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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02
1889. Summer Arrangements. 1859
VIA.
Illinois Central Rail Road.
GA E 60 ~ -

nN and after Sunday June 12th 1852 trains will leave
the Great Central Depot, foot Of Lake street. for AL
tom st. Leafs Leavenworh, Kansas City, st. Joseph Ca
iro Memphis Vcksburg, New Orleans Peoria Calesbure
Decatur, Springfield Terre Haute, Vncennes Evansville
DAILY express Mt $40 a. m. (Sundays excepted
Arriving at St. Louis 245 a. M, Cairo 5. S5 a. M
Memphis 4.30 p. m. s@' -
Night Express at 93O p. m. Saturdays excepted
arriving at Peoria at 7.3U a M, Galesburg II Is M
st. Louis l. 20 p. m. Cairo 500 p. m.
kanknkee Accommodates. GOO N. m fSun
days excepted) arriving at Kankakee= at 10 20 D m
On saturdays Passenger Car will be run on this
train to Urbana.
Trains arrive in Chicago, at 9l5 m. nd g:O5 D m
Elegant sleeping cars are run all night trains.
baggage checked through to Cairo st. Louis and st.
Joseph. s..-l = 49,
Through Tickets for Sale
At the Companys office in the Great Central Depot also
at the Office OF the Pittsburg Fl Wayne and Chicago
Co.. corner Of Dearborn and Randolph and at the
MICHIGAN Central R. R. Office Dearborn street. between
Lake and Randolph, Chicago and all Railroad offices north
and east.
F., W. R. ARTHUR, Gen1 sup't.
". P. JOHNSON, Gsn1 Passenger AGENT eff
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re- The articles sold by the dealers in Ksn
sa by Druggists throughout the United States
and South America at wholesale by all large Druggists the
principal cities HERRICK g. BROTHEK
PHTcTcAL CHEMISTS, Albany. n Y
Chicago wholesale agents, Bolles smith Co Penton &
Co., Bokee, Philips Co, and by dealers every where
Sold BY F. Robinson !, Ssnosna : ly5O
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indispensable to the scholar and the professional
while to the intelligent reader every class thew
more correct and satisfactory of the current lit
eraure Of the day. throughout the world than can be
possibly obtained from any other source.
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The receipt OF Advance Sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints
much they be placed in the hands of subscrb
ers about as soon as the original editions
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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

UhEAT FEMALE MEDIUINE
Females who value health should never be without
these Fills They purify the blood remove distractions
OF al Kinds, cleanse the skin of all pmpes and bloches
and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek
RS- The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are
made, WSre discovered in very surprising way among
the IeIucans, tribe OF Aborgines in Mexico. Get the
Almanac OF our Agent, and you will read with delight
me very interesting account contains of the GREAT
MEDloNE' OF the Aztecs.
ObsSxve.-The AOtntdin Herb Pills are mt ,tp in n
6eduvd Wrapper Each boz contains 40 nils and Retail
a. % oeso PEI boa All qenuine haze the SIGNATURE Of
b. L. IUDSpN Gs CO., on each lor
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02
snNTTERED CONsTITuTIONs.
anu uscNoe nom hc system eycay tlnt Of scr0 ua whe
CT hereditary otherwise That they
IsECAUlT TIE OlEBILITAJ cd.

RECRUIT THE DEBILITA1 ed, ---
and shat ere is disease Of the ard Bowels the
Liver the system che skin glands muscles in
when they 10 not give TeJ and miusered
and perfect
-, Bear IN mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
bOOD ~ Ills endorsed the experience thousands
OF lying Witnesses who, in letters addayits works
ana ny word oil mouth proclaim them be the
paraon Of the kind offered the broken victims
OF III health They hunt disease through every and
neEtly. % - '
NO one can doubt their superiority after snge
ey are not only BETTER but in fact cheaper
effect. - ~ ~ '-NN :" 'o'NSi
Tee Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81 per
9tt Or 50 half dozen OF the Sean dinavan table
Blood Pills, q cents per box, or boxes for 81.
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and certificates pub
shed in conspicuous of this paper time to time.
Dr Robacks Medical Almanac aud Family Adviser con-
tanning great amount Undressing and valuable medical
out the country.
In difficult complicated eases Dr. Robaek may be con-
ply f ava Wv
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02
JUEe s O.v'' s.
Mount ain Herb Pills.

~ ABoYS we present you with a perfect lkeness of
hezuco chief Of tribe of the strange Aztec Nation
ndI once ruled Mexico. You will find full account NJ
MN ana hs people in Pamphlets and Almanac
DC nao gratis from the Agents for these Pills
ihe inventor ana manufacturer Of q Judsop's Noun
tam HERB Pills has spent the greater part of his life in
travelling, having visited nearly every country in the
world he spent over six years among the Indians of
me Rocky Mountains and of Mexico and it was thus that
the MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS" were discovered A very
Interesting account of his adventures there YOU will find
In our Almanac and Pamphlet
1t is an established fact that all diseases arise from
IMPURE BLOOD!
The blood the life and when any foreign or unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it. it is at distributed 10
every organ OF the body Every nerve feels the poison
and all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
VIII not digest the food perfectly The liver ceases to
secrete suteency of bile The action of the heart
weakened and so the circulation is feeble The lungs
become clogged with the poisonous matter hence a
cough-and all from slight mpurity Mt the fountain
mead OF hte-the Bloodl As if you had thrown some
earth Tor instance, in pure spring from which ran
uny rvulet in few minutes the whole course of tbe
stream becomes disturbed and discolored AS ouickIv
does impure blood fly to every part and leave its sp,
Dehnu All the passages become INSTRUCTED and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp life soon dies ont
, Ihese pills not only purify the blood but regenerate ali
he secreons OF the body they are therefore, unrivaed
as
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02
SURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

SORh FUR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint. Sick Headache &c This Ant- Bilious
Medicine expels from the blood the hidden seeds of dis
ease and renders all the fluids and secretons pure and
u1ent clearing and resuscitatng the vital organs
feasant indeed is 1t to us, that able to place
within your reach, medicine like the MOUNTAIN HrsR
Pills that will pass directly to the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids of the body, and cause
health ' "
J"dSOn's Pals are the Best Remedv in erist
ence for the foIo,rillp Cornn,LGints.
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MORTGAGES FORECL0sURF

ABRAHAM HANSON. Treasurer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06
ARRIVAL or THE OVERLAND NAIL.
JKrrkRsox Cry, No, Dec. 81

The overlaad mail reached here as noon. Bust
mss dull sales coIsfned to jobbing lots.
The Coroner keld an inquest on the body Of Ed
ridge Gerry Paige. Verdict--Death from intenl-
perance.
A silver mine has been discovered in Santa Cruz
county. frrrFrT
New gold mines are continually discovered in
Southern Oregon.
The Kings Secretary Of the Sandwich Islands
Mr.. Nelson, who was wounded by his Majesty in O
fit Of jealously, is ina precautions condition
The steamer Pacific arrived from British Colurh-
bia on the 9th inst.
Mining operations throughout British Columbia
were closed for the winter owing to cold weather.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.--Hon. J.. o. B. Branch
member of Congress from n. c., was arrested at
late hour last night on warrant issued by Justice
DEM, on charge OF being about to make arrange
ments to leave the District of Columbia for the pur-
pose Of engaging in hostile combat with Gausha
A. Grow, of Pennsylvania He was held in s., 0OC
hail for his appearance for further examination on
Tuesday.
Mr. Grow has also been arrested and gave bail in
the sum OF $4,000 to keep the peace, and not leave
the District to fight duel.
Mr. Grow had yesterday engaged hackman to
call At place designated TO take him and his party
at three o'clock this morning in the direction ofSil
yer Spring Maryland. The hackman did not keeI
the secret hence the arrest. The principal friend
of Mr. Branch in this affair is Mr.. Winsow, ofNortt
Carolina, and of Mr.. Grow, Hon. Mr.. Fenton, of New
York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

sS- We furnish the Message to our readers, ia
the shape of an extra, and hope they win pardon
rs for Scoring them with such a document-ou
apology being, usage. Those who have the patience
to read it, will find the most remarkable passages
to be first the summsrset the President has turned
on the terrscfis question, from tbsfshkest squatter
sovereignty TO the conservative southern view of that
question; and second, his eongratulstion to Con-
gress the final settlement of the slavery question
by the Supreme Court, and at the very moment
when Congress is in perfect uFrosr on that sub
ject and threatning to dissolve the Union on ac-
count Of it, The first is bid for a denomination,
and the second an intentional misrepresentation
The document is very tame one
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06
ga When Congress first convened, this whit

e0- When Congress first convened, this winter,
we had serious misgvings about the fate of the
Union; but it soon appeared that whilst the fire.
eaters were belchng forth fire and birthstone
speeches against the North they might be seen, out
of doors, armng Sherman and other Republicans,
in the true hail fellow well-Het, style 1t was
then apparent TO HAT the speeches were for home
consumption, and part of tho democratic trick to
Brighten the tmd into the support of that party
They believe, too no doubt, that by this sort OF
warcry-this bitter accommodation of the North.
they can induce the belief that the whole South is
for dsunion and thus prevent the aliliation of the
conservatives of borth sections, and the formation
of great third party by which both the Others
will be crushed. This is a rule or ruin game but
it is strictly in accordance with democratic policy
and must result in disunion. if not checked. They
viii not when they can, defeat the election of Q
Republican Speaker, and this fact discloses tn,
whole secret.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06
THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
W.daesdays Ptocecdinss.
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uo' nav Oe.u SUI p hc s.eu 'n"' prOuericA
vas nv ~ 'Os Sousn in S'''hoiiia " Siea'e any
le'u VI ea.ss guy uesre 10 nun, h'Ii uoWh' lue
'epoi' nm nNu ~ soIoae Una, 'here W"s con
spaee! Nn'onH ~, =, tne Dsnocrac party 10
siiN' Diou''A ne Oi""uSu Us "n i'i'""ouS
i'''ssnoou.
mi. oiV", u Fa, conpiaheu " n,s nnparila-
slsn'ai! anu ungelsIe'iahy conuuc' 0, MT branch
ue, ~ .ns Poys olloe aPploPlialioh OH.
ML, o5"ncn-Do you accuse noe OF unsenuemanly
0'r.uO.,
mf urOW--my "nguage was Pi"in' nave
"V,nl"E " let%''
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crh's Nuo 'ouee iOr Mr. Oro" Iesoiuuoh at tue
I sesSoi, anu ueeuleu an GA
70, ell nc hau ooue ne nsSuIneu 're resPOhSloI'y
anu WIS surprised tIa' MI Tro" was ehueaVoring
70 eIeep out .. ~ ne lsr' vi hau 'o.eu LOT MI.
OroW sIesoiu.on o'vause ne ""s nov cet'a'n Vi tne
eonst'uuonei,s OF tie aGt OF tne Sehte IN increas
ing tne ra.e 0, pos'"gS, out !el Mr. gro" was re-
sPonS'oe 'or al tiie oSaui"es ~"s"upe TUG "e'ea'
Vi the oill'
Mr rIyor ss'u .na' MI' oeW"ru, ~ lo4S, pro
~, , ,ne Ioc'rne VI an .oc'.
"'t N'ciN"'s'b " onir -, !'o'u'"s .ue
moor, reierrea rryor 70 'he manes'o Issued 10 lhe
country ~ l'fs IfaHh VI " mr' OI'nou l, anu
signeu " the niehpeis Vi 're 'pgiiia LesSia.uIe
VI uo,u neuses lne,,uuns Dv ,, III WHICH ths
WY ~ an n!s ,.s .
Eaev; WI %oNusn' s5'iu liis ouJec' mee " suoW
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

q czy- The iDcincerity of the democratic members
of Congress, in reference to the organization of the
House, has again been signally exposed, and we
would not trouble our readers with further notice
of Il, but for the fact, that with reckless mpu-
dence and disregard of truth, they still labor to
fasten upon the Opposition the blame which rests
solely upon themselves Burnett Of KY, said he
was satisfied that the dc moeras have not the power
10 elect one of their number to the Speakership;
and when told by Ethridge, that he had oppor-
tauity to defeat the Republicans by clecting sound
southern man, but would not do ii, Burnetts ex-
cuse was that he was afraid the northern men who
voted for Gmer, would bolt. In reply to this paltry
evasion those northern men rose up one after an
other, and said they had voted for Gmer in good
faith and were ready 10 do il again. After this Gil
mer was again put in nomination. and received the
thirty-six votes given 10 him on former occasion ;
but not single democrat voted for him. The vote of
that party, on that ballot would have defeated the
Black Republicans, and elected true southern man.
But a second time, they betrayed the South, and by
their votes, virtually declared that if they could
not elect democrat they preferred a Republican to
my man from the South who belonged to the OPP
position.
The northern men who voted for Gilmct will
vote for no Administration democrat under any
circumstances. Hence the utter impossibility Of
electing democrat even with the aid of the whole
southern Opposition vote but the democrats and
Opposition members, aided by those northern men,
can elect sou,hcruer, and thus secure the defeat
Of ihe Republicans, And when the democrats re-
fase to enter Into stch combination, they betray
the South in the most shameless manner, and give
aid aud comfort to the Republicans believing all
the time at the top of their voices that the southern
Opposition factously defeats the organization Of the
House. We want the people to see this democratic
tresctery to the South and to bear in mind that Il
GWspuHiean be elected Speaker It will he by the
direct agency Of the democrats, Twice have they
had Il in their power to defeat Sherman, and twice
they failed TO do It, and the only reason for such
conduct is that they prefer party TO the South OF
Union, and will sacrsice either or both sooner than
forcgo the federal plumber And if the people Of
the South can sustain them offer this proof of their
treason, then is popular government a mock
sry-so for as IL IA presumed to be based upon vir-
tue and Intelligence. They would elect democrat
but can not; they could elect Gilmcr hut will moi
--.prcfrripg sherman to him, OF ia my other NOM
Ter of the southern Opposition. This Is the whole
,ory in nutshell, and we want the people to re-
memssr, too, tina, some Of these same democrats
who refine TO elect Gllmcr openly proclaim that
the South viii not submit to the election OF Re-
publican speAkgr--they Prefcring disun'on' with
is countless Ills, 60 he defeat Of democracy. Such
III, ase 10, JIitSs hstier than old John BvOve-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

Een, Many Of our exchanges are e1uting over
the action of the southern medical students in
Philadelphia and New York, as a movement in the
right spirit and right direction. The spirit we COM
mend but it should have been tempered with lit
tie discretion. Having gone to northern schools,
they should have stayed to the close of the lectures
and left with resolution never to return This quiet
and dignihed course would have been more effective
and conciliatory than the policy adopted, and as
they had done wrong in going there at all, that
wrong was not corrected, or atoned for, by the
manner and time Of leaving. We are as much in
favor of southern encouragement Of southern in
stitutions and interests any man; but there is
suitable way aud time hy which and when this
spirit should be manifested, and that time was not
when the citizens Of Philadelphia and New York
were making efforts to prove their devotion to the
Union and the rights Of the South
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

From MExrco.-By the arrival this morning Of
the steamship Tennessee we have received files of
Vera Cruz papers to the 22d, the day of sailing
In these papers do not find much of Importance.
No decided alteration appeaes to have taken place in
the relative positions of the two parties.
Gen. Degolado arrived in Vera Cruz on the 29th
from Tampico, which city remained in tranquility,
no hostile movements being reported in its vicinity.
Gen. Degollado had placed the two States of Ia
maulilas and San Luis Potosi. forming military
division, under the command of Gen. Cara and
recommended him to act in concert with the Liberal
forces in the important States of Zacatecas and
Guauauato for the recovery Of the cities of GUIANA
iuato San Luis and Zacatecas, now occupied by the
Reactionists. t
Cen. Uraga was at lula, recognizing the forces
in that vicinity, and preparing the line of Tamanl-
pas for defense, in case the enemy should invade
that State
D. Domingo Martinez has become Governor Of
New Leon.
Gen. Robes is lying dangerously i'll at Jaapa.
The title of city has been bestowed the port Of
San Fernando dc Guaymas, in the State of Sonora
Gen. MARQUEE had arrived at the city of Mexico
where he was Immediately arrested and imprisoned
by order of Miramon. The Progresso says that
even if he be convicted on the grave charges pre-
| ferred against him, no serious punishment will b'
imposed on him. The Pragresso calls the whole
proceeding a farce.
The Diario Official, the organ OF the Miramor
Government says that the arrest of Marques anC
his trial are necessary for the good name ofhe ma
ton, military discipline and the responsibility o
the government The principal charge agains
Marques seems to be that Characterization.
The Diaro saysthat the documents be has signeC
amount to an absolute proof. On the I'd Of Sep
tcmber he was ordered to send 1900 men to Bao
and to this he answered. on the 18th of October
that he was occupied in organizing his forces bu
finally eluded obedience to the order. To this dis
obedience is attributed the disaster suffered by tn
Conservative farces near Sao. Other instances o
naturalization are also specified
The ultra conservativ es, it is stated are very in
dignant ON account of these proceedings agains
Marquee, who is their particular fIvorite.--.N. @
Delta Of Monday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

IMPROVEMENTS rs CLAEKsvILLE.-DurinRa short
visit TO our considerable little sister city "dOwn
the creek Il few days since, we were much struck
with the evidences Of improvement manifest in
various quarters of the town. Beautiful new stores
are being erected on many 0f the principal streets
elegant suburban residences are being constructed,
with all the modern Improvements in architecture
and Observation-Disclosures -gaTden-attachmvnt, and
oar friend Col. :. r. MooRR of the Washington Ho-
tel, has had erected magnificent front to the old
tavern bNildiug which adds not little 10 the APP
pearanCe OF things at that end of the Public Square
of ClOrksyllc. Appropos, speaking of Hotels, few
better landlords can be found in this western
try and none more accommodating, thnn is mine host
OF the washington" while the able assistant who
presides at the desk, Mr. J. W. HUTCHINSON, is a
trump card in his line, and no guest will ever
question his fair dealing. When this new Hotel is
completed it will be one Of the most comfortable
stopping places in the State. Travellers should
bear this fact in mind.
They have Gas in GAINESVILLE now-carbonic (;
and furnished 10y compauy---a decided improve
ment hpon the old melhod of each individual citizen
furnishing his own sHppy OF the article gratis.
Carksville is a city now-wth little stars glimmer-
ing along each thoroug hfare aRd Illuminating each
shop window. The dcnizens Of that bo5hted
village have suddenly become enlightened. With
all iu Improvements, aud its rapid strides totrards
civilization our 'cousin down the creek has not yet
ui-weekly newspaper Withsuch an enlightened
and reading community such fact is unaccountable.
Oar friends OF the ChroRcie speak Of cdiying the
ClaIksonans three times a week
Herein Grant the craft success. Stsrlpg In poll
tics, no "dou6ling Thomas directs its political
course. This is all we have 10 say Of GAINESVILLE
at present-enough perhaps, TO say Of city that is
making such efforts 10 equal VA ia gcs-head enter
prisN,--Nssb Bass<y. ...-r. y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

RSa- Cox, of Ohio, says he cant vote for South
American because that party is opposed to civil and
religious liberty. He is pretty specimen Of a
gentleman and Statesman lie asserts what he
knows TO be false, and, in practice, goes for that
radical policy of universal equality which must
ultimately lead TO the overthrow of both civil and
religious liberty. The South Americans opposed
the rapid diffusion Of catholicism as the implacable
foe Of liberty wherever it has had supremacy; and
they advocate the plain, palpabe, ihcontrovertiblC
truism, that the natives Of every country are ii,
rghttul rulers. These the grave oTenses of tn,
party, and Mr.. Cox, unless fool and knaTe com
bined ut heart, endorses both measures. Every
true hearted native does, and must endorse them
and they have not been opposed except for bias,
party purposes
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06
Jan s, '60-2m
Chancery Sale of Valuable Land

VIM. Bradley, vs. John W. Mathis. In pursuance
of an order made in this at the October term,
1859, of the Chancery Court, at GAINESVILLE, will
sell to the highest bidder, on the premises Sat
urday, the llth day of February the tract of land
mentioned in the pleadings and known as the
Bradley farm. There is 2ss acres in the tract,
about one-thrd ofwhch is bottom land. The land
lies about one and a-half miles from GAINESVILLE, on
Cumberlans River. There is fine brick dwelling
house. good out houses, barns, stables, &c. The
tract will be divided into lots to suit purchasers,
and patt will be shown on day of sale. This
land is sold without the privilege Of redemption
L. Bradley or J. w. Mathis, will show the lands tc
persons wishing to purchase.
TERMS, IL, 10 and "a months credit. Notes
with good security required, and a lien retained
for the purchase money
THOS. MUNFORD, c. &. NJ.
IanuarvG I960--6yv-nrs fee "a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-06

FoRT Scorr-More TrouJle4-Mr. Owen c. Stew
art, n gentleman well known in our business cir
Giles, informs that on Thursday night he had a
conversation with Mr.. Ransom, son of Ex-Governor
Ransom. of Michigan. Mr.. K. had just arrived
from Fort Scott and informed Mr.. Stewart that the
greatest excitement existed there.
Just before he lett the fort aparty of Jayhawkers
ms they are called, went to an old mans house in
the vicinity of the fort, entered his dwelling, tied
the women and children, and then took the old
mau out some fifty yards from tho house and shot
him.
He also adds that Judge Williams had been com.
PEELED TO adjourn his court in Fort Scott and thai
the whole town was in arms to protect the stores
from being plundered.-kaaSds CIy Journal q
Commerce.