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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
Correspondence Of The Tribun :.

BuFFA Lo Uct '''
0u' lew arrivals have taken place yet consequently
not much doing In the absence of much produce on >s
market Pnces have advanced sale OF Milan heat
was made on Saturday 7S4 cents and tod ny pQ
PIE oil 'inos at I3c. 1900 bushels Chicago out of store
Drought Zoe Black Rock Flour at 3 s74 j0bfs Woo'-
Ter sold at 10 FIeights II rs per bb TO
New OK which you vii! observe brings hss of Flour
IN ~ TO 6so it would have to ad,sn,e there lsa
Is od over the highest quotation 81 49, to- lake small
pfoht Whether such advance take Place i'll depend
great measure upon the Eastern demand continuing as
heavy as has been for the last week which think alto
gether problematica
The weather is clear and pleasant bus the wind
unfavoabe for vessels coming in When arrivals do aks
place no doubt they VIII bs large Besides the weather
has changed The roads about Rochester viii BE- better and
Wheat may be more plentiful there
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

MEXICAN ISpEMNrrY-The Secretary of the
Treasury gives notice ts, s.3s OF OF The Mexican la.
demnty is ready for distribution caimaus pseseRta
ton Of their certificates al The Bank Of the Metropolis A
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u The Concert OF the Misses CUNNING last
evening delightful the great ority far bet
ter than any Italian German Music could be made here
nothing that goes straight to the heart like these simple
truthful Scottish melodies. We trust this Entertainment Is
to be repested.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Gen Tom THUMB is making great conquest and sJss(
There will be performances to-day al and O'clock os ~,
morrow being the last Of Tom Thumbs engagement b. tsss
ng 1t a great family holiday. I-.s e".
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u DR.. Hawes, of Hartford, sailed from Bos.
sOH On Monday for Smyrna, accompanied by his ouly
laughter, who has lately married Missionary to that place
and IS going 10 her future home Dr. H, with Dr. Ande.
son, designs to visit Greece, Turkey and Syria.
IL John Quincy Adams was expected to lee
tare a, the Lyceum Springfield "Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

UNIVERSITY OF NEw-Y oRK-It will be seen bv
an advertisement that the Medical Lectures in
this Institution will commence on Monday next.
We are informed that the number of students
already entered is very large.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27


important improvement in Boot S0les.
Among the most useful novelties now being ex
hlblted at the Fair of the American Institute, we
consider Hunts Patent Sole Riyctng Engine one Of the
greatest importance,
This Machine i. almost continually operation not a,
mere matter Of exhibition but Of actual production ayeag
ing Notwithstanding the necessary Interruptions the ope
'ator more than hundred pairs per day Of Hunts Pa
tent ScreW Rire Soies and Taps for Boots, &c.
The extraordinary demand for which by those who have
thoroughly tested their comparative durability the
mon articles is sufficient guarantee for their universal In
troductio.
We understand that Robert B. Ruggles the enterprisng
proprietor Of the whole concern has number Of Machines
in proCres, and will be able the increasing de
mands 70. said articles.
The engine above alluded to- may be truly considered az
extraordinary production Of mechanical ingenuity and skill
aud whilst performs very similar results thar of the here
oforesunrraed Whittemore Card Machine namely-,bo.
Of punching the Leather cutting off the Wire or maxine
The Rvet, diving the and moving the Leather The r
qured distances yet the machines both in form and
hon. are IN all respects stkngly dssilar excep, that h
may bear nearly equal claims novelty ingenuity and skill
We understand that the close Of the Fair ,bis
viii be returned to No 30 Gold street where Mr. Rupos
has established his mandatory embracing f
machines operated by steam power exclusively .mnd -
sle manufacture OF the above articles
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u We fancy ex-Alderman Richard J. Smith
of the Tenth Ward, who was kicked off the Tam
many Assembly ticket night before last (after he
had been fairly nominated mast feel flatteTcd
when he reads the list Of those selected in his
stead.
Mayor Morris (who after his friends had done
their best for him got FIVE votes while Michael
Walsh. Esq. received l5l has glory enough,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

The New.Oreans Crescent says: This has been lively
week fox Cotton dealers Quite cheerful anect has been
given TO our streets by the animated eoun,enauces Of our
country friendsn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
am, dear sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
DAVID HENSHAW.

Is there workng-man in the land who docs
not see that this is Just and unanswerabe? Is
there one who does not sec that paying those
who work for the public, whether as officers or
laborers, an extra price for their services, tends
not to improve the condition of Laborers gene
rally but to depress it? Will the authors Of the
late Infamous plunder of our City Treasury OF
$25,0O0 to raise a party purse for the coming
Election view themselves in Mr. Hcnshaw's
looking. glass
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

American Institufe-Great FaH'
This day will be highly Interesting one at the
Fair.
In the course of the morning The faithful trend
of Napoleon, Marshal Bertrand, will visit the Far
At half.past 4 O'Clock in the afternoon the
Award of Premiums will be read to the pubic IN
the large Saloon.
At halfpast I O'Clock in the afternoon the e1-
ercises of the evening will commence. The clos
ing address of the President of the Institute will be
delivered, and Music by the Naval Band from the
ship of the line North Carolina.
The exercises will be concluded by splendid Fireworks by
the Justly celebrated Pyro,echuj.t, Mr.. Edge
The receipts of this day will be appropriated to the
uss of the Library of the Institute.
Mr. Niblo generously and patroticay gives the use OF
the Garden ratutousy for that purpose That Library
which for the Of all strangers visiting city, which
now contains nearly 5000 valuable books and must be rapid
y increased Every citizen who payshis quarter dollar will
have the satisfaction of contributing OF the most USE
ul and important Libraries in country One which is
pronounced by competent judges to be unique
Mon IN HUMMELSHINE, few weeks since an
Abolitonlst made attempt to lecture at Andersonown
Madison Co., lud bu, mobbed One of the rioters
was tried before the Circuit Court and sentenced to ~
Imprisonment and fine of So But his associates being
believers in the largest liberty, determined that he
should be imprisoned and the morning after the trial
paraded the of Anderonowr three or four hundred
strong and declared their intention 10 demolish the jail and
and set the prisoner free The guard which had been pro-
vded ngoriousy fled their approach and Judge kgore
adjourned the Court and went out and addressed the mob,
it said, in mastery speech and by promising to use
his influence with the Governor obtain the fellows re-
lease induced the mob suspend operations for two or
three days they persstng in the time that they would
beate the prisoner the Governor should do with
the time specified Whether the Governor was compelled
to Weld obedience TO the mob does appear
CHARITY HosPrTAL-New- Orleans, Tuesday,
Oct 17.-Reports for Sunday and Monday, end
mo at hal-past o'clock in the evening:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

Positively The last week of the Mammoth Ron.. :,
ri Fsnlss Mons oAden Whiskered Boy Hecbsn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

fessrs. alfred Bsckisy Francis Tyree Charles Hug
hart II. NJ. Dickinson, George .4lderson, James I.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u Gov BoucK and his Aid are in town, and
have taken rooms at the Astor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CHARITY HosPrTAL-New- Orleans, Tuesday,
Oct. l7.-Reports for Sunday and Monday, end
ing at halfpast 6 o'clock in the evening:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
Niississippi,

Exac, from ae,,er enclosing the caah for 25 copies OF
cLAy', SrsEcnrs,) dated
Our Election for State officers is now at hand,
but | cannot promise YOU very favorable results.
The Wings and a portion OF the old.school Demo
Gratis are battling manfully for the horror Of
the State, yet our local question is OF nature
to give the demagogue great advantage IN his
appeals to the pockets of the people, and We
fear with too much success. But, be the result
of the present contest what 1t may, you nead
have no doubt of the great contest oi is4i-hls-
sissippi will be true TO Harry Of the West"
Yours J. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

TYLER ArfolSragsrs.--Th following appoint
ments have recently been made in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, and the gentlemen were Installed
yesterday
jess. NJ. Folk, Master Laborer in place Of Nicholas
Rhodes Jonathan Rogers ex.Alderman place Of Wsn
Canberson Master Joiuer; Samuel w. Sale, Lumber la
pec,or in place Of John Nayor Daniel Ladd place e
ishn P. Hill. Master Blacksmith; Mr.. Deaike, Of New.
York Master Spar.akeT place OF Titus Dodge; Joseph
Simmons Inspector of Timber ia place Of Aaron sore
brooklyn stas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

~ MARSHALL BERTRAND will receive the calls
of our citizens at the reception rooms at the City
Hall, this day friday between the hours OF II
and II A. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u TIC OaltaTdugus NtpuDIICan says tlat
young lady the Cour, of Common Pleas held IN that VII
lage few days since, recoyeed the Of $4,000 from ohm
P. Oyer, for slanderous words spoken by his wife.
NAvAI~-All Midshlpmen within the United
States whose bear date in 1888 ordered to at
tend the Naval School at Philadelphia
LAUNcHED.-A fine ship called the NIoRE,
built by Mr.. Noah Brooks for Joseph P. Wheeler Esq
and others, was launched from the Ways at South Boston
the 18th.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
ORDLNANCE--NO. 10.
I'm Ordiaaace to procide for lie renora
Of distractions and NNiSanceS IN streets
lanes. and alters.

I'm Ordiaaace to proride for lite reaorat
OF distractions and NuiSances an Streets
lanes, and alleys.
Srcr,oy !. Be it ordained by the President and
Trustees Of the village of Southport; That 1t shall
be the duty Of The Marshal Of sad village, upon re
ceiving notice from the general board OF trustees,
or from the board of Trustees OF either ward; or
upon 4 written application, signed by hive or more
land holders of said village, OF any obstruction or
nuisance Whatever existing IN any street lane or
alley Of said village to cause written notice to be
Immediately served upon the person or persons by
whom spd obstruction or nuisance have been caus-
ed to exist, directing them cause the same to be
removed within five days from the umeoi sad no
tIiication and place a copy of said notification IN
the hands Of the Recorder.
SIC 9 That in case the person orpersons so OF
Tending, and notified as in section one OF thus ordl-
nance, Shall not cause said obstruction or nuisance
to be- removed before the expiration of five days,
the Nar,ha} shall cause the same to be removed at
the expense Of The corporation Of SAID village; and
cause said expense, together with the costs OF SUIT,
unless otherwise directed by the board OF Trustees,
to be recovered in the name of the President and
Trustees Of said corporation, by an acton OF as
sumrsit, before any court having cognzance OF the
offence.
SEC >. That any person or persons, who may
desire a longer period of time than five days, for
tlr. removal Of uuy obstruction or nuisance, may
make personal or written application to the general
board ofTrusoes. PRAYING for the same; and u sand
board or u MAJORITY OF said Trustees, shall refuse to
..at such extension Of Time then the Marshal shall
uloceeI as directed in section second ot this ordln
ua.n. JOHN w. M'KOY, Pres
j. :. JnIsoy, Hecordcr. April o. 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30

ryORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
I'VE made in the payment of certain principal and
i,-ere /, moneys due upon an lndenture OF mort
oa pe executed by Francis f. Munson and Sarah
Ann Wulson his wife, of the town of Salem in the
county of Racine and territory of Wisconsin, to
Fpaphro Seymour and William H. Garfield COM
noeinq the firm OF Seymour 81 Garfield OF the town
of Southport IN the county OF Racine and territory
aforesaid bearing date the 2Sh day of April IN the
wear OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
f,rty two, and recorded in the Office of Register OF
Deeds Of Racine county in the territory aforesaid,
On the ninth Of May 4 D eighteen hundred and
forty two at eleven o'clock Ia the forenoon OF SAID
da, in volume B of mortgages, at pages AL, 44Z
and at.: an undivided two thirds OF which mort
,,,a or the first instalmpnt due on the same, was
duIv assigned by the said Seymour & Garfield on
tn fifth day Of December, 4 ID eighteen hundred
and forty two, to Smith Il Harmon OF the city OF
Buffalo in the state of New York; on which said
MORTGAGE there is claimed to be due at the date OF
this notice, the sum of five hundred and fifty i've
dollars aud sixty two cents, ($3o3 62)
Notice i hereby given, shat by virtue OF power
Of sale contained in said mortgage, and lii pursu-
ance Of the statute, in such case made and PROVED
ed, viii be sold public auction to the highest DC
der. at the temperance house. kept by Benedict q
EcCov. in the village Of Southport, on the "a day
Cd Nav A. ID. 1913, at eleven o clock in the tore
Room Of that day, undivided two-thEds OF the
rrcnses described in said mortgage, or so nuch
thercof as vii. satisfy and discharge said principal
Ard interest moneys and costs, to wit:-Ihe fol-
]oying piece or parcel Of land, beginning at the n,
e.. corner If section thirty-fye 1851 and running
south one hundred and sixty rods TO the quarter
nost in said saciion-theuce west TO the centre OF
,ho road LEADING from Chicago to BurEngon;thence
pnrth along the centre of SAID road, one hundred
and sixty rods to the north lire of said section thirty
Ave 1851 and from thence east to the place of begin
nInr. SMITH & HARMON, AsSignees.
Dated at Southport this Seth day Of Jan. A d l843.
VoLNEY FRHNCH, attorney. 32-l2W
POSTPONEMENT.
Pv request of the mortqagor, the above sale IS
POSTPONED until the thrtyirst day of May l84}, at
the same hour and place
FmNEY FRENcH, Attorney.
Southport, May3, 1S43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

7 efault having been made in the payment of prn-
Acpal and interest, moneys due on a certain In
denture of mortgage, executed by Freeman Wood
OF Truesdel in the county OF Milwaukee and terri
tory of Wisconsin, to John Cooper of Rock county
in the territory aforesaid bearing date he fifteenth
day of October in the year of our Lord one thou
sand ght hundred and forty one, and recorded in
the Register office of the county of Racine in the
territory of Wisconsin, the eighteenth day of Oc-
t0ber, 4 d. eighteen hundred and forty one, at
eight o clock, m, in volume B of mortgages. pa
ges $50 and 20l of all that piece or parcel of land
known and described as follows, viz the west half
OF the north east quarter OF section number fifteen,
Q3,) IN township number three 3d. of range num-
Der nineteen (l9; )ying and being in Racine county
and territory of Wisconsin; on which there is cai-
med to be due at the date of this notice, one hun
dred and twenty one dollars and twenty two cents,
1921 -; and whereas no suit has ever been
commenced for the recovery of the moneys or any
part thereof secured by said mortgage
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF power sale contained in said mortgage,
and IN pursuance of the statute in such case made
and provided; the said premises being the same de-
scrlbcd IN said mortgage will be sold at public auc
ton at the court house in Racine county and terri.
tory azores id, Monday the third day of July
next, between the hours of one aud three o'clock.
m of that day. by the sheriff of Racine county,
to satisfy the principal and interest monies accruing
on said mortgage with costs of such sale as are al
lowed by IA law. JOHN COOPER, Mortgage.
DAVID NoGGIE, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated at Racine, March Is, fS43 30
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
Observation-Disclosures Pr gs.s'g'
F7fsxFsk0ss FEgkp TIgfE9vsfsg.

vHYHE SUBSCRIBERS having entered
Il in CO-partnefship for the purpose
Of carrying on the Tailoring business
would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Southport and lis vicinity that they intend
to be ready 10 do all kind OF business in
their line, and will be happy to attend to
the orders OF all who may favor them with
their custom. All work entrusted to their
care will be executed in the neatest style
after the newest fashion and on the short
est notice. They will assure that no pains
will be spared on their part to give salts
faction and they fatter themselves thai
thcir experience will ensure their success.
REPAIRING, dove on the shortest no,
tce. in the neatcst style and on reasonable
terms.
CUTTING, done on The shortest notice,
and warranted to fit if properly made up.
SHOP, OTIS Building, corner Of Main
and Market streets.
Most kinds OF Produce received in pay
ment for work.
STRONG & NOE.
J. J. STRONG, J. c.. Noe.
Southport, August Is, 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
SECOND VOLUME
yEHE EE w9 ia Css TS1N -HzI 'EzCS
Devoted to the investigation of
HU NJ AN YSIOLO GY,

Devoted to the investigation OF
HUMAN PHYSIOL OGY,
Embracing Cephology, Phrenology, Pathology,
Physognomy, Psychology, Neurology, ELECTRICITY,
Galvanism Magnetism, Light, Caoric. Life.
BY LA ROY SUNDERLAND.
The design of this popular and interesting work.
is the investigation OF all the laws which appertan
to human life, and which are concerned IN the pro-
dncton of those states of the mind called Somnam
bulism, Insanity, Dreaming, Second-sight, Somni-
pahty, Trance, Clarvoyance, and various other
mental phenomena, which have, hitherto, remained
shrouded Ia mystery.
It's pages are enriched with Essays and Commune
cations, detailing Facts, Illustrating the science O
Cephoogy, which teaches the Influences and Sus-
capabilities of the Human Brain, and the method
of controlling its separate organs by Pathetlsm; to-
gether with such information may assist in the
successful application of this wonderful agent to
Dagonis-the 'deneation OF characterized the
relief of human suffering
The second volume will be commenced in June,
1843 III large octave form, and issued monthly, on
the following terms.
/ Two dollars, an Gdrance, will pay for one copy
or the year; or sixteen copies of any one number
IL For six dollars fifty copies of any number;
or four copies for year.
III For ten dollars, ninety copies of any one
number; or seven copies for one year.
" For fifteen dollars, one hundred and fifty
pies of any one number; or twelve copies for one
year.
V To the trc8c, they will be put at niue dollars
per hundred, when one hundred copies are ordered
at one time, with the cash in ADVANCE
Agents must state, distinctly, what the money
sent is designed sHlsaS for. whether for entire
volume, or for so many single copies of one number
AS these terms are low, the Publisher cannot
doubt but agents will see the justice of giving spe-
cial attention to what follows:
All payments must be received by the publisher
before each number is sent out of the office.
All payments must be RENTED free Of postage,
and in Saiety-fund money, or itssiuivalent, in
this city.
Agents must give particular instructions as to
the manner in which they may wish each number
forwarded.
Every Editor who shall give this prospectus lin
Guiding this paragraph, six insertions, shall re
celve the Magnet for one year, from June, 1913,
provided the papers containing this notice be for
warded, marked, to New York Card, New York
cliy;' and provided, also, that these conditions be
complied with before January, 1914.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
BUILDING, BUILDING.

TNlH subscriber having been engaged for severa
y years past as HOUSE CARPENTER and JOINER in
the City of New York he is prepared to execute or
ders OF al kinds in Town Country. Designs and
Plans for Churches, Cottages and Villas together
with all orders in the business of Building will be ex
ecutci with neatness and despatch.
Al kinds OF Merchandise and Produce takca in
payment.
For further particulars enquire at the former resi-
dcnce .fJ. Lakecorner of Chicago and Broadw y-sts
Farmers viii find it 10 their ad antage to call be-
fore contracting elsewhere.
N. B. Jobbng done at the shortest notice.
S. n. STEBBINS.
Southport, Nov. Is, 1912. Cliff
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
CtO7T y ~ CON7 ~ u
EEsTABRooK Solicitor.

Joseph Clark, | Justices court, Racine CO. S.
r. II. Demng J. P. April Is,
Salvin C.West,& 1843.-Notce is hereby given
Sands Vest to the foregoing defendants that
in pursuance to a wri: Of attachment issued from
the above named Justice Peace, against the forego-
ing defendants, by which their proArty is attached,
that unless they appear and answer to the suit be
the said justice at hir office in Southport, in
said county, on the ninth day of May 1843, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, their property will be sold
TO pay said Judgment. JOSEPH CLARK
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
Cabinet 80 :srcEa0gsSc.

FTHliE subscriber, at his old stand op-
~ posite II. Whitney's Temperance
House, confines to manufacture all kinds
Of CABINET FURNITURE such as
pjIIur and scroll Ihbles OF all descriptions,
So)aS, Bureaus, Idbies, &onds, Bed
SfcadS, Grecjdn Chairs, and all kinds Of
furniture usually found in the eastern mar
ket, which he will sell as low as can be
bought in the western country.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange
for fu,ni,ure.
The Public would do we'll to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Grateful for past
lavors he soicits a continuance. "a
SAMUEL HOLMES,Jr.
Southn.... Iune J.h, 1912
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
DOCT. d. McGONEGAL.
b @ L ANIC PHYSICIAN

a NNOUNCES 10 The citizens of Southport and
Va vicinity, that he has taken up his residence in
TINS village, for the practice of Medicine Having
mad much experience in the profession he is pre-
pared IN addition to ordinary diseases, to cure Cam
GERS, Scroula and Fever sores, and those diseases
that have batllcd the efforts and been riyep nm as
lncnrabe by other physicians Dr. NJ. without
making any extraordinary preensons to medical
skill, is prepared to have his practice undergo the
scrutiny of the public and stand or fall by the test
OF experience. Ever ready to attend to the calls Of
the afflicted, he will expect in return to be promptly
PAID tor the same. Various kinds Of Vegetable Ia
mlly Pll!s, Salves, Plasters, and engineering Sy-
rups suitable to any complaints constantly or hand
or at short notice, first door south of the bridge,
Main street. Southport, April, 1913