The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-27
Miscellaneous Items,

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\ The annual session Of the General Con
yention Of Universalists in the United
States of America will be held in the cit,
OF Providence, R. l., commencing on Tues
day, September 18th, 1868
Fruits and vegetable are over abundan
in Philadelphia.
Charles Francis Adams, late Minister t.
England, who was quite seriously talked
of as candidate for the copperhead nom
alton, is for Grant and Colfax.
All over the country, loyal Democrats
and conservatives, disguised with the COP
perhead-rebel nominations, are coming
out for the Republican candidates.
! The German vote in New York city
! for Grant and Collax will be large the
movement among them resembling that
which gave Lincoln almost their entire
strength
To move the crops to market, it is stated
that eleven million dollars came West
from New York last week. This sum scat
tered through the great producing regions
OF the country will exert Il favorable in
fiuence in every branch Of business
Carl 6churz is about to take the stump
in Pennsylvania He will be at Pits
0urgh on the Gath, and at Johnstown on
the goth.
General Beauregard and large number
of exConfederates have been elected hon
orary members of Democratic clubs in New
Orleans
Chief Justice Chase, who was the can
didate of the New York delegation in the
.Tammany convention for President, sup
ports Grant and Colfax.
General Alexander Rives, of Richmond
Va, has written letter in support of
Grant and Colfax
The Democratic party once boosted it.
self a hard-money party-it is now com
mitted toan unlimited issue of deprecated
paper money; it was once the party of
free trade-but the Tammany Convention
did not scruplc to commit to it protec-
ton.
Mount Hood, Oregon, is said to show
symptoms ofan eruption.
The latest foreign mails report sardines
off the coast of Spain 80 abundant that
they are used for manure.
The saw mills at Muskegon, Mich, are
valued at 81 ,000000,and about two thous-
and men are engaged in the manufacture
of lumber
A Democratic paper has recently been
started at Corinth, Miss The editor is
the rebel Colonel Tyler lie ornaments
his paper with the stars and bars of the de-
funct Confederacy, thus showing under
what flag Seymour and Blair are sailing at
the South The emblem is exceedingly
appropriate.
A man in Decatur adgertises for fifty
young ladies to pick hops
Some of best prairie land in the State
Of Alabama was recently sold at public
auction for one dollar and one cent per
acre.
The New York Finanoial Chronicle
thinks that the money market will be
easy during the ensuing season, and that
the stagnation ofthe last three or four
years will now be followed by lively
movement in almost all legitimate
trades
1t should be known to all persons that
to have plants iii close bedroom at night
is practice detrimental to health Even
plants not in flower, and without smell,
iniure the air during the night and in the
SUM- by impregnating it with nitrogen and
carbonic acid gas
The train that conveyed the Rookey
Mountain editorial excursionists from
Cheyenne to Omaho made the distance
between the two places-iiYe hundred and
seventeen miles-in about fifteen hours,
which is an average Of nearly thirty-fve
miles an hour at one point tifty-tiye
miles was run in sixty minutes. this is
very nearly the fastest time on record in
the history Of American railroads.
Saratoga never was so full as it is this
year Long Branch has slowly filed up,
until now when Saturday night comes,
there is often not spare cot in the place,
and Newport is fuller than it has been for
several years before.
COOP LUcK-Some young men talk
about luck; Good luck is to get up at six
o'clock in the morning; good luck if you
have only shilling week, IS to live
upon eleven pence and save a penny
good luck is to trouble your head with
| your own bushes, and let your neighbours
alone good luck is to fulfill the ten com
mandments, and to do unto other people
as we wish them to do unto us. Ihey
must not only work, but wait. They mus
plod and persevere. Pence must beta1er
care of, because they arethe seeds of gum
cas-. To get on in the world, they mus
take care Of home, sweep their own doc
ways clean, try to help other people, ayoiC
temptation, and have faith in truth an(
God
| The Irish RepHbIic, started in Chicag
less than two years ago, but now publishe'
in New York, has weekly circulation c
forty thousand At present it is dom
/ excellent service in the Republica
ranks