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Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry and
For Sale ut a Bargain!

'INIE fine Cottage built Dwelling House Pine street
i above the Court House n sxt door above the Sash
and Blind factory, is offered for sale 4 bargain
The house mas five rooms well finished, with closets,
piazza in front, &c. large yard with splendid well
of water outhouses and other complete the
premises. Terms made easy Enquire the Nevada
Journal Office of L. q. WAITE.
Nevada July oath 1857 If
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
THE BALL SNAsON.

IJ1eH1ApDs OF sEvHRsINK, ~ J.-aRAFD FANCY
Ii drers masquerade and civil csufne ball W be given AZ
joseph rhom psop Pavilion ~ The Highlands ON Monoay
evening. Angus so for the purpose rae4ng funds W
build church Tickets o. admitanss genlenAn and Two
sNss ExrA tickets fos lady 81 Exrs tsoset Tor gentenan
~ Can be Nd AL the boas from the captains and shs.
bermaids sad At The PAVILION. RereshUsnt tickets can be
hsd n the oe Of the Pavilion The eambost Long Brsnob
leaves he fcc q Robin1on Stree, n 81 rsiarnns viii
leave ~ and 81 A. n. cc~umer win be in stssndanss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

TEwHRY tEWErRY.
- All descriptions Of gold jswslry for sale, rea at less
han usual prices Earrings Pima brsceets gnafa chsns
vest chains cnate lame cbains studs sleeve buttons plain
and chssed gold rug. gold wedding rng god specis
ces ard glasses necksces scarf pins KEYS AMI
seals diamond rings seal rings gold hmeles anu
ss silver fruit knives, posemonuaes. silver forks and
spoons, Ac. ono. G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and
leweirv, wholesale and RETAIL II Wall street. scocod door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
lNTEns.

pLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AID 1wslrrH
- street View yort-R opened snf eieg sntlr Furnish
81, with ever modern Improvements Fannes an Eenue
men travelling bcsrdrg win here frd every .orort and
luxury Large. ARR roo-ps single IN suiis, with sas
bss private mess sbes ~ Al eots nd every at
enton aud courtesy. Fun board a. per day BY ne WEEK.
ows rates Puolc psroosge .cwed y ths
new mansgemtnt yOHtM BLANC AID,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
city Taxation.

10 THE spIroR OF TIE HuARLp
Myself ninety PER cent o,he ,opustoo Ofih city and
snvrons nc,uane the ESQ eco mouth Of Brooklyn, returns
ron our eternal thanks FOR havDg had the moral courage
and Christian benevoleDoe 70 publish IN your OF l4th
nss the letter demonstrating "a the world and therest
cf MANKIND that" for several ysars back and present.
all the serans De fGo paying rent have been compelled
bv the city eaters and sucoexsu oousprAsors plum
ssyiue The city treasury moral oocupston oy poi
cans by trade, 70 pay, say nine million dollars per
snnum Eliminating the rent roll OF the reA es,sse
- tnnty million dollars me fscs Is established tes, NE
rsi,o Of TAXATION being thirty per cent, has been n
eladed IN he amour. Of rent collected By The landlords
Considering that ninety per cent Of the population 80
ne ssd Ase. from the rent under our representative
ster OF government, accordne 70 the sovics Of the
Slussrious Jefferson, Their uslenaele right Whoever
dsu,es disciple OF the tories Of 17Tt vince motto
was The King can do no wrong" and sspret 70 con-
tnue his dynasty Of taxation under every false prceuse
,r,ss" ssr,lns states sss.ssssd ise srss ssb
for our coil, that public others o. al grAses sre
only public servants, and n Al times a1.wera-
and subject 70 such punishment they may elect 10
nnct upon ell functonares ior mai aami 1hat On, eye
Say eonsp INC ,ss'nsr 70 p,rcsr ne po.Hc ,,s,s
tee Of committing this oence heresbouts snd wssh
rgou and then sneakng on 70 spend IN private lie such
nj practitioners deserve 70 be caught and psnshsi ~
The popular hand Consder the ssrn6s from hunger and
sod The working man and bis family q hs'plsss children
81 these enormous tsxss rom hs uncertain grcss IN
come Of say $500 per year. more on ess Lord Derby re-
Gently toid the delegates from the irish city Of Galway APP
plvIne 70 him for fi6o0 900 10 improve ~ narbw, that as
wa principle Of the British government 70 hep thos
Who b.lp ihemseIves ns yvn nave ploysa ygos
holder Of the state AMI city government shs
without suy d. fdco government 70 execute TIE
right a. SELF profession that hey must &C. IN defence OF
their slender incomes from city condscaon and pandsf
by adopting the rule Of unasd shssement
Twyrvs HrvrRFp DOLLARS REWARD FOR A Nun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

SS0 REvARr.-Lpsr, ON SATURDAY EVENING,
pCU between 10 and II O'Clock, In going from Chs ham
street 20 Pecs ~ ferry or on the bost role Of hs rbs
reward VIII be raid leaving 40 Bruad
nay where he owner will give descripson Of he os t
&1nn RTwARD.-1EFoRNATrOr WANTED, or
p1UV Geo Carve Known - Jarvis He v About thirteen
old rr5t hair and blue left the house Mr. WI
ism wyeoG nlsone, r. j. ON he a o. july, 1867, since
xh,ch ,lus ane has been heard OF hn The
uarf will river By bis mother ~ No Gsren s1sh
avenue OF Eeysnh street, Y. pew Jersey pagers
piesse copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
SUMMER RESORTS.

DcUrD HILL WATER CURE AND HOTEL. NORTH.
IL smpton, Mas. esnted physician, mountain ar, 1fy
80 fruit park cool and refreshing and lnvsts
Gced table and smusements JensY Lind, after three
~orths' stay, called The rsrndise % America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
DENTISTRY.

nR MANSON pSyTIsy, "kNgRlcsN DENTAL IN
sflute" ~ West rweBty second AMI SS sirih avenue
frses most rerle,s oces md Atoratsies Established
lsl1 Your premiums awarded Besutlfnl patent "g-~o
tyre Tech" Prces exrsvdnsry )ov. Wo-s zqEanteed.
Waters respectively Nyiiso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

RNOR sAIE-A COUNTRY BEAT, 50 ACRES, u MILES
from the city; hss superior Improvements Of buildings
situation nui &C. ana u IN every respect what gentleman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

EoR sALE.se,@o FOR HIGH sTooP BROWN
Stone front house No 1l6 West Thirty ninth street.
Seventh 2I6 'front.' three stories basement and
dercslisr; al modern improvements Inquire Of ANs0N
BhEbE N2 Thirty eighth street. lof Underwood. IA
West Twenty seventh street. Part Of purchase remain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
COAL

a. En PR TON, pELtvEpzD-tocrsr NOUN.
Oh " sin GOAL daiasrsos his dap, rove and egg 4zs
rhich viii be delivered as he sSove low rrce Apply a.
rRUsIows, II VAL 40 Cherry, sna 7f5 Gas, Foirseeuh
ueea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

AYorreE.-ALL PERSONS ARE WARMED kGAINs'
IN Yecsi vinr cheek drawn by Wn. Heller Co. n
Union Bans me city Of New Yo,x No A dsted Augus
al 1888 PAYABLE 10 order Schauid Muller. for
dre6 forty nine dollars thirty eight cents, st cbec
hAyipr been stolen and payment stopped thereon.
sCHMIDT NULLER, 60 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

Twz1vs HuYrpFp DOLLARS REWARD FOR Nun
DsRER.-Wm r. Hudnall, Jr., Of Enterprise, Missis-
sppi, offers 81 600 reward, and the Mayor of that
city 5000 reward, for the apprehension OF j. M.
Steele, who murdered VIM. p. Hudnall, ST., in that
town, on the 18th inst, and made his escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

EoR sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
feet 10. 90 feet inches good order; the modern
provemens: terms easy msdiae possession be bad
Sx6h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
BIILIARDa.

PrLIIA1pei BILLIARDS. SOMETHING NEWT
wTNk3rs PArErr RxCsIHoR CUSHION.
ne ht- and best both ~
accuracy All styles n billiard tables made 70 or>r We
shortest notice snd in he best syle Msnnf.sory q 5od u
pHIIARD TABIEs.-My NEW sryLE or Nosk u
No. ready fov irspecsscn, vrh snossr h%pro.sm J.,
ne cYnonsL invite gentlemen 70 CAL SO -.
sAwsS aemsc><es befors purcn~s!ns 60 sa q,
now TO PLAY BrrJIknDs.-srs THE Ihi ~ ~,
Nth shoss Positions ~ -is " sssss =, $500
ss ssms * rss,ss 3 Ann Street.
View York
TypVy1SF RIITIAsD r<1Es AND CONSERVATION
s.sys sre ~ sssonea sss de ssss md worthless mis-
go. 80. - hear materials win whch NE nlstse. a
$500 : ~s<nss pSeien inv-rt,r 7S Rrosdvv. OCON-
80 k\SII.SNpER, nan ufsetTers, - Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A TLANTIC TELEGRAPH CELEBRATION.-ALL so
"a cetes associations trades and oilers wtahug 70 parti
cpao the celebration In honor Of tho successful laying OF
tember next requested 10 send 10 er applications 70
r. NcCn Secretary Of tho Joint Committee Of the
Common Council 1t No CITY Ham, or the undersigned at
his ofBce lS3 Nassau street. before O'Clock n Of
Monday the 3h inst in order that PLACES may be aasanod
10 them In the proce ssion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

u
Sosdsy he sob nss IL order hat psSss nay Be ..aansd
- - VIC ''''@ CHARLES YArss Grand xar,h.i.
Alta MEETING or TIN BUTCHERS OF THE CITY OF
"a New YORK. held g No 3 Second avenue on Sturdy
as alton he propress Of oning The ey authorities in
srssn The laying Of as AsnSs able M aSSs
sscrsts.y s:d Jno ". s.ser Treasarsr The Following
Whersss has been customary for he butchers Of this city
lend their aid sny celebration Of msgnude 10 connection
e aoeea on Wsanssdsy sss as Il grsndss
most mportant re results that the has known; there
Resolved that the butchers Of this city win parade on
sess a. intend 70 do honor % the OCCASION SUCCESSFUL
syng Of ne nnsnn: cable: :. ,S. ., ,,.,,S,,, and
Jersey o are hs,soy invited 2 meet With us on weane r.
served Of The corps be mounted dressed
IN asrS Globes With white aprons and check sleeves No
Ke:SSsd iSss .ss iol,owpg ssn:Ismsn Be :2poa,sa
hereby hand the lists Of Walking to Join
with as rom their respective marietta on Monday evening
r2 & Tsslet-csas Johnson Cornell c. G. Cornell
'0a1 I.s flSs Weeks Chris
Syys., 4eo As.psL Nh, Tssyo, John Ksyssr Jno'
iaftet-J.sop FINK bernard Rice jas. Hayward.
Jsa-::on xsfletThOs bevOe. jacob varisn. Geo Starr.
ca;h.s he Msrhe.-Eaw xearps ohss Pairing, IN, Roll
wagon. Edw Burns. VIM Warner
Xssterhos h. Brown p. Haight David Tier, Levi
oorrsrnsSr Rsrsst-Anarew Storms
F FT.nsi M., Hs11.R M Hs: Tho. Glover
Tompfins Narkrt-w: woodcoch n. CrsSo, Geo. vegel,
Centre x.fSet-Frsd. Johnston, Vim. Isor, Jos Cinch,
cormittee on Dseorsuons~Jos Clncs. p Weeks, David
Dress con%,eIsaAc H.m.ond. Corn. W. sslter j. Va
earnestly requested hs the gentlemen above nsmsd
q .Io,i - o raos r WAY, cssssmsn.' -
Psr' w.1s. f Ss. o0H'E VIZ Gs,mss y
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
Tnr NORTHWESTERN QUARTZ

TnE NORTHWESTERN QUARTERLY
MAGAzINE.-W have received copy
of new magazine with this title, pub
lished by Rufus Blanchard, No. So La
Sale street, Chicago. 1t is the duty of
the newspaper press to notice and crit
icise the literary productions Of the day;
and it is equally its duty to give praise
only where praise is merited. We can
truly commend this magazine as one of
rare excellence, and we hope it is des-
tined to occupy a prominent place in
the literature of the Northwest The
first number opens with valuable ar
ticle on "The Northwest its history,
population, manufactures, education,
progress, &c. It also embraces several
other very readable articles, such as
-" Padilla," "The Broken Pitcher" Cup
the Orinoco," &c. 1t is published
quarterly at the low price of one dollar
per annum, and at the end of the year
would make good-sized, entertaining
volume.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-The no.
tice for the annual meeting Of the Ke-
nosha County Agricultural Society in
our paper today, to be held on the 9th
Of Dee inst, was received too late for
insertion last week. We hope the NEE
ting will be fully attended, inasmuch as
important business is to be transacted.
Not only will the annual election ofofi-
GERS take place, but the propriety
of changing the present location Of the
Fair Grounds, will be discussed. An
other important feature Of the meeting,
will be the exhibition of specimens of
sugar and moasses, manufactured from
the Sorghum the present season. 1t is
hoped that all who have experimental
with the Chinese Sugar Cane, during
the present season win be present An
Interesting amount of facts may be col
lected, if each will contribute the result
Of his efforts in Sugar and Syrup ma
king.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

3B During the prevailing money
pressure, and stagnation Of business, We
trust the subscribers Of the TRIBUNE g
TELEGRAPH viii not forget the printer.
The expenses Of the office are not dimin-
ished, III consequence Of the stringincy
OF the money market. Our paper and
printing ma erial cost aoney--nothing
bat money can purchase our supplies.
The pay Of our help is equivalent to
money. The necessary weekly expcn-
ses OF an office are FIR gr,a ter than the
general y OF our readers probably sup
pose. Our dues are made up of small
amounts, scattered over large extent
Of territory; if each would send us the
small sum due, our necessities would be
greatly relieved, and our labors cheered
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
Common Council Proceedings.

SPECIAL MEETING, Nov. "a. 1858.
Present - the Mayor, AID. Brande, Bone.
Wlupp'e. Allen, QuarIes, Ehle, Head, Nichols,
Fish. and Schpud.
Reading Of the minutes dispensed with.
The special committee on the subject Of Cit,
Raihoad Scrip, reported the following resoIU-
tl"n' and recommended its adoption by the
Council viz:
Resolved, That an additional tax of four and
half mills upon the dollar is hereby levied
upon The taxable property Of the city for city
purposes ID HEAD Chairman.
Ala. Whipple moved 10 amend the report as
Resolved That an additional tax Of fopr and
a haf mills on the dollar is hereby levied unon
The Real Estate of the city, exclusive of i'm
pf"vemrn's. FIR the purpose of Iedeeming scrip
issued to the EeuJoha aud Rockford and Rpck
l>laul Railroad
The amendment was lost by the following
ycte:
Ayes--A}d. Whipp!e.
Noea-Ald Brande, Bone, Allen, Ehle. Head
Nichols, Fish and Schend.
Aid Wmpp.e moved to amend the report by
STRIKING out the words 'cty purposes" and in
sefhng IN lien thereof, ''for the purpose of re-
dsemhg The scrip issued to the Kenosha and
Rochlord Il Co, which was also lost
Ayes-Ald Whipple, Ehle, and Nichols.
Fish. -'o''1 "'''
Inc report Of the committee was then adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes-Ad Robinson. Bralde Bone. AlInp
Ehe, Head, Nichols, and Fish.
Noe0-Ad Whipple and Schend
Aid b'ande moved that the tax list be de-
hveied to The Treasurer on Monday the 29th
inst.
petition for cross walk from the City Hal
to me Urea urer,s Office, was presented
On motion of Aid Rr.u,., ,ka .,,Iaz ,-o.
suspended, and the prayer Of he netition al.
lowed.
Aid. WhppIe, Of the Judiciary Committee
reported an ordinance TO regulate sales at anr.
ton, which laid over.
The rules were suspended, aud bill for wood
o. Poor account, 81 90 allowed.
he Poor Master wa. instructed to act in tba
case "t Dalton ~ he thought best.
VA motion, the Council adjourned
Il Z
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
KExoSuA & RocKFoRD RA1LRoAD.-

KENosHA q RocKFoRD RAILROAD
We are informed that passenger train
will commence running regularly on
this road on Tuesday next; by which
time the road will be completed within
four miles of Genoa. This will be an
important advent in our western travel,
and greatly facilitate our communication
with western towns and villages. The
Railroad Company have been perse-
yering in their efforts, to keep the work
in progress, and have thus far, overcome
difficulties, seemingly insu mountable,
occasioned by the stringency Of the
money market.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

THE COLLEGL4 TIE COURSE,
Is the extensive complete and through be
found in similar institution and embraces the most ap-
entry, in every department Exchange and Commerce
consisting of Wholesale, Retail, Manufacturing.
T0Yacdrdi2eg and Commission.
Importing, Exporting Brokerage Banking aud Exchange
Farmers, Mechanics, and Professional Men.
&eQmdo0ting.
Applied Lake and River Navigation, by individuals,
Accounts Converting Single Entry into Double Entry taking
Partners Partnership Settlements, complete of
Commercial Calculations,
Embracing every variety of Computations pertaining to
business operations aud of practical use in the Counting
room. The subjects Of
Commercial Lar,
As connected with Commercial and customs ineu-
ding complete aud systematic method OF
RaihoaG Book heepiaag.
This elaborate work. prepared by experienced Rail
Road man pracced accountant, is found in other
Commercial College in the State. knowledge of this
complete work Ralroading is alone worth to the
Scdent the tuition fee pa!d for the entire course
The FORMS used IN this College have been selected from
the business houses in the United States thus RENTER
Jug the course the complete and practical
GRADUATES oftls College have gone directly into some
of the principal Banking and Mercantile Houses and are
Occupying lucrative situations RECEIVING salafle'la f
exceeding what their former ability could command
LADIES DBP4RIIKENZ.
rayae apartmeut having been designed and furnished
in the hest of style the very best facilities provided for
Ladies wishing to avail themselves Of the Commercial
Course they expect as thorough instruction IN al the
branches taught IS given in the Gentemans Depart
nent. che
Cozleqe lEal, Library DC Reoding Rooms
Of this institution permanently located in one Of the
argest and most he eutful Brick Blocks in the West
arordipg the largest ID elegant and the pros
pectu condition Of the alege together with the eNten.
and thorougness o. the course o. study
the Principal offer extraorGUary advantage or moss
desiring sound commercial Educa' dioh
Time Of Commencing, Etc.
Students can enter anv time here sing Vacation or
Glass system The average time Tor pehg e co"r9S
is from eight to ten weeks. Rooms openel' evening
DIPLOMAS awarded to those no pursue tn eehte c"'S
and pass the required examination. cu-
For further inlorma ton please call at the Cohese
Rooms address
Gm2I s- w r. BULL, Principal.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02
RAc1Np BoARp OF SUPERVISORS

RACINE BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRS.-
The county Board of Supervisors of
Racine county at their late session, 1T
seems followed the example of Kenosha
county by refusing to levy the whole
amount of state tax apport'oned to the
county. The amount levied by the
Board is about $4,000 less than required
by the state superintendent. TheIRacine
Ne,cs comments with severity on this
action of the Board-thinks the Legis-
lature will not remit one cent of the tax;
besides, predicts that the State school
moneys, will be withheld from the coun-
ty by the State Treasurer.
The Ns,os however is little inconsis-
tant; if we are not mistaken that paper
while the Board were in session, advised
Reputation of portion of the State
tax.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

LADIES HONE MAGAZINE, edited by
r. s. arthur and Virginia r. Zoacn-
send. This is magazine which we can
safely recommend to our readers as one
of the best Of its kind-such one as
might be expected from its distinguish
ed editor and editress. The story on
our first page this week, entitled "Elo-
ise,' is copied from this magazine; and
we think most of our lady readers, for
whose special benefit We copied it, will
agree that it is a good story, conveying
~ good moral with its interesting details.
Jtj2e dulce is the characteristic of this
magazine; and we are pleased to learn
that its circulation has been steadily in
oreasing, Notwithstanding the dullness
Of the times. Published by r. S. Ar
thur & Co., 323 Walnut street, Phila-
delphia.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

MATCH MACHINES AND MATCH MAX
ING.-The n. Y Central Z,edepeaede,at
mentions the invention of a match-mak.
ing machine, by Mr.. VIM. Gates, Of
Frankfort, Herkimer Co., N. Y, which
it thinks is destined to revolutionize the
business ofmaking matches. Blocks Of
wood are put into its matalic-arms, and
instantly converted into matches, which
are dipped and dried at the rate of 200
gross {28,oo0 per day. This invention
may be wonderful affair, but it is no.
thing to compare with what is accom-
.plished by machine recently tested at
kenosha in this State, the invention of
la Mr.. Underwood, which " i'll turn out
complete from the blocks of wood, 49,
goo boxes, each containing SO matches
(iu the aggregate 100000 matches) per
day A company has been organized at
Kenosha for the purpose of setting up
and running this machine, which will
soon be in observation-disclosures Free
Democrat.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

,.B7 Our readers should not fail to peruse the
Interesting epistle Of orr Boston correspondent
"Faneuil," this week. The recent election has
conferred or him the honor Of a seat in the Leg
islsiure and we shall expect him to send us
few inkdropS occasionally from the Massachu-
eetts State House.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-02

~A Steam Plough was exhibited at
the late State Fair in Ohio; it's weight
only seven tons, and it is said only
eight bushels of coal are required per
day to operate it. 1t is declared to be
100 per cent economy over horse
power