Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

! beam Is stocked into the aXeiree OF two wheels,
and so arranged that the piow may tend itsel, as
the oxen next TO the ploagh go on the tongue.
! Much more prairie may be turned in day with
such plough. They turn mach wider fur
row. Thus is answered your Sth and 9th cues
| tons
Good OK wagons, when left, were selling
from SIS TO 5l25. You may rely safely upon
| getting more tor your wagons and oXe 3, and cat
tie OF all kinds, than you have to pay In the
! States. First rate oxen ready sale, at one
hundred dollars per yoke, and some last Summer,
| to my knowledge, brought one hundred aud htty
dollars. Cows are ready sale from 70 to $50
dollars according 10 their goodness. THESE
were the prices when left and have no doubt
they will rise to more. | therefore believe it not
only perfectly safe, bat good investment to lay
out money in STOCK, such as oxen, COWS, horses
and mules, aid yon may De sure to get your mo-
ney back, iald out IN wagons, or Il large profit
! any how--there can be no risk. There is no
trouble in farming all these things into cash, on
arrival there. So much for the lOth, In am
! 18th
We are expecting the government TO donate
| to us land, one section to each man, or half thaI
sum TO his wife, and hall to him. That, we b.
! ieve, will be the donation 10 thUse there, and il
| il can be got for those VINO snail 60 there his
season, | Intend to nave it. There Is no doubt
! but Congress will adopt liberal policy to her
lands in Oregon. We desire Congress not to
bring them INTO market al all, bat TO donate them
in proper quantities, win suitable regulations 10
! those who will emigrate tther, and settle dpOn
them. | ca. not but think This viii be the Course.
! All | can do to effect it small be done. Land
claims are never sold by the acre, bat in th4 lump,
so much for the whole, or the half ol "a claim
! The prIce has ranged from one hundred to ave
thousand dollars, 10 say nothing oil town sizes.
\ This for your l3tu aid llth.
You next inquire alter The state OF morals in
! Oregon" reply that more healthy STATE OF
morals cannot be ioIau N any state OF ths IN
! ion This Is teutara III the history OF Oregon
OF whica she has just reason 10 be proud 1t mas
now been ten y,ars since tle country began 10
settle, during whcn Time the country la, been
without jan, or any use Tor one. Moral sent-
ment, with Aer angelic sceptre, has ruled that
people Tor a long ten years. And 80 strong has
this sentiment been, that Wit.out jalls, or any OF
the paraphenlalIa OF terror, ami WIN u feeble 60
vernmeUt, or no gUvernme mt at all, property Ui ali
kinds, during I'LL that tl5jte, has been sale III
the best regulated communities OF the best OF the
States. We hope this Will continue lie be so.
Hence, if you know of any loattr, or rowdy,
blackleg, or other character that lives by suck
! ing the blood OF others, advise hlm to Stuy or il
he iciA 60 send him to Caiyorata. Lei US al
endeayOr 10 promote industry, backed up by mo-
raty and intelligence. Win these three essen-
tial qualities any community eau prosper. Here
ends your oh.
You are aware, that by our Orgauic law. eve
| ~ 10th and 36h section is set apart for school
purposes. All our people are as anxious for
schools as any people you can find in the states.
Hence, at the last session OF the Legislative
Assembly OF the territory, the matter was taken
thoroughly.IH, hand, and although | am MOI able
to give you the details OF the law, not having
seen il. vet from nv conversation with the mem
! bors and lrem their we'll known Intelligence,
feel sale in saying, that they have. at tls early
day, good school law In iCrce, as can b. found
in The states. ! learned by the I0stmai that the
! Assembly elected DIR. James VI Bride, u man
distinguished for his learning, mora! worth, and
energy SUI a,intcndtnt Of Common Schools
! From the wei. known character OF this Super
uendent, our schools may safely expect much.
. We are anxious for schools, and We are wiling
to pay tor them. Up to this time, but a few
school books have b en- brought iato Oregon
| should think it advisable if you can as well as
noI, to take d few books with You. What kinds
OF books am not abe TO say. You woulI be
safe in akiug the most modern kinds in the
States The re has been n great ECouvitnce eX-
/ D. renCed in our schools Tor want OF necessary
books, perhaps no four scholars having the same
| kind This evil viii decrease and soon Gl,ap-
par under the influence of our commerce and
more lr qucnt communication with the 5 ales.
Good female teachers would command high pri-
c. ; there | am nUI able to say how high. lido
know that they have sent 10 Gov. Shade, Of VT,
for teachers. ami Ihat some two or three are soon
to 20 10 that country tor that purpose Last
summer, | know a young lady was paid two
hundred dollars fer six months, and bearded, and
she was not competent TO teach any thing but
some of the minor English branches. Female
labor is high in other uvocations Some were
geltinp one dollar dav when left, for house
work. This answers your 6th. l7Jh, and 1Sth.
Oregon is AN exraor linariiy healthy country,
but aside from that, she holds oat as many in.
duccments Tor professional men, of ali classes, as
any other new country, with tis addition, that
pay is higher and more prpmI than in any 9th
/ cr, with perhaps the exception of CaiIorna.-
One would need first to have Ell accim4ted in
Pandemonium. This for the 10Th.
There is but one such division as you name
in the both question. That is a Lodge of Free
Masous, | believe, and il is high time that there
should be divisions of the other two, particular
/ ~ OF The Odd Fellows You could 90 prepared
to form division Of the latter in the Territory.