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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
E a IL w T. RS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

Fer u isroH'ia, Illinois, Isdrana {, Mchigan
FET lis Company has been in successful opera.
Ia zion tor more Than eight years, during which
e II has adjusted and paid all losses to the entire
satisfaction OF TIE loosers The business of the
Company is conducted onthe principle OF economy
TO H." insured. The PER ccntage charged pres
nnu Notes has thuS far paid all incid, ntal exren-
Is AVID 70 per cent OF all losses to the present
time and an insurance in This company is not only
safe bal also cheaper than Insurance IN other Com
pAucs. Farmers and Others wishing 10 obtain in
,ur1',c. ole Invited to call Oh tie undersgnrd ID
dooi north o. the Post Office who will SATISFY all
ei4nl'rs d c. GASKtLL, AGENT.
Soui port March %, 1910
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
Ssa1 Is,

Fl Fl UBBARD & BLiN. corner Of Main and Pearl
81 b SIS have just received the following styles
OF shawls which will be sold at low pIces:-
Broche Fta5roidered and FigurcI Grape, White
and Colored Barege, NJ. de Lame, and Net.
may II, 40.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
GOODS For THE PEOPLE!
Manuiac turcd by Steam at Tie
AMERICAN MANDATORY,

HI AYEreceiyed and are now receiving Que
III c he arEest aud best selected stocks o
DRY Goods, Groceries, CTOcE4cTy.
H9RDTFHRE. OILS AND Prints,
BOOTS IND SHnES. MIL,
End GLASS.
ever brought TO this market which VIII be sold
for ca sh or barter as low as at any House on the
west side Of Lake Michigan.
- h DIS Sugar and Molasscsiust received and
will be sold wholesa lie and retail "a II NJ. & co.
80 Bales Pilgrim Sheetings superior to any arti-
Gle in the market. lust received at II. u. q Co.
2000l lbs Witt Lead from the Union Works at
Brooklyn, may oa had at H. NJ & CO.
100 Boxes Chanplan Glass of different size
superior quality at H. NJ. y co
10 pieces French and German Eroadclohs of
different colors ard at low figures at II. III. & Co.
1000 yds. Cotton Begging Twilled. also 1000
Bags for sale at H. NJ d Co,
Also large stock of Full Cloths, Sattinets,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton Cashmere Lin
en- Drills. .BuriaPs, and in fac everything usually
found in the market, be furnished customers at
their Brick Stores north of the Mansion IIonse.
N. B. Cash paid for Wheat.
HALE. lIANNEY & co.
Southport, June lG. tfJr
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
DrRSS Goods.

lust received, by Hubbard & Bin, corner of
- Main and rear sis Bareges, Printed Lawns.
Linen and Cotton Ginshams, NJ de LANES, Prints
&c. at lo~ prices may II: 10.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
MARBLE, MARBLE.
MEMSN- 8. NMA-N,

zA ~ y = MIN
w GUILD respectfully inform the citizens of
w this State. that they have purchased of
Messts. Willard Stryker, their enrtlre stock
IN this line OF business, and have on hand one oil
the largest and best stocks OF MARBLE IN The
West Persons will also End a this establish
ment the celebrated RUTLAND MARBLE,
beng the only place in the State where II can be
procured Their stock consists in part OF
Monuments, EFeadstOnes, sc.
Persons wishing TO comm enorate deceased
tTends can supply themselves at this establish
ment, four doors north OF the Post Office, or di
recty opposite the store of Francis, llaw'ey, "
Co.
Having employed the services OF Mr.. W. ID.
| Guiou, well known as celebrated Artisi Ia
this branch of mechanism, through bout the u ,.
we can safely recommend all our work to be
| executed In the most approved manner and la
test style
Southport, Feb. 10, 1919 n34y
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FOR SALE.

A TWO HORSE TREAD POWER and
"a SEPARATOR also a SIN or EIGHT
HORSE POWER and THRASHER.
For particulars enqoire at Bullen * Sykes
store. JOHN +. KINDER.
Southport May /, 1919. 6ml7$5
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
ERt,saarpES.

EsU1HptS.
ETRENCH, Lace, Jenny Lind Genevive, Pearl
u Florence straw and crrmped Lawn Bonnets,
also, Flowers, Ribbons, Rusches, Grape Lisses, &c
Just received corner OF Main and Pearl its, by
may ~ ~ HUBBARD 81 BLlN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17

TS0R THE CHILDREN.-Toy Pals, Buck.
81 els, Tubs, Trays, Cups, Trunks, Plates, Rat
lies, just received and for sale by
July 90 1919. MARsHALL & PuELPs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
MONEY INSURED.

e RERSCNS sending Bank Bills by the United
e States Mail, can have il INSURED against LOSS
Or DAMAGE. upon very favorable terms by apply
ng at The Office of the snl>cfil cr two doors north
oithe Post Office. Also properly transmitted on
the Lakes, u {. GA>klLL.
Southport, July II, 1879. n3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
Book binding.

"A ALD BOOKS repaired and Periodicals aend
Z wnther Books boand, by being leltat this ollic
May Is, 1919.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
Grap(cnJerg Tc@cf0JIe Pills.

Ia all Chronic Complaints the moss implicit re-.
lance may be placed upon these Pills. They
purge away offensive humor>, arrest the progress
OF disease, and at the same time restore tone and
vcor to the system. Price 25 cents box
GraeIenberg HeaHh Bikfers, EntireEg
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17

~ y htouS' zen Ctdf ass
average $50 % cts
Books anc Stationery, bn-
mon stO K; II SO
Boots and Shoes, av'c >aite IA 81
General stock o. Groceries,
excepting such artcos as
would come via Illinois
and Michigan Canal. av-
erdqe stock, 20 10
Druggist and Gro :ers' city
assortment "A %
Hats. Caps aud Furs, gcn'l
assortment So 43
Hardware, shelf goods gem
orally % 10
Tuu lne is fully prepared to do the western
reghtlng business trom B1tfto 10 Lake Ai}chI
4an upon terms hghy favorable to the public,
and Ia connection wIth the
Michigan Rail- Road E4iar,
on the Erie Calal, TO contract for the same from
the cries Of New York or Albany To polt> upon
Like Michigan, and to do liberal share OF rh'
ircInh;ing al Produce eastward from Lake Mich.
gan, 10 ButfIo, Albany or New York.
The following STEAMBOATS, will run in conncc-
tiun wl:h the Michigan Central Raj; Road:
Between Chicago and New Bu!fno-Steam RS
De'r0u, Pacifc and Sam. Uurd;
the Pacific and Sam'l Ward running to MLwau-
kee via Litiletorr, Southport and Racine.
Between Milwaukee, Port Washington and
Sheboygn-
Steamer Champion.
Between Detroit aud Buffalo, DAILY. leav.
ing both places in the mornlug--lhrough without
IanLIng-stcamers
MAYFLOWER AND ATLANTIC.
Between Detroit and Bu..ao via Cleveland,
DAILY, leaving both places in the morning
Steamers
Hendrix Hudson Bollic Empire, Oregon
and Saratoga.
Between bet. oft aud Sal dusky, daily
Steamer .4rrO1C.
Between Derolt, Monroe * Toledo, daily, ttea
m. r ions OWEN X JoHN HoILIsrLR.
Between Detroit AMI Port Huron, d4ily--Steam.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
THE GRAEFENBERG CoMpANY,s

. not only idle, but inpnoent to haun, such a
doctrine in The face 0. an intelligent commu lity.
1t Is contrary to the very first principles OF com
mon sease. The Grae!enberg Series commences
with the
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17

SkIIfulIy and elegantly prepared by the Graef-
enberg Company from a number of the most pu>
ritying, nvgoratjng and healing Roots, Barks,
Herbs, and Vines, gathered in The Forest and
Prairies of America. PRICE 25 cts per packa ge.
IMe (lhilIrcil'a Punnnon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Cholera at ~ Louis-Con 10 fre'."'
Benton from spesking-Great Exei'e"en''

=.
The interments on Saturday were 49, py Cno'e's
N vs.,o,ssv a. By Cholera 81. Total for the
week ending Yesterday AS Cholers22 decrease from
n,evioys week. The aggregate Of interments from
June to date, 1. 6g49 from Cholera 4'@7l In. is
equal 70 one-,enth Of whole population Among
the DEATHS since Saturday DR.. w. e. Edwards Dr.
potts dentist James Masterson- IN extensive whole
sale merchant Rev A. Van Court Presbyterian Divine,
and his son.
There is great excitement in Clay County, caused
by Judge Birch attempting to prevent Col Benton from
sDeakiDg at Liberty. The former, with his friends
took possession Of the Court House four hours before
the time for Mr. Benton 20 commence speaking The
meeting very large, and Benton spoke IN me "'o'e
near at hand. correspondence has taken place De-
tween Col Benton and Col Donp han, who was present
showing that there was a conspiracy on the part Of
Judge Birch and his friends 70 prevent Benton from
having an impartial hearing. II possible Will seno
you particulars hereafter
The Cholera is sba,ing in all the towns on the Aissls
sjppi and Missouri Rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
A Tribute 10 Yeuthfu, ,l~r,,.

On the arrival Of the Pacific Nail steamship
California at San Francisco, under command Of Cspt
Forbes. from this CRY her 6rst soysRe heucs tut
indi vidusls of tbs ships company which lt New.
York IN her remained faithful 10 their duty ore
Capt Forbes himself. the other mere sd, James De
kay 81 DR.. James l.. Deksy, "a gentleman wei
known IN the scientific circles. and pow residing 1t
Oyster Bay Long islsndl This lad. says the Cow
~rcial Advertiser. though offered large pecaniafy In.
ducements disregard his legations 10 the service
he had entered upon, among the fsifhless was latin
ul found" and his conduct Of course reported %
the Company. lie had entered into the service 20
quire practical knowledge of steam enginery and
though sill young take any responsible station Ia
that department. he was Immediately ranked an 40
sstsnt engineer with high pay and only awaits age
and experience 10 find himself In position which 10
reached in anticipation OF years, bu, BY peculiar men,
aud fidelity
The Pacific Mail steamship Company. not willing
that conduct mertonous should psss without some
additional notice token OF appreciation, has pro.
vidcd rich and eli CANT gold watch for this lad, and
caused 20 be inscribed on Il az follows;
4 geoi q rather - y oae',' has great r'Aes
Presented by the
faclfc Moi Steamship Company 20
JAWS DEK,y,
Tor tdeiiy to duy under uyins Circumstances
July, 1919.
This elegant watch has been sent to DR.. Dcksy. the
father of the lad to be forwarded by him 20 his
accompanied by letter from the President OF the Com
pany Both the watch and the letter bsppensi c.
see before they reached the doctor ard We have been
allowed 10 the inscription above. aud now
also the letter alluded TO, which IL - follows
P,cUIc Mai STEAMSHIP CospArr,l
Nsw YcsK. 2ist July 1870
DE JawEs y Dgx,Y, Oyster Bay L.
NJ Der SIR Il gives sincere pleasure a. fraaspit
with hi. watch which have been directed by ' Tue
Pacific Mail steamship Company" 10 present TO yonr soa
James Dekay attached 10 the California, fer hlehy o
duty under trying circumstances ln the simple Tact ns
but two Of large ships company were faithful 10 the't
trust and that he with humble present position and
the rss OF arduous protest. N In perspective IVES one
Of HEM you may learn, without comment uuui me no
r, aeon OF the company or presenting 10 lin slmo ioA'n
10 which he may hereas proof Of 10 siniift
ton and esteem OF his employers.
This act OF duty In which h. has proved - far superior
ID his associates an that wishes for ~. sd
vancement will be fulfilled
sm very tru Y and respectfully your friend
WIN IA. ASfiNWALl., fresid-ni
II Ia understood that very magnificent tesnmohsl
L. in course OF preparation for Capt Forbes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


WALPoLE, y. II. July q. lsi9.
! intended to send this from Windsor but went
thence to Newbury and to Montpelier. VI. and an
now at Walpole, n. H. waiting Tor the stage to
90 to Brstteboro' fine rain fell last night, and
is now falling, and never was rain more needed,
for the grass some places is dead as it is in Mid
Winter; the corn shrveled and the potatoes and
small grain siinted. The weather has, in the main.
been very hot in this region last Thursday and En-
day the thermometer l0i7 in Barre; on Saturday
oyercosis in requston, and on that night frost
tel to destroy the in some localities saw
held Of corn with patches OF dead stalks IN Hartford
W. but supposed il was the eject OF the drouth.
Noses rnurston, respectable farmer of North
held VI cut his throat the morning Of the 2Oth inst
with his razor, from which he died ia about SIX hours
he was thrifty man, but selling and re-buyng hs
farm, bad lost few hundred dollars which drove him
too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

| PsrA.ortyvis. Moudsy. JAY ..
The Cholers report stands to-day 90 cases and
| % tcstAa
The Baltimore Railroad train which i-ft I'll. city
10 o'clock last evening met with ga dlsAsl,r When
about mile this AIDE al wilminstcn. Del fhe loco
motive and train while gong 81 the nsli rs'e came a
contact with four steers lying Oh ial issek. r.ieh
threw the ensine snd tender q. .be enslccr w.
VIM. D. sparks, sni aremsn r,'n fsgrf. wsie
partially buried under the lccor,five Nhsr NY
exfric sed IL found that both 311'y crEfr
ard o. aided They taken o. " mi ngtin, ~frI9
Mr. sparks expired nj O'Clock fts morn ~. ~.
Psyne Is not expected 10 hive Three "a rht steers
were instantly killed.
msn named John Mckinley. 'ssorrr. employed
the repairing OF building - the corner IT Nrth
and Walnut v-rv seriously 1infsd 'ts more
ing by fsllns from ladder upu iei, pert ~ ~hiet
entered bis thigh indicting shesty ~cnnf ~ wa
taken % the Hospital ~hfrc r. row Yes IN Fr.
esrious situation wife sad scvsrt ehilarcn sfe g
pssdent upon aim.
List evening. colorc1 by named John Perry was
attacked IN Aoy smf Dsirg ev ssng ot ~hite BOYS.
who stoned him 80 guucrciiu,y. that h. hSd q -
taken 10 the Hosr.tA ~ skull having hem fractured
The ccniectonsry s,ore Cd; Mrs.r. s-rrise No -
Market ent'red lasi rieht snl robtcd u two
hundred and rtty Coolers. Jsrcs Thompson hsd
hearing before H. hsrpr charged with stsbh.ng
Jsmes NeNapee, ls nov az she hospltsi in critical
sitystOn.
lean ~ private letter thu, Chief Justice Gibson
Of the Supreme Court OF this Stte hiss been sut'inS
Tor days from st.scA OF dysentery =; SGnhly
~hcrc the Court i now setting am happy 20 ssy -st
Al the las; accounts b much better and In fair
WAY 20
The Flour mar kes continues very quiet hot holdcrs
ha II > for fresh gronrt and - or sound Old sock
es'ern and Pennsylvania For cigy consumption there
l. mo,tlrate demand a. prctfo roles kye fio1r
held - 81 aud Corn Meal 81 . Per hei lie skes ara
limited Granrberv Il bat hite Whcai arriving. an"
Toe lgh prices ttuanded Prevent hc ui.Crs ffur pUf
CHASING. Ne sales have beer reported Com strives
so~ y Stobush yellow sold Saturday 10 hll ap Al
az ao-c. and lot OF white sc No sales OF Oats hae
cqne under my notice. Bacon j. In fair demand sales
oi ~ tcs oskkeN tsins ~ o. "a =
e;c, and Shoulders ~ y Sc 50 kegs Lard cold Al 4
Sc per h. Whisky 10 arm Al 2sc bes and ,c IN hhd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

CoNMos CoUSclL-The Mayor in the Chair
The minutes Of the last session read and approved
Of a. also those OF the meeting Of the lth Of July last
PETITIONS From the propnetors Of tho American
or Mormon line u Greenwood stages praying dis
continuance IT some 30 civil suits which have been
commenced against them for violation Of the city ordi
nances Referred 70 the stage Committee.
Communication from Messrs Foulke, Van Anden,
and spooner editors Of the Brooklyn hdcotsJ EdSie
and star relative 10 the estimates Of the public print
ing Upon this communication, after an Intellectual at
tempt h lay the paper upon the table II was resolved
10 depart from the usual manner Of uansacting bust
ness and take Up the bids Of the Fireman. Star, Eas>
and 4dr0tba. The lowest bid was that Of the EoSk,
which contracted the printing for nothing bat after
much discussion IL ~4s resolved that the entire four
papers including the Fireman, be allowed the printing
but on motion Of AID. Wilson the whole matter was at
length aid upon the table
Petition OF many ciuzens, requesting that the Green
wood line OF American stages De allowed 10 have Ia
eense to run their stages. Referred TO the Stage
Committee.
The members Of the Board this session seemed more
partial 70 discussion than business and alter the usual
anmportant business adjourned AZ ate hour nj the
FIRST Monday In september the Board Of Health, how
ever meeting usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

NAvAL.-Ths U. :. shi- Fredonis from New
York bound 10 san Francisco was At CallAo OR the
3Oh Of May and 20 sail the next day for Csior-
nis The LETT Rio de JSneiro the stu Of February,
and after tedious and 5ois:erous passage Of eighty
two DAYS arrived the st Of May AZ pArAso she
xss forced BY the severity Of the weather far %
degrees : and thirty days 20 the southwark
Of ape Horn for twenty four days the ship was hove
10 under storm sails encouniering hail rain and snow
The U. : cutter Ewing, from New-fork. arrived AZ
Valparaiso, on the l3th OF May, and would touch a.
CSlso, before proceeding 10 San Francisco.
The L. : ship Dale, Commander Rudd, from san
Francisco. for NewYork was AZ Valparaiso. in the
early Of May waiting the arrival OF Mr.. Barton.
our charge dssres ~ Chill who, with his family, was
20 take passage In her The Dale has on board con-
siderable amount OF gold destined for NewYork- Sue
'Aso brought $4,000 In grain and lump gold for the
merchants al Valparaiso.
The latest account from Valparaiso 10 10 the 10Th Of
May. No American man OF war was in port ~ tia,
tme-the Dale mast have eft sbogi tas middle u May
toT ksw.rsTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
F.rDAY-In accordance with the recommen-
d.on of the President Gov FISH has issued the ioo"
49,, n1,.-.,o, sTATE or NETWORK,

FUGITIVE DIPARTMCNT, Albany July o. 1888
the President Of The United states mas seen ny
~ tssue recommendation, that the hrst fioay IN Augus
ex y. observed throughout the United states ~ cay
~ fasting humiliation and prayer AND az believe tha
accommodation be in accordance win me sehument
and The feelings the People Of this state VINO ecogle
,tns M and becoming duty Of Christian nauon "nen
overtaken by public calamity, TO bow bene1ln lhe or
n.nssnon Of Divine Providence, and while considering
our own onhness and tho frailty and the uncertain
~ OF this life acknowledge the goodness OF Asny
God n time past ana suppcaie Hs merciu inerP0-i-
ton In the time ofrOube and His protection iOr the utl
Now therefore, deem right ard proper 70 une VA,
the Chief Magisuacy Oft Union IN earnestly
,n 10 The Peope of this State observe Friday the hro
day Of August next. day Of fasting Illumination aho
prayer when persons Of all religious denominations u
sssemble in their respective places Of public wOrshlp a
unite ia imporng the Almighty Ruler, IN MS own RoVa
ume to withdraw the 9hevous sickness WIN "hioh ~
His wisdom He has ut 10 stct and 10 restore 10
as the inspprecsble blessing Of public health ,su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
From the Lakes-The Choiern, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
TOLEDO. Ohio, July IL, !,

Correspondents Vi A-c A++SeNN-
TOLEDO, Ohio, July II, l-is.
write to inform you OF the state OF things on
the Lakes. But few boats are leaving Buffalo IN
any direction, sad more fec are the passengers
and those who do travel seem to go well provided
with medicine. Business is at stand at every
point on the Lake.
The Cholera is on the increase a. Buffalo. Two
cases reported at Sandusky yesterday. At this
place Toledo there were FIVE deaths yesterday,
add on the increase. The packet boat In 70 day
rom Ciscinnati, reports the Miami Extension Ca
nal IS being cut. near Piqua, OHIO, To prevent the
spread Of the Cholera Ia the interior. The Chol
era has broken out badly at Lafayette, Ind. !,
many OF the first citizens have left town; the
merchants are closing their stores, and business
- at stand. The farmers come % the opposite
side of the river hear the reports and turn about.
Mrs. Gen. Walker, late P NJ. al lafayette, died
Of ChOlers. and the General himself 10 down
with it. Ne one can foreteli the course the dis
ease will take. Should It spread to any extent,
1t will gres'iy PROSTATE business. B.sw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

FROx A CALuORSIA EHlGRAsT.-Ths follow.
us an extract from letter received from passen-
y-I 90 board the schooner Decatur from Ssw.York
which vessel arrived At CsAso May 81, on ner vsy 70
California Com Adv.
CALLAO, June T. ts43
AfIZ. O'Clock on the morning Of the "a Of Apnl land
Wa 81 recovered rhe fTst and made vas Cape Viz
IN which tps southeast cape Of Patagonia he
trance " nc Saiis Of Magellan The aspect Of the land
. barren And solitary the bills being composed Of naked
ROCKS snd wastes exhibiting neither Tree shrub vege-
aoo u sly klda rugged preci pitOas and nhcspiabe
coast Shortly AFTER leaving Sew-YOyk discovered
hal the schooner Vas losing he copper from her bottom
0r thsf did stop any por the Allan
&c. Will give you 1st q vessels were IN company
with The strata. Al tne met he schooner
Roe from New YORK the brix North Bend from Boston
TIE steamer Panama, ths pilooost Hscfsta1 from New
York the brg 5aflo from Boston and two Gillian men
of~n We stopped Al Port Famine, small place In the
Sao Of Magellan, settIed by the Cnihan Government
and containing . population of about 80 inosbitans.-
They speak the Spanish snsuage i've I. snail hgts win
out windows or ehinneys and are N very dsstitats
condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
wIscossrs.-The Free Democratic State Com.

WiscossIs.-The Free Democratic State Com
mittee have called a Convention OF "all the
members of the Free Democratic and Democratic
parties, who agree, IN The nam, with the Princi.
pies of the Union Resolutions, to assemble at
Madison on the 7th Of September, and nominate a
State ticket. Two delesa tes are to be sent from
each Assembly District. This is in opposition to
Hunker call for like Convention to meet on
the 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
arookI,n Board of Health. TVS

Since yesterday there have been reported 70 'N',
Office 10 cases Of Cholera, Of which have prov"
fatal viz Letits Linnon, sged 2. Foorthpiaee OA'l'
srne Lesy, a. Carroli-st Michael Kooghlin 81, pom.
o. d. b. pherd, -, Washington-aY mary Ll"'' :,
Furman. St Sidney Hawkins, % Johnson'st, Lo""'1
Downing, %, Blskes Building Martin SIX ~ Dam
Buildings Furmsn St, Mary Elms, o. Jackson "os'
CsJ GOODRICH, Physician OF Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

ST LOUIS, Monday, July %.
The riot on the levee on FRIDAY, during which a
number Of the participants were seriously II not fatally
injured, originated between two parties OF lnsh boat
men known AS the Mortimer and the Fardowns They
have taken mutual oaths continue the riot Whenever
au opportunity shall present itself You may therefore
expect 10 hear further accounts Of riots IN ST Louis
Several OF the msefactors among whom rngeaders
of both gauge have been arrested and in the Gus
ody of Justice 1t is said that court intends making
severe examples OF the culprits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Departure Of Col. May and Company for
Fort LenvenwOrfh.

ST. LOUIS Monday July 21-A.M
Col. MAY with $50 Dragons left in the Princeton
veserdav for Fort en- route for Santa rs