Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-04-21
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An honest man sometimes flies in passion and
gets red in the face. Such is not the case with
knave he seldom or never betrays an anger.
Col. Cushing arrived at Charlestown on his way
to Mexico on the goth inst.
Census of Nc,o Orleans.-A census of New Or
cans recently taken, and by it there is an az
gregate OF population of 92,399 souls.
A new Roman Catholic cathedral is to be erect
ted at Dubuque, Iowa, next summer. 1t is to be
of cruifix FORM III feet long, and 100 feet wide,
with tower 1T feet high.
Navigation between Detroit and Cleveland is now
open. The Steamboat Chautauque is now making
this trip.
To Know Coon FLoUR-Good flour, when
squeezed by the hand, bears the minute marks OF
fingers and skin much longer than when bad or a.
dulterated.
7yEw-fIAMrsurRE-Thee entire vote Of the state
makes the Democratic nett gain two thousand Three
Hundred majority for Williams 1897. The Dem
ocratic majority in the House will be TO- and 10 in
the Senate--20 on joint ballot.
ToTAKE INK OUT OF L1NEN-Take a piece of
mould candle, or common candle will dojust as well
melt it, and DIP it in the spotted part of the linnen
1t may then be washed and the spots will disappear
without injury to the cloth.
The Irish relief fund; received by the Treasurer
of the general committee of New York city up to
Thursday amounted to trile over 100000.
The strength of the English war force is 10000
cavalry, 10000 infaatry, $4,000 artillery, 5000
marines and 100000 militia.
RELIEF FOR IRELAND-Fhe sum ofSl0000 was
contributed to the relief of the Irsh in churches of
the Western Diocese of New York, on Sunday the
18th, in response to Bishop Delancys circular.
At Honesdale (Pa) $1,000 was raised in addi-
ton to the $500 raised among the Irish themselves
and sent to Ireland One Irish servant girl sent
$50 of her earnings to her brothers and sisters.
Jake" said an old farmer the other day to one
of his mowers, do you know how many horns
there are in dilemma?" "No," replied Jake, 'but
| know how many there are in quart whiskeyn
A Remarkable Woman Died in Orange, Ms
Feb16 Mrs SARAH GoDDELL relic of Joseph God
dell, formerly of Warwick aged "a. She was
married at the age of IS years-has had husbands
IS years intervening between her marriage with
each. She lived with her last husband 81 years.
and widow since the death of her husband is
years. Her first and last husband were brothers.
A Smelling Company, whose operations are con-
Quoted in the mineral districts OF Lake Superior, on
the Eagle river, has recently gone into operation.
The first pure copper made at the furnace the
18th of February and it is expected that large guam
tiles OF the metal will arrive here the opening of
navigation-Journal of Commerce.
Rev Dr. Wolff has addressed the people of Eng
land in behalf of the HISTORIAN Christians He saws
that the tyrant Babe Khan a curd whose cruelties
are well known, has threatened to exterminate the
whole body, and calls upon them 10 petition par
lament to stop the horrd bloodshed now going on
in Koordstan."
A NEW CHURcH-A new order of religionists
has sprung up in Cincinnati. They term themselves
True Brotherhood, and met at the mellodeon. This
sect is founded on belief that they enjoy direct
revelation from the world of departed souls. The
Cincinnati Gazette says that their numbers are al
ready very large comprising men of excellent char
acter as we'll as wealth and influence Their estab-
lishment and increase form a remarkable feature
oil the times
It appears by the census of 1S45, that the total
agricultural products OF the State of New York to-
gether with the income of all the mechanics and
manufacturers, and the amount earned by the public
conveyance OF merchandise and travellers, amour,
to S2sO,oOO,oOO.
New CARBAGE-At a late meeting of the "Far
mers Club" in New York, the root oil plant from
the emperor OF Russas garden was exhibited, the
head and leaves Of which re>embled cabbage anc
cullihower and the root as good as turnip-
4, DR. Underhill called it kalaramba, or German cab
bage: he grew it, and called it ground cabbage
The root was voted to Mr.. Pell to plant and repor
on its qualities
tits fashionable for some Captains and owners Il
give the name of their wives, daughters and sister
to their vessels, as sort OF family compliment
| : man down east christened his craft the @Nirago
another calls his the Vixen