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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
TNvWENTY-FIVE BBLS. FAMILY ROE
III HERRINGS, for sale very low, l0ciose.
80 j. WOMBLE 81 co.

TWENTY-FIVE BBLs. FAMILY ROE
u HERRINGS. for sale very low, tt5elose.
1YOGNAC BRANDY half and 4 quarter
u pipes fine Brandy for sale at less than New York
prices. mo 3 3 WOMBLE d ~.
RTANAGER,S OFFICE.--D. PAINE Il co.
IyA corner Main and Governor streets.
n.y. Another Capital of 2O,00O-making OF
$50 900 Of 5000 Of 5000, together with the highest
Capital nthe Dollar Loteryall seat to this Agency
in the short space OF 30 days. Buy Panes tickets to
sssN's ~ = Drawn Nos. Bel Air, 4S:
rs 80 So 50 IA IS 60 rs "a 70 II.
Cusxf6i As $3.50, the highest capital $4,000, sent
Fosa FHis DAY. at ~ o'clock-capita ss577.
sep 1900, &e, Tickets g. 80; s0oo0o sooo
s0o@ % 1Oo. - &. W.T. W. PURCELL & co,
q, Agents tor D. Paine 4 Co.
@RIASTiNG5 POWDER, &c. &c.-250o kegs
MD Blasting Powder p.u.a..
1000 bbls Hydraulic Cement
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
5000 kegs Nails
800 packages Loaf, Crushed and fo"oefeo
N 200 packages Green and Black Teas
IS hhds Porto Rico Moasses
300 boxes Candles
500 sides Sole Leather
so casks Lamp Oil
100 bags white Brazil Sugar
500 boxes Window Glass
10 terces Rice For sale by
nos DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
TABINET FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
u NO 63 MAIN STREET.--At This establish.
ment may be found large and varied assortment OF
handsome Cabinet Furnilure--such as
Mahogany Wardrobes
Do Sideboards
Ladies' Dressing Bureaus
Centre and Gard Tables
Sofas, Ouomans, Dvans
Rocking Chairs, &c &c.
For sale on accommodating terms by ,,,,o
nos GEO. J. oOhNCh.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
81 PANY-The sixteenth Annual meeting OF the
pany. will be held at the Company Office, this City,
on Monday the 25th day of November BY order OF
the President and Directors.
WILLIAM P. MUNFORD, Secy.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1850.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

AS far as heard from the democrats have gained
ten members, as will be soon by the above. There
are districts still to hear from all OF which, except
the 2st, represented by wings in the last Con-
gress From partial returns received from these dis
trics, it is probable tn at they will stand wings to
democrats, which will make the delegation stand 10
wings, Is democrats and free soiler which will be a
total wing loss Of Ia members.
LATER!
The Southern Press of yesterday learns that pri-
yate despatch had reached Washington Wednesday
night at 9 o'clock, Eating that Hunt beaten, and
the Legislature doubtful as to party complexion. To
this complexion it will doubtless at last. In deed
il WILDE seen from dispatches, that Seymour the
Democratic candidate, has succeeded by about 1000
majority, and that the Wings electl7 and the Demo-
Gratis l6 members OF Congress
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

HENNN LIMBS s'PRIZE SONG.'-P. II.
az TAYLOR has just received further supply Of
the above admirable composition, which has had I'M
precedeuted sale throughout the Union. Piano Forte
and usc Store, l6O Main Street, opposite the banks.
noe
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

al fl ~ t. = IL ETs, Nov. 7sssPsssM.
i FIous--ss Il ss-asS u atoXars'.sg yr.
Flour az ~ q 60a lids ~ Nllasas
- ss* s. =.
/, IN III saeg of red at lo4al06 cents per bushel.
CoRN-We note sales to-day at 60a63 cents per BUSH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

FRIDAY-Sussex, No. s9-Capital: $25O00.-
rs nos, Is drawn. Tickets S..
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 135-Capital $4-
900. rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC
quarters 25c.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

ENIGHT MORE CASES THIS WEEK
n GREATER INDUC EMENTS AT NO. lO2.--
We have this week received eight large Of Rea-
dy Made Clothing from our Mandatory, and
warranted ofgood make.
Entra French Beaver Over Goats.
Do Heavy do do. do.
Heavy Drab Blue do. do.
Blue Blanket Sacks and Over Sacks
Heavy Blue Riding Over Goats.
Drab and blue Blanket do do.
Da enshne Toga Sacks all shades.
Fine Twiled do do.
Black, brown and blue Frocks and Sacks.
Heavy Blue Pilot Togas
Fine black Doeskin Pants
Fancy French Cashmere Pants, all shades
Heavy English do do, plaids.
Vests vests, Vests, of Wool, Velvet blk French
assimere; blk Silk and Satin Valencies; Embroder-
ed Cashmeres, Cashmaretts, heavy .coored &c.
&c. Also, Scarfs, Cravats ,Hdkfs Gloves, HafHose.
and large lot of Under Shirts and Dra,os
For bargains call on -
no2 KEEN, CHILES & co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

WANTED.-We wish to en-
lid ploy a first rate blacksmith. A good workman
will be paid lair wages. Apply 10 orn,,
oct15--tf COOh u hOIER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

a CARD.-Gentlemen who may perchance have
"A any odd volumes or sets of medical or other
kinds OF books that belonged to the late DR.. James E.
Tyler, will particularly oblige by sending them before
Friday, the 9Th inst, to E. r. McNAUGHT,
~ Wall street,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
WINTER FAsHIONs.3 A.
MRS. ]. WOODY,

Nert door to- the Mansion House.
Will open on THURSDAY next, the oath instant,
beautiful assortment OF French and American NJ IL
LINERY GOODS--among which will g. found
French PATTERN HATS;N splendid assortment
Of RIBBONS; r5ch Ostrich, MsFab9nt ald ether fa.s,
FEATHERS; and beautiful collection oil French
and American FLOWERS
The above Goods have been selected by herself in
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Y ork, and she is
confident they cannot be surpassed in the city,
N. B. Mrs. w. returns her thanks to her friends and
customers for their liberal patronage last Spring. and
she hopes to merit a continuance Of their iavours.
nc 22-d1m.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
NEW YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK ELECTION.
THE CITY. s.
The following is the vote for Mayor of the city e
New York:
kingsland, Wing, "a, 4Sl
bod. Democrat. ~ ,9s5
kingslands majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4,547
And the following the vote for Governor:
Seymour Democrat ,72i
Hunt Wing. 10 2Ds
Seymour's majority.
Cornell, the Wing candidate to l.icaAi. Goyernt IN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
KECoE ID.


VIC Es FsfRR EMF,
nm sFAU sHy souRcEs,
0ND TIMES,
Euening, Nor. IN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

Virginia Lottery, Class 1873, to be drawn Both Nov.
rs NOS 10 drawn. Capitals: $4,000 20 900, $4,000,
5000 5000, SO of lOO0 so of 500, $50 OF $50, &c
Tickets 10; halves 5; quarters so.
seen at the office, as proof Of what have sold; and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates OF packages, and sn1
gle ticketsin the above schemes in all the
Be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested Please address orders to
no 4 N SRATTTON. Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

NNOFs THE TOILET.-Lubin's choice extracts,
/ eTarinAG Cologne Water, genuine Bay Rum, fancy
Soaps, c.,jnst received and tor sale by
- 80. 49,. WIN. FLETCHER,
y net 7-:3t IS Under the American Hotel.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

WMT ANTED, a PARTNER 10 engage actively
wv in an enterprise, of high character, in Rich
mond 1t magnificent business, and without COM
petition and will produce reasonable competency in
a few years Any sober, Industrious man, dlsconnect-
5000 cash capital or his part avail himself OF
nost raid no 7-2t%
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street.

HDARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
H. vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes Horses, Dry
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise generally and liber
al. cash advances made when required.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, Nov 9th, COM
mencing at o'clock precisely will sell at store oppo-
site the City Hotel general assortment OF new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting OF the
usual variety.
Also, a large invoice of piece and cut Dry Goods
viz Bleached and unbleached Domestics, Calcoes
Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
Also, large lot of seasonabe ready made Cothingi
fur, silk, wool and waterproof Hats, Caps, Trunks
Valices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Perlmery
Fancy Goods, &c, &c
de 5 ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
THVRUSTEES' SALE OF LOT ON MARI
q SHALL STREET.-By virtue of deed Of
trust executed to the subscribers by James Evans Esq
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court we hall
proceed to sell at public auction, the premises,
SATURDAY, the 10th OF November, 1850, common
cling at o'clock lot fronting 40 feet the south side
of Marshall street, running back l65 feet to alley, adj
Joining nearly) the residence OF Jas. p. Tyler, Esq
TERMs--4 months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable note, Gnterest added) and title withheld as
additional security.
j f4SEP Wo MMAbHE2G, Trustees.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auctioneer
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
McDONoGips WILL.

McDONOGipS WILL.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, P. NJ.
Iohnaon, Esq. ,ofthis city has for New
part IN tn. contested will The case
ia - q - 80 III c Doaogh. 80
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08


f,,sn;ng Mar. IN,
s1''''ss' 80 ''''
[eof 7s,,ce an last renort has
20 ~ s 80 ~ '-'' !, = -
{ qoo!e Shipping Tobacco, good to
READ & BARKSDALES.
4sE1s ...s 14 zs,S .as.. .s; rr,a,,r r,a,,a
- . sus','le - 1'o, i'aso
r. bas,n ,At WI bxa VI -. ocous-
$4 81, and purchasers only offer "a Is
III tx
/, V, 81 III xzt,,,4a Al a. ner l,,,stel.
seu ~ W N wy, ais n - pe Das 20 n
fleea. shAys aeclineu. 0ales a. e w.. T q
~ e. EyIs n I. u. u, s.ss & -, b,,sl,el
ny " "a ~ ~ -
lSs--We quote 45 to DV Gus. per puShei--Scaice
nuch wanted s.,,. ~ 49, "
fs-A gooo denand Ior alslilns' a. = crll's p0'
%san 'extFa pEln'e artlcle ,,....a,s y.
V y @ s ~ az ,o.s ,sr h,sbs
MI III eruvlan $59 per ION; rategonlan v4o.--
N Nj sssil nv s,ss IL 4, - s ~ ooos 90 "a. 4
\, u nuPny s. c ~ g 70 esssa
y 72 lmltaton S4aoo cents 3azela s Ssa 81
@ ~ @ial e e. Sc & x Il III Z, yd IR
~ ths 1r;eea We rive being merely no.
a sn,a W. M Az IL
Ku Nl- NsA England 80 cts. g,
fine;nnatis VII cts.~-demand good
GiN AA nerjcan 80 cents; Holland 81 81 Is per
gallons
Pr c5NfeI0NS- ouote city cured BACON at
u cents hoo round Western sides 81 7c; do shout
ders 5sasa sQueen City, hams os; new hams sascts
LARD, Il bbls 7aas cta in kegs, 7lasa cts. per H.
Observation-Disclosures hrkin HALT cts per h. for
snerr article an ordinary article may be quoted at
~ lie
y CpFFEE-There is better feeling in the market,
with cent advance We quote Rio at ii a l2.c;
Laauayra il.allSc; Java 13ai3lc
MOLASSES-Cn 23a26 cts; Porto Rico 27a30
cts: New Orleans 26a3U cts per gaon-smal supply.
SIIGARS-The demand Is better, with some i'm
movement in prices. We quote New Orleans 6aa7ic;
West India Gas cts
FT,AXSEED--Sl lO--none arriving.
'TF,AS-lmperial and Gunpowder IS cts. 81 per Id.
in fair demand
:" Cl III Jjs, in market. Prime Seed
wonid brino s44 AS per bushel.
! REFSWAX-22t to % cents per pound.
HAY-Northern--sale from landing at S0a90 cts.
* oIi,LWinter sperm, beached, 1870 cents; unbeached
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

H. TURDAY 9th day of Nov, 1850, Church
Hi at the late residence Of VIM. w. Pearce, decd,
commencing at 10 o'clock, the following property, to
wit: small lot of Groceries and Fixtures, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, one Barouche and Har-
ness, one Saddle and Bride, three Mich Cows, &C..
Terms cash MAHALA :. PEAhCE,
no 7-3t ExecutrX OF VIM. w. Pearce, decd.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

HftOI-=-59 cents.
s&e FREIGETS.
Ming doing in foreign treghts.
York Flour, per bbl;s 70 cts; coal, 8 CO
eI; tobacco, ST. so per hid, boxes IS cts,
Flour ri cents; coal, none shipping; tobacco
60 450;boxes 20 GENTS
iifTore Goa cents. 4,
i1lelphia lour vi cents; tobacco $2a per hid
ri boxes; coal 81 cents per bushel, Philadelphia
h cANA.r--To Lynchburg ana intermediate
40 cents per 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE
EIGN-On London 0s per cent prem. 4
DOMESTIC
South Carolina ...............1 dis.
Savannah Observation-Disclosures do
Angsta .................l do
1Tennes see dido
Alabama State Bank. .2ado
Bank OF Mobile.
Specie -. az
New York Checks. 1a3 6J.
PHILADELPHIA 3at do.
Baltimore. ..................aa4 do.
N. Carolina Bank Notes ............1 dis.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

NM ANTED. situation as CLERK or SALES
" MAN in wholesale or retail Grocery Store,
BY young man who has had five years experience in
the business in this city, and who can furnish satlsfac
tory testimony to character industry capaDliy, &c
situation in wholesale store would be preferred;
having thorough acquaintance with the retailers OF
the city, would make himself more profitable to his
employer. Very moderate compensation would be re-
CURED ANY one wishing to employ, will please adj
dress A. d, through the Post Office. no 6--6t*
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

NDOTTLES.-We wish to purchase large guam :
Nd sity ofbottes Persons having the article would
do we'll to send them to ,,nr,,,>,c
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
NFlsa FALL STYLE MILLINERY
MRS. C.. LINZ,

l0I MAIN STREET,
FHNAKES pleasure in announcing to the Ladies that
H. she will be prepared to exhibit to them TUES
DAY morning, 9Th November. the most beautiful as
sortnent of FALL STYLE MILLINERY ever Of
Tered in this cityo inspection of which she respect
fully requests their attention, every article has been
selected by herself with the utmost from the latest
importaons
ng Dressmakers and others wishing to procure
Patterns, will find large assortment of the latest
styles for Cloaks, Vsettes, and Saques &c. for ladies'
and children always on hand no 2-2W
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

\ JCf A. hMIE-H 0. TIE Il -tHN lr'rT.
the JUG Is mos; sing lar "tcfs a "a I.
tu1he7 Or decanter may be r.nsed, AM yod 'Iny
SATISFY yourself oy optical n,oof ,hat j. IS clean:
interiors; all darkness. No eve non fraio. H.
nohaud moves over I,e e.. cact ',.nn or c,o,o
il on,. b, np,tire. u v,afer .rakin,, !, 49,. anJ
norrinr il out. ], tIo wafor cores ont = a.,
you Judge you .aNo succeeded "A e eaairg Ire
IN. ard vice versa. ltence he Jug Is Ike me
"Li1an heart No mora eye can lo,h no i
re ts@es' and yoa can oj y Juose OF pay by
VI. at comes OF ct i.
u. IS me - o. lie Son" mr.
oHreN zoe D'PPe"a as ca L eek 'H 30 ~
glnF nee, nave even themselves up, aid ere
'0' N'''' al ''c "o.u io.'Se d. , o. '''e' g
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

ENROLLING = IUM1W.-Nr. G,.ddon prom
sos . a'at!ty me curiosity, If Boston u u few
~ :. by u1UrdI P = ono OF the Oldest Of the
i4-NiN~n npmnys which he has in his posses
slof.--lie has se'ec,od the sarcophacus of a no.
be he m woman for his u, ,eralions and has
AREA Y taken off the ou.ct case, which is made
"i "1&, - tC, mt! ca1;ol e species Of careiu-
Y 'e@catoI pastc-hoatd. The head and face of
toe ehia'me.. are gi!det. and have the appear
ahcH ot IeInga c>et Of the l2a.ur,S. The name
II tie person enclosed. cording To Mr. Gid
don renderlngs Of Tho hiorogypLcs, was Anch-
Dh. daug tcr OF u priest and scribe of rhehcs.
Gothroth-c-; and from the style Of the herog
Iyrh,cS and fashion Of tie embament, there are
srong reasons 10 b Eeve, tlougl this cannot be
sets, nItil the mummy is opened that this Iadv
hEed etwc' n the eighteenth and nneeentk dy-
EaS.y say between the 18th and 18th Centrr-
Iea Il. &, ipai Is, W'thna hu Gred years of Mo
Sc, Wnom, ior augat V e cGl assert 10 the con-
rary, she may have know.
The mummy Which Mr.. Gli(don j about 10
oi'cn - sad % be an u2commOnly good speci-
m =. There are ny. ads ui common mCmmies
&c fhehca ard Memphis: bat it is mere chance
10 be able ut either Of those cites. TO obtain a
first lass m'mIoy. since 1883. Mohammcd
All, o,uis = have iorhocl the expectation of
a0tqilr : ~ any but agents Of European govern
meats, tbal 1t IS aIuoat impossible, 1T this day,
% export Il,.,anIy +. Obtained; and but for the
..tdehce VII "a his long residence in Egypt af-
- j. in with lie ds there, even Mr.. GlidGon
would lave been unable to procure any. AS it
., ne has been our years waiting for the arrival
OF tbs t'"'n Egypt; permission having been sue
ccSsveIy refused by Mohammed Ali and by Ibra-
Ian pasha; m.l II was only obtained iortultous-
y, rom the resent Niceroy
il Is Gnoers God that several of the scientific
gentlemen Of Boston vi be present at the oper-
ng, among the rest Prof Agassiz Drs Wy;nan,
jackson, itolmes, Bowditch and Ward-.N. Y.
E.c. PvS'.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
SIMEON KING,

Would inform the pubc that he has cuIa eel his place
Of business. aud VIII IA t",e "8 uem better acc1nuHo
daliuns with "a much Va. -str t.urut OF
school. SUNDAY SchOOi.JuNcHiIc and W -
cellaueOus Books; also KstauIA hooks.
and stat iOuCrS.
OF an Kinds: win gtvai va y articles
ally kcot in Gook,ut,. which ice II any 'ovs 10 show tu
his friends aud va sell afy store n Ni~rudsi
At KING : BOOKSTORE.
Naysrnhpr Il. 1890
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

TIE owing beaa;,9:, thoughts from the
MIND Of y g Christian, should be read by ey-
cry body, and their spirit adopted and cherished
By all
The late Professor Caldwell, Of Dickinson Col
leCe. 5 OFT lime before his death, said to his
wife: "You will not, | I'm sure, lie down upon
voar bed aud weep when am gone You ~.
not mourn or me when God has been 50 good 10
me. And when YOU ST the spot where lie DO
snoi choose sad and mourIful time: do not ~ in
tln shade of the evening, or in the dark night
These are no times to visit tie rrave of one who
hopes and trusts il a l.sin. Redeeiler: but come
in the morn, 9. in the bright sunshine, and when
the birds are singing"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
DUIeBLG.E IsOG ~.
nv Fran - & Ems l.

CORNER % HAI> EaELsrGEEt,. E>p~I q, 50 IS.
CIiE Undersigned wish 40 Inform lh,lr trsri- ISL he
i travelling public generally. hul ihC, have rrv "'
possession ri hi~ splendid House and a-slrr H N'
Them trial iat tic,, lIuusc -.Il
TrE STATE, aud no care attention ~a. u hc ~. logon "rr
pam 10 make IN Agreeable Temporary hulrr t1rH "no,,No"
Them wilma call kENoslf,. Mach 81 Iol0
= D. III
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

Would lly inform thc cuiErn~ "f keru~ha lha
he Is ON hand for all branches of oprv,r pa~oy. 40
PlaSrriug, Bich ll ,ng and -uccu NO L. I'n ard o,I
mental March n. \ Il SIONE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
NIM DEaG NEnEI,
NJ. H.FARNsII, Vi. ID.

Opposite the Eua, ilud, sgn of lur todd Nora 10y J
a. STARK wen. he,. ". D.. e,rca#l t'l"r va tto pa
Drugs aud Medicines. Pain, dad uo, tucnl Nodcl,
Advice tta.4~.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:


The last "comnromise is nat which Col.
Wiz. al OF eastern Texas breaches IN letter TO
Gen. Henderson t. he same STATE Like most
corp omists Il IS I one side, ar that side tho
SoC IerE:
lie proposes % se&,e. finally ard roreve-, this
question, That tl5 Na>A} !.c ,o"ven, OF solemn
y 20 upo'' o1gross e oil % Inc s hes FOR
~c.i. 'aj;os." 'o.," several am dnents 10 the
30 stm''o!> re i,rst is 70 impose no rcs,ric-
cas- OF thr s'a e ,rade Between The STATES: tie
Sec 'd,,o lake from Caogrcs. u! power of legs-
alton Oh he subject f s'a.er, u the District Of
Col: .he third o prevent tie people Of 'errito-
lbs bel>n, Jag . he t .ljtcd Safes l'om ADOPT.
,ug y2y reg atoms with regard to slavery, e,tt-
g, .of rs sanction o. exclusions anG the fourth is
% prevent the reception . petitions i, Coaares;
o. the s'hcct ofslaye'.. \ lth propositions is
made 20 ;hc effect ;hat ale, the incorporation OF
ilvse several amendments rto he constitution,
n',ac. one OF then ,ha tea e.. be annuled
o charged, 1t p he 'a~limors conscn, OF
az Tie safes"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

Pnys1c,Av A>p :, RGro>. Office IL the Ecno>ha e.,
Drug Surc.
kE>nsuA. Aprl Ah. 1850. no.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
HEAD QUARTERS, LOR RATS" CApS
avn 81 nTFIEEG.

TIVE cd firm OF Fc AMOS nav Icy. 4 Ca have re-
| moved tneic Slt1'k OF CLOTHING" % ire Siocun
Store ls door nunh 0f " saw Ncrs- g'n ne q
they are now receiving aad keeping c0pSsuty ad &
Largest. best aud chcapcSt a>So 81 ntcut OF
Hats, Caps, ana Clothing,
ever offered in this market Ladies' iu1>, Of al kinds
Also. Fur Tpoes. aud Chudren's Mufs- cheaper than
ever FRANCS, HANLEY. s Co.
s0aa'poTL September e, 1910.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

DeALER in Lumber etc. in Southport VI wisconsin. viii
have constantly hand. we'll -ccC,cd n 500. sc.j ..
Lumber. Also. shingles, Luh. pa>Ie lI;i. WtuiOw
Sash, GlSs ec. etc. Yad opposite .ne Planning lacplIc
March lS,h. 1850.
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" 'a,b"r an IN crc~y agc.
- every tiinc ad d.
= t'..i.i, by ..itNa@e md b. thagc,
love. iDp.. lad

This ,f'rt of tie young rbe.o ign vas =.
wardat y tn annX;ra slice OF al iu",lc- i. aca
took possession OF Jonah's stomach. aid Is X
possessic1 so long ,lal oler> ono supposed a
days OF T. " hero were numb3re, Il, =, .icv
We, 5ot ;hey were not finished, as Inc ,ar 81
Of his history, shoulln ever ~. written, :. .rlle
ma 'iIcst.
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Two or ;Aree caggGes of wheat are said 10 be
on their Wa 10 New York, frou Alexandra
Egypt.
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AMERICAN nOTEL.

TFE Undersgncd h?Nrg Ttrcnry ded up this House or
The reception ni The Cling public, Vi hes 10 assure
his friends and public Ilia Er will spare pal ~ 10
render their stay win huH pIeasaut and agree able. HIS
house viii be k"p, safely on TENPEEN PEt>tIPLT>.
Corner or Marae. and Exchange s,teci..
j.. II. E0ARDMAN. Hplb 4. =.
Passengers akcu TO and from Boa, IS ce Of CHARGE
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On the night Of the 9th instant there was a
heavy frost at New Orleans. The Picay me
thinks the crops must have suffered
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7.
Thoughts on tIse SouI---Its ltamoi taiit,

III = az H'o lAlhu-iI his SOU! uld not draw
back ijcrn The ho1. bic Dit =. He answered
=. % ST.. and e wa, .Lo,.lI H., ,.,, .c -.
1..l..! = VIZ . '."-
So '''''' ".e . .eu wv" ii '"e NO. "I' 9
0! the res ''recton 10 wake The dca'. Oesec2,.
SoI 10 e. me alone II me Ia, il ms, =, y, ana
,,,;., roroso :, ,lbo;,.or.:..,.,o, ~,
'''"''' u ms 40,'io =
lS'.s'0Io % az lie seems rather 70 eeisI tina: j,
were so tan Jhat lie hoiiercd It so.
Isl. Taq. the s,ol,z iou,,.al IS erj3rn, from,
The 6,., ,o,.. j.. =, ,,,.;.. 80,
''' '''''' 80 g.
~ IT; secs'' WISH mat tae thinking .acip'9
Of man shc' Hye after his bod is consigned to
he Grave. @ ior.ca, hear ,ha .bourbt fla.
Iara ..,,.,.- ~,
''~'' '''"' - ~ e ",''o ''i0 0e'c'' J.,
an gone, Tor eve 20. eVet | cannot go-l
4.,,e: ,ve-LNr1a rye. This desire is planted
IN he s,r, or some reason and csnoci,IIy =
..,..r,.,,.o 49,. ,L..,
"'"'''e' Is; - ny > 'neu .of NAa' purpose
WAS Il planted there WAS It planted there o
smooth the ragged 2;ll of lie, and its design
,,e,ar IN ha on,. rrrIi.bol, Io,,,,o.o, lo,:,lo
-, ,.,,
u "u' we '''E 20 -" ''.'''''' 90 S'",
10 co}t%cLF o. IS u1h"0. ldLfy. 80. I ;i!c ~
tcroc?tion was proposed IF Il man d. STALL he