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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16
For the KEEosHA TELEGRAPH,
Bristol Teachers Association.

There will be special meeting of the Bristol
Teachers Association, at Wesley Chapel joint
District Number 8, commencing Friday even
ing, February oath, at o'clock and adjourning
at p. NJ /; continuing Saturday morning, com.
mencing at o'clock and closing at IL A.
During the evening Session, the order of exer
cises will be as follows:
Calling to order. Reading of the Bible and
Prayer. Calling the roll, members responding
by sentiments. Discussion of the following uues-
ton:
ReSOt0ed, That the position of the Teacher in
relation to the pupil is higher than that of the
parent.
Aft, Horace Curtis; Neg, Dir. Pettgrew.
An address by Mr. 7. J. Conatty, PRINCIPAL of
Kenosha High School.
Morning session:
Calling to order; calling of the roll reading
OF the Minutes Of the previous meeting; REPORTS
OF Committees an exercise in English Grammar,
A Stonebreaker; Geography, T. A. Morand !;
Written Arithmetic, W. E. Roberts Reading
and Elocution, E. w. Sherwood; Mental Aritb-
metic, Hiram Curtis Penmanship, Henry Eel.
lows; History, Geo. .Quinlan; Unfinished bust.
ness.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
Il. SHER WOOD, WARRIN TAPLIN.
Sec. Pres
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Cheap Farms.

Horace Greeley, in one of his recent letters to
the Tribune, has the following as to the cheap>
ness of farms in the West at the present time ::
/ say emphatically to the industrious and the
frugal, who contemplate migration from the East
to the West: If you can bring moderate
amount of ready means with yoM, the induce
ments for such migration were never greater
than now. judge that, in good hands, $500
will to-day buy more land, or quarter section
with better improvements, than $1,000 would
have bought two or three years ago. With
81 900 cash i'll hand, you can buy pretty fair
farm in any State west of Ohio. There is great
abundance of land still held at absurd prices, but
there is enough that will be sold--indeed, much
of it must be sold-at reasonable rates. Go a
little way from the railroads and the villages,
and you can buy good quarter-sections in almost
any county, for the fair value of the improve
ments already made them. No reasonable
man ought to wish them lower. ~. -.---..--
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Collectisln WIS

Madison correspondent of the Chicago Press
ana Tribune speaks of the proposition now be.
'ore Inc Legislature, to abolish all laws Cor the
collection of debts as follows:-
There is strong feeling in favor of such a
law. Investigation has proved that in this
S.ate' ana presume the same is true in other
H'ates' the whole amount of debts collected by
I Iega process does not equal the expense of col
that the whole body of our citizens are taxed to
sustain Courts for the purpose of securing few
out OF the whole number of debts and nntting
good lees into The hands of the legal profession
II collection laws were abolished, It would place
creot Oh Its true basis that of character, the on
" basis on which it can ever rest sacn~aIv
Then men would be trusted for their cbar.ctor
ana not for their notes, and business would be
now too often is. u = :.
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Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention will be held at the Cap
o in Madison Wednesday, the 29th day of February
1860 at u O'Clock NJ choose four delegates from the
State large and two from each Congressional District
represent the State Of Wisconsin in the Republican Ma
ona Convention 70 be held at Chicago the 18th OF June
next to nominate candidates for presidential electors
for the State at args to adopt such action as may be
deemed advisable 81 view Of the approaching election OF
Chief Justice Of the pemo Cous Of the state, and for
the transaction Of such other business may be thought
calculated advance the OF the party and pro-
mote the success Of its principles.
Each Assembly District Of the State will be entitled to
two delegates such convention except where district
includes than county, when each county viii be
entitled TO two delegates.
The Committee would respectfully suggest That Assem-
ply District Conventions ect delegates to State Con-
Venton be h cid as early as Saturday, Feb. 18th.
HORACE RUBLEE,
VIM c. ROGERS,
j. w. STEWART,
Il. w. KFYES
G. F. SOLBERG,
HENRY COUSINS,
JAMES G. McKESSON,
BERNHARD DoMsCHCKE,
D. W0RTHINGT0N,
/. G. PAINE,
A. J. TURNER,
CHAS. q. FINNEY, Jr,
CHARLES BILLINGHURST,
L. f. FRISBY,
A. f. B0YEE,
Republican State Central Com.
Dated, Ma Olsen, Dec. 20, 1859.
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Diseases of the Liver.

disease, he enuncated truth which the
perence and observation of medical is every day
confirming. The many apparently insane excuses of
those who indulge in the of sprtuous liquors. be
thus accounted for The true of conduct which is
Of the Liver. No organ in the human system when de-
ranged produces frighful catalogue Of diseases
And if instead of applying the remedies the manifesto.
tatons of disease is often the case physicians would
prescribe with view to the original cause fewer deaths
would result from diseases induced by deranged state Of
tine Liver Threefourths of the diseases enumerated I'M
der the head of Consumption their diseased
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respectful drug stores None genuine without the sigma
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SOUTH CAROLINA. The Legislature of
south Carolina short time ago, entered upon a
systematic plan 70 dissolving theUnion. Reso-
lutlons were passed and transmitted to each of
'ne slave states, inviting them to join in disun-
lou conference. The response to these treason
able invitations of South Carolina, has not thus
Tar been very fattering. Most of the slave states
are wise enough to know that they ave no self
sustaining power, to exist as a southern Con-
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Dyspepsia and General Debility.

Carlisle, Warren Co., o., March 8, So:
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See Advertisement. feb.
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w Ihe standing committees of the House of
Representatives appointed by Speaker Penning-
ton, will be found on the first page of our paper
this week A better selection of committees, no
republican can desire. The political classified
ton ofthe chairman of each committee 10 des;o.
mated as fellows Republican, Anti -Lecomp-
toni Americant. ~ =
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7 HE CITY B A NIX
OF KENOSHA

One ofthe first organized the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections, and BUSH
ness entrusted toit Remances made for CoL econs
day Of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurtnt Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in to suit the prncpL points Of
Great Britain France Germany, Holland Switzeas nd Nor
way, Sweden, &c. 1E
Interest paid en- Special Deposits. 1au
z. G. DURANT H. b. ToWsLEE,
Cashier President.
KENosHA Sent. 1st, 1857.
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THs correspondent of the Democrat writes
luguhrlous article of nearly two columns for that
paper He commences the unfolding of bis wis
oom by telling what the Republican part did in
iofo--some ten years before that party had auy
organization any where in the United States.
A great democratic enlghtener that ; the long
article might most appropriately hay been sign
ed. "Blarney"
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Godey's Ladies Book.-The March num-
Der is received. We have heretofore spoken in
the highest praise of the splendid engravings
with which every number of Cooley is embellish-
ed We may add, that the domestic department.
is OF great value to every housewife. Terms
single copy, So 90 a year. Address L. A. Cooley,
PHILADELPHIA -n
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COmgrRsS.

Not much business has yet been transacted in
Congress since the organization of the House
The apprpriatin bills for paying off the pressing
of the government, particularly of
the Post Office Department, have occupied con-
siderable time. The new constitution of Kansas
has been laid before the House. bill TO abol-
ish the franking privilege has passed the
Senate. '"
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State EegIslAfura.

The mass of business before our State Lep;sIa.
lure has not thus far presented any thing of espe,
cal interest; large amount of the legislation
being local. The Assessment Law has passed
the Senate essentially amended being nodded af
ter the Ohio law. The assessment law of Ohio
has been practically tested many years, and it is
said gives good satisfaction to the people.
a bill has been introduced to amend the char
ter OF the Kenosha and Rockford Railroad 81
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Fire Insurance.

The citizens Of the town Of Bristol wishing to complete
the organization Of the Bristol Fire Insurance Company
are requested to meet at the School House, in Walkers
District, Walkers Prairie, Saturday, Feb. 25th, at
O'clock, NJ full attendance Of those Interested is
requested. MANY CITIZENS.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.-A promine,+ ,,,or..L:
physician of Chicago has instituted lenst nro-
ceedings against wealthy real estate owner fhn
a charge of sander-the damage being fixed at
the substantial figure of twenty thousand dollars
Plaintiff attended defendants wife during illness
and the husband, it is alleged, has commented
widely and strongly upon these services. falsely.
as is claimed and to the injury of the professo nal
reputation of the plaintiff. 117'' - 49,
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FROM PIXIES PEAK. Leavenworth Feb. ~
The Pixies peak Express, with dates of the I'd,
has arrived with $4,000 in gold. ~ :
B Great excitement prevails in Denver CITY on
account of the jumping of several claims within
the city limits. Thejumpers commenced the cree
non OF buildings, which we're destroyed in the
night time by company of town people The
next day thejumpers retaliated by firinr mon
r. B.Bradford, agent of the Express Comnaev
who, however, escaped unhurt. p"0''
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
FHHLADEEPHgA

ment for the RIief of tb sid by special Endow
WIN vlralen and Epidemic Diseases and especiaIy for
tne cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs ~
Nh EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the 40 n Co.
In geon to all who apply by letter, with descEntnn
OF tner condition. Gage, occupation, habits OF life 10
and IN case OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoa and otbs
Diseases OF the eexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed IN the Dspensary, the afflicted In
stamps for postage will be acceptable " '"'ee
Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHTON Acting Snr
geon Howard Association, No South Ninth Street phil
sdelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors
GEO. FAIRCHILD, EZRA D. HEARTWML
oSS'eS IyES Presiden
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MR.. J0SLYN be found at his rooms, in readiness
to wait upon customers from A. NJ, to P. NJ. These
short days, go early especially with your children. Don't
be in hurry; give him time to make good picture, and
my word for it, you will get it:
Mr.. J. has sho wn style picture for sending
away in letter. sold at the price of the Iron Mela
neype picture but far superior He has all the different
sylsscases at the very lowest prices and is receiving
stock constantly Now is the time, if any Of our cit
iSens want kind of picture known to the art go to
Josyn he get up for quite WELL if not bet
ter than you could get done in Chicago elsewhere.
The Holidays close at hand-a correct likeness to
absent relative, friend, acquaintance even sweet
he art very acceptable, We have got ours Go thou
and do likewise.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

KANSAS The Democrats intend to make
trouble about the admission of Kansas NJ
English has introduced bill to take the censns
which is simply intended to delay admission
and other Democratic thinkers have declared an
intention to have the boundaries which two.
thirds Of the people of Kansas have declared in
favor of, altered. -
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MINNESOTA STAY LAVA bill has passed the
House ofRepresentatives of Minnesota, to extend
the time ofredenption in foreclosures of real es-
tate 10 three gears, and the payment of interest
annually on the principal. The bill passed BY a
vote of 46 to 81,
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Town yoF WHEATLAND. The proposition in
the Legislature to divide the town of Wheatland
in this county, has been reported by the commit
tee to whom it was referred, proper subject for
the action of the Ksnosha County Board of Su-
oervisora ts.r - I'M s
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Copies of Dr. T. A. Cadwell's Treatise on the Eve and
and Ear have been left az this Office for gratntous dstr
button to those who may be afflicted with diseases of the
Eyes and Ears The work contains 800 pages Of in
teresng matter and treats of almost every form of dis
to which these delicate organs subject Those
troubled with loss defective sight and hearing will do
well to call for copy of the book. Dr. Cadwes office in
Chicago is at 90 Randolph street, opposite the Revere
House. 3m31
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The question of the validity of the Racine
city Bonds which came before Judge Nillers'
court at Milwaukee, was put over to the April
term. on motion of the Attorneys for the Bond.
holderc
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PRo-SLAvERY SPEAKER.-Tbe Kenosha Dem.
ocr0t seems to think the election of Pennington,
is not so bad after all, because, SAYS that paper,
he is "pro-slaYery." We venture to say the Dem.
0cr9f won't stick to that opinion long The first
Important official business of the Speaker, is the
appointment of the committees of the House 4;
This remington has done if our Democratic
llen''s can draw any pro-slavery consolation in
looking over the list, they are entirely welcome.
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Died.

At Sacramento CAL, on the 18th of JAM after an ILL
ness OF about two weeks, Rev. y w. HATCH formerly
rector of st. Mathews Church of this city.
Rev. Mr.. Hatch widely known as a man of talent
and influence Some prio to coming this city,
he was elected chaplain in congress His acquaintance
with the public men of our country was extensive
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Since the organization of the United Stoto,
uOVrmens, Congress has convened thirty-si1
times. Of the Speakers of the House of Repre.
sentatives, twenty-six bave been from sIsve
States, and ten from free States.
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Inc Ootoroon.-This new popular drama,
mas recently been introduced in Chicago, where
ltals being played at McVicar's Theatre. The
manager last week sent Rev. FL. N. Bisbon of
OF Johns church a card of invitation to witness
the play Of the Octoroon. Rev. Mr.. Bisbop M
h'e1y acknowledges the receipt of the invitation.
and reciprocates by inviting the manager to at
tend the regular sabbath service at St. Johns
church. - - -
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EF An eminent physician of New York city
got beard the cars of one of the city Railroads
few days since. He had just entered the car
when he said Ladies and gentlemen, there
is malignant case of small pox on board this car
i smellit." In moment the car was stopped
and the passengers fed all but one, and that a
woman closely yelled. The doctor asked lher to
lift her veil. She did, and he beheld a most
dreadful case of that foul and dangerous disord-
er. She said she was on her way to the hospital
her attendant was on the outside.