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CLERMONT Satellite residence OF the late Gen.
~ John Mason in Fairfax county, Va, is offered for sale
by his This estate is distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and mile south of the Little River
Turnpike road leading that town. comprising about three
hundred and twenty Of land The arabic land, Of
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
Cameron in of high fertility, having been
well drained and the whole with forty of up
land udcousiy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free Of lime and other manure. 1t
is divided into felds--one large meadow of
mohy-with more fine springs in each. The
and gardens is in young wood The Mansion and its ap
purtenances of the ample and commodous de-
'crption, beautifully situated gentle eminence, and
overlooking the OF Alexandria and the low lands of the
estate The dwelling house the first floor tans
parlors besides large library, and Office with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings appuenant
IT, besides ample kitchen, laundry and
roon dairy, ath-house smoke house, ample accommo
datons for servants and oubudngs for rooms &c,
the whole in good repair At convenient distance is the
oveseers house. ice house, house, The houses OF
the farm servants backsmiths shop kiln built of brick
Tor burning irne with ample barns, stablng, and
houses Tor stock and farm purposes orchards choice
iruit, ornamental grounds aud waksthe whole in good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor
Immediate possession will be given, except of about
ninety or one hundred in and and of
mat as soon MS the crops be removed The premises
WIN De shown TO any desous of puch by Mr. Butler,
the overseer For terms apply TO Maynader Mason esq
NJ peorgetowns u Q, TO The s-bs-r.tur, the acting
ecutor, by letter, at Winchester, Virginia
| ApA-d&cp6w JAMES M. MASON
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Glorious vRGrNIA.-We have no words with which
to express qualification at the result OF the recent
election in Virginia, and admiration OF the calm unds-
turbed grandeur with which she moves on in the old
republican track The mighty spirit OF the glorious past
sui anmaes her bosom with all A isIxQI Qt youthful
the emulation of her sister commemorative Would that
hey could appreciate and understand the greatness OF the
motives by which she is animated, and the intelligence
which prompts her acts She Today she has ever
stood. the model commonwealth--the guiding star OF
the republic, rebuking on the hand the mbecty
which surrendes up liberty and the other the base
and selfish haggling which sacrifices it for price.
The darkest night that shroudcd the human heart
and the human mind only to exhibit IN greater
spendor the beacon rays Of her undyng patriotism and
love Of Liberty. Wukes6arrc (Pa.) Journal,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING MAY Is, lsAs.

fa- C. w, JAMES street. Cincinnati ONO
general yelling the states assisted ny
H. smith, T. Dent, T. Smith Frederick Hawse John
Aong. Jsssn Taylor L. NJ Stevenson, w Ramsey and
Perrin Locke
90 ISRAEL L. JAMES. lsa South TeAh street. Phiade
ph general travelling agent assisted by James Whip
pls H. Weld o. H. STEM John D. Weld, T. Waterman,
Jehn Collins Deerns Albert f. Wellington H. James,
Henry Plstt, and 4. A. Evans.
o. Mr. HENRY LEWIS, of Montgomery. Alabama, our
general travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
b. b. Brett.
o. Our particularly rsqussd wake frequent returns
hauatess.
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Sod~s Jpay~s county-John Whte, vice Alonzo M. Win
chester, removed. -
PHawova, Chauaugus counfy -George hopkins, rtcs NJ
l., Stevenson. removed.
LlTnsds Corners, Ontdrt0 eourfy-Jacob Wormley,
Robert Burcb. removed.
Sheldo~, Wyoming eounty-W. Humphrey, vice Jo-
Kelsey, removed
Go,eanda Cattaraugus eoumty Woodbury., ves J.
b. w ilber. removed.
Union Ef1y. Chauau71e eosnfy.-odin Benedict, vlo
w Bacon removed.
Salmon Creek Wdyme eounfy-A SinolsPaugh vies Mel
La pham removed
Hunfngtom Suffolk eo1mty-Henry S. Smith, Ste
phen @. Rogers. removed.
Camii.s Onordaga count .-Gaylord N Sherwood,
J. b. Rowe, removed. Va
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ny r. G. g. r. ~ rSR. .s.csson1ers.

NY r. c. q. r. ~ YER, .aAcfioners.
MATCH BAY HORSES AND CARRIAGE AT AUG
lNl TlON-On Friday, the 18th instant, at O'Clock,
M shall sell in front of auction the very
peror match bay horses together with the family carriage
harness, NC, belonging to Commodore Morgan
Also, dozen Chambcrlin, (Burguady)
1S do LATTE and Laroso Claret
do Sautcrnc
Terms cash Z. y. u G. r, DYER.
May 6--eodGds
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now the scene! Instead Of the gentle Indian madea Of
that name with looks all love- and every motion grace,
the steam Pocahontas chased the minutes along
the busy highway; instead of the quaint settler
writing home to 1.-THE sophisticated tobacco mongers Of
London" he called them, every avenue was filled
with notion and the whole land with the evidences Of
empire.
The orator REQUIRED TO the and the deeds OF the
revolution, and eoquently exclaimed, "these are our
Olympic horses that their breath took fire they nearcd
the final goal, with the men of the revolution, all
obstacles seemed but TO them From this virtue
and this energy that constitution before which the
Utopia of Locke and the dreams of Chateaubrand pale
ther Intellectual fires" Its glory the liberty of
science, stood while the French revolution and it's
architects OF ruin" passed through their derum to the
The French revolution in theory all absurdy, in prac
ice all crime, to the American what Robesperre was
to Washngton, Barare to franklin. All ITS horrors bu
made more llustrous the character OF our washington
Mr. Lee required with pride to the of the first set
tiers IN English hstory--more TO be admired than tina
OIL Pencies or an Augusan-the age OF the greatest
oads and the most polished of the wise when Raleigh
aow cnasng Spanish gallon, now meeting the serr
oeoaer IN the Parliament House in behalf OF his Queen
ana anon whispering his dulcet lovesong in the
. hel mad Susanna--and Sidney, with host of others
ion'eu the bright galaxy of the English court From
sucn an age sprung fathers, and from such source
was their refinement.
II And the Catholic Church, continued the eloouen
IN AIS exofdum, venerable around me- how
nave oeeh her achievements, and with what fdet,
should you not ioster your charge in her interests Ma
4 cauay has compared her an ark and with what in,
4 tce behold around me the venerable heads of he
ministry this country but her aniable and
head in Europe the universal reformer here ia bs
An exile prosecuted almost ma1yred by an ungratefu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
Independent Ticket.
92HGa

The undersigned is candidate for a seat in
the ASSEMBLY Of this State, for the Assembly
District composed of the towns of Southport
Pleasant Prairie, and Pike. H. soIicits the SUI
trago ofvoters irrespective of parties.
am aware that this is a novel course, but at
the same time belicveit the true one An aycWa!
of political principles is due the public on an oc-
casion Of this kind. am Wing. bat not Ill
tra--shall vote Gf elected with them when
clearly right; and on all votes involving the
question Of Slavery, shall to thc best Of my ability
sustain the Wilmot irovi,o.
CORNWELL S. ROE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
SOUTHPORT BRASS BAND

This Band design giving, some evening next
week, a Grand Concert OF Instrumental Music.
In addition to the attraction which the band ia
their own persons can furnish, they have secured
the services Of the celebrated Bailey Family con-
sis,ing Of IA petite Emilia, Ia petite Fanny, and
Master Albcrtinc, the oldest Of whom is bat six
wears old. and who have astonished and delighted
audiences in all our principal cities, by the OK
traordinary beauty and skill Of their dancing.
Besides this several popular songs will be sung
during the evening. Without cXag 5orration.
this vii! probably be the most attractive concert
ever offered for the gratitiation Of our citz,ns.
The performance Of the band would alone be
worthy OF a full house but when added to the
Other attractions which have been secured. douM-
less there will be jam Apart from all attrac-
tiols, cur citizens owe the hand bumper. The
gentlemen composing it, lave purchased their
instruments al their own expense. and no slight
expense either; they have, on several occasions
contributed to the qualification OF our citizens and
will again, ana a. this concert is designed to re-
munerate them for the past and assis; them in the
future we hope our citizens will see that the pa
tronago is such as Is deserved
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05


We have had an opportunity of glancing ovor
the full proceedings Of the Peace Congress. re-
Gently held at Paris. Whether we consider the
numbers or talent assembled on the occasion,
this convention has probably never been equal !,
Delegates from France, Eugl2.la, Amc.,c, ard
other nations were present, and AMONG them
were men 0no stand in the front rank Of the
worlds worth and talent. We have no fanciful
ideas of an immediate regeneration Of the earth
from the evils and horrors OF war but we know
that this regeneration must sooner or later be had
and the character and action of this convention
are peculiarly gratifying, because they furnish.
to us at least, evidence that the period Of this re-
generation is not so far in the future, as to be vet
Invisible. Truth is mighty and will prevail !"
IS an adago undispn;ed in the abstract, and vet
/ ~ 'lc great mass seemingly very much doubted
when applied to the evils which atIlct the world.
Ii the Truth is mighty and will prevail. then OF
course those evils which are the oppos.es OF
truth and It's enemies, must be conquered and OBJ
liberated. Al! evils are of this character. for
they are all the opDosites and enemies OF truth
and no man who contesses that truth is mighty
and will prevail, but is bound in regard 10 his
consistency, to lend his aid ana countcnance to
the efforts OF assomblagos of the character of this
peace convention, for it was but the instrument
ottruth TO work out its advancement and triumph.
Many withhold their sanction and inauep-
ces from these peace efforts because they
look upon war as necessary to overthrow the
earth's tyrants Such objections strike us as
groundlcss, because the same influences which
establish universal peace, must remove the ne
cesSlty for war. 1t is a mistake in our opinion,
TO suppose that the thrones of tyrants are based
upon force aud by force only can be oyerthrown.
They are based upon the moral and mental de-
graduation OF the masses, and 70 expand. Cnlirhtcn
and lift up the mass Of mind, would be to create
an atmosphere which would consume these
thrones and tyrants as fire the SCROLL at
mosPherc in which they could live and move no
better than in an element of fire or water. tits
true, these tyrants cat out the substance Of the
people and keep them degraded but the earth has
never yet had tyrant voracious and Unsuitable
in eating out the substance Of the people, as the
monster war, for whore tyrQnts have dcvoured
one dollar, he has doyourcd ten And whilst It
thus devouro the substance of the people, j, does
not and cannot enighten them as to their rirhts
ho embodied !, ~, ,,.r =, ',,' lI''9
o~,. va no f,-.I,.;.,-.n,
ear,b,s straroIin, NJ, ..o. ,,,ranal ,,,a:,...r.o
,.l;,,. Of r,,,,7n.;e,, - r..,,
= 80 '@'"",~ "'''''' "a
'ao P'1'o5oPoy Of the human mind clearly teach
~ wa, ''''S "."'!S VII, D' - Tor instance
,,,'''''''''' " mare o. '''' human nam
- ma, ""' VAeic'9c
~ ''','' '''''' '''''' -''' U''i'e war IS te
sup ''.'"'s ana EXERCISE OF lac"iaaS directly OPP
cannot 10" me "c'1'ro OF the race
"io'' '''''''S 90 ''o' 0urS' upon ana enighten
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
AN ORDINANCE
To open and cr'ead Marin S'resi IN The villa

% 0T-I 0!V GI'1NI -V0N STe-T az he FT-dge
q Southport
b it ordained by the President and Trustees
OF the Village Of Southport. as follows:
Section l. That Main S rect in said Village
be d the same is hereby declared to be opened
and extended as public street. as follows: Be-
ginning at the north line of the lot now occu-
pied by the Methodist Chapel, in the Third
Ward, and running thence southerlv to the south
.ins OF the said village. Said street to be four
rods in width, and the east and west lines thereof
TO b. an extension, in a direct line, of the east
and west lines Of Main street as now existing.
l., +. KING, President pro tenn.
G. &. SuoLEs. Recorder
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
EE9ST15 EHxf
October lst, 1919.
Tile Free Democracy OF the town
OF SOGe saDDrG.

And of the County generally, are requested to
meet at Excelsior Hail. +" tomorrow,
SATURDAY EVENING.
At cande-.ighting, to take into consideration
matters OF interest to the party. A full attend
ance is earnestly requested.
Octobar 1. 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. 3. 1879

. %
Board mt, according to previous notice, pres
cnt l.. /. King d. Walker. j. w kitridge,
and j. Bond, Trustees, and {. {. Sholos, Re-
cord2r.
On motion Of d. Walker, it was
Resolved, Tint the services of Police Consta-
BE be and are hereby dispensed with
On motion of Mr.. Glover, il was ordered that
the time for the return Of warrant in W. Tows-
iy's hands be extended 10 the first OF November
next.
The Recorder presented the following drafts
Of Ordinances, which were read, and passed, the
yeas and nays being called FOR, by unan-
minus vote.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
Cloths. CaSSimerS, NCstings, Sc, &c.
Pine Oil and pine Oil LAMPS

Suitable Tor any place where a cheap. uelt an
brilliant light IS desired, A Dstlllery is now be
Ing erected at Racine and fresh article al Oil wi,
be furnished each week
Lamps, Oil, GIobes, Ticks, SC.
For sale al tie Drug store OF
10 Soryef 8, Co., Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
EIxgg,s Ga0Es e,ggEReFg.

The meetings of this Church Will be held on
Sundays forenoon end afternoon. commencing at
the usual hour Of Church service, IN the room on
Main street. lately occupied by the Telegraph
Printing Office.
On sunday next, forenoon, Isaac GEonGK will
discourse. SubIect--"OuF true policy and duty"
The afternoon will be devoted 10 the discussion
OF such topics az may be suggested.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05

MICHIGAN AND TIE MoNCNENT.-One of the
Mining Companies have rendered the committee
appointed 10 procure a stone from that State for
the Washington Monument, SoiM bloch Of cop
per, OF the required dimensions, delivered at their
location. The committee will no doubt accept
the oif'r, thus afording to Michigan the honor
Of representing !crs !! in the monument erected
by the gratitude Of a common country toward its
great founder, by = sample Of its greatest and
most valuable production.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
AN ORDINANCE

10 open and eCieW lVeSl Main Street IN tie
Village IF Southport.
Be It ordained BY the President and Trustees
Of the Village o! Southport:
Section /. That West Main street in said VIII
iage BE- AID the same IS hereby declared to be
opened and e%tgniod eighty rods north from its
pres mt northern termination, on the Bullen road
80 called, by the addition Of two rods in width
from the cast side OF tue north west quarter of
$ tuo1 -. l.. r. KING, Pres pro TEN.
Z. Z. SL1LAs. R.cgrl.r.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
Wen, hey IS.

THE Bic HAT,-In another column of to-day 5
paper viii be found the ycriscmcnt of Mr.. WM.
Knowles Hat and Cap Manufacturer, to which
we call the attention Of our readers, BY invita-
lion we was invited TO examine his stock, and can
cAeerfuliy recommend to those wishing anything
in his line, to give him call. His advantages
are superior in selecting goods Of this character,
being manufacturer, consequently, can be re-
lied on for having the best goods and most suita-
bic 10 the market. Mr.. Knowles is gentlemen
worthy thc patronage OF a liberal public, possess
sessing, in all his transactions with his fellow
men, candor, upnghtncss, and integrity Anne
yican.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
Free Democratic Mass State Com
ECEEdiOn.

The Free Democrats of Wisconsin, and all who
subscribe TO the declaration Of principles adopt
ca as the Platform Of the Union Democrat
State Convention, held at Madison, September
18th, 1919, are invited to meet in Mass Conven.
ton, at EAST TROY, on ThurSdqy Oc,c bcr
IN, at ten O'Clock, \. NJ, to fill the places
made vacant in our ticket by the published dee
laraton of Nelson Dewey that he '>,c1ul,! not &C.
cept nomiaaiion FROM The Free Soil party'' 70,
the o?5;ca Of GorerHor-thereby rcpudiaiing the
support Of the Union Free Democratic party
and by the decnaton of Benjamin Hunkina tc
accept the nomination for Secretary OF State
and also to transact such business, and adopt
such other measures as may be necessary to in
sure the success the Free Democratic Ticket
AZ tln cuSLLimm- nlnctinn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
Ncru 9Oucxtie clllcnts
SCHOOL MEETING

The legal voters OF School District No Ouc
o. South. OFT a.c notified that an adjourned nice
ting Of said district for the purpose Of raising
money to dctray the present Indebtedness Of til,
district and the current expenses of the school
vi belo'den at the School House in SAID dis
trict. on Monday evening. at o'clock, the -
Instant O. T. DANA. C!.rk.
Solthrort. Oct. 2 1870.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EDRHELgANTL EGETS.--Mr.WH
b p LER, has introduced in tbs place. Dyons
Paint Lamps, and OIL Of Pine which for oyno.
msHt, sc0Acmy and JrHla,.cy Of light cannot be
equalled.
Another advantage over most lights is, that it
VIII not by accident, soil the finest silks.
1t gives clear equally difiused light and forms
a beautiful ornament for the parIor.
For sale at n SAWYER'S
Southport, October |, 1910.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05

Notice to Voters Of The Tard Ward IF the VII
iCge Of Southport.
A vacancy having occurred in the office OF
Trustee for the Third Ward, by the removal
from the village Of E. Cook, hereby give no
tee, in accordance with law, that al election
will be held to supply said vacancy on Wodncs-
day, the l7h day OF October instant, at the Cor
poration Room in the First Ward Of said VII
lage {. c. SIIOLES, Recorder.
Southport, Oct 4. 1919
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05

Father, what does the printer live on?'' "yVhy
chiId!" Because YOU said you hadn't paid him for
two years, and You still take the paper"
"Wite, put that child to bed; he 5 an cycrlas-
ting talkor"
Little boys are sometimes philosophers enough
to puzzle their fathers, and shame them into
good act.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05

TIE SECOND START.-Mr. Claws servant
Lew, who ran away from his master al Newport
and afterwards returned voluntarily, again left
him at Sandusky, Ohio. The sober second
thought may prove the better.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05

Keep it before the people, that Samuel w.
Beall, the candidate of the Loco Foco Convention
in a speech at Madison avowed the doctrine that
a Democrat in Georgia, although he might own a
hundred slaves, Is as good a democrat as one in
Wisconsin. Il Fond du Lac Republican.
VIII the Republican inform Us and the people
whether Zachary Taylor, who owns hoo hundred
slaves in Louisiana, is as good wing as one in
Wisconsin.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
DIED

At Slopiore. Rock County, Wis, on the eve
ming OF the 25ih alt, MARY ALMIEA, nlau
daughter Of Louis p. and CoEDELIA A. HARVEY
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
The STEAMER NILE ASHORE. Tho NiIvar-

TIE SrEAMER Nile ASHORE. = The Milwav-
kcc Wisconsin, Of H. 2nd, Gays;
Inc steamer MIC, from Chicago, arrived off
ne .oroor last evening, about eight o'clock. and
ondoayored to run in, but was unable to do so
owing to the violence Ct lhc wind: after repeated
trials She cast anchor of the north pier: th.s NOR
ming the anchor dragged and lha fires inc down
She was unable 10 make head against the heavy
sea rolling into shore. drttcd towards the land.
struck the pier ana run so near alongside. that
some OF the passengers jumped of She struck
on the beach at o'clock. a. m, about 20 rods
north of the north pier, and lies nearly broadside
to the shore, perhaps hundred lct or more from
dry Land - beach is soft sand and the boa, is in
no Immediate danger; She lies upright, every
thing on beard sale-tle passengers taken off
by small boats The Nile is driven up on the
beach 50 far, that when the water becomes calm
there will rot be more than two feet in depth
where She lies
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
G. BRIG ezS,
AT TILE
Cash Clothing Store,

One door north Of l.. T. Kings oMsfana.
e Il AS just received large and well selected
Il 81 assortment of Fall and Winter clothing. to-
setner with Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes and Leather,
which he Intends TO SELL FOR CASH al d very smell
profit. "Quch sales aud small profits is lbs MOI
to-"
lie offers Jeans Coats at the exceedingly low
price Of 3 ~,
Wooden Goats 50
Fine black and brown broadcIoth DO Is 90
Sattlneu pants, bU
Cashmere pants. from 8 90 to 90
Vests olvarious qualities from 90 to 30
HIS STOCK OF
Hafs, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and leather,
Together with numerous articles for Gents use,
will be sold at the
Lo1cesf Cash Price,,
"etake pleasure il showing our goods even if
you do not wish TO by. Gl>e Us a cull and YOU
will be satisfied that our motto is true.
Southport, Oct. |, 1919.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05
Be0,ffV.

- tH'' y
1t is universally conceded that beIur'
common in this country than any o'her.
the same time 1t is said, in no country i
50 young an age Now this Is true 10 . e.
tent, but the loss is often caused by nes
say 10 all do not neglect your personal al.
bat read the following and you need noi
looks. These articles are scientific pr
and have all attained high popularity
Jutes UauctS En- Illustrate Ha
rdfiue,
This most delightful and efficient ar.
Hair ever invented 1t Will pre-, ent n (,
OF the hair, and bring in new hair where
lost by sickness or other causes. IcNa'
tons!
Jtttes Huuel's Chinese and Ion@
der,
For impartins to the most billion,
radiant uhiicues.. In nothing ,uena
nIore careful than the use Of a'-,aa.
as many Of i.,se s2ll arc ycry g., a'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-05

u Wewerc visited on Monday night last in
this section Of country b. very violent storm,
which did considerable damage on the lake. The
steamer Nile it vii! be seen is ashore at MiIwau-
kac, and notices Of other vessels ashore, will b.
found, o.hcr parts Of oar PAPER. Rumors Of
other disasters have reached rs batnot sufficient
~ AUTHENTICATED % iu-a.. ula i1gthem public.