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Kenosha Democrati
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API ler Annihilation oif the Russians Ten Ships kjlWi 7T8.00jRus8ian8 29,000 Priso Menciiikoff, with shattered remaius of his army; WiW tosurrehdcr UJrjJJN SIAUl'TtlKtATliK JVJJ.I firor htouxs fighting, the F.rench Jost 2, 800 in in killed aod wounded, abd the Rua sianVlfOO: dispatches supply the rest of the news, namely; that the Russians under Meiich ifcDff the River Kalaskia, ahd'nTthe 23d again gave battle to the allies, and. were gain defeat. 1 and Irive) in cnti hment where they again, rallied. andifonghtaheUhird battle; and were a third wai.bese'iged by'scaiandland Fort nstantin blew up, and forts stormed. The Russians lost eighteen' thousand killed And wound (.

t.K, sand In rf.M were captured, and made prisoners of war. Meiichikofifi with Shattered remains of his army, has barricaded Jan.es 'a Harbor, an 1 fuses to mirrender. Gfeatiojoiclng throughout Great Britain and France a ii Cronstadt U.threatened. Further from the Collins; Detroit Tribune of Oct Oth The Collins took on fire in the boiler deck and so rapiaiy'was the spread of the flames thnf'Vhn and crew who had mostly retired, were unable to save any except aery'few articles, clothing. She took fire in the bay about a mile below Maiden, and nearly ahead or the d.ght house.

snewa.s mediately headed for hut was unable to Teach shallow water before the flarius had complete "posessioh of her: The after part of tlu? boat swung around into'the river, and nearly all on board were driven to that of the boat and wen, to iuiiii) into the river. current hen sets cut very strongh into the lake, and had it not been lor, tne umeiy arrlval of the propeller Eintry. Capt Langley nearly all would have drowned. Sccinp the light he hasten to the spot and bad hi tbuats all ready to let go as soon as he reached the vicinity a few, saved only reached the shore;" nearly all who were saved were lmusted: reliev. the sufferers was dor.

the ere' wretch: in the tumult stole $80 from a Ci man. who been at the Suult. and which constituted' itjie season's earnings a purse of was made up for him. The Collins tame Out last and cost lf 5.000 and was insured for only 3l.o000 S.0'00 hi. "the 'MerchhtiW Y.

,5:000 in the; jg SOOO in the Western: N.Y She was owned by the Wards. Safety of Capt. Lrucc Troy, Xew York, Oct. IS. Capt ucs, of the Anoxic, left, here at 5 o'clock this afternoon, for New York City.

Baltimore; October, Hi The Southern mail as late as due from all Joints, is received: The number of deaths at New Orleans for the week ending, 8th was 35. of which 107 were from yellow fever. Bangor; 16. Tl. Xlr a' Human Catholii Priest, of this place, was tarred and and ridden on a rail at Ellsworth, on Saturday He had been previously threatened.

Boston and Charlestown Annexed. Boston, Oct. 2. The vote in Charleston to day. on the question of annexation to Boston, resulted in favor of the proposition by a vote of yeas 1.412 navs 1.117.

The vote was large, and the canvass thr ugh highly excited. Some of the defeated parte tolled the bells, whilc a procession" of the supporters: of annexation, with a band of inhsic. paraded the principal streets. No re ccntyent.has caused so excitement in Tarleston: The two cities will soon be isolidated under one municipal government cable to the decision of the people. Boston Oct.

16. the opening of the C.S. Circuit Court thi mornine Judge Curtisa; charged, the Grand Jury first in respect to the attempl Burns, and next in "regard to til iteamboat aceidenta. Termoxt Liquor Law Tha Suprei Vnnt. has decided tha Liqv IXel0on the Rr of its submi to tin l7lXtv Pamuel Nichols of Sew York, the rery day: be was killed, was talking of writing a strong article against the tolly am, of attempting to mount the.

forward was the caue his ah. The population of this States as estimated and its yearly increase Myr 15000. There are hech.C all the three to oTcr 21,000 bushels of wheat a i iWh advices brcaclstun e.e VJ r. ifl be.vy during the PaM be jy County of us system Kenosha beih prejudicial to the of the people do re iventionr irrespeetive el party, be, held at Jaoksons.Hotcl.in. Bristol on.

Monday the 23 O'clock A. M. far the purpose ot Nominating" a Senator and County Officers' to be supported the ensuing election. Baker, Derbyshire, HH Tarbell, Jackson, AD Cornwell, 0 Dewel, McClellan, William Goff, A Newbury, Marsln Barber, Eddy, 0 Foster, Slocum.PHWood. H.

Richards, Joel Farm orth, Sa.nr.er 7air banks, John D. Benedict, P. M. Levitt, John Jonas Bryant, A Jackson, John Eddy, George Phillips, Oakley A. Reed, A Bassett, Joseph Beers, HigginsAB Jackson, A Beath, Cox, John Lacy; Tibbets; James Cava naugh, A Joslyn, Edward Catte'r, Spenser Samuel Eddy, Wattson, Bassett, Seymour Beers, Jackson, Fleming, and LOOK AND BE SATISFIED E.

W. luiitfN, IS offering greater inducements to the trade, in the way of DRY GOODS GROCERIES than nnv IIohk in the citv. Kavins. bought a itr i hr.hl. I 1 ere thoroughly tested before and I know theru to be of choice bey will be sold at' smaller, profits any nd warranted I a selling a better Golden bought at 5s.

My shall not attempl to en i it 4s. thai ofDry I say tnarrnoy unprecedented All goods mistimed and the cash refunded. Mv im aud effort in selling i all old custc by adopting the mottc goods shall be the numb. that the nimble six than the slow shillii Kenosha, Oct. 18, livi E.

W. BLINN FARMING TOOLS. A OKNERAL assortment of Farming Toe: A can be found at E. W. BLINN'S.

Juue o. ls.SJ. ARRIVED AT LAST! THOSE CHEAP GOODS "TTTHTCH tbesi.bscriLcr has been so long ex rW pectin, have.got along, and be will tak nothing. K. W.

13 hi NX. Reduced I EN 0 II A ALE INSTITUTE A FALL term of this Institution will opened for the reception of papils, Wcdae sdciy, September 7th. at the building known as the Eem alk Sbminab: tins city, unuer iuecnarge o'tue Ret. H. H.

BISHOP, Rector, Miss. L. L. RAY, Principal Music Teaehtr Miss. E.

SPRAGUE, Assistant. The desitrn of this Institution is to secure to ladies 'an' opportunity for acquiring a thorough and finished education. There whi three i'rimary, Mi. idle aim Hith ur.p.ipiU over six. years of ae will he.

received at any time during the scsscc, hiidv in portant that all who enter should he present on he first day of lie term. No pains or expense are spared to sc. the most competent leachei" in every cat of mental, and. Oar wledge as profitahlo pur JuTHigherilathe obtai l.le prices. TERMS PER QUARTER.

Primary Depart meet, M.ddleand Higher Vocal and lustra 1 ales Vocal Music will be REF 1 t.ght to the whol IEX0KS; jS. B. Scott, J. R. PnitLPS, lino.

hi.Ncar. CLOTHING! CLOTHING KO. 1 ErL DT IT) MADE CL THING, Pan its, Furnishing Goods, Oil Cloths, India KubDer uuuus Clothing. No. 1 Clark Street, Corner of S.

Water, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. sons visiting Chicago, and wishing to re htheirstcek or wardrobe Till find at this i full and complete assortment of all kinds thacl H. DIX. a 13. 1853 SHJEEIPFS SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the cirtuit court lu and lor the counts ot of Wiscon sin, and to mu directed and delivered, aga.ns If hi. 1 ,1 tir 11 1.1 1 1 1 1 Mi 1 i D.1854, ht ir 1 1 'I ucl tl the said Don. F. Herrick had. on the S26th day ol inand to th.

id I 1 i itc to The West 'dial of the North cast quarter of ec.ion th tin. I 1 1 ra, uart ft eastqaa. uiV.iaVr;.. 1 A. D.

SGRAVE. electors of tie. dosha believing, the 'present Cauc In "Seail This. GREAT ARRIVAL OF FALL WINTER 1 GOODS AT THE BOSTON STORE iT ETGAFF it MIRRILL n. IM, accomodate U.e.

'all and Winter: mta for I urpoi by a of STAPLE FANCY GOOD; the Boston and New rk marKe on i.avo rabletetmsfor .1 vcmch they are evening for exan her iac.ht.es rin' Goods ouable them to.off. g.c.: A FIRST CLASS STOTIE. Staple Diy Goods, ccs, l.htl 1'r Ltaipei Cotton r.o Jmcmtot'Carn. a Ficer Chehs. FANCY 11 Of every style and fabric tog 1 GOODS.

trim ch.tc lis I rAPLE GROCElVlECONSIaTrNG OF eas, Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, cl for Dairy and Table use. CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, And Looking rvcn.cci articles oi HarU S.cch Hoes. uts of all kinds. Li ir.e, Chalk and Rosi Pails, Wash Tubs, Washboards, HalfBu TO THE LADIES. LADIES 13 rod and Thibt cloths, with miusa to match at UK Rill I.

JIETCAFFi MP.liRILL'S. DeL. ncs, fror yard, just MET CAFF ct MERRILL'S SHAWLS. te Shawl for sale very cheap. MET CAFE ERRILL'S SOLKST KNIT Worsted Gloves, at METCAFF ct MhhC'AFF c.

V. it GENTLEMENS' RENCH Mer METCAFF 6: MRRITL'S. CROCKERY GLASS WARE T7IFTEEN crates of Crockery aim Tweniy tor. cec. cic I the here sac.K car to Kc.osi.a, 1 a crco.ca.aty a mirciTasins in I re been ol DRY GOODS BY THE CORD.

AND GROCERIES BY THE TON, ec with a I a'. eise 11 tec want m' 1 i tl ide Keneshach dllicT(JAFE AMER1LLS. i' Kenosha, Oct. 4, 1354. 21 CUTTING GROUND COFFEE AJOAHDAVIES combination of Mocha and ihshcK ever.

jor rcV 1 i i 1 itieKid1siot'esna11 'vzes and'collors. at Jo.ty Govt: ano oi Tl.ARGE ami varied stock oi Groceries Slas Aml. UcolL0 I 1 1X: V.bm'e ex' 'e e. a he ami sell et hchhe Acre "Mention to the aDo MEifnirjL tkm ro p. pcmi 7 the citv of KID, Lisle thread, and Cotton Gloves, at D.

ro 1, r.t 10 o'clock in M. CL' Vlitl i.t 1 METC A.LE i MERRILL'S. ZEPHYR Wn s.t METCALF MERRILL. ARPETS and flot MERRILL'S COTTON Yarn in anr qtn METCALK 3iERRILL'S. WANTED.

71 VE HUNDRED DOLLARS for Goods a METCALF ft MERRILL'S. GOLDEN SYRUP TTE hare an article of Syrup that cannot I beat. Call and examine it at July 12. METCALF MERRILL S. HOLM AN 'S IMFHOVED CHEST EXPANDER TV "EETTIT ATTORN Office Kenoslia City.

ENCE, WlliOW BaOOS F.4EJT, SoMXEE. improved and ummprored Farmjf GREAT IRON AND HARDWARE Establishment, II ALE TOWSLEE, Xo. Main street, across tune tin Office. VTOTWITKSTANDI VG the iii.mei.se c.c.r then promise hv id.sl.iu lhe u.ihli. he.

he AIR TIGHT COOK STOCKS. Consisting in part of the following varieties The Vulcan Air Ti Iron Sides, Queen tha West, Ruck's Patent. Elevated Ocen, Woodland Air Tight. National Air Tiff hi, the Morning Star, and the Northern Light. MECHANICS i.NS IASMSP.S TO 5LS.

Nuchas Blacksmiths Bki.i ows; Anvils. V.er.s: 1 1 a a ft a icy r. s. cr.i. Shovfls packs; II ok; Kcvth ks Clothing Emporium.

KEXOS.TTA. WIS. nrrmiTTTin TinTI iuTill M'. E. T.

FRANCIS iandUerchiefs, Cve Shir l.s. Sliirl BosoMS ierv of Oil Cloth tin VIIUNG BAGS READY MADE CLOTJIINC ot'Kenosha. and state of. r.Ji. 1 of the North ci ttquar three, Ka t.

S. V. E. ABLEMAN, V. Marshal's Office, Milwaukee, September 14, 1S5 1.

i JADIES "SYICES FENTON. SUMi 5 Boots anS Shoes at svivhS i FENTON'S EADY Made Clru fen ROCERIES for fa SYEES A FENl'ON' SYKES FENTON'S. HLEAVELAND FENTON' STEWART'S refined Syr Lit a grateful drinh hicai rot object to, for sale at 1 1854. 1854. T) T1 WHOLESALE DEALERS WINES, LIQUORS, A'D 9G West Water Milwaukee, a.

la. a additions to our WINKS aud LI tUOltS. v. tc'. ecchcv rc ve th.a.t exarcpF in ihi.eity.

Thanhh.l for pas. h.v.ns, we worth' of'his money Out Unf" l.MPOHTED LIQUORS, IJRANIDIES, HOLLAND GIN, Gin at Ne.n York Fri Old Jamaica, St. ahe la WHISKEY. 'Madeira. Sherry.

Pale Unrein. ey. liar Red a LONDON POllTLR, a larSo quan.it of Brandies and Wines, these artiehs were purchased befor ccsn.la''.'lc.'vev'M!',lu York, without he lad i rince them of the EH3TER A OiSiHE AO TOBACCO. JOHN ERICSSON land, Xo. eO, Mai.) St thir.irs of life, The public a.

JOHN SHEA, IMI'OIUER AND AM'l ACTEUKR OY iiTiiiFsmis. KBI HIS UfflliT. ol.E AX. NEW YORK. h.e.c.

T. L. idiom. I Clecch Eou du Lac, Wis. D.

C. SK LL. AGENT. KENO WIS DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE. b.

carter, a Fore1; and l). ii ih eiih F. BROWN'S ESSENCE OP JAMAICA GINGER. rpHTS Essence is a I cellence. In or clioh ra.

in short, 111 the digestive funetioi inestimable val na .1" ce 1 ci. aeaccc no fa mi bo wUho it. Cc nec he to eh. 1 ii ciy lifiOWN, at his of Fifth '(: for sale" by 13 21 UOBINSON. Grocery Store, I GllOCERIES, Tobac I of tiro ill pohsioiy oe be found hi Ke.c North ciher Ky i i i i B.

SGOTT No. 56, Main Sthllt. A A It 1 Dry Goods, Crockery, WOOD WARE. ie. w.

sroTT CO. FTSir. Mac I be sold iOO Pieces Yoi 7k Mill Jean. KHIV Alt' KM. aud the he.si slnlf eve.

ALL READY 11 II A A 1 THE BOOTS SHOES FOR LYMAN SAffE, ETEIls cl. he Northern FOR THE LADIES 1 Silk 0 Tipped Kid i'oihas a These' Goods louts; uroaawny ufactured for the STYLE AND QUALITY of buskins. will be sold i. it low. FOR GENTLEMEN.

hoots, inufactu no i 1 I I sril sOKIBER has liL i vith th esc PIANOS 'maiiy a. SOFA'S AIB MAHOGAHY HOCKING CHAIRS, "'V'd c' hi! sir. IS th the Hnuals House. Jonx XICQLL. LIFE IHSURAHGE.

UK PA HE for the future wants of your fan The National Life Insurance Co. of .1,,. Tfniled States, is Incited at. Mont.peli th 1 ii name. 1 ie jKRRILT Agent.

at Metcalf cc Merrill's. July Kith, 1S54. KITCHEN SAFES. AM now selling off the lomaindor of stock cf Safes at a He a oo ve cos. I ha.

cf aMtar.l against mice and all lends tt TMIIir.PS MILWAUKEE HOUSE, Con. Main IK'iios St.s. BY J. McD. SMITH, (Late of the Battle Iloute.J Carriage, bh.gLjacre Vagon and Porte, in roa, FARM FOR SALE.

FARM of 000 acres at the Brass Ball Ta Dad; 100 50 acres of wood lai hrDwenu'rHoVs1. well timbered; a 200 bearing fruit S1200: bt 's it. Will be sold for tv Inquire the Deraoc Cheap Grocery Store! JOHNDUFFY TS constantly supplied with Salt Mackinac 1 Trout and White Fish by the pound or br 1. A first rate arliele 'of FLOUR, fh neva ills, ahvavs on hnnd. Also, ttll'kiiKls FAMILY GROCERES A.

11 VIS IONS. ZT Cash. paid for all kinds, of produce. Koutli eni corner of Main and Pa.ksts. Knickerbocker Insurance Company I lake, i in this Company on.favorebio lerms hy D.

C. (i AS ILL, PENS. Th in want ofene will lid a better assort! meal to select from than thev ever tried before .1 1 1 ANTED. h.ru'o fine pair of Oxen Liquors! Liquors! j. wThoyt, No.

179 East Water Street, MlLWAt'KKB, WISCONSIN, I Ac on hand, aud will bo constantly rccciv I il.e season, SKpylics "1 Whies, liquors and Segars, Ihrcci the Importers, which will beotfercd loti.e icl.iie at jnice that cannot fail to uleOBO. It is intention to keep at all ti.i on hand fed! and complete assort met of every, hiujr he the" Trad li urch.isers will he r'. 1 le.l to select car stock, ovei kind i la, i he (iesirahie iviiich will m37tAN JDrES, Pi.iet.Castir.ioi. A Cognate Superior Article of Which will be sold by the sinffte or hundred" bar Milwaukee, May, 185 1. ATOATiR7 aornr anO GTouhsellof nt AND SOLICITOR IX CHAXCERV, Geneva, Walworth County, Wisconsin Professional busiccss promptly attwuled to, lit HAS WELL CH.ES LEY, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS lASLEY Whola'c and Rctuil Dealer in jjdK m'j Liquors Tobacco, VTo.

57 Mam Kenosha, M'h R. BAILEY desir, bahc.cy lhcc is' Honey 1 SALT EISIL Mackerel, While Trout, ShadV Codl vu.T and Barrel: Su.iaiis of every desc.i.tion; t'e as of various kinds; Mo en StD mii fto nia FL UR Burlington Mills. bar, c.stile; ailc. Hn Crockery. Farming Utensils oj all Kinds.

Scythes, Saalhs, Pitch Forks, Rakos ilraiaiies, Gins, V. aic Ha aras Whisky. Ail of the above articles, and his ontire stock. numerous to particularize, he is willin.t to sell the possible price, for cash or barter. i kids of Produce received in return.

Mr aches to i 'ay to his frioiids and the he will bo rccoiviiig. every da.vs resh supplies of Goods in his trade, and he is onlident that he cannot be undersold by. any call and examine and satisfy ce.s he a. liKioiry CLINTON HOTEL, NEW YORK. PRICE RED UCED i rpiih 1...

designed, Proprietor of the; a.e.h well known, and long cstabli lakes this method of informing tl. lished Ho le public ttmierally. that call on the first of August reduce the pvico ot ai from Two Dollars perday to One Dollar and Fifty Cents, of strangers, and others fil ting' Iculariy dir. the eligibility of the loea ited .1 Iho businc ate B.t MILLER, et, New York, July, 1854. MALT AN MS! ESSRS.D OWNER OILLIS i .1 her.

r.U keel. cl t.u.tl Malt of the ve Downer'siCelebraTea js.l&. h.i a CASMp for Barley and Hops at the high 68 Kenoslia, Sspl. 1S5. 13.

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