Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-11-16


and about 40 years old. They will
probably strike for Milwaukee, as they went cas-.
and have friends IN New York State.
LATER.--RaWley was shot through the hip
and still living lis reported that the guilty ones
have been arrestod--liad. Argns.
SLAVE CAsE.-Tho Upland Union states that
OH Friday OF last week, free cOiOred woman,
with her child in her arms, the latter born a
slave, and claimed by the master, were found on
board the steamboat Express, on the passage to
Philadelphia from Delaware City, and being put
Oh board the steamer Balloon, on her downward
trip were conveyed back to Dover and cast into
prison The devoted mother had previously
made an effort to escape on the Balloon, but ha-
wing no money to pay her fare, was suspected,
and put ashore at Delaware City
Phil. North American.
The Ccntreyillo, Maryland, Sentinel in refer
ring to the many escapes of slrves, says
If something is not done, and that speedily,
TOO, there will be but few slaves remaining on
the eastern shore of Maryland, in a few years.
They are running off almost daily. -Four sets
of bills Offering rewards for run away negroes
were printed by us last week. Colonel Edward
LLOYD offers $1,000 for the apprehension of two.
James J.. Bryan, Esq, offers $500 for one.
Charles Stevens, Esq, offers $500 for one; and
Messrs James and Franklin Brig htotfcr the same
for another, belonging 10 the estate OF their IA
Their.
K,ssu,b ,,.o. co,fna1 for f,,,r ,oors in tho mi.
sons Of which Austria holds the KEYS. 1t was
in the dungeons Of persecution that his charac-
ter. naturally melancholy, took tinge of steel.
Nevertheless, something's of his early disposition
for sadness remained, like the last told OF veil
beneath his large, oriental ewes, and it is easy to
Il al. tbnt
sing clouds occasionally leave %neir shadow on
his brilliant genius When he was IN prison,
young girl smlIten with admiration by the beauty
Of his character, sent hm letter, which was tho
beginning o. long correspondence. 1t was
TINS young iiungarah'"ho became subsequently
ha2ame hosSuth'
HE DOCTOR = W rLI "Nh'-'o"H CdSt ueto
+ resides certain VI. -. Che very coa h9nt he
was aroused Irom his siuihoeF by loud knocking
at hs door. After some hesitation he went ~
the window and asked
/ Ioo tltft!
"trcnd was the answer.
Want to stay here al Hl9ht.
stay there, iAcl WAS III; DehcNoleht re-
ply
Tho Wheeling BRIDGE g-as fully tested ON Sa
tur.lav last. Tho directors and engineer passed
over The BRIDGE in STAGE coach drawn by four
beautiful horses, and returned with thirty persons
/ therein, ACCOMPANIED ny scores OF cIhZehs anu
music. Hundreds on the bridge witnessed the
lt"i; "i''NH 'S''N''S ""''u wy ''i'''. 71 % ~"
I NOTHING LIKE iIuGGIH".--N omen are nke
soIdlers--the moment they smell 'huhaer' they
rush TO arms. SINNERS Weil nome 'lie o'.er
Gay WIN the iuii determination 10 uiscipiihe ms
VIE Ior sewing d SusPaHd'l ou''"n oh JONES I,
moment she saw him apuroach;ng she flung
Lrrsclfunon his neck and went there until Smith
ors nro.ni.ed 10 b,tv her new aIaracca and par
|ofFranch caters For taking the anger out of a
fa,Inw ,hrro i nothino like IuroinG after all.
chat nitv the women have discovered it. isn't