Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-13


the second Wednesday, the 9Th day, of January
By law, the United Sta es' Senator is to be
chosen on the third Monday, (thc goth day. o!
January.
The Supreme Court for this state, commenced
its winter session at Madison, on the 10TH Il
will probably continue about three weeks.
Cold weather has put stop to the transmission
of mails by steamboats,. The mail between Chi
cago and Milwaukee, is carried in Frink & Wal
ker's line of stages, and leaves those cities eve
fy morning. The winter travel promises to BIZ
brisk, if we may judge from stage we saw 60
ing SOUTH which was crammed full of passen
gers and baggage.
A foreign correspondent of the Christian Cit
izen, writes that the committee have not vet de-
tntey fixed upon the time for the commence
ment of the great Worlds Fair, bat thinks it will
be appointed for the 1st of June, 1850.
Judge Wilton refused to allow a change O
venue, in the case of the People VS.. McAfferty
indicted for the murder of his wife, so that he
will be tried in this county
The Fox River Times editor says he heard :
wing in that section, in speaking of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, say, that he esteemed it highly as news
paper, but d-n its higher law politics. How very
natural such language for one who repudiates the
higher law. 1t would be unreasonable to expect
any thing different
We are indebted to the Milwaukee Sentinel for
the dispatch with which we got the President S
Message before our readers. That paper received
it during Wednesday night, by Speeds telegraph
line, and had printed and mailed by four o'clock
Oh Thursday morning, SO that we received it here
by II o'clock of that day.
DIsPATcH.-In the effice of the Il, Y Tribune,
the Presidents message was put in type in As mi
nutes after it was received, and Is minutes after
was being sold in the streets
FIREMANs Observation-Disclosures City Fire Co.
No O. have dinner this afternoon and ball this
evening, at the Durkee House. Extensive prepa-
rations have been made for having grand good
time, and should nothing untoward occur, no CUES
ton but the result will fully come up to the antici-
patoas
Hon. J. D. DoTY passed through our city yes
terlay, on hisway to resume his Congressional du-
ties at Washington.
SCHOOL IN DISTRICT No. I've understand
that there will be an examination OF the scholars
Of this school, on Monday and Tuesday next.
The presence of Parents and Guardians will NO
doubt be agreeable to the instructors.
John P. Bigelow, anti-Webster Wing, has
been reelected Mayor Of Boston, by 1000 majo-
rity.
The schooner Constellation parted her cables and
is ashore someplace along the coast oflake Huron
The steamer Patchin, after being pumped out
and got aaoat was again driven the rocks, and
has been abandoned.
p. S.-By later adyices we learn that the
Patchin has gone to pieces. The Constellation
was got afoat, and passed here on Tuesday or
her way to Chicago.
The Chicago Journal states that the quantity
of newspapers received at the post office in tina
city by the mail of Monday was estimated at t,ot
hundred bushels.
G- Our readers will notice that the City Urea.
surer is now in possession of all the tax rolls fol
the year belonging to his office. The city tax
has to be paid in by the last of this month, and
the state and county tax by the last Monday in
January next. All may not be aware that fany
person neglects or refuses to pay the tax mpo-
sed on him, the Treasurer's duty is to levy the
same by distress and sale of the goods and chat
tells belonging TO such person.
II The individual who has taken up stray
Cow, and refuses TO advertise her, or return her
TO the owner, will find himself in the meshes of
the law after short time We advise him for
the present, at any rate, to keep her well--this
viii tend to Tighten the damage the jury viii find
against him. But we advise him TO return her
to the owner-this will make the longest friends
TWhat has become Of the Racine Advocate?
We have not seen a number since the suspension
of the Daily.-Free Dem.
Nor we, and we miss it.-lNH. Sent.
Nor we, and we miss it too.
If you can get your neighbors 10 join you in
making up a Club, you can get the Sentinel
next year at very low ra.es-Bostoa American
Sentinel
1t ought to come very low, for it is a very lo,c
paper.
According to the official reports of the COM
missioner of the general land Office, there are
2O,785,335 acres of swamp land in the twelve
states in which public lands are to be found.
The Black Guards.-Is the title of a company
Of negroes, recently organized in New York.
This name win hardly distinguish them from the
Empire Club, under command of Capt. Rynders.