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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21
MORTGAGES SALE'- Deiaui,having bee,

MORTGAGE SALE Deiauithav;nq besp
4FI made IN the payment of money secured tohs
paid by an lndCniutc OF Mortgage. hearing d.,.
February 4th, in the year OF put ord one thou.
sand eight hundred and forgive (ie45). made
and executed by Abner P Dearborn 20 linn
spring, ard recorded in the office of the Ree.tor
Of Deeds Tor the county of Racine and TerTitor,
% Wisconsin, on the ;wenty-fflh (25h) day a
July IN the yeur $40. in NoIuD,s - Of Mor,g,
geS' on pages 229 and 800. The amour, claimed
oy SAID John Spring, TO De due him on sad Mort
gage, at the time OF the date md firs ,pLI;ca,;or
OF this notice, the OF lortv.two dollars aoS
htty cents (SI2 so. No suit al law or s,u;,y
having been commenced for the recovery Of The
money, or any part thereof, secured by the said
MortgA ee-Pubhc Notice is therefore hereby
gwen, IN pursuance OF the statute in such cas.a
made and provided, aud Of the power of sale cun-
taihed IN NE said Mortgage, that the premises de
scrbcd in said Mortgage, viii be sold AT Pubic
Auction, at the Mansion House in the town oF
Southport, III the county OF acine on the twelfth
ll2thl day OF August next, al ten 40 o clock in
'"R tofenoonn OF that day, To Wit:
'All those certain tracts and parcels Of I,nd
kcoWn and described as follows. 10 w,t. Bk,cl
No. one i containing Two acres of land. Al,o.
s.A'eSh feet OF the west side OF LOT no. two f2) in
block no. fifteen ll5). Also, ffty.two feet ten
n'trs OF Iaad q The west par. of lot no. three (St
n ootk no fifteen (l5). And commencing at
Inc south line OF said lots in block fifteen (Gbi.
running north one hundred ana twen,ronr fIon
eet, beng The south crd SAID 10 S-aj Of said lois
ing and e IN The Tertiary Of Wlscou in. Gu,
d kacne, nd 10 the town Of Rochester and vii
age ct Waterford. situate on the east half of SEQ
len no. th'riyhNe, township no. four, north or
ange no nineteen I9l east in the Milwaukee
land I!strict--a description Of said lands will
more iuiy appear, reference being nnde TO the
ecofded plat OF said village, as altered and sur
eyed by Moses Villas, Deputy County surveyor.
i tie county OF Racine, Territory of Wisconsin
nd recorded m The Recorders Office in said co.
I Racine.
J. T. HILDRETH,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
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Agents w ants a.

IA d Ehtefpnslhg Young men Of good hab:t 5
SVPwanteI TO operate in different parts Of tn e
Western States The best assurances viii lie given
maj each one can with a cash capital of from $50
10 s|"o' make IN one year from $3.50. to 81 900
clear profit.
We don't want you take our word Tor it. but
call and see Tor yourselves
Ia order TO obtain full description ofthe busj
ne's and mode operation, personal appicatson is
necessary. W. B. SLOAN
No 10, Lake St Chicago.
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SLOAN'S VALUABLE NEW WORK on
HORSES
THE COMPLETE FARRlER,
Or HORSE DOCTOR.

PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
THIS celebrated work, although it is sold at so
cheap rate is the best one ever published on the
Diseases of Horses Ii is written in plain language,
that every body can understand and the directions
for the treatment OF diseased horses are so minute
as not to be mistaken BY the most obtuse among
ostlers.
Persons wanting single copy Of this work,
may carefully enclose - cent piece in a half
sheet Of writing paper. The postage the work
will be only 3 cents TO any part OF the United
States Address " B SLOAN
No. 40, Lake street, Chicago.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21

THE CROTON MANUFACTURING co
lOrganiyed under the General Manufacturing
law Of he STATE OF New York;
OFFER at wholesale, IN quantities to suit pur-
~ chasers, al Manufacturers loves, prices for
cash or approved credit.
Paper Haugngs Of every variety Of style ami
prIcr.
Borders to match.
F,re Board Print, IN great variety.
Transparent Window Shades.
Od Painted Window Shades and
Wide Window Curtain Papers,
OF the Latest styles and superior finish, all of
their own manufacture and importation. As
their Stock is large and entirely new, they invite
Merchants, Book sellers, and dealers in these
ticles to call and examine their styles and prize
Whenever they visit he city. Country merchants
can examine this stock from o'clock IN the
morning ul 10 o clock in the evening.
Ne,y York July lS4S 3m4+
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PURE LiDj)RS,

TTNIIE undersigned now oilers for sale in lots
L to suit purchasers the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT or LIQUORS ever
brought INFO this market. In his assortment will
be found the best end purest Brandics, Wines,
and othcr Liquors. All tie above were pur-
chased of the importers directly from the ware
houses OF The Custom House by the subscriber
himself He can therefore with the fullest conf
dcuc, rccomn nd them to the public.
Call at Pomeroy's old stor",o Market street,
two doors eat OF d. Grrcn' : drug store.
THOMAS pRlGTURE.
Sou,hD,rt Iuly 2I lS4S, Jtf
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THE STATE OF FRANCE

Last night brought us full particulars of
the slaughter in Paris, the substance of
which we shall give tomorrow. We give
the following as the latest items of intell-
gence:
& Nine hundred insurgents shotby the troops.
Tn Monday evening five hundred insurgents
who were captured at the Clos St. Lazare
were shot on the spotan four hundred more
Ehe next morning. The struggle had been
incredible, and the military exertions almost
unparalleled.
Decree OF Transportation on the Insur-
gents. The President had proposed to the
Assembly a project of law pronouncing
transportation on all persons taken with
arms in their handswhch had5een adopted
The proposal passed unanimously. The
families of the c0nvicts will be allowed to
go with them.
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
The proceedings of this body, until the
breakout of the Instruction, were prnci-
paIly confined to consideration of the new
constitution, draft of which had been pre-
pared by the committee for presentation
but the sudden, though not unexpected, con-
duct of Ouyrers, had entirely suspended The
regular course of business, and latterly the
time OF the Assembly was entirely devoted
to receiving intelligence of the state of the
city from time to time, and acting as cir
cumstances required. Several DEGREES and
pr0clamalions were passed, bearing princi-
pally on the passing events. 1t was eyi-
dent, however, that party existed amongst
the deputies who sympathized with the IN
surgenls.
On the 18th ult. General I.ebreton, in
very warm speech, charged the " emncnt
men" of the Assembly with culpable 81
Ience in the present state of affairs, and
plainly told them that the investigation of
the committee would tell seriously against
some of them. The feeling of the Assem-
bly, is very strong against the ultra demo
cratic section, who are looked upon as ac-
completes Of the insurgents. The thanks ,
Of the Assembly were voted to General Ca !
yalgnac. General Cavaignac proposed that
the army, the national guard, and guard mo- !.
bile should be included in this vote, which |.
was agreed to. The General restored to the .
assembly the power entrusted TO him. Nj.
hlarlin (du Strasbourg) then proposed the /.
following degree: The Assembly con-
fcrs the executive power on General Ca |.
yagnac, with. the title of the President of /
the Council of Ministers, with authority to
appoint the cabinet"
The following Ministcry have been APP
a
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FOR SALE.

ONE &C the best improved farms in the County.
~ situated GA the town Inc road, five miles
west OF Southport. The buildings aud feuces
40 in lirs, rate order and thero is a good bear
ing orchard on the premises 100 acres under
the pIough, fenced into three lots, and 40 acres
OF timber. As the owner has left farming for
other business the above will be sold at bar
gain. Apply to THOMAS FRACTURE, or to
J uIv ~. lSlS. III J. BOND.
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Invaluable Family Companion.

SIN Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
kyCon>umpton, Asthma, Diseases OF The Heart
and Female Diseases. pa pages. IS engravIngs
Paper 80 cents bound IS cts. Mail to any part
postage g cents.
Shoulder Braces and Cbes, Expanders s.. Mail
10 any part, 81 cents postage Abdominal SIM
por;erS perfect S 10 So, for all Ruptures Falling
Of the Bowels and Womb, ana Weaa Back and
Chest, sent by Express every where For Braces
or Supporters or Rupture Supporters, give height
from head 10 foot. ami circumference Of person next
the surface, just above the hips. Ii Rupture men
ton which side, Agents wanted TOR the sale of the
above goods. Address DR.. ;. 5 FITCH to-
Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb -. lS4S-i4 lvSS
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TO RENE.

THE BRICK STOREin the Village Of Bur
| ling,on, formerly occupied hy J. r. Kendall.
May hr rented for one or "A term of years from
the - Of September reyt. For terms apply at
this Office, or 70 J. =. POTTER, Burlington.
Iulv 20
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/ Z D

In Yorkyille, Racine CO., on the / Ith inst, WlI
OLDSHIP, aged IS years.
In Pleasant Prairie, July 18th, Alice wife OF
Joseph Vale, aged SO years Troy Budget, please
copy.
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~ A-ITAi.IINIt 1T.
:. u7ii' = N~Nel l. tah' tliL 'Oh4tAgs co. 7
Before }. +, Hldreth, J P. {

Dc'OTe J. ]. ITlIdTtth, J, T,
Seth Doan rs. Thomas Van Court.
The above named defendant will take notice
that writ Of attachment has been issued against
him in fnvor Of the above named plaintiff Oefoye
J. r. Hitdrcth, J. Of The Peace. and h 3 property
attached to satisfy the demand Of the plaintiff, and
that unless he be and appear before the said Jus
ice at his office IN Southport in said county, ON
the 29th day Of July, 1913, at 10 o'ciock, A NJ.
Judgment Will be rendered against him, and bis
property sold to pay the plaintiff debt
by order OF the Court. SETH DOAN,
southport, July 6, lS48-n2 Il Plaintiff.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21

EYOR SALE.--A Farm Eve miles south
ID OF this village, situated on the main road 20
chicago Il has good house and barn and OF
vrs the bes, opportunity IN this section for iuy
,ne DESTROYS OF getting good stock farm.
Terms reasonable. A ~ % EDNp.
FebsuaIye 8, i54sl
800. =, ..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21

{ A
. Avercll, Capt J NJ
( Adding 0 n,William
Bon ok, Mr..
BeneIlct, Lewis
Bacon, James
Bpnest eel, Miss Eliz
beth
Bierter, Wilhalm
Brown, William
Buruham, David
Beers. Harvey 5
burgess, Mrs A =
Baldwin. Olissn
Bryant, Mrs Susan
Brcm w, William
Bdhanan, John
Barlow, Mrs Harriet
Cady, q NJ .
Cornell, Matthias 5
Carr gan, Peter
Cumming 5, +. 5
Cad well, Smith
Carpenter, olney
ChiIds, a Is x Co
Cleveland, a.
Chaty, Mr.
Carpenter, d
Cox, Sidney
Cinnamon, Miss Ma,
Garet
Custom House 4 ger
{ lark, Miss Harriet
Crounse, John &
Cooke, Joel
CarDcutpr Ira
Crawford, Joshua
Cation, Mrs Mary
Caswc!l, & Y V
ID
Durham, b.
Uorming. Joseph
Davenport, Stephen :
Duly. Andrew
Dorsey. lohn
Dwight, Ephraim
Daniels, Mrs Mary !
Donr. AIarehas )
Dart Mrs lydia
Don. MI
T
Foberi. Mrs William
Elmer, Miss Lucinda
Edmjast T. Mrs
Eddy. Mis-, Susan
E,nc,s,n Iohnson :
thle Geo I,
Ebrv Mrs Mary
Eastman. Gil
Eddy. Miss Sarah
F
Eo,,,,o Fdwarc
Fox Mrs Olive
Foster Alfred
Ferrejs,e. Jacobus
FaIcn. Mrs Sarah
G.
Grecnan. AP
GIc.r Matthias
Gu9nison. Henry "
Gatr. Joseph
CAFES Hubert
Gookin. Warren p
G,llette. William
C;oordav. William
Gilman Cullen
il
Harrison. Jonathan
IIaord Harry
Hutchins AI,.sFrance
Hsskins NIissIvdia
H., Me- CI.,o~ |
IIsdge< Mrs Fm,lv +
Hoffm.n. Niatihia.
Hall. Edws I'd
Hamilton. Henry "
JIayvor,h Thor,aa
raL .tC..a
lsroma r,n.I : , =
Ia In, Sa M, r
Kennan Rev Mr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21
VI 4 II RED.

10 Mlsheot Manitowoc Co., on the 2Sh ulf j,
Mr.. FRANCIS II. EAMES OF Spring Prairie,
Waiworth CO, to Miss SARAH J SMITH, of the
former place.
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DE-. LII. =. EEAIll.

OFFICE on MAIN STREET.
In Brick b ock, over Sawyer X Cos Drug store
where he will be, in readiness to attend calls day
or might. Southport. July u, ISIS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21
Dh. BE'7CHS .7HERIC.4N PR.4C
Use y F.9.HILE DHTEyy

| \ i'ls great medical work. DIR R.,.b r.,,.rl -.
nave spared neither pains NOR .x,,.,,. ., -
4ure knowledge Of the practice r H., 49,,
tea physcIans, retaining from ea,L ,,r,, ,i,,>,-
winch have proved by sperirnce IN l -
nave MOI thought II beneath me 10 ,o,,v,r III IL
root and Indian doctors, and any otbar ,,s ',''
who have proiessed to possess any y,Iu,LI ,.,,,
e'E' or anylmpFoved method oftreaiing disess, ;,
or iull description OF Dr. Beacb's BonL sna
Medicines see Pamphlet, which NAV he ol,ta,naI
y aus az an places where the medicines arr tor
sale. he American Practice and FAINT, ph,.
: can VIII De found at the same paces; md !.
you WIS TO Know what your disease is in M c,
SeS' "hat treatment 10 pursue, how TO ad,ninistar
'hr medicines IN difficult and dangerous cases n,
an means procure the Book, and you viii MOI laiI
10 ma X superior to nine tenhs OF the Pbvsr,.rs
YOU can employ, saving of time, health lie and
lHncreds OF dollars. You will woader how ,n,,
could have lived so long without il. and Won ,y,Il
egard u as 40 invaluable treasure to vonrssIv,s
md famiIIes; being written in A main and .i,,l, ,
lyie' 'nieIilglble to all casses-and esncciony /
Intended tor the common PEG lr
BEACHES MEDICINES
Unlike tn ,se patent medicines which .I,;,,t,,
me thing to cure all diseases-earb nr.nara,;"21
particularly designed to cure somr .,.,.;i;'';d
opathlc complaint, with its symptomatic afI,r.
.ons. INIT
Dr. Bcarh'S PractiSe and Medicines
w. r. SLOAN, American Temperance Rn1d
lgs,' hlcaGo, Illinois, General Areu, for The SOY.
l1r' Beach Books and Medicines in IlIinn,s
ha'ana and Wisconsin, TO whom all orders nm,
e addressed POST PAIn.
forsaie by +. ROBINSON, Druggist, Soutbnori
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List OF Letters

~ "a \
-ter ending June 80, lS4,
M"konn, Thomas
A1cCOmbie, John
Myers, n VI
Miller, Franklin
Marsh, John
Men lckels, Mrs s J
Morrison, + II
-McGar!hey, Charles
Mcdonald, Norman
Nlahy, Henry
Mccoy, James
Mclntire, Samuel
Murray, Miss Ellen
Miller, William
Meyer, Theodore
Mclnllre, Michael
Moves, Ebenezer
Mich OILS, Geo r
Nichols, Ms Maria
Petty James
Putnam, Mrs John
Price, Mrs Henrietta \
Poe, Spenceal
Parsons, Wei Ington
Parsons, Mr.
Preston, Mis- Sophia
Eliza
Phelps, F. B
Fhe BPS, Elisha
Parsons, l. +
Putnam, John
Pu'aam. Aaron
Phelps, {. W.
Paddock George
Peck Henry G
Ryan Thomas
Roberts Peter
RCwn Miss Bridget NJ
RdlbIe Caciila
HIeJe Caroline
=
Mrs Mary Ann
Stevens Frank G. !
Summers Henry
; Surrey Hugh
Smuh Alexander q
Smith Henry l.
Shepherd Reuben
Swettlng, } V
Stevens VIM b
Shaver Caroline
Sullivan Miss Esther =
Swartwod, Thomas
Sujder q G
Slontenburg r +
shepherd Sarah VI ,
Southport vision 5 Of
II
Squares Nathaniel
Smith George
Sinahan John
Shaw Richard
Skinner Pratt r
Sheppard A.
Stanton Henry f.
Shupe Elias
Slllcox Miss Mary
Strong Samuel
Stannard Hiram
II f
Spencer Ambrose
Shuari, Mrs Mary
Il
Truesdell Calvin
Terry Josiah
Texton Bridget
Tpber Miss Eivira
Fruesdall Charity A
Trant John
Y
Van Vie Enoch
5 T.
w
.ildman Stephen
Wright Luther Jr.
Austin
Waichorn c
Weed George
Westgate Jere miah
Watson James A
Whittet David
Wheaton z Fl
Warveil William ?
. GOD Charles, 2
Wilder Orrin c
Wightman Thomas A
WhaIev David
Wooster John VI
Williams Elizabeth
White Aaron
Wright G D or T D L
Horton
" ashhurn Jacob
Warren w
AR ?. DANA. T. "
ers IN the above list ~
s1HeEfIser.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21
AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Farm. situated in the town of Salem County Of
Racine, twelve miles west Of Southport and bali
mile south Of the main road from the Lake 10 Ge-
neya.
The Farm Consists Of one hundred acres, all ex-
celleut land for the plough there not being one foot
Of waste land on the premises. 1t is we'll tmbcred
aud well watered, by living springs. so acres are
under imPropements-60 acres being ready for
spring crops. a small framed house and log
house, are on the premises, with an excellent we'll
Of water near the door. There also variety of
fruit trees 10 bearing
This Farm, which is not exceled by any in the
county, will be sold low Apply at the Post Office
or TO me on the premises.
LEONARD VAN ALSTINE,.
Salem, Dec. 81, I647.
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READ READ
pr. MLane's yermiluge torexpelling Worms

DIR. NJ Lane 5 Eermiuge torexpellng Worms
Astonishing curel
Feeling Z; to be a duty due to my fellow be-
lngs, | lay before them a fact which took place
not long since Last fail | called on Messrs Nv
ProId q Co. OF WilIamstown. n. Y. for some
Worm medicine and they recommended Dr. NJ
Lanes EermItugo, or WoIm spcltic. took bot
tie home and gave a dose to a child years old, and
to my great surprize it brought away So worms
| soon gave another dose to the same child. which
brougt away about 80 more. making some 100
worms in about - hours | have given to other
OF my children very cioctuaIly, ana can cheerful
IL recommend il to ALL
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NOTICE..

CtENLED pROpOS AIS VIII b. received up to
- July 80 hy the trustees Of school District No
OF >outhport, for building School House m said
district TO be completed by the first day of january
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t..a.s,n,,,nns t,Lr nI,rr in crr,, uum.
hnrs N ,br quarters where the disconlenrrd
p,palatlon reside, aud generally at night in
the streets.
the insurgents although conquered arc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21
HOMEOPATHY.

DR. Ruidock respectfully announces TO the
L j inhabitants OF Southport and vicinity, that ne
will faithfully attend to all business entrusted TO
his care IN the practice OF Medicine and Surgery.
Strictly Homeopathic, realizing the perfection Of
A philosophical cure, certain, speedy, and safe.
This system cures acute diseases IN a most sur.
prsing manner. Ii eNclies the curative reaction
of the organism in such manner as to enable
the physician to cure all cases OF disease with
IN the reach OF medicine, either acute or chIon-
ic with far greater certainty, in less less umc
and with nilder means than any other mode Of
treatment.
Retereacc, Drs., Tracy and Douglass, Mi
waukee A. Giles, Racine. Once on Man St,
o,p,site Francis x Hawlev's clothing store.
= RT-nDDCK VI u
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Paper EEanGingS Depot,
THE cRoroN MANUFACTURING co.

No. IS. Conimdi Street, Nc,r York
OPPOSITE TuE WESTERN HOTEL.
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Butlcrficld 4 AyercIIS,
(LArE BCrrERrlr1D,)
Importers and Dealers in Wines, liQrOrS. Sc
cars, Cider, Porter, Ale, ChampajgDf.

CARS, Cider, Porter, Ale, Champagne,
Whisky, &c. &c.
We are prepare to duplicate any invoice Of
imported Liquors bought Of New York Johber<.
at our Store in MILWAU KEE, as our protifsa
Importers viii paw the cost OF transportation.
Goods shipped from New York with custom
house receipts, # preferred.
ii. & w. J. AYERELL & Co, Importers
% Pearl -. y. y
Z. BUTTERFIELD, Chapin's Block, Wa
ter Il. Milwaukee.
May 10 m4hn Q S3
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J3PHET c. ALLEN.

J2PHET C.. ALLEN.
Amboy, July 2Sth TSl7"
For sale wholesale and retail by p. P. GREENE
and SAWYER & co, Southport, s. johnson &
Co. and F. w. De Berard q Co., Racine, Henry
Hess, and A. F. Clarke Milwaukee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-21

{NARHANTEE, Mortgage and QUIT Claim
w Deeds, Bonds Summons; Executions, War
rants, Nenrcs ard Suhpnnas. FOR sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
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SE0Ee@sAge Sale.

Ms Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated Southport, May 10, le4S -n47 I2t ST I3I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-01

WHEN RoGUEs FALL 0UT," &c-T The
Buffalo Republic notices the act that the rev.
enue collected at Buffalo is $4,000. and the
expense of collecting it 1900 1t wants to
know why the expense account is SO numer-
Gus. and adds
While awaiting the reply OF The organ, we
will state that we are informed, upon good
authority, that, ia almost every town in this
county. the custom house has agents, not TO
tend to the interests OF the Government. in
the detection OF frauds upon the revenue, fol-
inland towns need no such agents, but to. cir
culate bunker tracks and new papers, aud TO
eleotuneer for the candidates Of the slave
holders. These men are paid by The GoUsra-
meat; and possibly there may be some connec-
ton bst@6eR tbs tact and the crtriardHary
expenditure aijRdtd 10 dboUe. The organ
viii perceive. therefore, tdat the call for the
items IS d pertinent one.
There i, no doubt Of the truth OF this. Nor
is ii novel mode of securing efficient cleo
tioneerers. Il is the long established system
OF the Loco Foco party. The only new lea-
ture aboutit is that Loco Foco papers tells
OF it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-01
JAMES X PoLK's REMoRSE.
As composed and sung bg member Of The BIZ
emu Vista Glee Club

As composed and sung bg a member Of The Bu-
eaa Vista Glee Club.
AIR-"THE RAKEs OF KILDARE"
In the year Forty-eight
When our troubles were great,
And every thing wrought them to vex us
Sure! we meier can forget
That black whiskered set
Tha, tried to drive lack out OF Texas"
They mustered their might
With an army so bright,
They marched TO the banks of the "Grande,"
But when they got there
They each reared like bear,
Crying, "be jabers' that Taylor'sa dandy.
For be throws out his thread
In great balls round our head,
Well fit the ''owid divill' to frighten,
And never before
In the long days of yore
Was a Tailor SO handy at tighten,
Then they took to their pegs
And lett all their kegs
And their Mules and their Bacon to boot srs,
When Jack and bis boys
Then picked up the "toys"
And took them off home in 'kahout" srs.
And when Jenny Polk
Heard what great stroke
Zach gave his Dear Friend Santa Anna,
Said he "by the power4''
This torty-e;ght hours
| wish Sanity had been in Havana
Sure! thought "by the mass"
When gave him The Pass
He'd be able to whip that ovid Tailor,
But since he's got III
lie can scarce save his skin
For ovid Zack is perfect ovid whaler.
Now if Santa was out
And going about
| think could keep myself aisy,
But il he stays there
With that savage ovid Bear
By the tail OF my coat, I'll 90 crazy.