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I4s.ns sean0ef Z M@h. H4anan. LAY L Co, John
C!tncY o.. Uft4xa, Ill
Chlcako. Dec. Akh, LEI
We beE also. "a refer 10 III: following xentetu. who
Ne aeQuAlnted With AlI tho practical Vozai.ks pro.
ati and ben .aks Of my Mills:
Hon. Wilde D. rrster DO, DO
Hon. George stasttn, %, do
Hon. u ". McCr1y do. do
Lucu2 Patterson, Esa. 70, a.,
aensy WARM. Eaq, Do, IL.
8sfel Wood Esq, d. su
Aan- + Il. y c:npeeli. Detroit, xleh.
Hon. ]. ]. Eals]ehn. Ausssa. MioS.
hou- II D. n. Holland. Mtch.
hon HeuJ ptnoytT. Gfsnl Haven, Mlth
11+ 4 ". ferJ. d.. 10.
+ g. Aason. tsa-. Aaakesoo Mich
Ka9s Sorh Ed do 10
Nh GeztJ. K4q-. White Riyee Nteh.
1oan Van AEmao. ksu.. Chicago, Ill
Walter Lui. ( d. dn ao
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For: Cairo and New orleans.
ri. STEAMER NB'W FALLS c1TY.
3sHE SPLENDID FAST e<sE>
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CHICAGO, Il. PAUL IND FOND DU LAC Z. 4.
GRANGE ~ TINE.

'X0n FIHQEg aATlNRf9a JUST RE-
SNNf agfY2d nd hF salS -
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, 1859-02-17

would hAre committe, cozpnoaed Of The oil.
GERS who went to the C1lmea, to whom be would
Rdd Senator Dayis aud Gen. Shields. ia suiyev
and bay where the Redaus And MaIekoffs rhxIl
He had also other iusuperable objections to the
ohL II It means anything, it means that aho
money is 10 bs drawn hY the tpnnjvk4{inittsr
Who wll mike treaty, and is thus uHering q
premium to revolution. 1n conclusion, Mt. p,
bitterly Condemned thi4 RAMPANT spirit that cla-
teachinE for the conctry. Amer va Get iuto &
war with France and England, we viii tepent il
10 the last dsJ Of our lres. Il will saddle IA
with debts which it will take a. long time Il esi
!id Of - The 1sraelsea we're in Egypt, N skinE
bricks without s;ras. Old John Bull might BE-
likened to a bull ding going 1bout hn4.ing
fanG nen b;s G.af ,,a po9ps 5pmpsr sud Jupiter
they go in ind worry 1t to dedth, Ind lbea oat
goes ualion from the map Of Europe, or il left
IN. It IL crippled allthe-rest Lie iopa} tha
expenses Of the light Oar lower orders have
Al inveter4te hatred ngainst Great nritdiu-
whether just or unjust. ne would NIT say-bpt 70
our nationsl character. II II truc we e4t lsup.
pet8 and read Shakespeare together. but 1hkt IA
NO nore than two Old lsdiear htvins BIT Of
scandal cvern cup ct tea; md hating each 9th
q hkeihe devil We can back againss the bull
dog . terrier that has asven deyil4 io him driyeu
ont Of Mary Msgdalen. Getting into 4hs Mar.
We mnst go through with H. We viii anfdr ~
no"ever We NAY come ont~--"-' $3.50,
M, m. y nnahsa y sdoRslng an aaplratidn o.!
aa uan1e, M ees.ers nut Hod will 60 shapd our
enos 10. Ley ~ 1esa. IN keods Ar. Ihfmp-
suu ~. * eb}nas gseIesn e y, M9F. Ams rheh be
speech - ho was TOO weak 70 stand. 49,; -,
and rsssvidsatlT nneh a. snn..d | ~ III 49, r.r!nt p
The Senate went into Executive Session and
si;srwsrds sotoufned; 49, 80 '..' ~:
:. Aousk--he4sly a4 hour vas Epfnt in q call Of
the House, no quorum being presen. At tbs
uauA time nesting. ="
me House tabled tbs bill increasing The tun.
bar oi Surgeons, Acknowledgment end Por-
ssfs e In a,y see navy: !,
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Illinois River Packet Company.

1ncorported 1s58-capital Stock, S2oo,0o0.
D. J. HANCOCK, PresL ; Wal r HANCOCK. secy
:s,HROUGH BILLS OF LADIEG GIVEN
for Iresht 10 ). 1oula and q! points on The 1no!.
River atthe SeJt rAes Frfsht ta$eD by E1cax9 and
Reck isla1d Railroad ~ rtoFi4. and Steamboat from
Geuce. ForpSrtena lfs Apply to -"
-. Z. " ALNthDER / CD. A9snts,
ts1 lua-ea&f :. 1aaH eth attr st., Cidcaso. i'll
PITTSBURGH, tT. WAYNE 4 CHICAGO Z. Z
1869. -WINTER.RATES.. 1860
Through Freight Line
TROA DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
IL notice, Fre;aht Will be carried over this Line u
, 1859-02-17

For Central and W extern Iowa, Ncbra.-
k& and KRnHak.
, 1859-02-17
at5a Lal .srt1' WALGLRK1ARAbkM M6k.
Thompson M1hnp. Pit II AuJA fe3 cli9 HI.


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i rsSaa sod,s + h.r.e,-.,.a 70 u. ND Aaar.v j.
ftt fhet viii Of i41,sd ca The sfce of
the Click oomf q COOK oou1iy dtted The fou1.h
dxy Of Detembr AID les II ht sut Of the 1aA JelsAn
e Eess~ md Foster 1hanet md Rka.nH ne est.1e Z
ia so1 F.S 1assn 3 ~ e % II 4 poof conns aaS
Thlahs tatd M ~ ZEN tetaraea e4eented -
hisd pe.fas19 10 suH ppeaF Se.orr tAe sda C1ra5t
U1t r uf beee tte eyst dsy Of thene1t
1pe1l 4esr1 thereof 6e ho}aenxf the g&* House. IN
tbs CT Of QhIcax2s "a u, nzt Monday II Jsn9J a.
D. ~ 4vs Nsei4 eati nd ptsa1 70 DE taidpaiadkt
Of tin md Isxp AAe4tuF nd PossH sknoe, aAd -
ma1h nf III tfoterH Attae4nd ri E4I b9 so4ent aoi
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, 1859-02-17

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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
"A Merry CHaristInas.

Saint Nicholas, the driver of the Reindeer
team, is expected to make tour through town on
Saturday evening. Our advertising columns fur
nish some important information of his opera
tions. In addition it may be said that Tarbell
u Co. have supply of Gift Books, ranging
from Mother Goose's Stories to the mos ele-
giant Annals. A. f. Durant also adyertises
fine gifts for the holidays. E. II. Rudd, has the
Overland Journey of Horace Greedy "a very en-
tertauing work" also "Once a week." and a
lot Of bou toys, just the thing for the little folks
Bronson Co. have perhaps, the most complete
assortment of sugar Toys, Ia menagerie of
the whole animal kingdom in sugar, besides a
largo display in wood, dogs, horses Gait lie grit
fins dragons, in attitudes couchant, ram pant, on
rockers, and wheels. "Our Charles" can Ger.
tainly be suited from this variety,
P. S. Latest.-We stop the press" to an
nounce that Brown Il Weeks have the largest
stock of gifts in the market Be sure to give
them a call
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
Close of School Term.
Public EXorpiSas.

The present term of tn Public Schools in this
City, will end the present week The Primary
and intermediate departments will close this af-
ternoon, (Thursday)
This evening, the members of the Normal
School, will have public exercises in the High
School room, commencing precisely at o'clock
These exercises will consist of essays, declama,
tions,recitatations &c, The,entertainment which
viii be afforded will we doubt not be of a highly
interesting character, and we trust there will be
good attendance of the friends of education.
On Friday morning at IL O'Clock, the exercise,
of comforting certificates on the scholars in the
Primary department., who have been examined
and adjudged worthy of promotion will take
place in the High School room. 1t is hoped that
the scholars who are to be prom oted on that oc
casion, will enjoy the presen ce ola goodly mum
Der of parents and friends
On Friday evening, commencing precisel
at o clock, the scholars of the High School vii
have public ex ereises in the High School room
The particulars of the evening entertainment
will be found on the programmes The friends 0
the school in the city as we'll as in the country
are invited to attend.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

FIREMAN's BALL,-Star Company, No. 1 are
making preparations for an entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening, Dec. Both
The proceeds are to be appropriated to the pur-
chase OF new Hose Cart. 1t IS expected that
the beauty and the chivalry of Kenosha will be
largely represented on the occasion.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

W Fire Engine Co KENosHA No. 2, received
theirnew Hose Carriage from Chicago to-day
The Carriage is one of the best in the western
country, and will add much to the efficiency o.
our fire department. Hose Company will be
fromed Immediately to take charge of the Car.
Carriage.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Deserved Compliment-The State Fire
Insurance Company of New Haven, Conn.
through their agent, Leonard Lee have made 8
substantial present to Mr.. J. f. Henry of this
city, for his brave and hazardous efforts, as one
Of the members of Kenosha Co. No. 2, in arrest.
ing the fire on Main street four weeks ago.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Rescue, II. & L. Co. No ], will give their
Annual Ball at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday
evening, January End, 1860 The Racine City
Band will be in attendance, and good time
may be expectod
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Lecture-We trust that none of our reader,
Will fail to be present at the Lecture of Prof
North on the evening of Monday, the Goth ms t
at Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is the first time Prof
North has lecturedHn our city. He brings with
him reputation for finished scholarship and fol
genial and ready wit, which should insure him
most cordial welcome
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

FALSE ALARM. The bells rang an alarm OF
lire on Saturday evening last A lot of noisy
mischeYous boys induced the alarm. The city
authorities should see toit, that such imposiions
are not repeated.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Musio.-We have just received THE North
Western Railway Polka" a descriptive musical
compost ion of great beauty, published by HIM
higgins, As Lake Street. Chicago. Mr.. Hig-
gins has vast collection of sheet music, COM
prisng the most popular songs and instrument
tai pieces, and is constantly publishing new mu-
sic, among which we may mention, "Our Moth
err" most exquisite song and cover the River, >
the latter of which is now in press.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Good ORDINANCE. The Common Council
on Monday evening last considered an Ordinance
requiring all Saloons, drinking establishments
and places of public resort for playing billiards
or other games, shall be closed after 10 o'clock
at night If the city authorities void strictly en-
force such ordinance an immense amonnt of mis-.
chief will be prevented, and many of the young
saved from obstruction.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Y The proposition submitted to the qualified
electors of the city on Monday last, to levy a
taz to purchase fire bell, &c, was voted down
by 10 majority
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Young Mems Prayer Meeting For
several weeks past the young men connected
with the High School, have been in the habit
OF meeting around at private houses, for the
purpose OF holding religious COME renee anC
prayer meetings. AT some of ther late meet
lngs' as many as thirty or forty young men have
been present. This is good indication.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

~ The friends of the Rev. J. Lathrop. pro.
pose to make him donation visit on the eve.
ming of January Sd 1860
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Ey-We learn about one hundred dollars were
realized at the donation visit to the Rev. Mr..
Lull on Tuesday evening.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

CANDLE FACToRY-O Sholes.
PICTUREs.-For the hollydays
COUNTY Teachers Association.
LUMBER for sale at reduced prices
SOMETHING for Christmas at Lyman & Bones
LOsT.-A Yellow Fur Tippet, also red Co.
raj necklace
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
Established 1888.
HERRTcK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS
Cy- CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM As
Herr1ck's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE GREAT STRENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheanest unuanhnld pa.asa-. :. IL =

World.
These renowned Plasters pains and daras
IN the back SIDES and breast in FIVE hours CERTAIN
hey 10 40 TINS that the proprietor Spread
from resins baans and gums beautiful kid leather
ders them peculiarly adapted wants of EeaLs and
ether Their application is Internationally the strong
the decac woman and the feeble infant.
al they W prove balm and blessing Their agree
aoe ana without annoyance trouble. plaster will
wear from one to four months and in rheumatic
spralns and bruises frequently effect all
edes fa Full directions will be found back Of each
uc speakers yocast ministers Of the gospel Others
Will strengthen their lungs and improve their voices In
ing them their breast. Price Is 81 cents. - 49,
The above articles sold by the dealers in Keno
sha and by Druggists throughout the United States
and South America wholesale all large the
principal cities. HERRICK & BROTUER' - Wv
PRTCTIcAL CHEMISTS, Albany N Y,
chicago wholesale agents, Bolles, Smith & Co Penton
Co. Bokee, Phillips Co.. and by dealers every where
Sold by F. Robinson Kenosha. - ''' tvs0
For Sale by +. ROBINSON Kenosba
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22

Circulating Library -Messrs II. II. Tar
bell q Co. have established in connection with
tn cir book store circulating Library. The
Library consists mostly of works of Romance
of the most noted writers in this and other coun-
tries, as I, S. Arthur, Mary A. Bennett, Mrs.
Southworth, Dumas. Eugene Sue and others.
AS this class Of works is seldom referred to after
atirst pcrusal,we presume many fiction readers
will avail themselves of the opportunity of read
ing them for the nominal sum of fire cents.
Messrs. Tarbell Il Co. also keep on hand a
good assortment of Sheet Music, and Piano &
Melodeon, Instruction Books.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
snow.-The first real snow storm of the sea

son, took place on last Saturday evening.
The began in the cleaning
And busily all the night
Had been heapng field and highway
With silence deep and white.
And in the morning
"Every PINE and fir and hemlock,"
alias
Every red, and white, and black oak,1
Wore ermine too dear for an earl
And the poorest twig on the elm tree,
Was frinEed inch deep with pearl"
The sight,indeed was. so tempting, that the "si
lence deep and white, twas early in the morning
and all day Sunday, marred by the sleighs, and
the ''jingling and the tinkling of the BELLS"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
Chicago Advertising.

r. Q u N ID S & LAN(ID O
General Advertising Agents 155 Randolph Street.
thorsed to receive Advertisements for his well
Of the most influential and largest cir culating paper
throughout the entire North West.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
This Ipboice embraces

1000 yds Merrimac Prints, to sell at......1O
900 yds Manchester & Pacific Prints, at......1O
1000 Bedding Prints, at.-..........5 to 0
1000 lbs Cotton Batting, to weigh cut, at 10
900 yds new styles DeLanes, ..-I2t to %
Large Lot of Merinos and Valencia Cheap.
20 pieces Good Cotton Flannel .121
10 pieces Best Red Twled Flannel, .373
5000 yds Cocheco Heavy Cotton one yard wide,
the best In the word,
80 pieces supertine Bleached Cotton, 12I worth Is
10 pieces Irish Linen .-.--.....-...6O worth 80
so dozen Ribbed Wool Hose IS worth ID
Id dozen Linen Handkerchief 81 worth 70
20 dozen Linen Handkerchief. $3.50. 30 worth 81
10 dozen Ladies' Hoods, new Style. rs worth 81
1000 yds Linen Crash, ..-......-...6 81 worth 10
Reversible Mantel Shawls, very fine, new STYLE,
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Il All Wool Double Shawls. -. S. 90 worth 81 so
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-22
GBe NtnosBa Ttlegrap5
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS
New Advertisements.

AenOSha, Thursday, Dec. 22, 1859.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30
FRANK HENRY,
50 West Fourth street, Cincinnati.

HAVE WE &GREATER THAN PIccoLoMIN1 IN
OUR CoUNTRY2-Italy, Germany, France, Eng
land and other countries of the Old World have
for years furnished us with songStresses, and
the American public has generously footed
their bills and sent them "upon their way
home rejoicing" But a new star in the bright
constellation of sweet warblers has recently
appeared in the person of Mrs. ]. Il. Long, of
the "Athens of America" She is now in
Chicago, and represented by the press of that
city, and also of Boston, as being lady Of
extraordinary musical attainments, and in an
article addressed to the editor of the Chicago
Press and Tribune, signed by number Of
prominent residents of Chicago, she is said to
"possess highly cultivated voice." and her
unaffected pathos gives her marvellous power
over an audience. In conclusion the article
says "She is, withal, SO estimable in all the
relations of private life, so graceful and charm
ing, that to those who know her, it is no won
der that she wins all hearts,"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-30
damning innovation Says Mr. STEPHEN.

damning innovation. Says Mr. STEPHEN
SON:
"1 was threatened to be ducked in the
pond if proceeded, and, of course, we
had great deal of the survey to take by
stealth, at a time when the people were at
dinner We could not get it done by night:
indeed, we were watched day and night,
and guns were discharged over the
grounds of Capt Bradshaw to prevent us.
can state further that was twice turned
off Mr.. Bradshaw's grounds by his men;
and they said, if did not 20 instantly,
they would take me to Worsley"
Among people who have any sense,
these ridiculous fanaticisms are usually
followed by wholesome reaction. 1t is
said to be difficult thing to find man
in either New York or Philadelphia, who
is willing to remember that he was ever
opposed to street railways. And yet the
same species of opposition, with the same
reasons, pretenses, and imaginary causes
of disturbance, have to be repeated in
every place where such improvements
are proposed. Nor is it to be supposed
that they are insincere. A large number
of our fellow-citizens are as earnest and
Is sincere in their opposition to railways
in our streets, as the people of Crete are
to the construction of carriage road
among their mountains, and for reasons
precisely equivalent. They occurred to
the first man who opposed hoe as an
innovation, bad in precedent and danger
Gus to the fabric Of society, as they will
to the last man who, before the end Of
the world, shall protest against that dis
covery which puts the crown of complete
ness to the application of science to the
useful arts.