc
ALIsrER,s and EAroS's mills, Of this county;
the establishment of Messrs GRENNEN &
CRENNY, on McDonOugh's Island; the mill
at Port Discovery, and perhaps others, are
not mentioned or taken into the above ac-
count, and which would perhaps swell the
, 1858-11-12

EXPRESSING THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The Bat
terhed Company arc now completing arrangements
for the transmission of the Presidents next annual
message overland, from Memphis Tenn. to San Fran
CISCO in the short space Of fifteen days.
, 1858-11-12

The BRwNLow DEBATE.-The debate between Par
son Brownlow and Mr.. Pryne was held in September
in Philadelphia. The Parson, however, compel.
ed to appear by proxy The discussion seems to have
been neither interesting nor instructive.
, 1858-11-12

"a The four States which have recently held their
annual elections have given Democratic majorites
abo fonows.
, 1858-11-12
BURNING OF THE STEAMER AUSTRI

800 LIVES LoSTlL
, 1858-11-12
LATE NEWS FROM THE STATES

AHEAD OF THE U. S. MAIL,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
summons for relief.-tCom. not served
Tia Mint of Wysyo,,Ss, r.

john Wilson, John Cove c. V. Written L. B. Hopkins H.
5. Burditt, James Greenough William r. Cook Jacob r.
Steele George W. earns; Field, Benedict Co; Benedict
Mallory Farnhsm: Jewett, Gates Johnson; S L. Bar.
ret Henry W. King Co., Daniel Head, Dewitt Camp
bell, George d. Head, Charles Howlanc Frederick Roi.
inson; j. y. starkweaher Co.; T. NJ. Kinney, Nicholas
Ehe, George Bennett, William b. Seeck the City Bank
OF kenosha, Isaiah johnson, Lncas. Merrill, H. KEEL
isgg David D. Tears, L. Kellogg, Phineas I.ovey, Cnp-
tam Hannahs, C. L. Sly, George Baldwin Harmon Marsh
Charles Durkee Gideon TruesGei james j. Petit Mrs
Vail Masses Barber, Peter n. Wood, Thomas Carter
Defendants.
YOU are hereby summoned and required 20 answer the
= complaint OF Abraham Hanson, pant1 in this acton
which was ed in the office Of the clerk OF this court az
keuosha city, in said county, the 9Th day Of March,
D. 1875 and serve copy OF your answer my Of
flee in Kenosha city Aforesaid in the state Of Wisconsin
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the day OF such service; and you fail
plant aforesaid, the said Abraham Hanson Will apply
to the Court fer the relief demanded in tho complaint.
Dated March 4th, 1858. j. J. PETIT
6W40 Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
SEsEREFF,S SALE.

HtVH0shA NONHFy N-ITCOII NOWrI.
by virtue OF writ of er facas issued Of and under
~ the seal OF the Circuit Court in and for the County of
Kehosha and State ofWisconsn directed and deliver
ed against the goods and chates and lands and enemen
Of Henry MITCHELL have levied upon and shall offer for
sale and sell at public yendue to the highest bidder there
for as the law directs at the Court House in the city and
county OF kenOsha, and state aforesaid, Saturday the
tenth tth) day Of APRIL a. d. S5, between the hours OF
ten and twelve O'CLOCK in the forenoon of that day the
right title and interest which the said Henry Mitchell had
the tenth day OF April A. D. 1sis, any time
that day in and 70 the following described piece parcel
Of land lying and being in the county and Stale aforesaid
to wit Lot number four 4, in fractional section number
eighteen llsI, township north Of range twenty 2Ol
east containing thirty two and 90 100 more or
in the town Of Salem, Kcnosha Comfy, Wisconsin
A. p. TYMEsON, Sheriff.
WEBSTER ScHoFF, PITS Attys
Dated, at the Sherns Office, Ksnosha February e3r5
b. 1Sjs T6w9Il
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
n Q w ARD ASSOCIATION
pHILADETpTTA


Benevolent Institution established BIZ epeeia endoyy
nent, for the reei q the sick and distressed afflicted
with "Firuien' and Epidemic Diseases"
RIO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such "a
Spermatorrh9a, seminal Weakness Impotence Gouor.
rkcoa elect, syphi, the Vice Of Onanism or SELF Abuse
&c, &c. ''
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view ofthe awful des.
ructon Of human e caused by Sexual diseases and the
deceptons practed upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quacks have directed their Consulting rreo
as Chdftdbe Act worthy Of their name 90 give MFpC,
ADVICE Gratis TO all persons thus afflicted, who appy by
letter. with description Of their condition. cage OCCUPATION
habits OF life, &C. and ia extreme poverty and sf
ering to Furnish Medicine Free Charge Ii is need.
less to add that the Associa CHEST Med
ica skill OF the age, aud VIII furnish the most mod
ern treatment.
The Directors, review the past feel assured that
their LAHORE in this sphere Of benevolent effort have been
81 great benefit to the afflicted especially 10 the Young
ana they have resolved to devote themselves with renewed
q a. to TINS very important but mach Gespiscd caus.
JUST Published, by the Association, Report On Spera
torrh0a, on Seminal Weakness The vice of Onabis Mas.
turbaon iAbue, and other diseases Of tbe SEXUAL
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which viii be F,f by
mail, Qn aseaed euvelope) FREE OF CIARGFon the re-
ceipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
- Address DR.. GEO. r. LHOuN, Consulting Surgeon
howard association, No. South NINTH Street phad.i,
phia, Pa. BY Order Of the Directors
,,o - EZEA D. HEARTWELL President
GEO. FAIRCHILr, Seey. IyS8
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

County Gun, u 81 K henGsaa' To Joshua Davies
Won hereby notified that a writ of attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
to satisfy the demand Of Calvin a. Ety. amounting thirty
dollars and eighty cent?. Now unless you shall ap-
pear before Sas Ames Justicof the Peace in and for
said county, AT his Office in the city Of X nosh
day of April, 1855, o'clock the afternoon judy
will be rendered against you your property sold
to pay the debt. CALVIN L. ELY
Dated March 18th, 1S5S 3wA0
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
Kenosha Water Cure.

MS Is founded upon the principle of using
Ndt"'es Htlneaies' in the cure Of disease ana SO in
srucung patients Ia their use that they may
Not only RegaiH, bit Nlint1ta Htalh
Inc LEGATION Of the CURE emineuty adaped for the MR.
pose peng situated IN Of the pleasant Cities the
passed. '' '' Ds sur
oar Rooms and Bathing convenencca well arranged
loI we comfort o. patients ana pains VIII be spared to
render their stay agreeable ~ 'F'N' w
new Remedy 'V0 " q
ihE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
whlch ne has introduced into his Cure By teUs fbss
ANS az eNu9heous minerals (as mercury lead &C. are
Atacteo from the system, and Of he most distressing
maaues mat humanity SUBJECT 20 are entirely cured
such a. scroiua, rheumatism Paraysis Ulcers Neurar
ana Nervous Diseases generally.
PERSONS VINO have worked IN paints, taken uerc = or
mineral medicines any kind will do wei 10 test those
baths. - W. ~ 'e7' "iosS
The Terms Of this Institution ire from Sc to 20 pe well
lhValds viii bring six crash towels two cotton or linen
Snee's' hannei blanket and two coalfortab!es
u.,a.t. G.. ,s. H. n. sEELEY.
h7nos''i' sept $500. 1877
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
The state of WiscOnsim.- Circuit Gear,
for Nemoshn Counfv

Sa1'0oas fer Re!tef tomp2tiat not seroed.
Rufus r. skeel Plaintiff, danS Addison Lane and Fred.
rick M. Porter, Defendants
Tie STATE Of WisconSi8 Addison Lane and Fredrick
Porter, the above named defendants:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
n and required to answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
Ia this aeon which fled in the Office OF the Clerk Of
this Court his Office in Kenosha IL said County Of Keno
sha, on the 10th day OF January A. d. 1865 and serve
copy Of your answer the subscribers their Office ia
Madison Dane County Wisconsin, within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF such service
aud you fail TO answer tie complaint aforesaid the
plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated, at Madison January 22i, 1855
HASBRQUCK & GURNEE
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Eu.Al AIn.la. n. u.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

+ BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND
PAPER EIANGTNGS.
a. EME0N KING, At his well known stand on
- Main Street. takes pleasure in saying his numerous
friends and the public generally that his Books Sta
tionery and Paper angngs, is complete and extern
sive than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved Standards offered at
Woesdte or Rett of every kind and description
Common or High Schools, prices that cannot please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works, both Eng h and Amer
icap in various and beautiful styles Of BndngProse and
Poery-Hstores, Biographies, Tales &c. Bibles Detiona
RES Prayer Books, and Hymn Books New Books from ali
the great Publishing Houses constantly by Express
STATIONERY.
Comprising every variety quality style Of Letter Note
and Billet Paper; Poolscap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks Iinkstands, cold Pens,
Steel Pens, Quis &C. &c.
PAPER UANGINGS.
Wall and Window Papers and Borderng-te largest and
Best assortment before offered in this market Of an
prices and qualities from the finest satn to the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look in and for
he inducements offered for they numerous to name
Kenosha, December 90, IS. Iy27
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
OUR TIN SHOP
FOR SALE.

n1I1rpr THE subscriber offers for sale Three Fnrms
1k3a of IS0 acres each all fenced, with buildings on
~ two of them, and sixty seventy acres piowed
- Said Farms situated in the south part of the
town ofParis nine miles from Kenosha and half mefro
the congregational church and plank road.
Also some 2 600 Ac res of Land in othey towns and
counties In the State Said Lands selected BY the
scrber account ofheir fertility soil and desirable To-
cation, and purchased at the land sale in 1889.
CHAS. NJ. FOLWER
Bri May 90, 1855.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

In the matter Of the application Of Joseph Vale an inso
vent debtor, to he discharged from his debts.
"a Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
this cause will be heard before the Judge
OF the Circuit Court sitting m and county Of Keno
sha the first Monday Of May next 10 O'clock A. NJ
of said day, thereafter the ca be heard
at the Court House, il the city and county Kenosha at
of the circuit then and there be held in and
for said county; which time and place all creditors OF
such insovent required TO appear and show
any they have why assignment of soyent should
not be made and he BE dschared from his debts
January 9Th. ts5s By Order Of
J. b. JHsuN. JOHN NJ. KEEP
Atty for Petitioner. l6w40I CIRCUIT Judge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

A said estate having been issued Joseph v ouarl
the Both day OF March, a. ID. 1885, aud months be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors present their claims
for examination and allowance; Notice il hereby give.
that the undersigned will the First Monday Of Jaae
A. D. ls5S, and the Lat Monday Of September lsss
at ms Office in the city and county OF Ksnosha O'CLOCK
a N OF said days receive, examine aud adjust all claims
ana demands OF an persons against said deceased
march S9th, 1855. JON b. JILStjN,
fNfZ County Judge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
DETROIT
Dry dock Iron Works.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON HAND
u for sale the following Steam Engines, to wit:

Also one Circular Saw Mill of rapid notion with Engine
all complete cast iron Frame and which intended
be set up at any place without building If desired and
viii cut one thousand feet of lumber per hour All of
above Engines up in the very best manner
arranted III every particular, and Will be sold prices
at cannot fail to meet the views of parties wishing
urchase.
We have also on hand complete sett of machinery
tota Saw Mill of one Mu,y Saw.
We constantly manufacturing High and Low Pressure
Steam Engines Of any desired power together with Mill
machinery and castings Of every description Also every
description OF wrought iron and brass work &c.
All of which prepared furnish short notice
at prices that will suit purchasers
sS Shop No. 36T Atwater Street, Detroit Michigan.
35f CHARLES KELLOGG co.