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PRINTERS IN THE ARMY.--The following
incident goes to illustrate the great aumcri-
cal force of tho printers with the army
General Scott, on recent occasion, wanted
to have some general orders printed at Civ.
en time. He sen, directions 10 the office Of
the Tampico Sentinel to have them done.--
Flo was tsld tha, in consequence of the scar
city of hands the work could not be accom-
pished. He then, on morning Of parade, or
dered all printers to step forward three PAGES
from the ranks, when several hundred men--
all printers--obeyed the order! a7'a7
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

THE DuDMB MrLLroSs.
in thai mghiiest Epic Of our time, his 'French
Revolution which we devoutly wish Ear.h's
eminent anl wealthy says Irish landlords
and some othets-would bu, thou-h,fully
read, for their own sakes and all mems, thus
speaks of the victims ofthat carnival of mad.
ness and bu'chery known as the Reign Of
Terror;
"There were above Four Thousand, cries
sSf%dIs33llR5a ssdIss33 RSyaasdP S2 PnaR yeEs SHeossa e
whom Nine Hundred were Women. II 10
horrible sun Of human lives, I'd, rAbbs.
somo ten times as many shot rightly on q
field of battle, and one might have bad his
Glorious Victory, with 7fdeum. "o" .
History, looking back over this France
through long times, back to Turgets TINA,
for instance, when dumb Drudgery stagger-
ed up TO its Kings Palace, and in wide ex-
panse of sauow faces, squalor and winged
rageedness, presented bieroglyphically ito
Petition of Grievances, and for answer GOT
hanged on .new. gallows forty feet hgh,'--
confesses ,nournfully that there is no period
to be met with in which the general Twenty.
five Millions of France suffered less than in
this period which they name Reign Of Terror!
Bnt IL pas not the Dumb Millions that ssf
fsrred here, bat The speaking Thousands,
and Hundreds, and Units, lrho shrieked end
published, and made the world ring ,rita their
wail, as they could and should; that IS tie
grand peculiarly"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

WnrTEwAsnING--It is said that pint Of
varnisil, mixed with bucket of whlewash,
will give it, in great degree, the qualities Of
psint--and il will withstand all kinds OF
weather. As this is the season for white
washing knowledge of the above may be
of some use to our readers.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

The Japanese have very efficient govern,
ment and obey the laws from sense ofhonor
rather than from force. In the whole empire
there is not public executioner. When a
maneemmits crime that is adjudged worthy
death, he receives an official notification
that such a day is appointed for him 10 die,
at such an hour, time always being allowed
Or the condemned TO arrange his aiairs. Al
the appointed hour he assemblies hi friends
and family, and bids them farewell, and then
rips open his evn bowels.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

MURDER WILL oUr.--An exchange paper
says: "John Malone, an Irishman, commit
ed a murder thirty years ago, in ireland,
pnd eluded justice by escaping TO America.
Alter living in this country eighteen years,
he returned TO iceland, where, alter remain
ing in security eighteen years more, he has
Just been identified as the murderer, infor-
IN d Of and committed for trial. Ho is now
over70 years Of age"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

world; all Of real, genuine, bonesl pow.r
that ever belonged to.him sill survives in is
effects; all thai was assumed, expedieni, aside
from the noble iuslncls and FIST grand I'M
pulses Of hs'nature, has psrished, is perish.
ing.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

" rather laugIabe affair occurred
few days ago, in one of these Boston hotels,
showing the peculiar regard which some men
have to rank or title in office. Several
members Of The House Of Representatives
were seated at dining table, (feeling rath-
er dignifad we suppose( when one Of them
sid: "Wil the gentleman from Andover
please pass ,ha butter this way?" Pretty soon
another spoke; "Will the gentleman from
Worches,er please pass the salt this way"
when one of city wags taking The hint, turn
ing round TO the black waite rsaid distinctly
"Will the gen'leman from Africa please 10
pass the bread this way?"
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CHINESE BEARDs.--The Chinese do moi
shave; but their boards are so thin thar the
hairs mghibe counted The few ihoy have
however, they value even 10 ridicule.
Faihsr Pereyra having once perceived a
white hair on the face of i maudarin, with
whom he was fimlinrly acquainted, hastensd d
TO pluck il oui, supposlag silia, he did him a
service. The mandarin ON the cohurary,
was both vexea and grieved t,he loss; and
picking up the haiI, he wrapped it carefully
in piece Of paper, and iook it home.
Tho Emperor himselfwas moi exempt from
this weakness. ~''"
He once commanded Father Rod, who ac-
ted as surgeon, To cure him Of a boil that
had formed upon his face. Father Rod pre-
scribsd plaster, saying, that il order to ap.
ply ii properly, it would be necessary 10 .cuI
off few hairs fiom his MOjesiy's beard and
The Emperor, afer u long consnltPiou with
his looking glass, ordered ths most dexter
ous of his attendants 10 cut them.
Immediately after the operation, he look
ed AT himself again, aud with marks of deep
grief bitterly reproved his attendant for hav-
50 grossly bIuud-red as TO cut Of four hairs
when three would have hesn quite ehough.'-
[ Memoirs of Father Ripa, Romish Missions
~ at the conrl of Pekln, l7l2.
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AppRopRATIoNs.--The following is the re-
capi,ula,ion Of the appropriations made at
the las, session of Congress. 1t will be seen
lha, although much larger than usual, they
are far within the amount that was stated by
The Federulsts from Webster down to the
Ohio State journal Ohio Press ae
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

PorATo Ror -Cnal ashes used as ma
nure, has on ssveral experiments produced
good po,atoe,' free from The ro'--whilsi
those injured with ordinary stable manure
were much affected with the rot. Farmers
ought to save coal ashes for this purpose, or
if they canuot obtain that, use lime as a ma
nure. sty s.ss. 81,
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SOLDIER REwARpED.-Albert Hart, who
sienalized himself in the Baltimore Battalion,
and los, his arm at the siege Of Monterey,
has Just received The appointment of watch
man in the navy yard at Washington. He
has also been put upon the pension ks.. All
right. Har, is an sold salt, !" as well as Sold
ier, and we, have no doubt he will keep q
.sgood look out" in his present position
Bah. Pas s9As.RA
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A CouRr ScENE.--The following rich
scene recently occurred in one Of the courts
OF ,Jus,ics, between the Judge and Dutch
witness all the way from Ro terdam:
Jndgc.--Whai's your naive langunge?
Wnness.-I pe no native, Is Deoich-
man.
Judse.-Wha,'s your mother ,ongue'
Winess.--O, she pc all tongue.
Judge.--[ln an irritable tone, What Ian
guago did you speak in The cradle!
Witness II did no, speak no language in
tc cradle at all; only cried IN Dooich!
Then there was general laugh, in which
the judge, jury and audience joined. Tho
witness was interrogatod no more about his
native language.
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WHOLE No. ssa.

GERS, and mere rabbo Of WORTHLESS soldiers.
Dur whole military system is wrong, and
ought TO be reformed" " y Fl5 "a" -'Tl
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The Ohio Eigle in speaking Of the late vote
Of Franklin county for subscription to the
railroad, makes The following happyit;
.'Wo don't recoIiect an inslance ola prop
osi'ion being made for the people 10 run in
TO debt, that it did not carry"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDENT.--Brig
,dier General GIDEON j. PILLow, to he maj
or general in the army Of the United States,
in the place of Thomas Fl. Benton, who de-
clined to accept.
Bfigader General JOHN A. QUrrMAN, 10
be major general in the army Of the United
States, in The place of William Cumming,
who declined TO accept.
Colonel CALEB GUSHING, to be brigadici
general in thn army OF the Unitod States, in
The place of.Inhn A. Quitman, promoted
Washington Union.
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THE WAR.-LEvYINe DUTIES IN MEXICAN
PoRrs.--ln relation 10 the propriely and
power of the government in levying conirlbu-
tons upon Mexican commerce 10 defray The
expenses Of the war, we give the views ofthc
Charleston Melcury:
"We publish to-day The letter Of the Presi-
dent to The Secretary of the Treasury, and
the reply of the latter, on the subject of con
tribuIions, which it is proposed 10 levy on the
people of Mexico. The object is ,wo-fold.
First, 10 provide means IN aid of our own, for
carrying on The war; aud, secondly, by mix
ing the Mexcans feel the effects and buldens
of war, to add to their inducements To make
d peace. The plan decided on unimonsly,
as the Washington Union tells us, by the
Prcsidcn, and cabinet in council, is TO levy
war contributions. not at the unregul lied dis
cretion of military and naval officer, but
under well cons de Ell and carafully arrange
rules or laws, established as revenue reguIa-
lions, under advsemen, of able aud eXper!.
snced officers, who are in the revenue branch
of The Treasury Department. Ifthe system
or rather beligerpnt light, Of levying con'r-
bntions on conquered PROVINCES. is To be-
adoped, there seems to us u manifest advan-
iage in the plan proposed, over those modes
heretofore adopted in warfare for levying for
ced contributions. 1t is fact Il restriction on
The military powers If The army and navy Of
fcers, and mitigation of the evils incident
TO Il state Of war. In this case it becomes Il
regulation published TO the world, 10 which
commerce can easily confom; for it is in
strict accordance, practically speaking, with
what takes place in her peaceful pursuits,
in The ports of every civilized nation. Ii is
simple in its nature. moderate in its require
,nenis, gentle and equal in its action. In all
these respects, the mode proposed is greatly
preferable to the manner in which forced coll
.rbutous have been usually levied in wars.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENT rs.
Compound Syrup of SarSapariIIi

For Srofuia, Salt Rheun, Ulcers Hrnors, Cutane-
oHs, SyphiEtic and Aercoial Diseases, Rheuna-
tisnl Impurities Of the Flood, &c.
HE curative properties OF Sarsaparlila are
i well known, but many have been disappointed
IN not hndug The expected benefit from It's use,
because they did not obtain good article, or it
badly prepared.
This Syrup is made Of the best imported .Sarsa-
pGriLLa, with The addition of other articles which
increase its efficacy. 1t is prepared accord ng 10
the most approved principles oil Pharmacy, without
boiling, whereby the active properties of the Sar-
saparia are retained.
Numbers of persons in this city ana surround
ing country, have received material benefit from
this article as prepared by the proprietor. And
many testimonials of cases from the me st respec.
able quarters where its benefits have been reali-
zed, might he adduced A single trial will suffice
give it that reputation which its merits cannot
fail o establish.
The form in which the Sarsapara is prepared,
besides obvaling the necessity OF large Doses rem
ders IT pleasant an paatable beverage.
Prepared and sold by F. SCAMMON,
Druggist and Chemist, l.9 Lake st. (saloon build
ings) Chicago, Ill.
" Be sure and get the SarsapariIla prepared
by +. SCAMMOH, the article frequently sold for
Syrup OF SarsaparilIa is almost or quite worthless
as a remedy for disease. NO ON
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
CHIC2GO, ILLINOIS, AGENCY OF
THE NEV YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.

TNlE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been
l. popularity known for many years. This is The
largest and Oldest Tea Establishment in America
The public have had tull proof of their integrity
and responsibility. But such has been the great
and pressing demand for their TEAS of ate that
they have been obliged to enlarge to a great
tent, their two principal establishments in New
York.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation to
the Tea Trade, in very abundant degree, and,
doubtless, superior to any other Tea Company in
America. Their scrupuous regard 10 all The prn.
cpes that tend to elevate the character OF large
house is well understood, and liza. already secured
connection, probably larger than all other Tea
Establishments united, and they consequently are
determined TO sell Teas purcr. more fragrant, and
perfect, for the prices, in the aggregate, than any
o her house IN The world.
rhey most zealously invite the attention of the
inhabitants OF SouthernW Wisconsin to iheirA gcncy,
81 Lake st. CHICAGO, where the following as.
sorlments are always on hand and they feel no
hesitaIon in stating that wherever a single trial is
made very grca! preference will be given 10 the
celebrated Teas OF the CANTON TEA COM
PANY.
u Reader. mgke the experiment!
Retail prices as folio,cs, subject in all cases 60 be
returned. u not approved IF:
GREENS. BLACKS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18

Public Auction, to the highest bidder at the Man
sion House, in the village of Southport, Racine
county, Wisconsin Territory, kept by Nicholas
Ehle, on the thirteenth (13th) day of October, IN
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty seven (1S47) at ten (10) O'Clock, A. Nj.
OF said day, the premises as described in said
Mortgage, as follows-Al that certain piece or
parcel OF Land, lying and being in the County OF
Racine, and Territory aforesaid, to wit: the south
half of Block number twenty three (23) in the
south ward of the village of Southport in Racine
county aforesaid.
JOHN BULLEN, jr. Mortgage.
Kinsman ~ Steele, Attorneys.
July /, 1917 -n2
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
MORTGAGE SALE.

l EEFAULT having been made in the pa ment
10: certain moneys, principal md int rest, due
upon certain Ind"nture of mortgage, made and
executed by Patrick NJ Kenna and Catharne his
vile, OF the town of Southport, county OF Racine,
and Territory of Wisconsin, to William Fl. Haw
kns, OF the county OF Kane, and State of Illinois,
bearlug date the twenty-ftth day of October, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and iorty-sx, and duly recorded in The office of
Register OF Deeds of Racine county aforesaid, on
The 9Th day 81 October 1916, at half past one
o clock, Z. NJ, Of said day, in Volume F. of
Mortgages, on pages 449 and $50, and on which
said Mortgage there is claimed to be due at the
day OF the date OF this notice, the of two hun
dred and twelve dollars and twenty cents (S2l2
2O). Now, therefore no suit having been com.
menced at law, tor the recovery of SAID money or
any part thereof so secured by said Mortgage
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue
of power of sale contained in said Mortgage
and In pursuance of the statute such case made
and provided VIII be sold at Public Auction or
Vendue to the highest bidder, at the Mansion
Ilo use now kept by Nicholas Ehle, in Southport
Racine county Aforesaid, on Thursday the Ilth
day OF November, 1917, at ten clock in tie fore
noon OF that day the premises described in said
Mortgage, to satisfy and discharge said principal
sum, and the interest which may then be due
theIeon, together with the costs and charges o.
such vendue and SALE to wit:
- All of the following described premises, stu.
ale, lying and being in the county OF Racine and
Territory of Wisconsin,, aad ia the sou,h ward of
ihe villa sc OF Southport in the county and terrific
ny above mentioned lying and being upon the
south west quarter of section thirty two (32) and
described as follows, to wit. The halle of the
west halt of lots No. one y and eighI 90, being
the west thirty three feet OF said lots, and eight
rods (S) north aAd south" or so much thereof as
Shall be necessary to satisfy the said sum- with the
interest and costs and charges OF sale, &c.
Dattd AT Southport, August ), IS47-3mn7
WILLIAM II HAWKINS, Mortgagee
J. Il. HuDRETH. Attorney
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

JUSTICES COURT, Territory of Wisconsin
- Racine county, SIS. George Kimbal VS.. John
Mansfield.
Public Notice is hereby given to the defendant
that writ OF attachment has teen issued agains
hun by the Plaintiff, before F.. Treadwell, JUS
uce OF the Peace in and for The county of Racine
and that his property has been attached TO satisfy
the said Plaintiff demand. Now, unless the said
defendant appear before the aforesaid Justice o.
the r. ace at his Office in Southport. on the frs
day OF September, lS47, at one clock, P. Nj
Judgment VIII be rendered against him and hi:
property sold to pay The debt and costs
GEORGE KIMBALL, Plaintiff
Southport AuC . ISI7-n6
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
;flFRIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of writ OF alias ii. ia. issued out of
ID the district court, in and for the county of
Racine and to me directed, have levied upon
and srilej the following desc rbcd property, to
hi Of the fl or of ! $ town ,
n OF range % e continuing about 20 acres; the n
If OF the II " or of sec 10 town = of range % e
except ato out : acres on the side, containing =
boul = acres; HE II q fri or OF see. - town >
n Of rang, % e, containing about o acresW hich
snail expose for sale to the highest bidder at the
court house in Racine on Thursday the 10Th day
OF september next, at 3 O'Clock r. NJ
WM STRONG Jr. Sheriff.
Dared. Southport Aug. 10, lo47. own
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MED.
ICAL COMPANION
Ey DR.. "A. NJ. Mapriccau.
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.

Ly DT. n. VI. IHdpTtceGU
PROFESSOR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
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The great demand for this most important work
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which should be known to them particularly
Here every female can discover the causes, symp-
toms, and th5 most certain mode OF cure, in every
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Married females will here learn the art whereby
they would retain their youth vigor beauty elasti-
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with discoveries in medical and physiological sci
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The revelations contained in its pages have area-
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18

nEFAJLT hay.ag been made in the cond
Duons OF a certain sad~nture OF Mortgage. ex.
ecuted by James ID. PulclieT, and Sarah his wife.
OF Southport, Racine county. Wisconsin Terrific
~, TO John Buen, jr OF the same pace, bearing
date the seventeenth lI7th] day OF June, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ioriy-our (IS44), and recorded in The Regis er' 5
Office of Racine county, Territory aforesaid. on
the twenty-f"urlh (24thN day of June, in the wear
of our Lord one thousand ergh, hundred and forty
tour licl4) at halt past two (25) clock 2. NJ. of
said day. in Book ID. OF Mortgages. pages one hue.
bred and one GOD and one hundred and TWO
(l02l, aud on which said Mortgage there is claim
ed to be due, al the date of this notice. the sum
OF five hundred and twelve dollars and eighty sew.
en- cents (ol2 50 including principal and inter
est thereon
Now, therefore, NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
EN-, that by virtue OF a power OF sale contained
in said Mortgage, and In pursuance of the statute
in such case made and provided, will be sold at
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
Spring and Summer Goods,
Take Notice.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing under
l. the firm of Bentley & Lewis, has been mu
tLaIy dissolved: therefore all who have unsettled
accounts that are ow DUE are requested to call
and settle them Immediately The business will
be continued al the old stand [corner Of main Ct.
and market square under the firm of
n. LEWIS 81 CO,
Who have been receiving within few days past
a large assortment Of DRY GOODS, GROCER
les, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C. &C,
suited to the wants Of this market, which they
ilatt n themselves they will be able 10 sell at
prices which will not tail to please. Call and see
Soulhnurt, June 3. lSi7
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
WINDOW SHADES.

w II. KEITH would respectfully inform the
w . citizens of Southport and vicinity that he
has removed his PAINT Shop to ia Lake ST.,
over \. Blgelows, and directly opposite l.. NJ
Boyce's Drug Store, where all kinds of Sign, Or
namen'a!, and Fancy Painting, Carved, Painted
and Guided Wood Letters at 10 cents to 81 80
each, furnished at The shortest notice. and upon
as reasonable terms as any other establish ment
west OF New York.
by the assistance Of Mr.. J. d. Beckwilh, who
has been extensively engaged in the manufacture
ing # Window Shades in New YORK city, he Is
prepared to execute all kinds Of
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
aasuPply OF which will he kept constantly on hand,
at prices varying from - to $50 per pair All
persons visiting the city are requested to call and
examine specimens
Also, Military and Civic Banners, Screens and
Portraits painted 20 order.
AcCordions tuned and repaired.
Chicago, June 30, IS47-ly5jtnl
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
s.. d. CHyIDS.

ERgrarer-75 Lake Street. Chicago. Illinois. a
few doors east of the fremont House, over /
Speer's, JeweIer.
Drawings and Engravings of Buildings and
Machinery, cuts for Books. Hand Bills, Show
Bills, &c Seals for county officers, Notary Pub
lies, or Letters. Marking silrer-ware. iewelry
and all other kinds of marking Stenss for mask
ing bags, barrels. &c done cheaper than in any
other place IN the city. Aiphah bets for sale at SO
cens. Door plates furnished 10 order. of various
styles and patterns. July. I647-n3 lySS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-08-18
SIIERIEE, = SAFE

I1Y virtue of writ Of alias Fl. ia. issued out ct
- .hc district court in ard for the county of
Racine and to me directed, | have levied upon
aud seized he tl!owIug described property, to
wi :-The e hi OF the Ill qrof sec | 5 tn 2rorth
OF range % e. containing ahont 20 acres; the hf
OF the north west or of sec -, town ., north of
range % @, except about acres. on the south
side, containing about - acres the fri or Of
section - town , n of range % containing a
bout 10 acres; which shall expose for sale to
the highest bidder. at the court house in Racine
on Thursday the 10Th day of September mex at
n \