Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

er. This is the first boat that ever ~
RIVER anu we wish our neghpors much ;o,, T., ,Io
occasion. A Steamboat is expected ON tho W.
cohsin IN few days This will be gratifying -
our FARMING rlendS' who may hope then to DISPOSE
OF their produce, of which, we are informed cnnsiI
cradle quantities remain Oh hand in some PARTS Of
the county.
VALUABLE lNvENTION-We learn that +. NJ.
Coleman has filed caveat for an improvement in
India ruber horse collars and saddles which are
inflated with air instead of being stuffed as is now
the case This will prevent chatting and be a great
reAet to the nohleSt of all domestic anmals-the
morse We shall expect to see this invention in
geherdl use, as humanity demands that even to the
aumo creature "the back should be suited 10 the
burden
DESTRUCTIVE HuRRIcANE-The southeastern
part of Crawford county, Ohio. suffered ON Sa,ur
day, the I'm INST, from most dreadful hurricane
Large Hooks OF sheep were totally DESTROYED -
Houses were blown Ike Dashboard TOYS, an whole
miles of fence were Frustrated. Forests and or
chards were rooted ur IN every direction
NEW YORK April l6
THE EFFECTS Of RAMA lad years old.
whose father resides in a miserable howell, 90 6th
street, has been found in a diving condition by the
Police lying in rags and filth the most disgustny
Near him lay the body of his dead mother, and his
father, who was nsenSiblc from the effects of luuor
Death would soon have terminated the lads life.
ADVISE GRAris.-lf you make love to a widow
who has daughter twenty years younger than her
SELL begin by declaring that YOU really thought
they were sisters.
Mr. Barnum, it is reported, is about starting
monster exhibition, to be called "Barnum's Anne
rican Museum and Menagerie" 1t is intended
to be the largest exhibition in the world and will
travel through rural districts of the country du-
ring the summer. The wagons or cars for This
exhibition, are to be built in this city. Some of
them were completed a day or two since at the
establishment of Mr. Thomas b. Pierson.-
Neicark AdC.
HURRAH FOR THE STUMP.-Under the new
Constitution of Kentucky, there are 81 IS Off
GERS to be elected by the people! There are
more than l0,040, probably $4,000 candidates,
all of whom except those for Judicial stations.
are expected to mount the stump. 1t is compu-
ted that the aggregate time spent in electioncer-
ing, will equal $4,000 days!
Connecticm-It is now stated that neither
party will have a working majority in the Laois-
lature and the probability therefore is that there
will be no choice of u. 5. Senator at the coming
session of the Legislature, which meets in May
A ship has arrived at Cork, having sailed two
thousand miles without a man on board She
left St. John, n. b., ana was abandoned at sea
on the 4th Of November Sac drove before the
wind ill the following February, when she was
discovered off Cape Clear by pilot boat and tow
ed into Cork.
u. S. District Couri--Champion Huchn-
son, for use of VIM. w Hurlburt ct ais rs
Henry ID. Huff, John Butler and Samuel Hale
This is a case of bond given by defendants to
the U. 5. Marshal for property seized OH an at
tachment.
Verdict for plaintiff of $2,8G4 is debt and
S246 % damages for detention
Emmons & Van Dyke for plaintiff, Chatfold
Il Finch for defendants.
Canada RaHr5ad-Accounts from Buflalo Of
the 18th, state that the New York Legislature
have passed the bill authorizing Railroads in that
State To subscribe to stock ia the Canada road.
Their aid, it is thought, will ensure the carly
completion of the road
New YoRK and ERIE RArEoAp.-The last
rail Of this magnificent line has been laid, and
the cars were to pass from the Hudson 10 Lake
Erie on the Dad inst.
OF for Eaglani--U)rac, Greozy the odi-
tor Of Tho \. L. Tribu7o, was to sail in the Bal
tlnent intending to be absent some three months
His letters from the Old World will be well
worth reading.
Barnnm tclegraphs the Cleveland press that
there is no probability of Jenny Lind ever visit
ing Cleveland or any of the Lake ports.
The Prairie du Chen Patriot says the bill for
a Railroad Charter from Madison to that place
was vetoed by Gov. Dewey on certified state
ment of Speaker Horn, that the bill had not
properly passed the Assembly.
Confession Rc7aiire To hc Kent County Mas
Sacre, &c Baltimore, April I2.-Wcbster the
uncle OF Mrs. Cosden, has confessed that he was
the murderer OF the Cosden family in Kent
county, Nd.
w. Lyon Mckenzie has been elected to the
Canadian Parliament, for the county Of Huldi-
mand, c. w.
The Three Cent Piece.-A Spindle-This
new coin is somewhat thinner and smaller than
a half dime, and while new has the appearance
Of silver, with rather a slippery feeling; 1898
l3 of these pcices make humid red dollars, and
contain SS2,33 of silver, leaving a profit in the
hands of the Mint of l6, 81 on every S83,33
A dead sWlndle of full 20 per cent God save
the Republic !-1homPSon Reporter.
IT, Francis Pigg, of Indiana, has run away
from Mrs Pigg, and four little Piggs; he's hog
--Nccharen Reg.
Horse Stealing. A man by tho name of Ro-
ney, from Pleasant Prairie, came to this city ON
Monday, in pursuit of fellow who gave out his
name as John Smith, and who had, 'wilfuly
thievishly and felonously abducted and stolen"
from Roncy three horses, lumber wagon and a
double harness. The "pIunder" was recovered
bat the thief had fled.
Nor BAD.--Rowland Hill mado a good re-
mark upon hearing the power Of the letter II dis
cussed, whether it were letter or not Ii it were
not, he said, it would be very serious affair for
him for it would make him III all the days OF his
life.
Musical Nouse.-The Lowell Courier states
that friend who has Canary birds in his house.
has been of late astonished and pleased by per-
feet imitation Of their notes proceeding from the
walls of the house. These musical ''rappings"
are attributed to mouse, for which trap is
set.
Kenosha Young MEMS A~sOciatiO
The next meeting will be held at the Court House on
Tuesday Evening, April ooh, l55 when the follow ing
question will be discussed: