Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
STATE MATTERS.
INFORMANT H TRUE.

Public rumor says that the Southern VISION.
SIN road, so recently brought into existence hv
me interchangeable eXertions of the Directors and
CncI Engineer of the Milwaukee and Mlssiss
'pP' hahroad Company, has finally passed into
o,her iiahus, and the road west of GAINESVILLE to
uaeha and Dubuque is to be constructed on
Blk 1901 gIage, connecting with the road to Chi
Co9o. WIN not this have the effect of divertina
all the lead and produce business of that vastly
rich region of country from Milwaukee? the
track OF the road being different our cars can
not run over 1t, consequently all this business
must go to Chicago, or be changed on to other
cars at JanesVie. This is 10 be a very serious
and irreparabIe loss to Milwaukee, and to the NJ
u u. X. X. Co.-lu. Neles
The Wealth OF North Western W.scon-
sim.
"a corps Of surveyors, who were enra oed
for several months in the Northern part Of Wis
consin, on the boundary between this state and
minnesota, arrived at this place last week -
they report that the mining region is nexhaust.
aole--lron and copper abound for many miles
from the lake, and indeed is scattered throughout
the whole country. Silver was also found in
some localities Coal undoubtedly abundant
Inc lace OF the country is Observation-Disclosures
tracts OF agricultural land, heavy and valuable
pnerles, broken ridges and bottoms, combine to
make it at one day a wealthy and populous re
goa.--CraWtord Co. Courier.
A CHANCE FOR SPECULATION. State
Treasurer adyerses that he will sell at public
Auction on the l4th of next month, at his office
IN the Capitol, sal the Electric Telegraph lines
which have been constructed within this state,
together with the a?purtenances belonging to the
same unless the taxes due to the State are paid
up previous TO that time Here is a rare chance
for dealers in "tame lightning Nit. Sent.
stone was thrown through window in the
MethodIst church in this village, week ago
last sunday evening, Just as the services were
commencing. Luckily no one was injured
Subsequently club was Vi lently thrown against
the side Of the house. The perpetrator OF the
ontrages escaped under cover of the darkness of
the evening. 1t is to be hoped that lie may yet
b. detectcd.--II 8teri0wn Chr0n.
RAIL RoAD.-Workmcn are bnsily employed
in gravelling the railroad near this city. The To-
coInotive with train Of q care is kept going
every day. starting at about o'clock in the NOR
ming. The gravel bank Is about miles south
OF the landing-E0na On Lac Journal
SAD ACcIDEHT.-On Wednesday night, on the
passage of the Detroit to this place. when be-
tween Milwaukee and Port Washington, man
named Barry walked over the gangwav, and was
drowned. Every eXertion was made by Cant.
Mclicnry to save him, but before the boat could
get to him he sank for the last time. He resided
at Sheboygan, leaves wife and four children,
and was supposed to be insane .Hanitoacoc
Herald.
ExTEYs1y OF THE RAILROAD TO Foy DU
LAc.-Thc Oshkosh Courier promises in behalf
OF that town, u subscription of SIS 900 to extend
the Milwaukee aud FUn du Lac Railroad to o.
ko3h.
The business on the finished portion (5l miles)
OF the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, out
runs the most sangune expectations of its pro-
jectors. The company have not engines and
cars enough to transport all the produce and
merchandise offering. They are obliged to rur
extra trains almost every day to keep up with
the accumnlating freight at the depots Nearly
ten thousand bushels OF grain per day. now come
in over this road.-Free Dem
FIRST BELL CAST IN WIsCoEs1N.--A Ger
man Of Oshkosh by the n"mc Of GUEHzLER, has
Just cast a church bell weighing 700 pounds
The Democrat speaks OF it as cloud, deception
cd, sweet ringing bell" This is the first bell
cast i'll the State Haterto1cn Chronicle.
The official vote upon the General Banking
Law, according to the Madison correspondent Of
the Morning NscS stands thus: for the Law,
$4,000; against it, 8,7l5-majory 2425l.
Loss BY FIRE.--The Touring Mill at Wyoco-
ma, owned by Messrs. Hunter & Oyer, was de-
stroyed by fire OH the night of the 3Oth ult sup
posed to have caught from the smut machine
Insured ,590--Portq5e city Republic.
Tic Watcrtcwn Chronicle says that the
"llon. Warren Chase is occurring in that village
on the subject of spirtua! manifestations--that
rs a lecturer he has few Supporters in the State,
and that there is much interest felt on that sub
iect at presentin that community"
Marshall Ejkins has appointed Col. Edward
Sumner of Baraboo, Deputy L. S Marshall,
vice {, ii, Mclaughlin removed.
Vension is plenty. Our towns people have
taken to shooting their own deer, at which they
have been very Observation-Disclosures, Herald
The Wisconsin Democrat says lis the intcn-
ton of the Stage Co. 10 connect Madison with
the Chicago and GaIena Railroad, at Belyiderc.
with daily line Of stages.
WAUKEsHA Co.--The assessed valuation of
this county is $I629 $50 80; l,24I ,604 SO
Of which is il farming lands.