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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-23
From the Rockford sister.
Kenosha and Rockford Railroad.
IRON SECUREn,

1t affords us no little pleasure, in which we
are sure our citizens generally will share. to be
able 10 announce the fact that the iron for the
completion of this Road to Rockford the pres
ent season, has been secured. Letters were re.
ceived in this city yesterday, announcing the
completion of the CONTRACT. An extract from
one from G. G. Briggs, Esq, now in New York,
under date of" New York, June 18th" is as
follows:
The contract for the Iron is just signed, seal
ed and dcliuered. They commence delivering
1T next Monday, and by contract it is to be de-
llyered in twenty days from that time"
The following dspatch;from the President of
this end OF the line Rharles II. npafford Esq.
also IN New York, was likewise received here
yesterday forenoon:
" Our Iron for the Railtcad will be shipped
by the 2lst Of this Month, and will arrive in
Chicago in twenty days from day of shipment. y
This renders the completion of the Road GER
TAM and new era Of progress will then dawn
upon Rockford. Hurrah for the Kenosha s.
Rockford Railroad
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The largest mirror ever imported into this
country has Just been received from Paris for
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, N. Y, now in process
of completion. Its dimentions are IS by 1S5
inches, and its cost, inclusive of frame, is about
81 500. a.e
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

SOEbEC, June ~
The Anglo Saxon having arrived, the papers
received furnish some details of The battle of
Magirta.
1t appears that on the 4th inst. the French
troops were under orders to cross the Ticino at
Garbigo.
The Emperor in his official bulletin says this
or'ler was well executed, though the enemy in
great force offered determined resistance The
roadway WAS narrow and during two hours the
Imperial Guard sustained, unsupported, the
shock of the enemy. Meantime Gen. Mcmahon
made himself master of Magenta Afrer this
most sangmhary conflict the enemy was repuls-
ed at every point.
It's said that the Austrians in the precipita
ton OF their evacuation of Milan left their can
non and treasure behind
The Emperor says that the troops have cap
tured twelve thousand Austrian muskets
The municipality of Milan, presented an ad-
dress to King Victor Emanuel, in the presence
of the Emperor.
The King was to enter Milan Tuesday, June
7th.
The Austrian official bulletin says the conflict
was desperate between the LIST and Sd army
corps and the enemy in some force. The con.
test vas undecided and continued on Sunday.
Our troops threw themselves on the enemy
with ardor and perseverance worthy of the most
glorious feats of the Imperial arms
The London Times says there was very hard
lighting at BufalOra with varying success
The battle lasted till late at night and was
continued the next day at Magenta.
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Foreign II ews.
Great Battle Between the French and
Austrians
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIDES!!
OUEBEC. June 10

QUEBEC, June Is.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liv-
erpool on the 9Th inst, arrived this NOR
ming. Her advices are four DAYS later.
LIVERPOOL MADKET. All quotations
of bread stuffs had slightly declined.
The provision market was dull.
LONDON, June7th.-Consols are quo
ted at 90 l-3a93 "a.
The Queens speech was delivered in
Parliament on the 9TH inst. 1t contains
nothing of Importance.
A motion was pending of want of
confidence in the Ministry.
A desperate battle was fought at Ma
genta on the 4th of June, between the
allied army, under Emperor Napoleon.
and the Austrian army, under Gen,
Hess, in whic unlimited forces were en-.
gagged on both sides. Emperor Napol-
con, in his dispatches to the Empress, at
the Tuilleries, claims decisive victory.
saying that his army took 1000 prison.
ers, disabled 10000, and captured three
caunons, 2 standards; he estimates the
loss of his own army at {, 600, but it was
rumored in Paris, that the French loss
was between 5000 and 10000. It's re.
ported that there were from 100000 to
100000 Austrians, and 10000 French
engaged in the battle.
The Austrian accounts differ widely
from those of the French. Their bul.
letlns speak of several battles beino
fought with varying success on both
sides. 1t was still undecided on the
night of the 9th as to who had gained
the victory. Great losses on both sides
are reported.
Five ofthe French Marshals and Gen.
erals were wounded. Marshal Count
paraguay d. Killers has been supplan.
ted in his command of the first corps de-
ornaee by General Forney.
-Four Austrian Generals and five staff
officers were wounded in the battle.
There had been general revolt at
Milan and the people had declared in IA
vor of the King Of Sardinia. The Aus
TRANS retired from Milan, but the city
had not yet been occupied by the
French.
Late rumors detract from the French
the victory at Magenta. 1t was believ-
ed that proposals ofpeace would follow
the entrance of the French army into
Milan.
FRANCE,-The city of Paris had been
Illuminated in honor of the victory of
the French arms at Magenta. The Pa
ris Bourse was active and threes had
The details of the latest news by the
Europa, reporting the Austrians in re-
treat across the Ticino, is fully confirm
ed. The French crossed the Ticino at
Buffalora and Durbigo. There was con.
siderable fighting at both places. .
GREAT BRITAIN.-The Queen deliv-
cred her opening speech to Parliament
on the 18th. She laments the outbreak
of war. She did all she could to pre-
vent it, and procIaims her strict and
neutrality. She says the ma
w has been increased beyond the au.
thority granted by Parliament, and asks
for its sanction. She recommended the
opening of diplomatic intercourse with
Naples. She expresses hope that the
reform question will be settled at this,
or at the next session, in the House of
Commons.
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The Chicago, st. Paul & Fond du
Lac Railroad having been sold to the
bond holders, new company has been
organized, and the name changed to
the F" Chicago and North western Rail
way Company"
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LIBERAL.-The city of Detroit spent three
thousand dollars in entertaining the Milwaukee
Light Guard and their guests on the occasion
of their visit last week. icaukee Ne,cs.
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The brilliant success of the American Allan
tic Monthly has induced Smith, Elder & Co.,
of London to attempt magazine ON the same
plan, for which Mr.. Thackery is secured as
chief editor, who will be assisted by the best
English writer's ."E afa
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-23

B@ Sleeping cars have been placed on the De-
troit & Milwaukee Railway. faE r.t
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1t is estimated by experienced men now en-
gagged in the business, that one hundred thousand
dollars will be paid to the Inhabitants of Rich.
land and Bad AK COMMITTEES for Ginseng this sea-
snO
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KENOSEHA, WIS,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Sight exchange on New York always for SALE
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange without otho
barge.
Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. H. KIAiBAII,. CasB,er
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Or. ]. H. Robinson and the New York Mer
cury---a Brilliant Eneagep,an+

cury---a Brilliant Engagement.
The immense improvement that has exhibited
itself, during the past few years. in weekly li:era
ture, has received impetus from the engage
meat, by the proprietors of the New YORK AER-
cUKY, of DR.. j. II. ROBINSON, one of the most pop.
ular and talented of American authors DR.. Rob.
insOn'S best known work, hitherto, is the celebrated
Buck Bison," which first appeared in the MER-
curry, and was received with the greatest favor in
all parts of the country where real sterling literary
power and interest are appreciated subsequently
1--WE others, entitled " Nick Whites" and One
Eyed Saul" appeared In another journal, and add
ed still more lustre TO the suthor's laures Ar.
engagements have now been made BY the proprie,
tors Of the MERCURY to secure this talented aud
brilliant pen for their columns only, and Dr. Rob.
nsons works will appear, in future, illustrated by
the magic pencil of America first artist Felix O.
c. barley.
The first fruit of this new enterprise has lust
come forth, i'll the form of fascinating romance of
The Northern Trapping Grounds, bearing the at
tractlve title of PARKWAY; or the Mountain
Outlaws" in which the favure character of Mick
Whifles' is continued surrounded by the "dihikil-
ties" and drolleries that have made his name fam
forever. AS the truthful deljnoaon of the wild
life of the hunting grounds is Dir. Robinson's own
chosen department of literature, and one in which
he has held the palm for many years, we may look
forward with much pleasure to the perusal of
"Pathaway," which has been written con amore,
and is designed by its author 10 he his most finished
and interesting work. Indeed it WILL without
doubt, prove equal to any thing of the same nature
that has ever been published in this country, not
excepting the rOmances of the immortal Cooper.
Tie brilliancy of thought. cearness of exples-
sion, imaginative Tone and beauty of incident that
are the distinguishing features of DIR. Robinson's
writings render him the favorite of all classes of
readers; and although the proprietors of the MER-
curry have engaged him for term of years, at
higher price than has ever before been paid by
newspaper to any American romancer, there is lit
tie question but what they will have every reason
to be eminently satisfied with the arrangement A
story by DIR. Robinson, with illustrations by Oar.
ley, cannot fail to crafty the fastidious taste
and create profound sensation of interest through
out the whole reading world; and the success Of
" Pathway, or the Mountaini Outlaws" must be
already regarded fixed fact. .-t
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STILL LATER.

SANDY Hook, June 21.-The steamship Kan
CARGO has arrived. Her dates from London and
Liverpool, June 9th, by Telegraph to Queens
town.
LIVERPOOL, 9th-Breadstuffs continued
dull
A Turin despatch of June 4th says there were
10000 Austrians i'll the battle of whom 20.OOO
were placed hors du combat and 7 90 Prisoners
The French lost only $500 xii ed and wound
ed.
The Government of the King of Sardinia was
already established at Como and Sondro
Az izr.lI Of he pa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

SLoAr g. Co.'s SEWING MAcHINEs.-These ma
chimes being an upon of the other patents
have risen rapidly public favor and getting into wide use
throughout the country. The recommendation of the
Sloa machine simplicity, the with which it is learned
and worked the great variety OF work 1t will do and Its small
liability to get The of the leather pad
and the chcapness machine also great
os Persons in of such article cannot do
better call the agency of NJ Hedck No. 81 Canal
street and judge themselves of the merits of the soa
chine The sale large there being less than fifteen hun
dred machines made and arrive for the New Orleans
agency alone We direct the attention Of readers 10 Mr.
manifesto the subject in another part Of this
III Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

EXCELLENT MEDIcINEs.-Messrs. j. Wright 4 Co.,
the extensive and well known dealers in medicines drugs etc.
p and 5i Charres street, this morning excellent
remedies-as DIR. Dasss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar,
Helmhod's Genuine Preparation Wners Canadian Yer
nfuge and Daley's Magical Pain Extractor which they
offer for sale wholesale and retail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
COMMISSION AND IMPORTING HousE.-There is no

Commission AND IMPORTING HOusE'-IHeic Is ho
house better or extensively known to the trade than the
heavy concern S. D. Gratinn Co., commission mer-
chants and importers of wines and brnndes 50 Csomhoue
They opeatc largely III orders for direct Importation and deal
extensively in exchange being regular drawers on faris
Nantes Bordeaux In their extensive warehouses coi-
an stock of Nl marketable descriptions OF wines
and liquors. ordinary the choicest and costlest brands
of most genuineness and unsurpassed excellence
the long experience of the gentlemen of the firm and their eS
tenye connections securing them every advantage ana
facility getting and constantly keeping up s good
ms can side of the Atlantic They deal IN all 'e
ecetcrs which ordinarily included In the business ol VIII"
importing houses olive oil preserved fruits corks ETC es
and country referred to advertisement oi
n q. & To.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
c.prrrs IAn1E AND PIANO COVERS, Erc.-Eyel

CARPETS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, ETc.-Eyery'
body more less furnishing refurnishng his or her
house. the carpet business immensely prosperous Mess
] d. pDnncron Co. 24 Canal street, foesaw this rush ana
ARE prepared with large and completely assorted stock
of carpengs the latest Styles curtain materials window
shades and cornices cords trimmings, etc.
Their stock piano covers worthy particular AT
tenion including does extensive md elegant variety
of goods of English German manufacture Some
of The kinds and qualities goods enumerated in nd
yertisements, which we direct attention
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

SHOE LEATHER CHEAr AND FANCY AND efAfhh
DIV Goops-Mr L. b. Churchill, of the uptown dry goods
nnrir corner of Apollo Eato Streets advertise ladies
ers one donr per pair cldens shoes at fifty cents per
mir an assortment staple and fancy dry goods just received
having been bought low at auction,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
Irsr orrsrp,-Mr. =. A. Tyler has iust openet

JUST OPEsEp.-Mr. E. A. Tyler has just opened
his elegant jewey No. ITO Canal street. stock Of
beautiful and excellent icwelry and fancy goods watches
and silver cutlery and and pistols Persons desiring
recherche and costly in the ewelry time pieces
warranted and lasting articles of yertu for mantle anu
toilet have watches clocks repaired swey and
silver made order be to have the objects
answered in the satisfactory manner at No. lo Canai
adx isenc :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

SEAsoSABIE AND ELEGANT DRY-GooDs.-Me ask
the attention not only of lady readers o' OF m re
for all are Interested the several advertisements OIL 'hc
velknown house of enthuysen, Lewis oo.' NO. ilo '
For extent variety their stock is usrpassaole anu
,., ~ cus,omer he a planter desirons of getting his dry
goods spnes or lady in quest of spool OF threal par OF
oye calico or the costly of silk robes each ana every
oue can he supplied with what will entirely meet their wishes III
, lowest prices No l6 Canal street one ot the most popular
o shoppng cpots and continual tide OF eninns ses o"
in peasnnt weather. The intimate acquaintance OF the pro
nretors with Orleans trade enables them 10 ee1 III "
and which the market and a their goods o
in demand their business is consequently immense rs "e"e
m t crowds of customers who constantly beset their doors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

FASHIONABLE CL0TH1NG.-Wh hoeVef wants 10 nave
his person decorated with clothing which will add to the ornn
to rc or hi, nesop or wonld attire himself in we'll
fitting and durable garments comfortably adapted for detyns
the eyjos reo winter climate ench be grhtited by
calling at the clothing of N c. Folger Son. for they keep
goods to suit body their and their peculiar wants.
Planters md dealers interior supply their plantations
r t stocks on advantageous the store of Nessrs
r.r Son tn whose advertisement direct their attention
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

New WoRsTED SToRE.-Mr. F. Gueble has opened
street. above Holmes and heavy
stock of worsed goods consisting of wosed and fancy bead
embroerie worcd nubas hoods plain nets etc
eced during the in the markets of France and Ger
nay Mrs eble, who knows what the Indies Of New Or
He also full assortment of zephyr woreds
and Shetland wool do which he will sell extremely low We
refer readers to Mr. Guebes advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
BY ]. B. WALTON.

DESIRABLE oNE-sToRY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELL
ing House, suitable for small family.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofice 10 Bank Place
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, Mt IL O'Clock
M. at the ST. Charles Exchange without reserve, will be
sold
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District, in the square
bounded by Apollo Bacchus Philip and First Streets
ing 20 feet front First street, by depth Of 10 feet ince,
and lines which is substantial story and attic frame
Dwelling and out buildings complete and In good repair
BB~TERMs-The purchaser to assume the payment Of three
payable 5S January 1866 5S July 1850 58 January
1861 each for 1915 with interest from maturity at per
cent interest per and interest after maturity
until pad60 in cash. and the balance in the note OF the pnr
chaser payable from the day Of sale and bearing per
interest per and mortgage until final payment and
per the after maturity if not pncualy
paid.
The buildings insured against the risk Of FIRE by the
chaser the policy Of insurance transferred to the vendor
of the nrychasc- " - n3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

SHOCKING MuRDER..-In the Leavenworth Times
we find the following:
Mr.. VIM Harpole, living on the Cottonwood
Southern Kansas, some five miles from Toledo,
killed German on Thursday night last in the most
cold-blooded manner. He called him from his
house, shot him five times, and then hung the life
less body on the corner of the house. After per-
petratng this horrid deed he delivered himself up
to the authorities, but subsequently made off.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF TIE Cry
OF NEw oRLEAss-Merchans parents ard Young gentlemen
referred advertisement An institution thai has stood for
quarter of its merits alone does not require
any Recommendation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

INDIAN OuTRAGEs. - The Americus Sentinel
breckenridge county, Mo- estimates that twenty
one emgrants have been killed during the last few
weeks by the Indians on the Santa Fe route. 1t
also says there were three weekly mails from Santa
Ft which had not arrived at Council Grove on Sat
urday I'D ut., the last one being due on the even
ing of that day. The only probable reason for
their delay is trouble with the Indians the route.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

. B. PIFFEr SONs-These famous dealers, whole.
RETAIL in European and American fancy goods dress
trimmings toys l22 Canal street, will make display Of
their peculiar merchandise this anscenng the
which in they have always had
hand Probably lnger fancy toy
together anywhere than that which they have laid in
their magazine Of nondescrpt goods The child
with spend suit fancy their the
chant purchase bill any amount and do it IA
perhaps than elsewhere the continent fog hey
buy in Europe North only sesed By
long experience and extensive dealings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, WE'LL LOCATED AND VERY
convenient to business, at Auction.
BY j. 3. WALTON,
THURSDAY, 18th Now, 1859, Mt 1a o'colck

THURSDAY, 18th Nov, 1859, mt 12 O'cOlck
J. NJ, n Charles Exchange, will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Caronde
APOLLO street, Melpomene, St Charles nate Nayades)
Terpscore d feet 5nches front on Ca
ronce by no feet in dep between parallel lines upon
this lot there is - . .. , ,,-,, ~,
X MODERN TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, with
containing the usual number Of rooms eleny
hall galleries in front and breakfast ROOM
etc extending the OF the lot leased to good tenant
for $ per annnnl, until the 3Ist October, 1850
H3y-TERMSThe purchaser will assume the payment OF two
April 1860 pay April, 1861 with per cent
atnuu interest maturity and 10 give bis note for
5000 at years day of sale with per
interest special mortgage and for the balance cash.
-Also-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by ST.
Charles date NayadesJ street. Caiope. Clio Carondee
streets measuring each Is feet inches front St. Charles
street by depth 6 feet 10 inches and lines, between
allel lines, running back TO alley in the iee
wide opening Clio street with the improvements and build
ings thereon consisting of - -. 49,,
marble nanels wide hall galleries front and
pantry, kitchen, ironing closet, the hrst
door large bed and cabinet in the main building
and waerclose in back building
the there is alley for each house opening on ST.
wide This property is aont
directly the line Of the Carroon and Lafayette Railroads
Apollo Py,ania lines Of omnibuses
and offers opportunity for safe investment.
HTERMSOne third cash. balance a, and two years In
the purchasers in equal nstalments bearing interest al
per per annu from day of sale maturity and pei
cent thereafter puncnaly paid secured by
the property the property be kept insured by the purchaser
! and ihe policies transferred to the vendor.
Maznreau, ESD, Notary Public, at tn
expense o the purchasers. n3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
-aa=+--s=-s---- -4-t-A-s-- ---s+4--a1
WANTED.

WANTED.A GENTLEMAN OVER TWESTf-FlyE .
w years resident of this city and perfectly familiar with
the Grocery Western Produce Business speaking French
and Spanish is desious of making with
Wholesale Grocery Western Produce House Sales
and General Outdoors Business Man for compensation
will enable him support small genteel family lie Is
disposed all his time. Address q. of Box h
Post Office. il7 u
yXTANTED-llGIRLT TO DO THE WORK OF A SMALL
w faluiIy A,Ily att C,aSolet nj tt
w ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, FOR SOME YEARS
w resident Of the city situation in grocery produce or
commission house
respectfully refers Messrs Parmee Bro,
Solomon, ESD o Il. j. Hart Coz Clark, Mosby Co.,
Nixon Adams "a,
Please address advertiser at this Office. ol9 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

New STORE AND NEW GooDs.-The thousand
ies who this morning read the crowded columns Of the
referred the advertisement of Mr. +. r. Hardons
store @ Charres where he has opened splendid
stock Of millinery goods bonne Artificial flowers ribbons,
feathers dress trimmings etc One Of the items Of his stock
largely worthy attention beautiful lot Of ladies' riding hats
the like of which has been seldom and which have only
be to be admired These goods offered for sale low aud
fancy that there will rush % Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

es FOR SALE.-JEsT ARRIVED, WITH
~ choice LOT of Virginia and Carolina NEGROES consist
IN ing Of Field Hands fiacksrntis, Carpenters Cooks
S Washers, Irone and Seastr and will be receiving
supplies during the which offer for sale for cash
or approved paper.
NJ have my office from Espanade to No % a
rome street between Union and Pcrddo blocks
west of Charles Hotel No brokerage paid sae Of Ne
trrons JOHN b. SMITH,
No % jaronnc street,
sol frSW New Orleans. La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
se2l 6n&W

"A have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
W Field Hands Cooks Washers and ironers;
AIs1 Two Backsnihs, No. Brickayer hve sooa
Carpenters, and one good Cooper ,--.
Which will sell low for cash good IL months city accept
Persons wishing purchase would do well to give me cali
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply 10
~ II. +. PETERSON,
prTi do street,