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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

nnADoZEN stuar's Black and assorted colored
&OO spool Thread, just received and iof sac hs
unf ALLAN d DELAFLAIN.=
OsT-On New Years evening, near the corner Of
- Fourth aud QnIncY streets. a large CANto BeKASt-
rIS. The hntcr VIII confer a favor aud likewise lee tih
orally rewarded by leaving II at THIS OFFICE.
BookSI6 dozen Smiths Arithmetic, : doz
- en- Smiths Grammar, 8 dozen kirkiams Grammar
. doFenlDavies lst Arcthmetic, 10 dozen Davies End \
rithmetic. , dozen MtchelI's biography and Atlas, al
improved edition, d dozen Mncbeilis Primary Geography
q Dozen Walker Small dictionary. , dozen Nehstefs
enau Dictionasy, ! dozen Netsiers Large Dictionary,
saundeF's, t.oodrich's and MGufsy's series Of School
Rocks, together with a fun assortment of Blank Books
and ali such school hooks as are used IN the country
schools always on hand and for sale al the lowest cash
price, by & ~HORNpROOK.
tnA Monroe Street, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

MANAGERS OFFICE.
HEAD QUARTERS.
ROBT. ARMSTRONG & 20. SoIe Ageata
WHEELING -
Grand SChEa E.F0f JANUARY,
1917.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
gl.s \. draws st Aietaptfis Jan. 8, is47
- No - drawn tsfus.
..-a 81 2o.oeo O AZ i2looa, I of 10. I nfa.g1U. N ~
i q Of 5ea ~ OF e
Tickets go. = certificate Of ~ wlbis tickets N5IAe
sent t5r siao, .hsrc- IN proportion.
Mn JflStY LOTTERY
Class g. draws a Jersey City J1p7rv f. tef
= Nes-f4 Drawn Babis.
+ + prize e2aHOu. . Of 3nrn. p Of -. = ar . roo ~
f 1900. LOT i.zs-, 5ofl,0Ou ard 20 OF ~,
Tickets 5 dollars. Aeertihcste a6 wHs'rs while
sent for 70 dolls Shares ii Pfepoiion.
- ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class =. draws At AlsI,ndrtfJ Jan. o.. isf5.
- numters-f4 drawn aiofs.
7 sloc0o, i9.ooO. io.ouu, 1900, 1896 IU,UUO. 5-,gJ. $50.
- OF i 600, - of4tu, zoo OF 2u0.
Tickets SO A certificate Of - hole titkets VIII 10
.eptfof SIG. shafes "a proportion.
NV JERSEY LOTTERY
Class T. draws 81 Jersey CityJsn. ~. ls4f.
- NHmters-i2 ufsWlnaiats
J prl1e Of S25.ddU ] OF Btu. fot 5.uUe. i of 2BH0.
] Of lhtblt Of Loo. i0ef so, n osu0.
Tickets 8, duliars a reuiacsse of ewlsfes vii lc sent
tar~dJ daiiafs-sHares IN proportion
ALIEN ANDRIA Lottery.
Class {. draws At Ale1sndr, Jan. 10. 1877.
= Ms. l. drawn hitots.
: pffze Of Sa4nNu. ! - lu-GUu. II alto. Of ga5l. D
nt l,@tn+ / of ,adh, tof 500. of Geo, 1 of i6uQs 10 Of
Is'ue. 10 OF 40. aud 10 Of 20.
ffckets Siu. a certificate 81 Ackasu vii re sent
for Sl2o-shares IN proportion.
MY JERSEY Br@rERY
Class6. draws Al Jersey Cit, Ian. 20. RI
"a NoS-H BfawfBsiutss
Rfize 81 $4,000, ] Of 2,tuul vi lao. ] Of LIS.
% Of eco, 20 Of 10
Tickets s. a certificate Of e6viiole wlli he ErHt Ton
s6V. silatts IN proportion.
ALEXANDRIA, Lottery
Glass d. draws al Alexsndu. Jan. sgI941.
- Nos.-I3 BfawfBsItots
] PIE Of Sae.0o0, ! Of it,JUGI of Coco. Of 500,
] ef2.2ss, 10 Of 12i0 - 81 i6to. 2of see. 81 ofst0.
Tickets sl0. a certificate of2l Wois TICKETS VIII lie
$3.50 shares an proportion
NtW JERSEY LGrfERY
Glass : draws at Jersey Cts Ian ". Isg1.
IS Nos-t2 halbts.
prize s2o,oo0, nf 10000, / ~. COO II Of 5000. / of
?. 100. 20 Of 900, 20 of stu, ~ Of 90.
Ticketss5i a certificate = lie cts Will Q sent for u
shares III propoftIrn.
AIEXANpRY :urFRY
Class I draws at Alessndria. Jtnuuy %, isf7-
b6 Nns-tJ drawn Iaitots.
! prize s25.00o. ] OF 10000, d 1000. ] of 2.0o0, I Of
%. ] OF l-J00, 10 Of Geo, - OF 80, 70 OF ~.
Tickets Sj.a estiHese Of - whole lck cts vii be
for $50 dollars, shares IN pouou'on,
Address your orders to K ARMSTRONG K to.
dec Il Sole Agents for the NJ ala.es3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
SONS OF

CHHISTMAE BOX for the sons and Daughters #
- Temperance, ny T.. :. Arthur, a very pretty Christ
ma and New Years present, inst received and for sale
by dec 10 6. ELLIS
"fEDICAL BOOks-jnst received Elerles Practice
Ava Of Medicine tiorners Anatomy, ialcessi Nts
tars Anatomy Iluhglison's Practice of Nedlctne. HnaE
iIson's Hnnian Physiology. bungihsons 1herpsutics,
HooKer's Dictlonsry, Conpefs sugiesi Dictionary TIE
above waEkK are all ct their last editions. for ale al Tie
11ole.afp aud retail hook store OF -=M RGHB.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
CAPS.

IlItNT VIN talT y
New and beautiful style for gentlemen. az
M'CALLAM $.
- scp23 Main street
TIToLFF'S FAITERN-Ilet ar Stoves, a beauti
VIZ tai article, received tins day and Tor sale low.
]. X. In KtT5=
by HO G. EUIBERTSGS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

rHRE ADS-ie1 dozen STUART Imperial
= sac cord spool Thread. 80 yatdsl just received and
oeA<ieby Il DE-. AFI.AIAs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
ARE THEY THE SAME ?

bs Cannon Cold. Bronchitis aud Consumption the
sasne dises"' anu ara they 10 he mrt ard conquered by
shs sAms 'Hnedy \ Cough. D. Ehsfle sas=, aisss
ftem an nrstisn Of the hronehisltule bronchitis he
says. 10 aarohic irritation Of those tuhss. aud con
saePsion ! hut an advanced stage n the same. We
have seen aaosi numerals its,ances IN winch al Of
them hasssn permanently earcahy saiirr'- Ginseng
Psaseea,a those who are thas Affected, would do well
10 givs II . isi.
See aiveiement.
For sale BAKER.
Dee9 " hselIng. va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

ROTICE-A rid, afaut Is years Of aye. usasi
- MuLlIGAN, left her mothers
house In tins city, on Thursday lat, al ahout noon, aud
has not since teeH heard Of. Any information IN feeart
70 hef left at MI GraWteyis Groeefy On Market : taafe.
VIII he thankfully received. Should the gtl see or head
ofthls notice she i requested Ia return 20 her mother aud
may be assured OF = klhd reception. dec = IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
Y~CINNrs AND BOYD.
NJ ~
ID. W'GINHS.

10y IRY GOODS GROCERIES.
~ - 49, DC d
sasuAar II. f-sr Wheeling. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

- =ABIisr nEiaS G~O0ns-Finc French PLAID Ctsh-
- He. .F5Hr N3eetue fla5ds do.ueh SUPP s3k pl4ds
de- Highland and Gaia l4aids ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
NEW BOOkS.

NEW BUUkN.
~ADLEN's Napoleon aud Marshalsi Thompsou's
- ecohectIons OF Mexico Tunpefs Frovefliai PIN
,nsepny shelley's foeticsl Works Morris American
Meionses; Boile Photographic dictionary; bowling
history OF komaiiism; Theirs frehch Revolution MA
con- e-ssssi ffemOnts Narrative. D'Auhienc's Eetar
marion Lafdnets Lectures on Science and Art Mac
ken1se's Life offsHl Jones Whewe els Elements Of u"
Seity; Holmes Life of Mozart: Dick's Practical A-ifu
noneer, Atkifsons Political Economy, reeeINed aud for
sale BY dec 10 JoIN II. THOMPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
DARE &lIiOGE

THIS CITY ur IN " eslern y ifHtnlal a1dea "a inc Efeat idGtt
tits VIZ have for manufacturing, Vii. we thlak t4iA
justify Us IN sa} ing that we ran Oitr greater Inducements
TO those wishing 10 purchase HAT than ran ie ofetcd
AZ any other Hat Factory in tins citY, and We hope hi
giving our clnsest personal steutian tn the manuiae,rr
ing OF I'll CIR Hats. uslng nothing hut the very hest ma
iefln!si aud selling al lowest possttfe prices, to continue
to merit and receive that patronage which mas hefet1s
fore been 80 literally extended TO our establishment.
We viii keep a good assortment of Hats an hand made
10 wear, such as viii suit farmers aHd all 'yho wls1to
get a fair equivalent TOR theif money. We VIII warrant
those 10 lie water proof and % give entire saiistseitait-
We viii Also keep constantly on hand 4 good assortment
Of Loe Crown VInE uRIa uA1s. also a large and
splendid assortment of Fur and Cloth Capt for men and
boys. Please call a. our FashiouahH Hat and Gao esta1
iishneni, near the seuth end of the Market house, next
door to Mslior's music stere,u Union St Wheeling Va
Dec. :. DAhE - lftGL,
q FEW pieces French and Bsistun cloths expressly
Ia for eloakIngi together with every shade OF Inlet
freheA merinoe iorths same pirpose, vita NECESSARY
trimmings 10 suit al
q LII d anket coating. Beaver and gold mixed cloths
- for over coats very cheap al HKtsk Ellis.
TYANAWHA SALT-20 Bills No ! Ksnewhs SAT-.
IN The REST articis Tor " saliers" that ean - used, for
ssie low ~ SHRINER 4 SIELiE
TUsT reeeivsd ! case Bleneh.d sAirilnes. do Warful
y shawis, also a large assortment of ea4eos and Sat
tneis, }. and b.
Oct IS, ls46.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

iTIgi@saTfMox1AIs WILL MEYER CEAsk

- - II TT
\ melie1nesaHrtiHncd by sbrh hleh authority OBJ
Sway me- COMttl Nj SN XII OF N1intliERhf
mus! lave sumt uuthi in Il, or We must doubt TINT !iess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
100000

sfsqtEH oTTERY. fa IA
Casa Nut-fo te dsassH in ths city ri 80 II drsgsa
aH UeHH e7aa4 .IaHaart d. & taiAiltt
'a"teiF- Z.-f.Nufu stHTNF.
=5==-e EtH Ele.z paHlt 0u. B OF J Geo. 90 of50a
~ 4s =aarfs ~ proportion. 4 ccnIHtaTe OF a
-.=r- i IS moss WIFI east St3o, It halves 5 e, u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

= Z PAIR meas coarse Boats. g PAIR do hessE calf
% - pair fine de, = pair Morocco dn, 90 pair Cum
over shoes, received and ivf safe extremely low IS
Nov 10. ALTMAN AAN ELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

Es%UPERI0F white whcat familf tie4f, 10 tnekt7ne1fs
~ cat meal. pearl farley. and rouT NJ rlecs Tor sa
cheaV at Tine rev grocery eyHaflte lie tn It'd baatt
NJ tz- aerl - T.. - rNE AElAGENE
r A4fs AM o % TREES-jast re5e5ed a iase
- ana gene at assaItmeaE Il Laes, comprising eFsEt
rlzef stFic sHd kind
Assn feg -eis ~ Boot Trees andttimpiHe b5HTts, all
al winch viii Ii sold iaVs for r4-h-
M~fefAfLHS KNOX,.
= decH6 stsH II tae Big HeI Boot
Y 0OK SHARP = Hsring purchased A D. FzaufH-
- vel selected stock ot imported s,aafs aua eeNle
20 aae1. the ia seHAes Lave Ola maud and are reW a.
reiyfue AVID opening a fresh HHHgtf uf zlHeHgH EAfa-4,
rHHcIale, and other stsas 81 tHe l-st Z -ni
Also4 constantly atesu supply Of andres on land 90
tht5roWH ulsaHiaet4lei s. aErsutea-
Dec u, LDhEN= &BIekGE,
af fui at4HI-t
syATS. splendid star Aap : Hess 6r Hafe6 psi
~ ga stasa.a- H4HdsuWe and Ena8
5od for - cell and 81. tleH ~ =abt.hA IS
yusT Ree9fsst = Boz Cfsae "a ff-ls
y NI7. H. s B5l5feEH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY c. II. BERRY.
% feet 0 inches water in,fhe cbannel-fisiag
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
TuIS DAY N0VEMBER 25TH.

1l0fIeT A890rfmtaI Nfu and Spleaa2d
DRY GOODS.
RS heen received At The New Cheap store ofWs-
Al BAlLA nearly opposite the North Aes'e ul Bank.
Nsjn street. Wheeling. "a. The sntseF aer 9aying re-
turned HoH tHe Eastern eiliee, whsrs as has msds ea
element selection of New, Fancy and staple Dry foods.
many III winch are entirely new styles. particular stten
Tfol has lceIt rad 81 tHc y 4ni>uf the Ladies. Please
ne en- early eattt1at w may have all Opportunity
af s|xiubitiHe 10 toll unr AieE q laDs, shsiher van put
eha=e IF NOT, we shall b pitzssd to show tdea' 70 ynl-
Navs - Nm. BAILEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

~ EW corn aeAi, Wuest bfzn snA SHIRTS, NOT sale
Az chsap At the nss snify Grocery Qr4asite tie
Bic Rec Bost. Nam u. l.. b. sNEAktAGEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
EsEsNG FORE "a

: Esr as era and naw ready ter sac l., III s~atftriher
- tc'saHf ffaHp tuffe-, it1ss Foad aud Mahogany
eases % Y.fY gurerter tome and finish, SUD are aaefsd
a. Manufactures prices Also a large as-artmGni d
baud lr~siruments Guitars, PLAIN and MEchtne heads,
Niuiias, ft-Il Violin strings, New music and music ia
ftr F3r= 4 large stock of TOYS and ysrietv goods on
hand whieh - oGer a a small advance on cost.
Nue ~ ). MELLGR Union 81.
Wsrs.aI Hes-oH. engv Is heehng Va.
A9 Iest- Gsussk fT csfrs-e tfjmmiuas ins' r.
49, reiesd at Na4ZI SELbA'S
~ tNffN HAMS. & tse Hore Ten Of The sai1e
r f.u." aad Ht eG1L D. II. y. JAMESON
fss ata#sr.. =. i6.
- rsfe4 taa and far .ale hy Aiaan 4 Navel
> go Fs4f IaItes cdf n1pt-, i0 foardt7 3ia.oesa
E.8t-. n9 .air 40. 200 pair DO bsif faiter-, tt0 roir1o
HgaaHa da aiat winch ~llH sa!d yerE loa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
HO For THE TARIFF DR. u
"a ID N"fNNIi7 H0sITVHh WIHtsaif- N -
LA. eraiiou ia the reduction OF prices of The Z
'i6, eau do 50 ~ Gazing at
ALEXANDER HEYMAAS.

IhlfN NTN"NH- ID.
Where he has Just received, since the Ait has actually
went INTO operation Dec. U.s.. iSlG9 a iarge and splendid
assortment, in addition to his former wei selected aud
extensive STOCK of dry Foods. iu order 10 compete with
tins I'd tart, and having the largest stock in The CITY, /
at determined 20 sell my former purchases a great deal
uudrr cost Ny goods are all well selected aud pute1a
sed al Tie LOWEST rnioEs, aud shall be sold al great sac
uices.
Among my stock viii he found s large amount of
woolen goods, such a. cloths, cas-imefes. satiueis, &C.
&c; fine French ciots. suitaile for ladies' ciaaks, for
= Ju pef yd. cs,hmeres. and al sorts VI plaids FOR la
de. dresses al atIosi any prices.
II Is unnecessary To psrticuissilps iu q word, harlug
the largest and lest seteeted stock tH tie eItyti invite
m0 TREND and Tire public tu general 10 call aid examine
Tor themselves. and 1 viii ssy That they need not spend
innel time IN .taHKfSG sFarsp," for / guarantee t4eA
shall hSve rare tsiur for their money than the caH
I in any other house IA Tie ct5. Alley AAN.
dHr 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

TT3TTEp, Frfel r'es eai fe3shes. Gneenr
wy Ciayef AID = I#nshg seed natter. #hae besns
Nov.3. -M-tXMH0N,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

TyyfUTE tvI'ed hid4ke'4 from Ncsce and BoHert
S9 s4nA uil asa Fro tianuse. ) arms &C wn7se
eoa4s haze Len slld al . r tHe.e io seaes Ea4rrl
G~ia9kes. S. Ufc aHI bh.. anton fAeHaa nd a"s7rr
al s|sfftleat Of tal and " tn'.r Go1ds at erlrc- t1ai
The closest buyers cannot r44As t#e 'e4st a al
Nov u. IH. 4DnNsI0E. Jf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04
ANOTHER WONDERFuL CrREn

FGHEHEfOnE lewsre u all Spurious Mixtures of
a TAR or NArIInA and purchase Of ths adveIIsed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-04

loe sTee1of's superior do, 2G0 yds dpool thread
Hl6 " tssutItl black.
I.a Pounds W lutte. Ajue and assorted skein
iu ~ aud hisek patent.
AiEe fGg AeAe4= Gotten cord, Ito lacks pins. Just rt
a,Hsr,3 and t1rsa'ehy TALLAAT q DEbAPLAIN.
Aot -. Argus copy Monroe street
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1917.

presuming doubtless that in this they would find
remedy for the evils suffered The citizens of New
York. under a similar influence, and prompted by a
similar motive, made similar decisions last year in
almost every town within the limits of the State
But were the anticipated results realizeda The
legislative report above referred to indicated any
thing but decrease of the evil; and the popular
vote this year. being as unanimously in favor of as
it was last year against license would seem to show
that the no license policy has not worked well.
The reason of the failure we do not propose to in
quire into The fact is sufficient for us. And this
fact leads TO the apprehension, Temperance men
here being no more v'gilant and efficient than tenn
perance men there, and the circumstances under
which they operate being, so far as we aware, not
in any respect more fayorable)-that we shall have
the same result here. But we would not discourage
any proper effort to sustain the decision which the
people of our town have made upon the subject OF
License and in despite of our apprehensions IN re-
gard to the matter we shall persist in hoping that it
win be sustained in full force and virtue.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
VOL. VIl-No. AZ.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
rn1nrEEN nAYs LArER rnoM EuRopE.

Highly iapoytant htel6geace-.4dcance in the Pri-
ccs Of Wheat, Fiot0, Indian Corn aud Cotton
Loss Of The Steam P0cket Rochester.
The Caledonia brings Liverpool advices to the
20lh, and London the 18th; this is therefore two
weeks later than the news by the Sarah Sands
A heavy business had been done in the corn mar
ket, and the depre sson which had prevailed gave
way to buoyancy and activity on the l2ill. Wheat
had advanced TO shlngs per quarter, and flour
met with an excellent demand at full rates. There
was farther advance OF / shilling per quarter
over the prices OF the 18th.
Cotton had rise from farthing 10 (.
The condition of the ,. IF England was ere
ating some alarm among commercial men.
The Hibernla arrived on the l6Ih,
he u. 5. ship OF war jamestown, laden with
breadsufTs and provisions for the relief of the
Irish, arrived at Cork on the 10Th on her mission
otmerey.
The Vest India Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company have purchased the Great Western for
925, 0UO
The latest accounts of Mr.. OConuell's health
are more satisfactory.
Tue Packet ship Rochester, Capt. Freeman,
was lost on her passage from Liverpool to New
York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

IL Mr.. CARRIES DUEEEE is engaged IN re-
building his new brck-storc block, which SO unccr
enormously tumbled down last fall from some de-
feet in the structure Mr. d. deserves great credit
for his indcatgability in pushing forward village
improvements even under the most un.ayorab!e cir
cunstances The spirit Of enterprise which he pos
sesses is OF the right stamp.
nT7We hear of various contemplated improve
ments in and about or 7ffage, aIllef1iaaa be pro-
perry referred to as soon as can gather the ne
ccssary particulars.
IL There is q tri-wce2lly line of Stages from
here to Pcloit. The route is through the most
densely populated and interesting portion OF the
Territory Travellers and immigrants for the M
ming and Mississippi region will find this cheap
and eypeditious, as well as pleasant route
aSorrupoRT ExcHANGE. "A friend has called
orr attention to this hotel Market street, near
the piers. 1t has recently been opened by Mr.. A..
B Cooley. 1t is a commodious and comfortable
house. and we are informed is admirably conducted
by its present proprietor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

IL The editors of the Wisconsin Argus say that
upon examination, they have discovered most as
founding fraud upon the people and territory 1t is
stated that
Territorial arrearage scrip and bonds to a large
amount known to have been once paid out OF the
funds provided by the general GOV eminent are again
in circulation. They have been re-ssued at diiier-
ent places, and considerable amount has found It's
way back 10 Madison. Precisely what amount IS
in circulation is not yet ascertaineJ, but 70 doubt
exists that thousands OF dollars aioat. We in
tend Immediately to publish all the particulars @.
this fraud, as far known, with names, dates, &C.
The perpetrators shall be fully exposed
Let us have the light, Mr. Argus the people
will thank you for the exposition.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

J.-.f
The mmor which has prevailed LOT sew '''' '''
of the loss of the fine brig Hutchinson with heavy
caroo Of wheat on SzIicaec reef, is from the bes
.,.;.l..,.. e,.,,4,+;o,
accounts "l'"o"' '0'''''''
Nor Steam5oot.-Mr. Philips the owner Ct th'
OREGON. IS building a new steam packet on Tie =
Clair river, which is to be 1000 tons burden and
beautifully finished. She will be ready 10 launch
s.',l,.,
III +" It" VEGAS
Three new schooners are beng built at -'iii"'0'
Izec-one BIZ Capt Barber Of IS tons--one by Capt
r,,rr,an for Can't. Lawrence. of go tons-and one
=, Ir,,-.-i...., E r. of9,o tons
ioi . ......e A., oo,,.,
.., Norma If the
try on this faP'o accession - ''''
Lakes. 1t is needed, as the transportation Oh pro-
dnccto market has heretofore cost enormously
.-............,,a,
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upon lhe coh'I''oii u 1'e
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

The Wisconsin Argus, is extremely sensitive on
the subject of Wymans statement, with regard TO
the public printing. We merely noticed it as a
matter of news, and the Argus comes down on us
with vindictive We do not think a great deal OF
the Argus, nor does any one about here that we
know OF, but still we had no disposition to 90 II
wrong, as cur remarks on Tenney's explanation
show. As to publishing that explanation atlength
as we are requested, we beg leave most respectfully
to decline. We doubt whether such publication
would do Mr. Tenney much good, and we know It
would no one else.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
THE FRUITS.
More anon.

gJ7A late report, made to the New York Legis-
lature presents the most frghtful picture of the
evils of Intemperance in that State ltwould seem,
from the statistics given that at least twothirds OF
all the crime committed and of the suffering and
misery endured were either the direct indirect
results of rum-dnnking In the \. \ Evening Post
1t was some time since published that three hundred
and cighty bodies of human beings, who had died
from drunkenness, were gathered up in the streets
OF that city by the coroner and buried in the year
1915 at the public expense. Ii this number died
in the streets, who il IS asked can conjecture how
many died from the same cause, IN other places 2"
Statistics which have been gathered and published
here show that the evil results OF the traffic ia
this locality are less in their aggregate magnitude
only in the proportion of the difference in the ex
tent as to numbers of population between South
port and New York. The statement OF the late Ell
dcient chairman eli the board of town supervisors
presented tor the consideration OF the voters at the
last town meeting, on tins subject, had, and might
well have, a startling influence upon the pub4e
mind and, under the control OF this influence,
large majority -four citizens voted against License
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

u Delegations, we perceive, are being appointed
in many places to attend the harbor and river Con
yention at Chicago in July. What this convention
proposes to accomplish we do not know. When
they get together, they VII probably find them
selves constituted very much as Congress Is Every
body will want something, and to do any thing,
they will probably be compelled to do every thing
and as in Congress, the works which are really
meritorious will be snothercd in a host OF works
that are of very different character. We have the
very best authority for saying that so faras Wscon-
harbors are concerned, il Congress would con
consent to pass them by themselves, on their
own merits. the Peresident would sanction them;
but as much interested as we are, ii we cannot get
them, without embracing in an indIscrimmatc sys-
tenn of public appropriations and expendi nreswhich
can have no other result than the destruction Of the
country, we will be content to wait while. y
bill for giving every body every thing: is not strict
" in accordance with Democratic principles, and
cannot probably become a law under Democratic
administration, even if a number of habor and river
conventions should be held.