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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22
The Slave Trade movement in Earnes

The Slave Trade Movement in Earnest.
The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press states that JEFF
ferson Davis has formally announced
his purpose to introduce bill on the
meeting of Congress to repeal the pen
alties in the law against the African
slave trade. This will bring new and
startling issue before the people for the
Presidential campaign of 1860. The
same correspondent adds:
"My information from the South,
authentic and recent, is to the effect
that not only has this traffic been re-
opened, but it is now vigorously and
fagrantly conducted. Some of the
first men of the South are engaged in
it, and it is asserted that number OF
vessels have been chartered at Savan-
nah, and are absent for the purpose OF
landing cargoes before the beginning
of winter. I forbear giving the names
of the leaders in this enterprise, not
because they themselves refuse to speak
of their connection with it, but for
other reasons not necessary to enumer-
ate.
GA very strong sentiment is grow
ing up against the law prohibiting this
traffic, and I am assured that any at
tempt to infict its penalties, will be re-
sisted on the spot. 1 repeat, upon
most distinct authority, that the traffic
is now vigorously prosecuted, and that
hundreds of Africans are being landed
on the Southern coast.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22
Three Per Cent A Month
OR THE .s
PERILS OF FAST LIVING:
A WARNING TO YOUNG MEN. ia
CHARLES BERDETT
Author Of Second Marriage" "a Elliott Familv.''
marion Desmond" Never too Late, etc. etc
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22

The following advertisement, copied
from the New FORK Herald, gives some
idea of the munitions of war" en-
ployed by the politicians of that city
TsLEyENTH WARD-POLITICIANS, ATTEN
~ TION! Meetings will be held during the
coming week. and longer If necessary, at the Club
Hcr,se 900 Sixth street to ascertain the true mer
its of the case.
External vigilance is the price OF Liberty. y
Price Of gin, sixpence glass
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22
Maine Election.

The Republicans of Maine have
done nobly. The candidates for Gov
ernor were the same as last year-Lot
NJ. Morrill,, the presentincumbent, being
the Republican candidate, and Manas-
sch ri. Smith the Democratic candi-
date. The vote in 1873 towns shows a
large gain for the Republicans, rela-
lively, although there is a falling of
in the aggregate vote. The votes in
these towns foot up as follows:
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22

SENATOR BINeHAM.-The Lansing
Republican state that Senator Bing-
ham has gone to Minnesota to address
the people.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22
New Advertisements.
Sale of Forfeited State Lands.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
oI M y In VI VI IOb,
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 18th 1S5!

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 18th 1852
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
Il lowing described Primary School and Swamp
Lands, situated in the County of Csss, forfeited
for non-payment of interest, will be offered for
sale at this Office at Public Auction, Wednesday
the 26th day of October next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
unless properly redeemed according to Law.
JAMES w. SANBORN, Commmissicner.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22

MINNESOTA TO BE STUMPED.-The
ST. Paul Times announces the appoint.
ments of Hons. Galusha A. Grow,
Schuyler Colfax, and Frank P. Blair,
Jr., to address the people of Minnesota.
In addition to these, Hon. 4. Chand-
Ter is there, and Senator Bingham left
for Minnesota on Monday, to aid in the
canvass. That's enough. .s -f
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22

Morrill's majoity 1882 5,4s4
1t is thought that Morrill's majority
in the State will reach 10000.
The Legislature will be largely Re-
publican-about the same as last year.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22

OI SuDDOTGerS AT l1lS DOulU.
THE SLAVE -Notwithstand-
ing the assertion of Senator Davis, that
Mississippi, in case the United States
law prohibiting the slave trade were
repealed, would not repeal her own
State laws against the traffic, we learn
from the Brandon Republican that an
effort will be made at the next session
of the Mississippi Legislature to repeal
the anti-slave trade laws.
Rosa Bonheur, the most distinguished
female painter living, says: cart is an
absorbent "A tyrant. 1t demands
heart, brain, soul, body; the entireness
of its votary. Nothing less will win
its highest favor. 1 wed art. 1t is my
husband-my world-my life dream
the air I breathe. know nothing else.
NY soul finds in it the most complete
satisfaction.
Mr.. PnEsToN's RETURN FROM SPAIN.
The Washington States learns 'from
the most reliable source, that the fami-
" of Mr.. Preston, in Kentucky, are
daily expecting his return from Spain.
His arrival is regarded as certain with
in the next month, in which event, as
our informant tells us, his domestic ia
terests will not allow his return to Ma
drid,"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24
RlEEELE FEE SALE

STATE OF WIsooEsIN-Kenosha County Circpt Cour+
Mary E. King against George N. Chisholm Helmont 3
Kellogg, James E. Goddard, Hiram MALLORY GTrdor
BurchaTd, William IL. Malcolm, Cornelius NJ GauI
Thomas O. Doremus, John NJ Nixon, William A. Reecb
er, Rufus *. McIiarg William Richardson lanes NV
ers, James A. Snydam, James Ostron lvpe Star,r,
Blaiu 80" --'i~"
EpY virtue and in pursuance of a final udo-
EE ment Tor the sale OF the morgaged premises herein
after described made and in the above entitled
cause on the twe2jyrst 2ls day of May A D. 1859 at
the regular term OF said Court l. Hiram lutte referee
duly appointed by said Court for that purpose shan e
lor SAFE ana sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor, the front door the court hosa in ~ -
and county OF Kenosha, and 81 ate Wisconsin at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF Saturday the third 3d day of
September, A. D. 1862 the following described Nee or
parcel Of land, much thereof will be sufficient to
satisfy the SAID Judgment and COSTS together the costs
and exaenses OF said SALE hat is sayLot No three
ISL in block No forty [40l excepting one hundred and
thTty-two ll32l feet of end of said ot said
premises being in the first of the CITY of
in the county of Kenosha and Wisconsin aud on
the south quai section No thirty-one raj town
No two III north o. range No. wentythree (25l east
Terms OF sale-CAsH.
Dated June /, 1859. HIRAM FUTILE Referee
o. s. f. H. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Sm51
at THE REQUEST of the plaintiff herein, the
<A above sale is postponed until Tuesday the 10Th day
Dated, September I'd, 1859.
O.s & F. H. HEAD, Pits Att'ys 2wi3.
At the request of the plaintiff herein the above sale
further postponed until Saturday the oath day Septem.
Der, a. D. 1859, at the same hour and place.
HIRAM FUTILE, Referee.
y. ). T. H. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated September 90, 1853. 1y15
the request OF the plaintiff herein the above sale Is
IN furtEe postponed until Friday the Seth day OF SEN
tember A. D. 160y, at the hour ana place.
HIRAM TURTLE Referee
o. S. T. II. HEAD Pll's Att'ys.
Dated, September 24th, 1888. 1w16
At the of the plaintiff herein the above SAFE is
further postponed until Saturday the day OF October
A. D. 1859, at the same hour and place
Dated September 30th, 1859.
hIRAa FUTILE, Referee.
O.s &F. H. HEAD, Plfrs At vs.. Iw1
The OH
further postponed until Monday, tie 9Th day of Deeem
Der, A ID. 1859, at the same hour and place.
Dated October Sth, 1859 HIRAM TIJTTTE
O.S & f. II. HEAD, pl'f's Atty's ISwISt Referee
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MORTGAGES FORECEOsUHr

kEN0SHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,-Wm Little
merrill Ladd, George J. Williams against Thomas IF
Mosher and Mary L. Mogher -
ERf blkrUE OF judgment of foreclosure in this m
N . uon entered May te. 1859, l shall sell al nnbc
aocloh Tor cash, at the Court House IN Kenosba i,
wisconsin, February 23rd, $780, at one o'cosk in the ~
terhoon the following described mort gagged proner N
VII: commencing forty south Of the center of ba
northeast quarter of section town one Of sngs
Weny-three east said starting point being on the iGe
udng NE quarter section north, anG south to run IN
said line thrtythree rods south; thence east six
thence north by eastery that in running irty
rods northery there shall be angle four reds
thence west ten rods to the place OF beginning togeth
with the buildings situated thereon % S
WILLIAM SEYMOUR Referee
October 49, 1859. 3n,ot
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= ALBANY COLLEGE Ar
q q IL Y I " III
HERRIcKS SUGAR COATED PILLS
rs" CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM E1

inns remarkable American remedy is carving
we Wot By Storm Over five millions " boxes are sold an
iy Cqmoy entirely Of Flowers Roots, Baisanrs and eS
t4eiI eAee on the human system pleasant satisfac
toi+ successful. Acting blooJ
solids ana fluids Of the body their attended VIII W.
hi7I efct In sudden attacks of disease or o does
always cure In ola standing g sickness small doses
repeated ttqucGtySo Clcanses system that good
the result No change in employment or ar 10 no.
They cause mouths, sweed Joints acbnS iTs
act1n the price will be refunded They are considered
cheaper pTeter, and in al respects sunoro ~
purgaye pill in the world H- The discovery of cooo
pill with sugar enanated with Dr. Herrck. All Others -
tountereits. and If used. will do harm and dssnnorf
SICK HerrcAs pills elegantly up 80 in box with
sheet Of directions and sell for . cents boxes
for 81.
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Medicines, &c.
DR.. NJ LANES
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

ME beg leave TO call the atten-
" ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
var remedies now before the public.
We refer to
b. Chas. M'Lanc's Celebrated
Vermifugc and Liver Pills.
We 10 not recommend them as
sn'v,rsal Cure-alls, but simply for
,waat their name purports, viz:
b.. THE VERlIFUGE,
For cXpeiling Worms from the
.lvn1m system. 1t has also been
i'371,sscred with the most salts
ltactory results to various Animals
knaJcct to Worms.
TIE LIVER PILLS.
ir- taecure Of LIVER CompLAINTs.
'JIoUs DERANcEMENrs SICK
y .@o-AcHl, &c, In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
arory to or after takirc Ou;-
hey almost invar;abIy9 make
, Is and permanent cnre
: szeciacs for the ABOVE men
i diseases, thew are T,nrivaled
r. ever known 70 fail when oJ'
cred IN accordance v;tb +ba
ions.
3 HCif UrOrCCCGENted DODularitv
induced the ErGDrtptOrc
EtT HN3iNC E}D CTrrrnc
B i, IVA ~ - 4,NC / IlLKO,
E7,--.o.--... n
dispose Of their DRUG business
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Real Estate
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.

~.,-& THE subscriber offers for sale
his Farm in Somers, about two
,sG,ssf miles from Kenosha, consisting of
i.@1T l3l acres, with good two-story
o.. rse largo Barn, outbuildings, orchard, fences,
;,lG wood sufficient TO supply the farm.
Aiso. House and 10, ii the city Of Kenosha,
O, .n.n as the Waldo Property, containing about
! res. with good comfortable buildings The lot
T.. d. rsiderr1 org Of lie best in the city
t.-. e. .c-escs animprU we'd land i'm Wheatland
r fr,Lts A. =. tT. Of ). E. Or. Sec. 81 4. i,
T.
,- Ser par,lculzrs. inquire 81 S. 7. Brande
D.. r,.,aa. Z. S. ELKINS.
Apsn @sth. 1853. 40
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CoMPA,

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA
~ NY, REGULAR THROUGH LINE 10
SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate GoIdon 400
l,oo;ac NM; 1o IN l. Stephens and Sonora of the
ASp5@t0dH. The splendid Steamships
bALTEG, ADS2EATEC 81 ATLANTIC
having been entirely retted adapted to the Ca forn
trade wi hereafter above leaving port on the SIX
River, 49, Wv ' " A SN'ee'' ~'or'h
Passengers and Mails will be by P suamaE.i
oas ana connect at Panama the Pacific SteaIns
company magnihcent Steamships which will he ia readiness
IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco They
boat f 8BOGA. - P-' "'eAm-
AN experienced Surgeon lisa tached each ahp
passengers found cooked provisions bedding
oeeVed that the accommodations afforded above
nps are by any in the world The public are
ornea mat the r. " s. 8 Co. always have HS-Oae or Moro
Extra teamers lying at Panama. for avoid apy
PoSsDe de tention Of Passengers mails and embark their
passengers by steamboat. N-'
o passage apply at the Office Comps the whar
LOOT OF lanai street, North River, New YORK TO
3ml4 JC&co WiTTIAy Ii WrcKuAH
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RETVR,VED T.gN.D .

vWNHK FOLLOWING LOTS AND PARCEIS
Of land we're returned for the taxes Of 1884 ard
sold April H. and ans redeemed on or before the
4th of April 1880, will be conveyed for the bepset ~
those concerned. RYUpRN n DFMTNG "
1SW14 Clerk Board Of Supsrvissrs Kenoahs % W..
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n. S.-Many tax payers miscoustrue The phrase
ology OF the foregoing notice, which is prescribed
by the city charter Il is supposed that the Treas
nref must wait until the last Monday in February,
before ne can enforce the payment from those who
are unwilling. careless-wberens the fIxes e,,l,
merated are noar due, and the Treasurer mav zoro
enforce the payment by distress and sale. IIenro.
poses, however, to wait fur voluntary payments
until January first, unless in cases where indfler-
ence or opposition may be mantested.) and afte
mat date he viii enforce according TO law the paw
ment OF taxes hen remaining unpaid.
lStd A. HANSON Treas
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TO Il emr-

q LARGE AND WEE. FENFsEy. z-s.
- II I'D ROOMS, under the T,,a6uaq zDd 7l?s
IeteSr0ph Office. Terms moderate Eual,ire 81
at this Office, Or at tie Store OF
z. BAILEY,
No. ~ Main street.
AisO-A STORE and BACK ROOMS on Mar
ket street, 10 Ront
konosha, June ,, 1853
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lSA 01H To ing " OF sd TO sw 81 IO58
do 1t !; II lying W of G sd i 1 IL sw 81 So
90 iot5 II lyibg W of e sd , IL sw 81 3 SO
DO lots, b Ii, lying W Of G sd j 8 IL sw 81 Sc
The following is in Range y.
Fuller & Hackley- Beginning 25
rods W cor S e or sec 80. n 10
rods, W IA rods, 40 rods, e IA
rods, of which the west ia has
been redeemed, containing 81 ac Sc SO 3 -
The following is in Range 90
Quarles-. part W Or sec 80, begin
100 rods n cor sd or 30
rods, G lG0 rods, n 30 rods, to
beginning, containing 80 acres NV 30 1542
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Os Head-lot IS, or all that part
OF frac sec 81 lying a of lot /,

e.
Unknown IA ~ % 10 ?.
cary IS 80 II 81
do ~ ~ +. no 90 o
NJ Fuller-part Of lots s and 10.
commencing at n W cor lot g.
60 II, e across lots 8 and G to
line lot 5, n to n G cor lot 5, VITO
beginning 56s IL avn 10 u
Ira Wait-pa+t lot 8, blk IS,
commencing so # from line
lot 3 in sd blk, on W side ~.
change St, 80 #, " 100 It n go r. s-.
e to beginning L- AZ .vs1 7s <
of . G or sec "a II
2, r %, commencing 20 # of
point where the n line of lot g. --
blk 45, II extended west would
intersect the e line O. Main AZ rs-
extended s, thence On line
Main street extended 81 II, par ESQ cos
abel with D line lot 3soextended
IS IT. 10 It, or to line lot SO er
extended. E IHe sf I'd lot
to Pont Indicated By the inte-
sestsn Of . kue par ~ Ell vita
line al lea aWtenaeA ", anA %
# therefrSn. Ae0ee pra&
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sEaEREEE,a SALE

STATE OF "iSCoNaN-Circuit Court for the County
Of henOsha Jacob Conroe, Plaintiff acainet ~
T. Furman, John G. Holmes, Mary YEA FreelanJ =
Gardner and Eli g. Ruuals, defendants. "
pursuance and by virtue Of judgment Of tho Ci..
Court for the county or Kenosh1, mad. in tho ah"
cause viii be sold under the direction Of the subsrr
public auction at the Court House the city of Kan
on Tuesday, the 23th day Of February A D. 1874 80 .
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that Cay: All that rer az
peceparcel or lot OF land lying ana being in the ~
Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin and known ana u
as fooWsto wiz the northeast quarter If The D0rtbs %
ter section NO seven township No one mi Rance
lz3 excepting reseryi q there
rom the west four4 acres bein gxteen IG rods on tho
ooruand extending 20 point at he south Terms-Casu
Dated at SheriTs Office Nov. 15th,A.D1Sa9
HUDSON FOX, Sheriff Of Kcnosha 20
STRONG FULLER, Pfs Att'ys, Rs cine, wisconsin
7wZ3
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OFFICE or THE CITY TREASURER,

] hereby give notice that the Tax Rolls, contain
City Scrip Faxes, Assessed and levied upon he tax
ahla Real and Personal Estate within tie limits of
Inc CITY OF henosha. for the year 1889 have been
Delivered to me for collection, and that payments
kENosHA County BANK, daily, during business
hours, until the last Monday in February A. D. 1861
ABRAHAM HANSON
CGy Treasurer
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Smith-part or sec g. com ~ 81
"a rods ar sec and 2
rods line thereof W . rods
links, $ IS rods, rods links g ..- b ast
25 rods to beginning - o o.o ~
G w Pomeroy-part n W or see 6, os oS
com at point % chains "a links
from line Of sd or sec and s
rods inks from e line. thence
" to land of Fisk supposed TO
be % rods II links, S to corpora
ton line, e to point s of begin
ming, thence to beginning -tEG NJ 10 =,
Psk-part n or sec g. com on AZ -
" line or sd or sec, thence
to the cor of sd n ar of sd
or, thence "a rods, n 60
rods "a rods to beginning 70 IN
A ~ ~
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-24
Herricl1's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in thu


" UIIU.
These renowned Pasters cure pains weakness and distress
IN a oaN " and breast, in five hours Indeed so certain
10 o 's That the proprietor them Spread
u RESINS 'tsns ana gums, beautiful kid leather rem
der5 hen peenary adapted the wants of F7gsS and
oe lhtt application Is uniyersal-eauay to the strong
m 9 GygalG woman and the feeble infant To each and
AZ ttcy VIII prove balm and blessing Their so - 49,
able and without annoyance or trouble FL
w. lI.l e 20 'r months and in rheumatic
spralns and bruises frequently cures vbSr
SaSs fail Fun drec lions will found on nv Ia ~ &
tc slta&cr yocalists, ministers Of gospeI and
VIII strengthen their lungs and improve their voice a.
ing item HeT breast Price Is 81 cents Ss Og Usa"-
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Legal Advertisements,
EStTNN.
ESf2sMsE.

AAesFsxe> GAME into the enclosure of the subserib
EsTtEsS er in the town OfSomers, half a mile east
5saTS4N OF Fosters MILL OIL Or about the 1Otb
---<%--1-AA day ofEvember 1859, STEER, two years
oia-spotted-red and white. Right ear has y slit the
earns cropped me owner requested TO prove prop
erty' pay charges and take the same away
s. $50, CORNELIUS SClICER
S'ii0ie' WV loti, looy. 4y23&
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re- The above articles sold by all the dealers IN V
sha ana ~ Druggists throughout the United States ao
ana south America; AZ wholesale by all large
principal cities HEBRICK & BROTHER 4" 'ne
o,, PFTCTICAL CHEMISTS, ALBANY n Y
ChteaEo wholesale agents, Bolles, Smith Co Penfo'
Sold by F. Robinson, keuosha. --' "4'eis' I'm
For Sale by f. ROBINSON, Kenosha. i''V
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Returned -EG2ssgs.

FENHE following lots and parcels OF land were sold
April 10th 1859, for the taxos and charges Of
Of March, A. D 1850, will be conveyed for he hen
eft OF those concerned
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SOME RS.
ALL IN TOWN 9, RANGE %.

! @ =
90 ne 2 z 95
80 n Q II IA 16
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H Bacon-all except Al # of end
do all except Al # off end
A D Northvay-all except 30 # in
width OF end
A D Northway-all except 80 # in
width of end
P Porine
Thos Bullen
do part lot 4, being all 8
of line drawn across sd lot Q
&w, and SO1 feet of line of
sd lot, except so much as includ-
ed in the street over q portion
of sd lot HtF
UnknOwn--n one-sixteenth
o ) Head-Nashington Island
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X. II. DEMING,
Clerk Board of supv'rs Kenosha Co., Wis.
kenosha, Sept. 6, 1859 I%,rlI
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. FiSR-f9rt " or sec 81, com
mencing on line Market street
at n W cor land owned by Mrs
Bronson, thence to n line Dur
KEGS Addition, thence W on on
said n line to Its intersection
with Pleasant street, thence e on
said line Of market st to be-
ginning