Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

South Carolina IT, S. Senator.
Seabrook has appoh ted Hon. Robert w Barn.
WE'LL United States Senator in place of Col. FL
more deceased. Mr.. Barnwell is now in attend
ence on the southern Convention at Nashville,
Tennessee, and having resolved to overthrow the
Union and resist the government, in that Conven-
ton of demagoges will nevertheless chivalr0usly
take the oath of Office and swear to support the
Constitution of the United States, without
hesitation or a blush. "There is a power higher
than the Constitution" which overrules oaths and
compacts in the estimation of the South, and that
Is the obligation here to the peculiar institution.
THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION is the title
of new order, a "circle" of which is shortly
TO be organized in this city. The motto of this
order is ''Truth, Hope and Lore" 1t has for its
object the union OF all true men of every class
and creed upon the broad platform of "BRoTHER-
HOOD" The great symbol of the order is IA
circle, the emblem of God, of Eternity, and of
Universal Brotherhood. When we shall be-
come more familiar with the workings we shall
give it snch notice as it deserves.
Adore the faHs.-The Upper Mississippi is
now that portion Of the river above the falls of
St. Anthony. A living, breathing steam boat is
now making her daily trips to Sank Rapids, one
hundred miles above the falls. What triumph
OF civilization and art over poor nature.
SAT- inthe Ocean.-There are forty grrins of
salt in one thousand grains of water in the Cult
OF Suez, and upwards of thirtynne grains IN all
specimens down to Bombay. The water off the
Canaries, is found to contain lorty-tour grains
in every thousand.
Indiana Gold-The St. Joseph Valley Reg.
lister says, the gold-digging is going on quite
lively in Brown Co, gold having been found in
many places on tract of territory over 0 miles
square. The diggers realize from 60 cents to
So per day-the latter amount being very unu.
sual Pieces of gold have been found as large
as dollar in in value.
Pie Piam.--We are indebted to Mr.. b. P
CAHooN. of kenosha, for the largest and fines
specimen of Pie Plant we have ever seen. Ii
is a new variety raised by him from the seed, anC
well worthy of the care he seems to have be-
slowed upon it. 1t tastes as we'll as it looks.
Mil. Sent.
Look OW!-A bran new counterfeit, and one
exceedingly difficult of detection, made its ap
pearance in our city, yesterday. 1t was SIT
bill of Ohio State Bank, Delaware Branch. Let
ter b" thc plate fac smile OF the genuine
the signatures very good, bat the filling up don,
in rathera coarse school boy hand The bill
was apparently fresh from the mint and need
to be closely scrutinized to detect its counterfeit
character. Mil Sent.
Never neglect to read the advertising de
parment of newspaper if you would know
where to lay out your money to the best ad
vantage, Competition is at its height, anc
those who have anything worth buying, a
good bargains, always. advertise. They
know it is the sure way to do a brisk ant
profitable business-and by selling qtickl,
they are enabled to sell cheapIy. Keep thu
run of the advertisements Sometimes thu
price of a whole years subscription is savet
by looking closely over the advertisements
A 'fat boy" from Kentucky, weighin,
537 pounds, and only IS years of age, i
now on exhibition at St. Louis. What
monstrous pair of breeches he will requir
when he becomes full grown.