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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

Last week we stated that the Daughters Of
Temperance had formed Union in this city.
Below we have the pleasure of presenting the
address to the Daughters Of Temperance forming
the Southport Union No. 5. We are very glad
the "Daughters" have taken hold of this matter,
especially since the zeal Of the Sons" seems to
have abatod in the holy work. We know, if the
female portion of any community take hold of
any work Of such magnitude and importance as
the reformation of Incorporate men, it will Sue
ceed There is. one important feature of the
work, which, if rightly understood and at all
times appreciated, would be sure to 90 great
ways in eradicating the evil and that is, for
every young woman to withdraw the light Of
love, aye, and the smiles of her countsrance,
from every young man who is known to indulge
in this vice, which is prominently the curse Of
the wife and family. If young men knew they
were debarred from female society and the re-
sPect which they can confer, by indulgence in
50 injurious course, there Is no doubt but they
would soon abuudonu Bat here is the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

Dealers IN Dry Goods Groceries Ilu.d ttl~ry Boots
and Shoe, Paints. Oils, tl,s-. 81. &c. Conner 81
Park and 'iUin Streets southport, Ms, Dec. @, lei5.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
CITY EsOTEA, RaELWAUKEE.
ONE HUNDRED ROOMS!

HIS HOUSE has been recently enlarged and fitted with
New Furniture throughout. The house contains upwards
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
W. L.. WAITE,


Fa.nionabc Tailor Noxt door to P O. Vain St Southport
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

A SPLENDID OMNIBUS will Away, be read,
T. convey passengers to aud rom he boats free Of charge
EEQRSES AND CAgiEIAG ES no LE'F.
SP The Travelling Public respectfully invited 70 call
GARRISON & PAPENDIEK.
MrLwAvEfe, May 18Th, l85o-no47 - 80
GIDEON TRIESDELL,
DEALER in Lumber ETC, in southport, Wisconsin. vii
have constantly on b td, well selected assortment 0
Lumber Also Shiig h Lain. Mastering Hair, Window
Sa'h Glass etc etc ard opposite the Planning Machine
March lsIh, $50
AmERsCAN HOTEL.
TnE undersigned having recently fitted up this House fo
the reception Of the travelling public wishes to assure
his friends arr, The public thai he will spare pains Il
render their stay with him pleasant and agreeable. lii
house will be kept strictly on TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES
Corner Of Market and Exchange streets.
tg~Pe7sengcrs taken to ana Boats free Of charge
DURKEE HOUSE,
By Francis & Lusk,
CORNER 90 MAIN AND Pearl STREETS. KrNoEHA
-StiE undersigned wish to inform th"ir friend. and the
possession % this splendid House aud assure all whC
give them trial that their House shah ervl %<r
part To make agreeable temporary home tor all no fay OF
them With call. kLNosH,, March -, l-jc.
SAN. FHAN'Is, u. Il. LrSK.
HENRY y. yI0Tsa,
ARCHITECT AND DIR AfTrM NN.-iuy business cntrust
eel to hun will b. attended To with prompuess and drs
street, North Ward, southport. fcbl,ls5O52n
j. IL. SBARP%EEKN,
ATToRSry AND CouNaELLoR AT Law. SOUTHPORT
JASON LOTR2lt0P, Jr.,
DEorry SURVIVOR. Residence Chicago near Middle
81, North Ward southport.
JCN Es. J5gSVN,
Attorney Ceanci'or and Solicitor; Justice Of The Pace
Notary Public. southport, lci9
=. T.. EsAssFsaOLO53E4v.
Dealer in all kiads Of Hardware, iron. steel stoves and
IlGneg. =. g. - GtNEE y 49, l..Wis
J0sIN "a. JONAS,
Deputy surveyor Residence in Brighton, two miles west Of
Hall Praise, ON the Burlington ro'd.
LOssAgl g2OAD,
Attorney I'D Counsellor at Law. oa.,c, corner Of Mai
FsAVS H'RfNEg&,
Physician and surge. n Oncsu, N.i5 stree. nearly ouo.-
site me Mon-"n tlog-" Residence al ttr liUun toUse
DaS. GEIl>s,
oNgor,uusr. CGicc at Kings bookstore. Residence On
Market street, west of the Episcopal Church August
~, I0lg.
4. ,. a a. Vi. en- 7sESON.
Dealers Ia Dry Goods Groceries 'a ware cro,rry Boots,
and Shoe Points, Di~, tbs-. So. O.. Conner ct
Park and ',"n streets, Southport WIS, Dec @, ls4s.
.s.LoyHEL,
Attorney, Counsellor e"d solicitor. SOUTHPORT.
JOEgN E.. =. YATES,
Justice Of Che rs oGlre il !he onrbec Block first dor
TO the !eh, AZ Tie head ot t,, stairs. MS.
IS. -. 1ENS0GE.
Dealer in Sa'll"ry Hardware aai Harness. Trunk and
saddle Nnaut,csy u3l.
". j.. yYATyE,
Fashionable Tailnr Next door to P. O. Nnin Southport.
=. E3AyN,
GG2gra n e, n ..."9' rry S,.,s Iron, Gla''
Main and Park streets, ~uu'h port, Wis.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
STATE CENSUS,

The census of Worcester County for 1850, as taken
by the Assessors of the respective towns together with
the representation to which each is entitled is
given in the following abe-also, for comparison, the
State census of $780, in the column on the left of the
names of the Towns The population required for a
representative every year is 1861 and 1920 for each
additional representative. Towns with less than 1860
inhabitants entitled to representative valuation
year, and one representative during the other nine
years, for each time that 20S contained in the number
of its inhabitants The first column on the right of the
towns contains the present population Of the towns by
this census the the number of representatives to
which towns annually entitled which have 1860 or
inhabitants. The extreme right hand column, the
number that each town is entitled to- valuation year
and the other column the number of years. excluding
valuation year, to which each town. having less than
1860 inhabitants is entitled to representative during
the next ten years.
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CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, July 20.
SENATE. Mr. Davis presented the credentials of
MIR Winthrop, who,aft being affirmed took his seat.
The report of the Foote and Benton Committee
was ordered to be printed with the testimony.
MIR Mason submitted a Joint resolution declaring
the resolutions for the annexation of Texas were
conclusive evidence of her right to Territorial limits
therein designated, read twice and laid over.
| The Omnibus bill was then resumed.
| MIR Sebastian offered an amendment to Mr. Brad
bury's resolution, which was rejected. Mr. Benton
spoke warmly against the amendment.
Mr. Winthrop voted throughout the day with the
opponents of the Compromise bill.
Mr. Dawson's amendment makes the territorial
government to be erected under the bill Imperative
In the portion ofNew Mexico east of the Rio Grande,
while any dispute exists concerning the jurisdiction
over that country This proposition so important,
elected an animated and most instructive debate, in
which Mr. Ewing distinguished himself, and the
amendment prevailed 80 to %.
In half an hour after, Mr. Bradbury's amendment
for the appointment of joint commission to investi-
gate the controversy and agree upon the establish
ment OF boundary between Texas and the Pro-
vlnces, was also adopted-ayes 80, noes %.
The last vote stood for moment or two tie, I'M
til it was decided by Gen. Shields changing from the
negative to the affirmative SIDE Had this amend
ment failed, the bill would have been lost and it is
not clear that it has been saved.
The Senate adjourned at about half-past four.
HOUSE. Mr.. Winthrop said that he had received
letter this morning from the Governor of Massa-
chusetts informing him that he had been appointed
to supply the vacancy in the Senate occasioned by
distinguished friend now in the office of Secretary of
State
In taking his adieu of the body with which he had
so long been associated, he wished to say, in the
simplest and briefest terms, that he should always
cherish the highest regard for its characters and he
expressed his heartfelt wishes to the Speaker and
each member for their health and prosperity
The House went into Committee ofthe Whole and
Mr. Bayy moved to lay aside the California bill,
which was agreed to-95 to 6S-and the bill to pay
revolutionary and other pensions was taken up
| The bill for West Point appropriation was read
and referred.
The revolutionary and naval pension bills were
passed after a very short discussion, and progress
was made with the fertilization bill, which appro-
PIRATES two millions of dollars for the forts, arse
mails, &c., of the country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

% An anecdote was told of Sir Robert Peel soon
after the French Revolution of February, 1s4s which
for the light it throws upon his general course and
motive of action, is well worth reproduction now.
On the night the news arrived of that revolution.
popular member of the House of Commons had &C.
caslon to consult him on some parliamentary bust
ness; and, this finished, made allusion to what
had Just taken place in France. ''These,'' said he
ARE startling times; the events in France are start
ling" s'Theyare," replied Sir Robert Peel. seTbis
comes OF ruling by mere ministerial majorities; the
men at my back would have had me pursue the
same course, but knew better 70
". Y. Cour. & Eng
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FIRE ISLAND PIRATES-P OF
THE ELIZABETH.

The NewYork Tribune states that Collector Max
well, of that port returned Tuesday morning from
Fire Island and its vicinity With the aid of efficent
officers OF the customs he has made sufficient disclo-
sures to vlndicate the law and justice of the county
Articles of clothing belonging to Mr. Sumner, the
Marchloness Ossoi and her child have been found in
several OF the houses searched. Mr. Maxwell has
directed the officers still on duty to preserve these
carefully and deliver them to the friends of the de-
ceased.
About forty persons, several of whom have here
tofore been considered respectable have been mpli
Gated. Part of them are residing on Fire Island.
and the rest are scattered along the shore for dis
lance OF miles. The names of persons suspected
had been procured and officers were seut secretly TO
their different dwellings. From Patchogue. num-
Der OF wagons were then sent off to collect the stolen
property and to collect testimony
The property seized will be brought to the CITY,
and the names of the parties with whom it was found
are to be laid before the Grand Jury of the county.
which meets next month. In one house was found
1000 lbs. of wool, in another 40 bars OF soap. in
another 20, II, &c, in another quantity of silk in
another bbls. of OIL in another TASKS of oil. Leg
horn hats, &c. All this came from the wreck Of
the Elizabeth, and some of the goods had been car
ned miles from the wreck. Some of these articles
were found in the possession Of respectable farmers
Upon the person of one woman was found dress
supposed to have belonged to Madame Ossol, and
there are reasons to suppose that this dress was talk
en- from the body. with the money and Jewels which
she was known to have tied about her waist. Sew
era of her relatives who have been to the Island are
OF the opinion that her body was washed ashore.
plundered by the pirates and then secretly buried
In one house was also found the marble bust of a
child, which is in the possession of the officers.
Inc officers are still In the discharge of their duty
on the island
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of tIie Canada.

Arrival of the Canada.
The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax from
Liverpool 3Oth inst, for New York, with one hun
bred and twenty-five passengers.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool at IL O'Clock
on "Wednesday morning, 10 IL days from New
York. The Cambria arrived the day previous in Ia
days from New York.
Cotton advanced 1-S to IA; Market quiet
Flour easier to buy. Prices merely nominal. Corn
dull; yellow Is, and white Cd lower. Wheat dull,
and I'd lower.
The American feet was off the port of Lisbon,
but the papers furnish no news relative to the diff
Guilty between Portugal and the United States.
Little doubt exists but that h6stlities have recon-
menced between Denmark and the Duchies. If so,
important results are likely to ensue, as large
Russian feet is off the coast, for the avowed purpose
OF giving the Danes ali the assistance they may re-
qure
The overland mail has arrived, with two week 5
later advices from India and China.
The Queen of Spain has been delivered of a son,
which lived only few moments
A difficulty has arisen between Spain and Portt-
gal, In consequence of the marriage of the Kings
sister with Condo MontemOllne Rhe, son of Don
Carlos. The Spanish minister has protested against
this alliance, as breach of the quadruple treaty,
and has asked for his passports
The loss of the Viceroy caused no dependency
on the part of the friends of the Galway line. Ar
engagements are said to be on foot for boat better
adapted to the route
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London Nonconformist.

ROME. Colonel Webb stated, in letter from
Rome, that MAJOR Cass, Charge DIES Affaires. was
happily instrumental in preventing the republicans
blowing up the great Church OF st. Peters, in the
Holy City. General Avezzani, now in New York
denies that any such intention existed at any time
as That OF blowing up that magnificent Cathedral
Even mad such disposition existed, the means Of
doing so could not have been obtained Very LITTLE
he says, was known of the American Charqe do,
Afialres during the revolution.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

SENTENCE ENFORCED. The sentence Of the pris.
oners tried at the naval General Court Marshall recent
y held aboard the U S. ship Pennsylvania at Norfolk
was carried into execution on Friday. One seaman
and three mariners received the punishment of stripes,
and were dismissed the u S. nayalservice in disgrace
The philosophy which makes it any necessary to
fog marine on dsmissng him, than officer, we do
not exactly understand.
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concluded the musical performnce.

v1 AS an evidence Of the progress which anti
pondent of the New York Commercial savs ,In -
inc one hundred and five young men who cornnos =,
the graduating class of the University Of v;rmno
only hive hold to the doctrine that slavery i 5es;r
abe. The others think that the institution i
evil We do not know upon what authori,v ILL., H.,
statement Is made. 1t is certainly somewhat no
narkable, and we look for fiery contradiction from
nal. 0''"e"oe 'ouF-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

PLOUGH SHARES. 1t is estimated that all the ao-
rcultural labour done in England in l847, cost els
2O0,0OO and official returns show that the cost Of
our naval and military establishments for the same
year was ELS, 900, that is f3OO 900 more than
Tor all our golden harvests aud to the 700 900 labor
ers who produce them. Grave considerations must
arise from such state of things
London NoncOnforaoist
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

10 Pleasure excursions on the railroads have
grown very fashionable at Paris. They were first
organized last year by the railroad companies for
the increase of their receipts. company engages
to take you to London in the first class cars lodge
you at good hotel, show you all the sights, feed
YOU take you one or two jaunts into the country,
ana bring you back to your home in Paris, for the
modest sum of forty four dollars. You NAV 90 10
eppe, stay day and return, for five francs, or to
Brussels Tor ten.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
973,7l5

EY- The population of the State by the State Cen
sus Of 1880 was 6lO,40S by that Of 1910 was 49,
592, and by the present 973,7l5. Increase from
1880 to lS401Os, 1884, or II ga per cent from 1910
to ls5O--255, 1923, or 35 IL per cent.
The increase in Worcester County from 1910 to 1850
is $3.50 or IS IL per cent, corresponding exactly
with the average ratio Of increase of the whole State
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
DIED.

rr En- e,.si Ju,y 80, Mrs Jemma Johnson 80
dence on Salem St. '' i"oinins, from her late resi-
FAY yd In Isabella, daughter of Mr. Jerome
aged so sunday July 28, drowned John s. Freeman
- In Roxbury, July 25th, Robert 11,,.os
merry 81 M. Harbour 10 mos ~ oiiy chlid OF Mr.
Pope Esa wG an,e Uonn July 3d. Mrs Olive L. wife of J. A.
. In Richard, Mich at the o,'a;s,. 90 N;
- rIehch' wife of Rev. Leonard Slater So >
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

y The New Haven Journal states that the ma
pie. trees of that city are dying and dying in a most
onllnous manner. Last summer, occasional instan-
ces of disease, destroying only a branch here and
there but leaving the rest Of the tree in perfectly
healthy appearance. This year, the same trees have
suffered very severely, and many of those which es
lightning y
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
by TELEGRAPH TO THE DAILY SPY.
From, Washington.
Wednesday Evening, July S1st

Wednesday Euening, July Slst.
An important vote has just been taken on the
Compromise Bill A motion to lay it on the table
was lost-Yeas 25, Nays 30. The passage of the
BILLS now considered certain by many. The Intel
igencer and Republic of this morning both express
the opinion that it will certainly pass,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
For the Spy.
BY c. F-R.

BY G. FIR.
Far from friends and home ranger,
Through the worlds wide paths rove,
To my native land stranger,
Far away from those love.
Now hail the land of FREEDOM,
Be that name my pride and boast,
Where e'er LIBERTY's agreed on,
There let freedom be the toast.
Hail, Columbia, happy nation,
Be thy sons forever free,
Who would mt yield to the oppression
OF base tyranny's decree.
Now your banners proudly waving
Der the land your fathers bought,
With their blood, all perils Drawing,
For their rights theynobly fought.
Lcng the struggle has been over,
And those braves have passed away,
But there yet remanins another,
o, may freedom win the day.
SLAVERY, it must be ABOLISHED,
IT'S a stain upon the soil,
Better see your towns demolished,
Than upheld by bondsmen's soil.
o, let not the very nation,
Which your sires for freedom fought,
Charge you with violation
Of those rights so dearly bought
Sons of freedom hear his story,
Mercy well becomes the brave;
Humanity's COlumbia's glory,
Pity and set free the slaue.
WoRcEsTER, July 31st, 1850.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

GB- No less than three separate TRANSACTIONS Of
Macaulay's History Of England are now being is
sued from the German press.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

ID Carlo Bassigallcpe, an Italian musician
from New York, died in Providence on Saturday
by accidentally taking poison procured by mistake
without apparent fault on his own part or of the
apothecary,s boy, by whom it was sold. He could
very imperfecty speak English, and called for tara,
emetic, instead of cream tartar.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

C1- The Maine House of Representatives have
voted, IA TO AZ, to remove the seat Of government
from Augusta to Portland, provided Portland will
provide suitable buildings.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

Eg by the returns between October, 1919, and
Aprll 1850, there appears TO have been distilled and
excise duty paid IN Norway upon no fewer than
.oC,ooo quarts Of ardent spiritsa tolcrable guam
tity for population numbering only 400 900. 80
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

80 The finger of Calico is shown under glass
case in the Florence Museum. 1t stands mysteri-
Gus looking bit of parchment, pointing towards hea
ven. The hand to which it belonged is supposed to
nave been put to the torture by the Inquisition for
ascrlbng motion to the earth, and the finger is now
worshiped for having proved the motion.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

B.. "What strange thing it is" remarked
Frenchman, after making tour of Great Britain.
THAT you should have 200 different religions and on
ly one gravy !"
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CARD.

MGsio x se5D wRS hs, taught
Aug lessons upon the PIANO in this c rs now pre-
ui RESIDENCE, No. MAPLE srprrr
WITH r ~ SODA WATER.
DR inv ~ H. EAT VARIETY OF syRups
10 T IL TX yours OF THE Day. y
June 5 r"0O"iy, zOl MAIN STR EET
--=---------- dwSwis
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

I. ~ Frederick Douglass was mobbed in Column
bus, Ohio, lately, and barely escaped with his life.
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NOTICE.

PEI vS spOLEN-The undersigned mailed at the
Cyrus Hobrook Sterling Mass he same CONTAINING two
Nv signed by y r. Pond and payable TO my order al
M S1S s from date one dated Woonsocke May TO- 1850
,2S $1,000 dollars the other dated Woosockei NAV al
1880 for 3ls 9-lOO dollars. N"' -
ietter and notes have failed reach the person TO
WHOM lhey were addressed All persons are he eby eau
onea against negotiating the same payment has been
''vppcu;; ,a. HENRY DAVIS.
hug. " ieoU. dot
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70 Important votes were taken in the Senate on
Tuesday. See proceedings
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Help Wanted,

MoIP WHHJbu, NTIW
lhe subscriber at his Factory Worthwhile one Mule
wise, Bags to make. MARTIN vii MN
""cesteI, July "a. dwtf
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u John Vanhooser lives in Jefferson county, Tenn,
aged l22 years.
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DISSOLUTION.
NlTTCE

49, uoscfDers having umed the business of Tho oto
urn o. OTIS FITCH & CO win nm,,n ., as MAJ. aae
name of FITT MP Boots at their old stand under the
late firm. - anu VIII settle all business fthe
CHAS. H. FITCH,
Worcester Ju,v ,oso JOHN G. OTIS.
---l'uiY y IcOU.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01

CHOLERA. A letter dated Winchester, Tennessee
July %, states that cholera commenced in the Cumber
land mountain tunnel the week before among the men
at work under ground, and created such panic that
those who were well left Immediately; many died in
the mountains, and some died after arriving at Win
chester.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-01
PURE SODA IVATCn
MARRIED.

meyv 81 to Lucy Rice both of Springfield mr.
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A Room IN T,et

new, na. 'or an Office or Mechanics shop in Building
s. j. EMEPsnMr Iaegs Block, Main Street Inquire Of