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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
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WE have much the largest and cheapest asso+r,o-. .
W EmbrOlderIes that we have avsr aIsor tment Q
those who understand what usually Ike n IN his III
we nave sSld suhcient; but to those who do not we Won
extend eorulal invitation to come and examine
Np'H 80 ''' E, W. BLINN 4 co.
, 1859-12-31

On Monday last a young couple, whose united
ages will not exceed lhtF1y eight years, aud re-
Gently married, had slight lovc quarrel They
we're sitting together on the morning Of that
day. when The lady wished Tor someshing that
il did not please her husbands yound disciple
Of Esculspius-to grant, Whereupon the tuo
iell into u high state Of excitement. One hot
word followed another, and the wife at last de.
clated TINT her persecut0r WAS brute. / his
WAS too much tor human endurance, and The
impulsi!e doctor sound boxed her ears. The
woman immediately adjusted her bat and shawl
and left tile house; the husband remained quiet
in the meantime, th'nktng that she would re-
turn as soon rs The bit was over. mistaken man !
With these reflections came 1epentauee-but it
was too Iu.e; the wife had flown. Al night be
started out ID pursuit. It was not long ere he
discovered that she had gone TO the house Of IN
intimato friend nor was it long ere be 1esrncd
that his own cntrAnce into that house was de.
basred-in olher words, admission to the pres
euce Of his better hall MAS denied. That night
Was bitter one. The ductor and husband re-
turned TO his own home alobe, and if bo slept
any with the consciousness OF bringing auch
misery upon himself, it was queer. Bright aud
easly on Cuesday morning he was aruuud again
10 the premises wherein his wife had taken
refuge. Still ndmitiance Was refused him, and
he was agaln compelled TO spend the morning
chewing the cud u sweet and bitter fancy, and
relying upon bis own philosophy for compan-
ion. lie thought that surely before night she
would return u hun, but ~ nigh. came and no
wife, LIE was frantic. Morning davned, and
nov the husband sought the laws Of his country
he WAS no longer 10 be srtaed with. lie con-
suited Justice Mcdonald, and that func1ionu1y
advised gentle means, aud deemed it best 10 e1-
haunt tie power Of nor4l iefore trying Legal
measures. The st4ir was placed in the hands
of an officer rho proceeded TO the house on
Third stl eet, near market, where the truaut wife
WAS staying. lie iouud her in tolesabIe good
spirits, and presented her 10 the now repenlant
otnsr nt word. snesd te srni:in sasu
thug, aak kissing and embt. cing followed as a
n,a1ier Of course Each promised faithfully
| never to do so again- Eacn vowed lore aud
affection anew and a.resh, and The two returned
10 their home to make ii all The happier BY dis.
pefling the clouds when tvr i ulltr rhiie over.
shsduwed it.-Ao. Usnocndk
, 1859-12-31
-NkAEKLL+EsfEQEEs

Gen. P. q. Britain has been elected by the
Alabama Legislature 10 ill the Office Of Secre-
tary ot S,ute, racated by The retirement Of the
Hon. JAMES II. Weaver.
AT the Ixte Commencement Of South Caro-
lima College. the Honorary degree Of ID. D. was
conferred on the Right Rev. Alexander Gregg,
late Of Cherxu, Soulh Carolina, but now Bishop
Of Texas.
Col Stetsor, Of the Astor House, New
York, has ho-ted = asg on his ho1et, bessing
Daniel WEbster's metnos abla '' Liberty and In
ion-now aud ioreTer.-pne and iusepatabla,H -
That's the true doctrine. The professional Uo-
ion savers 90 for the Union without the liberty.
a subscription has been commenced in Man
chester, England, in aid of the Jews who hare
fed from Morocco, in consequence Of The in
pending var in that country, snd sought refuge
and protection in Gibraltar, where they are
no. suffering the greatest privatsonH.
The British Government has published in
four volumes the Journals Of the Royal Engin.
eeTs, whlis engaged before SebastopoL Thu
vii. be \ most 1x,uable work Tor ualllarT men,
as the engiocer works there raised aud executed
suzpass any which the world has ever seen.
The Jacksonville {F1.) journal thinks tha:
previous to opening his attack on HELPERS book
the Hon. J. y. G ark. OF Missouri had probably
made bargain with The proprielar Of lhe book
to hare hall the pruass Of It's increased sale.
Capt, Trccarton, recently arrived 1t New
York, from Leghorn, brought with him timin.
uslse jet black stallion. Il hss 4 smooth coat
with long name mud tail. It il but twenty-eiehi
inches high. and is perfectly shipped III e.ery
| respect: :.
- The Dublin Walton continues to announce
subscriptions for the AcN&hon sword, which
| it il sugge.sed, should be fasbioned after th.
"ancient Irish blade" The Aatson's latest dis
eoveEy is that the Irish arc Of CaEshagenia1
origin, and that AcHAhon is descended trom III
punlc Mago.
Mr.. Rembrandt peale, tbs venerable ant
distinguished artist, whosa portrait Of Wash
iDgton, painted iron, life. and The great psctur,
| Of tho Eour< Of Desth,' are wei known, il
! lying i'll At StoningtoD, Conn, whers he stopped
| on his way hone from yiait 10 Boston. Ir
Psale viii b. 81 Jssss of ags On ths a2a Of Feb
ruasy next
, 1859-12-31
Murder in Indianapolis.

lFEtm The Iodan Ella Jpn nsl Thu ataY.}
Yesterday morning Mr.. Joseph Atkinson, an
engineer on the BelIelontaine Ka1lruad, found
The body Of man IN pogues Run, where that
stream ID spaunsd by tie East street bridge.
rLe body lay in \ position that would ut first
lend 10 the supposltiun that the m4n, wlille iiv-
ing, had fallen over the railing OF the blldge, or
had walked over the wall into ths bed ot the
creek. The bodJ was dressed in bluck cassi-
mere pantaloons, heaTy boots, but little worn, a
figured woo.e1 vesL ot fair quality, 4 eholt brown
sn.tinet coat and black cloth cap. The CLOTH
ing generally WIS good, and showed that its
wearrr WIS POSSESSED Of the means for a IT.
Specialize livelihood.
The name Ut the murdered man was Edward
0tt- lie was plasterer by trade, and bud been
Vt work Tor sone time for Mr. James Anderson.
He WIS represented as good wo, kmAn aud .
rather go0d sort Of q nun, With the exception
that once in d ~hI1e he would 60 spreeiug. He
had been in this city but q iew mouths, aud was
thought To be nztlye Of Pennsylvania Of Ger
su.n descent.
The suppositioo il that Utt had been ,uurder-
ed iu soms bouse and carried and thrown into
the creek. He had been carefully washed Of
blood before he was put in the water, aud the
wou .ds concealed rs lar ~ il was possible to 10
70. No auspicion rests on any QUE, as iar rs
we have beard-a mystery surrounding the
whole affair.
This Is the fourth murder in indianapolis
within as many weeks, and the question is sug-
gested, Whittier are NC tending! Cannot some
one is sale. The moat lrequen1ed paris Of the
city are invaded, men knocked down or shot,
aud their bodies ihiown into creeks or cellar
ways. Something must be done to end such
ontIuges, or the good name and character Of our
city VI Ill suffer iu consequence.
, 1859-12-31


It has been generally understood that Judge
Eustace would resign PRIOR to the first Of Janu-
ary, from hints thrown out by himself. and from
the announcement that he would from that date
be one Of Law firm in Chicago. With the un-
derstanding that he had, or was about to resign,
meeting Of the Bar was called, to be held in
Dixon on Thursday oflast weak. The Bar Of
the district wss pretty fully represented at the
time appointed, but nothing was done towards
making nomination, as it then appeared Judge
Eust.cc had not get resigned. The lawyers are
Unable 10 ascertain tbs present Judges inten-
tiop, and he seems but little Inclined to let it
be known what he intends doing
We iearn thatin case judges Office becomes
vacant within year previous 10 the regular
time of holding m election, the Office is filled
by appointment: from the Governor; the last
year OF this term commences next June, after
~hich TING the Governor has the appointing
p,wr.
the Office, apparently must soon 20 begging
10 the diatfict as its dntieA a1c 10 iaborous snd
command 50 poor par, thai those members Of
The bar having fair practice seem 10th to &c
cept the honor.
Among the candidates mentioned, we hear OF
Ar. PRIDE, OF this ptace; Dir. Armor, Of lit. Car
roll; Mr. S~effeld, Of Dixon, aud Nr. Kirk, Of
Sterling. The Whiteside and Lee County Law
date from this place or Mt. Carroll, on account
OF The difficulty OF reaching either poist, 70 do
business with the Judge at chambers, such IL
getting Ipjuuctions Writs Of Ka1eas Cprpts,
&C., which require haste in their procurement
, 1859-12-31

IsHAx71c1Dk-William Wilcox, Of Princeton,
was ind ed last week, BY The: Grand lury. Of
Bureau Couaty, for 'he mn1der Of m infAot.-
He Was arrested on last Wednesday by Cousta-
Bile Adley, BY virtue Of beuch.warr-ut from
Judge Holister. The stories Of the circumstan-
ces connected with this case are SO conflicting,
that it il difficult mater TO ascertain all ,he
facts. It sppears that Wilcox having had illicit
intercourse With woman at New Bedford, unrn-
ed Wright alias Milks, abe became euctente aud
was deiisered Of = child It is stated that Mrs.
Brits, an old lady notorious in New Bedford
and vicinity for certain pecutiarities Of charac-
Ter, npd At whose house The woman in question
was then residing, acted as accouchcr, assisted
BY WiIco1, who, soon aftrr tile child was, born.
strapgied it 10 death! This occurred several
months ago, but by some means the f.grant
deed became exposed. for "muEder vi OUT
Wilcox is now in jail where he will hare to re-
main until the next term Of Court.
, 1859-12-31
Another Wolf Hunt.

As wolves hare become SO numerous that they
kill our sheep, geese, chickens and pigs, we the
undersigned, propose grand Wolf Hnns in The
lumber lying between Rock R.yer und P nc
Greek, including the towns Of Pine Greek, Ore
gou aud Grand Dctour- Tho plan We propose
u tho Citizens Of Ogle County Ind surl GUIDING
country, IL to iorm companies Of fiily or one
hundred each, more or less. and to choose TN
officer for eacL company. and the officers to meet
III ulegon on Saturday, January z6, 1860, to
male Arrangements for The hunt, SO tha1 each
company ma, know on what ground to meet,
lor the hunt. We hope xll will comply with the
proposed arrangements, folm their companies
and appoint their officers, to meet al 2 o'clock
T. u. Ut the day set-
Y HHen'J en- An1 Joha J5oh . Field. S:Waitez
v F.1ce, Johu D4ub1zeu. Nam ri 8. Il 4rsla
uthn lie, john o4da-sf, u. 40dd 1g1on,
OLE County Rtpork<r.
, 1859-12-31
AtHFF IN ChA"tfy. superior C8uf1 81 ~
Chfta7q. Dee .hsheT j.. Mts. t4H.ht.s ID


" mia Cook Cnunsy a---supalor C-u:t Of chiea<ss
In cbAt 1Ty. kdsznu d. Mtessad. Trustee for As. Z.
W. 1<mp>t%44 n. 1ohn U. Nu1!.y. saFah T. Aur'1J.
ss~.-o ALL rh.Asi lkh4s--u1 10 = freote Non& 49,
Pubic nutce y gwen. thAt. n p4ssuAnea or u*>stai
tde. In he zAost eIte1 c.uss "1 fh& tveTy+
Ch.assry Of The superior Of thleo<o. sill, On The
.+ooud aa} If JAnuazy D. s&h u ten O'Clock IN tho
nms soou IT u d aay I'LL public Ion u tae ttste
ptA<r fas .A.h Axths North der Of tbs epn IL ne IN
may nectsuFy aais1 The 4n9opni Of
teess& .utsfs ADd rs- situate IA Cou " Of sestA
and s'4,s II lu.os. ovt: LxAnuuo-,- fo...t+l ~
l.}Mx 81 H. ih tl3 fune~r Or. 4t& l5}
t1.res il ~rvs.te* y. <Eheen tisl hl-<ts~o tls'.
fwxs tzu t.sntJSne tfk s~s. y Two "a! sod t~eety-
e tloj Il TN Twelve H. toeen %. ntssn "a.
ii. tssa lin1 7 In block hef til
lots numbers ss~Lty s.x t<eutT .<sxn th tt."E&
tsa, ihr yt~o -. th'!tV ;hee ID aa th'n1 l"nt -
Kns IS. n'ne wi thlI:een t3l. 10 'F<s 1s d.
tesa tts}. Gas<e u.s. 1vebt co III elAhtt*o u.s. o.ns"
teto ,ls) fw*,tr tA>. tA.n,y one -. ~ n'ytro
t.ents eI4ht Is tstntY - ss ih'ry 4s0> IN h~k
auat~. n.stsj; 1t. sn."trss e4 tw" ~ ihr. ~;
,ousts I've ~ sevsn u eight teA ains ~ 'hrv.a!s
nJ atas. :, t5 w. f-ryoes t.i! t1ty = - 81:
Isl n rex sun'- liz Isl: nutsf y ,~o!s
~ fS;s< ~ ~. q e. =. ,,s H. ~
ri -ea e,T fi s-ess III u r;+*n faas;<tn ss
ee" M ;ssy s.a oi
!. nnih.u's >iatior + H.tein vhrh sua adi't. I.
ls'd oss In th.t PR o sas -oais w. T. 9nantt =
% rsats sa,s:ea W IL e. .. tse Il pr. p- n<.l'n
.h,tn l!ss ssutn *ad West Of The no, ~ "'e a'r
N.4es In chAao n Of ths suYs4ot ceust ot Ct.t.xn-
Rxo. 1874. ff8bt3t ID
, 1859-12-31

~ G,y Cter.S cEce. Chf-z4 q. H.. DIX, TO- 1851.
PuoE Notice h.feoy G.vws. Il i The Comnna c.usei
have oF erAt Stsak ~ e sAskr Ct Eo10W.. In
>puth te VI Illcknr, str e INN Bly
potns ihIe hune red 1ad for fett EaAt Of tisreu
B.J knet II The Sor ii Isl q sx fet vide Ut
pbe psnk Lid On bezshts of n04 b. tnen
se4nllrE int The Earth ale1 Ia betuseH
IL. n. ~ + rtn xs1Je.
~ les The sh- b. construeted In the
rtl ~ Lie Ord .a;lvs to Adx b-t-re
The gay January. 1s$9. - Il te boI.t the
and lie AssAsed .ruaIs<- eiA e
she .hxE. ill., Il. kKElsAsNN.
dxAf vi -
, 1859-12-31
Corporation Rutugs.

GTATE OF. ILLINOIS, County of
~ Cook, S.S--Snptror Court Of Calc1Go, l1nuaIY
Tern. 4: u, - O. vi l.a,a y. seh Jaett w. Wood
x-rt-AtIx huleat.
tuble n. : h.scay given to taA sa.d la5:. Word
r.:d :t t~o E!tse ct !tsusd out OF he oca
nf the CLERK OF shs super & Of Chakn dated The
9Th daT OF Lees mher. A. L.. 49, II The NJ ot ths sad
A.a LIN aoi 1s.n.t IT, ts.4ia o! ths I'D ID :
H. W. d~atd for the q tau3 4ctl1ss.
TED II tho Oh s:ns Of Cu,k and 14a,ta Eouns shh
sd :rlt directed 10 ok Couny. bern sttuzned
No drnt shAl It b ant spos bef,sr +a.d
Su>-stoT Cuun Of Chicago. or b fore tt as day Of
Term ht7eol to be hleu The Court heuss Ia City
oi Cheo on The it MoEd4y Of 4ar.ry A. D. lstl cisa
toecia ball aud Ea to the satd p!a!nds acioo. tut2
nnt H!l lt suffered 1z1nst and fsynt Of tho mid
plaintiff Aa much OF the property 4.t2chei ury
.u3 :snt 70 ~ afy tho s7d 1ikaet aad custs w b-
soia :. s7:!afJ the sa1ae.
WALTER KIXuALI- Cfxtk
, 1859-12-31
Wendell Phillips and John brown.
The editor Of the Troy Artna, having had IN
interview with Wendell Phillips, suys:

interview With " endell Phlllips, suyB:
ave put the question squarxty, We're you
previously acquainted with John Browns in
tentions 10 set .p The standard Of insurrec,ion
in Virginia! ind NE received an equally square
and decisive answer, 40. Mr. Philips ither
stated that be w4s personally but little acquaint-
ed With John Brnwn, and had met him but 4
few times. aud on these OCCASIONS, whenever the
subject ot s.a,npediug STARE had been broach-
.,,d i,ad mt a;dad itrown viii e;thsr 1nots- -
advice. Mr. Phillips further added that be be-
Iieved, nevertheless, that insurre clion fos tho
purpose Of obtaining liberty in the part Of the
slave Was rigAt, but many thugs that we're
right were not expedirnt-' In answer to the
question, Would you respond to a summons to
appear before the Senate Committee of Con-
gicss9 be replied that be would, and ne believe
lint he woull, egeo though, like Martin Luther,
he knew there were as many devils in his wsy
as TILES upon tho house.tops.'
, 1859-12-31

VI mis- Cook Coun.Y, 8 s.-sureztE C~ers Of ChIaAr
xo-tn Char sfy. William wuod. b.sni<oSu.
John Dei ni.t,en. " II cros. " r m Cf11
4. Wo4d R4taeEt u natwu ~, Al xaades Dtanls UUa
j., y. Al. art ahtef AND VIII B. 0Fd q.
cssssl rio red tks nevs -uttt!-t hs
.enh u.J Of .ecxtpo-F a. D. ~ II Scttt Naetef
fAurh il day Of 4ru7rY. 1870. u len o. tot %
10 Of ra'd dav. ~ II pnblo con ~ ih- III
sh< CITY Of ea<, !" ,h- 'ann Of coof nd s'sssnf
Ci.y ~ aesto in sad Coa-ly of Cork LAt
hss,w-nty t7l. IN Beck tAliy to In ". less Al 1uon
to Ch.r lZn- Ira 3tC1T.
Master IN F'hanee1y Superior Com d th!es a.
Chleaep. lee Il. iK2 DE- B. altl
, 1859-12-31

J. rke's hereby given that l, rb.i's Hit eef- The
T.uee eerA" d eli "st ust stseu q ,n!sy
Aufd w eptI ara suao Aia sifx. kd~in H. naf 'sl
III il We daie1 b. lth DAY II D etm$ A.n. to-.
will. defiant" ~ b. msd. IN ,hs r. meat. p<o,ss
C.urt IN te. III afELc. Ceuntr Of Took oths
tw wenty fourth oS nu4.T ~ iseo II Ten od"tk y
the NJ sad dy ubic AetIon 10 sae fatst
tl T. e1h the pfeuses nj real sssA&s cnsa,s I'd "
Tht sou,h ha!r ii ,ta sthwet qua..r Of tbs aex
a1at,er Of y ou tvatiy eu to-n mp tHenfy roth oS
range 1n. ef Il tbut. II lp*l AeF O ,,
~ u set Ewe1.t' nine iown asp tNsh-
y. o'th =" rsax* ten esst n: taef - prnep ~ a.
L .oa aie es Mn T. y n.te NO Y ds* ~ aasa
Is seeorri IN Tic unes II " Kxsodkt o{ L. cbra In
Eoo< \ Gf IEuss D~> ts pafe hs-
, 1859-12-31

The aNove sae Is 1 take plses It ths aams heut
and !. rd.y tNensY. se eah u4y hf January
l.kQ. WILLIAM y, UunEN,
ds9 II. I'd A4tknse Q. M.rsaa akA
, 1859-12-31
}9rtss Grfbttttt.
AJudEfuent on the South,

Thre tuud ed 9 Il 'berr kfpdeps lot.
In d .dse. n from III Qu1k eE CITY.
D worthy pru7dl.tA,r thzpl yeur SUN;
The -oszh Aid uet TIE North need. pity.
When thirty rco'e Of Id! pop youths,
Ct1fnm dfufi Il u OF b sitw ehEc-
WILL xiii to thy1lc. dfen, b md sveat-
Are ri Ct ltus. fEea. D'<trTs col ege!
Psep-rs 70 lleed-and look fof pil-aps!
, 1859-12-31
QR@F1V&-Re1V&
C,If)EW ak NOTICE.

EtY Cl<1k's OEsct. Chicago. III, ptc, 10. 1a:9.
Public Hvsce !. hsstaJ given, sa41 The Eonmou coanu
hare ordered sle ak to be st1ctsa, = tooVs-Un
the ~ 9Th t4 Of 1hn11 Ereet. from Wets AtrsAt to
A1t.f ~ in h- rh p.l.1on. l. fest ~5t< of inch
pine p4ak Lid oeasnes Of not sss ihaa Inch OAK
eauslx <s into lhe the A4zth Lei In ts4wesn
fbem - u turn sven grade.
NoE tic shat! oe eonsTu ted IN the
reQufs " ne Ordinance F<l41lve TO 1l6s w1tk*
fore The 10 1sY VI J.uu4sy- 1eo it =. he Iu BY The
etree 2nA khs ess asseAsed On LhA
eh1rkeahtc thefe1!Ih-
, 1859-12-31

~ t1ty C:esfs O9ee, ChIeasn- H.. Tee. 10, 1sS1.
Public Notes b hereby xtFsr. fha tha Gnmmne Conu-G
kav. ortsst.1 Sle~ ssacatd til TN
kota stts o. Lt7.on from Lz1see 10 IL
nead n IN H. Annh lrtslo, sx feet vi Of sch ptns
pA Aa oe1nn4s Ut iea ih2 b. n& a4k
Ing the earth the ae in ssw thena
~ 10 fofD Al veo kr3Ht.
Now uses. ahau 30 e1nsrueted Ia shs
fes3utt ed oeinanf< eI4 Ire
sns va J Of JAax .Ey. I. 4 eli! b. at Tbs sE.sl
A1fe thsr HitA. Il. HRElsAASS,
drALtotE-1,x II r Elkfk.
, 1859-12-31
WALTER klN8ALl, Clerk
MANN, TAFT E~~ .''>~'. AtssA d<.flELAM
MASTERS SALE State IT / u

ASlEEo ALL ctle II / IL
ltx pu!s Cook uIty Ss.->up~rior coast Of che@&o
Jbhn " ~rot:aeosf Charles fIeons tuaks II AMI
t.H oeneh. ttA,'y a-4rea and Harry b. g. ieh
r. Aiun r NJ. ha43 = Lkll.
PLb eSo'!es !. teny Civ th,t X par nans Of dse1s
t. o.deT tn fhr rpEt leo " tn
Jay Deeenhea. Il. ls3s !sa o<t. " ter n haa.
Gerry " Tho s-pa = sst e hcs9. ~ en Lbs t'as-
-Eth itth} a. Of 1AAu 1870 !. tn, os lek IL th- foIe
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