Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
A DISTRESSED AGRICrLrrR1sr.-

g'ish paper tells story Of distressed agri'
c"iiurisl. A farmer dropped in here on " ed
nesday last. TO pay his rent, putting on a lone
lace TO correspond with the times. On en-
ttrng the house he told his landlord tina
times being so bad. he couldn't raise lht
money at all; and, dashing bundle O
bank notes on the table. There, said he,
that is all | can pay The money was
taken up, and counted by Mr.-, the
landlord who quickly said-'why this is
twice as much as YOU owe mc' .Dangee
give 1t to me again. sand the farmer I'm
dashed If | ant took II out Of the wrong
Pocketw
SHADE TREEs.-A late ordinance Of the
City OF Oswego directs the owners OF land
along the streets designated, TO plant it with
shade trees, under the direction of the Streel
/ Commissioner, on or before a certain day
named-in default of which it is to be done
by The city, and The expense assessed, as in
other eases Of local improvement.
The ba-qne Morgan, a, Chicago. is being
iiled up for voyage to San Francisco.
The Journal says that it is intended to leave
(
by The l5ih O June.
rur Ar,,xr,c Tho D.,ro;, T.;b,ao
~ ,La 80 yars ia, ,'a A,.n,; s '''"''9
of, and brought up 10 Maiden, and that She
seems 10 be entirely unnjured. She had 4
CHiLI Flour. No less than 10000 bhls Of
-four were exported from VALPARAISO for the
C,hf,rni, ,,srL d,r;nr ia ,,n '', ~ NV
nary L,s,
wv III you please 10 give my mother two
fps for levy!' asked IiltIe urrhin as he
, ~ I.'!-I !" sI"'eiy' OeF'a''''!' answered
,i,a ,., f,'''. 80 - ~ 10" o''
,ho oann,ar ,Th" ,,'I any, ,''' "''i' T'
q, onJ ,nr,;o ~, I ''',,' ~ '',a i 'TaI
- ~ '"" i'''s va HIS ',eFL' coo"y fePI'e",
-, f"N fKoM . Iron. frahiih IL.
Liln"re' mas received ana accepted The APP
P"''''iie''' "i 'Stn"'oF rom 0ou|h CaroIIha,
III NC pace u VIZ C'I"o"h'
n Famine al Kenosha.-The Albany
Evening journal, comics the following ,eIe-
graphic despach from the Buffalo Express:
Southport April 10.
Have some o0DOsitj0n from the n,oh in
shipplu0 wheat. milwaukee, CIV GuarIs
on the way, to assist in shining.
YoDrs otc
ne '""Fhal Is qol'e non pIussed thereat.
an" "SNS "he"'er 'Ae people unprecedented
'd'h'He' lhH. Sentinel.
The laborcs of Father Mathew =; n Or.
leans in tie temnar,nce ca,,sa have hoo,
crowned with SIGNAL success. Tnw,rds If
six thousand have alrraJv taken the total
abstinence Dledge there.
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in.
MINERAL NEALTh OF SOUTHERN ILL
INoLa'--I ne Morgan % H. Journal has
err H.. in the course Of which il saws: liar |
den county has Iron ENOUGH for illy Pacit- |
i, r,i,roads. and the adioluiog cono,ies ocI
GaU,,io and Sa)ina have exbansrlrss store
or coal p,on copniv las l,rra ouaniitios
ct brown ll@mallie iron ore, and also OF
very pure itthomarge' or rock marrow. an
interesting mineral very rare IN ihlS coun-
'Ty' larden county Is rLch III lead ore ana
%'nc.
IHE NICARAGUA RoUTE TO TIE PACIFIC. .
A contract has been made wIth ceiebra- |
ted binder for light draft steamboat for I
lie river navigation on the Atlantic side Of
this new route. She viii carry about 250
..,,l,~ ,.,.'..I H.. ,..'1
" '"''E
a9 IMAM! h"Ft' loStc"aeileS VIII he on
I I other end OF the route so as 10 form a
comfortable and rapid means of communi~
cation between tie Atlantic and Pacific
rn,s,s
1t Is stated that excellent Claret is now
in Texas from the mustang
grape, The spontaneous production OF which
cxcccGs all belief
Mr.. Barnum has engaged a sni,e Of ap-
rlmputs at ,he Irving House \. Y. fnr Jen-
nv Lind. and NIcs,rs. Benrd,rt and Bellrt-