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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
WHO ARE THE FRIENDS OF THE TER.
RITORIES!


Ifany thing were yet wanting to con-
vince the people Of the Territories Of the
want of regard on the part Of the federal
wings for their interests and rights, the
vote of this party in the Senate on the fol-
lowing proposition Of Mr.. M'2oberts, would
be conclusive.
The bill for the distribution Of the pro-
ceeds Of the sales Of the public lands, be-
ing under consideration, Mr.. McRoberts,
Of Illinois, moved to amend by adding and
The Territories of Wisconsin, lo,ca and
Floridu,' so that the bill would then read,
" All the public lands Of the United States
wherever situated, which shall be sold sub
sequent to the 3lst Of December, shall be
divided among the twenty-six states of the
Union, and the Territories Of Wisconsin,
io,ca and Florida"
The amendment was supported by
Messrs. McRoberts, Sewer, Wright and
Allen, and opposed by Smith of Indiana,
Clay of Kentucky, and Huntingdon, and
was voted down by strict party vote, Tex
cept Mr. Buchanan, who voted under it,
structions from the Legislature Of his state. J
The vote was 20 to 26.
As from the people Of the Territories
will be derived the greater portion of the
fund which it is proposed to distribute. and
as they are TO bear an equal portion of the
burden of taxation which this portion rem
ders necessary, ought they not to have. an
equal participation in the benefits 20 be de-
rived from the distribution! Every prin-
ciple of Justice and right would answer this
question in the affirmative. Yet, THE FE-
DERAL MAJORITY IN TUE L. S. SENATE,
WITH HENRY CLAY AT THEIR HEAD, VOTED
NE EXCLUDE THEM, AND DEFEATED THE
JUST AND REASONABLE PROPOSITIONS OF
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

VALUABLE INVENTION. sylvester Marsh
Esq, merchant of this city, and native
of the Granite State, has Invented ma
chine for propeiIing boats up stream by the
downward current. The faster the water
runs down the faster will the boat run up;
and we expect to see Mr.. Marsh's ingenu-
ity brought upon the Niagara Fails so pow
crfully as to propel boat up over them
with the rapidity Of lightning Mr.. Marsh,
until the arrival of his goods, can be found j,
at any time, at his room, at the CITY Ho-
tel, where he will be pleased to exhibit has
model. 1t is supposed that this invention
will be very profitable in the navigation
of the Fox, the Rock and other Illinois RI
vers. Such an invention as this speaks
for ITSELF and, if the expectations of the
public are realized (and the prospect there
Of is quite fattering,) Mr.. Marsh will be
looked upon as one Of the most distinguish
cd benefactors Of the ogc.-ChicGgo Dem
Ocrat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
NEWS.
THE RUMORED ATTEMPTTO RES
CUE MCLEO

There has been floating rumors for Sc
veral days past of an attempt to rescue Nc
Lcod on the part of the Canadians. 1t APP
pears that information was given TO the
Government at Albany that body Of three
hundred men were TO assemble some night
last week in az adjoining town to Whites
town, who were TO make an attack upon
the Jail, release Mcleod and bear him off
10 Canada. The Governor sent orders TO
the Sheriff of Oneida, who Immediately
called out the inhabitants, mustered all the
arms and ammunition in the place, shotted
all the guns and placed guard around the
jail-but no foe appeared.
The New York papers received yestcr-
day give different version Of the affair.
1t is stated that the - Patriots" and Cana
dian refugees were to seize Mcleod for
the purpose Of assassinating him before he
could be disposed Of by the Government
The N. Y. Courier & Enquirer publishes
a letter Of which the following is an ex-
tract.
"Thcir 'the Patriots') intentions are
now to force an entry into Whiteboro' Jail
and take out Mcleod and Lynch him.
For the rurtherance Of this object they
have in their possession several pieces Of
ordnance stolen from several of the State
ArsenaIs, and which are now concealed In
in canal boats. They intended to have
carried their murderous designs into exc
cution last week, but were deferred in con-
sequence of the movement Of several COM
panics Of L. S. Troops along the canal,
from Buffalo to the Forts in this vicinity.
have also received Information that the
gun powder which has destroyed so many
valuable lives at Syracuse, was intended
for this barbarous expedition. And that
it was placed in the carpenters shop in the
vicinity Of the canal, for the purpose of
shipment without observation"
Perhaps the increased reward offered for
the apprehension Of the notorious Lett, and
also the visit Of Gen. Scott to the North
ern Frontier, may have something to do
with this business. We should not won
der, however if the whole should prove to
be hoax. A strict guard is kept around
McLeod's place Of confinement
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
M. FRANK AND G.. LATHAM SHOLES.
EDITORS.
TERMS !:

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II is perhaps UNNECESSARY to say that the above terms
will be strictly adhered to, of which, those interested
will please takenotice
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
XIV N'VNI
The lightning and the gale.

The WAY TO DO Ir.-A bar-keepcr in
New Orean, sat pairing his nails, and by
some accident cut his finger. A disposition
for fun, more beastly and practical than
pleasant, induced him to plaster the face Of
an insensble drunken man with scarlet flu
id. Farther in pursuance Of said fun he
fired pistol and shouted suicide. In rush.
ed a croud, and post norton examination
was only prevented by the dead man calling
for drink. The way the laugh and the IL
quor went round was not slow, the Plea
Vune saws.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

We were little amused, as we were just
starting upon the New York Railroad, one
time, and some one obse rived that the cars
had not yet been placed upon The right
track, to see the agitation of IN old lady
who bawled out rs loud as she could, Lord
a.mercy, hay'n, got my lfc-prescrvcr
bIowd up yet TChcago Democrat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

In accordance with the request of the
convention, Mr.. Parmelee rendered his re-.
signation, as member Of the legislature
from Racine, in writing to the clerk Of the
board of county commissioners, by whom
it will be sent to the Governor. Mr.. Par
melee, we consider, has acted highly no.
norable part in this matter, and twas on
Iy through a misapprehension Of the law,
that his resignation has not before been
recognised by the Governor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
DEMOCRATS OF RACINE.

Your ticket is before you. The first on
the list was nominated by reclamation III
full Territorial Convention, in which yon
were duly represented. Never, we sup
pose. were the wishes Of party or people
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

The county government law has been
received, and distributed pretty generally.
This law will be adopted, and under its
provisions all our county Offices will be
be abolished, and the officers to be elected
will of course 60 out Of Office, on the first
Of April next.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

PASS 1T ROUND There is one sentiment
IN the Veto Message which is worthy Of
marked and cordial approval. Il is this
"Without regard for moral and religious
obligations, no Government can be prosper
Gus and no people appy."-Iaquirer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

so unanimously expressed, as in the nomi-
nation of Henry Dodge. 1t was the spon-
taneous breath Of the Democracy, from the
north, from the south, from the east and
from the west He was not, however, no.
minated for the benefit Of party He is
II is true, firm ard consist mt democrat:
but his whole life in the Territory, has
been one Of active devotion to her best in
terests in the field and in the council. His
services are yet wanted; the interests Of
the people require that such men shall not
be spared from their councils, and this was
the feeling that prompted his nomination.
Ii is not our purpose now, nor is it ncces-
sary that we should so into review Of
the life and merits Of Henry Dodge; they
arc part of the history Of our territory, rs
well as country generally, and are familiar
10 all. He is before you Democrats, as
your choice, and we know that all Demo-
Gratis and true Patriots, will prize the OPP
portunity Of registering their votes for Hen
ry Dodge.
Next comes the nomination ryour coun-
ty convention. County conve Mi onsa re
among the time honored customs of the de-
mocracy by which they have secured the
ascendancy Of their principle, and contri-
buted to the welfare Of their country
Here it is that individual interests are re-
conciled, and such steps taken by the pri-
mary representatives Of the democracy, as
shall unite all in the support Of the princi-
pie. Measures, not men, is the motto, and
men only arc taken who are good, and
true and firm. 1t is impossible at all times
to sYit the exact views Of every individual,
personal feeling cannot be considered, and
conventions then select those to whom 10
general objections exist, knowing that with
Democrats, principle is first. The ticket
presented 10 you, democrats of Racine, is
the result Of the deliberations Of your coun-
ty convention. Every town had It's full
representation, and all free expression.
The business Of the convention was con-
Quoted in the most upright manner, with an
eye single to the wishes and interests Of the
people. The men are all good men and
true, and capable. We. have not doubt
but the ticket will meet your hearty appro-
baton and support, and nothing more is
necessary TO insure its triumphant success
than for every democrat, who eStecms his
principle the correct one, and who holds
his principle paramount, TO turn out on
Monday the 9th and give it his support.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

.soIsaa EsssssPe,
ErtSGSsaas q. EaOgs,
Petef Martin,
For County Commissioners.
John E2Gnsseselg.
Clerk Board of Co. Commissioners
y. VI. SisrMsWe,
County Treasurer.
George $. Wight,
CNMGeId Marsh,
Eemry Zines,
Assessors.
e. Es. Bs'iMsOr,
Collector.
Charles Eeet, Coroner.
Easoss EOthy0p,
County Surveyor.
On motion,
II. B. To,cszee,
B. b. Cary,
John L. Y. Yates,
John Bullen,
Abiaz Whitman,
Were appointed County Corresponding
Committee.
On motion,
Chauncy Darls,
John Bullen, J.,
Elijah Steele,
J. N. Sprqgue,
Elisha S. Sill,
r. b. Winsor,
Were appointed Prudential Committee.
JOHN BULLEN, Chairman.
H Hnsnr F F. Cow ossAA'' Ssscre'aries.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21
Elisha s. Sisg,
GEORGE EsEscl.P{EPs'.

Representatives for the September Elec-
ton; and
E>rs ESWych0rG, of Mt.
Pleasant. Representative for the Special
Election, which will be called to fill the
vacancy occasloned by the resignation Of
Thomas E. Parmelee.
On motion, the Convention nominated
by ballot,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-21

BUCKINGHAM, in his travels in America,
says:
The wings here correspond in political
character and sentiment with the wings Of
England, being quite as loud in their pro-
LESSONS of liberal principles, and quite as
unwilling to carry them out in practice"
JOHN TYLER has been burn, in effigy by
he wings Of Quincy, Illinois,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
NEWS FRONI NEW YORK,'

Il btN 60 have 10y l.oouiuc received few more NJ
n those superior FANCY FROCKS, which arc too we'll
sn1Nn ~ need any rcconmcnIaion-am among which arc
Hr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
c. J. RICHARDS 20

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
Sign of the Saw, opposite the Swan T,v,.,
, III street, Shockoe Hill
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Fsreixn AMI nom,,,,, H.,
SS,s he nos opening large sud Complete ~,
81 sfhlN1 HARDWARE AND CJTrIERy 49, ~
Guy eCSePancesr OF % punctual men they viii III
10y saa ADVANCE. Country Merchants ana o,t,s
when IN pan tscomprised OF the fsoWinr c.. s'"'S
inhot-on. 5 Patent Corn Scythes
WallI on's best steel -
Broad and Narrow Grass DO
humble a Augusiais Pattern Grass do
Dutch Scythesot best quality
Poe ket and Pen Knives, assorted
EcissoIs, Shears aud RaZoTs do
4, i1oie hnives and Forks, with ivory, star ySbrs
black and other handles ~ -e' ""''o
Ivory Knives and Forks in of5 nail. g.
ARE ana very superior assortment OF single snI
Die oarlel Htnt anu percussion Guns 1865
Traces nalteTs, Anvils Vices Smiths BeIloyx.
Nun, hne plate pad and other Locks
nani pit = cut, mill saw hall round
tlai bastard ami other Files; horse Kasns
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail Hammers
Buu Hinges, ali kints
Britannia Ware, Japaned Tin Ware
rLaied Goods, German silver Goods
Best box a.
sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear, Ulster and German Steel
S9l3Nets and sPases, Hay and manure Fork.
IacA screws, shovel and longs, Tenders Andre
Rest bench and INCLUDING Plane A'''o
Mil pit and y cut saws
hand PANEL and tenon saws
AIS an assortment OF Looking Classes direct ftomt
manu- acturer, consisting Of
SWING, toilet pier and mantel Glasses
French Baskets. &c. VI VIVA va
Together With every variety Of staple and sz,srt
soTtTnent Of Fancy Goods :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
CHICKERING'S PIANOS.

HEsE .pendd Instruments formerly sold in this city,
oy Han ESQ land al present in Norfolk and more
recently by WIN Dlnie, Es,l, Professor Music tSbo
SPOKE oieth la the hshesi terms) constantly kept
.hi ny The subScribeI, who is sole for
nehn'nhi fcteTsburr Fsrmvilc and syillo-
'he weetn"ss Of tone aud soncss Of touch have rem
.t"h Them popular with good and Judges
" recent ah'ion Of ne Hi,iaiie franz has Contributed
huSh TO ucir durability sctheiI getting tune
almost an mpossibty am certain ~, not err when
say ihAi they will keep longer In than any other
Htnincn ever Introduced IN this city My agent in Farm.
VIC, M Bigclow ard at Charlottesville. Rcv w :
Whhe at the Female seminary, will always keep supply
~ 10y ware room, large assortment will ALWAYS be found
Day cspcet"d sk more Of different OF rosewood
and mahoghan A. MADDOX
m2S cit Ouno.j,c a., NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01


10 DO
EXPANDING Cultiyl;ors. Gardening Utensils, &c.
these foEns have bee rtrnuc 81 into south Carolina
with unparalleled success, and Ia instances where
they have been tested have driven the Plough
The subscribers will furnish az all times Points &c 10
suit F!ougAs sold by them They will keep good assert.
mont Co meet the tenani. GRETTER & PEAKE,
ap3 ,ir-ars below the ReH Tavern
SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH
VWE subscriber, intending 10 discontinue business in
Richmond Oilers his eunre stock OF seasouable DRY
Goods al cost for cash. Persons wishing supply tAcu.
selves would 10 well to call HIS consists
. the following:
Superior blue, black fancy eo,oured Cloths and Cas-.
DO PLAN figured satin anil velvet vestngs
] DO Cashmere ami Sygansuwn de
superior assortment Of Salneits and Kentucky Jeans
kerseys and Lnseys
/ French and Eugish Mennos
Rose. Whitney and striped Blankets
/ White and red Flanuels
An assortment Of English, French and American Prints
Black lead and iaucy colouIcd Moushn de LANES aud
] ChALys
suPenorlacs anil blue black Gro lie Rhine silks
I PLAIN aud figured fancy coluuTcd silks
] DO so so black BombaZiucs
Checked sinpei and plain JacSoneii Swiss Muslns and
CambuCs
lrsh Linens, Lawns ans Diaper.
/ lu4. l2i and a. Dlmlsk Table Cloths
I Damask Napkins and Towels
I PLAIN aud hemstiiched linen camhric Hdkfs
/ Linen Cambria AMI french Laws
I 81, Is ardt4 Bed Ticking
I Real English long Cloth
I Apron Checks
Brown and beachei Corons. AMI Cotton OEnaburgs
And many other articles TO tedious 10 cnumeraic.
l. WALLER
III street, Shoe Enr fill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
DAVIES * BROTHEHs'
PIANO EORTEG

TIE deserved putston which the Instruments tns dc
by MessIs Davies Brothers, ~ New York has al.
aned since their introduction INTO this city, has
the subscftber Ia into with tho IN, mn
lecturers tor tie sale their Instruments and
quenly supply will nc constantly band From an Z.
peteDce OF In the sale OF Piano FoTtes in
eiy' AMI being practical workman himself the subscT
Der can with confidence TecoInend those Instruments
possessing all the modern improvements, combining
sweetness AMI brsncy 81 tone equal ic instruments
OF any other manufacturers IN the United States.
Tue prices Of the>e range frnm s3-n down
aslow as ST. Persons wanting good PIANO must DOT
be dcierreion trial of heae instruments
teic cheapness, TOR all who have tried one OF the
priced ones, have bcen astonishcd find them equal
touch aud tone 10 those twice their cost Being native
Of the OH Dominion, the subscriber naera hiInsc that
u those IN want Of gopd Piano will but give him n call
ani examine and ny those instruments, he feels confident
OF liberal patronage.
Any instrument proving defective, may be eHchans ed
within twelve months after purchase.
JOHN TIRPIS
S-AU kinds Of Cabinet Furniture. for sale at prices
To suit the times. to Three doors below the new FL
slne HANG and nearly opposite the Merchants Coffee
Hnuse-Rchinond, Nav p, lS;l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
MISSES AND cmILDHEN's SHOES AND

| IANE now loo store complete assortment of Misses
AMI tmlireus shoes ami Shippers. comprising u part,
as follows VIZ.
Misses XII ami Morocco Slippers
ID Hn Boots
D. seal 40 Thics sule Slippers and Ties
thHdrCu's Hi and AZ AuckIc Ties
% DO AucslC Ties of an co'urs
H. EIll4rris
d. seal Boctcss AMI low shoes made by Beacon
Also many other trrlcz wbir No deem unuge cszlry fp
mention, which be hai by calling az fuc New sh6e
store iuinc j.ateIy opTos - he Ranks
JOHN = JONES, Agent.
up<9 Opposite the Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
MUSIC FOR GUITAR

Received this day, June i7th, Is4i.
'I'hosE Evening Bells, sITang cd for Guitar
- Wy son Tom 10
Dumbarton's Bonnie Dell
Teach OTsaoh % forget
Ny Normandy; The Parting
The FAIRY Bow The Toy Green
snc wore wrcaih Of Roses
The light Of ether days IL faded
We have lived and lovei together
Happy Land Fairy Bells =
Tome play me than simple air again -
Some Love TO Roam
Angels Whisper
Gaiiy the Trouhstour tone nd his Guitar
cas- thai shallow from thy brow
fenseza moi ina chcre annie
The Captive knight
Grand March In TSncrsdi; Polish WALTZ
La the days when We went zipseying
Erin h my home
nearthe lake where droops the willow
Poor bcssy was Sailors Wife
The Mellow Horn
mond - " -'' VI hieh
The Soldiers Crave
Grand March In Cinderella
I've "v q me when We parted last
hou meet me wont you hy Mrs Wool
Desceni TO me- dearest, surg byiNr Wool
Lisien dear lady; The unwilling BRIDE
ss.eep, Eee2 my wounded bosom healing
We can love more
TIE Rose Of Alartale
OF Amihe ~ " s'1"' 'l''s
The Moorish Mali
q, the home Of my childhood
Wet sheet and flowing Sea
saw thee bUt an hour
My BoyhOoi's home
W. DANIEL
ls ~ Music Store, square above Inc Rank,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

Je't - uesrsblc especially when distant from cities
where tuners seom be wth) having not only
the metallic plate and an the modern improvements but
also sedr Braces calculated to give great and
sottity.
Et-A gtfdronfss In writing entities the purchaser to
exchange hts instrument any time within year should
u prove defective.
Al new Pianos sold remain 10 dis et will be kent IN
tune year without charge; and those 10 be mi IN ne
country pac kod without charge
Pianos tuned, let On hire, and taken In exchange.
p. H. TAYLOR,
Music Store osbosits the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

pr FOWLER will rcrftm any ani every operation m
Dental surgery fr fnr entire lfsacuu of bic patrurs
NOT thr slightest charge maize Ills orcauons are war.
rantcd Oh answer hs purposes ufcudcfn every Dr.
fs superior moic ol extracting teeth .s daily becoming
more known, and many of the mos, respectable Ply
and ctHcns arc wlhuE 90 TESTIFY fo bis skill extracting
tc most ui teCih Having extracted iu the last fouI
years many thousand teeth, he believes himself able
rUrarf tlc most Ihficuf teeth with bot sahfpain nr
cen refer 200 more tu lu ply scans iu Virginia and other
states urou whose Teeth he has operated aud rvcn
taIton. 10 Once Nours sl day. nh 2C-tf
NOTtCE,-Havng been sppgiurod sole ARen, for me
sale Of the proucon Of ne Trcdcrar Iron Conrsny
am now repared o. execute orders Cor every desc rr
on Of cast AMI maieable Iron embracing Oar Iron IRON
90 " inches wife, Of desired thickness; rouuI and
square tom 10 TO AZ inches; band houp, oval hail found
sud scroll lon car AMI locomotive ASlcs, Screw Moudsi
b1S anil dtugc Iron, sc
In their Foundry, he Company arc prepared 10 make
nearly every description Of Casngs, cmbriciug Tobacco
Presses Gcarus for giisi ms, coon factories and rolling
mile, aud ell kinds ui rail road work
Refinery having been recently erected 81 their works,
he customers II the establishment have
that Their Iron v De II uniiorIny dquahy- when
required the lfea VIII be manufactured from refined pa
NEAL Ncluslvsly.
Once on Cary street, near As lover sndsf Sc Basin
nh 81 J. r ANpERrON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
TO THE PRoPRIEToHs or LADIES
sCMOOLs ANn OIMEKs.

L ilANE lately opened n Music and Piano Forte
Main street, Richmond, where shall st all times have
or saIrau kinds of Music spi Musical instruments. and
from my long experience boz Teaching Music persons it
distance safely Ic1y" thr selection OH yy they
reTut~~ and v semi trrse ~ which are
u-.i ,u.atcd for iHr Improvement of the scholar.
Muse o.. NJ BALI ihc market price, bnd 81 rcr 60
iN.urNuu tn Professors auI Teachers lon sheet music
only.L W DANIEL,
apSF Teacher of Music.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
NOTICE

IL persons indebted to the late firm Graham "A
-, anhs, are requested TO make immediate pay
men, 20 ueni me respective sums due that firm aIons
am ahiofked o receive the debts due or 10 setie tbs
''aI,", uuo hon ", VIM ARCHER. Any
tna " and Trustee for Crnh,u, A fg...,-.-.