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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-30

by land. His notes were unfortunately taken IN CIPHER
and by his death, are, told, lost to the world"
'Fanny Mason" followed by passed midshipman Auick,
in the Fanny Skinner" while Lieut. Dale, with his
friendly Bedouns, and few Others accompanied the
baggage and stores by land for necessary 10 carry
provisions along. After separating the morning, the
parties OF each other uali they met at
night
With an hours pull the two boats stopped to fill their
Rum-elasc water-breakers This accomplished, the
party resumed their oars, and led to expect the
close proximity OF the Dead sea, from f9tid odor; but
this was traced to two sreamets strongly impregnaed
with sulphur. The Dead sea- however soon burst upon
their view into which the little boats bounded with
northwest gale
The water of the river sweet TO within few hun
bred yards of its mouth. The waters of the sea were
devoid of smell, but they bitter salt and neauseous
"As we rounded to the westward" writes Lieut..
Lynch, 'the agitated presented sheet of oaming
brine The spray separating as II fell lett ncrustatons
of salt upon faces and clothes, and while caused
pricking sensation wherever it touched the skin was
above all exceedingly painful TO the eyes
1.-The boats heavily laden, struggled suggshy at first,
but when the wind freshened TO gale, il seemed if
the bows, dense the water, encounterng the
sedge hammers of the Ttans, instead OF the opposing
waves OF an angry sea
AT the expiration Of an hour and half, we were
ariven lar to eeward, and compelled to bear away
Tor the shore When we were near TO ii, and while
WAS weiRning the practcabilty OF landing the boats
thfoush inc suri the wind suddenly ceased and with
me sea iapoy ei the ponderous quality of the water
ceased 10 act Within five minutes there was pertec
calm, and the sea was unmoved even bv unduation Al
s, p. M, weary and exhausted, reached place of
rendezvous upon the northwest shore f "
The three succeeding days devoted n sound;ng
Resting Easter Sunday the party resumed on,ro
lions the next day. making Typographical sketches as
they went, and touching at copous stream issuing from
hot springs, and the mouth of the river Anon of Aniou
Y They proceeded thence by degrees 10 the southern
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
HEN 10 AccEPr NY nEARrFEIr THINKS.

THEN TO ACCEPT NY HEARTFELT THANKS.
Concluding that this nomination, LIKE ALL 9TH
Frs WHICH l HAVE HAD THE HONOR OF RECEIVING
FROM asscmbIages of my fellow citizens in various
parts oithe Union, has been GENEROUSLY offered me.
WITHOUT PLEDGES OR CONDITIONS IT Is THANKFULLY
ACCEPTED; and beg you to my friends, in
whose behalf yol are acting, that should it be my
lot to fill the Office for which have thus been noni-
mated, it shall be my uuceasng effort, in the dis
charge Of its responsible duties give satisfaction
to my countyyme1
With the assurance ofmy high esteem, | have
the honor to be, your obcdient ee want.
Z.TAYLOR.
To w. b. PRINGLE Esq
Not word does lie say. On the contrary for
the honor which has teen conferred, of re-
posing in him tho trust Of slavery extension, he is
profoundly grateful. Is il any wonder that The
wings Of the free States revolt. They cannot help
it, The issue is here fairy presented 10 them eth
to repudiae all their professions of freedom, or
to rcpudiate Gen. Taylor They have taken the
only course which honest men can take-they
have done the latter.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
Arr.slol Ansl,h Ss,ssrirn.

Erom tn, +. .utlu Eltc'udus JuulLut, Aug Ii
Shortly after Mr.. O'Brjcn VAS lodged in
HE brlucW eli. and Wiic the tram vas he
my got m readiness. Major General McDo
maid accompanied by Capt. Fnzmaurce,
arrived There; and conversation took place
IN the course of which Mr.. o Brltn IN reply
10 a question rs to what he wanted or de
SIRED ia the proceedings hc had taken, sand,
" wanted to be a cltzen ola free country,
and desired lhl! my fellow counlrymcn
should bc happy and prosperous Instead OF
living under such tyranny as YOU are now
administering.
General Nj Donaid-and what could sou
have been!
Mr.. O'Brien jocoscly)-Ilad succeed
ed would have been General like you
General McDOnad-A General like me-
| never was rebel was always true
man; fought for my King and country
"A General like lie. indeed!
At ten o lock, all being IN readiness
Mr.. O Brcn was removed on car from
thu brideweIl to the station. The General
sat or the same side with him, Messrs. Gore
Jones, and Filzmaurice on the other. There
was good number of people collected
along the way but no attempt was made tc
rescue the prisoner. The women cried
bitterly, and several times cursed the PEG
pie for their coward,cc. One of them eX
claimed, oh, good God, VIII any one helr
me before we let him go. Mr.. O Brlen
who seemed unmoved before then, SAID
And has 1t come TO this ; Is there not
even a word OF sympathy from those who
see me going State prisoner! | wanted tc
90 to Limerick to see my family i'll could.
They Will hang me and transport three OF
four Others. and Ireland will become quie
again; butt have done my duly, and The
people have not done theirs. was toll
they would come to me from Waterford
Kilkenny, Thurles, Cashel, CIonmel, ant
and all Inc country about; but that has no
been the case, have been deserted. lie
things now take their COURSE On arrl
wing at their station MIR O'Brlen was pla
ced in . first classed carriage, with Sub-ln
spector Bracken, Captain Fllsmaurlce, th'
Generals ald-de~camp, and two police con
stables, and having been ordered not tospeaI
or move on pain of instant death, the tran
proceeded to Dublin at a rapid speed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
FAMILY OINTMENT.

StLOAN'S OINTMENT is row universally
> acknowledged to be an In'alhbe remedy IN
every case where j: has been faithfully app led to
the human system, tor promoting in>enstbte FER
spjraton, dtuw.ng out the iniia mma'lon from a
wound, relieving pam OF every kind and IN ITS
healing Qualities I he world does rot produce
its equal. and the pnhlic pronouncesit the oh"a
&c, and best family Ointment that has ever been
used. All diseases oi the Flesh, Oh,uR'ie ii
Gers. Old Sores, Chibans, Sore Throa', Burns
GUS, Cutauc US Eruption, Sore Nipple, sor"
Breast. diseases OF the Eye. Ague IN The tnce,
Rheumatic Pains. contracted Cords. tain, III the
back, side and the other parts Of The system,
Boil~ Ulcers fcs ID Head, Bruises, fresh wounds
and every k,Ld ct sore containing the least pariI-
cic of inflammation are permanently cured by
this eat remedy.
sod wholesale and retail by w. B. Sloan, &c
neral Agent, American Temperance Bindings
Chicago. Sold al 0 10y +. ROBINSON, South
port. March. ls49--iy S?5n37
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

we undersigned having been app,in ed by
the Ju &c OF ErJ bate tor the county IF Ra-
enc. commissioners 10 receive, cxanIiur ana nd
iu>t all claims and demands that may be exhibit
81 against ~ 2 estate OF David Blush ir Ia,e oT
SIutiJ 'rr. n aud couny. deceased. and ais, an
.lams AMI demtrds III II may b. exh,.,t4I in off
ST the elo, from al! persons, will me- Tor "a d
OnTpos' al Inc o.tice OF J. b Jiison, isq il
aid Southport, on the Both day'ot Sep mbe,.and
- and Sd DAYS of October. A ID. lao. from q
o'clock y. NJ. 10 5 O'clock z. VI. on "a h Of .aid
avs. JOSEPH V. QUARLFS
GEORGE BENAET,
Southport Sept. < Isis an C,,,n,,. r.ro
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
MLANE'o VERAIlFUGE.

More testimony. Mr.. Jonathan Hogblndn, OF
W1sG UGlOu, Yak CO. Ia. wHtes - loiiuws 20
htud y Co II nave solC all the e.lnttuge YOU
sen. me aud wish d new supply mi.nrdiatcly. /
eOuid have sold great deaI uivIe n n,d nld Il
on hand. Inc people mere aiter ,ry.ug all u.heI
neuIclncs tor worms say tuat noe h equal 10
Dr.. NJ Lanr termuuge
FOR sale Wholesale dnd retail by p. p. 6 RkENL
and SAW ER a co, southport ). johnson u
60. and r. w De Gerard Il Co, RACINE, Henry
Hess and A. + CLARKE. Milwaukee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08

The imp ovenast ~ me complexion caused
by The use ui Dr Osguod India CuoIa gogue i.
one al the pronHnrhl ties OF - healthy aclIou
upon lie nlIdry or.tus. Inc dpyear-nce OF The
shin drho,es ~ II gna>n certainly ne L nI'uou
OF lie LIVER, rspc, Tally II lie drram IeuIeut OF lns
organ has neem OF long sttnIrns. /; Is d maI,rr
oi COMMON Ou>ervdt:0t. that ~ stern aud Sou Il
ern EItn carry ia tHrIr tOuntru1ncrs HE MARKS
VI their residence, rom the dIinJsi unNersaI e.
iecl oil a bilious climate upon lne liver. ana IA 70
This organ upon the complexion.
For sac al Noulhp0rL. " .aMAer. 8 co
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
AGENTS W anren-
50

81 Sp@ to ose ss"n IN d %s% 0 f eo a19
"ese era States. The best assurances ill lie rive
mat each one can with cash capital OF from So
10 s~JO, make in one year from $3.50, to $500
clear profit.
We don't want you take our word for il, lui
call and see Tor youfsehes.
In order TO Obtain a foil description of,fe bust
ness and mode cooperation, peIson.l app catson is
Necessary. W. b. SLOAN.
No. 40 Lake 81 Chcaeo.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
Aug. 18th, Io4S

The business is now carried on at the old
stand rhs Mansion Iiousel b the subscriber,
who tenders his thanks to the public for the pat
ronage he has received, aud hopes, by ATTENTION
10 business, TO meet a continuance Of pnhll, fa.
vors. d. b. PICKER
Southport. August II. I7;S rs
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
NJ AR RIED
In Southport, on the 3lst uIt., by the Rev. Mr.
Hanson, MIR. Charles Bryant to Mrs. Martha PAM
THE DIFFERENCE

Inc ordinary o'ntu.ents AMI hneaments, il Is
well known are sever and par Ial IN ihe opera
tIon- Sloan O:nt,Hrnt Is mild YET thorough
II reaches anu removes the cause, henrr II gives
real and permanent rellef. For purity, mlltuess
safety, certainty, and tnOr0ughness, Sioau's unt
meal eXceis. aud is Rapidly sGpersreIng ali other
Oin'urn. IS aud LiuduI ms .ow IN use
Sre nQVtrIIa me ~.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
DIR. BE.7CH s AMERICAS pR.AC-
TTSE, &. F3lT/IT pBJ-NJJ

I y lis great medical work, DR.. Beach remarks.
I"l have spared neither pans nor expense to ac-
Qulrt knowledge OF the practice of tn, IposI no
tel physicians, retaining from each every thing
which maze proved by experience 10 be usefui
have not hou Iht II beneath NE to converse yith
root and Indian doctors, aud any other persons
who have probe 10 possess any valuable rem,
edy, or day improved method ltreating disease -
For a full description OF DR.. Beach Book and
Medicines, see Pamphlet, which may be obtained
gratis at all places where the medicines are for
sale. The American Practice and Family Pby.
cidn will be found at the same places: and +!
you wish TO know what your disease is in all ca.
ses, what treatment to pursue. how TO administer
the medicines IN difficult and dangerous cases ~
all means proc ure the Book, and YOU will moi fail
to find i. superior TO nine -tenths of the PHYSICIANS
you can employ. saving of time health :f. and
hundreds OF dollars. Iou viii woader ho,, Won
could have lived so long without it, and Won v.ill
regard it 40 invaluable treasure to Yourselves
and families; being written in plain and simoIe
style, ineligible to all classps-aud especiaIlv
intended for the common PEG IT,.
BEACHES MEDICINES
Unlike th use patent medicines which claim ny
one thing cure all diseas es-each preparation
is particularly designed to cure some specific 3D.
iopatLic complaint, with its sympton.at!c afec
tons.
Dr. Bcach'S Practise and Medicines.
w. b. SLOAN, American Temperance Build
ings, Chicago Illinois, General Ageu for the sale
of DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines in Illinois.
Indiana and Wisconsin, to whom all orders must
be addressed POST PAID.
Forsalc by +. ROBINSON .Drugqist, Southport
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

NOTICE l. hereby glYeE that The undersigned
~ administrator aud administrative OF the es-
t4le OF Cyrus Damon, deceased; by virtue of an
order OF the Probate Court OF the county OF R4-
cine and State ot WIS, on>In, viii sci. al pubic
and State aforesaid, on Monday he Gin day o.
OCTOBER, y. ID Io4o. al , clock r. NJ. OF SAID
day, all OF the 4 flowing described pieces ana
parcels OF land, TO vii About twenty TOUR and
one eighth ~ l-c) acres of land, beng the home
stead situated on the town line road leading est
from the village o. Southport, except the follow
Ing described piece OF itnd set o. as the widow :
40 yer, w. Commencing at STAKE SIXTY i6uN
irei east nom lie noItI west CClLer Il The
above mentioned twenty feur ana one c ghlh
4 - acres al land oH the Town line road -
thence WnWng east on sad road r}tv tour { 81 :
,ett 10 a stake thence due south sixteen IuJ
RODS 10 a stake . thence west " iour 81 tset;
hence aoyih to The place OF beginning Iucludiu :
NV e.Iing house ana ouibuidiags ,herrou situated
the reveIs onary night OF winch last described
piece 0! land Viii be sod. Also thirty three 33
! ice; Il BLOCK seven l. in the south east quarter
| OF section thirty one 81 commencing eighty
| eight CO. let east of The south west C0FRer O
sad block ionung on York street with house
thereon, Also he Undivided o8e hail OF tuItty
hTee \oS) iect IN he sine block Greedy aa-
HcJoung lie same VAN house thereon. Also
some notes and aeCounls due sad Damon. Al
It tIe above real estate oetng ia the tow u
southport. Racn county, sta;e OF Wisconsin
/ Term casa SAMUEL HALE. AdminIslralor
ELIZABETH DAMON, Administrators
Daeu >OUihpOTi, Sept b. 1915. sui
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
.TOsEN EEKINS.
CLOCK ard WATCH MAKER.

NTOULD respectfully inform the c.'7rns 0!
w SourtI prt ana lis Niclnl'y. that b" Jus.
c,ei,cd Wv 1eod and sci. selected a-@oi ina"ni
ofJEWELRI. containing theioIIowln- eIir.es:
An kinds Of Breast pIn-, Finger Rings,
Rracr;ets. Tbimblcs. Ear Rnas,
Lo,kets. Geld and silver Pens and Pencils,
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Cha rs.
God and silver Lever, LeP5ne y NerticieW alches,
Gold, silver and Steel Spectacles.
steel Beads, Clasps and Tasse}s. Razor and Ra-
zor s,rops, Penknives and Scissors. Silver,
Shell and Horn Combs, silver and German
Silver spoons. Plated ard Britannia WaIe.
Accordeons Cloh Too'h. and Hair Brushes.
Fans. Purses, Pocket Books. Violin and Violin
Strings; Eight day and 1hirty hour Clocks
Toys, nd many orher things too numerous u
mention.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. JFWFLRY, &c,
| carefully repaired and warranted. Cash pad io
old Gold and Silver.
Nav 1913 -n17tf.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
TIE BEST uOFSE MEDICINE IN I He
WORLD.
SLOAN'E 0iNTNENT,
.4ND CONDITION POUDER.

II v CO4N m wv 4 VIZ ]'J<t'
II He Ointment l. a" lntolIhie remedy tor itor-
! sr-, Cattle. and other Domestic animals, IN
the following diseases:
Frr.h Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Spavins,
Eruis,s Cracked iterls, EugLours,
Wind Calls, Pole lyil, GaIious,
SunyruS, Sweeney, II,tnia,
Si,tast StrnInS Lamencss,
sand Crack, Founicred feet, Monse,
Scratches O., Grease Horn Di-iemper.
The Powder ha~ hecn found by long experience
70 he i.Ay usefuI Tor the Of The various dis.
eases to which h rsrs and cattle are su'J e. VIZ:
D,s'empcr. bloodhound, Lo~, otappcutr. Inward
s,rains, Yellow water, Inflammation OF the Ives,
Fatigue from hard exercise. Also, Rheumatis NJ,
Commonly called Suti Complaint which proves
50 fq,al to many valuable horses IN the country.
II - also a safe and certain remedy tor coughs
and colds, which generate 50 MANY fatal Diseases
Grand Depot 80 Lake st, Chicago
Forsale by ROBINSON Southport
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
RACINf. DISTRICT COURT.

Ielt-ou iOI Di'olIo'
Ange'ine Parkhurst. !
nN motion OF f. 5 Lowell. Solicitor for The
" Petitioner. 1t IS ORDERED that this cause be set
down for heating on tne s'xlhday q November
newt. at the CourI House - kae1 &c, N me conh
~ Of Racine, and terrisory OF Wisconsin, and
mat Oscar +. Daaa Re and IS hereby appoint
ed Snec,al Commissioners TO take restim ony IN
Ibis cause fyr either party at his Office 10 South
porl IN said comfy on he forth day Of Novem-
her next an a comm : .coto be us"d on the
hearing Of this cause; and THAT net'ce OF h"ng
The Petition Of This cause end OF the tine OF
be.riny he uivan 10 the defendant by publishing
this order in the Southport Tee Faph published
At Southport for SIX successive weeks. The hgst
! publication 10 be made At least ninsly days be
( tore the 6ay Of hearing Aforesaid
! Aues.. ALBERT :. KNIGHT, Register
| =. :. LOWELL, Solicitor tor e'tioner. 6it
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
sLOAN'S VALUABLE NEW WORK ON
HORSES.
THE COMPLETE FARRlER,
OR HORSE UOCTOR.

PRICE ONLY TU-ENTEFITE CENTS,
THIS celebrated WORK although Il IS sold al 50
cheap rate is tie best one ever published on me
Diseases Of Horse. 1t is written in plain language,
thai every BODY can understand, and the directions
ror tbe treatment Of diseased horses minute
as no. to be mistaken by tie most ohtase among
os'crs
Persons wanting sogls COPY Of this work,
NAV carefully enclosc = cent piece n n halt a
sheet OF writing paper The postage on the work
viii be orly cents to any port OF the United
S.,,es Address " E. SLOAN.
NJ 90 Lake street Chicago
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
DTESlE.

TIVE Partner hlp her eto ore existing under,b.
l. name an1 style OF Pecker & Alien is t!.;5
day dissolved by mutual consent Mr. d. Is.
Pecker Is authorized to receive al demands due
ard settle all ella inns against tn late firm.
Signed, ID. -, PECkER
ALN AREN ALLEN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
LOW PRICES.

'EAkEN UP by the subscriber on the I4rh
4 inst sorrei mare, OF medi nm height, nine
or ten years old, having an enlargement on the
near hind leg at the ieIIock Joint r'he owner
Ia requested TO prove property, pay chlr,cs and
take II away. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Whed land. Aug. IA ISI4 a.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08

II Gen. Tayor's South Carolina letter. was SUCH
an excellent thing, and 50 wise aGl pair Otto, and
- wing W,'aai, Nill tie NilAauNce Scajne. tell
Us how the Albany wings come 10 make such a
d'0ce OF mistake over H. and treat II precisely IS
81 II were the very opposite o; all thus. An early
solution Of the difficulty Is desired.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08

The Milwaukee Sentinel speaks of a vote taken
on board the steamer Griffith, on her last upward
trip, where Taylor as usual, had about ta to one
over all others. We have the authority of rassen.
ger for saying that no such vote was taken. The
Sentinel speaks OF vote on the Niagara, where
Taylor had rs: Cass, 40; Van Buren,, 81. We
have the authority oil passenger Tor saying, that
notwithstanding the passengers principally
from the south and tie hands OF the boat voted Tor
Taylor, his vote was IS Instead OF rs: and the 40
votes we.e for Van Buen and the u Tor Cas- Ii
the sentinel wishes It's steamboat votes 10 count
any thing, II mnst stick to tie truth But we " III
agree IL all steamboat and raj road, and HIGHWAY
voting, 10 give the wings three one an then beat
them 10 Gedln al the polls. Tor about that proper
ton o; Wings 10 Democrats, die usually on the
wing. l. tie ste4 uIbolt voting thus lar means any
thing. II Is that Van BuIen viii be tr.unphantly
elected
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08

yXTARRANTEE, Mortg. &c and Q'it Claim
w Deeds Bonds. Summons. Executions, W ar
rants, Venires and SHhpGnss. Tor sale Of
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
Pleasant Prairie, Sep, {, iolo.

TNAkEN UP by the subscriber, on the Isl q ay
/ ot September, a grey mare, heavy boded,
or years old, and Gay horse, with star on
The torei cad about the sue of dollar, blemlsh
IN his hind unc.e, both switch taiIs. The owners
will please CALL prove property, pay charges, and
take them away JOHN FkNELON.
Southport Sept 4, .S4S. ltll
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
he wears ne VII IeT You 'hat he bought II II
Waile'S Cheap cash ClOlhin. Store
In Southport, for the INCREDIBLE
LOW Price OF $500!

and cut and made at mis- establishment where
he constantly keeps number Of competent work
men, perfect masters Of their art Then com
one, come all, for there are
FEW MORE LEFT OF TIE SANE SORT
Manufactured IN Southport, and warranted new
er To r,p. Farmers. viii YOU pay your mouey and
hl4h prices for that clio hing ,hat is = fujtering
IN The breeze, after one or TWO days wear OF
miserable material, and st more miserable
maze, or do you WaIt an article worth double IN
the materi. |, double IN TIE make, and
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
More Helm!

1--WE are authorised by Warren Chase the Sc
nator IN our Legislature, from the 18th district, to
announce him as on the stump for Van Buren, and
Adams lie has heretofore been for Cass Mr.
Chase wrItcs@us lom Ceresco as follows: We
had meeting here to-day in the rain; over 900
present besides our folks, and only one Cass man!
have scarcely seen a regular, since my return
We shall give out Of 10 OF the votes in the sever
al towns about here for Van. You may count on
majority in Marquette, Winnebago, and Fond du
Lac and We shall reach some further, There is an
universal ferment. We have appointed a circle Of
meetings, and shall make up for lost time Mr..
Chase, is most valuable accession to our cause,
and wherever he moves in the work ii will tell.
IJ-We notice that the free SOIL meeting al &c
resco was addressed by Doughrry and Hall, both
Whg members of the Legislature. And vet the
Milwaukee Sentinel tries 10 convince its readers
there is no boiling among the whig,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08

Ieruty Surrevcr. Resrdence 10 Brighton, two
miles ~.,' :. h. 4 Pr.f.'s 81 :Ae E-y,;rg.co
rc,-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
ONE EEAE.F GEzEAEsERs!!

Then buy OF WAITE, and when YOU have
worn it long and tallh uIIy, hahd II down to pos
terlly, or IN future years. while sealed by your
snug tire side with your Grand and Great Grand
Children around, de>cant elo lurntIy upon The tr,
ais ana rewards OF the early settlers OF Wisconsin,
when t'tEat old coat was new