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cardinal laws in political action from which
is is unsafe to depart, and that in doing SC
our opponents improve well known rule Of
theirs "to divide and then conquer
On motion, Resolved, That the nominees
to the Council be requested to pledge them
selves to the democratic party to tender their
designations, ifelected, thirty days previous
to the next election succeeding the approach
ing fall election.
The following gentlemen were appointed
the County Corresponding Committee, for
the ensuing year, viz:
VIM. Bullen, Albert G. Knight.
Theodore Newell, b. B. Cary.
Edgar r. Hugunin.
Resolved, That the proceedings of the
Convention be signed by its President and
Secretary and published in the Democratic
papers Of this county.
The convention then adjourned, sine die,
J. p. HURLBURT, Chir'n.
WM BULLEN, Secretary.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

Democratic Voters, the Wing organ in
this place, boasts loudly of the success of
Hickox, in the coming contest. Much is
calculated upon from your supposed inacti-
witty. Shall our strength prove our ruin.
The results are momcntous and important,
and the labor Gf labor it may be callcd) of
attending the polls but trfling in its charac-
ter Wil any one by staying at home incur
the possibility of defeat. One vote may de-
eide the result, and he who stays from the
polls takes upon himself heavy responsible
lity Are any prepared TO incur this. We
firmly hope and trust not. Come to the
polls, one and all. A heavy majority will
not be regretted, whilst the evil consequent
ces of defeat will cling to us for years.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

redeemed by the Treasurer of the territory,
out OF the per centum fund derived from
the several counties, we cannot state; but
as the ordinary drafts upon this fund, in the
payment of territorial officers, &c, general
y cover the whole amount received into the
Treasury, il is presumed that nothing has
been appropriated for the objects suggested
We feel confident as to the correctness of
our statement, when we say that the present
public debt of Wisconsin is at least forty
thousand dollars.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

The editor of the Telegraph advises us
especially through the columns of his last
paper that the people are liable to make the
discovery that g the length of the ear does
not always indicate the nature ofthe animal -
We are much obliged to him. The opin-
ions of any person Oh a subject however tri-
fling, upon which he is thoroughly informed,
we always esteem of value-Amcrican
Not at all obliged, ncighbor. Any ofyour
friends could as readily have given you the
same information. We claim no credit for
superior perception.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

FOREIGNERS.-The veteran Henry
Dodge has ever evinced himself the firm
and unfinching friend of Foreigners. In a
recent letter of his, addressed to some citi-
zens in Grant county, he holds the following
language :-' Representation and Taxation
should al,rays go together, and to deprive a
man of his rote because he is foreigner,
1 think unjust, impoltic, and contrary to
the spirit Of cur free Institutions.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

lily" into the system. Well, perhaps it
would, for in that case We should have no
banks at all. Witness single fact:-Last
winter the Legislature of Ohio adopted the
!" individual liability = system in that State;
the consequence is, that not dollar of the
stock OF any bank chartered last winter has
been taken,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

Gen. HlcKcox, the Wing nominee for
Delegate, was at this place one day last
week, on his way home, where the people,
intend electing him to stay lfor The heA'
two years. Racine AdrOcdfe.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19

1t is morally certain that if the Demor
cra,s are trne to themselves, Gen. DoDGE
will be elected to Congress by larger
majority than at the last election. That
thew viii, We have no: the least doubt
Racine Adrocdte.
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em advocates for Banks argue that all the
evils resulting from the banking system, can
be cured by incorporating :" individual liabi-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-19
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.

Hear what the Father of his Country says
on the subject of paper emissions. The
wings have always claimed that their senti-
ments on this point are in accordance with
the views of Washington, and the earlier
apostles of our liberty. How do the senti-
ments of this letter accord with the views
promulgated by the wings of this territory in
the recent address. Read it and hear what
he says against one of the wing schemes of
the day. The letter was written to sena-
tor in Maryland. and is to be found in
Sparks Life of Washington
"MoUNT VERNON.
aDear Sir:-Your favor of the Both ult
came duly to hand. To give an opinion, in
a case of so much Importance as that which
has warmly agitated the two branches of the
Legislature, and which, from the appeal that
is made, is likely to create great, and, per,
haps, dangerous divisions, is rather deli
cate matter; but, as this diversity of opinion
is on subject, which has, believe, occu
pied the minds of most men, and as my sen
timents thereon have been fully and decided
" expressed long before the Assembly, eli
ther in Maryland or in this State, was com
menced, do not scruple to declare, that j
had voice in your legislature, it would de
cidedly have been against a paper emission
upon the general principles of its utility as
representative, and the necessity Of il as ;
medium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

space of six feet by three in the Storage is taken
up by the pumps and table, and seven nlidshp-
men were confined to the remainder. Tue ward
room is ten feet by six, and in it space of four
feet By three is occupied by table under which
Is the entrance to the magazine occupying the
whole space beneath the wardroo
In the ward-roera were four officers on the
starboard side Lieut.. Gansevoert slept bunk !;
On the arboard slept the Doctor, while the Purser
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SECTION REPRESENTING THE SPAR

This cut represents the upper deck of the Som
ers and exhibits the position of the prisoners while
in irons, the space left for working the vessel and
the entrances to the rooms below. The following
will sufficiently explain the whole:
No Just behind F. NJ, the acknowledgements
the place of the bits. The whole space behind
this to M. NJ. the mainmast, to the dotted lines
atthe sides is occupied By the launch cutters,
and over them the booms, spare spars, sails, &C.
No. o-Is the entrance to the s,eerage from deck,
and the space to 3 is occupied by the trunk raised
about two feet from deck, in which are two sky
lights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

No. 3 is the entrance to the Cabin, and frou 3 to
4 is the only clear passage across decks.
No. 4 designates the position of the binnac!es.
A. B. C. D. and Z. show the position of the guns
and gun-sdes.
F. f. are the arnl-chests on which Spencer and
Cromwell were kept after confinement. The
places of the other prisoners arc marked by
their names.
G. G. Reundhou.c-the top being on a level
with the buwarks.
H. The wheel and fixtures.
1t will be seen from these engravings that the
only space in the vessel where prisoners could be
kept was that which those in confinement occupied
After having disposed of the officers on deck the
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WHOLE no. 5l.s.

and Master swung in hamnocks. In the cabir
slept the Communicable rear being occupied BY
pantries, lockers, sc. The vaca Mt space IN the
cabin was eigh, feet in width at the brcadest end
and four at the narrowest; the length being eigh,
feet. The following references will sufficiently cx-
plain the engraving above
A..AN ENTRANCE TO MAGAZINE.
RE BUSys C...PANrRy
l. REEApsoom. s.. LOCKERS.
g. PurPs. 81. Door INTO STEERAeE.
s.. LOCKER. 7...SAIL-EocS
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SECTION REPRESENTING THE BERTH

The above is longitudinal section OF the YES
sci giving an accurate representation of the Berth
Deck, which is so feet long by II wide. On this
deck the great body of the crew slung their ham
mocks The steerage is four feet long and Ia
wide. Mr.. SrEScERs hammock WIS slung in
the Storage over the door leading from the berth
deck through the Storage 70 the ward-roona a
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entrance, from below BY which officers could have
come up could easily have been guarded by two
men. Below there was, of course, no place TO
confno the prisoners as viii readily be seen
By the extract from the log book given above it
will be seen that at the time of execution the Som.
ers wa, four days sail from ST. Thomas and there
was reason to fear that her arrival might have been
retarded by adverse winds.
The following are the ages of the Officers and
Men ON board:
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p The Rochester Evening Post says the Att NJ
ca and Buffalo Railroad is now comPleted' n,
cars will perform regular trips as soon as the ron
AMANDA Road shall be completed, wn'ch Ill be il
two or three days. In spite OF opposr ION from al
NEST every quarter, the Attlca and ,uiaIo Road
now completed, and that, too IA Inferior
,ono work Of the kind in The State. Twenty-Five miles
of the road has been in Use since October last, ant
has performed business fully equal to the expec
,ation of its friends. No pains or expense have
been spared by the Company, or the contractors
to make the work just what such work should be- ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

SHOCKING Acc1DgNr.-Five slaves were drown
ed in the Kentucky river, few miles below
Fl ankfort, on the night Of the 25th instant. They
hs been on holiday excursion, and going or board
crazy skif late at night, she filled and they were
Dire .wned. Two Of the company only succeeded in
rea. hing the shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

PorzRY IN PEE,lA.-The New York Evsngel
ist says that letter mas been received from Rcv
MIR Wright, Of Ooroomiah, Persia, in the Christian
Observer, dated April %, 1912, which states tha,
the King Of Persia has issued proclamation re
curing the departure of all the Ronans.s from his
doEainioas forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

~ "A Scotchman is engaged in erecting a
mani factory at Natchez Mississippi, for the manu-
factuI of cotton bagging, jeans, nseys and coarse
cloths used by the planter for the clothing Of
NEGROES.
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1t should therefore be OF the most mperous a1
qency that would induce any single uae lake from
such tribunal subject matter Subm ID TO It's nyestga
lion and assume himself the entire coz nzance and dispo
sitioR OF IL
for such procedure. II not proved there Is the slight
suspicion that the officers viii Zee ai an.
are under competent control BY ar hoy OF The President
of the United states 10 be broug answer before the
nroper tribunal any violation law committed by then
IN ID is mos, solemn and meanc' Ioly transaction:
II would be most unusual III Io ndcreet while the heac
Of the PURSUING this investigation In respec
TO the conduct Of officers OF The Navy in the exercise
their command for single Magistrate TO interfere and ny
his warrant change the wi OF proceure ana nj
tempt establish paraH oupt jurisdiction 10 himself over
case least there color OF authority to support
the method pursued by the Government
These consideration satisfy my TINT the proofs
submitted do not establish which judicial
necessity is mpo" ID on take cognzance OF the con-
plant the feore decline granting the warrant pray
m arrest exander Sde Mackenzie and Gueri Case
WORT, for u e crime of murder.
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RTUFFs, MUFFS, at $40 Broadway

IYH. few splendid Cashmere mrfs' "hite' sou' eo'e
aud light fawn coors, from 50 to Is each
Also for sale above Tnseed Ribbons and Gauzes Tor
hcoddres,es; rich embroidered Orgundy for baldreses
per yard Ladies' French white satin Shoes at es; rich
English Thread Laces and Edgngs, worsed Edgings in
servings. Bands Cuffs and Collars Book, Swiss, Jaconet
and Cambria Muslin; figured and plain Cap iaces; Cap
and Bonnet Ribbon Hosiery, Gloves, sltts, &C. Adcount
OF Is per cent will be made all over one dollar,
from this date for the purpose OF dspossg OF the stock be-
fore The close OF the For sale above and at 2i
Bleccker.street H. e. MOoRE. u wv
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20 The Quincy Patriot that the granite
business in that town in the last seventeen years
has amounted to three millions OF dollars.
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% Wiclif's body, thirteen years after hi.

70 Wiclifs body, thirteen years after bis
death, was disinterred and burned, and the ashes
thrown into neigaboring brook. Speakingof this
transaction, Fuller says. The brook did convey
his ashes into Avon; Avon into Severn; Severn
into the narrow SEAS; they into the main ocean.
And thus, the ashes Of Wiclif are the emblem of
his doctrine, which is now dispersed all the world
over" The ashes Of Hass were thrown into the
Rhine.
% The Boston Courier says that the widowed
mother Of Small hes husband living.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

A Monster SKgLEroE.-The Ozark Standard
(springfeld, Mo- says: We have now IN our
known Abolition principles and the unsounded
office jaw tooth of an animal dug up near war
shw in Benton County, that weighs fourteen Ids
and half. The tusks found at The same tinr'
and supposed to belong to the same monster are
about thirteen feet long. According to the best
calculation that can be made, the skeleton, when
comnleed. will be forty feet in length and twosty-
s;gbf feet high. We understand that it is the in
tention of the proprictors to send the skeleton to
New.Oreans."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

BRIG BURNED AT SEA.-The ship Countess, OF
Lor. ION, Hutchinson, arrived here yesterday from
C1,risto England reports when in the latitude OF
Brest. ON the Goth of November, she discovered a
brig to leeward on fire, bore down upon her, and
dscoye red her to be the French brig Angelique,
Henry Hippolite, master, ~ days from Roucn and
bound TO Marseilles, with cargo of manufactured
goods, drugs, &c. BY great exertions, Captain
Hutchinson succeeded in saving the crew and all
hands, and in the kindest manner brought them to
Mobile. Mobile Herald, Dec. 81.
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Az RIGHTS ENGLISH GRAMMAR

AA7 hITI I > EINtgLIcEi NUk1FlNIAN II.
ready for sale al IS Spruce street. by T. BARNARD
LCO.
OF this work. the learned Or. Hawks TINS writes I'll
have with care mined this book and, must say,
that /. has pleased much Il presents the correction Of
be found in previous the
grammar of language ard IS ITSELF philosophical
than any similar work with which am acquainted On
tn. whole, consider il the best grammar OF the English
language with which am conyersani.n
i. L. HAYES, LII d. ID D.
j6 linz I'd. ~. Y. Quarterly Review.
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Orchard,
" broken and egg, warranted 10 be frs quality aai
perfectly dry ander Matches and will be screened In good
order on board and delivered s. per toa weighed By
City Weigher. Apply board the canal boat Trader,
foot OF Market street, e. r., commence unloading
Monday, The 9Th Instant and will continue until al sold.
II 1yt
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I'D EMOyAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
ia, "a sowery.-The subscribers intend removing their
1:iohng Store rom No il Bowery the store Adjoining
NO The hrs, May next, and ia made so
mo coas:stir OF general assortment Mems Youths and
Csdren's Clothing greatly reduced prices in order tha
they may go into their with an entire ne"
no those having the this chance OIL taylns
ing very good Clothing low price, as we are sly dc
lernined 10 sell OF our entire sock.
dSo In. GEO. A. buy w..
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q LLEWELLYN has the honor of in
IL for.ng bis friends and the public that he Is now
prepared furnish Music for Parties, Balls and Assemblies
He will also give lessons the Harp. HIps made tneu
and put in complete order Por particulars or terms apply
al % Broadway 653 Washing tonsreet
N. Borders punctuaiy attended 10. d30 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND
I'D COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JONES 1873 Broadway, invites attcaton - the following
arrangements under which he gives Instruction Ia he
above branches, :.
The hours Of study from to FL, from to r NJ.
or from u P. nj.
Students may select Of the abr re hours 81 attendance
and pursue The study oany or all The move branches az
moderate charge per quarter
Teyms-Fof attendance days !, ! 8,
Or every day for s '''..t......-......-..iS $40 W
Ths arrangement viii :! weeks. ,............)
poruny OF acquiring dn 90" the ageni student an op
Private lessons ar .naieral Improvement in wiring.
Published and given duriag The forenoon.
Bookkeening sale Joncss Principles and Practice OF
this uease .yo Price l2s. Teachers, by the help OF
few week, will be able to impau more knowledge in
Other sv than can be effected many months by
;erc stem OF instruction. See Journal Am. Institute and
.Isnts Magazine for Dec. 1912. d22 In
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NANTED-A situation by very capa-
w Die young woman for horsevork, eocsips. &c
very good references Apply al Ses West sresi near
Spring street 10 S1+
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Those doulphul, marked X uill probablu
be induked to Coin, bepbore the pregekl is
karred into ekekuNon.
The remainder oph the Doubtful, ulll probablul
Coin uen the thing is done Jpn no. theu mus
be phorced.
Iph anu MOI marked doun, wish 10 Com
aphler il is done, ue uill pch oul the
best and dispose oph the resi-
The following is fac simile, both as to shape
and size, of Smalrs name, erased under the word
'Ssecrage above:-
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Apple niIon for n warrant for the appre-
hension of Capt. Mackenzie md Lienf.
Gnnsevoorr for Murder.
uniteo states Court.
IN VACATION

IN VACATION.
TIE UNITED STATES,
VS., JANUARY 10, 1915.
ss4 s. maeEzszs and Motion for Warrant
| i8aS
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| ~ ANfED--A place as wet nurse, by
hsai,hy yong woman. Please apply al esss2 Ia
s'reet near Sih avenue. iloS~
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" ANTED-A place for housework or
ehamber~o's, by girl with excellent referrsees
Apply al 90 ESSeI-stYeet in So
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10 LittcIl's Museum for

10 h<Et1S@' .
1919 o,n receive the une-Novepber No. at Sc Park.
Row Another number for 1912 (Decemher1 WI also oe
published and tho,e who have paid for 1884,? WIN DC cred
tied viii, five numbers of the Eclectic and Museum oil FOR,
egn Literature 1913, paying 81 90, WIZ he en'iuea
to the - Nos of lSi3 The work now IN successful oPc
., n, 1 e' i'll q"
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pOOfAS AT AUCIlON-On Wedhes-
- d.s and Thursday Evening, JAM IL and u, al The
waver Sale Room 2o Broadway up ssrsLAw soSSs
BIZ ms besides great variety OF books American lslo
81 Biography, Travels, State Papers, &c &c. Catalogues
are now ready. j. -
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NOTICE is hereby given that all
.FranciJs Paen. Life Boats belonging to packet
ships steamboats, and Other vessels IN future wiz oe Pay
STAMPED and the words Francss Patent Lille Boat paint
cd the outside. =. - a.. ,,.rds
As no other person has legal right to use the words
q Patent Life Bosr the evidence OF the stamp or ettaIme
will be sufficient qua Register OF vessels hayns
The Life Boar is kept for tho Information OF paAsehse,s
a. ~ I've LUZ So noa' o'''@'' jtlst'
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NOTICE to Academies and Private
Y Familes-A Lady a.ca,.oued to Tuition is DESTROYS
employment from " IL in the morning. in School or
Private Family. She qualified 10 instruct In the usual
routine English ncaon the French and lala Ian.
guages Painting ad Drawing in Mi their branches, and
the rudiments of hiusc The respectable references
will be given. Address S. L., at this office. l6 lM'
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w ANTED-Union Bank Bills OF Dover
Wv New Jersey n, hall per cent. discount, by
Is Sw- PADDOCK VASVLECK, IS Walhst.
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NTANTED, UNION BANK BILLS
w OF Dover. New jersey at half per cen, discount.
nv Ia 2wst JOHN r. SMITH 4 Co, No So Wall II.
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W. ATER POWER TO LET, at tho
Wv Saw.Mill West Farms II miles from .he city, and
accessible By wafer EsquirS of
d2s lma JOHN GoPCUTT, S+S Westinghouse,
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M ANTED-A situation as Nurse, &c.
w oy arespeciabie yoans woman, with rrtereree
Of years sypy at i9l Broadway. jlO 81
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GSAN WANTED.--The advertiser
Sp.3VO being engaged in respectable business, OF
profitable nature. the above aud partner N
Ito