Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-28


Peaie was announcing his beautiful pictures
Of the Court Of DEATH" in Boston, he
sent the late Rev. DR.. o. ticket, on
which was inscribed "Admit the bearer 10
the Court af Death" The old gentleman
never having heard Of the picture, was
utterly confoundcd 81 expect to go be-
fore long" said he ''but was not prep
ed Tor so abrupt . Summons"
GFThe Bunker Hin Monument has
grown eight layers of stone this season,
and presents an imposing appearance, be-
ing upward Of $50 feet in heigh'.
ga paragraph in foreign paper
says that In Germany the seeds OF grape.
arc fast coming INTO use rs Il substitute for
cotIcc.
Thc American Hotel at Lockport, n
fine house; The Mansion House, on Seneca
Street, and the Franklin House on WATER
Street, Geneva, and The excellent National
Hotel, Utica, have recently become tenn
perance houses.
0J~lt is mentioned i'm the Rochester
Post that twenty lives arc lost on the aver
age every year from .he ship wreck Of
vessels on Lake Michigan alone; and thar
the ave 'age destruction Of property a
mount To between one and Two hundred
thnnsand dollars.
CFSWe arc told, srys the Ncw-Yori'
Journal Of Commences; that in the cxcava-
lions now making in The Atlantic Dock ut
South Brooklin, at the depth Of twenty feet
good many roots Of trees have been
found, evidently in the position in which
they grew; and Still lower down bed of
peat.
CFSSomc fend in human shape, enter
cd the female seminary in YorkyiIle, ".
{. and cut up the books. destroyed the
piano, broke the desks, and did various
other acts 10 show off his brutality. Such
awretch sh0o'd be tried by a jury OF ladies',
and made to submit TO whatever punish
ncnt they should naelc ont to him.
Vessel Wrecked-- We learn from the
Lyons Wing, that the schrs, Detroit and
Eli Hart, ran foul Of each Other on Friday
night, near Sodus Bay. The Hart was
shattered. Both vessels were from The up
per Iakes, with full cal goes, which will ba
partially saved. Loss 10000
MugnjGcent Cws.--The Rochester
Democrat, saws tina, six of the most splen-
did cars that have ever been seen, have pst
been placed upon the Auburn Rairoad.
The greatest improvement is in The lady's
Experimentation being n special saloon,
admirably furnished and arranged, devoted
exclusively to their use. The cost Of each
was $1,000.
0FShawncctown I'm. money is down
TO within two per cent. Of specie. The:
other Illinois money is improving.
Rhode Island. Tho Providence Ex-
press, the organ Of the Suffrage party,
says that no warikc preparations are going,
or in the State, and that there will be no.
Ga rther disturbance provided measures Le-
adopted 10 extend The right OF suDrasc.-
We observed II call for this purpose i'm
chr wards Of the city, who are in favor
Of the Peoples Constitution TO meet.
nv. Y. Tribune
J. G.. Bennett, Of the Herald, ha. the
honorary degree Of +. L. D.. conferred on
him by the University OF the Mormons al
Nauvoo. O! DR.. Bennett
II is stated in the Matches Free Trader,
that at the time Of the late earthquake, the
waters Of the Buffalo, Ifomochitto and
Pearl rivers, actually changed their direc-
ton, ard ran up stream.
Gov. King Of r. L., offers any persona
thousand dollars. who will catch Gov. Dorr,
for him. Why did he not catch him HIM
self and save expenses?
Texas is high Cor the invasion ofMexico.
$40 900, in money, and near 1000 emf
grant troops, have been furnished by New
Orleans, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, and Matches,
Crops Of tobacco, corn. grain. and hemp,
in kentucky, were never more promising
than at this time. If the scarcity Of mon
ey continues, they will be chap e"ongA
At some recent sheriff sales IN Ohio,
horses were sold for SO, cows Tor 81, 80.
swine 6 IA cents, barrel OF sugar, goo
lbs. for 81 80, and various other articlY
n proportin. u