The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-07-22

Our life an everblooming rose,
sa Without frown or sigh, ttl @' i4+'
How calm and tranquil then the mind, 31
When we are called to die. .s ent III
~ Lost in the solemn thought, the hours
II Unconscious passed away,
The SUMS exit descent behind the hills
sG8d Proclaimed the fight of day.. - y ydt +.
One glance around the sacred spot,
'l Then with q faint goodnight,
Retraced my footsteps home again, p 'J2 .
laa With feelings of delight. Jl.l q ~ Ias 4
Resolved to steer Life's feeble bark .sa4 /
BY Natures lesson given, ~. g g,..t.,..t !.
Z q That may anchor safe at last ~ -
abs Within the Ports of Heaven. gl Et55 aa
Il LAKE FOREST, Sunday, May 81. 1869. 5s225
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Pa 5000 immigrants arrived IN Chicago
within the past week. Y a-' 40
LAS late as tine 5th of June, travellers in
Northwestern Maine were delayed by
deep snow drifts. ORG sgdl las a.sie w
The Mirror the new paper at Ocono-
InoWoc, faVOrs VanWyck, of Kenosha, for
& Governlor, adcG mol3 b5gis587 f33gi 7,
: Daniel Scott, we'll known auctioneer
of Chicago, has absconded, leaving defci-
encies to the extent of $4,000 to $20,O00
9aA Washington dispatch states that if
The present military force at the West is
not sufficient, Gen Scofeld will be empow
cred to raise volunteers .a 4 q
9loNapoleon is reported' to have attended
some of the ELECTORAL reunions in Paris in
disguise. d5 16 Qe9Gs Yn Dai }lI " /,
auj918o9 lB9d 1Q tla9 iied gaRi
sos The dreaded army worm has nnado its
appearance in the vicinity of Alton, ILL.,,
and isrcausing lively apprehension among
the farmers. 81 ~ AVaAa6 ~ .W --gal' 3g9
President Chadbourne is to remain at
the head of the; Wisconsin State Univer-
sity at Madison at present.
GThe anniversary of the battle of Bum
n ker Hill was observed in the Boston Col
Z liseum byta chorus ten times aslarge as
1.-THE American forces engaged in thatmem,
8 cradle event. 3dj siimT9q in9mrefQ2 no T
-lsb III. ,XIL3ilIT9l nG3. I9mA Gauq 9la,Fo !
d2a Daniel Webster We once impressiYely asked
,prejudices."'r They are at last ,obeying,
but it is their prejpdlces against freedom
and not slavery, that they are conquer
Sng,T 5af be- sTa9s9a- Chicago Posi-
~ The smallest real estate. TRANSACTION on
record, and one of the most exit aYyagant,
occurred latelyin New York! 9f A man
paid 500 for a lot on Portland street,
three inches wide and thirty long. 9d5 /
81 Aquiet gentleman who lately adied3in
q Germany confessed onafhis gdeathbed to
having poisoned sixteen members of his
Iown familyin ordertoinheritt heirprop-
erty. - nCfss.mTsq glaaa9a3n 9ht 5Ya1l
85 ilia 5i a13dW ,ssGE .gqDdzpa ia slda9
A party OF Germans were fishing near
Lafayette, Ind, when one of them caught
a large pike. ot The hook being fastened
down its throat, one of them put, his
3 thumb into its mouth to get it. out when
the fish bit his thumb off. Il ft.d .alaoada
- The Congressional Committed on wa, was
and Means, after. Investigating the san
Francisco Custom House, NJ int, sub Treas
ury and certain alleged improper trans
actions, of the sub Treasury with the Bank
OF California, report the former all fright,
and the charges against the latter ground |,
less. The commiteeis about to leave San
Francisco for Oregon, prehaps Va1nIc ou 1yy}er'
island. 'a3 +, e b57i22e u n9liW .ZsT +
9g~G0Ti rizs tJod3fw slH f1oqqUs ~ 90 q
10 Captain General De Rodas, of Cuba.
has issued proclamation stating that the
instruction has been reducedct to a. mere
guerrilla war !; and declares that parties
4 arrested for robbery, ARSON or murder will
DE tired by conference.-the eAn order has
8been issued permitting thepapersto NIB.
) liSh official news. af 91t 10 li5nn IA ifJ9 81
Mr.. George, President of the InntesrEna .
tiohal Typographical Union, does not
display good judgment in replying to the
thrusts of malicious rebels who oppose
the recognition Of colored men as prin.
ters Let them howl, MIR. lGeoreeLle,
I ''em howl. r 2if99q sno2l Dt1p7o 9afG
o.. The Washington printers who have OBJ.
n ected SO persistently to work in the of
y wee with son OF Fred Douglas, are send
q ing that gentleman threatening letters
1.-The printers who oppose him are led 'hJ
AMMAN who served IN the Confederacv u
The number of injuries and deaths ~
cannon and anvil firing on the Fonrti
g this year is truly sickening. There we y
: hundreds of accidents. : Two men !,
Prairie City, Iowa, were killed by tn
explosion of an anvil. A''nA2 81" -
Two Chicago lovers seek the hand O
one dulcina. One is very jealous of tn
other and vice versa. A few nights sine
the most jealous one shot the other fellow
In the arm. He attempted to stab hin
once before. Things look serious.