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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
Nebraska Items.

The following items are CLEANED from the De
Soto (Ncbraska) Pilot. The land office for the
sale of the public lands in Nebraska will be
opened OF the 9th of September nsx:.
A temperance organization has been effected
Mt De Soto, which the Pilot says embraces the
most influential citizens of the place.
The election for members of the Legislature
which takes place in August next, according to
the Pilot will not be contested on political
grounds; the beat men irrespective of party
will be sought for.
The Pilot gives an account Of some religious
meetings held in De Soto, and concludes by say.
ing" Verify better day is dswning upon our
fair young city"
The CROPS. The editor of the Pilot says-
We have bsen taking round among our farm
ers, and find it, indeed, encouraging to see such
remarkably good prospects for having within
ourselves the staff Of life Our farmers are put
ting on cheerful countenancs, and seem to be
buoyed up with the hope that ere long they will
have plenty to spare. Corn looks we'll, has gen.
orally come up good, and bids fair to be abund-
ant. Wheat and oats also look fine, and are
sown in sufficient quantities to supply the wants
of the County.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
DISGCLuTION.
NO MORE CREDIT!

After undergoing hepfrpetes End losses of the Credit
System for number Of years lis the newspaper business
feel compelled TO adopt FOR the future the rue--pag
dozen.
There probably Kind business in which the credit
system works runousy as The business OF newspaper
hing Newspaper accounts are made up Of small ac-
counts scattered wide extent Of country. IL often
much these small items OF accounts are
WORTH collect thea, especially distance besides
very many Of them IRE never collected Ht MI.
The pan d0tcn rule will be . hardship for any one
We take all kinds Of produce raised by e farmer at the
market price IN this city Mechanics generally
age pay us ia the products OF heir labor.
10 future all job work must be pal delivery. Al
yertsjng must be paid III advance unless il Dc contract
The PAY dOlCn rule has nov been adopted by a large
number OF newspapers ii tli state, and It win doubtless
soon become gcngra without exception
During the months Of June and july the undersigned
will by himself agent make tour through the country,
and uf practicable call On every subscriber Those
who Indebted To us subscription otherwise We
hope wiz DE prepared 70 pay up and those who viii not
pay u.s. we shall be compelled % draw bkfcA line over
their - No subscription for THE TRBCNE &
TELEGRAM will be received hereafter unless paid in
vance. J. a. BUTTS.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

EX-GovERNoR BARsTow, has immoi-
talized hisnalne III the ranks Of the dem
ocracy; his great ACHIEVEMENTS in Land
Grant hnanclerlng, seem to have vas:-
" increased the admiration of his dem
ocratic friends. The Times newspar er
of this city cxclaims:
SITE position Of Coo. Barstolc on
the achole as Il proud one" Well il
is true according to the report of tie
Investigating Committee, Barstow was
the most successful Of all the land
.graB6ers. Fire selling out of the inter
est Of the St. Groix and Superior road
was contingent on the success of the
Milwaukee u La Cross project in the
Legislature. TX Gov. Barstow as the
President OF The St. Croix IL Superior
road, managed the affair with tact and
skill, The s.le was effected for one
m1iliiou Of 10 2drs in La Crosse bonds
These bonds, 1t will be seen from the
Report ofthe Investigating Committee,
were dividel up between Barstow and
his triends-Barstow receiving the IL
ons share, IS. 200.
SO great was the confidence in Bar
slows ability at tinanciering, he was
made \ deposito., or stake holder--ai
the unappropriated bonds were to be
put into his hands for disposal. If a
MANS political position or merit is de-
termined bY the amount ofLand Grant
spoil set to his name in the Report of
the Investigating Committee then Bar
stow stands a, the head of the demo
cratic column.
As preliminary to \ qualification for
a proud position in the democratic
ranks, it may be mentioned that Bar
stow was the first man who ever in this
country, succeeded to the Gubernato-
rial chair on the strength offorged sup
plemented returns; The pretended
election returns of Bridge Greek, Spring
Creek, Waupaca, Town twenty-five
Range ten, We're palpable forgeries, un-
disputed as such, by all intelligent dem
ocrats. When the Supreme Court up
on proper evidence pronounced these
election returns fraudulent, the Barstow
wing Of the democracy commenced as
sailing the court, and have never yet
forgiven that tribupal for its lagal expo
sure of the iniquity; moreover, when
the man who assumed to hold the office
of Governor, was declared to be an lille
gal occupant of the Office, he threw
himself on his dignity, signifying his
intention to resist legal authority, and
to maintain his position in defiance of
law Yet this is the sort of democracy
which the o"gans of the party proclaim
to tha people,a5 occupying q prowdpo.
SiHO2t.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

The Milwaukee Free Democrat evid-
emily Iabors under slight mistake in
respect to the action Of our Representa-
tive in Congl ess-Hon. John Il. Potter,
in the matter Of Harbor appropriations.
Mr.. Potter did not discriminate against
Kenosha Harbor, " by recommending
a less amount for appropriation than the
government Engineer had reported nee
essaly. The Times Of this city persists
in falsely stating that Mr.. Potter ignnr-
ed the official estimates Of the govern
ment Engineer, and made an unfair dis
elimination i'll respect to the Kenosha
Harbor We have asked the Times to
CORE ct its lnis-statements by publishing
Mr.. Potters' letter; but fairness does not
suit the purposes Of that Sheet in the
premises. If the free DemOcrdt will
refer ito Mr.. Potters' letter, it will be
seen that he did report a bill in accor-
dancewith the Engineers estimates. Mr..
Pottcrs' language is as follows:
Within the first six weeks of the pres
ent session of Congress ] introduced a
bill, on notice given, appropriating for
kenosha Harbor $39,926 according to
the estimates of the Engineer, and that
the bill on my motion was referred to
the Committee on Commerce, that being
the appropriate Committee. Secondly
that the Committee OH Commerce con-
sists of nine members; Cochrane n. Y.
Chairman, AlllcE V "a, Miles S. c., Stall
worth Ala, Eustis La, Landy of Pa,
all Of whom are Democrats, and Wash
burne Illinois, Wade Ohio, and Comins
Massachusetts, Republicans. Thirdly,
that on the 10th Of April Mr.. Cochrane
the Chairman of the Committee reported
against the bill introduced by me and
against making any appropriation either
for Kenosha or Racine and but S23, 1884
for Milwaukee," -.
The above extracts sufficient to vim
dictate the course of Mr.. Potter, and
shows the little regard for truth those
have who persist III asserting that he
ignored the estimates of the government
officer. The bill appropriating 1923, 900
for Kenosha Harbor was reported from
the minority of the Committee on Com
merce by Mr. Washburne of Illinois,
The democratic members of that com
mittee who were the majorIty-SiX in
number, were opposed to giving Keno
sha single dollar for Harbor purposes.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24


The work of the political executioner is still
in progress Post-masters especially are being.
deeapit0ted-all, or nearly ALL for infdslity to
Leeompton. John r. ShRrpstein of the Mil,
waukee Post. Office is not alone among the cast
OF ones; others have shared the same treatment
at the hands of the administration for ike cans
es In an unguarded hour, they INDUCED in \
little freedom Of speech in respect to popular
rights in Kansas. The Milwaukee Ne,es (sb.rn.
STEMS paper) in November last made \ fatal
blunder in uttering the following truthful re-
mark
We aoW sag, hoto6rer, that Congress cannot oc.
cePt ms Constitution (Lecomytoa) aeitkont reDr.
Outing the principles Gad pledges of he De,no-
cratic Paty J0T the last three years; icihot be;,o
the instruments for coHSaRn,atiEg a grsat oytro 30
upon the people Of Kansas, and upon The man ,,1o
stand pledged 10 the fundamental doctrine thor ,t6s
people shall rule"
1t is true that as soon az the Nees Discovered
the above sentiments TO DO in direct conflict
with tile policy Of the administration it haulsd
around and attempted to explain away the often.
nYo language; but the, administration accent,
OF no apology for expressions of opinion bv an
Office holder, which are not in accordance with
its policy. All officials under the sdmini.tr.
ton, must keep their eyes intent on the Pr.si.
dent-never venture political 0, iniou until
they are sure James Buchanan will allow il
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye--Hair Dye
: VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE

The OrigtadI and Best IN tie World
All others mutations and should be avoided If
you wish to escape rdioule
Grey, Ied, or Rusty Li Dyed instantly TO a beautiful
and natural Brown or Black without the least injury TO the
hair or skin.
~ F9teem NeddfS ana Dipi0mdS have been awarded to
VIM. A. Bachelor since 1880 and over so 0
Dye. N " N
VIM a. Bttcheto1's Wtir DIE produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and is ASTEp not to in
ure IN the least, however long may be continued and
for life by this splendid Dye
hade sold or applied lin nine private rooms the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadly, N. N.
Sold in all cities and towns in the United States by Drug
gsts and fancy goods dealers
gB The Genuine has the name and address on a steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box, of
saa WILLIAM A. BATCPELOR,
253 Broadway, New York
Sold by Starkweather & Co.. and by T. Robinson, Keno.
sha Bodies, Smith Co., and Fahenstock Davis & Co.
Chicago aGl
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
En- Probate.--Kenosha County Cou,,

In the matter Of the estate Of of william A Davis.
ON reading and filing the petition Of Crandsup Do,i.
OF kenosla City, in Kenosha county and state of Wis
cohslh ana taking due proofs of the same representg
among other things that William A. Davis late OF Lewis
ve CLss county Nebraska Territory on the 9Th dav Of
way A. ~ lS5 died intestate leaving goods chaels and
"tnn TINS county, and that he the petitioner IL
brother and creditor of said deceased and oravne that
administration Of said estate be granted to him: Ills Or
e mat said petition be heard before the Judge of tbs
ooo' al ten o'clock A. NJ at his office ia the city Of Keno
ha ana 1t IS further ordered that notice thereof be givc
'e ers OF sad deceased and to all persons
py puDlshhg copy Of this three successive
weeks prior TO said day OF hearing ia the Tribune ee
nosha, in said county ~ nv
3w2 Com,1r 'I,,1.''
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

CROPS DEsTRoYED.-The amount of
sugar destroyed by the inundation in
Louisiana is estimated at $4,000 hogs
heads, worth 100000. The cotton
destroyed by the overflow on tho banks
OF the Mississippi, it is said, will be 100
600 bales, whose value would probably
be ~, 100000. In the Wabash Valley
as represented by the Evansville Jour.
nal, the losses by the farmers and prop
heavy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
The Work OF CoscRrss.-The New 70

The WORK OF CoNGRRss.-The New York
Iriduss thus closesia review of tho work of Cen
gress the sitting of which has just terminated.
Beyond the Kansas question, Congress has
done little but pass the Appropriations, which
are ON scale of magnitude and prodigality al
most beyond example All the economy exhb-
tied by this Administration is to be sought in
Executive Messages and Rsports-none Of it in
the Estimates or Expenditures. Nothing has
been done for the Pacific Misunderstanding for
Rivers and Harbors-little in any manner foY
improvements which interest and benefit the
people, though loan after loan has been voted
with eager alacrity. Sixty millions, if we do
not mistake, is the sum total of debt which the
Administration has asked and obtained leave to
contract at this single session. Is it not high
time that the people should earnestly resolve on
and require of their rulers Rstrenchmsnt and
Reform? -fiae :
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
A CARD TO THE LADIES
X. DUpONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FENIATrC 4


FOR FEMALES. E
Inallable in removing soppages irregularities These
Pills nothing but have by the Doctor for
many years. in France America With unparalleled
in and he is urged by many thousand la
dies to make the Pills public for the alienation those
suffering from any Irregularities whatever, well
prevent pregnancy TO those whose health will permit
an increase OF family Pregnant females those suppos-
ing themselves cautioned against using those pills
while pregnant as the proprietor responsibility
after the admonton although their mildness would pre-
any mischief to heatotherwse these pills are re-
commended Fun and explicit directions accompany each
Sold BY sTARKwEATHER & Co. General Agent for
Kenosha Wis.
To whom all orders must be addressed they will SUNNY
Dealers and send the Pills Ladies t6nfdeniiay and
free from observaon) by mail to part the country
by enclosing them SoU through the kenosha Post Office.
N B. See that every bears the signature of J. d.
PONCE. Sold in Chicago by PENroN & ROBINSON, Whole
sale Druggists.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
In all diseases Inflammation predomina ees-
to allay inflammation strikes the of diseases
hence immediate cure.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, ana nothing
else, viii aay inflammation once, and makea cert ain
cure. 10
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. will cure the
following among a great catalogue of diseases: Burns,
scalds cuts chafes nipples oorns bunons bruises
strains, bites, poison, chilbains bes serofua ulcers
fever sores, felon eaache, piles eyes, gout swell
ngs, rheumatism cald head salt rheum badness erysi
pales rngwor, BARRIERS itch small pox measles
10 some many dis
AS e should be reached by article, such idea will
vanish when reflection points to the that the saye Is
combination ingredients, each and every one applying
| & perfect antidote to Its opposite disorder
Daley's Magical Pain Extractor in its effects is magical
because the time short between disease and perma
nent cure and y an extractor, as it draws all disease
out of the affected part leaving nature as perfect as before
injury 1t is scarcely necessary say that no house
workshop or manuta tory should be moment without il
NO ram EXTRACTOR genuine unless has IL
steel plate engraving, with the of Henry Daley
Manufacturer.
For sale by all the druggists and patent medicine dealers
in the United States and Canadas
Principal Depot, 1G5 Chambers street, New York.
c. +. CHACE.
For sale by Starkweather Co. and by T. Robinson, Ke
nosha; Boles, Smith 4 Co.. and Fahenstock, Davis & Co.
Chicago. Iva
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

KENosHA q RoCKFoRD RAILROAD
The Rockford Register says, the damages
to the road by the late flood at Willow
Creek this side of Rockford) are now
estimated at $4,000. The same paper
says further:
Repairs have already been commence
ed, and the line will be immediately
placed in condition for the ties, propo.
sails for which are now wanted.
We are also pleased to learn negotia-
tions are pending for procurance ofiron
which promise success. Mr.. Gaggin
informed us that when the iron does
come they expect to make little tn {
fastest time i'll laying down the rails
that has ever been done in the West.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
REruBucAN srArr coNrrnrlox

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION or 1rr,
NoI'.--Ths Republican State Convention a..
sembled at Springfield on the 10Th inst. Ons
thousand delegates being in attendance. reprs
senting ninety-fve counties Resolutions an.
dersing the Philadelphia platform, denosncinr
the bred Scott decision, and re-afirminr the
power Of Congress over the Territorie, war.
passed A resolution declaring Hon. Abr.m
Lincoln the first choice ofthe Republicans of II.
linois. as the successor of Stephen A. Douglas in
tie Senate of the United States was passed
unanimously.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED by the Commc
II Cnuncil Of The City nf x an.,-Ln

TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED by the Common
IL Council Of the City OF Kenusha-
!. That the ordinance entitled {. An ordinance
relating TO street supervisors and their duties is
hereby amended so as to provide that any narson in
default OF the payment of any Judgment or fine
against HIM for non payment of poll tar, may be
imprisoned for term not less than two DAYS nor
exceeding ten days, at the discretion of the Justice
:. The substance ofthe amendment TO said or
dinanee contained in the previous section shall, in
the book Of Revised Ordinances now being pu bsh-
ed be incorporated in the ordinance to which this
ordinance is amsndatory, as part Of the original
ordinance.
Passed June 81, 80. GEO H. PAUL.
e. b. LEWIS, Clerk. Mayor.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
Doctor Morses Indian Root Pills.
niceaSas IF +l,o c:+o,,,oJ,


The stomach is the most liable to get out of order hence
how important that diseased matter clog its operation
which would and distress by food 1t al
so weakens the BRAIN destroys the memory pains
and dimness, and various Affections in the head II pro.
duces great difficulty in breathing and swallowing Some
times intng and fits will ensue also bad BREATH reste
and great loss of strength. If Immediately at
tended to the blood will carry the disease through the
whole SYSTEM and death will end the work. From 9 to 5
of these Pills day will keep the digestive organs
healthy condition, and anclog carry away all impure
matter and thoroughly restore and cleanse the
at the time the Pills will purify the blood as to
drive all manner of disease from the system.
~ u Worms.
In quantity of corrupted matter there is always be
found nest of worms. They cannot neither will they
stay anywhere else Weak stomach and bowels are sub
ject to them, they have sufficient power digest
their food Hence large heap of lodged and
worms must be the result few doses Pills will
disturb them in their nest and drive them of the ys
1t should be remembered that occasional when
in health, especially after taking cold will prevent the
disease from forming in the body. f., june.
rs" For sale by S. Clark & Son, Kenosha Wis
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
X ENosHA County CTRCTIT

AA. COURT-SHERIFF's sALE-B = virtue Of q yvri. :,
her acas issued out Of the Crct Court in and for b
county OF Kenosbs and state Of Wisconsin to me drecad
ana delivered against the goods chattes lands ma
teheens Of the Southport Lodge Number Seven of nda
pendent order OF Odd Fellows, have levied upon and Oh
oher Tor sale and sell at public to the hobet hd
oef therefor, in cash. al the Court House in the civ f
n''ha and state aforesaid Saturday the seventh % ~
August, d. 1853, between the hours OF one and "
CLOCK IN the afternoon Of that day all the right tile o
interest which the said Souti port Lodge Number sever 20
independent Order Of Odd Fellows had On The eev.nT
Gay OF november d. 1851, any time since that da
N ana 70 the following described piece or parcel Of sn
yIng ana beihg IN the county and state aforesaid 10 VII
commencing at the northwest corner OF block npnbe..
M sX ldo on the sou beast quarter section npTo
one lSl thence s0utberly the line OF said boc
t"shtyteur IA feet thence easerly parallel ,vi .t
me OF said block hundred and thirtytwo r1s1I
hehee northerly parallel with the west line to The
10 the south line of Wisconsin street ,h VIC
westerly on said south line to the place of beginning eS
pung ana reseryng an alley Of twelve feet in width on
Dated at the sherif's Office, June %, 1858.
g, a. P. TYMEsOR,
Sheriff Of Kenosha County Wisconsin
'oH d. JiLsUF, Pin 9 Atty. 6w2
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

Alexander H. Newbold agGiVst Ellis T. Burton Anna Bur
ton, W. n. Burton. A"'
virtue OF and pursuant to Judgement In The above
- entitled action in said court rendered May 4tb A II
1898, shall expose for sale and sell public auction N
the highest cash bidder at the Court House in the eit
county OF Kenosha the 18th day Of June A. d 15e ~
me hour Of one O'Clock "a the afternoon of that day. the
Of may be necessary and sufficient raise the anonnt
Of said Judgment liens for taxes and assessments
pieces parcels or lots OF land lying being in the third
ward of the city of kenosha Wisconsin, and known do
scribed lots number three, four FIVE six re- q =;
block number eight Isl in Nichols Homes addiIion
tote late village Of Southport city Of Kenosha Wis
cousin. "i'-
Dated, Kenosha, May 18th, A. D. 1858.
6w4S JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee.
THE sale ofte above property is postponed until ulv
= 10Th, A. D. 1858, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
Nd JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

ANOTHER INSTANCE OF President
BUcHANAN's TREACHERY TO RIGHT.-
Ex-Secretary Stanton, of Kansas, while
addressing the people of Leayenwortl
against the Lecompton constitution
made the following important revela-
tions of President Buchanan's seryility
to Southern dictation:- asH
Until the month of September, 1851
he and Gov. Walker were sustained
throughout by the Administration. One
circumstance, which was not generally
known, he would mention as indicating
this conclusively. 'as .ag
Son the first Of September 1857.
General Whitfield and DR.. Tobbs, of
Kansas, who were then in Washington,
signed letter expressly stating that
the caurse of Walker and Stanton was
acceptable to the people of Kansas in
asmuch as an undoubted majority were
In favor OF afree state This letter was
written at the special request of Mr..
buchanan, who was anxious to shield
himself from the assaults then being
made upon him by the South. :
Through Mr.. Buchanan's agency.
the letter was sent to the Union office.
and was actually in type, accompanied
by editorial comments endorsino the
character OF DR.. Tebbs as q gentleman
OF unimpeachable veracity,' when il
CHANGED that southern member Of the
cabinet saw the article in proof, and
thereupon started in hot haste for the
w hlte House, whence the order speed
ny issued for its suppression. From that
day to this, the course of the Admins
tratlon toward Kansas has been Almost
unscrupulous and shameful one. He
(Stanton) was southern man and a
democrat, but he must say that liberty
never received more severe blow on
this or any other continent than when
a democratic administration and Con.
gfess persisted in treating the Lecomp.
ton Constitution as THAT Of the people Of
Kansas, when it was notorious to every
sensible person in the country that the
people never endorsed it, but, On the
contrary, loathed and abhorred it.n-
Mtt,caukee free Democrat.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

OPEN Communicable New York Times
has the following
1t is stated in the religious journals that
many OF the churches who have practieeG close
Communion are now adopting open communion.
Ihe result OF the union principles in the revi-
val has tended to this g