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Popular Sovereignty put to the
Test.

NGSG.
The bill reported by the Committee on the Ju-
dietary in the House of Representatives to sup
press polygamy in Utah, and other territories of
the United States, has thrown the democratic
members Of Congress into much confusion. AS
repugnant as polygamy may be to the general
'utiment Of the democratic party, its consisten
aannot, without damage, allow any interfe
with the polygamy of Utah.
,e advocates of Popular Sovereignty have
oug, maintained that the territories have a
.lit % regulate their own domestic instituN
as they soc fit without Congressional in
renee If Congress has power to limit the
lbel " yves man may have, then it has a
it to determine the number Of slaves he may
e. If Popular Sovereignty has a right to
Iol slavery, then it has also to regulate Ipo-
.ay- Popular Sovereignty is at last made
,and up to the rack it must either lett poly
" 90 unmole8ted or make it punishable, and
reby confess itself sham
n the discussion which took place in the
9use few days ago on the bill to suppress
ygamy, the democracy evinced strong dis
ision to evade a direct issue two expedients
re suggested by which to escape from this
luatter Sovereignty diema: One'was to repeal
act organizing the Territory of Utah. which
ould throw that region out of the jurisdiction
the laws of the United States; the other plan
rs the annexation of Utah to some other Terri
Try or Territories, and thus absorb it, so as to
DE-. IL
ment opposed to its existence In the mean
me will not some of our Democratic cotempo-
aries i'll this State, tell us what they think of
his predcament in which Squatteri Sover-
eighty splaced?
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rec l;8bOrers of the North worse
off than Southern Slaves.

The GAINESVILLE (Alabama) Independent says
rat the recent strikes of the New England me-
henics. ''gives fiat contradiction to the theory
Seward, that free labor is more conducive to
he public welfare, than slave labor" Such are
he sentiments held by the democratic states ofth
|outh to large extent the party holding these
ontiments in the South, is the same which the
northern democracy profess to be in communion
with. 1t is the party which now seeks to put
slavery every where and makeI it national
What say you northern laboring men, who uD.
lold the democratic party. Is slavery the boon
ofthc laboring man; Such is the doctrine taught
by tine reliable democratic States of the Union.
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Cheap Paint.

Correspondent of the Country Gentleman,
writing from Clifton, G. W., gives the follow
ing receipt for cheap paint:
see in the "Co. Gent" an inquiry for cheap
paint. Enclosed is one 1 sent to the Niagara
Mair' in January, which knOw to be first rste
Take one bushel ofunslacked lime and slack it
with cold water; when Stacked add to it 20 lbs.
of Spanish whiting, II lbs. of salt, and ~ lbs
of sugar. Strain this mixture through a wire
seive, and it will be fit for use after reducing
with cold water This is intended for the out
side of buildings, or where it is exposed to the
weather. In order to give good color, three
coats are necessary on brick and two on wood.
1t may be laid on with brush similar to white
wash. Each coat must have sufficient time to
dry before the next is applied.
For painting inside walls, take as be fore one
bushel of unslacked lime, lbs of sugar, lbs of
salt, AMI prepare as above, and apply with a
brush.
have used it on brick, and find it we'll cal.
culated to preserve them-it is far preferable to
oil paint. have used it on wood and assure
you that it will last longer on rough siding than
oil paint on planned siding or boards.
You can make any color you please; if you wish
straw color, use yellow ochre and chrome vel.
low for lead and slate color, lampblack; blue in
digo; for green, chrome green; These differen
kinds of paints will not cost more than one
fourth as much as oil paints intending labor OF
putting on.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05
PRESIDENT Buchanan protests
against having the affairs of his
Office Investigated.

A resolution has passed the House of Repre-
'entatives to inquire as to how public moneys
ave been disposed of during the administration.
resident Buchanan has sent in message pro.
estiing against the right of proceeding with the
roposed inquiry. 1t is boldmeasure of course
% institute an inquiry in regard to the acts Of
so high n functionary as the President of the
United States, nevertheless according to the
Genius of our institutions, the highest officer in
our government, ought to be subject to a like
o,deal of scrutiny as the lowest, This attempt
Of the president to shield his acts from investiga
ton, will not be likely to increase respect for
the honesty Of his administration.
The committee raised by Congress to investi-
gate the public printing, have made some extra
ordinary Developments of rascality The evil
dence before the committee proves that large
sums of money have been expended under the
direction of the President, to sustain Democratic
newspapers aud other political machinery. 1t
is not surprising that with the damaging devel-
opements thus far made the President should be
disposed to resist inquiry into the money affairs
Of his administration.
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DIsGRAcEFUL RowDYIsM-On Saturday
evening last, Carl Schurz was advertised to
speak in the first ward ofthe city of Milwaukee
on political matters. Jackson Hadlev the r,.u
who run for Congress on the Democratic ticlot
last fall against Potter, employed lot ofrowdies
to break up the meeting; an adjournment was
necessarily had. Who ever hears of Republican,
attempting to break up Democratic meeting >
That kind of practice, belongs exclusively to the
Democracy. ~ ~ e5
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Posthumo1s Hnnnrs

Whose memory so honored as that of the celebrated
Prussian physician and philosopher Christoph Wilhelm
Roofand? Throughout the whole extent of Europe es-
pecially Germany his has for years been familiar
househoid word and there but few in con-
nent who have not experienced the benefits of his great
medical and scientific attainmeEs. ated dis
covery Tor the cure of Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Ner
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and gives the utmost satisfaction in all cases 1t pre-
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:. Travis, Texas, Aug: 10, 1854.
8essrs Fleming BroS.-Dear Sirs: There were sew
eral cases of Ch Fever in my mothers ia milv a
the time received the Lane Liver Pills ordered in nv
letter OF June l2th and few doses administered to each
produced the desired effect demonstrating the
efficiency OF these celebrated Pills in that disease
Mother has not been troubled with the sick headache
since she has commenced taking these Pills. and as we
have but few OF them left you will please us another
dollars worth. Direct as before, to Austin, Texas
Respectfully, 70 rs, MEREDITH W. HENRY.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M'LANES
VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FIEM-
ING BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa All other vermfuges in
comparison are worthless DR.. M'Lane's genuine Yermi-
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all
drug stores None genuine without the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS mrh
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BooTH AFTER HIS Prosecutors $ M.
Booth has brought suit against Judge Miller,
Of the .. S. Court, and also against q. s. Mar
shal j. Il. Lewis. Booths suits are brought in
the county court and relate to the false impris-
onment of Mr.. Booth, under process from judge
Miller's court. Mr.. Booths attorneys are J. H.
Paine, g. son.
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DIR. CHURCHTTTIS
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION !!

IMPORTANT ALL CoEsu MPrIyE AND NERVOUS SUFFERERS
Inat Iata scourge OF the human race-CoNsUMPTIoN-
can now De PFeGente0 and cured, with much GER
IAlNIY as any other disease The new Remedy discov-
Dy Dr. Churchill, of Paris has performed more cures
ol consumption in single year, than can be
found in the records of Medical history in the last CEN
fury. The ~ wa
HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA
act with prompness certainty in every stage of Con-
s0puoh and with invarble efficacy ali arrangements
OF the Nervous and Blood systems General Debility Dvs
Pepsl, Asthma Ricketts,, Female Complaints Spermator
INCA? IN an disorders dependent imperfect or impaired
anu III all cases Of local constitutional debii-
w Iney increase nervous vital energy reiave cougb
Ngnt sweat diminish Expectoration, improve the
Appeute arrest DarrhRa, promote refreshing sleep and
ana create New and Healthy Blood 4 fair trial is
Important Medical Testimony
I'm St. Nncent's Hospital where they have been psed
scty extensively we have witnessed the marked and
extraordinary effect in abatng the symptoms of Phtbisis
III 9Cey sage In some cases. when every other remedy
au aled 10 reeve the cough sweating and consequent
exhaustation the Hypophosphites effected an entireIy
E 1a from those symptomsN. Y NedicaG Press
-" oGDENsBURGH N Y Feb. Is, 1861 have tried the
nypophoSphltes on two patients One, lady was pro-
nounced by Der former physician to be raDdiy siTIn
Gnu tlT other case was to appearance hopeless Both
are Wen myself and their friends are astonished at the
surprising change,"-R. W. Regtord M d.
"BRooKLYN, n. Y, Dec %, 1S59-When | commenced
the use OF this remedy, five weeks ago weighed 147 lbs
before mad finished the first my nervous system
au SO ihuch improved that l could sleep well and the
sweats had ceased to trouble me- NV appetite is GOOD
ana iee as If was going to live in spite of cavity in
NV jitS anG Improvement that has taken place in
NY couton mas been most remarkable. think that the
Hypophospoes the valuable acouisitions n the
Nls a,ye Medical j. Campbell, M d.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 20, 1S59.-No. l. was a well de-
1ned case OF Nervous Debility, mental and physical of
ii or 10 years duration. The remedy was Continued
ana 1o owed by the most charming improvement have
ever seen under any treatment In fact this natient Il
ctare9 tha the medicine literally worth its weight in
gold"-J. G. HoJIjnS, H. d. e"' -
WAnchester's Genuine Preparations,
is the only reliable form of Hypophosphes and is mi
| up III ana 10 ounce bottles, at ri
Gonfound this Remedy with the PHosPaATEs or "Chemca
90 Or OhGrchiiPs Treatise Consumption new
ana important Circular will be gratis to all who
for them. Sold by all respectable Druggists and vboie
sale and retail at the General Depot by
ID. WANCHESTEKs, AS John ST.. N, "
LBT For sale in Kenosha, by +, ROBINSON.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

PAPER REvIvED.-The argus and Democrat,
winch was published at Madison aud suspended
a lew months ago, has been again revived and
the first number of Daily appeared on Monday
last The paper is under the same editorial
management as heretofore (E A. Calkins g. Coz
and ably conducted. Politics-of course dem
ocratic but not particularly of the Douglas
stripe.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05
Farnl MORTGAGES.

A bill has passed both branches of the legis-
ature, to permit service ofprocess by publica.
honin in certain cgses, which is designed for the
benefit of Farm Mortgages. The object of the
bill is, that in cose the Supreme Court shall hold
the mortgages void in the cases now before il
the farm mortgagors may commence suit by pub
LEGATION, to have the incumbrance on their title
removed,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

NEW DoCTRINE.-Senator Wigfall of Texas,
made speech few days ago in the U. S. Sem
ate, in which he laid down the following doc.
trine:
individuals have no inalienable riphts. IT
is fallacy which had its origin within the last
century, when Mormonism and Millerism, and
free-loveism, and disorganism of every kind had
its origin
Senator Wigfall from aught that appears. is
regarded good and sound democrat of the mod
ern Southern school.
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DO they Burn Negroes at the souths

The following paragraph appeared in the
Montgomery (Ala) Mail, a week or two since;
"THE MURDER OF ALFRED JoNEs.-We hear
that it has now been ascertained who committed
this horrible deed, on Saturday night last, in
this comfy. Two of Mr.. jones' own negroes, it
is said, confessed yesterday that they murdered
him. It seems two or three days previous to
this murder, Mr. Jones gave one of his negroes
(Adam) whipping, aud that the negro then
said, sit would be the last one he would ever give
him." and persuaded an other boy to hold his
masters horse, while he knocked him on the
head with axe. The two negroes we under
stand, will be burned to death on Friday, the
16 inst y
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Dr.. Roback's Yearly Resume,

DISEASE EXPELLED FROM THE BLOOD BY DR.. ROBAcK's
ScANDEAvAN RENEDIEs.-I know of fourteen hundred
and persons some of whom have been given over
by physicians who have been radically cured bv NV
scandinavian medicines, and do not hear of one in q
thousand OF cures that my Medicines effect. Among
them, as copied from my record 240 Of Dyspepsia
l36 Liver Complaint, III Rheumatism % Scrofuia in
adults " Scrofua in Children, 1876 Geneaal Debility AZ
Sexual Debility 1856 letter other diseases of the skin
S6 Fits 2 Fever and Ague $50 various diseases Ihaye
now over 1900 agents. See advertisement april
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CASE OF
CORPUS

We understand a Court Commissioner in Ra-
cine, has granted writ of habeas corpus in this
case, which was served on the U. S Marshal to-
day. The Marshal refuses to produce the body
of which fact tht Sheriff will make return to the
Court and then we shall see what we shall see.
Mil. Free Democrat.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIBERS INDICTED.-The
Grand Jury of Hartford county, Maryland, have
indictedsL. b. Hull for taking the N Y. Tribune,
5. B. Walton for having in his possession Help
er's Impending Crisis, and David Tucker for
circulating the Sunday School Christian Aduocate.
These indictments were made on the ground
that the publications above are incendiary and
documents.
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SPECKeaE NOTICES.
Card of Thanks

The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to Messrs
jesse l. Capp L. Balm, Perkins, Slosson Co., and Mott
and Miss Eva Nott Mrs. o. Foster, Mrs. w. s. Strong,
Mr. Doan and family and Others for their kind
to his family in supplying them with many necesares
which they were much in need of-having lost their
clothing and other property at the late fire. Also his
knowledgements to the committee appointed for the
lief of the sufferers by the fire.
Kenosha, April 9th, 1860. r. BELL
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Plea for raising Corn ina the
South.

A friend sends us late copy of the GAINESVILLE
Gbama) Independent; the paper makes a
ing appeal to the farmers in Alabama to plant
s this season as extensively as possible it
'sses the wish that every foot of ground
ca can be spared, will be devoted to this pur-
2. The reason assigned for the necessity of
ing The largest possible amount of corn, is
probable election Of "black Republican"
sident next fNll, and consequently the imme-
le dissolution Of the Union, the paper goes on
fsY -
IF 2 Black Republican should be chosen Pres
,' in November, the Southern people will be
ier the necessity of disolving the ties that
d them tosthe Union, and in such a contin-
acy they may stand very much in need of
visions inasmuch as they may be unable to
theu cotton readily. Is it not well enough
prepare fully for such an emergency? This
tbe true policy for them to pursue, under ex-
ing circumstances and proba bic eventuali-
8.
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Dravvlng of Grand and Peftit Jurv.

Notice is HEREBY given that Grand and Petit v
for the next ensuing May term of the Circuit Court in
and fer the County Kenosha will be drawn at the Cir
cult Court Clerks office, in the city and county of Keno
sha, on Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1860
Dated, March %. 1850, L. B. NICHOLS
Clerk Kenosha County Circuit Court
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COsVEaJVEER CEaRE.
Office Of the KenOSha Telegr3Oh.
o =
April 5, 1850.
GRAIN MARKET

ulAIGO VI liz AIAUoua IClISllp
April 5, 1850.
GRAIN MARKET.
We note fair receipts of Grain at thsport for the
week since our last issue. Oats have come for
ward more freely, and the deliveries of wheat have
been about the same the previous week. Wheat
is less firm, and at all the ports the lake we
tice declining tendency. We quote Club and
Rio Grand Spring Wheat at go a a. Fife 90 90
Barley continues in food request and firm at 60 a
IS for good samples. Oats are less firm and lower
we vuote Oats at % 3d. Corn in the ear IS a 30
per bushel of ears
PROVISIONS.
Edess Pork $l4. Hams smoked a 9. Shoulders
Z. potatoes, IS 40 and dull: Butter and
eggs unchanged.
I5AY.--There is but little demand forhay. Sales
pr me wagon at 81 for prairie, s. Sc for timothy
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATURE.-our
state Legislature adjourned on Monday morning
last The laws of general interest passed will
be noticed hereafter.
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81 ring ELectiOns.-The spring elections were
held in many states for town and corporation
officers on Tuesday last. The scattering returns
received, look favorable to the Republican cause
Next week we will give full particulars.
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Tho Chicago Tribune gives a list of forty two
Hotels in that city of different grades, which will
afford accommodations during the session of the
National Convention at the following prices.
-Four Hotels will charge $3.50 per day; seoen
$500 per day; sixteen, $3.50 per day; fifteen
$I,O0 per day.
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For Pixies PEAK.-A large nnr,har &c .,o
of the best citizens of Beloit are maxine nro,a
rations to leave for Pixies Peak.-Amone tben,
l. G: Fisher, A. L. Phelps, Frank. Wheeler and
Mr. Cheney. &C: Allen ESQ.,, goes from Del.
avian with them
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

Republican Head Quarters. The Republicans
ofthe city of Chicago will Immediately commence
the erection of a building at the corner of Lake
and Market streets, of capacity sufficient to
seat from 5000 to 1O,O0Opersons.
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The Chicago Press says "The great Lake
street job of building raising takes the upward
start to day. There will be some 600 wen en-
ployed, and about 5000 screws. This il The
largest piece of work ever done of its class
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The Mustang LininseRt cures Rheumatism
The Mustang Li,sineent cures STIFF Joints;
The Mustang Linim'ent cures Ba,ns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liniuent cures Sores Ulcers, Cdked
Breasts and Sore Nipples Neuralgia, Corns and Warts
aud qCOrth
100000 Dollars per Anmum
To the United States the preserver resorer of val
liable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprans Galds
Wounds, Stiff soints, &c. Did you ever hear of any
binary Sore, Swelling sprain Stiffness, either on
or east which Mustang Linment would not cure?
Did you visit any respectful druggist in any part
the world-in Europe Asia America-who did say
it the greatest discovery of the age? Sold every
where. Every family should have it; three Sizes apl
BARNES & PARK,
mar Proprietors New York.
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meeting of the Pleasant Prairie Horse Thief Detective
Society will be held the house of A. N Crotsenburgh
IN said town, on Saturday April 7th at o'clock, P NJ,
for general business purposes.
A. N. CROTSENBURGH. Sec,Y.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION
legislature Republican by near
lV Two to One.

NEW HAVEN, April 3--Complete returns show
the election of Buckingham Republican for Gov
ernor, by 571 majority. Tha Representatives
stand 142 Republicans to SO Democrats, and
the Senators IS Republican, to Z Democrats.
One District is doubtful.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

I They are building fine large hotel at Oshkosh
in Kansas street, between 9TH and 9Th streets
which is 100 feet square, with a court yard in
the interior of "a by % feet, through which light
and air are communicated to the inner rooms
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

~ Ahlrfy seven persons united with the
First Presbyterian church in Milwaukee on last
Sunday.
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"A fop just reterned from continental tour,
as asked how he liked the ruins of Pompeii? ?
Not very WELL" was the reply, they are SO
dreadfully out of repair."s
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

e5- The Rockford Public School closed their
winter term last week The Register rem marks
-"The institutions of learning among us, are
among the chief gories of Rockford, and deserve
encouragement in every possible way.'
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

THE GREAT EASTERN C)MtNG To New
YoRK,-At the recent meeting of the share-hold
ers of this company it was agreed to rise an ad
ditional sum Of 100000 in order to complet,
and equip the great ship tor sea, making the to
tai nominal equal of the company G48O,O
The additional capital is to carry a preference
dividend OF seventeen and half per cent, pay
able out of the first profits of the company, and
the directors have the power of redeeminp the
new shares after the expiration oftwo wears, on
giving three months notice and payment of DO
nus of20 per cent