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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-10
JURY D3 POAlG3>
Seance Gu 5 Mars 1860.

PAROlSSE De LA POGNTE-COUPeE
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Dr. ,. G. Davis, tinted States tousul Al 1a-a.ecas
Mexico. W Russell, q Lexington, 70 aud graius
sargent ard family q Bcsicn, stopping the nre
wort House.
Gen. Churchill and wife, Of Washington; Rev. n A.
Cit, u Concord; VI II. ia bots, Or Bosion NJ went
vof,h and WIFE % wifstsd Copn and r. p1ro of Porto
Rico, sre stopping al The Everett Hpase
" ,. = Butler. OF Hartford; A X Jon~s ~ pcr,
Gibson jacob small md WIFI ~ PhHafclpais, ard "
OfOorn and ~e, 81 kertacky are stopping a. the Ne.
tropotAn Ho;ei.
Baou d Stcect Russian Minister n the United sat
y =. Rifelcw, ~ bosion; A. Mius, Of -nvnnrah: 4 ii
hickins, u Charleston, Dolores Garcia and family,
Of haianxas; H. Noboeix W. Evsns and " r. Spalt al
q England are stopping Al the Clarendon Hotel
Mrs MARTHA Hsins Butt, ~ Richmond Va NJ Peck.
nurse, Of frovderoe A. Giado, 81 Cuoa. = II fenori
and VIE, 81 Buffalo. A W0icott % New York. a. W.
Davis, 81 BurlcRion Ohio, and A. wooaran of Paitr.
son. y. . arc s,otppg AZ the faiarge House
General Leslie cChbs Of KENTUCKY, viii be IN town ID
q few days
Americans In raris September 2s 1890 registered q,
The bsuAtg house a lansing h Co -Paul Nendon, 81
bwcrs n. n, g. Byron, lance p ra~d, Nr AMI
Yrs tiRs W fa''frG. Ernest Wola Etwsrd waif
suo1g ard suiy.T fitueront Morgan. Ch.ros vot aud
temis New York. ]. e Maze, HAvfe Theodore NilIer
Mnrptferf lalh, n \ ~ Gearrc l. Kirby Ctnton VI
7 " Paul Rrsr, wsprirrss Pals. VIZ oee Mr. 7.
oifife bvrtrrion; Geo Is Bride Phllaaslnha. Tyler
laylcsop, Cisc.nraii, Z Sheppard, M u NCEY.
~ fsrrisre. oneida, n " ". Sflrnan unfed states
Amy Claiit CairoifNics Georgia Frsng Mansy Ten.
nc.stc.
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Brooklyn City News.

ALLEGED RonnHRY ~ sERyAsr Gmi On Sunday .
servant girl, named Erncstiue vanino who in the
employment OF Mr.. Adoph Roop, residing at No ~ Bond
street, Was taken into custody upon charge Of stealing
from 500 70 $500 II would appear that on saturday
Mr. and Mrs Roop ief the horse charge Of Erncstne
while they went Out and that their they found
the girl absent and the dresses at The police
put her track, and IL Afterwards that
the had gone the house Of Mrs Marx No 20 Green.
wich street, New York, where she had formerly lived
away In consequences Of her brother wishing 10 place
her IN nunnery Exchanging her rich clothing for plain
eanents, abe persuaded Mrs Mark 70 accompany her
Brooklyn for trunk In which greater part OF her
pupder contained and which she had len lager
the south ferry shc girl was recognised by cod Of
Mr. koop and given INTO custody, white the officers
accompanied Mrs. Mark over the ferry to New York,
where they obtained the dress that bad been ct
In The meantime Ernesiire conveyed tho first
precinct station house, where she locked up Yea
ierday she brought before Justice coTnwe,
mied her for trial the Court % The accused
Ia said 10 be connected with ~esiihy German family
ana II IL further stated that Mrs Mark bad suspicon
Of her dishonesty che supposed The sr mad received
remittance from her relatives which for the
rich manner In whtsh she Was dressed
Inv crTY Hall RnAms The repairs. general renovs
ten and cleaning up Of the City Hall, which have
progressing for some time. beginning at the basement
have nov reached The clock and bell tower, watch
scafIod erected. The and laborers, ABOUT
twenty ave In number, under the charge 81 Mr. ress~
Bakiey engaged the tower, While severAl
sens are IT work the STEPS leading 90 the vest6ule
AZ The work approaches ompleton the buNIing begins
70 asseme dsce1t appearance, WORTHY Of The sner c
of the metropolis.
COMMON Council The Board met yesterday artcrno ~
Alderman KaIb1eisch, President, Ia tne chair
nicatior from The Brooklyn City Railroad, requesting tAs
sraxt Of railroad rights be msde till the company
shal Rave bad opportunity " be heard the matter
WIS aid on the table iurg dscnsx,on of unyroaI
able nature ensued. on proposition % award contract
fer tie budlrE ~ tcuRe Tor hook and l4tdcr com
psny. The contract eventually awarded IL Nnrsh,f
Mcclure, for ~ coo. motion by Alderman Dsyi0u
% rare the salary 81 the Mayor w lhc extent Df 500
atonsl 20 HE present lost nine members voting
Tot ~, and ure agsnft u. The ordinary routine plsi
nets was transacted, ana the poarf adjourned.
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; HlP ping NEWS.
For, OF New York, October 10, 1850.

CLEARED
Sseamship Raruak (Brl BrOwnless Nassau, NP and HA
SUP nfsseSsaeh, samuel Liverpool Ogden.
ssip ss,ss REM sun. iouGon--J Eiw,I Co
Brie Na,hoe DAM Plerson aiouceStsrFunch Meineke
hs g gSmssh a., Lqss s o1a Sssias Son
sehr Js.n ia, has,os poro- J. amsacs a o % ,s .
seSr May smith, Galveston : Q Murray.
scsr Norman Collins charieston
sshr / Robinson DAVIS, ss'erssnps"sassrr e'
schr N Guest. Forbes, Phi sdslphla--J " Mckee
Steamship hnntsyile Pcs, Savannah win mdss and pas
Steamship jamestown skinner Richmond Ac with mdss
and Ludlan Hsinekrn Experienced heavy
risd sway rUad saer closets stove Warehouses; and
steamship Vernon I.syaeld, Portland mdse and
passengers TO eremwen tco
los Tes ~ Gosssd To- E9Ssor IN the Pa
rsncsd and gales for y days ven, as a IS s. and
wa Obliged to stand back TO the before getting winds
very wssihsr the Equator In me
and stormy weather wss Obliged 70 cross The
ion 70 and since have espersnoed gsss Io% ~:
Hook by leo mics SEPT IS ia, \ lon 81 ", spoke bark
SHIP New YORK. bs%nnrs ss~eass Aug 81 with coal
George Buckley peorrecty repo led rs arrived op sep'
hence Tor London 81 dsys out 10 81 lon 6 a.
50 days with marble e &C. to Five. Co sept IS
ss 1 Of Gnsasy
in ballast 70 Basss. sscGn Co p., x.s,ss AM 10
Gibraltar SEPT with Nose to Bss.e.s Bacon Go
ai.sao ION s. ashp steering showing blue signal
S:asss e seson sgssw M s:,g 2 s sss,
Sept q lat "a lon 26 saw wreck apparently schr Of
Brig Iydia frances OF DAmar,,co.t, Campbell csrdenas
Brig Franklin Br ohhh.u Bay chaleur, ls days, with
Rrir syren DR. Cremor Lin Ean cB 20 days with coal,
Big DAVID Dasd Dobbn, Jonespors das. with lAA,
MslrSss cs, Reynolds Walton Ms II days with Dl.s
schr Warner Carrow Charessm sdAsa with cotton, to
Schr BfoadGeld fisk Baltimore for Boston Pu, this
port repair having the Hh OF Monsak. carried away
foremost bead and msn'opmsst caused by deiec'in me
scbr D " vaughn Noun, Ein.be.hpor. for Savannah
sclr II ohave, Tryon E!zahe.hport for Hartford.
schr J @ BALDWIN, Jones Eizahethport for IA rord
schy aa1or. Cassidy. Rastpor daya
schr VIM Jones Jopea :, George for Staten Issnd.
scs. Ssgss ..o Emily s H Mr. cs a.s. days
schr Sea Lion Arey, Machia. 7daya
seR Rr s Adsanes Isiss.on l ch.rrss,a days
tchr Kossuih Lee, New buryport, sdsys
sehr Mar, Marlin, beers Ia.i Bos,o rs days.
sebr Corinn. NJ Jone., Chatham sd.ys.
s ssr k1s ks asaas Plose cay
schr Perins Allen, stoninston days.
schr Frances Elen ol.'s Albany for 30 Boston t,.
sioop Trasilin. Dodge, l.tshpOrs for Rochsway
stesmtus Forbes Brown Boston, with ship Samuel
Grant In ow,
uhe ship and Two tarks.
and Bapsns shps AdronascI Geisoarne storer Con
sui. few Orleans and onis'io issrppo roay'
leans: and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16

Ratification Meeting NJ Cooper fnstfta ate
Denomination in Favor OF Hon. Jsan
Guehrzns.

public meeting Of the friends q the don John Coch
rane who has received the regular Domination o. Mozart
Hall, the Union and the Breckinridge conventions rs
nominee for representative Of the Sixth Congressional dis
rict IN Congress assembled 10 mass meeting at ego'
o'clock ast evening The hour axed for the opening OF the
proceedings was halfpas seven oelo'k, but eireum
stances pr eveuted the original programme being carried
out The large basement hall OF TIE Cooper Institute w"
crowded and great interest was apparently rex " 'e
object Of the demonstration. hne esnd was on 'ne
platform and music added greatly 10 the spirit OF the oc
casion The platform also hIled with notices and
me banner Of the Seventeenth Ward Douglas Club.
large cannon was placed outsie and its deep booming
was echoed in the large halt Bonfres also lighted
outside and kept bright aud lively by the boys
The meeting called TO order in the usual manner
and Andrew NILS was unanimously chosen chairman
secretary then forward aud read the following
hist Of oHcers with the accompanying resolutions
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Orphan Of New Yora from New (oeore
as@ssssa IN he late gale Icslar both fs and nan mss
but succeeded IN reschps here under jnry mass she lo
" Of Ioessrhesd Light - : -
ay s nn .9. rrss SsI s,, ss rS
getting INTO Sor, on ,ss as.S ,, . ma o,,,
schr Miner has been chartered to take the wrecked
oc~r Of VIM jarvis Marine Hospital yellow
schr Pearl viii sail to morrow for New York.
miscellaneous.
c.cyn. s;hppn; s.. 70 Oct 10y Pony s'pre-'
souSsmp,on, Havre Ind Hamburg, with is8 passengers
We Indebted % Nesys Sutton Co. Of the California
Liverpool Hirhi.nd sh. Cape Cod yesterday sh,
eaking badly and requiring assistance.
PUGET SOUND sapsrisnoed succession Of strong aioa
rsrSirs bad been as far a. lon Isl ".
scnE sARAH NATnp, Hartman, from Bangor Cor Middle
psssrs issnd 90 he I'D in. ss.s and DIED ws wssr
s Capt e s u s e. he ssss a
surn Of $50. which Cap, HsrrmsD refused 70 give
I'm Sem May JAsr, Bell f.os :, John Nh for Provi
and sc.a gear carried away kass bee. IL COLLISION Win 40
pps e % The rrs ~ q 1 "a mn inst % ssgs God
returned port with os Of bo~spr &c having been IN col
sens Mora conlry from Elzsbehport before repos.ea
put into SI0edoa 90 tie lin inst IN hsvnr been in
S On 'sss B. 'S E 70
Her Arboard bow tsdiy stove had toressn torn, ac.
Gs s s rS% S @ o. Ven =,
win have 70 repair before proceedins.
scnH BecIa Ru,rsr sten II HAMPTON Rosis m inst
cert OF Atlantic Cry. NJ.
whaismen.
Arr Il Baker Isand. Iuus Napoleon MACY, Mr. $50 bbs
AR hsrsd ~ se,se 90, 90 20, 'ia sapsn' .rsne 90
800 %; llh Atlantis. Coleman d. go -; I'D, Eueenia
Arr a JsT,,. .ard. Ma. as Joshua Bagson Bate. Nh
., 1880 is,s M, .esr s.v.a. cos ,r,r
whaling cntse in hN iasi
Nh Jspsp Sc. tsno I'D 2a.b icr d,5
a. y iIeaau, s.rtI 1uli.r siasg,r va E,,.ol Bay,
Aratotrsvio sept Josephne. stone iron the Line.
Arr =, fabsirs An, 70 .trahsm Barker. slncum, NJ.
Kodak 30 ~h:ie. - boas 10 seoa' 90 - 400 "a saa
IN. Kodss sad o Iuly sad The b.
,s hOpirs % end whales "a LsbeuSns lhslr
~sstsr Ia. seep pssssrt ssd Ire yery forward
Y .ssy sss - Fos ~. 70 v. s sSSs
ish, n,rr'ns gh, Ince, 2 eieas; ylneJsrd cs.s,A
fmsTsis FerSs a. ~ sg tcesn clsrk iiafrn iei
~ lh Sed ks5s tis a,,' VI IN eT Ty ss
ro Isr ~ vi y, aes T.ssss -ucAer a. VII a.rsn,
nupt.ar DO WIS, Tenped, Psi. 81. o., Gen ne,
Bsars Tor june >. sr,scon Bino. ewsirus; gra.
AIse, Grnnei b, clean NNy', ssrye9t z o. omesa,
Lalan u NJ, % ntser 800 ~ III - % g.
Rspusae ss,sr Hsener voc ets. sharon SAN , N caS;
As ,lr llos ga s. w. ec bb. TIE s.s 1s
eTe's s'i,as.s ,,5s s,o wa Us
fissr ~ sssi In ,n. ~. 80 80 - ~ ~
essa' Wares. Rluss IN 80 bis w5r'szuua yirstr 50
essn rrsretsa. Iaru.r 9. "a rhe beary Kaeeiaad -
Head trr 3 Anrust cisboe sInnous, NB ~ tsn,er.
- i'''o' - \ =" ss s.Ek. &.
: thp Ganre4 Fvsns says iron gua q California FOR
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BELOW.
one ship and two tarks.

Steamships saronis Bsm Hamburg: Rarnst tBr, Mass
and Havapa ships Adirondack Melbourne: w sorer 90
pul rev Orieans and ontao. liverpool, Grahsms Poll
Antw erp bsrks Crusader Melbourne; Carver, New
Leans: and others.
Wind Al me rfdian W: at sunset NV.
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You can also nnd banners at the headquarters OF the
National Democratic Volunteers and al the headquarters
Of the Breckenridge and Lane Club Broadway Persons
outside the city who read your valuable paper win think
there no Brecknrige and lane democrats this city,
which not The fact Your paper being the medium Of
true knowledge you viii not object the above correc
uop and oblgc hubscriber 70 your paper and Breck-
inridgc and IAnev DEnOCRAT
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The Political Banners.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

INV YORK, OCT TO- ISoU
In your list Of tie banners Of the different candidates
in this days issue you to ignore the Breckinrdss
and lane banners entrey-no doubt by mistake On The
corner Of Walker and Centre streets the headquarters
the Breckenridge and Lane Club Of the Sixth ward you
Will hnd large banner for their candidates (which Ia,
been up since Juy), bearing the following ption
Eagle. :
Union and Constitution.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT, (
JOHN G. RREGKINRlDGE !
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, !
JOSEPH LANE 1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
Attract,Ve Entertainment.

A series of pictorial and musical en-.
tertalnmchts will be given at the
Franklin Hall in this city, the first of
which will appear this evening Thurs
day. The paintings were executed by
Mr.. James O'Neil, formerly of this city
they represent magnificent views OF
scenery IN England, Ireland and Scot
land
The music, vocal and instrumental is
such as cannot fail to please; the per
SONS prominent in the vocal department
have a wide reputation. The entertain
me1t is one which elsewhere draws full
houses, and " ill doubtless have appreci-
alive audiences here.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
DOWGlH. Or;aIOrY

The Springfield (Ohio) Republican
has heard of Douglas meeting at a
school house in the neighborhood, a,
which one of the orators on the occa-
sion led off as follows:
:'Feller citizens North and South IL
awfully split up. Our party is likewise
busted Now can tell you who did
all the deviment 1t has been those
internal black coated, chicken eatin
preachers that goes around stickin' THEN
noses into politics, and all the time get
ting up muses.. Now ifyou want the
party reunlted-if you wanted Douglas
elected, will tell you what must bee
did. Every id preacher must be,
killed off. The sooner the better! G,
20 work and the thing will pay.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

The Kenosha Democrat of last week
contains half column, supporting TO be
editorial extracts from the Kenosha
TRIBUNE 81 TELEGRAPH, of Dee. oath,
1858. 1t is enough to say that no such
edito rails as quoted by the Democrat
are found where that paper alleges
Anyone may satisfy himself by examin
ing the file of the TELEGRAPH of the
date referred to, that the Democrats
pretended quotations cannot be found
there. Comment on such practice is
unnecessary.
The Democrat also makes the silIy
assertion, that we have, in past times.
denounced the Missouri Compromise
No one has ever heard us dennunce o,
speak disapprovingly of the Missouri
Compromise; nor has the TELEGRAPH.
during any period of our connection
with it, ever said anything against the
Missouri Compromise.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

We are sorry to learn that Marshal
McDermot suppos4s, that the article in
last weeks Telegraph entitled "school
master abroad" refers to him. 1t is due
To that gentleman to say hat no allusion
whatever was made or int, ded to be
made to him, and that we believe that
he s, and always has been firm friend
and supporter the Public Schools.
A Young School Bow,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
SQNaIIer SnYeri.nfV.

"lf therefore al act of the Tsryitori
al Legislature. PROHIBITING SLA
VERY, should be sent up to Conqres
tor approval, they WOULD BI
BOUND TO WITHHOLD IT upo
the ground of its being an act While
Congress themselves could not pas.
Herschel V. Johnson-Douglas cal
didatc for Vice President.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
Eastern A..ombly Di..ric. Convention

The Republican electors Of the several wards and towns
compiling the Eastern Assembly District ~ kenosna
County, are requested choose Delegates to meet in
District Convention the Court House in T. city OF Ke.
nosha on Saturday the 9Th of ct inst o'clock p.
for the purpose Of nominating Candidate for Mem.
Der Of Assembly.
The several wards and tovrs will each be entitled to
send the bsr Of Delegates fol Pleasant Pra-
iri- 3, Spmers 3. lily OF KenoSha nrst ward 8, secon
ward |, thir ward q fourth ward 2.
L. b. NICHOLS,
PIOS ROWLAND,
ALEX SPENCE.
OcI 10th. 1890. Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
THE
. My PREP ARATIoN
Universal counaeroe ara Patronaee.

Foo @zG 'eSsacHi Judges. CIerevman
Ladies aid itentien en-, AL parts o. the world
the ELI 'acy OF Prof. y. WOODS Hair Restorative go
gentlemen nt the Press gre unanimous in it, ,ra;, ana
ew ,stimoni>is only cEH be here gwen SOC t,
more, aud will be in ossibs for gu to doubt ior
IL Wan 81, n Y, Dec oo,h 1e.o
Gentlemen our noe Of h. 10Th inst, has been -.
eived, saying that you had heard tai had h re-
itted ny n woods Hair estorativa oseh oene-
ng NY certificate Of the fact If rad 70 obiection ~
:. aw al u to you ch-ertuliy because tbnL :. s.e
~ age is about so years: The color N NV ba ~ oue'
nd Inclined 20 ruTi Some Ave six years siro ~. u
turn gray and e an ~ the croa, oe pc
loose MS sesoiilty aud dandru form upon i, FaaS
y these disagreesDItI-S increase ca with time 49,,
on mont siI &C four,h was added TO them nv be;
'lhg on 'he op o. my head and threatening ~
ad IL tiiS unpleasant p.edcane IT, 7 uyas ;nj,,", =.
woo = HAr Restorative mainly to arrest ~ tan;
la coud ever Dc restored To IL original color excen,
rom ayes was, however greatly Surprised W sns -
or ts use NJ bottles ~ that only was the fall
trreste' put the co or restored to the grew
airs and senshility 10 tn. scalp and dandrp ass ~
% o y neap ven uGh 70 the satisfaction Of my
For this, among tht many rbga ions owe 70 her .ex
gy recommend hu. nds who value the admir-
r. oil 't wives to prof by my example, and use il
d growing grew Oi getting bald "
20 ~ =, J.. Wood & Co, Al broadway, New York
NY ahy ere absent rom the CITY, and am NJ iono.,
at II Carol Piece. "-u S"i no iOnser
rop,. sis'naston, Ala, July goth 1s5s
f flci T. Wood-Desi Sir: Your aHair &c..
we has Dor my hair much good sine hs ~
'.e CT II, IRA wish make kaown 20 the pt,I ~ e
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may oe nsSi y deprived OF ,ir nd by re~or 70 ,
mar Res,e awe" the hair " il return mo h,;",
'aE ever " east this Is my experience Bell /. MI
Yours truly NM II KpNEnv
r; o. toL an publish he above /. Won like Rv nnh
Sle u Southern papers yop n get more ,,strcn
ge south &c several n voIr rertiA ates in r. NJ
lie mercury strong southern naper " n
WOOD 5 HAIR RESTORATIVE
from " J. v ood EraI SIR /: Having had the mesfor
u"e TO 'ocst The best portion my hair from the
J the yellow lever in New Dreams in 1881 u,es -
ed 20 MIKE rial Of your preparao and ,onna ~ ~
- lne very mig needed My hair is now thick and
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giving 70 :hs afflicted such u treasure -
FINLEY JOHNSON
cork and la Market stree;, 81 LOUIS Mo.
tor SAFE oy r ROBSON, and WHEELER 4 CLARE Ks-
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

TFRRIBL, TRAGEDY IN SoUTH CaRoLIHA-
FOKTY-FIGHT Persons P0ISnvEp The che
raw rs. g. Gazette of the 25th says. "a pain
nj rumor has Tea he'd our town to the effect the
wedding party of foriv-eight persons were poi
nned last "Wednesday or Thursday, near Cokes-
bury. in This State, of whom forty were dead -
The report comes in such form as to render j.
probability painfully certain
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

More Bodies Found Six more bodies
were found on Saturday last, on the beach Of the
Lake. within four miles; south of this place they
EfgIH Oe of these bodies-that of mar
apparently from thirty to forty years of age was
found by Mr.. X. B. Barns, near his rssidence.-
The clothes found on the body indicated FASH
i"naby dressed man; fine broadcloth pants,
fashionable CATERS, elegant gold sleeve buttons
&c. About $95 in money WAS found in his
pockets be'i1e other valuables. The name
''Woodburn" was written on one of the straps Of
his CATERS. Another of the bodies found is sup.
posed to be that of Mr.. Hall, late President OF
The Bank Of Aurora.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

Metropolitan Eating House. See
advertisement of this institution, which
for the first time in the history of the
world, will be opened this evening, for
the transaction Of such business as may
COM before the meeting OLD PHELPS
presiding. Go.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
Rnrin G,ancnn

The Rep biica electors Of the iowa Of Paris will
the house Of Geo s. blackburn, Friday the i9sh Of
October next, at O'Clock for the pur Of cho0s-
Ing three Delegates to attend the Western Assembly Dis
tric Convention to be held at the house Martin Newber
ry the 9th Of OctOber-aso three Delegates to atten
the county convention the 20th.
BY ORDER or THE COMMITTEE.
paria. Saut 2G. 1870.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

The Republican electors Of the town Of Bristol are re
questsd the School House, J. NJ Kellogg
Saturday 0ci 18Th, a. O'Clock p m, 10 elect three
Delegates tn the Repub lean County Convention, TO b.
held A Agricultural Hail, 0ct goth, and the assembly
District Convention tn be he'd at the house Of Martin New
berry, in Salem, Oct. 9th.
r. s. C0TTING,
Bristol, Sept rs. 1850. II. 8 THORP
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
KrNosnA. RocxroR1Dj,.- & Rock Is.

KENosnA, RocKFoRD, & Rock Is
LAND r. R.-The President of the
Road informs us, that the iron required
to lay track from Genoa to Harverd, has
been received on the dock in this city
The iron, together with the freight
thereon, has all been paid for. A good
force is now employed on the grading
west Of Genoa. It-looks like a direct
railway communication from this place
to Rockford. soon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11
POIificNT .VOFic"s.
RepahIican VYard sgeelinKs.

The Republca1 electors Of the city Of RenoshA, are
hereby notified At their respective wards At the
places designated Thursday evening Oct
18Th 1861 at IL O'Clock to appoint Delegates the
County Convention and also to the Eastern Assenby
District Convention, As follows:
LIST Ward at the City Council Roomthree delega'es to
the county three delegates to the district
tiOn
I'd Ward-at the School Housethree delegates to county
and one delegate to district convention
a. wardat Easement Of Methodist Churchthree dele.
gates to county, and two delegates to district
ventiOn.
Ath Ward-AtN. Aliens bulding-three delegates to
county, and two delegates To district convention.
By ORDER or CITY COMMITTEE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

MEETING AT SALEM YEsTERDAY.-The meet
ing at Jennisons crossing yesterday was we'll at
tended Three companies of Wide Awakes. w II
reuIoJun were on the ground, from the follow
ing places. viz: Salem, WheatIand and Wilmot
A respectable number of ladies also favored the
meeting with their presence An excellent adj
dress was delivered by w. P Lyon, Esq. of Ra-
cine Mr.. Lyon was followed by short address
ses from F. II. Head, Esq. and Judge Jilsun of
this city. The Wide Awakes also furnished
some good singing
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-11

A CARD.-The Salem Wide Awakes
would he happy to tender their thanks
to the Kenosha City Wide Awakes,
provided the latter had reciprocated the
visit of the former, as per. agreement.
ED HEALEY.
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