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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29


trunk. It d stated that it's width was
from fifty to seventy rods. Its course
was from w. s. W. to E. N. E., but
it did not pursue straight line; it was
estimated that its rate Of motion was
nearly fifty miles an hour !; and its du-
ration was Eve or six seconds. The
width Of the Bsgnad6 Is calculated at
Camanchs to Have SSn more than .
quarter Of : mile-itcprved percepti-
bly, in its progress; It's rats Of speed
was not, probably, les than sixty or |
seventy miles IN hour. sd 4ti
Chapplesmith gives an account OF. . |
tornado which oceurfsd at New Har-
men, Ind, April, 80, 1852 - which
is remembered. tthsd IL start FROM
near Psducah, KY and from that
point, following = course nearly east to
Georgetown, KY . distance Of 200
miles. The account says the destruc-
ton was the work Of i moment. In
tense electrical energy was apparent.
The cloud Essays one observer appsar-
cd on fire ct the bottom, Ike . largeI
pile of burning brush: Trees xereI
prostrated in great numbers, and other
phsnomena ware visible in the track. |
but no lives were Lost. We havs, fur
Their, description Of . tornado, or 81
several tornadQea. happening nearly !
together in point df both space and .
time, in Brandon, Ohio, in tho winter | i
of 1854 On the Goth Of January, the
sir suddenly grey :yetT YARN, and the I
wind Jailed. Tia tornado was disenct. 1
" ,yiabls, and sppieEs& like . column
efvAper and smeke, whiFling with in
desctIbst!e confusion, exhibiting the t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

Deere,s Mo 1ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
CoURT OF APPEALs.

The following are he fytwo preferred q Die
calendar for Jsnuary Term 1851 OF the Court Of Appu
Glass FIEsI.L McDeInott agt The People Saj T. rGly
aat The People. &C. 3. MOTey AT. The People A. -, -
Glass SEcosD4 Csnole sgt Ferries Talbot and etsr'
ast Tsbo i'm pleaded 90 Coffin ct al exaclto syt C9sr
81 al :, Delsheld Pari,h &c. Parish aud obefs -g
Parish p, Al. f; g. Parish agt Parish, &c =.
Class THIRD-e. Dodge, executor &C., ns Pondet a. II
Potter Administrator &C. n. Central X. Co.'S ~ ~:
sci et al egt " Y Cen. r. r. Co. 10 Dickens sdnrr ag
Central r. r. Co II. Keller, admir- egt ~ Cent.. n n
Go III Ireland, IT,. ex'r. &C sg Litchdeld; H. nsctey
admir- sgt NJ Y Central L. Co. IL. Smith; admir- asI ~ -
fIscide SrsDo &c a., exT., 8ci 10.
Merritt ost Todd Gx'rs &c; 49, Cobb admir- sgt Harmon ct
al. 30 BeekmsD. sdm'r sgt. he People se n Rhodes.
otinr act The Buffalo and stae inc r. r. CO. p Bailey,
Bisse edm'r ~ Central T. H. Co a. Belineer, sxr
lem X. r. a. The Assocson &C., sgt Bceknsn D. Ma
ION as Ring admir- 49, Reformed sc Church
furns Brown 81 Smith ast Deyil: 81 Burr,
ednx ss beers; 80 Perkins sdmx Tue ~ Y Central
r. r. Co -. Gordon and others eKr. a Gorien
end others agt Gentner. ct al exrs IS Hegssn ct al.
eKIs agt Fox 81 Winnie Carrier g. James, .dTnr
Adscis aud another 80 Power Lester szr 90 Same
st. Same implied Sc A. sanford sdmr The stl K.
h. CO. a. Oakley ag NeWcomb jr and Others ez'rs
class F0URTB.43 The People ex rel Munsen Lockwood
sgt Scrugham ~. Bnerw sTh, T-e'T &C. sgt. OBnen aud
another IS ButtswoTth re-r &c Kennedy IS Scott
ag The Ocean snk New York Al The People and Walter
". Price sgt. Smith 38 S'arin The Town OF ang ~.
Ross sgt The Town Of Sterling 80 Gould at The Town Of
Sterling 81 People and Geo A. Burr Yeys 81 People
rel The Bank Of The Commonwealth The Commissioners
Of Taxes &c, NewYork City.
CHARLES HUGHES Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

Steamship City Of Manchester (Br Hassca Liverpool
H. and Queenstown 18Th, mde and ia John g. Dale.
Dec 20 tat - 30 lon 20 90 ssw steamship United kiasdom,
hence for Glissoy,
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond &c. sss and pass to
Ludlam Heinckeu.
ship Flora Nor Fsnenbus Liverpool SO days coal to Nes-
NTH Sons.
Brig BLOW. Hedge Elhabethport coal Tor Proyn.c ozn
schr Ella Warren Por prnce Dec TO- Haywood and
to Moore Henry Was 10 days ~ Of Haitegas With heayT
weather Dec TO- of Nicola Mole spoke scr r B. Summer.
hence for oonaives
sehr Howard. Bsker Boston days rdse to s. w Lewis &
Co
sshr HaI'n Winters Richmond days, Soar ard to
G. II. PiersoD 4 Co.
schr opy Daughter t3msstedl Faukenbusg, B,l-@orst
days, coal
schr. Tansala Bramhall, vnsIhaven S day,, stone.
Schr Grace CiTder Paine, Boston days
schr Stampede, Brand NJ site ? days
Schr fakir. Hestb Elnabethport for Rostor.
schr Mary Jane, Smith Virginia days wood
Schr MAIisS Elizabeth Nsg en- Virginia days weed
schr c. Keen, Bsbcock, Baltimore days, cval
schr n =. Miller, Cribhie Virginia day. wood
Schr Nile Williams Virgins days wood
Schr Dr. franklin Arey E1abcthpoTt coal for Norwich
schr Rtinoow, Hayeu.r Eisahsthpou coal for lusxirh
soop Oliver Ames, French Taunton ntse.
koop Mount Hope, SULLIVAN Taunton rudSe
master. IT - - - "
Steamer AbaiTos Jonea Providence rdse to IsaAc odsg
SAILED Steamship Hunssile sevannaa, brig N.rv stsx~
Sit NAiiSi Atlantic, bnbsdoes, lsllhe, Havana ri
NlND-Sunsct ~ N. E.
TVS CLIPPER SHlP TwulGBr is2 tuns resassr /. roy On
heaIge sectional Dock for repairs She vi be rrpti To-
cnuihed and newly coppcred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
.XARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


stsAmshpHun.svills, PO.t Savannah, H. q. Cromwell
Co.
shpsEnhln, Freeman, San Francisco, Sutton Co reie
sTsph, Giles Boston. X. w. RppesS Co.
Barks-S w. Holbroox, Small Portlsnd Delahe Cspen
Honduras Marshall Belize, 4. Alexander.
Bngs-E. Bernard Gibbs. Norfolk, r. p Buck Col 3.
Peters, Higgins Gibsrs, c. 4 r. j. Posters.
schooDers-Hound Pearnsn Bermuda, Middleton Co =.
Bates Rockwe ELL Sabine Psrs j. Il Smith, T. i.tey Br
Hal, Queenstown, Buley Myroyer Hughes, Wilmington
hcCTesiy. Mott 4 Co
sloops-wsren. stOkes New Haven msster OREGON, Rhodes
Providence masteE
steamcE-El:sbc.h, Colnsry Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

Two persons Were sentenced TO be executed; one
executed pursuant to his sentence, in the other
new trial was granted by the Cont OF Appeals
and no was subsequently convicted of manslaughter
first degree. .... r-
80 males and 10 females were sentenced to impris
onment in The State Prison, seven of whom were for
life, and the aggregate amount OF time of imprisonment
of tie remainder 1906: amounts 1858 years and II
months.
100 males and IS females were sentenced to mprison
neIt in The Penitentiary.
~ males and females 10 Imprisonment in the City
Prifon. .
81 boys and girls sent TO the House Of Refuge.
,29l indictments found, and 1913 complaints
were dismissed by the Grand Jury
JOY recognzances to appear and answer were fled
and 10 were forfeited during the year.
Fines and fees collected and paid into county treasury
| 1890. Henry VAsDERy ooRr, Clerk.
Deee"bo a, 1860. ...... . ...
SUPREME CoURT-cnAssSw.-Dsc. 27.-Bsfcre Justice
SUTHERLAND.
HABEAs CORPUS GASP.
In "a Caroline Gynn.
Mary Glynn, resident OF Orange Comfy, applied
che alleged wa S rail- Of SsT pa liberty by Amor %
son Nj ismsGn made return 70 the wit that the girl had
that she WAS in manner restrained CT her liberty
d had a being aa to- By IsSas S as s
cruelty used enc did not wish to return 10 her
The Judg dismi ged the witt Hiram kechuu, IT,, for pc
tht0neri Robert ID. Holmes for respondent.
MARY Moran serys s applied be discharged from
tody She Was charge it'll puIllnng bank bills coo
and sec the property her mistress. Mrs Jane Sparks which
said ustess had ecIeed la hes for safety
Mary hsd washed the garment hut refused for the
missing money - -
Mr. Charles Spencer applied the dscl srse of the gr ON the
ground a no evidence hid been given before thu magistrate
Ngnnt hoI conviction The motion opposed by Assistant
DhtctAomey Anthon. Tho Judge granted the application
and di.chgsed the prisoner.
GENERAL TEaS-DEc. 27.-Beiore Justices SUTHERLAND
ALLEN and BoSSgV.
DECISIONS or CASES ARGUED At SEPTEMBER TERM.
Dewitt &. Grinnell agt Patrick s. Stewart ct al
Nonsut -et adS and newta orderod TO abide event
Opni6 by Justice Bounry.
Joseph b. Isaac sg John y FokVrrdc st aside and new
rial ordered costs 20 sbide event Opinion BY Jnsice onnc
Before Jrstices SUTHERLAND, ISGRAaAs aud BoS,EY
Df'lsiohS ~ CAUSES ARGUED Ar NOVEMBER TERN
Chnre- j. Mason 1t al agt John ID. A. Mensing-
Btpncy, j., dissenting y '' -
InmN. Y. taiAir and Betting Company on petition A.
peal iakeh by Receiver dismissed Opnion +, usr,hn ~
hefols Justices iNGhAHAs BoSSEY and HosEpooS
Lewn Doion agt. Alvin Adams e al--Order moli
Pai ,HImeJ and IN part reversed without costs Opp
',s by lnsfahAn aud hoBavy, ~.
Hsot nose ost Alvin AJ.me OF a.0glet Va li6,l AZ s-,e,
t,d IN opinion, ,sithoni costs N N' '''- - 'iF''
Peter II. House aeL Alvin ld,ius az Il O,J 49,
o'I",h's WIN opinion, vithnnt costa. ~
yohh hflI, sgs Chades Brcusiae Order affirmed s go
e0'''' opHlo1 By nogbooN,J, =, - w. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

Pom bRws Msuri las Nov THE shir Ncrl.vn Grown
sAFd ron here io Cacutia he 2h lAyng p In Ane~
httcn na't and Esph csuttd des sod doHe xas
20 sea The repairs CT ship we.ten occea going
81 iayi the Hizken an~t spf and bsins
All ihe ohcN stays considerable :, the rglos soas rspaeet
WIN new her top ides badly Grained snd her between decA
a. "ttA Races oil r2Io as started a uaNy p.leas The
POM h started rom e 'iuhrs she Is ri thoroughly 70
cargo 'aN - Nv
shif b"sftohkp nv FisElho ship Ge,giaas ffon New.
usen to9ad 20 lNvffOo reported bd.ucd a Sea- hal c.rsc
M 9lp bsrs cotton and ti saye. valued Al ReiOa Tks
y, ~, pun . ,noath n H., H. SS llyo ,sns baFA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. STEVENS Wash. Teri rising TO personal ex-
ansOn in relation 10 a special dispatch ia Boston
PAPER sid that the dispatch states that lit appears.
upon investigation, that the Indian Trust bonds were
stolen for the use Of the Central Brecknrdge Com
niltee during the late Presidential election etc.
MIR. MORRIS Dem, ILL., rose to question of OK.
der, saying that had heretofore been decided that
Eewsphyer article was not privileged que ton.
Dir. LOGAN Dem, III. said that his colleague
Mr. McClernand) few days ago asked tn read an ex
tract from newspaper published in Illinois, with
view to making personal explanation in regard TO il
and tie Speaker ruled bin out Of order. .
The SPEAKER explained by saying that in that
case Terni sion waa asked privileged question
but that in the Gaze il WAS a personal explanation TO
which no objection could be intorposed. There wss
difference between the two cases.
Mr. LOGAN Dem, H. My colleague was treated
in an Indifferent manner.
The SPEAKER-I am sorry if that l. true.
Mr. HOUSTON Dem, Ala raised the poinf that
l- vas not privileged question il NOT Affecting the
prlvIe6e Of any member here.
Nj. McCLERNAND Dem, I'LL was cut off
The other ay--nngeneronsly il j. true-bu the ex-
ample u hot worthy OF beng followed. | appeal 10
my colleague lAir. Logan TO withdraw bi, OBJECTION.
Mr.. STEVENS resumed and re-rcad TIE H.r5LF,
drIatch and lkewse that in Ihc lPJrI} Of Dreenber
IN Which II ID stated that the robbery Of the Interior
lhf'mehl has caused rome speculation in Washing
lon aid II IL thought by some, who are deomed en-
JaH, That The dflcaiion Of bonds has bcoi going n,
tlnce Dc commencement of the presidential canpain
Nat DE BTeckinIid,e Club and Se,re,Bry Cam
Knew rAScuy hos Tho securities were 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
CHARLES HUGHES, Clerk.
PaseeuSers Arrived

IL ,tednshP CRY Of Manahe'y, from LigerEeos Young
w Larsn lady and two children; T. Atkins. Reeves Mrs T.
ueates Miss NJ Heates Mrs Msfde A. chsnback C. Pratt,
Mrs lchenback Hicks L. Chsndowin lady ard chd O. Me-
Farsne +. Wolfe r. limestone O. Doyle u. A sebBsteu Mr.
and Mrs. McMshon, and 10 10 the steersse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

Wrpl.AvvSE BNL.--Tbe Seventh Ward Wido-
Awake Battalion, who, with kindled associations, Did
,, excellent service during The ste Presidential can
,aig, gave ball ast night at the City Assembly
gosms TIE hall was decorated with the parapher-
nsls Of tue order and fne band Of music was IN at
Gepdsnce. A large company was present, and the
4tfair pasoed Oft pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
EUROPE,
ny the CRY Of Manchester and Canada,
psTAaS OF Igt EVENTS IN CHINA.

ny ths Ste 4uivs City Of Manchester which Arrived
=, tie rcrt yesterday and the Canada which reached
Bostcs 'al,o YESTERDAY, have our European e'e'
~ Ind pcs ding tie 18th inst; Below we give some
in;eIesGng details, in addition 10 the news We sSTe
xheady Md by telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Ia " INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CALENDAR FOR 1860.
Statement of convictions, acquts's &C.. he'd in the
Courts of Oyer and Termner and General Sessions of
the peace in and for the City and County Of NtwYork
., a. ,ao. lst0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

ps,o,s J,,5ee- surngRL.SD HoeEeoos, and Bosszr
Thomas Prds ~ ss Jss' = s Ss.sd =. . 20
ssf'S6s c soSSa "a DO F''l q h@s'Sos" Us
VI , s.s ' "a A 90. o s@ S s e d sSs
o fFs Ft Sy h: e ss 1i Hoy I'd, Tho o.
T1xss &c Prorssspss ConD affirmed opnioaby
sq aired snSsi le s joan ian fen RroSeJ1a a.
r aeaa w9 ri slss Have, v Anderson, psed To-
event Opinion By bopney J., snths,Iaed 3 d'.en,iog
Eros !. conAg 49, Nn di"H''ed si;hact
'S wa. G = Ssb ! p11"s sz Lo.op raes ps.
event, 6asS By sS@sns J. os5oo j. ssnsa i9s
)" f ss1Ps Ga s9ST g, III &C. cos s,"s
Order Special Term reyr'ed wf'hous oost' and ~asct
Edws5d NcN,hop ag,. The Mu,vs Benefit Lfs TnrsBee
nS I6 afs'sss sp TerS Opinion By crsboo
%m Rozrrs sue siss sgt John Mclean ct slorderr.-
pSr.usni 70 epnsn opinion By 6ossboon BSaa@y J.,
Debmsk p Collin, ct al eat David Ryan, acofaes filmed
ws p so o, phi VIZ ~ ssp's Ss. Going and wifi
order o. special Term affirmed b so costa Opinion By
sg TdS6 ,.ey.on ct a. ar, D.as Eenis q -oio ~
Special Tenn aairnsd, with go e''''' Opinion BY H'se
Henry IT, Worapse ng Peter Mori.sotie4 da,ss with
1 9 2 Ss q he sfNaD steam Hasns Co ta ssp
Of 10 Term affirmed esaeP. =. % Inst
order tie order rsveed h9g ss,t % either party Il se'
ciol Term or n appeal. Opinion ny Suiner9ndi
VIM Van WICK and wife sgt Richard b: hrdT 81 a-OFdef
az snec Term rTned without costs n either party !hs p.
neal ()piuioD ky HOgeboom isonney. j.. dissentDg
VIM b. WaTren agt. Daniel Ed5y Order Of 5pecal Isra
AFT rnsd with 80 costs Opinion by sosheriand. j.
Holmes ANN al. assiznses ke szt AhSos Woott
Order affirmed WITH Slf cost OTfod by Justice Hogeooo
In re apple alton OF Mary r. Conover e al infnn az
Henry W son Order Of the Special Term affirmed with 80
costs Opinion by Jusiiee BoDuey. = -, as
b F cS, S Sss s ss jo rss s5ssS
The Mechanics Banking Association sg The and Saucer
ties white Lead Company Judgment affirmed With costs
Opinion BIS Jdsice Hoeeboo Justice Bonney dissenting
.fuha b. oody. sgt. James Bishop, ct AL Judgment 81
dtmed Nth costs Hogeboom syirg no opinion -
Richard Hl0raD ag James SuiihJudsaent stnaed WIN
costs. ,,.c 49, o.,
Term yer.sd with 10 Opinion by Sutherland
Auos Rob- ira et al gt Stephan Dlsye - aLJnegment
and trial ordered costs TO abide event OpnioR
by RonBsy. r.l n,-L,o -.
6rmeJ with costs GpiDon by HoReboOp, j.
Amos Robbins al Stephen d. Dlaye ct s-Juds e1s
reverted and new trial dered costs 10 abide event
The Pc deu &C. Of the Troy City Benk, gt IhoGa Nc
ene5on ct Al -JudsIpent affirmed with costs
Thomas McSpedon eli Al Egt The Preden Ne o. lie AoJ
CIV Rs1k--J1dsYaent affirmed with costs.
Before Justices SUTHERLAND ALLEN, AID BoSsHY.
DECISIONS IN cAUsEs ARGUED At THE FEBRUARY
TERN.
Aerapd.r Fdssr sgt WIN. Tuner ct Aoo9 70 set sstis
order Of Feb ~ 1865 denied with SO costa and Icy o. pro-
ceed'nzs vacated,
Court adjourned to Monday Dec 81 .......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
SUPREME COURT-sPRenL TKES-Dsc. I.--Bo 'on Jaasi,s
SUTHRRIAsD..
Jesse T. Lee sgt Cornelius Van wyck I'd ;wfaa'a p
LiDdssy. -. go

This was a motion on the part Of defendants % "a
cate injunction obtsined against them BY the plaintiff .
defendant Wyck IN February % purchased out isa drag
store on the northeast Of Twenty third stree. and Fourth
avenue this city and employed the sintn 70 condue H. ho
and receive shsrs 81 ne
profits in lieu Of salary The business hog hss BEEN
Profitable but the def Ddan Van Wyct bad cot ssHed cay
n op a. not even sufficient psy the Of the prerss;
End IN order got lid the plaintiff the LET OF November
Last sod the entire TO the deindant w y bndsJ
vi went In and took possession Of the peniss lnnins the
plsnd The plsinH then commenced en- acton f1 Va
, complaint he partner OF the defendant on
Wyk and such had incurred many debts t,o1nt o re
business and demanding Judgment that e coPaer.hp ne
dis that receiver &c pointed On this complaint
an injunction granted restraining the defendants rom lter
ring with bu iness AFFIDAVIT Esad showing th re
bne,s bad been badly nsged the plaintiff and st DC vas
merely clerk receiving hse Of he poh o. sopen.9n
for bis services and in lieu Of hred salary Ihs Co9rt d
soy ed the Injunction hh c. BnesdE7 sIiA -. me-
,ou a r. Dysr oppoEed. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

- TVS CLIPPER SAP TwnGBr, is2 reassr row en-
ieiSe sectional Dock foI repsir She vi be ppei To-
envlked and newly eoppcred
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-19
RhUbarb Wine.

Mr.. B. P. Cahoon of this city, widely know n
for growing the Mammoth pieplant, has been
the means of bringing the manufacture of Rhu-
barb Wine into general notice. A few months
since, he sent quantity of his wine to j, r,
Wilson of Washington city, scientific gentle
man largely engaged in the business of horticul-
ture. Mr.. Wilson acknowledges the receipt of
the wine, and gives his opinion of its qualities
we are allowed to take the following extract fro m
his letter.
"About four and twenty gentlemen, thus far
have tasted it, and excepting one, there has been
no doubt of its grape flavor, and that one liked
the wine All are highly gratifed and surprised
at the product-some said it resembed Sherry
some Sicily MADEIRA, some Tenerife. 1t is
very important to me to be certified by your as
surance, that the article sent me as RhubarE
Wine, is simply Rhubarb juice, water and sugar
unmixed with any juice of the grape. 1t Sc ems
to the nninitiated scarcely to be beeved-hence
desire your statement of the the fact"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-19

seemed almost beyond your power: Women
were hurrying to and fro trying to wrest from
the elements what was not already in theil
grasp and our friend and host here, nearly
persisted in the flames.
''But now the scene is changed-our friend il
with us, and the ssOmen are waiting on the
Firemen."
Mr. Petit was called on, and responded as fol.
lows: "Star Co. No. may she always be ready
as she has been, to furnish this Institution with
Cold Water"
Mr.. Smith then responded as follows "Fire-
men-you that deal so largely in cold water
may you never uae anything stronger than the
Coffee and cold water imbibed here this evening
and not let the Firemen of Kenosha be dis
graced by any ofthose scenes that have trans
pired in times pact in Fire Companies. There
fore, my sentiment is, Coffee and Cold Water q"
Mr. Gof-May We always DO as well at fire
as we have at this table.
Mr.. Cook and Mr. Fellows were then called ON
but did not respond.
Mr.. Bent then gave the following Engine
and Hose: give US chance and we will give YOU
cold water enough to cure a nation
The house was thrown open to the Firemen an
they were made welcome from the parlor and sill
tingroom to dining-room and kitchen, and every
thing in the house that could add to their enioy-
ment was at their service. After the singing of
several pieces of music, the following vote wa ia.
ken;
Moved that the thanks of the Companies be
presentedtoM Mr.. and Mrs. Pennoyer for their kind
ness and attention this evening. Seconded and
carried.
Mr. Pennoyer then thanked the Companies for
their timely aid and services rendered, and ex.
pressed his qualification to know that the token
on his part had been acceptable on The part of
the Company.
We then retired to the street, and gave three
hearty cheers for the "Water Cure and its Host"
then formed a procession as we arrived, and
marched back to Market square aud dispersed
KENOsHA, Jan. 18th, 1860 Edna.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-19

CB- Our fellow citizen, William H. Noble
Esq, who has returned from northern trip,
where he has spent some time, has furnished us
some valuable statistics of the chippewa Valley
Wis. The farming interest is developing well.
Some 100000 bushels of grain have been mark
eted or is on hand as this years product wheat
has averaged about 25 bushels to the acre oats
and corn, 50 to 70 pSsAtoes SOO Immigration
is daily coming in. The lumber interest is look
ing well; some 100000 will be logged this
winter The product Of last years lumber was
about Sl75,000. The fur trade of the valley
amounts annually to some 100000. He repre-
sents the country as developing fast, and des-
tined to be rich section, of which Eau Claire
must be the center, being at the head of naviga-
tion and now having fine beginning, Mr.. No
bic has choice, pine lands, farm lands, water pow
ers, &c, which he is ready to show, with maps
and statistics, to any VINO may be DESTROYS to OBJ
tain information in respect to this new country
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-19
For the KESosHA TELRGR APE.
The KenOSlia Water Cure and
Fire COmpay.

Fire COmpay.
The members of Star Co. No. l, and Hose Co
No. /, were highly entertained at the Water
Cure by Mr.. and Mrs. Pennoyer on Saturday eve
last.
At two o'clock in the P. NJ, the Companies
took from their house the Engine and Hose
Cart and proceeded to the Water Cure and re-
plenshed the reservoir with water from the riv-
er below the house. And as token of his re-
spect and esteem for the Companies, Mr.. Penney
err invited th0m to an oyster supper at seven
o'clock which did credit to the house and its
gentlemanly host
At the table the following toasts were given :
The Foreman of the company-Mr. Ehle, was
first called upon; 81 give you the Water Cure
as my sentiment and motto"
The next was from Chief Engineer-M MI. Rob
inson "Firemen! when l last met you here
the scene was widely different. All was hurry
and confusion; the flames were destroying our
neighbours dwelling; when you hurried to the
rescue and saved it from destruction, when il
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. RoaNsoE, Agent fro Kenosha
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

SALEM, Dec. 18th, 1859
The first meeting of the County Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at Liberty, town of Salem, Ke
nosha Co., commencing on Friday: the Doth day of
January, 1860 OF two O'Clock, P M and continu-
ing the remainder of the week
1t Is hoped there will be a full attendance, and
arrangements for accommodations will be made &C.
cordingly.
For those coming in the cars. conveyance will be
furnished from the Salem Depot
BY order of the Executive Committee
| B. L. DoDeK, Secretary. *
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~ Much matter intended for this weeks pa
per, is necessarily excluded on account of ma
king room for the Governors message. We shall
probably have no more long documents to pub
fish for some time to come.