Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-09

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,,rr.REyT OUrRAfE.-We learn from tn
INV Register that man in the employ O
HhTan Rensselaer,, while surveying some Ian
Arm, was attacked by some 90 or 80 men dis
p.s1 As Indians, who completely covered hin
!1ac coat OF tar and feathers. The Registe
While engaged carrying the chain with on
.7l commissioners, and the third HAVING th
mass, upon turning the corner of a piece O
4. ne discovered band Uf20 or 80 "Indians'
snjaah, who Immediately sprang upon him
1 - cJWardy assaillnIs, who were completed,
missed and armed with rifles, tomlhawks & c.
Ind his hands painfully tight with rope. ban
led his eyes and then commenced their prepar
ms for tarr;ng and ieathering him.
fire was built, the tar melted, and he wa
IN entirely stripped of his clothing. and hi
~. even his hair and face covered with tn
land feathers. The several articles of hi
,9arel were the tarrcd on the inside and m
ron him ard again AIRED IN the outsid
coated with feathers. In this p.ight he wa.
I-lrchad around the neighborhood for some hour.
scoundres who had him in charge being fee
M treated by the inhabitants
/ |, was about sunset when he was seized, anC
I,JI. ten 0 clock he was escorted homeward.-
IrgJ miles from his house another fire was bull
15re tar warmed and poured over him and adj
1i.5nai feathers. After this. when they had in
| ,l.n endeavored to eXtOrt from him apFomise to
i've no more papers, he permitted to 90 to his
house. which he reached about midnight.
| ICON reaching his house he endcavored to pre-
rsathl, wife from being alarmed, by ASSURING
W. h, vas uniniured, and advising her of the
IN h. presented. But when she came to he.
I.TIain She tainted He was concerned also
his children should behold the father thew
/ ,..oncted, in the plight to which the miscrean,.
/ Ia. reduced him. With much difficulty he re-
i stored his wife, and in the course of the nipht
40, able to remove the pitch from his body, hav-
~ burned up his clothes.
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY PRErARArfoxs.
The South Carolinan chivalry appear to be
c5ock ytW Of plight just now. They have re-
GENTLY appropriated 100000 for the bloody
Weapons and some Massachusetts Yankees have
n, tho job TO make them-or a uart of them. at
last A friend informs the editor of the Woon-
.,ckct Patriot that Messrs Waters. of Milburv.
Mass, have obtained the contract for the small
ans, viz: G,O09 muskctS, 3 900 rifles, and 1000
-,;o.s The field artillery are to be made in
uxious that MessrS. Waters shoald manufac-
.ra the small arms there also; but this could
30. be and get the arms completed within the
mh aIlotet BY the contract N"sars. Waters,
JWever, have contracted to establish an armn-
II IN South Carolina, alter the completion Of thi,
oder
Sothe valiant sonls who are going to dissolve
the Union, whip Uncle Sam and the rest of
mankind " cant even maDufacturn thcir oy.r
arau,e;ts. that hot-bed of madness and fanatic
ism. for hem. Verify. such heroes ,oU>t he as
Formidable as an army with wooden swords
Great IS PalncttolUm Fall River Mass
Aew.
Mprorenon'S IN Carriages James c.
Spencer, OF Gorena. y. Y, has invented an
Improvement 10 carriages, for which he Las tax
go % arareS TO secure patent, that mast ulti
nt"y come to e. very generally adopted, As
Oh: carriages can be constructed by adopting
.~ ''Aoi at mIoh less expense tlan by any
Ga' Plan WIKI "hWA W are acquainted. No
'..-arN ar us,d tie body OF the carriage is
..aa Al th' Wiiisa, aad has an e..ipticai spring
'-. a'"Fe 'a" J"lot. strong curved springs,
...-dto the 5'ly Of tn carriage and support
.r ,..Ia ray that a turning axj. ba,f mites The
'front.' aart e tha carriarr BODY. and Ike one
ne. r.,, ,grt IN ,Ln ayl.. ,her,Lv oIlov.irr tla
..,t agL back wheel, ~ f,rn in a vor,, Small
,r..g-, v,,aaut any Intervening r,ach uudar
..l.oe7 ..,-ra,,: ~ f,ir,;nr 6sfLa c,rra.ra
t.i.44 ..t.,,j.aI ~,riar ug9.r lie Sam, c;rrs
...l..f Il rayrii.,, en ra.y ,,,o,,,,,I7,;r
WE" q ""ec'' @fa passing over
''"'' 10 o''>'.''' 90 a'I u"!.oy
Var ,..HoAD Ixrour Tho \ V Evor.
r.a, p.~.nf tho 1f,bui, stai,s tha in,or,asn,
t,a.e York and Erje Railroad for that ,rnv ot
,,....n li.; ',,'''; ,'''' ~ ''''' 10y a
~, ,''Sg5'S,'' ms Is explained oy
,.l ,I, =. -, %.to" lN C,.arIoa was
'.', - '"""s1 'l7 Foad SS'ooo,oo0'
W. ',, - va ~, ~ u nay
40 ''' vs. 'aN>eN y T'' Ee" i"'A h'G
.'.''' guaranteeing 10 'i2 company tAat II
y" ',> years 'F''" ~ passage the road "a Single
I'' were ''mP'''@d on m'ia west OF Blng-
Jam. ~. WIN branch to Newbnrgh, the said
~ 10 'Ie 0.a'e any demand which the State
.. ''t 11'ihNt 'n9R, Inc entire work
49,. ~. 'i''1s'' 10 IaAe HFIe vas completed on
n. Qr.q's Hrses anil n. Queens Sub