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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
From the Providence Journal.
meIlrcment.

/ The annual festival of Brown Unvcr-
sity and of the literary societies connect
ed with this venerable seat of learning
has been celebrated with more than usual
spirit. The number of literary gentle
men attn tiacied by the occasion was large,
although The throng in the streets was not
so great rs we have noticed on former
occasions. The celebration of the new
Association ofihe Alumni attracted many
who have not been present for several
Years and the deep interest which her
sons feel in their alma naier has been
heightened and graIiiied by The evident
tokens of her prosperity and increasing
usefulness.
The celebration Of the undcrg graduaie
snci-iies--ihe United Brothers and the
Philermenian-took place AT four o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, ~ the Rev. MIR
Halls Church
The Oraiion was delivered bv BrNJA.
MIN r. Thomas. Esq. of Worcester,
upon The causes IF The preralcm mgieri
Of Spiritual Culture. HIS style of writing
and delivery were spirited and eloquent,
and his views in general just. The sug-
gesiion Of the proprety OF establishing
proiessorships of Enelish Literature ia
our colleges, is worthy the attention Of
the friends of education.
The Poem was delivered by Tuos. A
JENcKEs, Esq, Of Providence. The
subject was "1he absence Of high
Standard Of Erceii, nee" 1t was CAPT
tai satire upon the prevalent follies Of the
day, IN politics, conmerc and literature. |
On "Wednesday morning, the Com
mpncemrnt Of the University was held. -
The procrssion was formed at Manning
Hall, at half past nine O'clock and
marched to the First Baptist Meeting /,
house, where the exercises of the grad
uaiing class took place. We have not
usually, for obvious reasons, made an,
particular criticism upon performances OF
This kind They were geaerally highly
credliab'e "a the young gra,lemcn and
10 The University, ard epinceds 4 maturity
If thought and mea'al discipline, which
effected honor upon both. There was
css variety ia the subjects than we have
'omelimes observed, bat they were han
Ned with unusual ability. i
The following young gentlemen Of The
.raduaiiog class were Admitted 10 the
legrpe of Bachelor Of Ars:
Pcnival Whanore Bartlett, Tracy
Patch Cheever, Andrew Croswell, Hen.
y Day, Robioson Potter Duna, Amory
;ale, Benjamio Gardiner, Cbas. Wesley
tewes, Charles Sexton James, Lyman
ewe", Isasc Francis jones', William
Knowles, Benjamin Newell Lapham,
harrison Van Rensselaer, Lord, George
JAWS Miles, Ezekiel Lamb Miller,
)sniel Follensbee Morrill,, Austin Nor.
ross, Harrison Carlton Page, William
ounsvrile Pierce, Albert Gallaiin Rem
qiop, Robert Benjamin Smith, William
lakePcsce Jhayer, Ab'a@ Van Bprep, IIl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

II NAvAL-U. 3. iripate Brandywinc. and
corvette st. Louis, at Rio Jnneiro on The 2}d
Of July, would sail in a few days for Bombay,
to meet Mr.. Cushing, the u. 5. Minister to
China. The irigat. Columbia. and corvette
JohnA dams remained al X. J.
| The following IL a list Of officers attached
to The u. =. ship LcraDt, which sailed from
Hampton Roads. on Saturday last, for Rio
de Janciro, to land the Hon. Geo. u. Pr, fft
Minister to Brazil. and thence proceeds To
The Pacific and around The world. The Le-
want IL one OF the finest ships OF her class IN
the navy. Tier battery consists of IS medium
:R ponndcrs. and two long tS Paixhsns,-I
Commaadrr Hugh Nelson Page. Lieuie-
nants-Rob,. G. Robb, Rob' Handy. Chas,
&. Barton Joseph III. adams, Lons Mci>anr.
Jr nciing master. Purser--John b. Rutcn.
honse. Surgeon--Wm NJ. Wood. Assis
inni Surgeon--Joscph Wilson. Passed Md |
shpman- Jnhn ID Reed. Midsbipmcn-
David Ochillrcc. Geo. p Welsh, &. u. Wells.
WIN. NJ Gamble, T. Gordon, Geo. w. Young.
A. X. AbcScroaibie, r. u. Scovell, Chas.
Woolcy. Capt's Clerk-Wm. Y. Tsylor.-I
Boat. wa'1--iao, Daadcrdale Gunner, John |
Beckuilb Carpenter, J John Green; Sailmaker,
james Bennett.
Passengers Hon. George n Profit. Min
Is,er To Brazil; Wm. H. Iisckct, private
secretary. II
A party have received permission from tho
Department Ia take passage IN the Lrvani.
io' the purpose d exploring The interior oi
South America. II consists of l. G. Strain,
pissed md'n: Edmund Christie; Dr. J. G.. Il
Reinhsr: J. w. w. Dyes. masters mate. aud
Edward Donclly. Mr.. STRAIN. who originated
he eKprdI'ion. IA distinguished for an active
md adventurous disposnIor. We wish iLr
Inr'y success ~ their enterprise Norfolk
Beacon, an insi. III
The ptnprieiofs ofuio late STEAMER Jnhn W. II
t'chmond have purrI'sscd the new sica,p,r
'cDobs.oI IA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

Mr. & hlard was arrested o. Sandy
morning aud taken b fire jared Weed,
Esq. Tie ple,ded emhv and was order.
ed to recng ,,se ~ $5001 Eos his appear.
ance Le.;,rr the Criminal Coiri on The
Lsi Mnd,v Of thus mmlh. The bail
was fnsnished by his ialhes, father ~.
law. aud brolher-in law, and he is now nj
IlberIY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Testimonial OF Respect.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
To The Hon. Lew LINCOLN.

To The Hon. Lew LINCOLN.
late Collector for tins District:
Dear .Sir-The undersigned, merchants
and others, engaged or Interested IN the com-
nercc OF this port, having learned that tho
President of The United STATES has seen iii TO
snpersedc you 10 The office Of collector of tho
revenue, take leave briefly To express TO you
their warm and unqualified appreciation of
your olfi"lal course. They cnnno, hut regret
that The public is IN lose tho services Of an
officer who has uniformly conducted the bns,-
ness of his office IN n faithful. courteous
efficient. and highly satisfactory manner and
while they Offer thus testimony To your off.
ciul worth. they must hr permitted to add an
assurance OF the cordla esteem and high re-.
spec, with which you are regarded, as u cil-
zen and a mnn. by
Your trcnd and servants,
ROBr. q. SIi iAW e. CO,
md between aud 500 others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
A REMARKABLE FAcT.-The Bost,

A REMARKABLE FAcT.-The Bostor
Journal states that a Baptist clergyman
and his wife, who reside in the vicinity
of Boston, have the pleasure daily ofga'h-
ering around their ireside four daugh.
ters, who were born in the four different
quarters Of The globe, viz one in Eu-
rope, one in Asia, one in Africa, and
one in Americana fact probably un.
paralleled in the history Of any other
family in New England. Long may
the links that bind together these sister.
remain as unbroken as those that unite
The several quarters Of the globe which
they represent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

The Providence Journal Of the 9th
inst, gives an interesting nccouM Of the
meeting OF the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION,
from which we extract the following -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

Tho ensuing day, the Sd Of October,
Gi1. ~ incnnrable in the annals Of the
Amrmesa Revolution for being the one
ns vbieb vas fought The memorable bat
Iis .f tSIaadyginr. IL was on that bloody
day aeemdns ia the historian, that both
abe Msta'Ys de Lafayette and Coun, Pu-
is>ki ira dr.v ther swords in defence
of AmSiraa frredoa.
Pulaski was brave officer. His
sswe Will 90 d"ws vRh honor 10 The
ia'es po-irIhy, aud all eser be Senein.
br1rd aud vrmtai-d hy the people whose
l,br1y he contributed essentially 10 o..
rhmvp. ss oDr of ih"~ boId and fearless
rm'ns Ohio disdsined IN he n slave. No.
one can ieysH 10 ihe name ol Washing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

The proprieiors 9th late steamer John W
R'chmond have purhssed the new slua,p,r
pcBobscoI
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

@rS BE EFT. 9lua in Deutfhlanb, ,ll16 beinabe
n aOcn Gheilen @urcpas fnben fIf bte(e nnsebetene
Safe, Die man @rbbeben nennt felt nenerer 3ett hdu
fggin, 8enn ber8leiden ggnnoer nne 3etden ncee
nre 9ed)t befpr,er. Sr6lte bid aber Itcbcr eeier,
wenu bic QSet unterseb seben NIT br audi unEun II.
9tarrbett 1nter1 ltno bic @anstpurtaben poltttlder
reei6ier Mdrtfhreter nerben aIsoann ettt @nbe ba.
ben 1nS ettt es aIs sb bic 70 oiel6erhatte 9uffld'
runs nneree gcles 5n oen 3eiten etnes 9Sasbn9tons
bren Sulinatioupuutt erreiht bate, uno est wener
berqabwdrts rolt tim tn bent Sunpfe oe5 SIR uno g.
ber9[aubens auf feDt9 Sl1 uerFnfeu. -:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

Das ee6en i. unerer gtabt uuo gan, belonoers mn
ter ben Deutiden, bat felt einger 3eit beoeuteno an
igcffielt9felt getpennea Dejenige uuere beufNhe
anner llno 0Sel6er tpelde, we e5 feint, BON enen1
s.lsn gss osielea toars FnO Onrb einen as,pdrti
9sm 5aaesrer son lbrer ase bere tpcrben, uno oas
rem nun eett NIT sernhrtem ersen, ba Ie niot nnebr
t'no, g.e andre seute, pie 8: Der bentfbe Drnder
port; oe bcten nun lant uuo Ofentd1, baint e bon
een o senten 9eebsn tDeroen fle ffreen init beiioem
@er ftr hre b0f,erne @abrbeiten unb perpammey in
1srlsd1sr Dsmath uno eebe ale Oiejenisen, weebe es
n.:.s aSsa ns sapee tnr bloenng 81 batsn @s foaen
e9e aeselarmte 9Sangen ro0enI unb ba mir uns bic
Hrlade nteier moaitrSiea Salsperlen nid1t erfaren
fofnten aoen mir nns bod bindualt iiber,euot biei.
ten oaB cteie seute nun bon ALIEN ibrem @eHoe befreit
sgn, 70 tr1eb nns Die 3esierbe an Srase in oelerge
sepess an msbrsre Staoer nno 3oaner su (feen spos
IanI fcr ar Mntpcrt erbieen, bae es blos 6eRpeoen
isl: psu Ibr 9rts Der MIR Elm MetbIina mar in Ser
Saaoe ss;. per getabr &c eerlden babe SIN gnberbed
@,t igare, tptslsen sSrnern babe Mene oemnd,t bss
TsIethltrss geranbesfaen bnrd6Obren ~ au "en S,S
samn cas ydt Oer 9Sdbrbet einoriaaen ,S sen ,,er.
eodfes @ietpliHs9ers ertpeiden nO rbren m5ae e
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07
. Ser Nfarrer 8riebeler.

Srlsnbes rntntbmrn rir Nrtitc i'm Subtater 0ei
- per 3eit ppm Iettn 0Dnnerltas: ...'.*
pfarrer gr rtebe : itano fhcn felt ,nebreren
Sabren 1T stem!them sIniebn in uuerer IadbarIAaft
Sreunbli9 nno leutlelt9en 8etra9ens puBte er I'D, H.
beraa beebt 3u 1naden, nno ntehrere @emeinben bic
er ais lutberer Yfarrer beoente, batten bas ar66e
8ertrauen su tbm @r mar oerhetratbet. 9ngeieb, be-
lebt, opn fenen Scr9en gebrtd, befanb er d, III es
ner bebagiten Sage, 'sele gu erriusen bic Mebrbeit
Der Menithctt persebens ild asmhbt ga fAtia ]lb
Der Geufel Der lScauf in etn perS-er oerflbre eil1
juuses, taum oiersebnjdbri9es Wdbheu, uno ais eno
lid Die Tcsen bieleS oerbrehertIden llm3an9s niht
mehr wohl su oerber9en naren; als Die 1tptbmenol9e
IStrafe Der S6anbtbat @ntehrun9, 8erlu(t fetner
Steae, bas 25ilb Der 9efrdnfteu gat1 alqenleueer.
adung- -olellet1t gar seesltde 9Inflage uno 3ubtz
bausirafe Qerbreder III bic 9lu9en tarrten ea
lIbrttt er III enem Meuen 9erbreben Ours Tluct nur
fonute er d peRH AUDI ntdt benz innern 0iebter, brc
Der brcbenoen Sdmah entsteben. CUR Sludt aber ecs
lburfte er @elo. Shninbelei mar babcr cin n6dfter
Sdritt: Set benz unbesrdnsten @ertraueu, rpeldes
@rtebeer in Der nm9e9enb 9cncB, bate es inn Elm
QeideS Iein fbuncn, 2auenee bon Stalern su1am1e1,
su bcrgen ei es aber nun, caB nod nt 70 tef se>
llnfen mar ub nnr bic Mtttel CUR Sudt baben wcl.
te pber trieb tbn Der Dran9 Der lmfanpe III 1hneu-
Ter be9nI9te ll) uur @tdeu Der reteren @(aGe @elc
lin 5nmmelt bon 80, 40, so nno in etent Safe 1OC
abMeiben, nit oenen er l) aus benz Staube ,uadbte
@r nabm ieiaen Bes na@ pbitabelpbta . ~. ~
Su SO. 45 bes ,golfsblates| fbet a BEL Neittbets
uto peOeu>
tender Drtdfehler, inoem o.Sbuloen b. beuben @ois
oention in 9ntlebt ibres 9runoei9entbumts af 5000
anse9eben iIno, Ddhreuo bic Scbulo nur 300 aug,
maht 8enn audi oieier 1eber fir ben aufmerfanlen
eeer aus bem Sclgenoen erbeat fr f6nnte er bod bei
9lnoern su febr unan9erehn'en giBperfduonifenG
anafiuns 9eben Infer 6errScle9e miro resbalb wpbl
Die @lte ba6en, in Der ndften Iunmer iei1es Blat.
tes nit weni9en 3etlen eeien Srrtbum su beratisen
Sc &omtf6es . ampfbpet. t. slm 1s. y, M
wurbe gu Jeu Cattle, Delaware, eiu Dan,pfbcpt BON,
Stapet selaBeu, tpeldes 9ebaut wnree obne Gebale,
Bolsen, Speifs, &npferbefef9un9en pDer NdQel basu
gu Sebrauden @s 1T init 9feTen su1ammenqebunben,
Isleid, etnem SaB> NIT Sdrauben an, Gnbe oerlclben
una ile nadb 8elieben ilaffer pber enser s MAIDEN.
Die Saufcten ioaen etpa Elm Drittel penaer ein ale
auf Die alte 9rt uno mebr Taum nnoerfperrt b(eibe
i Das paus bes Biliam Gettin9bam su gSiuiamss
tcipn Cont brannte neulld neoer> unb fener &nocr
famen in ben Glammen befeIben um
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07
Seamen Der Gownfbip > Beamter,

stan1en Der So!pnf6ip Beamten
,psle6e am 8. ApriI ls43 erpSblt rp,.r en-
ArulfeeS : @cDr9e g. Qgeb6,
eSUbn GpenleIer,
SCbl Bauer.
Saltnidb'pihretber @eor9e Selo.
SlfIe6pr; Nenry GIirporf
Brieoensrid)ter 9llpbeus Sroum.
SonItaeIes 9fcbert Wcntgemern,
sIrmenpRe9er ecrens 8udinq,
Abrabam 0tno.
SenlenbeihaHer !: Daniel @ctti9aa,
SelIe Nail(er,
.Saccb Rud. w
,arz We9meiffcr
STtr'' H. pbiGtpp 0IeanL
Scbn 2auer>
g. Cantel 9lrnplS/
.~ T. Sobn y, Dieycrs,
on 4 o,,;x O.; peter Burger.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

~ "a nj mer gS ei3eu.-Nr aoant Mebaer BON
Srr Srfisa SsGs5 ie iS@eesr bat s9ersasenes br unO
snen 9aben @runo sescaeu, tpeldes as1 8nfeeT %;O ~
Ader auSuadbt' Dieter Bat;en, ped5en er ,,ctaIenis
ldet NSalSen" nernt, tpcg SIS Yfuno basgutbe[ Ser,
lebe naroe TN oort9en MdrS 0edet. Dieles miro ais
eln enBerrreencber @rtraS fir oieie @5etrabe 9rt
rerren f6nnen ''">'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

@antpn Gaunfdbtp. y. Sci Der ont lcgten
Wcntas .9ebalenen Gaunfhtp QHabE apuroe r16 gauge
bempfrattfhe Stdet ertpdblt.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07
(9SerIratete DttttbtiIuns.)
Stnab9efabren uno 'lpteoer ouferitanoen.

Stnab9efabren tno 'pteoer onferitanoen.
8or 4ursem erei0uete id) in RaGiapn ett Stper9fel
erIhItternoPr 8crfaQ-3net OerreH aus =. II tparet
oaielba in eiuem Birtbshaule int elfrl9en errtbater
ISeprdd ber ben propheSetbete 1be1 lnter9dllG Del
IQSel oerllnfer. ais plbblt Der &euerbeoen af Dem
life in Der 9epeiheteu Oate anoer etatitr5te no beoe
@ldubt9e nit elmer entIesltden Gtmultltatton III pu
Ito 8 8ereth-be llutertpelt-perlest ml1roen -Ods
ShauEpie[ mar berserareifeno I'M Seller befanoet
d ycrfhtebene Ed6er oefTDt NIT 9fcbenlaft nno io>
ttgen SpritucienI weStalb Der gSmth nit ocm uTbell
abnenoen gln9frufe berbet elite -.-.-.....
vbdt'n r faan &rabne S'r6rod,a g" g..
Dies nar sluflicher 9Set}e ntdt Der SAL Sater
Sahus par unbeetutrddti9t- AUDI Die Sotnabsef1brce
men, Danf 1ei's oem tsl'nel tpdre, 9letd ben oret
Mdnnern in, feurioen Sfen, ltnUerebrt gehltcbeM.-
Die Bteoerertdnbcnen peroen inoeiIen ourd tire &C..
mahte Sabrt 1T ben Stauo seebt le, prlor i'm Uerz
flenerten WoBtab cine Selhrebun9 Der @efilble betn
llnteraonqe Der gSet su efern, aber audi babel en9e
oenf 1enI baB Der Otenlh bic @otter nidt eer1aden
iea, oenn
g . d be t. bds per3
SIM # II Mt ut mt II g d1mera!-
IT, bdher wtro es nod pohl etner 9erauen @rbDlung5:
;ett teoren ete e cine 9enoue 9usfnnft nber bic Sc.
laenbe Der untertrbiiden 0esicnen uuo bic ocrti9e
yufuabue tperoen ertbeilen ftnnen.
l. C9lus autbentiIder 0uelle.)
Gin preoiger, Der lit einem gprtraqe bic Qebre Don
Der @rblinoe burdb ATE mS9lihen 8epes9rtnre Su
oertbeibtgen tdte uno b1ber au anfiibrte, oaB Die
8ernunft BET beier 9laubensfad1e niht at urbeilcn
tdtte, erhie BON einem ener Bethtfnoer eincn man
die 3weifel eutbulteuoen 8rt"f nit foI9entem slnfang
uno ShluB
CAnfaus) Npdpurrt9er, bon Jeat,tr ans 1iinobaf
ter, gang oetoOrbencr, Der Seeruu9 unfibteer, per
nunftlefer 0err pfurrer ---
(StluB.) Sbaleih bic pertpcrfene geruunft midi
III benz teufiiden Babne seansen bdlt, i ,pdre elmer
Se0eruna fdbt9, 70 tperbe id1 mid bemilben, cbren
Sorten 8ebOr su seben, um eben 70 1inobaft, oerbrr
BEN uuo oernunfcs su eroen tpie Sic tas Glacf bas
6en su iein.
-.o SIR 9ehcrfamrs e3eid5tftut.
8alt. @orrIp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

S"npn, 4. 9Narj, 1918.
George oelb> 2p. Gd,ret6er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

Das Gaus bes gBtliam @ettin9bam su gSiaiams.
ctpn, Cont brannte neulid nieber uno fener in0er
famen in ben Slamnten befIelben un,'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07
&C . d. 6e 1T bds Sers

Sm It II Mt ut mt e II g d1 d1mer;! J.
IT, baher piro es nod pohl etner aeraumen @rhDlung5:
,eit bebiren, ete e cine 9enaue usfnnft ber bic Sc.
,afenbe Der untertroiihen Nesicnen uuo bic ocrti9e
yufnabme tperoen ertbeilen ftnnen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

Sn 8oitcn tpuroe lebthin Elm Wann, 9ia'nens Bre.
uer ein9eiedt, etl er bes 0laehts auf ben StraGen
sepffen bate. Gr pertlaSte bic Bade lnb rrbtett
fur Seilen I4ltnnot8en slrreft 10 2. Sdaoenerfass
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-07

Die Mbisbldtter in Snoiana tDetteifern NIT einanoer
in 8erbreituns BON @rbtcbtun9eu nl,b geroddt9ma'
dung bes oem. @enoernOrscanoioaten9S Sbtccnb Der
aliptperwurf ben fle ihm MAIDEN 1T, bae er 184O fur
Sen. oartilrn seiimn,t babe. .z t@~
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03
HEAD QUARTERS, J
SALEM, December 90. 1912. {

To the Commadants Of the sereraL Regiments COM
priSing the First BrigadG IN the FIRST DitiSi0n of
the Wisconsin Militia.
ENCOURAGED by the zeal manifested by the
II Regiments reviewed and inspected last Octo-
Der; and in order to effect more general and COM
pte organization of the Brigade 1t is ordered that
the bounds of the several Companies be well de-
fined, and that the Companies be fully oflicered-
That the Captains be required forthwith to enrol
all persons within their respective beats, liable to
perform military duty, and to notify them of such
enrolment without delay
And that all vacancies in the Staff of the several
Regiments, be Immediately filled.
Full uniform and complete equipments
will be required at the next Regimental Review
and Inspecton and the Brigade Staff, it is expec-
ted, will attend.
Two new Regiments have--b lately formed.
The one comprising the townships of Franklin,
Greenfield, New Berlin, Muskego Vernon, Me
quanigo, Prairieville, Genesee and Eagle, in Mil
waukee county; to be commanded by Col. ISAAC
c. LOOMS. The other the entire county OF
Rock, and to be commanded by Col. JOHN
COOPER.
As very much depends upon the efficiency OF
Commandments of Regiments, it is hoped that no.
thing of duty on their part will be neglected.
Upon the Captains, no less depends. All, both
officers and soldiers most earnestly solicited
put forth their united exertions effect a complete
organization of the Brigade
To the Regiments which were reviewed last
fall, great praise is due for their good conduct on
parade.
Indeed, in a community like ours, nothing but
the most discreet and orderly behavior can be ex.
pected. JOHN BULLEN, Brig. Genl.
B. G.. SPENCER, Aid-de-camp. 27-3t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

immediately took possession of her, and the
Haytens, to retaliate, fitted our a corvette
and took several Spanish merchantmen
Immediately on advice of this, the govern
nent at Havana despatched steamer with
orders to the several cruzers to resort at
once to St. Johns, Porto Rico, and every
nerve was strained to prepare the frigate
ISABEL 2nd, then almost dismantled for sea.
In four days she started in company with
one brig, the only one then in the harbor.
The force of the squadron was a 80 gun
] trlgate, four briggs Of from IL to % guns,
two steamers, with four carronades and 68
Palxhan each, and several schooners. The
only force possessed by the Haytens, is
said to be sloop of war mounting "a guns.
Old Don Diego seemed to have taken the
insult quite at heart, and his old activity
was aroused. We may expect 10 hear Of
some bloody scenes yet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

CORRECT CoNcLUsIoN,-A very wealthy
planter in Woodford county, Ky, says, 81
had rather be taxed to pay for the poor
boys education than the poor mans ignor-
ance; for one or the other am compelled
to do"
The Providence Journal thus speaks of
an individual recently brought before
magistrate Of that city:
'FJOhn'S outward man exhibited the last
instrument of a mildewed straw hat, the
contingent reminder of half shirt, and a
small quantity of pantaloons, and he boas-
ted that he had not had on a shoe for three
months" The inner man, of course, was
all RUN.
1t is said that the export OF silver from
South America to Europe, is now larger
than it ever has been since the separation
of the colonies from Spain, upwards OF
twenty years ago. 1t will prove very SER
vccable in the present state Of commerce
in Europe.
The Rev Mr.. O'Connor pastor Of the
church of St Pauis, in Pittsburgh, has been
appointed Roman Catholic Bishop of
Charleston, in place Of Bishop England,
deceased.
A verdict Of $500 has been rendered
against Il preacher by the name Of Chas.
Valentine at Cincinnati, for the seduction
Of his servant girl.
TNc RnnhrHpt Lam.-Tho correspon-
dent Of I've New York Express thinks the
Bankrupt Law will be speedily repealed
The steamer Acadia which recently left
Boston for LtAcrpooI, took out upward Of
400 letters ana 40 bushels Of newspapers
BHyrIsu cArrVAL.--Thc London papers
state that no more British capital will be
trusted in America either as regards the
Federal or State governments, until all the
States slaIl act in good faith.
\ company in London it is said have
patented an aerial seam car TO travc
through the air at the rate of 100 miles
per hour.
CANADA.-But slight hopes are enter.
tanned of the recovery Of the Governor
General, Sir Charles Bagot.
FIEE.-Thc Clinton Island Mills at FL
mira, Now York were recently destroyed
by fire. Loss $50, 900.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

81 ADDLES-A few Saddles for sale We
- ry low for cash, by E.-POMEROY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03
INFORMATION WANTED.

lME-75 barrels stone Lime Just re-
celved and for sale al the Chequered
store, by E. pOMEROY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03
DON ALTON PARTY

Mr.: and Mrs. ALLANsoN will be happy to SEQ
.heir friends, at the residence of George S. TVis,
on THURSDAY EVENING, next; jan 5, 1913,
instead of Tuesday Evening, at the Temperance
House, as before stated
u Slelghs will be in readiness from o'clock.
T. NJ, till P. NJ to wait ON all who are disnosed
to attend.
Tuesday Morning, Jan. 8.