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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
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Stale ErpASaanV.

The quarterly report of the Secretary of State
to the Governor has just been made, from which
it appears the Treasury is in Il good condition
With short session of the Legislature, and
economical appropriations, the State tax for the
ensuing year need not exceed $15O,Oo0 1t will
be recollected that the Democrats before the last
election attempted to brighten the people, that
'he state was badly in debt, and insisted that all
the Republican talk about a tax as low as
$3.50 600 to meet the indtedness of the State, was
dishonest and intended for mere political effect
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DesEpOtisnn.

paper called the Nesos and Advertiser, pub
lished in the state of Delaware, has been pro-
scribed by the post master in the place where it
published, who refuses to distribute it to sub
scrbers or put it into the mails. The post mas
ter bases his authority for thus acting on the late
decision of the Post Master General the NeUs
and Advertiser being moderately free state pa
per, it is adjudged incendary in the state of
Delaware. The ruling of the Post Master Gene
raj, will if not arrested by the people, br ng
about despotism as Internal as any in the
worst governed countries of Europe
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WHAT THE SOUTH THINKS OF NORTHERN
LABoRERs. Brown (Dem) of Mississippi, in
answer to remarks of Dooli;tle, of Wisconsin,
madr the following assertion:
" Mr.. Brown (Dem, Miss.) said the senator
from Wisconsin mistook the position of the
south They believed that slavery elevated the
negro. -Four millions OF southern slaves occu-
pied higher position, morally, socially, and
physically, than any laborers on the globe"
What say you mechanics and laboring men of
the north, to this Democratic idea is your posi-
ton below the niggers of the south n Such is
the opinion the southern Democracy ehtertains
of you, and so the Democracy will eventually
treat you, if its march be not arrested. You talk
about Republicans wanting to elevate the negro
to an equality with the white man, the southern
Democracy are far ahead of the Republican party
in this respect; they maintain the negro of the
south already occupies higher position, moral
ty, socially and physically than white laboring
men of the north.
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Weeks VS.. the City of Milwaukee,

The following are among the points decided by
the Supreme Court in this case:
The exemption of the Newhall House proper
ty from taxation for the year 1857 was illegal.
And 1t having been done Intentionally, and the
effect being to increase the burden of all other
tax payers, the omission invalidates the entire
tax in which said property ought to have been
included, but was not
Agricultural lands annexed TO the CITY, bv on
act of the not laid ont in lots
must be taxed by the same rule as other lands
In the ward where they are situated.
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EFT HAS BEEN CURRENTLY REPOR.
TED that in most of the Western cities, the
"Town Bell" tolls every day at noon, for the
inhabitants to gulp down quinine as a prevent
alive of diseases caused by Malaria of the climate
OF course, taking quinine is contagious habit
and every new settler is supplied with the pois.
onou drug,and instructed to take it in large guam
tities,if he would escape the Fever and Ague.
Every house has its medicine chest filed with
this dangerous stuff and as regular as the hour
comes asound, so regular do they gulp it down,
as though it was the richest delicacy of the sea-
son. DR.. ]. HosrET1 Err. good samaritan of
Pittsburgh, knowing the dreadful effects of gum
inc upon the human system, when taken with
SO much indiscretion, has prepared a compound
which has in all cases in which it has been tried
proved speedy cure for Fever and Ague, and
all other diseases caused by the digestive organs.
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PREMIUM PICTURES

MR.. JOSLYN be found at his rooms, in readiness
to wait upon customers from A. NJ, to P. NJ. These
short days, 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 shown US a style picture, for sending
away letter. sold at the price of the Irono Mea
neype picture, but far superior He has all the different
sylescases at the very lowest prices and is receiving
new stock constantly Now the time if any OF cit
liens want any kind of picture known to the art,
Josyn he can up for you quite WE'LL If not bet
ter than you could get it done in Chicago elsewhere
The Holidays are close at handa correct likeness to
an absent relative friend, acquaintance sweet
he art is very acceptable, We have got Go thou
and do likewise.
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DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge.

During practice of more than twenty years, DR.. NJ
Lane had attended innumerable patients afflicted with
cry form Of worm disease and induced try all the
energies of his mind to the discovery of vermifuge
worm destroyer certain in its Effects the result his
is the American Worm Specific, be the pub
lie prepared by Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh which per-
fecty safe and be given alike to children Of the
tender age to the aged adult purges mildly
dues fever and destroys with invarabie
1t is easy of administration, and contain
mercury in form whatever restrictions
with regard to drinking cold water capable
of doing the least injury to the tenderest infant
credible number of worms have pesn expelled by this
vermifuge.
EB- Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MLANE's
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured BY FLEM-
ING BROS. Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in
comparison worthless. DR.. MtLane's genuine Verm
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. be had all
respectful drug stores None genuine without the sigma.
turs Of FLEMING BROS. Tjan)
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COoN.NER CE.RL.
Office Of the KeHosha Telegraph.

January 12, 1850.
GRAIN MARKET.-Transaction in the grain
market have been quite limited since last ISSUE
The market, however continues firm and steady
for all descriptions of grain. We quote for good
to prime club wheat, 9Oag4. Fine wheat S9a9l
Prime white winter wheat is worth 81 90 Barley
continues scarce and in good request. We quote
prime barley at 63a65 C. Oats 33a34 to ware
houses.
PRovIsIoEs-In the provision market there is
there is not much doing. Dressed beef comes for
ward less freely, but prices are unchanged and we
qnote 3a4c. Potatoes have advance about SC and
bring As to 55c. Butteris steady at l4al6c. Eggs
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
Our National Disorder.---Dr. Roback's
Cures

The American stomach is tormenting organ. 1t is
generally out of order The is obvious The
ing man Of business has not time, will not take time
properly to nasticate his food. He bolts it, as bad
manners is catching, all classes follow his example,
Hence Dyspepsia, with all its Ind-
gestion Liver Complaint and disorders of the Bowels
all their various phases Against these and hundred
others complaints, the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
waging discriminating warfare. The these
Medicines have been astonishing age of scien
tine miracles. They do not dHeoidte they eztinyuish
disorder The agony the fever, the debility, the des
pondency which characterize Affections OF the digestive
and vanish under the influence of these
preparations The constitution itself acquire
energy under their operation See advertise ment jan
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VIII of Maiorifins-

1t was once regarded as settled principle.
that the viii of the majority was to be submitted
to. This principle is now openly repudiated in
some quarters. The Richmond Enquirer, the
leading Democratic organ in Virginia, openly
declares the voice of the majority will be disre-
garded, in case of the election of a Republican
President. The Enquirer says:
=" The south will resist by arms the voice of
the majority under the forms of the constitution
when that voice calls to power men who have
proclaimed the 'irrepressible conflict"
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Corv's Stomachic Bitters.

The public have become (and justly SOY suspicious and
prejudced against almost ali kinds of Patent Medicines
that bear the name of Bitters.
There has been many worthless not tot say perhaps
Injurious nostrums pamed off upon the people, that it
not to be wondered at Yet this fact should not influence
sensible person discard entirely the whole family OF
Bters because he has been imposed upon there
Medicine which has been but short time before the pub
c and that is achieving wonders in curing permanently
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Sick Headache, Cosveness,
Loss Of Appetite Jaundce Debility, Dizziness, and all OF
these ills which grow out of deranged state Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels. Corys Stomacic Bitters combine all
the properties of tonic and purgatiye and worth all
the pills in the country put together They compound
Cd entirely from gums long known the profession
the best adapted to this disease. Call upon agents
and get pamphlet. See advertisement in another col
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Important to Females.

LQ fGua1G8.
d r. HEESEMAN' PILLS,
Prepared By Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M. D. Nen
York City.
me combination of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit OF long and extensive practice. They mild in
ther operation and tain in correcting all irregularities
painful transformations, removing all distractions whether
from cold or otherwise headache pain side papta
ton OF the heart, whites, all affections MYSTERIES
fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C., disturbed seep
which arise from interruption of nature.
To Married Ladies', DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are in.
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Ladies who have been disappointed in the use
other Pills place the utmost confidence Dr. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
Notice.
There Is condition Of the female systez, in sphtc
the PUs cannot be taken 9othout producing Pc o.
LIAR RESULT The condition referred to is I,REG-
NANCY-tte result, AfLSOARRLA OF, Such is the fr-
reststdbe tendency oUe medicine to restore The sexual
functions to normal condition, that eUen the reroduc-
ttUe poooer Of nature cannot resist it,
Warranted purely vegetable and free anything in
urous Explicit directions which should be read accom-
pany each box Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81
to the General AGENT
Sold by one druggist in every town in the United States
R. B. HUTCHINGS General Agent for the United Sates
1855 Chambers street, New York. to whom all orders should
be addressed.
Forsae by starkweather Co., and by F. Robinson Ke-
nosna; bolles, smith q Co., Chicago. ly42
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12

The question of the validity of Farm Mort
cages issued in aid of Railroads, is one in which
wide interest is felt in this State. There have
been cases determined in some of the Circuit
Courts, but as yet no case has been decided by
the Supreme Court. The Madison Journal SAYS,
the question will probably be brought on appeals
before the Supreme Court the present winter,
and the final decision will be looked for with
much interest by large class, whose real estate
is involved.
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Kenosha, April 18th, 1859. 1y44
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ONE OF The ASSOCIATION.
Anu;,I Pew Renting i'm Beech

Anuaa Pew Renting ian Beech
er's Church. The annual renting of slips in
Henry Ward Beecher's Church took place last
week. The assessment on the slips for the year
was Sl|'o5O Every slip except one sold at a
premium and the net sum realized from the
sale amounted to S29,429. This says the N. Y.
Tribune is an increase of over 40 per cent on the
amount realized last year
There have lately been articles going the rounds
of the Democratic newspapers, to the effect
that churches tOlerating anti slavery preaching
were running out.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12

ES~The Kenosha Democrat in disco ursing on
whom the responsibility rests for the non .elec-
ton of Speaker says lin any event the dem
ocratic party is not chargable with it, and by all
rules of fairness the republican party is. They
have decided majority, and on them rests this
responsibility"
Will the Democrat explain how the Republi-
cans are responsible :? They have ma jority Of
what 7
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12

City AND COUNTY BoNDs.-The recent decis,
ion of the Supreme Court OF this State, settles
the question of the legality of Town, County
and City bonds. issued in aid of Railroad enter
prises The opinion of the Court was given by
Judge Cole, and unanimously concurred in by
the other Judges. The decision of the court, of
course applies to cases, where bonds have been
issued, in conformity to law.
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he CITY BA N K
OF KENOSHA.

One ofthe first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State. ,..
Will give immediate attention all Collections, and bust
ness entrusted it. Remittances made for Oo ectons
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrtnt Notes,
bought and sold. ~
Draw direct, in to suit the principl points Of
Great Britain, France Germany, Hoand SwitEeee Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
L. G. DURANT, 81. B. TOWSLEE,
CGShfer. President.
KEHoSHA Sept, LIST, 1857,
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More SectIOnaIisr1n.

An exciting resolution has been under discus
sion IN the Legislature of Maryland, to the eff
feet If any member of Congress from that State
votes for Sherman or any other Republican for
Speaker, he shall forfeit the respect and conf
dence of the people of the state of Maryland
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FACTS fO he Nhfed.

That none but Democrats threaten to dissolve
the Union.
That none but Democrats desire the further
Their extension of slavery
That none but Democrats hold slavery to be
national.
The foregoing statements have been conclu-
sively demonstrated by the action of the
Democratic members of Congress, representing
the national Democratic party.
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The PEACH PRosPECT.-An Ohio paper has a
letter from Butler county, in that State, to the
effect that the peach crop, is much injured One
grower says he has four hundred peach trees,
some four and six years old. A close examina.
ton convinced him that all the buds were killed,
not living one being left on the trees The
Alton Courier says that the prospects in that re-
gion are also bad for peaches. In many places
the buds are all or nearly all killed:
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Cold Weather.

The cosd weather at the coming in of the pres
snt month of January, appears to have been ex-
tensively experienced, not only at the north but
also south. In this state the Thermometer at
different places on Monday the 2nd inst, indica-
ted temperatures below as follows: At Monroe
50; Portage City SO; Madison 81; La Crosse 35;
Burlington %; Oshkosh o.
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Donation for the Meedv

Donation will of at the house of J. NJ Kelloggs
In Bristol for the benefit of the Poor and Needy Such
things as be used to make the destitute needy
comfortable will bethankfuly received Thur sday even
ing January 19th is the time xed for the purpose
ing that all remember that the poor we have always
with u.s. general attendance is requested. Good mu
sic will be attendance for the benefit of those who wish
tC dance. The committees will be appointed the time
BY ORDER OF CHARITY
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Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Horse-Thef Detecting So
cley OF Pleasant Prairie will be held at the house Of
Orotsenourgh on the 21st day Of January A. D. 1860
at o'clock m, to elect President place of Thomas
Rowland Treasurer in place of R. P MARI and also
secretary IN place OF A. N Crotsenburgh all Vt whose
terms Of office will expire that dayand such other bns
mess as may come before the meeting, general at
tendance OF al the members is requested
Dated, Jan. 10, 1850.
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IN PROBATE,

Kenosha County Court,-In the Matter of the last
testament of Joseph Wilson, deceased:
an reading and filing an instrument in
~ ing, purporting to be the last will and testan
Joseph Wilson, late of the wn Of Brighton In sair
ty, deceased and also the accompanying petition Of
" hitley OF said town, eprssentng among other
that the said Wilson lately died at Brighton AZORES;
the lith day OF December last, that said nstrumen,
last will and testament Of said deceased and thatf
said petitioner, is creditor of said deceased and
ing that day may be appointed for hearing the
OF said last will and testament. 1t is ordered IL
proofs OF said instrumegt be heard before the Judge
Court, on Monday the Goth day of January, 1860
O'Clock a m. Of said day, at the Probate ONCE in
and county of Kenosha, and it is further ordered
notice Of said hearing be given to all persons int
by publishing a copy of this order in the Kenosha
graph for three weeks successfully, prior to said
hearing.
JON b. JILSUN, Cou 1ty Ju
Dated January 4th, 1860. 3wsO
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Legality of Tax for Protecting
tRe Lake Shore:

Some two years ago, a tax was levied in the
I'd ward in the city of Racine, to build lake
shore protection. The tax was resisted, and
Judge Keep decided it illegal. The case was
carried to the Supreme Court; the Racine Jour
nal says the decision of Judge Keep has been
reversed, and the tax indirectly pronounced
valid.
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The Eve and Ear

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