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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-03
THOMAS PRICTURE,

Wines, Liquors, IRISH nnd Scotch TVE,islxey
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c.
Brandies.-Otard, Dupuy q. Co.. l. Cberop's
Cha11palgne, G. Admyr0uld, Il. Lom6at, j q,
r. Marital, RaStean Ch0rrmyer, L. MoygS0a,
j. j. DupWy, Damien
Ssins-C2logne, D9K@gpers, Key, Thistle.
zsums-Jamoico, 81 Caoir
WhisIEeys-Old Monongoheza
Wines-Burg"ndy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Po,
and pure Juice, Sherry D. G Gordoa, ONE
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Headsack q, Co., do LaHe.
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Crane.
CLezret IN casks, Claret an cases. White az casks
White IN cases, MuScat, Muscat in cases. Bran.
dg Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordia5s Bstters,
AlcohOl Pure Spirit
Etsg @Prctures Double Rectifed Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis. dis 6vIG
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-03
AFFLICTED PEADT

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUsE-Estab1isbed %
years ago by Dr. kINKELIN, corner of Third and Union
TWENTY TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. K most successful prac
tStioner in the of all diseases Of private noture
manhoods debility, as an impediment to marriages nerv
arising from abuse of mercury.
Take articuIar Notice
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by bows in
solitude, often growing up with them to manhood and
which, if not reformed in due time not only begets seriou
obstacles to matrimonial happiness but gives rise to Sc
res protr acted nsdious and devastating affections
Few of those who give way this pernicous practice
of the consequences until thew find fbe
system shattered feel strange and unaccountabe
sensations, and vague fears in the mind (See pages
o. and 29 of Dr. Knkein's book on elf Preseryaon ~
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble is unobIe
to study; his step is tardy and weak he is dull rrego
aute engages even in his sports with less energy than
usual.
If he emancpate himself before the practice ire
worst, and enter natrimony his marriage is unfruitfI
and his tells him that this is caused nv his Ga T
lies. These considerations which should aske1 the
attention OF all VINO are similarly situated.
REMEMBER.
BE who places himself under Dr. KINKELIN,s
may religously conde in his honor as gentleman and
rely upon the assurance that the Dr. KS pa
Young Man-let no false modesy deter you from making
your case known to who, from education and
liability can certainly befrend you.
Dr. KINKELINs residence has been for the last TWENTY
Two years at the NJ W. corner ofTHIRD and UNION sts
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE.
Jan have 10y stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms letter. enclosing remittance Dr.
H. medicine, appropriated accordingly
Forwarded to any part the United States and packed
Sc cure IRON Damage or Curiosity by mail express.
Read! XOuth and NEanhOOd..
d VigoroNs LIE or q Premature DEATH R5ul-ezfn nm
eg-FTesor01tt0D-Onky % Cents
Ietters containing that value stamps will insure
cop y, per return of mail 49, ="
GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIs!!
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-03
Not1Ce-

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the Books and
~ Accounts of HITCHCOCK & BROTH
Err has this day been assigned to me. All persons
indebted TO said firm are requested to call at nv
Store and settle without delay.
P. H WOOD
Kenosha, April II, 1860 45tf
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-03
SUNEDs ONs.

-.
Circuit Coort-County ofKenosha and State Of Wiscon.
sin
more G. HUtchins: O'e' anu hush-
" " are hereby summoned and required to
M, "a answer he complaint Of Robert Perry and John !
heITy' Surviving partners Of Gaaaiel Bartlett Robert
Ferry and John Perry, plaintiffs in this action when is
ned n the Office Of the clerk Of this court at Keoosba
IN said county, and to copy Of your answer
10 e sad complaint the subscriber at his office IN e
Sl'y Oh hehosha, and State of Wisconsin, within twenty
uys hlter the service OF this summons upon you excl
OF he day OF such service, and If you fail to answer
sla complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
IA ms action viii take judgment against YOU in the sum
ana seventeen dollars sxty-nine cents
ana interest fsom the 18th Gay of January A. D. 1859
JON b. JILSUN Plaintiffs Atty
witness the Hon. David Noggle judge of the first
LIS Judicial circuit of the State Of Wisconsin, Mt Ke
nosha, this 3Oth day of March, A. d. 1860 ew46
, 1860-12-12
MARKETS BY TELEGIsAPu.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11--AausEs-Quiet and mn
changed, with small sales Ut 5for pots and pearls.
FLorn--Flour may be quoted a shade ir1ner.
without, however. any mateEIal change. The local
trade buyiuy with little more freedom, hut the
export demand continues to be restricted BY the
sltienlty tn selling sterling exchange. Sales 10
+.G5 for extra ttate: $!.35G3:0 fur supestNe wcs-
tern; si.35@s..o for common to tn.illim extra
western; s. SG,5.0o !o: shipping htauds Of extra
1opnd n9n omskst oa 6cn GoItn atdS for com
dian flour rules quiet and steady, with %alcs Of
aAD bbls n $4.G5Gl6 % for curnnun to choice ex-
tn Rye flour il limited request at ;oo for
cutnHaon to choice eupeEhnc. torn meal without
- D9a-ss.
WnIsKr-Maskete scarcely 10 Grn. Sales so bbls
-Nhcat-Holdcrs insist On better pricee,
to which shippers III view uf The 1ticslty in ssll-
IN: sterling exchange arc unwilling 10 accede:
IAir white western *l2aet1a5 with buyers nt s. q
Gt1.2 eales 1stk0 bu iuiel1orto 0 common Milwau.
aec club at 81 rs and t4C0 bu white Michigan
t1e more doing: snles $40 bu &c for state. and Sic
for prime Catlada ard western. Cora-Thtfcf1 no
important change n the market: the demand con-
inues qui's moderate; taes q go bu, 5sG3aEc for
mixed western in stors and delivered, AID Gac for
Jersey yellow. Oats-unls III limited request, at
3513.c for western Canadn, and 3G5 tor state.
In visloNs.-pork dull and decidedly lower.
only limited businsfs doing; balcs 1S0 b!1s at
s.6.2a for mess. $ld,751l7:0o 70. new do. $1os7
for prime. l}etl unclaimed; s2lca of rs bris at
$350O 90 for Fcpacked meas, $105 for extra
mess. Prime meas bcrE t:all aud nominal. Beef
hams dull and heavy At lla113e for western. and
~ bris good hams suid 1t liz. cut meats dull nns1
heavy; hhoalLers oferin. at CHc, hauls 9G19Ae,
with no buyers. Hogs luwtr. Eaies ut " for drctr
cd. $5.31 Gs5 &. for live. Eacon quiet. Lard dull
md heavy: and lower; sa1es =" 90 brls Al Gl10c.
Butter dull NJ 11G14c for Ohio. 14421c for State.
Cheese unchanged, aGI1vk fur infctio. to prime.
GHocEMEs.-SuSat m"te active bat prices with.
out Important change sales to-day werr 10 hhds.
Cuha, part, ~ @5Ac- and the remainder OIL private
hoxe. Hayana. slightly damaged at 5A AG5sc. 1ol
hrls y. q. at 4s.GJGc. Mt 8 days aud mouths.
:rocKs.-Lowcr and 1ess active; {: & HI46. {
s I =. Panama III, Z. l. 46!, II C45k. Har
ct1l. L & Z q, Ill scrip &C N S gld 2fs4{. TO- "
: l9K. Reading 81 Harlem 13H. Erie :5.i, Pacific
| Mail -. y Ct s., Va e. IS. Team G. Gsls.
, 1860-12-12
TCxx0A1 ErExsaa, Dec. il, 1890

TExxoAY EVENING. Dec. il. 1880.
The monsF natEet Tn the day has shown scarce-
y any pctrspssb1s c3Angs- 1fauythine, 10 think
t&a ba1ks ha>e been Abls to supply their customers
n:hez 1noes freely with exchange. As nobody e1-
Jects It to 20 any i:htr holasEs haxs bean willing
so sell 1t the present rate. II still firm (ssling)
at per cent. rremiuia-hi:h enough In Ill con-
scieace. Tte buJin: prices Are eG9x. Soma Of
the banks seem atiN very short, whlle with othsrs
The supply II Il ahade better.
Nc" York Altices To-day report p1ioss OF produce
rather batter, and should they become STEADY, mc,
chants will re.r generally 60 into tho pork. p.ov1
Hioa and produce shipping husincss, and make
1he's own exchange rather than pay 10 Per cent.
1rem1cn for It. Soma Of the railroads. 1t il report
Cd have already sent forward very considerable In
Tolees. Others will do It. doubtless, ~ their ne
Ee1saties may require. OF course no ono In these
frnse can SEQ Tar ahead but today appearances be.
gin 70 Indicate slight movement for tho better.
4 tinEle day, loweyss. u2y throw u further back
1liau eTtr.
The nasret for rapcs is ~ yet perfectly s.asuant.
An eastern I'LL or any other reliable business paper
for discount, would be- Awslcome Visitor At the
banks. Any amount Of currency is lying In their
sanlts, to the. and to the publ1e for al practical
purposes perfectly useless. The only rersonp ben
Gifted are tho very obll sins gentlemen who have
Issued the bills. They ex1sct to draw their three
per cent interest their State bonds but In this
rnos: Of them Will bo mistaken, at least for the
present. for the Auditor In most cates will hold tho
coupons d1e Jaa. 1.s- oa-account or depreciation
cfshocks. but with them It Is only question Of
tins. for the esocks viii be quite to 81 baci
osd figures, and tksy will get their interest. while
s:az city banks must carry them, and the business
, 1860-12-12
Prol. Woods
RES10RATIVE CO2DIlL,


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r. femals Weakness an Ei egr Iay,t:ea
II t's": LIVER L.r:.n=r:Hrats sr - ,rp!..y, and;
s:::E= :: iss. '"r q ,.t s.ns, 'syS NJ ~
~ s:ts ~ i t.. ts1S,'sn. 4: :ia 81 a s5s T., Fa4fy
as' :. ~, a,t%n, & ,'.assen L. el's t.!as lacking
r. ls: na'sa sa tis; iase.a i'.: y. , It'll,
4adny m"l. "tisl aut W ~ "a y,:iy t" az,
~ vi. ~AAG " u ltftItt following
Sai!i* hit1 seSrr. bus Erv .eEt ii, slirt .rii n
r"Ei Aia'natlc ta4us.yte. al; .ns., - - s.lsAt "
= ~ o"Io aiFea1s attI-keu, .n ~ /. MI. M
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tucnee. luuo* tt!y E,t. ct..u.u u c.,,tat. n,..
W.. IT,; ts".; 4r.4 VII should tks tas s;.o..n;ui
iis1s. sHrh.kAces u. 1Erasi> .r:nu. il eGu,ill!
- " t.;e u:1''s u ~ u1 - tuc.ittsy hnf
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.tNe -aotl!d aiHAt4 u>n II. II tArv would Inn ri
!te-@tit ;1,h tti<icil icHeuy against,
.s sA1s:4 ru Eheh ti iatir keauts: tnrl II
fSeaut. rshaJl rAst wtE.ult LraIki, auu ncaj,ui u
t'ahat fN.t while ttlr AlI.,yr trrt nj. rt+. r'ri
. .:'t'. tci s:AilL n. GosuL4i Is !; nr rfe.. u
~" :H"'el nc. sstIef l4xrn = nto, t~ - hss
}~lsh ttr1Srs sass .1'a safety. 1a1:sx y ets's
tAf ttst T. 1"!s .cnp.l 49, ~ ,. nv ~ A
T.. drts;t ,',r Zines ot W. y"m ~ u.
Efann hu-eAnts. fur wusiv 4>t' VI Eonr s,,nt!
(denracy. nt,en =" dusr f"E'atr from f.lse Y
ts<:er taAA let lt.sls r ira premature crave
ncEs q etrAylas~ ssutaea ~ VIII! the excite h
ftuA ~enia ar HAT Il It ~crt nut for you they
a ,unA tx. .rl the same downward PAth-
ei:.ap -.4!xays ,,:tant, ami t. ."n We cent II
~ ap1ral: fur We arc ~usr, uu: never taM!et.
- tction Viii untrr,n.l{ I"ins y"u to Prot
.su1. I:r.tcrati4r uFllal and ilno.i l:enova- a
u. tor ~ tie Feirty which souIl bu AlWasa ouI "
A llanI III G:ue of neel-
OJ. wtsor. PROPRIETOR n
~ broadway, New r"sx. md III Anr:e: street n
=, sst. 1+nu1~ Nh. hst .ii ty al good dfucKt~s.
Wholesale ard Eeta'l Agents. ChtcaE"; John 2
l'xyer L In, L"Ei & Smith. and Gale n7oa.
, 1860-12-12

The KAuHas sRordef War;,

LEAtrswoaTH, Dee. live have inforna.
ton firm the scene Of the late troubles to the
Sth tns+ Large parties Of tTnops from Fort
Lcaycuworth had moved to Mound CITY, there
joininsa force. of $50 men from Fort Riley
Attenihs bad been made to arrest Jennisen,
hut nsithcr ke nor Montgomery could be
found. R1mors Of Montgomeryss entrcnch.
ment p resist are simply absurd. The inha1,i-
tants II Mound City and vicinity were mucl,
e1clts1. fearing harsh treatment from the Fed
eral authorities.
, 1860-12-12
G'fFf a1iR f!y2aY!yE& 2f
PITTSeCz:HLcAG6j

l5c061..-..W Winter Arrangement. .... .186G-l
S"s completed AID cars srn tren Chicago 10 Fit.
barS ~it.oc: caarSe. connecting y Ill t:a
G5e.it Pennsylvania Geatrai Eai!.oad
is i # h',d1 Ia Ratinots sn4 w4.stne
Neg .Isset. :>ew irsH. M3.r.u.L sc
s!esrhsnI, b. t:in: III, ro:r. VII: s.ve tie aa7aa-
II. u M ~" E,;r;. krt. ~ no asd:tieaAl co.
il4s leass iks in!s: Depot, c.raez Of c.aA and
A,'s l. :t:t; s'' Lsss:.. :f - ts.IS*' sy sns,, e.
a-s:!a: E1,:sss. :!.,:y 4; tsa.un,.ys excepted,
;v S .a s ,.i !, nstrf: ss II n1 H., Si.';. ta's
AsS Ens;s:.. ~: New las. cea:s:s 4at Ss'< iorS
s:.e .o::: ~ @;asaAn, zane...lc. Ssz.-:, xoaat
HrFo:. s:easensIe. "hrslars. 4i :.:*rior FOWLS u
Ike ..,.c !. iii. r,.:s - tr.r.: x,:;l 1..tas on
M4d ia's: it.'..! 10 :i't"rttj. rhaas. tl!i~n n.t
Ciae.t,at1 ti-scs+
FARE Es Icy. As kAY oTuER 1CyTf.
f.s~c: srr> bs.'.,! E3at ~i:1 llh sass s.atr both
pls.s-:. .:a a..,s.:".; pa,*:a :a:.asA many ii as
t.->e2-ess arriving nj Chieago. any =; the ro.d.,
w. "d a:."Lu.e tAecl a-ei.ia l1cputs 10 r..
ss., is e; G.. ss1ss :s:.asas; y L;
ca.;! ;;!s .rs;: sn:,oA." s.r. % VI tr:sa'
wss ~: II tn t"ai'.5 ua:cr. so.:.rf :. l:.adnp:.
snh prttov.n STREETS. " II lie tnien us?ot W:.t
ifr,:tf 4 ii t, a III Il; oE usss' s;s w.yzs
all pl4ls Eas at A Eles, At - tu~ auy Utry
ha.lruad l:eatc.
TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
Thr Pittsburgh. ~: nA.ae AID eai.as. I:a,:rnsd
lrn".ysvanl' .s4 toa.psns :os tie trans-
+ -. ~ "s l.F"a-a stsit 1Tupet:y Ga" nov t'
lii. L 4. Arx YORK a:s.. Eo.soc.
With ProC2ptaess aud Dispatch
J.n. Mtx'rE: Con-, III s;sai Sxea: sas'' w. -
i. ". bosa us'.l "ess .ss. Agent
, 1860-12-12
s'UnfO ntsurss In New Jer&ey-Frou1 a
Democratic Stand Point,


Democratic Stand Point.
TRENTON, y. j., Dec. ia convention TO
consider The danger which threatens the Union,
met in this city to- day. 4 large nulnbcr Of peo-
lie were present. Col. Vim. Z. Alexander pr..-
sided. assisted by 4 Sicc-presidcnt from each
county in The slnte.
4 committs"f,n an address and rcsolutioEs
was appoint:-f of which Commodore Stockton
xas made st1+;:man. After Il speech Ly Col
Alexander In n. Gr Of the Onion, Com. Stock
ton came forward, and AFTER 4 few preliminary
remarks on the impending danger to the
Union, read the address. ii declares that the
North has committed great wrongs, and
nil laws preventing the execution Of tic
Fugitive SLAVE law; that the citizens Of
ill., Southern States must he allowed
to travel through other States will, their pru,@
erty, aud that slaves Must he returned III "n
c!.!sn being made for .hem. All this the Suutil
las clear right TO-. She looks not to inden
nifty for the past, but for protection in The
future. The North ;a in the wrong. as maf-
ters now stand, and what Jtas been Wrunyiuliy
done must bc undone.
Upon the question Of the adoption Of tie
address, objection was made hy q. 3. IIalktrd,
jr.. who regarded the wrong about equal csl
beth eidcs. He thought the address ought
simply to declare against any attempt tn
tr.nlplc on the authority Of the general Guv-
rrnncnt.
Com. Stockton replied at considerable
lcn.th.
The address was then laid upon tue table
and the resolution adopted amid much co1If,..
sion, bnt by large vote.
Mr.JaEcs F. Ruslipg, i Republican, attemr:.
cd to speak Oh the RESOLUTION and address, and
WAS proceeding 10 argue that there WIS no
WroDE at all tn the part Of the North ami that
tae wrong was all On the part Of the South,
when ::ssrrat confusion cusued, the speaker
voice being drowned by the hisscs and ap-
plausc-
The Chairman catnc forward and said tint II
was evident that the Convention did mt de-
sire to hear the gentleman. He then put the
question on the adoption Of the resolutions,
which was carried. The address was then
adopted by \ large vote. Remarks were matle
pending the adoption Of the resolution hy
Mcs*rs. Wm. Halstc:ld, O. T. Ilalstead. Judge
Pearson, aud others. The two tirst gentlemen
named believe in the main in the doctrines Of
the address, but thought they wanted moditi-
cation. Mary Republicans chcered for free
speech.
Thr following persons were appointed under
tue, 18th RESOLUTION :: commission to consult
and and advise with other States. Hon.
!sobcrt +. Stockton. Hon. Il. ". Price. llon.
l.tcr y. }rooM, Hon. Joseph Randolph,
';on. John Williamson, and ilpn. William
CaldWalderI
Mr.. q. P. Halstcad offered 4 resolution to
the effect that both the North and South ilud
committed wrongs against each other aud tile
Government, and that New Jersey pledged
herself do ali in her power to preserve the
rights of the South under the Federal Govern
ment, andthc Constitution. Adopted.
The Convention adjourned in the midst of
confusion Mr. Rushing claiming the right, to
EI,r4a
, 1860-12-12

y, 1t 44s6. $500 and SEQ, dlv1diu. on soo and
450 1oR. ...
=, at $475, 500 and .25 dividing on 100 and 20
~.
TO- At $5261s0. dividing on 800 nr.
BEEF cATTLE-TheTe II an actiyo demand 1nT
pE cattle by shippers at and extra ai
10 35O but common stock il exceedingly dull and
aeayy, and aales range at $:.00ls10. Several lotf
u inferior were sold At $1.I5@La0.
1fIlIWSES- market Is dult and heavy. a:Ld
sales Ara mostly 1t retail At 1b@15Hc There arr
no shippers in the market.
ALCOu0L-Dull ct HQSsc y gal.
umES-Dull and unchanged. Green, SC; Green
SalteI 5kGtGc: Dry Flint, l2Qb13c,
TALLoW-Prime city. in iair request at o,k1
9kc: country, c19tc.
BuTTER1h1ce Dairy In request al l3Gf14c:
good nrkin. 124lsc; common. 1091lc--
EGGS-ffesh, 1s914xc p dog; LINED, dull at
12c
POTAT0ES-GoodN Ncshsnnocke. e543lc.
SEEDS-Tmothy quiet, with sales at $a.+rl
210. Clover dnll NJ Is:
, 1860-12-12

ld:1syMLE, Dec 1.-THE report from The
East that the sccretaryrhip OF the Treasury
had Seen rendered to Hon. las. Guthrie Is cn
tfre4' without foundation.
Ge~ Nagof1in ordered motion in the Suprrme
Cour for q writ uandamus against Coz Denni.
son, Ohio, growing out Of tile lattc1's refueal
to surrender 1aso upon Magof1n,s requikitiou.
II III motion falls, other steps will be tmme,
diatdy taken,
, 1860-12-12

Prohibition Of Slavery In Nebraska.
OMAuA; Dcc. 10.-The House to-day passed
sbl1l to prohibit slavery in the Territory with
two dissenting votes. Tic bill will be consid-
-tred in the Council tomorrow, aud will prob
.Llg pass that body in q fea dnya.
: PM totncorporate the Missouri and Vest
tsoduced. and viii doubtless become Law,
Snow fell yesterday to the depth Of eight In
dies. Weather moderately cold.
, 1860-12-12
Foreign Markets.

PER EunorA1 LIVERPOOL, Dec. !.
LONDON MoSEr MAnKEI-Consolsc closed on Fri
day At v3H IJ3.4 for noney and account. The bul.
The money market wal very active. The Hank Of
Eu=land had reduced Its ratc Of Interest tn IN y
csut. !:
LlyEnrooL DREApsICFFs MAREEr.-Messra. ".
y. j. Co., b. A. i Gu., and others report -four dull
and .lighAy lower american quoted at rs 1dkb
3ls. Wheat dull and 1@2d lower since Tucsday;
red l0sGIlas Cd: white l1Edo18a Cd. tot1 quiet.
H.. $. q Co. report wheat 2@t:Id lpweE. =:
PnovIsloxs-l5 quiet, though there was Rore
business doin; for export, Pork quiet, with fou.e
good short middles at G1s. Lard 70s17ls In re-
tai1.
TAILnw-Dull. 5sQ59a for North American
PRopCck-Sugur dull and Cd lower. Coffee
quiet
, 1860-12-12
'IHIEE. PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
l. TEAL !: i:Ll:p4D
- A!lr., I,t,..ALE TRACK,
Is c7past:k q. Ut. I:Vs4 !. g1uNl 70 any IN z

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aE it.t.I.it. ;..A t. ,'i IN ,.+ k.1,,.,.ut
4: tGl' nrti'S. ln.a1Lt. l.tu.-, wisconsin, i..s q
OF M--''a:f ny 1at:u:stl direct.
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, 1860-12-12

Lote Shux &,1lt and Skipping Ic-ds--lich. c.
Il, R.-Ndrktlx reported bv WALTER SaKArAs,
<rpfxtsty for hs ThnrNE, tceek ending -uoh-
day. NE. II. 1860:
Stoc. received for week ending Monday Decem.
Der 10th:
Cattle. 200 Hog. ,e5o
Sheer. 837 Cows and dcalvcs.... 10
, 1860-12-12
Attempted Nobbcry..-Ouc Robber
kfaied.

1SpErESDFScE, Mo-, Dec. ia PARTY Of
four men went to the house OF Morgan Walk
s:, residing eight miles from this eity, and de-
.slanded OF him his money and negroes. Mr.
Walker had been notified yesterday that such
demand would be made; he called some Of
robbers made their appearance they arra
upon them, killiu:, one BEAD anu v.,sndin-
another. Tic one wounded and the ether
two ,aaie their escape. TIE Sheriff OF 1h,.
county nnd u posse VI men are in pursu;t @!
!i,e1a. The robbers went from Kansas Terri
tory, and were betrayed By man whom they
lttd pressed into their service. There is great
the three men be cau:h1, there IL no doubt but
they will ce hanged. ;:
Santa Fe n.aiis Tue at IL to-day have fAile.'
to urriye
, 1860-12-12
MAR1NE + .JOUEN AL
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Dec, II,
Prop Asme. Hathaway HnftaIu. ed November
1.050 bbls apples, :9i bags ualt, 20 stuvcs
10 pkgs hardware. u bhls rosin, 81 bills yju,..
gar. 81 la'l. wine. -laks marble Is htri-
BuEar. ei hbl1 Sugar. 10 hu1es Starch. 30. rkrs
uldze. 954 kess nails, s,S bd1= iron. 2,iGs bars
iron. q b1xc. glars. Gl hhls liquors.