Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

w dS dISSuSteu. COuIu alulOSt nave
boxed her ears. / remember once be-
ing in the company of belle-one who
had had winters reign in Washington.
Some kind of game was in progress,
when, in moment of surprise, she ex-
claimed, ''My gracious p Now YOU
may regard this as a fnical notion, but
tell you that woman fell as fatty in
my esteem as if she had uttered an oath.
Republic of Labor.
Several men of wealth in this city, Buff
falo, and Chicago (says the |'IMove-
anent," a new paper Just started in New
York; have it in contemplation to es-
tablish somewhere in the west a Levia-
than Farm, of 1000 to 100000 acres.
Their object is to do for agriculture
by the use of combined wealth and the
power ofmachinery, what has been done
in the past half century, by the railroad
and factory, to supercede the old stage
coach, and the spinning wheel. They
viii organize the vast tract into two riv-
allied establishments, with a military or
ganlzation of labor, gigantic machinery,
TO pillow, plant, reap and render harvests,
vast herds of horses, sheep and cattle of
the most select stock, and the cultiya-
ton of fruit and grains upon grand
scale. The organization will Justly COM
bine the interests of capital and labor,
and by its colossal economies and its
scientific appliances of creative industri-
al power, and its just system OF distribu-
ton, it will attempt to give to the world,
the example of the true Republic, an In
dustrlal Commonwealth, where poverty,
duplicity robbery and crime are un-
known. The next number of the Move
~aent win contain the plan in full. Men
OF wealth and genius are especially in
yIted to examine it.-MiL Sentinel.
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The SToRlI.-The storm on the Lake
during Monday was quite severe; we
have not learned the extent of the dam.
age done. The Milwaukee Sentinel of
Tuesday says:
There are five vessels ashore within
sight Of this city. They are all south
Of the old harbor, except one, which is
between the old and new harbors, high
and dry on the beach.
OF the vessels on shore, the Brig Me-
chanic, is from Chicago, laden with
grain, bound down. The Magic and
Stella, are both light, and from Chicago,
bound to the North for lumber. The
Planet is from Black River, and was
bound for Chicago; the Harrison,i is from
this port, and was in the lumber bust
ness. She is also light The Magic,
IS damaged to some extent and leak
ing.
ADVANTAGE OF PUNCTUATION.-Punc-
tuation, that is, putting the stops in the
right places, can not be too sedulously
studied. We lately read, in a country
paper, the following startling account Of
Lord Palmerston's appearance in the
House of Commons:
'LOrd PalmerstOn then entered on
his head, white hat on his feet, larger
but well polished boots upon his brow,
dark cloud in his hand; his walking
IN his eye,amenacing glare saying moth
ing. lie sat down. '-Pmach.
-sA.
THE COMING SUAnIER.-We hear that
the Earl of Rose, f. X. s., one of the
first astronomers in Europe, has told a
gentleman in this neighborhood, that
he anticipates one Of The most intensely
hot summers this year that has ever
been known, and he advises farmers to
build up sheds for their cattle, by way
otprotection against the extreme heat.
English paper.
LAND OFFICE NEws.-The Land Of
flee at Council Bluffs, Iowa, was re-
opened for business on the 23d of Feb
ruary. Fromthat time to the 18th, 3O6,-
600 acres were entered. all but 10000
with land warrants. There are still
about 500, 900 acres of land in this dis
trict subject to entry ut the minimum
price either with land warrants or
money.
The people of ST. Paul have Just voted
TO raise a loan of 100000 to complete
the bridge now being constructed over
the Mississippi at that point, The.esti-
mated cost is $4,000. 1t is intended
that the structure shall be completed
sometime during the coming summer.
Eay- It is stated on good authority
that the circulation Of the Atlantic
Monthly has reached 10000. 1t is full
~ deserving of it. As magazine of
literature and politics, it has no equal
in the United States. Each number is
"a feast of reason"
A RIcH BEGGAR.-A German woman,
who resided IN Elizabeth, n. j., and
has been supported by public charity
or years. died last week, and leay es
$4,000 in bonds and mortgages, which
rs she has no heirs, will revert to the
town.
THREE SETS Ole TEETH--A man
over eighty years of age, now a resident
of the Brooklyn Aims House, has now
growing, an entire new set of teeth, be-
ing the third. They are about one-third
grown.
rs A railroad from ST. Louis to the
Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob, is COM
plcted, and the iron horse has at last
snorted on the summit of the Ozark
Mountains. st. Louis calculates that
this enterprise viii add largely to it's
prosperity.
Ey- Owing to the opposition that has
sprung up between the railroads and the
propeller lines, cattle are transported
tromnAlbany to New York at the rate
y .,,-o,+vv G,-o sap4S q head and. sheen