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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-24

bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
May 20, 1849.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
CHARLOTTE. NC. .uJNE 12, rs4o.

In few moments, Sam issued from hi
den aud aier short SAX, arrived at III
door OF Mr.. Smiths dwelling. 10 ansse
10 his official knock, remarkably red
headed young lady. with one eye tina, look
cd Up street and another that looked down
asked him TO walk in.
l. Mrs. Smith at home 2 asked Sam
as be ga, down a, the edge of chair.
Certain, SIR. III tell her you've come.
aud away went this Interesting specimen 0
lovely woman.
Tell her I've come ! mentally el,culs
ted Sam, wonder how she found ou
Who nm. She's seen me alorc, certain
but ! never seen her, aud what's more,
What the more was remains mystery, for
The door opened aud sam was asked to
wax up stats"
Bot can't Mrs. Smith come down 7 ask
ed Sam, ! only want to see her minute.
Come down said the Neun, in uston.
shment. why Mlssls couldui think OF il,
Wen, your mistress is conlounded stiff,
I'm a thlnkln.. mutlefcd Sam as he arose
from his sea, and followed the seIyan, Up
stare.
rhs way. SIR said he servant as Sam
stopped a, the door a, the head ollhc stair.
- that. the sitting room. SIT and this is
Missis sleepIn' chamber
The ID it is nu,,ered Sam, won
drt I'D better 20 NIL bet III &c, IN
some scrapo as usual No ,imo vas leil
for deliberatlor, ho~eyer, cor the door was
already opened and IN a moment he was IN
The room aud the door vas quickly closed
The chan Der was quite dark, the binds
closed. aud the curtain drawn,
Mfs. Smith ~ not here said Sam, as
he s,fove TO Distinguish objects IN The par.
tai ob.curl,y.
On. yes, she's IN bed you know
Sam did no, know any ,h,rg about Il.
Sac nint sick - she 2 he s,ked.
'Oh yes You don, Ihlak,' asked the
gul IN a half hesilatIns, hal' confidential
loue. as 10. there's much danger, Doe
tor do you Misses lhluks /, niu'l twin,
this time
Had ,hundcrbol, fell a, bis feet, San
could no, have been moro asIoni,hed as
he light broke upon han.
Some COMPOUNDED m's,ake-l ami
DJeior, 10 stammeted, as he tetten'ed
baeksaik. Stumbling over a chair, he
finally gained the door and rushed doau
s'ait-, oserturn'ag an his course ~orthy
disciple Of g alien. ~ho had Jlsl artived
llallu! shy what's tho matter Sam
rfid tho man Of phy.ic, as lie gathered
himself slo~I, up al the FOO, Of The stairs.
Ia be hang'd II know sas the reply,
how should | | ain, doctor
The gl'ls all look shj Is NJ each Other,
End smile dcmutely, whenever Sans name
IS mentioned, Nth the utls oil doctor pre-
liz d.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
From the New York Express.
Southern ufactllrCs.

Southern Loco Focos, in the iurn Of the
tide, are actually beginning TO boast that
the South cannot only manufacture goods
as we'll as the North, bu, tina, market 10
actually found a. the North for Southern
goods. Well, this is delightful after all
the croaking and scolding about hons
manufactures, and the exceeding benefit Of
sending all The cotton abroad for foreign
manufacture. Even the Charleston Mer.
curry, which Looks upon Ysnkeedom as
a sort Of Beelzsbub's kitchen, and Lo.cH
and Dover as the hot beds Of vice snd
monopoly, has learned 10 say good word
Of Southern manufactures. Heir IL. ye
free traders. and give ear all ye Who have
ever doubted that the South, ouce welded
to gain, would not, like the rest Of os, in.
prove It's opportunity.
We are glad that the South is realizing
he benefits Of system IT has hitherto de.
cried and we predict that, with a moder.
ale protection, it viii become more and
more the advocate Of The system Of home
manufactures.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
How Sam Brown came 10 bc
called aThc Doctor"

A good na,ured, generous hearted fcl.
low was Sam Brosn; great iavo''ie Of
tho gitis aud generally liked by his nc
qualn,ances. ID nidenl and bashlul IN his
manners, he. moreover, had n way Of get.
ting into quantity Of scfapcs, ard CON.
hitting nnumetabe plumbers. The faci
lly with v hich he involved himself 10 dill
Guilty, vas only cquallcd by himself. Sam
IS not a professional man far from II, We,
he 10 well known as 1.-The Doctor" the
manner in which he affirmed tina, honora.
bic prefix to his name, is u matter well
worth the relation.
Some time ago, Sam was elected consla.
bic Of a township somewhere IN Mnsourl,
and II appeared tina, his evil genius follow.
ed him wherever he went. Ito did any
thing right but by mistake and always go'
wrong again. Sitting one afternoon IN his
little Ten by twelve Office inten,ly engaged
in specializing upon the probable rum and
even,ful destruction OF the country provl
ded General Tsy Tor was elected (San wal
democracy he was started by the ubrup
entrance OF Mr.. Detnue, one Of tho,
lawyers who enjoyed tho extensive and 10
cfaiivc practice Of the village Of NJ.
Got writ for you, Sam. said Mr.. ID
IN a very business like, and therefore uuu
sual tone Of manner. Must be sefve'
ripb, of-not moment 10 be lost. III
on Will Smith, and he You know, has gon'
east, so you will have TO leave the cop!
With his wife. DJn't make any mistake
Il Sam. With these remarks the profession
al gentleman hustled out Of tho Office an
hurried along the streets as il he had tw
or three Judges and any quantity Of client
waiting On his movements
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
a Race witt, a pOrl.er.

Au amusing Incldent occurred IN this
city one day last week, which We think
will bear telling. A Duichman Who was
q, work on the Ievee, had taken his coat,
and for want Of a better peg. be hung It on
the ground. Nov The DI'chman being q
family uan and sithal ru,her generous.
had taken care to store he pockets Of his
outer garment With ginger cakes, f5t Tho
ben, TT Of his wow Bnd his little ones
at home. A long, slab sided gaunl looking
poker, came up shortly after. aud smelling
he sasoy ginger cakes, ought, doubtless,
h" had u good right to steal dInner as
some Of hrs race that wax on tao legs
have 10 cobbsgo things Of more value. A..
ell events be began shutting the air for
tine With very wlslful look, aud fndng
the smtH wholesome, determined TO have
taste. Accordingly no mode dive upon
The DItchu ans coat, and seiZin2 II by the
pocket Of cakes, made of with It as fas, as
his ess could cary him IN very koegish
manner.
40, mine God mine coat mine cakes -
cried the DJchmau in CONSERVATION and
loilhsih his two legs scre moving ike
drums,icks, IN competition with the four
Of hIs hungry friend. Away bounded hog
aud coat, and onward leaprd the COATES.
native OF :" lader land IN eager chase
! FAX about the race bsiHccn the celebra
ted race nags Fashion aud Boston /, wGs'n,
a circumstance, even for a cod dinner
Mc--bes pardon-curb stones were pas
sed with a velocity that almos, drew fire
finn their 4 nty heads, While the putting
Of the racers drew persons TO the doors
aud windows 10 ascertain what boat wus
coming up. Some laughed al the fun, and
so did lie Dl'chman, bu, on tho wrong
side OF the mouth" BY tins time the cakes
had found exit through tremendous rent,
IN tho pocket and were leaving n trad be
hlnd that required none OF tho lnJ lau's 81.
gacly TO follow. At length the poiker,
finding tho contest dubious while he cur
RED freight, dropped the coat and sezng
plumb cake, which drew a groan from
tho putsuer, deliberately turned usde to
make assurance doubly sure" by devour.
ng the precious motscl The Duchman
stopped, picked up his coat, and examined
ii with wo BECOME lock Then he took
tho backward trail to collect tho scattered
cakes. mutering--
20, mine Go, vat a country Ever
de pigs steals, likes ter teyfel; and nobody
knows when nobody is safes. Mine Go,
| wills CO pack sga'ns to Yarmany, ant
, stay mid my mudder vat ish deads. Mine
, Got cakes losh ., vot Meriky fol
liberties. You al ish liberties here--,ot
, much liberties, by tam, good deal p an,
away he went to console himself as bcs! b,
J could.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
A LudicrO,,s Mistake.

The Ene'.sh papers state tina, a colored
person Of the name of Hope was recently
present at a session Of the Queen's Bench
1t so happened that an eminent lawyer o.
the same name was officially informed o
his appointment az Queens counsel. MIR
Justice Patterson, proceeding TO inform hiu
of tho fact, said, MI. Hope, her Majesty
having been pleased, &c.. &C.. you viii
take your place within the bar" There
upon Mr.. Hope, the colored gentleman, de
libera,ely proceeded, with broad grin o
dcligh. and much exhibition Of ivory, Il
occupy tho proifered seat. II was will
much difficulty he was KEEP. back. and ,h'
court INDUCED itself in side baf roar o
laughter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
MOONS PHASES.
Pc EFT II Y.
Home.
A BALLAD FOR EVERY BODY

BALLAD FOR EVERY BODY.
forsged all over this JOY dotted earth.
To pick IT'S best nosegsy OF innoccn, miuh.-
ltdU with the bands OF its wisdom aud worth, -
And lo It's chief treasure,
It, innermost pleasure.
Was always al Home.
vent 10 the palace and there nv fair Queen
Ia the arm OF her husband did lovingly lean.
Aad oil the dear babes in their beauty were seen,
In spite OF the splcndor.
so happy and tender.
For they were at Home
liurnd 10 the cottage. and there my poor hind
lag sick Of fever.-all meekIy resign'd.
far 0! the good wife was so cheerful and kind,
10 spite Of all matters,
An angel in tatters.
Aud she was at Home
! aka glad mother. JUS, como from the post,
With letter she kss'd from faraway coast.
Mat heart thrilling had rejoiced her most
And gladness for mourning,
Her boy was returning
To lore her Home
spoke TO the soldiers. and sailors at sea.
Where bcs, in the world ou Id they all Of them be
And hark how they earnestly shouted 10 NE.
Nah iron hearts taroLbIDgs,
And choking and sobbIng,-
O land US a, Home!
came 10 the desk where old Commerce grew gray
Aad askd him what helpd him this many day,
Ia hi, old smoky room with his ledger 10 stay
Aud i sas the beauty,
The comfort and duty.
That eLeeIrd han q, Home
Iran to the court. whers tho sasos Of law
We're arangling and l,pging at bubble and fiw,
sondrous TO me was the strife that saw
But all that fierce riot
Was calm'i by ,ae quiet
That blest them al Home!
lc'lsd on the sehcoI.boy. poor love stricken lad,
Wac yearned in lis iavelness, silent aud sad,
for tie days when again he should laugh aud be
With his father and mother. gl4d
And sister and brother
All happy al uome!
l.ppcd at the door Of the year. stricken eld
Where age. as thought. hal old memories queld
Bat still all his gsrruIous fancies outwclIed
strange old fashioned stories
or giadness and glofies
That once were a, Home
whispered the prodigal. wantou and wild,
Hos ehang'd from the heart that you had when q
eaiid,
50 teaehabIe, noble, and modest, and mild
Thopgh SIN had undone hn,
Thank God that won hin
BY looking at Home.
And then when lac wept, and vowed better life.
lhasiencd to snatch hfm from peril and STRIFE
ny finding him wisely tender young wife
Whose love should allure him,
And gently secure him
A convert al Home
50 lie that had raced after pleasure so fast
| hnd still az he ran had It's go1l over past,
Found happiness. honor, and blessing at last,
In all the kind dealings,
Affections and feelings.
That ripen a, Home!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Miscellaneous.
From the New York Organ.
temperance Tale for the Young,
BY r. S. ARTHUR.
Druukard's Good Angels.

Come Ady and Jane, is time you were
70 bed said Mrs. Freeman 10 her two III
gIrs about nine o'cloca one evening
ady was nine years old, and Jane was
year and half younger. These two chll-
heu had been sitting at the work table
9TH their mother, one Of them studying
bet lesson, and the Other engaged Oh o
,ece Of fancy needle work.
Papa hasn'. come vet, answered Ady.
No, dear. Bot rs getting late, aud
~ Time you were in bed. lie may not
shome FOR an hour
Ady laid by her work and Jeff the table,
"d Jane closed her books and pu. them
way 10 her school saicbcl.
10 can ligh, the lamp on the mantle
pece, said Mrs. freeman, after few no
"nl', looking around as she saw that The
'N'dren had both pu, on their bonnels. ant
@'s 'Y'ag ,heit VAIN caPes close abou
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Hungarian Mode of Warfare.

A correspondent, Of the Newark Adver.
tlser, writing from Frankfort, in Germany,
after describing the successes Of tho Hun.
garian patriots in their contests with the
lmperialists, says, the rapid movements.
and much Of the success Of the Hunga.
rians, is owing to mode Of warfare they
have adopted from tho Turks. Every
horseman has an infantry soldier behind
him. When necessary, the latter descend,
form and attack the enemy, after which,
il advisable, they remouns and retreat,
thus harrassing the enemy like the old
Parthians.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22

OF removal is worse than fire, keep thy
house aud thy house will keep thee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Fldttering offers TO Club

u Advertisements inserted a, One Dollar per
square, (l6 lines or less, thus sized type) for the
first insertion. and 25 cents for each continu-
ance. Court advertisements aud Sherfi''s Sales
charged Is per cent. higher and a deduction
of 335 per cent. will be made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise
ments inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square ioi each time. Semi. monthly IS cents
per square for each time.
u PCs,masters are authorized 10 act as agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22

Il won't do for man, when a horse
kicks hisn, 10 kick back 10 return.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
r. j. UOLTOy,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per annum In advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL
LARS il not paid until the close of the year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05

a telegraph despatch from below, Satur-
day, announces the steamer Michigan at
Monroe, with fair load of passengers ana
merchandise. She endeayord to get in to
the mouth Of the river, but the ice prevent
ed. Many Of the Passengers came to lhis
ely by land.
Ifthe weather continues mild to day, she
will make an cllor. TO get up the river
The ice in the river at this place is not
very thick, bat it accumuIates in great
quantities near the mouth and about the
island. The bay at SanIusky is complete
~ frozen over.
A Brooklyn gentleman is having some
houses built for shipment to California IN
pieces.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05
TIE 'TE2E4EEGEgAPEE.
c. L. sE0LES, EDITOR.
Friday, January b, 1919.
Winter Arranse menfS.

Before another number of our paper is issued, we
shall have left for the seat Of government. remain
during the session Of the Legislature. Our readers
need look for but little editorial in our columns in
our absence. If this were matter for regret at
any time, probably will not be at pres mt, in view
Of the facilities we shall have for making our paper
interesting. Arrangements have been perfected,
BY which, through the medium Of the magnetic te-
legraph, We shall be in the daily receipt Of Con-
gTessjonal intelligence and eastern news generally,
that subscribers may look to orr columns weekly
for pretty late news from all quarters Of the Union
The telegraph is about completed also to Madison,
our seat Of government. We shall probably make
arrangements by which We shall get daily inteIIi-
gence from thut quarter, which, in addition to the
weekly Madison correspondence, viii keep our rea-
dc:s early and well advised of the proceedings OF
our legislature, If to give late intelligence, be tho
primary object Of paper, dent see how on.
pr sent arrangements can be beat By amy weekly
sheet; and we hope to lie enabled 10 give satis1c-
ton to our readers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05

houses Quit Tor shipment TO California II
pieces.
BufrAlo. Dec. @Ist--t P. NJ
Flour and other articles as bcore.
NV IuRK, Dec Gl>t
Sto, K market heavy. Flour market firm sales
Of 1000 barrels at s. 81 15 A.. Cora is 57o5q
for new southern, GE41l Tor old mixed: ~ fof Oh
yellow. Rye q: Oats &la5o Pork $40 5JoI3
- asked. Whi,acy &c.
The steam ship Europa, Capt. Locke,
from Liverpool, arrived al New York, sun
day. ) =. NJ.
For some highly important news She
brings we are indebted TO the Boston papers
OF Monday.
FRA>cE.--A despatch dated Thursday,
10 =. NJ. says, up to tins date tranquility
continues. The latest election returns show
majority in favor of Prime Louis over
all competitors Of 270G0. Prince Louis
proposes to raise Cavignac to The rank o
Marshall of France. 4 partial amnesty
is still spoken Of as likely to be presented
10 the Chambers 10y Cavgnac or The Min
istry OF Prince Louis. 1t is understood it
w""ld net include tie prisoners OF Vim
80 ,r w. ...;
orlI b ,,',',.''' VI ."i'!,''.:'7 ''' e'tGI1h
(th.,,.rl1. NAVY :" ''I' ''Sl1eH'y o! uic
.,.~;',1 '',C''o' '',, "'' P'onA'Iy ne
,n r,'''I a.; t co, ell1c 'aFSiIa'. "'r@"Nd
nnI , ms n ~ '',G i'a',o'fS'
NJ. THEIRS and Mole.
,rah.L, 'r,'' 'nI %, 'n' iIrS'"eNt Will
II w. E;rr, i,,,''. a.i r.'I' -, VIC ION INST
nr his f,'b"r C ;s,' | (''o WIZ! department
bnen rorassI u" I'm I'''s'I Irt ana mas
n,ora y, ,,n"'-;,i ~ ''""""'y DC one
IT, IT, ~ - 'i, ' - ~ ''Ie '+''erhhen''-
f" o '',9 ca "oH n;' 'Is posi- o. MINISTER OF
,',',,,', ', III .'''l'S,I ana as Il IS Impossible
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05
EDR0R4TE NOTICE. TO the heir

z and next OF Kin and al pcr.ou~ interested in
Tue Estate Of jasper Hyde late otthe Toan OF stat
lord, in the cooutyo. TolIaal ard state Of Conrcc-
lcut, deceased.
You w,II please take notice taaf application la,
has been made 70 the undersigned Judge Of Probate
Of the County @. Racine and state ol Wisconsin. ~
the Executor Of tie lastwII, ard testament OF the
sad deceased TO admit sal! will 10 probate in the
County Of Racine a'oresl'd You viii therefore ap-
pear beore the Judge Of Probate OF the SAID Coun
IS OF Racine at his Office in the village OF soati-
port, on the 2gth day OF January. 1915 At ten o.
clock a. NJ Of sid day and snow cause il any yoa
have Why sad last Will and testament should not e
proved nddu!y recorded il ;ae Probate Count o.
sald Racine County.
N0LNEY FRENCH. JuJac or Pr1te,s.
Dated Southport. December 34,h, ISIS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05
By LIGHTNING.
REPORTED FOR THE SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH.
CNCINNATrI, Dee, 80 p. NJ.

CINcINNATTI, Dee, 3O-7P. NJ.
Owing TO the freshet we have had no
communication with ST. Louis since Goth
either by mail or telegraph,
A dispatch dated Cincinnati says :
Cholera reports from New Orleans have
caused general inactivity in the market.
No mail from south OF New York at 9
p. NJ.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05

!
"i"'i' ! a." ms eNouiiuUJon gay lie divided IN
/ Ger t"icg heals:
| Isl Inc cost Of the collection laws
"a Ihe'r hec' SsiIy. aud e..rc's;
! ~. he caccJ OF then repeal
The FIST subject o. INJURY here ente1 opens
broader field o. Investigation than yogr committee
! desire TO occupy. they viii content themselves
/ with presenting eN prominent facts which VIII
be ample 10 call the public attsujon 10 the enur-
mous cost OF ths machinery and liey hope set the
minds Of those interested - closer tisat:on #
! the subject: materials tor which Investigation so
abuuIauty present themselves il every neghbor-
hood. IN The outset your committee Do not claim
that all the sums paid in to the supro.t Of the ma
chiues. O! fusjcc Throughout he land are occa-
scard ~ taa collection laws bat thew do believe
shat certainly three loeIt OF suca costs are the
direct res, is q. these LAWS.
The Albany tuI,latUr. print Of ACKNOWLEDGED
talent and accuracy, SETS down the number OF law
yers in tie STATE OF New York at 10000 New
ork comprises oue-'Cuth OF the Union and as The
proportion is probably not greater there ibon else
where, IT would give rs 10000 dFtAe Union at
.a'7e' D'' !"s : h"' the Oily class oiI*rsons or
tor.I.is1cnso ,'' ''i"'','5 "i'2'! ms awe
hot mention hat,h;,b i Iii ro.I,l,. w. aor.,
3D. there can be no czasgersti,o in est,,p5.jn, in
round numbers, Throughout The Union. AZ a6.gJJ
r,gr-oo.s.. Here 'hen"e have 10000 persons en-
IIo('" !" I''>.''"s 10 lHese laws A to The cost
,.,rl', l..,or T. n. NV '''s 80" u nc
e,nar.a f. tie sl',,a ,,n.6m13 ~ T,,.
this proportion holds goad tbcp,ye 950Go+.
GOO Tor lie country at large But as will readily
he seen, this IS bat ;ithe Of tie expense and your
committee io[ want Of time to pursue the details,
I'".' ''''e i 70 S'.e ,NGs''S'''o" q "l"sI'. We
,,l4, ocr,rs tba flt5I.;,., aC,Il
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05
LIyLRrooL. Dec. lG.
DETRoIr. ian. SIS P. VI
Bankoi NorwaIk failed to-day.


~ : OK, jan, 5. !. VI.
Flour in fair demand. sales OF 1000 bbIs at
5o4 for Brooklyn. 32I a ) - fo5 weste1
straight and common to far. Wheat heavy and
can be had at from , 70 cents lower. Gencs>cc.
- a =, Oa.o 10 -; com better. jn91i-
r. and steady. Sales Of 10000 bushels at Goa o.
far ne'v, southern white and yellow -. cd mixed
held 4. 20. FOX Is up, y SO and II all -.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05
EsAEsREEEh.

N 'hs village on The 3lst alt by the Rev !.
N, NJ IL4l<G, Mr CHARLES H. SAMOAN, ~
MISS LttlE kNOWLTON, all OF this paaee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05
NEw loRE, Dec. 31-7P. VI.

Mr., Clay reached Louisville on the 22nd
on his rout for New Orleans with health
much improved. The prevalence of Chol~
era al New Orleans will change his pur-
pose OF visiting that city at present.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05

I-, The total appraisement of the school lands
in the county of Walwo-,h is S74,549 81.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05

\ dcspatch from Cincinnati Jan ?, says. The city
is generally excited about the cholera: hail dozen
new cases proved fatal Physicians disagree about
lis Being cholera. Two deaths and 20 new cases
as previously reported at quarantine near the oty.
No cases in the city.
\ despatch from Charleston says the cholera is
on the decline in New Orleans. \ despatch from
Cincinnati, by the way Of Memphis, says 203 cases
Of cholera occurred at New Orleans on tie 25th nit.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-05

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our legislature. If to give late intelligence, be tho
primary object Of paper we don't see how our
pr, sent urrangrmcn.s can be beat BY any weekly
sheet: and we bope to lie enabled 10 rive satiscsc-
ton 10 our readers.
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