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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27
EOa.eSgN.
M ~ Herald, 18Th inst.

~-Hl.a- ET0n fGS u, Is II0Idt1i 3csss s'sSs'
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM YUcATAN.
]. we have received highly imporan. dies.
catches from the new Republic of Yucca
ian. whieh:recentIy separated from Mex!-
-, nm the same principles that Texas Gid.
4 This republic is situated between the
nov .Honduras and the Gulf, Of Mexico. 1t
i Goo miles long and $50 wide, with po--
s,,;;J = si;on nearly equal to that Of Texas. 1t
tu;i; be .recollected that the gallant Com.
: modore Moore of the Texan Navy aided
them in the establishment oil their indePen-
danee. for which the Texian government
! rsoaiyed doceuf Of $4,000 in specie.
: Since that period, the people of Yuca-
.,an have established Constitution on the
most liberal political, religious and COM
mercial principles. All religions are pro:
,eeted, as in Texas; and the freedom OF
3he press guaranteed. We have copy OF
the Constitution, at length, but the annex.
{ ed decree, issued in pursuance thereot'
contains the. spirit and essence OF the
whole -
Arl;ele 1.-The State Of Yucatan VIII
not enter into treaty with any power that
does not acknowledge her constitutional
i.t: To regulate her interior administra-
2d:sTo adjustrelieious matters IN way
which may appear to her most likely to
promote the happiness and prosperity Of
her peoples
Sd. Not to admit on her territory any
commanding officer moi Of her own appoint
ING, or militia, not organised by hei--nor
shall her OWE militia be ordered, even 10
ANAL bodies, out of the territory, under
any pretence whatever.
4lh. To determine the amounf of duties
on her imports and exports. snd to appro-
priate the revenue to her own case.
5th. Not to contribIte to the general ex-
penses Of the Republic, excepther share in
equal proportion Cor real aud not fictitious
demands. for national wants.
9Th. Not 10 allow the general admins
tration of the Republic, 10 oblge the Yu-
catans TO turn out, or in any way to serve
iu the navy or army.
9Th. To submit to laws only after they
have been freely discussed and Promulgal-.
cd by national Congress, composed oi
popularity elected representation; each
State, Province, or Department, having
an equal representation.
Article Notwithstanding the above
the Stale of Yucatan shall concur with her
respective representation, to discuss, in any
constituted assembly that may be establish
ed, The new compact which is TO govern the
Republic; but so long as she does not ex-
cent the Constitution that may be adopted,
she shall, as at present, continue separate
from the general government, without any
regard 10 the persons composing IT, or to
the principles they may proclaim.
Merida, March IL, 1541.
ANDRES lBARRA DE LEON,
President.
jose MARIA CELARAIH, Secretaries.
ANDRES MARIA SAuRE,
In the Constitution, the freedom OF the
press is guaranteed. There Is tosee no
censorship, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

Mail Robbsry.-The Mail which left
Albany for Hartford, on Monday, was ia
ken from the boot Of a coach and robbed.
The letters were found in barn, and ma
ny of them torn 1t does not appear that
The robbers got more than few hundred
dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

Infamous Conduct.-The gentleman
who swindled the banks at Cincinnati and
Louisville has written letter, complain
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

WaY Of Panama iadylces have been receiV-
ed to the 18th of February. An outline
of the news is contained in the annexed
letter:
CALLAo, February lS.
Since my last of the 5th ult. the anlicI-
pated political conyulsion in Peru and Bo'
Iva has taken place,
Col. Vivanco has been proclaimed Su.
preme Chief iu the department of Cusco,
Arequipa, Puno, and Moquegua; and not
withstanding Gen. San Koran, who was
placed in command of the former by Vi
vance, has declared against him with about
one thousand men, yet he appears TO be
rapidly gaining ground, as the whole COM
munity is decidedly against the govern.
ment of Gamarra, who has degraded the
country 10 such an extent as to place it in
the class of Chiian colony, sustained by
Gillian influence and subject to Chilian
control.
On the 21st ult. general rising took
place in Bolivia, headed by Generals Lara
and Iroeowen, who have proclaimed Cen
eral Santa Cruz, Supreme Protector. This
officer was expected a, Guayaquil about
the 18th or 20lh ult., where he was told TO
hold himself in readiness TO embark for
Peru, with small force ont he first favor
able opportunity; and as such an oppor-
tunity is now offered, we are momentarily
expecting him in Peru. On his arrival the
downfall of this degraded government is
inevitable. In fact, nothing prevents its
immediate overthrow but the want of
some officer of rank and influence nnder
whom all parties would unite.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

ing bitterly Of the Cincinnati bankers hav-
ing shaved'him with their small notes, and
subjected him to grea,loss in having them
discounted. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-27

way Of Panamaiadyices P have been receIv-
ed 10 the 18th of February. An outline
of the news is contained in the annexed
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

In accordance with resolution passed
at the last annual meeting Of the - South
port Bible Society,"" the Secretary was in
structcd to cause an abstract Of his report,
10 Uc published tho Southport Tac graph.
The Southport Bible Society was formed
Feb. 4lh. 1910 under the direction OF the
agent oil the American Bible Society. At
the term Of its formation a lively interest
was felt in the Word Of Life among our
citizens emit raced within the limits OF this
Society The liberal donation OF 500 BIZ
blcs aud 1000 Testaments by the parent
society to our rising Territory was most
gratefully received. An agent was en-
ployed under the direction OF the Ex-com-
mttee 10 explore the South half of the
County OF Racine and supply the destitute
ctAer By donation or sales that all might
have the privilege Of examining the Word
for themselves. and Of forming their hopes
Of Immortality from its life giving doc
t:.neS and principles. The number OF ia
miles visited by the agent was 265. OF
this numbered proloSsedthe Catholic faith.
In the remaining 243 families there were
3-l professors OF the religion OF Jesus
Christ as embraced by the Protestants.-
" Not more than eight or ten families,
says the agen; "eXcep;ing the Catholic
population, were destitute of the Holy
Scriptures, and these were such as had
been lately married, or had their books
destroyed by transportation and were not
able 10 procure any in the country -
There were in the district explored. 403
Bibles and 373 Tcsiaments, averaging
nearly NO to each family. The agent
further remarks: .! would also bear les
iimony 10 the general intelligence and re-
Hgious enterprise OF the inhabitants, mani
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
MORTGAGE SALE

EAFFt'T-T having been ma z = NJ y-yg7 NJ -
ES IA principal anJ interest .,oasys secured by
paid by an lndeiuTe Of Mortgage ben itrg cae t!ga
day OF March, 4. D. $50. eAecgtey by Eiphaiet Lud
lngoa, IA The county OF Lake and ct Illinois, 10
& oTge ~. Brin, Gl the county of Fock and territory
OF Visions n, and recorded ii lie office of the kegi ter
Of Dee,!s aC Racine county, Jane 5fh 4. D. $40 At
clock, L NJ IN record b. ok of mortgages a. nag
llJ, 10 }, ana - which mortgage was duly assn
by George W Britain To Nelson Laudon, by an en-
dorsemeIs thereon Gated the 18th day ct March, s.
D. Is a. ana received at The sam tim. and Il GO with
the nort5sS" Uaoa which sand mortgage There IS now
claimed to Se due iha OF Two huaJ rd and fiiy-
thee - 3 oJ.i4rS and interest, from March i6th
- A. at Ana atel The rate OF pe7 pes aiDu, there
f,ra,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thalbe ,jr IL, or
power OF sal IA sail n1rGaE' coul,n-d aaI IN pur-
slanch ct Tie stat.it al s.Dh ma e al Or ynicl
the premises ,crsel IN SAID N rt-qgc 10 VT: All
of that plra or pred of !aaJ tying aud eng in III,
county of Racine and t'rrto OF Nlsc1us ana known
and described tn" cast h1!f Of to north qua
ter OF section 10 thirty so, township uue uJr,h of
rage twemy-Ihrre @-%1 east The west bali ii the
northeast quarter o; cOu g ., township \o0ue.1
of rang Tvs 9aiy-hree ,3 east containing one hundred
and sixty Hand per kec,ters duplicates Nos
1870 and A Il much thereoias WildsclrEs said
prime pal and Interest viii BE- sell pl5c auct On 10
thu highest 5lJder, Maaiay tire Ih day o. june
next. al the - .sco,In House, IN the yI OF >ou.h
port and county OF Racine, At o O'clock, \. H.
D4led, Southport, ". 4. Mar, h lS;h, IA
NELSON LANuO<, assignee
TowsLEE, STEELE, BULIEN, Artys. nil 1T
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

Tested in establishing Sabbath Schools and
bi6.c Classes 10 diiia>e the blessings OF
Christianity" In almost every settlement
;he Word OF God is either published BY
the ambassadors OF Christ or is taught in
the Sabbath Schools and Bible Glasses. =
There, the sacred influences o. the Cos Del
atc brought into aid in forming our infant
communities, aud It is deyoutIg hoped thai
as our Territory shall increase in age and
Importance, these influences NAV be more
powerfully felt, till they become the only
impulses TO a noble and generous action.
There are now in the depository 30 b
blcs and 24 Tes;auents, the residue oil the
original number, which was ice bibles
aud 2O0 tcstlments, sent to our sociCty.-
he society has much cause for congtatu-
latIon IN view o! the success that has at
tended lis operations. And if Of our pray
ers are tervcntiy offered to Almighty God
Tor His blessings upon the Word thus
sown, We have abundant reason to believe
that much viii in time be gathered from il
II IS blessed recollection to those who
contribute Of their time and substance 10
Chrlstian!zing the world, That the liberal
soul shall be made fat and he that wafer
eth, shall he watercd also himself"
NJ. p. KINNEY, Secretary IF S. b. 6.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

HAVING noticed an article in The hast
Telegraph, signed Fred. Is. Iouscman IN
"t'ch said lIoaSeman charges Z. L. A!toa
and myself WIKI fraud ia obtaining lfom
him certain uolcs. Now therefore Tor The
satisfaction OF those interested, hereby
protest against SAID notice as Il base falsC>
hood, being bonaGde transactions, and
exchange ProPcrty,by which these notes
"ere obtaiued aud oil such a nature Us to
admit Of no depreciation, byiAe subsequent
ac.s 1T Mr., Aitoa or myself. As to the
truth OF THIS expose, references may be
had 10 the papers or locum.uts Of tie
Transactions.
c. FITZGERALD TURNER.
Southport, ApriI22nd. ISL. &6u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
0RDINANCE-NO. ,.

IN ORDINACE PROVIDING FOR THE Assg ssMENT or
TAXABLE PROPEKTY.
The Presidcn: AMI Trustees Of The village OF South
port DO orlain a. follows:
SEC T. hat il shan BE the Tutv Of the Assessors
elect for SAID vitag- ~ making the assessment
list for SAT- village, 10 enter upon all lots aut taxable
lands therein oHI personally lire tn same and
then proceed 10 make and Their ,anatiun u
the same. Ia lots Assessed sh1 be speciGca!ly drs
iynated by III number ii The lot and b1cr accord
to the last survey Of the sld village recorded IN tl
office OF Register OF Deeds Of Kacue county ard all
lets shall be designated according Ia tn Glscro ION
Of the Assessors showing the former boundaries oftlls
same a. near rs may ne IN ali cases setting frlb III.
number VI The section IN Inch Ia. same Is 10 b. found
In every case where ~ or occupant Of any 1T
parcel Of land can b. discover TIE land hall b
enered IN the list rs belonging 10 owners uhhno~u3nI
ell oihT lots or parcels OF land shall b. ssed 10 the
owner Or occupant 81 the sane.
SEC. :. In case the carrot agree upon the
valuation Of any lot parcel Of lIad II sAaI be teir
duty TO call 10 their Csuterestcd per
son, no shall be iguated BY the ru>ees and the
hree shall jointly asse, the property IN question.
SEC g. hat Il sh1ll BE- the duty u the assessors 10
meet AZ the oice OF the Recorder -s vii!a.eon The
bird Monday Of Nay each year, and then anil there
with the assistance OF the kecordsr publicly 20 exam
me the assessment list for the year the bauct OF al
persons Interested and correct al. .oube rapeyft
s NJ or errors ia valuation, descriptions quaniiio.
]r lands or lots and it there shall appear ~ be arv
missions saI list Of any taxable lands In sad vi
lre the same shall be then entered aAd assessed b.
Ire assessors. After the duplicate assessment Lists
hall be corrected. the shall be signed By the
ssessors and filed with the Recorder
NJ. FRANK. rREs'r.
L, STEELE, Recorder, Pro Ten
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
SHENIEF,S SILL.

RACINE COUNT, S.
EgI virtue at a writ of III. Ia issued ont of the
ES District Court for tie CO .nfy ofRaci Z, Wiscon
sin Territory dated March Is 1871 10 re dt ected
and delivered, against the goods and clatrl~ and for
want thereof, the iteai estate of Truman e. Wright
have seized and taken all the Fgh. Ile aai interest
q The s2'4 iFunan u Wright had on the -Jth day of
November 4. 1911 I, J O'Clock q. #, ora: any
TIME afterwards, TO the following piece or pIrcc OF
land. VIZ he one undivided half OF tn South East
quarter Of SECTOR sy township Nc three rrJt range
No. twenty three in The Milwaukee Land district;
which shall expose for sale Is ;he law directs pub
lie vendus At the Court House in the village Of acme
IN sad county OF Racine on the sixteenth day OF June
next, at 10 o clock in the forenoon of that day.
Dated This lst day OF May \. u. 1911.
EDGAR K. IIUGUNIN. Shelf
-46 MI BY ) n IVES, Uept1Iy.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

vHE notes and accounts. belonging TO
E J. ". Conroe for lumber. are LETT in
the hands Of George Bennett, Esq; and
all those Indebted, are respectfully reques-
ted TO call ana pay the same without DELAY.
J. u. CONROE.
ni5f BY Samuel Hale, jr., Agen-.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
SuENIFF-S SHE.

RACINE CoUNrT s..
Virtue Oft writ of aIirs Fer Faca,s Issued out
Il OF the District court OF Racine county. Ni>con
sin T'rr tory. tested December l>t l. D. 1910 in IA
Vor OF " yna fa,es and aga the s0'lS and chat
tells, amt tor thereof OF lhe Real estate ct George
hImhall. have levied and takeu all the right title
and ltac'S. that the said kimball had on he 10Th day
OF August \. ID 1910 or any time Afterwards 70 the
ioloTlng pieces parcels Of land To VII; Lets L. t.
) :, and -. IN block forty three 49, lot in block
forty two - lot in block thirty 49, South
hall lot ~ in block thirty (1I) situate on the :
+. quarter of section thirty one two north of
% twenty three east; which shall expose r sale
a Public Fendae the law directs, on saturday the
18Th day Of June next at the house of RHSsel heee
IN the Village OF $Uuh.Or, te2 clock the fore
noon OF that dav
Dated Al Southport this 3rd day Of May 4. D 1911
3l6m47. EDiAR *. HUGUNIN, Nber!f.
>HEkIFF'S SALE.
RACINE CoUNTY s.
EB virtue Of several executions 50 ne delivered. is
ES suing Oftha District court for Racine county
have seized and taken a the right tide and incres
OF Levi Hanks in AMI + the following described prem
!ses, 10 wiz he east half of the southeast quarter OF
section No. thirty five Town one tn OF Range No
twenty two containing sixty of land, be the
same more or less also the south quarter Of
ton No. thirty SIX town and range which |
shall expose for sale public vendue, the house Of
kussel Wheeler in the village of Southport on ~atur-
day, the nineeeth day Of June next at one o'clock IN
the afternoon of that day.
Iate, ut Southport this i.h day of May 4. y. l34T
&i5tn+T EDGAR K. IIUGUNIN Sieris.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

ARRlEED-April 23d, se4,uoner Ocean. Gurlrs, from
AGsk' gon, lnmber 10 ! Torrey. Cleared, , 18th for
Mu>kegnn.
April u, seam'oa Great Western, Walker from Chi
cage 10 Buffalo
May lst., Steamboat James Madison McFadgen, from
Chicago 10 Buffalo
May lSt., sex oner VI. Van Buren,, Henderson, from
MuSkeg0n, lumber b 4. Torrey.
Nay lst.. schooner Memep, Shelby, from Nantowor,
win shingles to J. Baen aud y. r. Allen CT AIRED
for Milwaukee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
DISTRICT COURT, RACINE COUNTY.
Prudence JoHNsToN }
vs. Ft3jon for DiroIcc-

WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
tToWsLEE, STEEL, and BuII IN, 50 RS
March 9th Sal. The time Of bearing thls clifton
is the first Monday, which the 5lh day OF july next
at l1 court in Racine And Is ordered by the Judge
Of the 81 Judlcl-l District climbers tat notice OF
this petition and the time of hearing the same shall be
given the deiendent by advertisement of TINS order
N the Southport Telegraph paper printed in Racine
county, Tor SIX sue eessge weeks previous the day OF
hearing IL Is further ordered That dapositios nag be
taken, on the port Of the complainant on 4 commssi
with Mteroglons annexed by Vun Y French fsq
Who Is named commissioner Tor TINT purpose at his
Office IN the vi!I9ge OF Southport Saturday The g.
day OF July next, mencng at lo'clo k 4 d.. and
OF WHICH, the same notice IS % be given
ATTEST, HENRY + con Jr. Clerk
II OIL MS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
/ U.IB e r.

3 StiE Subscriber has just received per
= scLooner OCEAN and NJ. Van Buren,
general and sell selected assortment o.
pine lumber and shingles, which will sell
tor cash at fair prices
A. TOREE1.
\. B. Office in r. +. Waldo's store.
Southport, May Bird, l84l. !yn47
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

VI OTICE.-Thc third semi annual
"a meeting Of the Mozarr Society, will
be held NJ the school house on Wednesday
Ito morrow evening, at early candle light.
All those who feel an interest in the con-
un"0nce and prosperity Of this society are
urgently reqacsted to attend. BY order Of
the managers. J, r. PHELPS,
May 4, 1871. Secretary
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

4NIF VtN II a.
DEwItr BULLEN, J
iTowsLEE. STEELE, & BuLLEN Sol rs)
March 9th, lj4I. The lime o. hearing this pejiton
i the 'rst Monday w..ch the 5h day Of July next
at the cou in Racine. sid il : ordered by the lld2e
Of tn 3rd JudCIa district at chambers HAT notice of
this petition and the time Of hearing tha shall b.
gHen the defendant by an adyerts men. Of Ia order
IN the Southport Tt! graph apapac printed in Racine
county Tor SIX successive weeks preyo,ts la day et
hearing. Il Is further ordered that deposition, may b
taken on the part Of the mplanaut on commission
with mtereogatioHs aun7xed by Nolnev French. Esq.
who IS named commissioned for that purpose nj his
office IN lac yiIage ct Southport Sata day the third
OF which the s1Ic notice is 10 be given
ATTEST. HENRY f. cox Jr Clerk.
2C6t ni2
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
NOTICE.


7. ME time for holding The Probe e
Il Court IN and for the county Of Ra-
cine IS changed from he first Tuesday OF
each month to the last Monday Of each
month commencing on the last Monday
OF May next, Of which public notice IS
hereby given. SAMUEL HALE, II.
Judge Of ProJatc.
Southport, April II, 1871. n45tf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

AZ Geneva on May 2nd, by Rev. P. W.
Lake, Mr.. TotXER BRILL to Miss ALMIN
?. MoRToN, all of this place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

RACINE DISTRICT COZ RI.
v PETITION For DIVORCE.
SUSAN LorHFaP.
(Tuws.ee & Bullen Solrs)
April 9TH ISL. The tine Of hear z his petition
will be the first Monday Of July next, at the Court
HoIse in Racine and it ordered by the Judge OF the
81 judicial District Climbers that notice Of lhis
petition and the time Of hearing the same, SHALL be a
ven the defendant by an adj ersen mt of this order
the Southport Telegraph, paper PM kshod IN Ra Inc
county .Oe weeks PreN 9us - hs day OF
hearing. II further ordered that dfPusit'Ons my
be taken on the part OF the complainant On commits.
sion with Hferr0-atorss annexed, 10 he issued by the
Clerk of Racine district Court upon the I'D days May
next, to Joseph Nelson Esq. OF OsWego y. l., who
hereby named c0nm slOnsr for that PufFose 10 take
the deposition Of witnesses therein - be named and IN
Which commission the dele danl will be permitted -
join and also that depositiOas may he taken the
part of thu complainant on commission with inerro-
gatoras annexed by John Jl.lsJa Esq. who is here
by named 4 cornu iss5oRer for that plrpoe South.
port on Saturday. the third day O. Juiy next Q
o'clock ) N. otali Ct (which he same notice Owe
i - be gwen
3f0,nil ATTEST, II F. cox, j. Clerk
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04


Rev. JASON LoTHRoF viii give lecture
before the Lycoum, on Friday evening,
the 9Th, at the Academy; commencing a:
early candle light.
Subject Mental Discipline.
J. L. JlLLSON, Sec'v.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

Territorial Sgus.-Wc learn that the
sits instituted by the Territory against
emes Duane Doty, to recover the monies
ppro2ratcd by the General Government
Yr the construction ol'tbc ?g5!.c Buildings
: TIL, Territory tha; are in his hands.
ave been again sworn oil, and arc to lay
Yer until the November term ct Tive Iowa
taunty Court. The suits brought by the
Territory against James Morrison, for da-
Aaccs in NOT fulfilling b., contract Tor the
ymplc,.an Of the Public Buildings, was
.snosed Of IN similar manner.
MI Courier.