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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-06
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Taxation for the Support of Schools.

We learn that an animated discussion
occurred N the Common Council on
Monday evening last, on the question
of levying the amount recommended,
for the support of schools for the year
ensuing. An effort was made to reduce
the amount considerably below the sum
levied in former years, on the plea of
economy. Who are the true friends
Of economy ? Is it those who seek to
bring taxation below the sum actually
necessary, to supply the school with
first class teachers, and furnish all the
conveniences essential to the unrestrain-
ed progress Of the scholars ; or those
advocate tax sufficient to provide the
best educational advantages for all the
Ichildren and youth of suitable age p
This is the question. TO cut down the
taxation below an amount sufficient, to
provide the facilities Of a good educa-
ton, is not economy-it is extrava-
gance. This is the Judgment Of the
enlightened statesmen and philanthro-
pists Of the age. 1t is maxim as true
as any problem in morals, that it is
cheaper to educate, than to provide for
the suppression and punishment of
crime, resulting from ignorance. The
true friend Of economy, who desires
the reduction of public expenditure
both direct and indirect, does not en-
quire, how small sum will suffice, to
keep the schools organized but how
much do they need FOR the most advan-
tageous development Of the mind
This is the enlightened policy Of CONS
munities that understand their true
interests. 1t is useless to repeat the
sickening argument, that learningmakes
rogues and helps adroit dishonesties
it were quite as sensible to say, that a
condition of half civilization, is to be
preferred to enlightenment or that
barbarism, is better still. Ifeducation
has any uses in humanizing and moral
ling the race, it is entitled to all that
is claimed if it be not positive good
in the general, then it is an evil.
-0
10 Eds. 261egr0yh.-I observe that
the statement in your paper last week,
in respect to my removal from the post
of Light House Keeper, is charged as
being a falsehood. TIE statement in
your paper 1 think, was fairly and hon
estly intended. Although in my hurry
in giving you the information, on which
you made the statement, some particu-
lars were omitted. | intended to have
said, that l believed my removal was
on the ground of my declining to take
and pay for a Breckenridge paper, as
could imagine no other cause.
JEREMIAH JORDAN
Kenosha Sept. 9Th 1860.
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SALEM WIDE AwAKEs.-The Salem
Wide Awakes propose having a grand
turn out on Tuesday evening the 18th
Sept inst. The neighboring Wide
Awake organizations have been invited
to visit the Salem Wide Awakes at the
time above mentioned.
A special train will leave here at
o'clock P. M. and the Wide Awakes of
this city, together with such others as
propose to attend, will be taken to Sa-
lem, and returnd the same evening. A
good time is expected.
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You can naahe more Money IN selling
tie Neao Edition Of Weiss Larger
than any Book Published, because every
man aoho c0n8ults his oao1a interest, nil
rant tie Boot. No other aoork Of the
kind is as complete and reliable as this,
and Book agents IN all parts Of the
country aojU do aoeU to sent on iu2n1ed-
lately for q sample copy and our terms
TO AgentS, aohich are unusually li6eral
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Common Council Proceedings.

Sept. Sd 1860.
Regular Meeting. Present the Mayor, Aid.
Head, White, Van Arsdale, Grant. Lothrop
Parsons, Schoffen, Huck, Rose and Nicoll
Minutes of the last meeting read and approved.
The Finance Committee made the following
Report:
KENosHA, Sep. Sd 1860.
To the Mayor and City Council of the City of
KeROS ha.
The Committee on Finance to whom was
referred the subject of the compensation of the
City Treasurer for his official services have had
the same under careful consideration, and beg
leave to report as follows THAT it is obvious
from section II Of chapter and section Il of
chapter of the city charter that this council has
| full power to determine the amount of said
compensation.
| That in consideration of the stringency of the
times there is stern necessity for retrenchment
in every department of taxation, and it is desra-
bic that we should ecOnOmize in this as well as
all other items Of expense. Wherefore recon-
mend the adoption of the following resolutions
ReSot0ed: That for all the services performed
by the City Treasurer during the current fiscal
year he shall receive the snm of $500 That
the five per cent now charged on all taxes be
added to the general city fund and account ed
for, by the Treasurer in the same manner as the
| rers compensation shall be drawn from said
general city fund by order of the council in the
same manner os the salary of the Clerk, Marshal.
&c. The Clerk shall be, and is hereby instruct
ed to make ont all tax warrants in agreement
with this Resolution, by emitting the words
latter deducting your fees" All Of which IS
respectfully submitted:
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For Married Men and Women,

whave full instructions for resorving property
inview of marriage, and, for those who need them,
complete instructions and forms for proceedings in
ses of Divorce; together with information on all
subjects that usually come before he courts con
corning married couples
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II The population of Detroit is 46, 834.
had claimed 5000
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ES~ The census shows population of As, 1928
N the city Of Milwaukee. In 1855 it was 80, lis
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The Farmer,

Also, has been cared for. For him we have gath
cred all the forms now in use for
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Executors, Administrators, Guar
dams, and Minors

Are also fully provided for. In fine, we have en-
deavored to make work adapted to the wants OF
everybody who prefers in all ordinary matters, to
avoid the grievous expense and waste of time which
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DISSOLUTION.
ENHE firm of E. W. Blinn q Co. is this dav
u dissolved by mutual consent All accounts dne
10 ana from the late firm viii be settled by the new firm
Z. W. BLINN,
Kenosha, August 81, 1860. G. F MATHFR
NEW FIRM,
Inc undersigned viii continue the business in the line
Dry Goods and Groceries, under the name and stvl Of
T. W. BIINN CO., at the old stand.
ia E. W. BLINN,
A- G. F. MATHER.
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ADDRESS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
toMMuNIcNTEp,
The Pretended Reign of,Terror.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4 1860
Ed. Cl'escent-1n letter dated st. Louis, Novem-
her 26, and repubhshed by you from the Missouri
Democrat, certain George Foester styling him
self late editor Of the German Gazette on Poydras
street, declares me the bugbear of his expulsion
by the SoutherEers of the blue cockade; nay, he
makes me the enrolled spy, denuneiator and trans
ator for several ultra Southern organizations, etc.
etc. What nefarious monster the good people
of the West and North must believe me to be
He, Mr.. FDester, further asserts, that threw not
only him, but also his predecessor, Mr.. Louis
Constant, from the height of their editorial tripod
Well, MIR. Editor, without molestiag the American
public with all the ridiculous adventures and
miseries of the German press in the South, permit
me to declare the whole story of this called vic
tim of the Reign of Terror at New Orleans is a
tissue of lies. Nobody will place the least faith in
man who dares to assert that the streets of the
Queen City of the South are soiled with blood
Well, Mr.. Editor, it is only to be wondered at, how
Messrs. Pfeifer & Hassinger, the proprietors Of
such a far-spread paper as the German Gazette
could place such an arrant impostor at the head o
their paper, during three months, being cognizan
of his craziness long time before published hi
lucubrations in number seven of my New Orlean
Journal, in the course of the late Presidential cam
pagn. Such literary scoundrels as Mr.. Foeste
deserve no better treatment than the lash by every
man of honor.
am gentlemen, yoars truly
SEBASTIAN SELLER,
Editor of the New Orleans Journal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

A NORTHERN DIVINE WITH SOUTHERN PRINCIPLES.
Rev. Nehemiah Adams, d. D., the welknown au-
thor of the g South Side View of Slavery deliY-
cred sermon on Thanksgiving day, which, id the
thoroughness with which it espoused the Southern
position q the present M surprised eyer m
took for his text, Jeremiah l., Ia: "Out of the
North evil shall break forth upon all the inhaht-
ants of the landn From this text DR.. Adams de-
liyered strong Pro-Slavery sermon, in which,
after stating that the abuses of the system, of
slavery were to be deplored and deprecated, he
argued that slavery is divine institution, recog-
nized such in the Bible; and claimed that there
would be no peace or quietness in the land until
the community come to recognize and treat it as
such. The sermon surprised even those who knew
the speakers sentiments upon this yexed question.
tGneiunati Gazette.
Nehemiah is certainly !" sound on the goose ques-
ton, and we trust that his ministrations may meet
with the success they deserve.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

sr. CuAp1rs HoTpT.--a Mnrdock ! q Roberts
rnnt Kr HanaI Il nania ro1,ino \
CnIl;n Tp r Wey ~ Jaesnn n n Pichs,d =
son 4io Sandford "a Tarnaga ~ and sar
yant Ari r McKennie Ala n 8 Sim%nns ~ TaSes.
j w Robertson. Mo. Mrs Enan Y Durard 7 T snI,
Ivan w = Meflnmb Kv. + pbiIline III. n 4
ham, D Cage, l. NJ Morancy, DIR G Hill, John
son, W Ratlilf, ] D Ghampiin, Miss Ghamplin, La /;
w L Ruff1n and family, VI Johnson A Murdoek,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

BLACK AND WHIrE--A sermon was preached
last evening, says the N. Y. Herald of the Sd, at
Shiloh church, by the Rev. Henry Garnett, on the
subject Of the death of John Brown, yesterday be-
ing, as they stated, the anniversary Of his mar
tyrdom.n The service was opened by the Rev.
Mr.. Ambrose (white), who also offered up prayer,
and the Rev. Mr. Constantine (also white1 read the
5sth chapter Of Isaiah. The preaeherWas more
thGn usually excited in his remarks, at one time
causing q slight attempt at applause, which was
repeated, and several times elcitpg hearty litter
ing. The church was filed to overfowing-- more
than half the congregation being white. The Rev.
MFR. Prime (eolored) delivered the benediction.
Our report is unayoidably crowded out.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
TEteoRAPHED 70 THE NEW ORLEANS cHEscEt
LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL oFrHE STEAMSHIP ssEsvabr

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP 3sENFAbBE.
Pass LOUTKE, Dec. 9.-The United States
mail steamship Bienville, Capt. Buocls, ffom Few
York the 1st. and Havana the 7th., crossed the
bar at O'Clock this evening, on her way up aie
river to New Orleans.
The Sugar market was dull, there being no
action The trade generally was languishing.
Lard was steady at unchanged prices. Pitch
pine boards were selling at s35 per Thousand.
Exchange ruled at random rates. Sterling Is
per cent premium. New York, Boston andisouth-
ern cities, 4 to Is. Money was very tight.
Counterfeit Bank Notes.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 9.-Spurious notes, printed in
eolored ink, on the Mechanics Bank Of this city,
are in circuiation. No genuine notes are printed
in coiors.
Teegfas hic intelligence also on the sixth pags.l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
VOLUME XIII.
LetteF from ". L. GraaUcoasg., We. ED.
OF THIS CITY, t..5
Giving the Results OF a Careful
THOROUGH EXAMINATION
COAL OIL.

No Ill CAsAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
November %, 1860.
II. G. Covert, ESD, No. Ghartres street,
Dear SirI have examined with great deal Of care the
Great Kanawha Paahne Coal Oil you nc and have
many experiments it in order test whether it be possible TO
produce explosion and subjected many tests
find TO be perfectly NoNExPLosIvE under any circum
requires temperature Of 800 degrees Fahrenheit
boil and does not give of until it reaches temper
te Of go degrees lighted taper immersed in becomes in
stantly exnguhed. The Oil is clear coorless and without
odo In burning gives beautifully soft white light far
erior coal nanuc being free from the yellow tnge
always present In the best lights less susceptible OF
inuring the sight While equally safe with SPERM olive,
ton other vegetable and animal oils IL is far superior in its
light giving properties infinitely economical always
freely gums the w and iswhout action metallic
parts Of the lamp In my opinion after experience years
in the Of Coal Oils is superior every respect any
other material for light with which am acquainted.
Yours, very faithfully,
/. L. CRAWCOUR, M. d.,
Prof of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence in the Or
leSns School Of Medicine d3 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

PUTTING on HIS BasNET.-A gentleman who had
carefully trained up his servant in the way he
shonld go, SO that. when his wife was pr esent he
might not depart from it, sent him wi th box
ticket for he thsater to the hoase of 20 ung lady
The servant returned when the gentem an and his
wife were al dinner He hsd, of course, been told,
in giving answers to certain kind Of m essages, TO
substitute the masculine for the feminine pronoun in
speaking Of the lady, ADid you see him Z said
the gentleman, giving him the cue. .'Y es sir, re-
piled the servant che said he'd go W ith great
deal Of pleasure and that he'd wait for you, sir !,
What was he doings asked the wife. carelsssly.
rHe was putting on bis boanalht was the reply.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
We are requested to give publicity to tas fol.


NEW oaaEAss, DeeembeS 3. 1850.
To the Editor of the Crescent.
We have this day dtco4iausa the three Gaaneery
instituted by behafof Potter wheeen the Grover
Baker Sewing Machine CO. the Wheeler 4 Wilson
featuring Company NJ s. Hedck in wbiehe the agent
of b. soat Cos Intoned from infringing several r-
tents granted to A. b. Wilson and his asgrs improvements
in Sewing Machines.
The kills Eed by under ins.rnous from Clients
and u the due Of professional duties
eulsd to Injunction Pending the proedng pegoatoas
entered upon by the parties for the saert Of their 5iin
ties which, seems were to put sso ending threaten
ing proceedings. BY nad dtartenee the wishes Of oil
NOT communicated to vs. hence the n5uneons
obtained which mentioned your paper days since
We directed to state ih settlement has teen where
by the sale of the sleat Elliptic Hsok Machine by the Unor
Gate Leser Manufacturing Company Of Richmond, S legal
zed and sioa and hts have been released FROM dam
ages fot past iaftlpgements
BENJAMIN, BoNFoRD FISEEY,
CLARKE & RAYNE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
sg-Remova1-rhe once Of singers sew

street, and nearly opposite d. II. Holmes
The price Of Singers Letter A. Machine reduced from $50
s55 and the Family Machine is reduced SS5 Needles
cents dozen.
With great improvements Singers Manufacturing Ma
chimes So. p far SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS for fine
sewing and they made with very little noise
Their universal has placed them far beyond
petition. WALTER BENNETT Agent,
MA 2pf 1856 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

"Foreign nations have no taste for shakspere,' ?
said Bishop Sherlock to yoltairc. That is true
replied he, I" but they only know him by bad trans.
latons. Slight defects are exposed, and great
beauties concealed. A man born blind can never
persuade himself that rose is beautiful, when she
thorns wound his fingers.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Du,ltse $ Co.,
CORNER OF RoYAL AND co


Have lately received
60 Boneless SARDINEs in half and quarter boxes
20 =. Yarmouth BL0ATERS,
:. Spced SALMON
100 :. Shaker PRESERVES
50 Baltimore
45 dozen superior RED CURRANT, OUNCE and APPLE
JELLY.
Is dozsn FRUIT JAMS and MARMALADE.
I4eibec, French and New York ASPARAGUS.
Paris and Nantz GREEN PEAS.
MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLEs TRUFFLED PIES, etc.
Spanish and French OLIVES.
French and English MUSTARD.
italian MACGAEoNI and yERAIfGELLI In lb. boxes.
200 fine WostphRlia HAMS. -.....=
80 casks Bavarian LAGER BEER.
With large assortment of fine HOOK and BORDEAUX
WINES and genuine extra C0RnIALs do apSt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

THE SoUTu- WEST ExfEDINoN.--At tho last ac-
counts the Southwest expedition was at Camp
Harney, in Gentry county, about sixty-ive miles
from the border. There Gen. Frost resigned the
command of the brigade to Lieut.. Col, Knapp,
while he, at the head Of the cavalry and Artillery,
resolved to push on to the border, which he hoped
to reach, by forced marches, in two days. No
event of interest had transpired. The troops con.
tinued well, were recovering from tho fYst sore eff
fects Of the march, and becoming well broken in to
campaign duties and hardships
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
- I u .

On Sunday, the 9Th inst O'Clock r NJ, HENRY L.
HEAL. Of f. r. Zeal and NJ H. Roberson aged years
months and days.
The friends acquantances Of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral this evening o'clock from the
residence of his parents, 3Oi Apollo street. .
On Sunday, 9th ins " o'clock A. NJ, JEANETTE,
wife OF A. H. SWANSON aged Il years and months native Of
this city.
rssau francisco Cal Evansville dnd papers plerse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
To Cotton PicSVers, Sugar Planters, Brick
Makers, etc.

Amongst the Patents granted yearly by the Patent
Oce Washington, many have met with successful app-
cation in The different branches OF industry Various improve
daily superedBg the aborous handworkng
manufactures and still invention has the diff
fcues ard timdy of many who prefer following the steps
sanctioned by routine, and will beyond unless
skul pioneer precedes them Whatever may be said by those
preIudiced i'll disposed against innovations yet
ton which will dispense with all the uncertainties Of the
weather will find confident many intelligent who
prepared the advantages presented We particularly
aude to the Patent for DEssIGGAT1NG APPARATUS,
granted Eugene Toune. of this city, 10th October
last by the United States Patent Office It's construction is
simple principle, combining ths conducbe
of caorc without and IFS unquesonab1e adyan.
age will be appreciated by competent parties inspection
The Apparatus used with the advantage in DRYING
DAMAGED COTTON in from ten 10 fifteen minutes dpens-
ing with the troublesome Of spreading The en- plat.
great expense by the depending
upon The capricious rays Of the -
The Co ton dried in this Apparatus perfectly restored the
staple which has been tested by competent parties has been
pronounced be sound and clean before being
agtd
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of COTTON PICK
ERs TO this valuable invention, which will enable them
pose Of their Cotton in much shorter time.
SUGAR PLANTERS who have great trouble drying the
BAGAssE before using it fuel will find this Apparatus
well adapted for that purpose Recent experiments
proved be most satisfactory the Bagasse being deprived
aqueous resdus in the space Of ONE HOUR Planters viii
readily perceive the advan age of this process
This useful Apparatus has been tested also Bricks which,
by the process require from THREE TO FOUR WEEKS
evaporation sheds whilst attained by
this process SIX HOURS The and money saved
therefron is incalculable.
Parties further information by applying at tho In
veutors office No. 19 Common street, office, will
bled to judge fully Of its advantages.
dS 2p6t w s O.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

PUNISHMENT IN DElAwARE.-In the Newcastle
county (DeL) court last week four persons were
sentenced to punishment at the whipping post, one
Of them also to stand in the pillory for one hour.
The number of lashes awarded was from fifteen to
twenty each Three of the four were also sem
fenced to terms of Imprisonment and to wear a
convict jacket for six months after their discharge.
The crime in each case was stealing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

RUNAWAY WIFE CAuGHT.-A French Canadian
woman eloped from her husbands residence in the
vicinity of Quebec, Canada, taking with her s2o0,
the property of her husband. She was overtaken
by her spouse, at La Chandere, and taken back