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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

Benton has placed himself, as an antagonist
to the aggressions of slavery. The whole North
should shout in his praise, and much more does
it behoove the Free Democrat and Telegraph to
help rather than retard bis efforts. He, by his
course, is drawing the whole South upon him.-
He should find sympathy somewhere. And we
should give it to him. "-[Oshkosh Democrats
III Mr. Benton may have placed himself as
antagonist to the aggressions of slavery, but we
| have failed 10 perceive it. As we understand
| the matter, the South demands that the Wilmot
Proviso shall not be enacted, whilst the North
demands that it shall. Mr. Benton says its en-
actment is matter of no importance;'or in other
words. to enact it would be useless. Where then,
| in all candor, let us ask the Democrat,ha Benton
placed himself antagonist to the aggressions OF
| slavery? 1t may too, behoove the Free Demo-
crat and Telegraph to help rather than reard his
efforts, but we have urged the Importance and
necessity of the enactment of the Provlso too
long to assist any person now in decrying its inn
portance As to the whole South being upon
him, if such be the case, the South are, as usual.
quarreling for the merest abstraction. Theoret-
ically there is a wide difference between Calhoun
and Benton, but practically there is none at all.
Benton says Congress has the right to enact the
Proviso; Calhoun says it has not Here they
differ; bat as to enacting it, which is the true
point in dispute, they both occupy the same
ground That Col Benton should find sympa-
thy somewhere, we are perfectly willing, but as
to our giving it to him, if sympathy means en-
dorsing his position, we are the wrong person
to apply to.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

In Rock county, the Free Soil Committee
have united with the bunker committee, in call
ing for delegates to the State Convention of the
9th of September. This, we have no doubt has
been accomplished through the personal excr:ion
of Mr.. A. II. Smith, of that county, who, if we
are correctly informed, desires to be the nominee
of that convention for Governor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

ILr We received during the past week the
Minnesota Pioneer, published at st. Pauls, Min
nesota, which we trust is to be numbered among
our regular exchanges. From it we learn that
an active canvass is going forward for members
of the Council and Assembly to compose the
first Legislature of Minnesota. to assemble at
st. Pau's on the first Monday of September next
We perceive also that the weather in that region
has been unusually warm, the thermometer
ranging as high as l04 deg. in the shade. An
other paper called the Register is published at
st. Pauls. and still another is in contemplation.
They calculate to live on the bounty of the gen.
eral government towards the new territory; and
ifthe bounty should CORRESPOND with that towards
this territory in its infancy, there Will be chance
for them.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

1.-THE Fon du Lac Journal recommends the
democrats of that county to send delegates who
shall represent that county in the conventions of
both the 9th and the It'll The Journal may see
Its way clear through such proposition, but we
cannot
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

~ The City of Sandusky appears to be suf-
fering severely from cholera. There were 80
deaths on Saturday last, and on Monday 80
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

FHN1E subscriber having disposed of his stock
q OF Merchandise 10 Messrs. Chisholm & KeI-
logg, the business will hereafter be conducted by
them at the old stand, corner OF Park and Main
streets. For the liberal patronage he has received
from his customers he would return his sincere
thanks, and solicit for his successors continuance
of their favor and patronage.
L. f. KING
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

The Racine Commercial Advertiser says it
debtedness of Racine county, to the State, on the
authority ofthe Treasurer of the county. There
is then no doubt of its correctness.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

WHEAr CRoP IN New YORK AND MIcmGAy.
The Wheat crop in the State of New York, it
is said by farmers, will exceed an average Weld.
while in Michigan il will go beyond that OF the
past six wears.
CoRy AND WHEAT CRoPs IN MGNNEsoTA.-
The corn crop all over the Territory, as far as we
have learned, looks remarkably fine, and prom
ises an abundant yield. Any person residing in
a more southern region, who are skeptical in re-
gard to the capacity of Minnesota to produc .
corn, had better come up and take look at some
OF our luyurient fields. Ii is now in tasseI, and
will have abundant time to ripen before frost.
Potatoes also look remarkably well. This crop
will yield OH our soil 300 and 800 bushels to the
acre.
We regret to learn that a destroying reptile
similar 10 the Army Worm-if not that Identical
worm itself--has been playing sad havoc with
the wheat and oat crops on the prairie between
here and Lake St. Croix. Whole fields of these
growing grains have been ravaged and DESTROYED
by them. They are a scourge entirely unknown
to the farmers of this region heretofore, and can
not be considered in any respect as peculiar to
the country. But for this the Weld of oats
would have been tremendous. We hope not
withstandng to hear of a fair crop being harves-
ted Minnesota Pioneer, July 81.
A YANKEE ASswER-CHARAc TERTsrIC.--A
wager was laid, that it was Yankee peculiarly
to answer one question by asking another To
sustain the assertion, down-aaster was interro-
gated. Il want you," said the better, to give
me straightforward answer to a plain ques-
ton q | kin dn it, mister" said the Yankee.
Then why is it that New Englanders always
answer a question by asking one in return!"
.'Bu theya" was Jonathan's reply.
A Cutting REroRr.--A LAWYER OF -,
Mr.. c., was the other day roughly used
in the trial of a case by an opposing counsellor,
Mr.. F.. Meeting him in the street, the
former told the latter, if he ever again was inn
pertinent, she would handle him lciftom glores."
That's more than | would do with yoa,'' was
the cool replv of p
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

HI Eh1ong the new post Offices recently es-
tablished, wenotice for the county of Racine, the
offices of South Bristol, Honey Creek, Pen Yam.
Our neighbor of the American grows still
more foggy and inexplicable. 1t appears that
those wings who were so STEPPED in iniquitv,
were ourself and some of our allies This, like
brother Barnes elaborate political dispositions
is as clear as mud.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-03

n Matthew Wood, convicted of the murder
OF his wife, was hung in New York City on Fri
day July goth. 1t appears there was more than
the usual amount of wickednesss manifestedby
the depraved crowd assembled on the occasion.
Pockets were picked, Individuals knocked down;
profanity, jeers, laughter, obscenity, &c, were
freely INDUCED in. The gallows we are told
was established to deter the wicked from the
crimes for which it is the punishment. 1t has
been in use for long period of time, but it seems
thus far to have failed of its purpose. Murder
still continues rife throughout the land, and the
wicked mock at the lessons which the gallows
teaches. tdoes seem TO us as if there had been
sufficient light thrown upon the constitution OF
the human mind, to teach all of ordinary capacity
the mischievous tendency of an institution of
this character. Not less in the moral than In
the physical world, does like produce Ike For
the seed which You SOW you shall have cores
ponding fruits. Brutality begets brutality, and
k.ndness begets kindness The child is beaten
by its parent, and sraightway it beats its juniors
The youth witnesses an execution, and straight
way miniature gallows is erected on which the
unoffendng dog OF cat, or other convenient do
mestic animal is offered up, practical evidence
of the workings of the peculiar education. For
eighteen centuries mankind, with words of re-
igon on their lips, have been using brute force
as the teacher of their fellows. Europe is now
convulsed with stsife and blood, and the gaows
stands by the Church in every christian commu-
nifty. Is It not time to give different system
trial? We have tried retaliation long time, and
it has bagottcn only retaliation Let us try the
law of love and see fit will not bogct its kind.
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Ncro Aoueytis
IN THE FIELD!!
CHISHOLM e. KELLOGG,
IL AVING purchased of Mr. l.. F. King his
q & entire stock OF merchandise, consisting Of
UH7 GOODS

groceries, SfocAcfy, GLASS w are,
BOOTS 81 SHOES,
Nails and Glass, would respectfully solicit an ex~
animation Of their stock from all who wish to pur,
chase. They have on hand choice lot of Goods,
purchased in New York expressly for this market,
at low prices and assure all those who see fit
to patronze us, that they shall have goods as low
as they can be purchased west of Lake Michigan.
We shall make valuable additions TO our stock in
a few days. and shall be able 10 suit the most fas
tidious The motto OF the old concern will be
adopted in this, viz; No chaig Tor showing Goods
Call and see.
J. NJ. CHISHOLM, ii. S. KELLOGG.
Aug. 3, 1919. n6
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NAVY Aorsr's oryros, washington

NAVY AoEsr's osyIos, Washington, Sept Is, is4s.
CEAED proposals will be received this office endorsed pro
posa for eoa'l until O'Clock 5 day OF October next
for furnishing and delivering free OF all the
best quality Cumberland lump coal. ,.# '.a"
Said be suitable
dry place places
aud such said navyyard
rected the commandant ereothe
pounds and the whole quantity be delivered by the 10th Of No
yember
Approved suetes in twice the estimated amount
set forth the form Of me contract viii be required No
10 be made until the whole shall be delivered Every
offer must be accompanied by written guaranty he responsible
the be certified by
other official person, agency
the offer accepted, bidder bidders
after the post designated,
same good uretes,
coal ageeaby TO the specified In this advertisement
which may be embodied The Of August,
1885, forbds the consideration Of all proposals
such guaranty 4.s S ts tAas t.2 .3 ".
Bidders particularly cautioned endorse their offers
required that they may be distinguished from other business letters
order their being opened before the
offers strict conformity with this advertisement
particular rejected Those whose
accepted will be duly noted and forwarded
delay. .a .eEaA H.@a.ss' wa a. ..rS, "a'#a-
offering designate post through
which they desire to be addressed and the whom
Sep. l6-dt4thoct }. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent .
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GOATS, pants and vests made 70 orier.-BARNES 3
MITCHELL respectfully gentlemen that they
opened few days the most extensive and best
assorted stock Of French English and American cloths casmees
vesngs brought 70 this market
bracng all Styles and most iashonabe
season, viii please the
and economical buyers As their purpose 70 IN
this particular branch this season. hey
would earnestly gentlemen good and hand
pants order neat and fashion
call and their great variety before buying as
determined sell chcap and give good article Ter
workmanship, equnl
in city they will in guaranty satisfactory
will be expected TO take the goods
They only few of the leading colors; NI5
10 pieces very superior and rich black French cloths Of Baou
Simoni's manufacture l! -
we have coats ma from $i6 to $40
pieces smoke and olive brown cloths now much worn
in frock and sack coats
pieces olive and fashionable shades green do
y do French and English Of variety Of shades
do dark grey do a. .5reef -a.st 2stSF
Also, cadet mixed
Beaver cloths coats of shade Of color
and quality of material Also, tweeds and Pess cots or ous
ness coats. - . .,,.,,,,r.
10 pieces black French doeskn Bajou Smons make, e
article, will be sold 20 cent less than former
prices.
onable plain and changeabe brown, green,
mouse, drab grey, md other fashionable colors
cooed tweeds Of quality and STYLE
IN VEsTINGs.
supply superior extensive than we have ever be-
and desirable colos styles, &C.
supply silk satin and Madras
description and very cheap
Besta quality gloves, merno, cashmere &c., do
ambswooi socks suspenders and every oer ac
usually kept in our line for gentemens use.
Sent lg-3taw3,yif r.s
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WILLIAM H. MINNIx, Of the General Land Once, win
prosecute kind against the government before
Congress any departments His experiences In e deSent
branches OF the deparnen specially those In relation military
bounty lands enable him give fun Satisfaction 20 all who
rcou,fe his The popt Of patents for lands sold
located Will be secured and All necessary
means lost or deader wnrrnn claims m mr-
vices An Of 1879, and Mexican
special attention He will also attend 70 the sale rent
OF real estate owned
this q, by residents and Others.
James Shields formerly Commissioner
M The Hon Richard NJ Young, late Commits
General Land once all me chce Of me General
generally Of the state OF Utmost
Thomas Rcie Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seson, Z.
Blair, J. 9. Rves, Richard Walsch. al1 . =. - -. :
Market, washingion, D. @. Na4#14
Sep IS
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HANGING AND wAITZrNC ACADEMYe-L. CARUsI has
the that his dancing and watzM academy
OF ladies and gentlemen
about Inc ION day ls49 In the Of instruction
he nost yte fashionable dances viii be introducedhe
polka Rcdua, saIlopade, Mazurka, &c. ~ \.
All scholars entitled the soiree which will commences
ers az Tbursdays young
ladies' from O'Clock for masters, from ill O'Clock
and for Young gentlemen, from tn O'Clock. ~ aist
Private win given the Saloon in private families OF
Roth blooms are now being thoroughly repaired painting,
pasferne render them IN every worthy OF NE at
Of wishing balls, exhibitions &c., 10
any Of vhich the prices win be moderate In me extreme
Sept ai-eoa iLt 3. E6Hi atf hsa
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TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBERs.

no psoa wbs upon books unlsss 10
psynsn Of the subscription be nsds IN advance Ffr
Distant subscbsn forward money By isttss s poags
which viii Be paid BY all k assumed BY ourselves In s
The COUNTRY PAPER published twseky during the sssi
lions Of Congress- and semi weekly during hs
subscriptions period less than aysar win be received
,srms propsrtionsdt To the above annual rates
90 PosTAsTERs authorized ACT agents and By
ending us Ky subscribers with go enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscrbsr with enslossd ave WEEKLY sub
rbers with $40 enclosed be entitled Of the
dtion a. II sy furnish u subscribers for, rafi-
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OF IN away from the subscriber Luray,
0l0U Page county Virginia, the 9th inst boy named Aaron
very years age, about feet inches high, has
spoken thick and heavy tongue He
when he e domestic kersey rockcoa faded black COLOR
clothing with him. recolected
5o will be given should he be appreended
Sl00 " taken the State, Iui
All reasonable charges will be paid delivered TO
Luray.
Aaron le In company spshy yellowboy, complex
spotted tall Aaron, but heavier
WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 0-u Luray, Page county, Virginia
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Lives insured ~. .2ls
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary.
CHARLES SEEDING, No. IL Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent -.
w JoHSsros M D., opposite City Post Once, 7h street.
Physician. n. H-..
Pamphlets explanatory the principles operations of
pany be had on application al the Agents Office
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.

~ Dslrymplc, Rector. ti ftd
ME session of bs the second
"wednesday 3b) September, and continue ten months The
object youth thoroughly on chnsunn pn
and classes OF college,
tb The b extensive IN every depart
and the greatest pains taken secure
competent in branch Terms $40 per session.
payable annually advance Parents sending two
sisO each. Bedding $40 per session extra.
the number Of students 75 Parents who intend
early notice. that places be
served for them All who purpose entering The school are mo-.
te session. Application further information 20 DO
county yirsinao ~ Aug 6-aaw6w
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New Fall styles Of Cssssnreres, tesungs ana Ciosns
nUvALL BROTHER merchant acrs, Pennsylvania avenue,
III under would their and
the citizens generally Of their fall goods which have
been carefully person from the best houses In The New
market We prepared 70 have made 70 order
usual style OF elegance and on as good terms az ey can ne
bought Of any establishment here north OF
Also full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen such
shirts drawers silk shirts and drawers suspend
e handkerchief, style cavats dressing robes umbrellas &C.
Sept 20--3aw3wf DUVALL bhoihhh
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For Baltimore. t.-.
. 49, TiiE steamer osCEoLA will, on Sunday, the -
G.s&is september, making Trip week TO
1exz shave place, leaving Washington every Sunday
a Returning Baltimore every Tuesday
yeisck She will stop regularly, going and returning,
Lssnafafssa, Nd ~ Mays river, Md and Cone river Va
andngs Potomac, for signals to land
FOR NORFOLK. .a...... ....a-
Ths ealaef every Thursday
Returning, leavs Norfolk every Friday at O'Clock
. ~ Passage and fare 60 r-- f ...... ~.
ssdiuss JAMES MITCHELL,
rrRw ".r.. .a# Captain
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TO CONTRACTORS.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undegned his Office in
Brooksye, Abemare Virginia, until the LIST of October
next the Of tunnel through Blue Rdge
ger with the deepcu and embankment connected herewith
each end. .''s.
The viii be 1850 feet l6 feet wide and 20 feet
with ditch each sides will slope eastwady the Of Sc
mile, nd 700 feet below the the mountain
Proposals will be received either for the whole for
distinctly this whether Eastern
half Is bid for e. ISL. .,. H..
localities before bidding
and will obtain from the undersigned all information
The will be suitable
prosecution of the work, will be expected. ... he,
Printed forms Of proposals will be furnished application
undersigned. .ssg. -g.@a... .# 't.. --,.~
BY order President and Drectors
- 1917 5r ~ Eln &7.~ G. CRoZET,
Aug. ll-dtOctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
NJ Proposals will also received until
next, construction Of the railroad
mountain, eight half miles, II comprises
much heavy work, and u tunnel about 720 feet long. @
Sept l5--tl5th Oct fu.g.t .- "a @. CROZET
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Drc N ipform the citizens of washington and District,
thai they have branch Of their New York honse h
city, corner OF 10Th street, where they
OF staple and Fancy stationery
Of American English French and German They
vie uarculaf attention stock Of FANCY AND DINA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES
TFsTAMFNTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg say thn
nom the facilities goods direct
abroad they enabled 10 offer inducements
purchasers found any other in this city,
n -luoff .
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fRANCK TAYLOR.
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Observation-Disclosures and Preventive.
nR AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely of vegeta
bic ngredien and totally free from mineral substance com
bing cordial strengthening powers original
discovered Dr. Ama celebrated physcian
abdominal diarrh9a
dyente bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders OF
the liver, &c. ...: .s. .,..
Knowing experience operates in the kindly
eectua these submitted remedy those
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal and
all may fortunate its first nsdiou
symptoms.
To wholesale retail Carus Music Saloon, Penn
sylvania between t and 18th and the principal
drug the city Of Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many interesting
certificates, each bottle Of the liberal
discount Dealers Orders from Of the United Saes
promptly attended to- All communications be paid
Aug 3-law6 SAMUEL CARUSl x co.
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