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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21
CABINET EIrR NITI-RE-

e@aN ID * 4. l.. JACOBUS, having re-
Mn moved their Wareroom 10 I73 Lake
I'M street, Masonic Hall Buildings. are
Szs-F-9 now manufacturing and intend TO
EN keep on hand good and extensive
an assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
a can be found west of New York city, consisting
in part of So as, Ouomans, Mahogany and Com
mon Chairs; Centre, Card and Dining Tables
Bureaus, Bee steads, Looking Glasses and in fact
every thing cessary for furnishing house in any
style needed.
Citizens and strangers are Invited to call and
examine their stock, at their new rooms, which
VIII be sold ( 5 reasonably as can be desired.
d. Il \. l.. JACOBUS,
l73 Lake 81. Masonic Hall Buildings.
June 30-uISIt.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

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cjn9 is invaluable Tor all of tie delicate d.seas
TO which women ard subject.
It braces the whole system, rcneus reruanra,
Is the natural energies, nv removing rhe impuri
ties the BODY, no: 50 far stimulating the system
as,o 3rodure il subsequent relaxation. which j.
Tie ease 81 most ,IIciies IA for female weak
ness and disease.
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21
HUTTON LINE.

an Property on the Erie Conol insured.
This Line composed Of 30 first class Canal Pas
Sd &c ami Freight beats, IS prepared, on The open
ia Of navi CATION, 70 forward Merchandise, Furni
turc aud passengers from New York, Troy and
Albany, 10 Buffalo. OF any other place West, and
Produce to any point last, with promPtness and
despatch.
Merchandise shipped by Steamers, Propeers or
Vessels on tue Lakes as directed.
Mark all packages Fulton Line, and ship by
Troy and Erie Line Of Iron tow boats dally-Sua
days excepted--CoenGes slip, New York.
PRoPRiEToRs
Ward & Co. 10 Central Wharf Buffalo.
c. /. Brace & Co. corner OF Congress and River
streets, Troy.
Augustus CoIson, = Coenties sip, \. York.
AGENT.
c. l. Hu,chirs son y CO. Southport, w. T.
Sears s, Grifffh's Line Of Steam and Sal
Vessels on the Lakes.
Didmand Line on Ohio Canal.
PiHsJmgh and Cleveland Line Of Steam
and Canal Bouts on the Pennsylvania
and Ohio CGna{s and Rirers.
Smith Bronson &. Co.'S Line on UaJash
and Eric and NiGnti Canals
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

JEBb Elm.
consisting of Cameo Pms ard Bracelets Stone and
Mourning Pins and Bracelets Finger Rings OF ali
kinds Gold Gaard, Fob and Vest Chains &c &c
GOLD and Sircr Legcr & Lapiae Patches:
DAY. 80 HouR kND ALARM Bass CLOCKS
Gold and silyerpeus and pencils. gold. silver, Ger
man silver and stce. spcctaces razors- knives scis-
Sar>- s.sei beads, &c, Sc.
Glra"do.cs Lamps Plated and Britannia Casters.
best Britannia ware. thermometers, telescopes. ac-
coriions, writing cases; tooth. hair and clothes
brushes chess board and men
be trade supplied with watch materials at New
Iork prices
Clocks, Watches and Jewclry made repaired and
warranted 70 tc done N the best manner.
Cash pad Tor oid gold and silver
Chicaga. ju.y lSi--n3S5m5
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. ID. CH[LUS.

Enrrarer-75 Lake Street Chicago, Illinois,
few doors east of the fremont House, over /.
Speer's, Jeweler.
Drawings and Engrsvings of Buildings and
Machinery, cuts for Books, Hand Bills, Show
Bills, &c. Seals for county officers Notary Pub
lies. or Letters. Marking sjIver-ware. jewelry
and all other kinds ofmarklng. Sten5s for mark
ing bags. barrels, SC, done cheaper than in any
other place in the city. Alphahets for sale at 80
cears. Door plates furnished order Of various
styles and patterns. July, lS47-n3lySS
II. CADWELL'S BRASS FOUNDRY
RQad9i5d street near Fraati5n.
Brass castings of ali kinds made 10 order Also
finishing and fitting mp all kinds OF brass work
Copper rivcts. spelter soder, gun moanting>, con
sraat!y on hand hand. Also small bells from one
to two hundred lbs. Chicago July 2S-n5-Gm
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

tJ-eA, Sign, and nOUsJ Painter, Glider and
GIiZicr, &C. Sc. ,0a.hp0r,, u. T.
5'ShcD on Main street. opposite the Post Office.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21
H. CADWELL'S BRASS FOUNDRY
OEELCLaL NOTICE

lS47, you the petition OF several ctizens
appointed TO the Office OF Time Keeper in and tor
the city OF Chicago. Respectfully,
HENRY B. CLARKE, Civ Clerk.
To JoHy II AKIN, 80 Lake ST., under TIemont
TOHN II. ATKIN. Watch Maker and Jcwelcr,
- would return his grateful thanks to his kind
friends and the public for the very liberal Support
he has received since his commencement in bust
ness at his present location, and hopes by cont n
ue5 attention to merit their further patronage.
Tie has just received by express and steam n
good and fashionable assortment OF Gold aud Sill
Yer Watches, Chains and Seals. Gold and Silver
5 Fectac!cs, Pencils, Silver ware-puic plated
and Britannia Ware, Girandolcs, Needles, and
some good 80 hour and day clocks. and other
articles in his line, all Of which he will sell very
cheap fer cash.
~ b. Particular and personal attention paid to
all kinds Of Watch and Clock repairing -Th-
correct time kept a; - Lake s..
Chicago, June 30, -H.-iynl9dt
LOOKING GLASS SATISFACTORY.
TINE subscriber. agent for Lawson Anucscv.
L o. Albany. \. Y, respectfully informs the ci-
uzans OF Chicago thar he has taken the premises
l5i, Lake street, for the purpose OF manufacture
lng Looking Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames.
and transa' ting general business appertainng to
all branches OF the above department
Pdntnn, prints, &c. cleaned and vanished Oh
shor; notice, and on reasonable terms,
\ share tpUbHc patronage Is respectfully soil
clted. THOS Il. FERRIS.
Chicago, June so, 1917 -iySdtal
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
WALKER & HALL,

FH!SICIAHS and NuPgGOnS,
Oifce in the Basement OF Dr. Walker dwelling
mouse, where they may at oil times be profess
s!onaIIH consulted.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

L'OR SALE.-Onc and one and haltharrel
L 'auIdTon hetiies, BY l.. Balm
SouthPor', Sept IS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-21

TRY GOODS, Groceries, Nails, Glass, Sash,
- Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Has and Caps.
Oils and Paints. together with every style and
variety OF goods usually found in Western Store,
and which the subscriber pledges himself to SELL
as Low for CASH or PRODUCE any House in the
village. nov@5 G. {. MANNEl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
LIveroool Nrnrket....M March 81.

There xas an i'm proved demand for sUGAR at The bsgs
nug tho weak b1- within -hs i-s. two days ewing 10
ne oil accounts London u has sgbsidsi and
make. rather elssf barely sdppOrtnk zst weeks
prices Ths demand Tor COFFEE Is almost sCtirsy
p.a1.d TIE sales Of tho under D ties Jsa a.
ca IlU tees Carolina RICE sod AZ 10 % 8s ID There
ong been itsd dsulauG f0T kUs tns trade not 5siss
incl led " pgbch-se bsyOLd thsif Immediate ~ants
TIE Tes ulsrset fen.Is v.ry Inactive for nearly ..
kini Il bs1k Tea, snd ~ sdec sAl-s lower would
hsvs b. taken with the PfOn " tho seod gld zee
Mor4Ius CongOgs, Whlch sss3le improved prc
IN Greens Transactions % 1ots.
10 DJsOois very little basasss has oesz coue, ID
chic being 80 tons SsyAnia Fas A. q 70 Is
Cd pei from the quay NO sses sgoGsd rdrssouae
Tar Sofss few parcels Of American Rosa sold - pre-
yicus prices The demand fer Pot and Pearl
limited aud small saies made 81 3s for the former
aud iOs o f f0r ths s-r aesc, n.Ou Low prces have
inoaesd Improved demand for Seeds, Tbs sales Of
rrsnch red Clygsfss,d roach about 100 "a ens
~ 81, To- ss. years Import and Ga . 81. Tor ls
Of Anlcsn ~ 8bs sGg ~ hhds are reported A. S5s ior
ordinary 70 5o FOR pretty good red small OF German
white have also been tAksu a. is "a fjs per cwf al
dusg paid About - Liasesd O.isaks brought 81
PER ton
sky ous Of Psersburg clean Hsmp brought s3; 200
bales Mani IA Sjl and 80 bales Amsriesn cerot "a
per Iaov is de.rsr again ths week So bsiog tue
current price far Pctersbars Y q 2Ja cAsks South me
rlsan s1 einesda5 10 or iufaror lD % - 81
ifi fec g-.ty. h4t re -l-dzy Oh a. aui Id
0Frf sd sks Nlfth --Issn 70 Sic fd % 81 esi
cst Ansaal Lad lsl bssl bold gsly .zulArrsfet
il i4sl.lce 40 reduction Of g. Be- but lhs dec
spoE Ss whole sAIy IS ~ % PEI eTI sasas tue wsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Military PrerarntIon-.

Thirty thousand Russians are concentrated on
the frontier Of Galicia, some leagues from Crscow
so. 900 Russians occupy Russian Poland. Warsaw
has a garrison Of 20 900 men. The Russian guard
Is already in great part its way for the frontier
Of tue Duchy of Posen reserves have been called
from the interior and the corps stationed on the
side of Odessa and toward Turkey have received
orders TO send $4,000 men toward 6alics. To
tnis news We may add that tie army OF the eau
casus Is also going 20 DC diminished and that Il
as received orders % remain altogether on the
defensive. Schsmyl has organized post Office
service with CoustantinOpls. in order 70 know what
passes il Europe. His object IS - assume the Of
t-Bslve a. SOU sS hostiliiiss shall have commenced
Do Poland IL must not be forgotten that rom
90 900 70 so. 600 Poles are Ia the Caucasus. The
GovernraenE "a not tranquil as - what may take
place in Soulhers Russia the COssacks who are
there support with great regret the severe rule OF
the Gear. IL the Kingdom OF Cassn a secret fer
meLt2ti0n prevails. THIS kingdom situated be-
tween the White Sea- the UrAl Mountains and the
Wolga, Is Inhabited by 100000 Tariars, who
heartily dislike the iron yoke which presses on
them.
We read in letter Of the 18th from St. Peters
burg 70 the Augsburg GG-efte.
The events g. Pan. have been known here only ten
days, -Ie sfsaeY sFelJ hing assumes Saks appear
anee. Al The sold fuTlsush called on 20 DIN
eir corps ~ Aprl 18th The recruiting Is tllshed
.nd aids reimbursement vt 5c0soO men % tne army
u FsooAbs that beofe the cad VI APnl part u sns
army VIII - coae-ltlssl 10 southern Poland, 90 he
ll1r ot : ss Bohemia The Guard will ss1 FOL
~, tne Emperor lsF few days $50 cln {rsggl-ted
ne tihcSfs g ln= approaching csMf.lgl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
AUSTRIA.
IN Amnesty Proclaimed.


The following proclamation was issued on the
22d:
We Ferdiusld By the srac- Of God Emperor Of Aus
tf. Kug OF Huussry Boreu.is, Se &C 10 odef 10 ave
oar faithful suhlscts farther proof " our coludenee sLa
I'D convince lhsm how srraty ae dis3osed 10 snow
favor even To- tho sTns, have resolved ~ MAKE use OF
oar imperial zGtva and 10 adopt the feso
I1ton. ESQ slly u regard 20 Kingdom VI baieia
and L.doesria als1 Lefba rdo- Neuetsn Kingdom .
All individuals II the civic h0dy the kius CONS VI
a.. icA and LadOnens. inc udng The cifcs of Crsc"w
. Ia Do flmhardo suetian Kingdom, Tho snail IA. .
been rl tiis a1d now under Ia penalty o punish
mslt fr .h breach of The Internal prase OF
the STATE fra rave the r-mtllng term oi thcf put'u-
f-nt rstd 900 ~ sr - heJ Doc also amena1le 10
Tine law q ttsr crimes in regard TO c insis lfrsssi
y s cour5 of thr rad KIM dtms buf haFr uf frt been
defrte irdssd a farther proceed a. sha be dropped
AID no farther iHv-sfe aron Or similar oueLsss "hcn
may have preceded this imperial resou"n shat D.
pursusd NotvithstarGlrg al individual m-nl'n"a IA
fhe first clauses hs b- Immediately tas5n %
yonl tue frontiers u kingdoms, u they bs gn-'
claI psrnHs.on- Those persons % tho s.d sinsdom
who sere concerned ia political nr Euesor csn ~ 'H
ein and been cHuhree 20 another part OF nc
country shall latr the ui enjoyment Of tneif merry
Thole persons eh0 upIn similar frlules nave breu
rnt-ct 1 special Prohibition tha be- released rom me
sam- We confidently expect thst BY This our lmPeiial
4muestr minds II " be qui.tre psaee euo or
der be everywhere restored sld our faithful fup-ot. 'es
ty to love sud loyalty which they have 30 honot
ally maintained divers occasions pven A. cur Pe-
raj kssdshuzry Cry of Nenos March ~ ot8' 10 ns
l4.h year Of our roign, FEROiNAND Here ioio" tho
minister tiguatuIes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
DENMARK.
Movement la -chIeswig and Hoisiein.

On the 18Th OF March the Representatives of
Schleswig and Holstein hel Id meeting in Rensborg
a strongly fortified town on the Elder the northern
boundary of the Duchy OF HOslein,l add resolved
that the Duchy OF Schles wig and the Duchy OF Hol
stein be united. and constitute one independent
state as Schleswig Holsteniree from all allegiance
TO Denmark and free from al Danish influence. On
these tdngs being made known the members Of
tho Town Council of this City assembled and re-
solved that the citizens of Copenhagen should be
called upon to meet that very n'sht 70 determine
me most ehectuRl means OF ayerIins the danger
threatening their country. AT : O'Clock that eve
ming the great hall Of the Casino was filled with
me most respected OF Copenhsgens citizens The
nomentoas occasion having been eloquenty de-
clGred II was unanimously resolved that on the
GLOWING morning al address should be presented
70 the Klag 10 these terms
Most gracious Kiug-rhe advisers whom yosr Males
ty has Inherited your predecessor are not possessed
vi the peoples confidence. ss lille IN Denmark proper As
a Schle.w, ana uoste1. The daily encrosehng Gallant
tou sssats OF their system OF government have necessa
y undermined al belief In their beng possessed o. know
,scge strength 10 tie country. The decisive
with warrior step. The state VIII Be DIS
solved unless your Nsesy without delay surrounds your
hrose with men squs ~ the greS; emergency aud eapa-
be OF impstng 10 The government. al energetic Wll ard
TIE support oi Ias nsuOuHen who cla rescue Denmark
honor, and ay be ouu taon OF the c0untfys fTee3on
Ne mplore y0ar Majesty u force the nation &c dss
p5ratlols sclf-d(icuco"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Disturbance az Copenhagen.
he following etter gives details Of the recep'
A the HoIsteln Domination al COpenhegen.

The following letter gives details OF the recep'
ton Of the Holsteln Deputst0n at Copenhagen:
CorrSHAGtN Msrch a.
We have witnessed n this csptAi day o. ge-t7f
xcieunsut than W ednc1Csy last AZ o'clock IN the
morning the STEAMER bearing ne Denni9t 70 tr~re
awaited them immense assemblsge Of people animated
b. opposite feelings
The mob sxssporsled A. the presumption and inso-
ence this Embassy from The Ducny while lie students
Of our University he'd asseb ed great force expressly
.Hord the protection against anticipated VIC
suce and couusnsnee and support them ia their Per
undertaking
aud hoouog ffom the other, and proceeded under The
escort students and closely pressed upon by The
mob the Hotel Ansetsrre in front and around which
,usuy Thousands had already assembled Here The depu
awaited most patiently The pleasure or me snt on
the subject OF their embassy, until officially informed that
they be admitted audience Of his Majesty,
because Of tho dismissal Of the ministers ano the non
appointment Of theit r ocs. The deputies
q the events Of the day before YeeTcay and
sen petey by surprise proposed returning 81 once
hy the steamer which had conveyed them hiheri but
they prevented by the mob who rushed down % tie
harhor take Of me ship and - prevent the
essape Of ths deputies At the ssme time eou-
siderable portion OF the number proceeded to the
post office, and compelled decisfatien by the
convey mail but that the -ttefs should be dispatched
by special courier. This pledge was responded 20 by
loud huzsas and the mob returned 10 the hotel WHARF
divers Addresaa them urging tks necessity OF I'm
pisouing tho unfortunate objects Of their maevolenee
heu the British consul noby ineposed sad after es'aT
ing The people he would BE- ans~erbo with his head Tor
Tie safety VI the deputies bssough the students 20 sroid
them honorable protection and accompany him and tnem
- his private residence
This appeal was promptly answered; the strangers
conveyed under the escort of their iriends 10 me
house Of tho consul liaued personal security under
the protecting safeguard Of the British has.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Reception OF Polish Patriots.

At Cologne. on the Goth, the news having been
spread that Prince CzartOryski the leader OF the
last Polish revolution, with MM. Chrsnowski, No
Iswski, BysuzonOHEki aud Czspycke BOmin,
had arrived on their journey 90 Poland, an assem-
bly Of 500 or l. 900 men took place almost simults
neOusy, for the purpose Of assuring the prince OF
the sympathy of Germany for Polish nationality.
The meeting bearing the German flag, proceeded
20 the Wiener Gssthof where they met the prince
aud having been addressed by bin, retired with
great cheering.
Prince Czartoryski addressed some parting
words before no left for Poland 10 the Inhabitants
Of Cologne ia which he stated that MS object was
10 establish free Poland-Poland without priyi
eyes. and democratic
From AK Ia Chspee, under date March %, we
learn that the burehers we're assembled Tor Their
meeting this morning. News was brought that
Prince Czartoryski, 9Th several other Poles had
arrived at the station, on their way from Paris 10
Posen. This Tell like all electric spark upon the
assembly All reached the station and offered
their congratulations to the heroes Of freedom and
nationality DR.. Neuellens expressed the ardent
wish Of the burghefs Of AK Ia ChaPelle for the re
st0ration Of Poland.
IAN hail - Poland loudly reschoed as the
train rolled along with the noblshearted champions
ior their country aud Tor liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
WURTEmBURG.

ULN March 9g.--Grest excitement continued 10
prevail here throughout the day. information hSv-
ing been brought 10 the Government by several
couriers that a body Of French rabble, with her
9Th II their head. which report stated amounted
IN 20 OOO had crossed the Rhine, and went com
hitting theft, murder. and incendsrso. The
burshers assembled 10 the afternoon according to
orders. armed with every imaginable weapon
Athalfpsst six ?. the governor has received
orders from Stuttgart Instantly to dispatch al the
cavalry: the whole Of the "a r. simsnI Of infantry
: IN follow II eight O'Clock. The Sd regiment IS
standing in the barracks ready to start at mo-
ment's notice
A grand meeting Of Delegates rom different
parts OF Germany was held al Heidelberg In the
Grand Duchy ol Baden. on the 2eIn inst The
meeting was rather a popular demonstration tnan
d,lberstive council The Assembly was sd-
dressed bv the leading members OF the liberal FAC
ton in mild and energetic language the idea OF a
republic was rejected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
SPAIN.


MADRID. March esterdey NJ Two clocs'
Gan N.rya-z presented himself with the otner mlnstef
iu full uniform, amid crowded aiendAnc7 o, usPttle
All stranger Ia tho Congress and mounting the Nlouat
cad amid deep sileacs. tue following document
Sirtus Of the suthor EAton grated 10 me poFstn
ys.r her Msssys ministers have thought proper 10 re-
commend her Majesty a. measure indlsponsa'Ie oi
the naiutiuancs Of tranquility throughout tue coaey
the tuspsuslor session OF the coesslAtFs poole
10 tho flowng foys decree Attending 70 ths reasons
which nave been before By my Council OF VI nstes
have thought proper 10 exercise on ny royal ptotoss
live eouornaby with the article W 10 Consultation u
suspend the session Of the Cortes-fJ Ia helns
The decree ssd 70 have been produced y Terence
between he ministry aud the majority In tho chan bsr
Tbs latter demanded m)d6caton 10 the sabiust, hlet
would exclude SotomsyOr BeltrAn de La Satorous suo
Bravo Muro Til. he cabinet declined, and suspended
-. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
SCOTLAND.
y.,,., for n. worhIug CIas.e.-TrOop-, &c.

FDNRrReB March - The Patriotic Society
r. moving In The matter OF relieving the unemployed ~
rtrrurrh Trey propose that, Instead OF oets SCI 81
break stones ne usual course o. sucn OCCASIONS 'v''
49,, "A f.na should oe taksn and emp o1 melt si'en IN
ade hus5Sntry so that tie whole " me iun' RAISED ~
ubc benevoence might mol be consumed but portion
cas-. 5s retained 70 be devoted 20 objects Tor I'M
growing me condition of The iao1uns CASES ooe
b. r r.a 10 be put AZ the disposal of tho society Tor
this purpose and 10 is probable that u Will % gone mo-
TEooPs FOR ssorLAND.-ln consequence OF 'ne
recent Disturbances In Edinburgh and GasSew ue'Aeu
reut consisting OF D. non-comissonsd OF, eTs ana gun
ner, will soon en- from ne Royal Arsenal n one Oi
the eith steamers % strengthen the 'wo So
toned al Lsith Fort AMI GLASGOW, under 'he eVnn'"
I'd C,pt j Mccoy ard Capt. : P. TOWNSEND
IMPORTANT FAILUKE.-Nessrs. Gard : 90 tne
wall. rorn engineer, and snp-outsrs in 0reenoekneY'
been Obliged 30 suspend payment. which causes Ssa. o
tress among the working classes As sVV men Ale 49,
man $50 Ooe which will cnch fall upon the 1sde' peop'
q Creeuock.