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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

PACIFIC RtILROAD.-The news of the failure
of the Pacific Railroad bin in Congress, created
great dissatisfaction in California Some of the
California papers intimate secession from the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

BARNUM, who has been spending a
year or two in Europe, making money
IN varios ways, is said to be coming
home.
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HE undersigned will be a candidate for the
0iIce City Marshall at the ensuiag charter cleo.
Iol' MICHAEL CLARK.
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City Treasurer.

The undersigned offers himself as a candidate for III
oco os City Treasurer and respectfully solics the sniff
RACES of his fellow citizens at the charter election.
Aehosha' march q, 1859. A. p. TYMESoN
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Independents Candidate fer szarsr.al.

Fhe undersigned will an independent candidate
for City Marshall irrespective of party or party nonpa
tons. --- IAcap .AJcxIx,rv
March 81, 1889
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

OUR democratic friends in Pennsyl.
vania are in state of disorganization.
Two State conventions-one represen.
ting the Buchanan interest, and anotb.
er the Douglas and Forny interest. will
be held. The breach is irreparable.
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2Republifau Nominations.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
For Mayor.
GEORGE BENNETT.
For City Clerk
CYRUS Il. LEWIS
For City Treasurer.
ABRAHAM HANSON.
Fer Justice of the Peace.
SILAS AMEs.
For City Marshall.
JOHN THIELAN.
For Assessor.
GURDIN CILLETT.
WARD OFFICERS.
FIRST WARD.
(The nominations in First Ward not yet made.
SECOND WARD.
Aldermen
WILLIAM III. SMITH.
AUGUSTUS HUCK.
FREEMAN ROSE.
School Commissioner.
GOTLIEB WEAVER.
Constable.
WILLIAM VINCENT.
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen.
JOSEPH v. QUARLES,
DANIEL HEAD,
PETER WOOD.
School Commissioner
FREDERICK w. LYMAN,
Constable
SEYMOUR KETCHUM,
FOURTH WARD.
Aldermen.
J. WHIPPLE,
LEVI GRANT,
JASON LATHBOP JR.,
School Commissioned.
GURDIN GILLETT,
Constable.
HIRAM HOLBROOK,
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FRESH PoLTrICAL CAPITAL.-SeYeral
of the democratic journals of the State,
have lately replenished their political
stock in trade, and will now be able
to edify their readers for some time to
come. The recent Booth affair, has
furnished them an unctious text, upon
which to write elaborate articles, and
indulge insinp Gus remarks upon the IL
centiousness Of Republicanism. The
logic employed in this Booth
is lecherous nan ; therefore, all Repub-
Ilcans must OF necessity be like him. If
there is any defect i'll this reasoning,
these democr; tic journals ought not to
be blamed for tit is the best they can
use therefore let them gloat over this
precious bit OF scandal, since it gives
them such inc ;pressible delight.
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and prepared ill all orders in this city and county
at short notice. We viii put roofs and repair old
ones. Lcaky roofs, either snged timed, made per-
f@etly waer-tght and hre-proof
The superior claim which this Elastic Compositicn ~
Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing has over the ordinary
cements and compositions which have recently been Of
ered TO the public consists in the fact has proved
for over Fifteen years, worthy Of confidence OF those
who have given it trial, and to this fact we attribute
the general favor and universal patronage is obtaining
in this city and State.
To all who erecting new buildings, that would IL
possible at bile price, avoid the perpiexity and
annoyance Of defective and leaky roofs and secure such
viii be perfect protection from the clements we sub.
nit the following facts and conclusions:
10 the Proprtetors Of Vests Patent GaLodnic Roofny
GEETLEBES We some Of the numerous property
holders Of this city who have ayad Of the ad
vantage which your Elastic Composition Roofing Mate
rial affords, and We mos. chesrfuly end pnhsstatngY
say that our experience and observation thus far fully
sustain and corroborae the proof you have heretofore
presented to the public through the OdQkse Press Of
the Superior claims of your Roofing Material
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Important TO Females.
r. CHEESEWA MS PILLS,
areAih Cornel'as Z. CIecseman, NJ D. Nev
Iorh Gin

~ n I III II Il y Il NJ 4 ~ y RI Il y
Prepa,eAak Coynelas Z. C1ecseman, n. D. Nep
York. city.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
their operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
painful nensruations, removing all obstrucons whether
roE cold or otherwise headache, pain the side papa
ton Of the heart whites all objections, Mysteries
fatigue pain in The back and limbs &C., disturbed sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature.
To Married Ladies' DIR. cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable they will bring the monthly period with
regularity. ladies who have been disappointed in the
ooher Pills place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do
Notice.
There IS e0nddioa Qf tie teaale syens IN aohicG
the Pills cannot be taken 1cith051 pr03lscing PECT-
LIAR RESULT The condition referred 10 Is PREGT-
NANCI--he result, ILLSCA RRLAGE. Such is The iy'-
resiste tendency ofhe nedicins 10 restore tie serUal
Functions 10 normal condition. thai tie reproduce
ti0e polcer Gf11Cture cana0t resist il.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in,
jurous Explicit directions which should be read,
Parry each box. Price 81 Sent by mail on enclosing 81
to the General Agent..
Sold by druggist in every the United Staer
R. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States
1865 Chambers street, New York. to whom all orders should
be addressed.
For sale by Starkweather Co.. and by r. Robinson Ke-
losha; Bodies, Smith a. Co.. Chicago. 1y42
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The latest case of Biddyism is chron,
icled blythe Greenfield G0zett. An Irish
girl was dispatched to a neighbor's
with a note, and directed to give it per-
sonally to the person addressed. On arri
wing Biddy found that the neighbor had
gone to Northampton, whithershe wendell
her.way twelve miles, on foot, aud tray
ersed the streets till she found the indi-
yidual and delivered the note. She then
started 70 return, stopping over night
on the way with some friend and reach
ing home thenext day, when she told her
mistress that she must give up her place
for she could not go anymore such 5ong
errands. 4
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NATURALIz eTIoN.-The Legislature
of Massachusetts at their late session
passed an act Withholding the right OF
voting from fo 'eign born citizens for two
years after their naturalization. Politi-
cal capital is sought to be made in Wis
consin out Oft DC action Of the Massachu-
sets Legislature, because it is Repub-
hcan State. This being the case the
republican Central Committee of this
state, have by their authority caused to
be re-publlshel the resolutions adopted
by the Reput ican State Convention of
Sept 1857, a:d affirming their unwav-
ermg determ nCion to stand by them
These resolu1 ions express a decided Cd.
position to az change in our naturaliza-
ton laws, anG to imposing any restric-
tons upon TO eigners. The closing res
olution reads nus:
Resotoed, That we are utterly hos.
llle 10 the pre- |c7iption of any man on
account OF brit, place, religion, or color.
H,iI I,! !naO we arr opposed to all secret or
Puollc organizs lions which favor sucb
prescription. =
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SP&tl2l II offices.
VIZ CD

"ANTED,-Any Of our subscribers having wood to
load ~
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Foreion News.

BY the late arrival Of the Steamer Persia the
aspect OF affairs in Europe is decidedly warike.
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Widen Il Marquardsen,
Furniture Ware-Rooms,
READY-MAmE COFFENs.
On Park Street, a fe,s doors Nest of the Count1
Rank,

Have, and keep constantly hand large and varied
StocE Of Furniture our own manufacture to which we
invite the attention Of the public We keep also on hand
a large of 77
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TRUTu.-Truth is Ike a tornl, Il

TRUru.-Truth is like torch, the
more 1T is shaken the more it shines
Yes, and is also like torch, beca6se if
shaken too much it will 90 oatzand
when once out, it is often difficult to
light again. Some moralists make Great
mistake In magnifying the cnddrino,
character OF Truth-as if men mipbt dc
what they pleased, and yet truth would
survive among them. But what isTtbe
history OF the world from Adamgto the
present day, but history of nations a.
mmg whom Truth was gradually extin.
gushed-the extinguishment af the ma.
tons following soon afterward, as mat
ter OF necessity? Rather, therefore
should we say, Truth is like a torch; be,
ware then lest it be extinguished by the
guests Of passion, or the foul damps of
ignorance, falsehood, and prejudice.
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OF KENOSHA

OF kENOSHA.
One ofthe first organized the General BanI;n Law
ofthe State
viii give immediate attention to all Collections and
entrusted to it. Remtances made for Coeetians on
LAY OF payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent No.eq
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in to s on the principal points Of
Great Britain, France, Germany Holland Switzerland Nr
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
E. G. DURANT' H. 3. TowsLEE,-
o"S@'er' d President.
KEEosHA Sent. 1st, 1851
,-,.
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS |!
For the purposes cj'o Family Medicine s
What better evidence do you want than that man does
not love himself he ought not love his family
than that he refuses ncgecs provide and keep on
hand this certain remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Janndice, Headache, Obstruction &c.
Eend This Testimony.
HALFAooN, Saratoga county July TO- 1851.
GehtsThe large amount of your Sugar Coated pills we
received from your Travelling Agent all sold The de-
nand for them among our customers has been on me IN
crease, and wish you 20 send US another
we Keep many kinds of Pills in store bat his seldom
we sell any but Herrck's. Your istrenshenpg Pas
tiers are much used here, aud Ike the Pills please ali who
USE T, tiei n., lours, respectfully, WILEY Nixon.
nhese rus are warranted to care Liver Complaint
these Pii!s are wefranted so cure Dyspepsia
These Pills are warranted cure Female Complaints
these pil!s are marrented TO Chronic Diarrfea
& nHese flis are warranted to Kidney Comnlants
THESE ptls are warranted to cure Sick IIeadacLa
THESE Pills are warranted TO cure NERVOUSNESS
sod by Druggists 20 cents Box, or . Boxes for 81
Sold everywhere. See odre,ljsesneDf mn ~ n1as
, - Penton Robinson; Sawyer Page Co.. Bookee,
Ennis q Co. Chicago. Rice Stevenson, Mi!wauIee
Wholesale Agents.
Sold by f. Robinson, starbweather Co., H. r. West.
clark Son, kenosha, b. S. Cory & Co.. NJ Evans Wau-
Began, and by dealers generally.
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AN ATt


In relation to the foreclosure OF Mortgages on
Real Estate, and to repeal an act, entitled
can act relating to the foreclosure of Mort
cages, and the, sale of lands under such fore
closure" approved May 18th, 1883. 9
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represent
ed IN Senate and Assembly do enact as fogtoars:
Section 1. In all actions and prtceedinrs
hereafter commenced for the foercosu, of mort
cages on real estate, the defendant N0c defend
ants, in such action or proceedings, soall have
ninety days tin3e TO answer the bill or complaint
filed therein after the service Of the summons
or publication of the notice as NOW REQUIRED by
law. and no default shall be entered in any
action until after the expiration of such time, any
law TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Sec. .. Whenever III any action or PROCEEDING
Judgment shall be entered, or an order made by
the court for the sale of mortgagad premises,
and in all cases >where, before the passage of
this act, Judgment has been rendered in anv Of
the courts in this State for the district of WIS
consin, in an action to foreciose n mortgage or
mortgages, when an order or decree has been
made by any such court, the said laortg2ged
premises shall be sold only upon three months
notice given of the Time and place OF such sale,
which notice shall be given i'll the manner pro-
vdsd iii this act.
Sec g. 1t shall be the duty Of tile Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff, or other officers appointed by
the court TO make sale OF ihe mortga ed premi-
Ses Immediately alter receiving Il co " OF the
order for the sale OF such nortgaged ! snlised 20
publish, Of cause TO be published aliytice OF the
sale ofsnchpiemises, unless otherwise ordered by
the court describing the same therein Us now re-
|quired by law in some newspaper OF general Cir
culation III the county in which suchpi emSes are
situated, at least once in every weeks for the
period of three months beforo sale Of he same,
and if no newspapr be published in SAID county,
then the same shall be published in some news
paperein. ia an adjoining county for the time
aforesaid and no sale Of mortgaged premises
under foreclosure by action il court shall he valid
uuess made i'll accordance with the provisions OF
this act. .e
Sec /. The act entitled San act relating t.
the foreclosure Of mortgages and tie sale OF
lands under such foreclosure - approval Nav
18th, 1883, and SO mach Of any law and such
parts of all acts as contravened the provision
ofth;s act, are hereby repealed provided, thai
the provisions of acts shall not apply to mort
cages executed and delivered after the time
when this act shall take effect. ea8
Sec ) This act act shall take effect and be il
force from and after its passage aud publication
Approved March 10, 1859.
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Eeg- One e the silly attempts by
which the slavery democracy seek
to work on the passions of weak minded
people, in the ontest for Supreme Court
Judge, is by Genominating Paine g the
Booth candle ate" Those who resort
to this kind Of small practice, must be
either vicious or brainless. The ques-
ton involved in the election of Supreme
Court Judge, as q principle, has 10
more to do with Booth than with any
other man in the State. The doctrine
of State rights, and the unconstitution-
ality Of the FugitiYe Slave act, are held
by Republicans throughout the free
States, the same rs in Wisconsin. If
the Courts in other free States have not
put themselves upon the record, as our
Supreme Court has done, it is simply
because no case involving the same
issue has been brought before them.
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what the Press say of COry's StOmacInic
ESitserB.


1t is not often that make notice of anyt hing in the
medical line and when do tt is when convinced
beyond dsubt, of its commences. We consider it
duty, journalist, to recommend to the public co
RVS sTOMACHIC BITTERS, for the cure Of that most
fearful and toying disease-Dy&pepsQ From our own
experience in the of this genuine Medicine we can
safely say that for the above disease together with Liver
Complaint Fever and Ague, Cjstiyeness and many other
diseases that arise from disordered Stomach and Bowels
it is unparalleled Its timely been the means of
saving many fellow creature from years of sickness and
premature DEATH The proprieors us that they are
receiving almost daily, voluntary certificates from al,
parts OF the country, tesyng to its wonderful merits in
the cure Of the above diseases Tn opinion nothing
Will be found Of more benefit in removing the cause
curing these diseases than the these Bters and
would cheerfully recommend them all in this section
who arc suffering from the bad effects OF this bilious eli
mate. We have been acquainted with the propretors of
this medicine for years. and know they would
place before the public any but a reliable article
We know to be fact, that these Bitters have been
used for thirty years regular prescription by one of
The propretors in extensive private practice in Upper
Canada and We feel warranted in saying to all, TRY
1HEN-we are sure they viii do all that is claimed for
therl See advertisementin another column Waukeqqo
""@e"e'
For sale by F. Robinson Kenosha and by agents in
cry u wn throughout the State. See advertisement.
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GREAT FLooD IN THE CoNNEoTIcUr
R1yER-rhe Springfield Republican,
brings report Of the extent and dam
ages of the great flood III the eonnecti-
cut River, which is pronounced the lar
gest ever known in that valley, except
thoseof180l, 1913 and 1854. AtSpring-
field, on Sunday morning last, The water
stood 20 l-2 feet above low water mark.
The West Springfield and Agawam
meadows were completely flooded, and
the water in theroads was so deep that
passage was impossible. In Hartford
the flood was rs feet above low water
mark, covering the thickly settled por,
tons Of thh city between Front street
and the river. Col. Colts dyke was
seriously invaded, but it preserved his
great factory from destruction. The
bridges at Charleston and Walpole, n.
p, were carried away, and the railroad
bridges atBellows Fails, Vt, was moved
several feet from its place. Considera-
bic damage was done at Northamton
and Holyoke, but the famous dam at
the latter place was uninjared. ~ ~
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KENOSHA
r EAL ESTATE OFFIC z

For the Purchase and Sale Of REAL Estate the exami
nation OF TITLispayment Of TAxEs-and Conveyance 0
LANDED Property Lots and Lands kept posted without
charge, unless sales effected.
HOUSES and LoTs for SALE in every part of the city, and
varying in price from $500 $4,000
FARMS and LANDS every in the county and on ac-
conmodating terms.
MONEY invested in the best Of Landed Securities
the highest market rates Of Interest.
TAXES paid, and TA2TITLEs compromised, and age1era
Agency for the management Of liabilities accrung Rea
Estate
TITLES examined and perfected by She aid of superior
system OF indexes made under personal supervision Also
gent for the Milwaukee Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Risks taken OFFICE with Clerk Of Circuit
Court. S. Y. BRANDE.
RENosH4, Nov 10, 1856. 1y22
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HE BEEcHEE FAMILY.-The family
OF Kev DIR. Lyman Beechcr, residing
IN different parts Of the country, come
together dnring the early part of this
week, atthe house of the Rev. Henry
ward Beecher, in BROOKLYN, for fam
NY reunion and visit to their father. who
has now reached the 84th year Of his
age. All the children were present ex-
cept James, who is now in China, en-
gagged as Chaplain to the seamen at
Hong Kong. Their names, in the order
other ages, are rs follows: Miss Cath
arlne Beecher, OF Hartford; Rev. Will
lam Henry Beecher, of North Brookfeld,
Mass; Rev. DR.. Edward Beecher, Of
ILL.,; Mrs Mary +. Perkins,
Of Hartford; CT: Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, of Andover, Mass; Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. of Brooklyn. Rev.
Charles Beecher, of Georgetown, Mass;
Mrs. Isabella Hooker, Of Hartford, CT;
Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, of Elmira,
n. Y. The absent son, Rev. James @.
is the youngest of the children.
So large family gathering, occurring
at period after the youngert has reach
ed the prime of life, the original circle
at the same time so unbroken, is seldom
in any family, The health of
DR.. Beecher is still good.-Indepeaa0epat.
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We viii sell cheap and warrant every article we SELL
We have also purchased the right for putting on
Vests Patent GalVaniC Cement Roofing
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The Kansas correspondent Of the Bos-
ton .Joarsal, who disclaims any person
nj interestia the Kansas gold mines, ex-
presses the opinion, for which he gives
excellent reasons, that the minesin quesr
ton are areality, and will pay largely
those who labor in them. Or $50 per-
sons who have 'eturned from Pixies
Peak to eastern Kansas, since November
last, e0ery one, he says, intends to re
turn, He cites the opinion expressed
ten years ago, of VIM. Gilpin, an accom-
plished mineralogist and geolosist, who
spent six years i'll the Rocky Mountains,
that gold must exist there III almost in
exhaastible quantities, which opinion
he still maintains, and is confident that
mass gold will yet be discovered in the
mountain Businesses, as iron is found in
Missouri, and copper near Lake Supe-
rior.
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Com mGtttal
Kenosha Markets.

.ofF 'oE OF kENosHA TRtpUSE AND Tel rGRA p
Vhnrsday Morning MIR a. rs1A
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For sale by 5tagilyveaJher * Co.. r. FscIrno,,,
aht =. Clark ~ son E.,osL-
and by Druggists generally, throughout tue United staI
flVrlGl -'~N N''Ate