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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

The FIGHTING Parson-During the rev.
olutionary war, the Cbaplains generally took
part in the battles, and sustained their
course from the scriptures. The Rev. r.
A. Stuart of lberville, now captain of a
volunteer company on The Rio Grande, in
a characteristic letter TO the editor Of the
Baton Rouge Gazette. s:-"My Com
mand is rife for the work. learn that
West Baton Rouge mas TUNED out I fine
company, equal to mine. Hope to hare
them to preach to, and dine with, at The CT
tn of Merico."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

Sands's SarsapariIa, has been tried and
acknowledged to be al that is necessary or
desirable TO purify the blood, TO cleans and
renovaie the general system. II purIfes,
cleanses, and strengthens tie fountain
springs OF life, and infuses new vigor
throughout the whole animal frame.
For sale by H B. Hinsdale, No. |, Brick
Block Southport w. II.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

DAVID BoNHAM, indicted for the murder
of Keene, of Prairieville, has the venue
changed aud will be tried for the offence IN
this county, at the October term of our
Court.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

A yankee captain once sang out in
squall to raw hand newly shipped on
board his craft, "Lei go that glib there let
go that gib." 81 ain't touching it," said
The down easter.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

An IRISH gentleman thus addressed an
INDECENT servant who INDUCED himself in
bed a, a late hour-''Fall TO rising, you
spaipeeu, failto rising. Don't stand there
lying in bed all day"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

FIRST CAST Iron IN MIcHIGAN "A
correspondent of the Jackson Pairiot, wri-
ting from Union City, under date of June
4, says that the first cast iron ever manu-
featured in Michigan, was made at the Un-
ion Furnace lately erected in Union City,
on the Friday preceding. The Company, it
is said, and now casting from two to three
tons ofpig iron per day, and the iron is be-
lieved by judges to be Of excellent quality,
and the ore, the product of that State, a.
bundant.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07
THE CENSUS.

We are indebted TO Nelson r Norton
Esq. the gentleman appointed by the gov
ernort 10 take the census of this county, for
an official copy of the returns. We give
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

70 We are indebted to E. d. Richard
son, Esq. for the returns of the census of
Walworlh Co. Whole number of inhabi.
tanis l3,439. Geneva Village 463. Spring
Prairie is the most populous town in the
county
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

EMIGRATION WEsT.-ll appears by Ia
bles published in the United States Ga
=cttc, that the tide of emigration from the
E ast TO the West is so great, that in many
portions Of the country the population is
not only in great degree stationary. but
in some instances has refrigerated Thus
the population of Vermont, New Hamp
shire, Massachusetts,, Connecticut and
Rhode Island. was 10 1910, .243 2 Is souls:
and in 1910, only l.743,O29, leaving as an
increase during thirty years OF prosperity
and no war, only 5l3, lS5 or a "a 10 Of
I,3I. There are IN these States 33,32
square miles. and this population is about
So to the square mile, which nearly the
whole Of his country is capable Of sustain
ing 205 to The squire mile.
In New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, the population in
1910 was ,, 4S7 sos; and in 1910. 1865. :
287; or an increase OF 1907 40; the eat
est portion of tn S being ia Pennsylvania.
The ratio of an increase. and the popu-
laton TO the square mile has been during
the period named, as follows:
u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

o. BY reference 10 the census table as
published this week, it will be seen there
are some corrections from our last weeks
table. Racine is there given larger pop.
ulatipn than Southport; in the correct able
it is the other way.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

A TALL CoMPANY.,-The Dayton TO-
Journal says:-A new company for the
Mexican war is forming here. Twenty-one
volunteers have enrolled themselves; their
aggregate height is l26 feet, being an aver
age Of feet all round.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

GF~It does not appear that any media.
lion has been offered by Great Britain in
our troubles with Mexico.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

- We are under obligations to the ed
itor of the Little Fort Porcupine for his sug-
gestons, at the same time, we would adj
wise him 10 make no special etfort to mani
fest the length of his ears, as they are su(fi-
ciently prominent in his course, in solitary
and alone, opposing J Ohm enworth,in that
district.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

FMilton was asked if he Intended to
instruct his daughters in the different Ian
guages. to which he replied, "No. sir, one
tongue is sufficient for woman"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

% The Niagara arrived at our port on
Thursday night last, about ten o'clock
She lay we are told, FIVE hours on the fats,
deducting which, she made quick time from
Buffalo. She has proved herselfto be the
fastest boat on the lakes, and popular opin
ion, pronounces her among the first in eve-
~ respect She goes down to-day.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

UNFORTUNATE.- The wife Of one Of the
Louisville volunteers was much opposed to
his leaving home; and 10 avoid the pain ola
farewil, he left home without bidding her
good bye. Soon after, she heard OF his de-
partufe, and dropped dead on the floor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

0%eFIhe Union contIadicts the umor of
an armisiice between Gen. Taylor and Par
AIDES.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

That Dread Disease, Consumption, is
specify and effectually cured by the use
of the Great English Remedy, Ruchan's
Hungarian Balsam of Life. This is no quack
nosrum, bnt standard English Medicine,
of know nand established efficacy.
For sale by Stryker g. Green, Southport
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

The House is cognged IN he discussion
ofihe tariff bill. The Senate has not yet
touched the Ilarbor bill, Correspondents
ofN. Y. papers, speak confidently that
lie bill will moi pass,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

The population of Racine county will
cnli,le her 10 Ii delegates in The Conyen'
ton to form State Constitution. In the
estimate made last winter al Madison, of he
population Of tho re ui.ory, this comfy
was sei down at 10000. twill be seen
she h1s 5000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

o. There may be something very stupid
and very infamous in oar aIlnson TO Gen.
SCOTS "has'y plate Of soup'-ii so, we pre-
sumo it IS our stup,dness aud iniamousncss
that prevents US from seeing 1t. Doubtless
however, ii stands in very bold relief 10 our
quicG.sightcd, gu ck-wlicl and most dign-
fed ard honorable friend Of the American,
and our only relief end hope can be, that
others are not equally gifted with himse #
Now We don't place very high estimate
upon military gory-and the fact IS, as Scott
has no other, We would not give a fg for
his glory with or without his hasty plate of
soup. This IS the secret Of our remark
That the editor would kick, if irritaied, we
have not shadow of doubt. 1t is a means
of defence Nature has given TO some an>
mails; bat as 10 The ''repeat" it is doubtless
an error Of the composjors, and should have
been written, retreat.
THG MA,Ls-On The first of July the
mails commenced running under tie new
contracts.
The mail fom Chicago to Milwaukee
runs daily,arrives at Southport, evening, fiom
8 TO 10 O'Clock. Leaves about noon, say
from to : o'clock The southern mail
closes atl O'Clock and all letters and pack
ages must be in the Pos; Office by that
time TO be mailed.
The western mail to Geneva leaves three
times week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sa,wd ,ys. The mail for that route is clio.
sed at 8 O'Clock on the evenings prece-
ding.
The Burlington mail by Paris aud Brighton
leaves every Friday morning. Mail closed
evening preceding.
I The SCHOONER SIzER.-This vessel now
/ lies Immediately of our town, near shore.
and mainly IN Ter water. She is fine
vessel ofabout 200 tons burihen, and not
more than two years old. She will proba.
bly, be saved without any very serious dam
age The bodies Of the father mother nd
children, who were lost in her have been re-.
covered and were deconty buried in the
Southport burying ground.
The Columbus which was hauled off the
Green Bay route, by the Constipation, has
has been pat back sgain. We doubt not
'ho business of that place will pay this boat
well, and with permanent route ofcoavey-
ance, The business will increase to require
still creates facilities.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

A comparison of these statistics. with
those Of michigan. Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri, will show a startling difference;
the ratio of increase and population being
as follows:
atin of Incrense Pom ca rniln In = 10
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

c. LATHAM SHOLES, p. NJ.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list VIII please mention them advertised
Advertised letters are subject 10 an ad~
oil onai charge Of tw o GEMS for adyerlis
ing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

SOUTHPORT LODGE NO VI.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07
9557 1897 81 7 1888

The following is the population of the
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07
IfSt of Iettcrs.

D EMAINlNG IN the Post Office at Southport,
IL quarter ending June 80, 1876.
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WDbnln0s> 8cr6nperun9.
Gerfauf gum Ginfauf5>preis.
SSpDn 6plDfcbiniDt,

&leioers uno Soretdtsnz Sdnoler,
3eiat fenen soblreihen Sreuneeu nno bem
'Pnblitum gang eraetcnit an, pab ct fetnen
Stohr i'll bic WanGcnbaus: Setdupe, an Der
Shb stem SraBe nerIc9t bat, nabe bel Scurs
IONS Sotel uno einlae 9bhrcn cterbalb Or.
s6mrns Ipcthste, in pai1dte Qcfal pelebss
frnber bon Srn. lSanuer aIs &lsieerttets
tenubt murpt.
9eln Gfcbr III ncuerbinas bcrpc0fcmmnet
uno init elmer srcBen 4usmabl bon @adsm
perfcben, Die man nltbt Iberall fnoee. Ses
fcneers Gin tecentenrer Scrratb Vcn alien
Irtlfcln ipelcbe fir
Serren 2ln3tlgc
erforecrlltb itno; naeb Der aIerneueltsn Mlcs
Dc mo su rcn blNi9ttcn preiIen.
ebrnfalls tlnbet man bel ibm riele ancsre
Sotten bic bier nibt benannt perDen ttnnsn,
namentIlcb SntIcbcn, Gulfies uno anpers
8atrjenae Dferpe9eItbirre &c. &c.
0antbar fit Die tisber senoITsne Ruubs
ibaft, itbmeiebelt ct fleb nit psr 5ofnuns,
eab iene Sreunee ibn autb in feinem jesisen
2Schncrte ibn init ihrem 3ulpruhe teebren
tpereen uno man miro ftnben, oa6 feline Irtis
tel al Shte nno Sllliafeit allie anoern ber
Art, bic bier perfauft ,perpen, sIeeb 1no ODER
Ibertrefem.
Veaoin9, SUM Q. 1886 SIN.
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Serbeiratl)et.

--bureb Den gbrw. 6rn. SIaae NtIer, ain
81. Waai 5err 91ilIlam Wertel, SOn Nihs
mono, init Dl6 eltber DunfsI, bon W.alpen.
Grief. -ebenfalls, 5err 0anisl Osillsr, BON
$seba gauntp, nit Onb gatbarina 5ofmam,
Von Nihmonp. -ebenfaas, 6srr 4brabam
Brsnftussr, DcH saiiafh'paiiiiii, hit Olib su.
eg 4nn Bod, bon qBsibenburs, &cba 60.
-purb ben gbrp, 6rn Ssrs, am sltten
Daai, 6srr q3illam Gotten, bon >aneafr
CAV init OliB &poia paletcfer, y gumru.
-oureb Den gbr,p. 6rn. q5lniam panli,
ain 7. SUM, 5srr Secrae Satobs, nit WlB
gliia &asenmoper, bon 0tearms.
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Oerbanolun9eu oe5 StaOt Hatb6.
Natbs< 3innncr, Ncaoins, !
cSut,i G ISdS
SUM 6. l646

Scr Natb pcriammeIts (teb ,e., 9essn,par.
Zig bic 5srreu 4rncIo, Ssg, 6ctf, Scbntcn,
ShtnfeIosr mo O1nbIsnbers, prsI sIDent.
Cine Sittibrlft ,purpe Dcrssiest unp Scles
fen, pelebe anbaIt fir cine SeIopsrpllllsuns
purb Den 0atb 5ur 4ufmuuterun9 per Srei.
tpillisent penn es fit n6tbis eratbtet miro.
Sie purre auf ben 2lleb selsst.
Ole 0crf6Idse fit ben Sau eines Canals
IN ber albertD Nlep, purben erttfnet uno uns
ter(uht, ippnatb, auf Intra9, ta pleOcrGbld
ee Der 5srrsn gsais uuD Mlnsr [penielten
Bon Satlteiuen 5u macben, anaenrnlen mir:
ren, OCT gcntratt ibncn lberladen mo Sis
eberbeit fir Die irene 4usfibrun9 pes Cons
trattes perlanst ,peroe, ben Canal 5u MAIDEN
Ncm Buebtatsn I'D. lin Iibaro's Dlan) abs
|parts. Sute Olatsrialien Iclleu sebrauebt
Mnc beiee CUBE init binldnalieben Steinmaus
CRU perfrhen pcroen. entltispen wls fcl9t;
Sa's bic 6erren Nrnclp, Sobnitcu, @htn:
feIeer, 6ctf uno Olhblenbers, spreitpent, S
| -Slelns Sr. Ses, |. Ger pref foent ernails
te bic 5crren 6of uno Scbnltcn ais cine
COMMITTEE Don Seltsn pes 0atbs, elnen acz
fbrlebcnen Sertra9 einjusebn init pcn 6cr:
ren grais nnp Ollller, Dem ctiseu sclnaB.
2luf Antra9 rpurce
86hlo1en, oab Die Srabirun9 Der Spru:
|eeItraBe Uoenect iperbc. umb reauldren Sail
baben foil BON Der stem Strabe tis berunter
gum Canal. Sertaat nm am cot. SUM- Itb
tpeeer 3u perfammcIn.
9ttteiflrt -Jobn 10. Iyfon Staotibr.
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Stnterla1enitaff oes uerifOrbeneu
9Sefer S0lltcr.

psilane BON eansfcbwamm 3aunf6ipt Serfs
gauntp.
SladrIht ,pirp biermit seseben, bas Den
ltntsr3eetneten ,robnbaft in ean9itbpamm
Sauniebip, Icmtnlttratpnsbriefe permiIll9t
,pcroen fno, auf bic 9interladeniebaft pes &c.
oabten Ssrfortenen. 9smSemd6 mcrpcn
aae perlonen, Die nod rsebtmiBlse Soroes
rnnsen AT secaebte 5interlaGenftbaft baben,
biercureb erIuht ibre Netbnunsen bale fir
Se3abluns ein5ulencen; uno Aae, bic nceb
ct,pae al pieislbe fhnlris 0no, werrcn auf
aefcrcsrt obne Sersus a65ute3abIen at Die
lIntcrfttriebenen.
Jasob Dauber, }m,m;ni,7roto,n
ubrabam Dauber "''''''''''"'O IT,
sunni l6. 6m.
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g t q t b.

--am 2. SUM- in erstsr, Sobannes 9rep:
ct, i'm tsn Sabre leines AItrs.
-uu 5teu SunL in Srefncf SaunIcbip,
gonrac 6ere, sin Nepolutionelploat, in 90:
fen Sabre Icincs Alters.
--am Q SUM, III @umru 2aunl6ip, $cpi
3easr, I'M Gotten Qsbeusjabre.
--om 24t. OlaL in qBnplcr 2aunlebp,
petsr GlastL aus G6eoOrt &6nisreleb San.
noper, i'm 63tten Sabre Ielnes alters.
-am namlihen Gage, i'll Binpler, Wlas
ria Gliatstb, Satin bon Saeob Saufeber,
i'm 62fsn Sabre ibres 1lters.
--am 26ifsn, in Nlbanp sauufhip, naeb
7jabriser &ronfbsit Sllian 9hwepsr, i'm
5sfea sfbenejabre.
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- q Ct, I. { q, f.

Der ltnteBibnsts, pslber anaeifsat worbsn
1T burb bic 2SaifsncCurt BON Ssrfs @auntp,
sur Scricbti9un9 Oct &sbnuns uno 9ssrtbei:
lung Der Silans in Den (3dnesn pon Sacrt
pcttti9cr uno Sanisl oSn9ner, 2tbminfiratcs
ren bes perifcrbenen @ecra Wopsr, lsstbn bon
Sbsr Ssrn saunfbp, SsrfS @auntp-aibt
bermit Nabribt oab er ben pf1tten feiner
Grnennun9 ab,parten mirb, am Wontaae ben
27lfen SuIi 1916, um llbr 1abmtta9s, an
isinsr Nmt6ifube in Nsaone, 100 aas intersf.
iirtsn psripnsn bslwcbnsn m6asn.
.. 10. D'Srien.
Meabin9, Ma &c.
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Die 0ebeimnt0e DON pQris,
Son Gu9en Cue.
9(uS Dem SsanSt1fbsn titsrtra9en bon
Diftor 1Oitbelm ,SrSbIid,.
(9ruf bon Saepb 1Ibl in HsusUorf.) J

(9ruf BON Saepb lIbl in Tsusyorf.)
9as srlfs (9eft eiefes auS9eieicbnetsn Berfes
1T erftienen unb fann in Ger 9ruferei biefsr
3stn9 sn9efebsn mercsn. YreiS zines Sosftss
Don 48 Ssiten, 12I @snt5. - 9ruf uno Yae
pier lai1tn niht5 iu ,plinl lbsn ,itria unb untsrz
tbelren ltb portDeilboft pon pielsn anoern bers
orti9sn ltntsrnebmunQsn.
llsber cen @ebalt Der "GeBemniife~ iib meis
ter ou6iulpreben, 1T oollfommsn uber rf1ifIts,
ba Die Sritif ldn9if ibr llrtbsI barliter asfddf
bat. Nnerfannt 1T e8 baS 9eeie9enbife lSerf
y. cues; es bat Den Nomsn bsS 1erfaTtrs
III allen SDellsn ser eipili iTrtsn @rbe berlibmt
9emadt unb CO ipirO ienen bpben Nan9 in Der
2tcrotur 70 lan9e bsbaupten, aIS Die jsbiaen
3uifdnec Der gsieGlbaft nibt cine adnslide
9teform erlittsn babsn. Sn Der oniebenbffen
8orm er9ebt e5 litb libsr als jene Traoen, ,pela
tbe Die 9rucfsr Der Ssetsit bslbdftiasn uno
Die Qfaen in Sems9un9 fseen. - Sem qefeu
esr 9sbsimniiIe bon YariS ,piro bsn Nrmsm
Der Wtutb misoerfebren, ben Geicbsn rirb sS s,s
9utsn 59onolun9en trsibsn, Der 8srsebti9fets<
lls6enee iplrb eifri9cr lfrebsn, Die Su9sno aud,
am Qsrmlten su ebrsn, uno osr @Ienoe 9srpabs
ren, bas er fribsr ober fpdtsr bic fc(9ereebten
gr9ebnffs feinsr Joantlun9en fbmer3lib srtras
aen mus. QSir 4lautsn inS baber ben 9ane
be6 beutlben Yublifum6 Der ltnon ;u perbies
nen, nenn mir ibm bieisS trsffltbs Werf in eis
nsr aebisosnsn llebsrseun9 uno untaosIbaften
Nu6ifattun9 pcrle9en.
Dem leeten josfte Wiro eas mpbl9eunasne
Silbnis Cues beas9etsn.
@barIs6 MtiIsr,
gec. 1lS J(aGau ct. HeusVerf.
Wai %. 1916.
%, 9. 9oS erfe ceft bss obi9sn @srfss
1T bsrets sribisnen unb in bistsr 9rufere III
tatsn, rpc etenfaOS wetere SslfsNun9sn en9ss
nominen neroen.
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pbilaoelpbier gieb-Msorft.
lInipn 0iebbef, l3. SUM 1916.

Union Yiebbof 13. SUM 1846.
9(n9etotsn pdbrenb Der wptbe 5000 Stid,
mebrentbsls Weiflibe SblabtsObfen nit @ins
fblus pon 1850 Die nab Rsu Vcrf eetracbt
purbsn. gbsnfo $50 &ube unb Sdlber; $50
Sbmsins uno 1900 Sebaafs unb qdmmsr.
Yrsiie.- SblabtsObfen psrfauftsn fih
fcbmsr ;u $5a bio S6&, bic 100 Yfune. @tma
100 Stuf bIieben ibr9.
Slibs nit &dlbsrn foifstsn $15 bio $50.
Sbmsne. 8erfdufs maren ron $44
bis S5, Die 100 Yfunb.
Sbaafs unb qdmmsr perfauften fib ftbne(l
su ST. bis $34 bas Stif.
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Or. Z. &tenleD'6 piuen.

9e9en Die Wal1eriubt, reif7enoen Stcin
uno @rdpel.
Sle Srmptcme ODER rer lnfanQ pcn eielru
Srantbelten Itno: ,pcun man lmmer eerIoat,
aereBt unp aen6ibi9t 1T, wader al maiden,
cbne eab man plel auf cinmal mat6eu fam,
nit coer cbne @bmsrsen, @pannuna i'm In.
tsrlelb, Slieren:Setmcrsen, erp6e @tbmer3en
in Srrnh 0rnf auf Der 8laIe, unreaelmasi>
gen Stnbl9an9; paburtb entitetm @twins
bel, O'nttsr'psb, wincfcllt, Bcrluit oesups
pstlts, 9tsrepfla nno 6artleitiafelt, ,pelebes
bel Sroutneperionsn nur ;u oft Der SaQ 1T,
eaB 'le mlt eem QSaiier acplaat ,percrn, iprnu
ite lhrs mcnatlithe 3elt su Yisl ceer III ,peuls
oeer aar nlcbt betcmmeu.
lInb nie pirle saulenre baten elm trauris
aes enoe 9encmmen, neil Ile es prrnaebldEiot
baten, oiejenlaen Oleoieinen 3u actrautbeu,
bic baftlr anempfcblen paren. - 9arum
trautbt Eener III per3meife(n, inocm Die cbcn
erwdbnten sptllen in Der 9ruferei pisIer Sci.
tuns, III Oct 6ten Strabe, pie auh te Carl
2Bl1ans in Der Srantlns @trafe, Neaoins,
spa, gu taben ftnc.
Jobn KienIey, 6r.sDr.
U1at 90. bp.
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Iunt erfubte Gen. SaDlcr um einen WaTenlfilts
ffanb. 9Borauf Gen. Saplcr antmprtete =
"Dis Set fit ensn 9afsnlfiQfanb lit prrtsi.
Sie fclltsn frhbsr earan 9sbabt Haten; es 1T
jest su fpdt." Gen. ampuoia psrlan9te oann
cine einifsaun9 Der 8sinoielia afstsn-ip ipos psrs
rpsi9srt purfe vt bate als feline Sanonen por
pie Srcnts brinssn Ialfsn, unb fbisn ssfcnnsn
lie 81 9ebrauhen. Gen. umpuba fru9 bann
zen. sapcr, eb ct ibm Bel llsbsrsabs bsrStaot
rlaubsn mole eas Ne9erun9s: gi9entbum auss
unebn,en. Gen. Sapler antmortsts "gsin,"
no oab ct 9sfcnnsn fei um llbr am ndbfen
Nor9sn bic Staot Su nsbmen.
Nmpueia Sc9 itb bann iurid unb SaDcr
sb tslne Sruppen nab Sort Braun marlbies
kn. Srub am anoern Sage iebten Iie uber Den
elus obne 9Siesrlfanb; Die Sir9er balfsn isbif
en- Scten lanosn. Gin SffSisr uno Elm 2isus
fnant son Der &apallerie ertranfen beinl ltss
erfseen ibsr Den Slu6. 2(lS Iie berliber pas
en- trafen fie eine lniabI msrieanifbe Seams
en-, bic BON Gen. Saplpr mi6en molten cb ite
as &s9isrunSss@i9sntbum bebaupten ftnnten.
Ben. Saptcr antnortetete, "ba6 ct Die aanse
Stabt BADEN molle' Ole amerfanilben Sols
aten maritbisrten bann Elm, Nblubant SliB
lit binauf gum Sort unb inoem CT bic @innabs
ns perffilnoste, forbsrte CT bic llsbsr9abs Der
Staet. @r ,puree 9efra9t, ob bas 9ie9erun9S
Si9entbum aus9encmmsn nerben f6nne ct
PntWcr!ets, "eab nitbts iuridtebalten perbsn
bnns, 1ues milIe ibsr9sben merbsn."
Ole merieanlfte Sla99e purbe 9lsitb 9efsnft
lno eas Sternen>Sanner aufleSoatn. Die
Burger itlmmten nit Elm in Den Srsubsnruf Der
lrmss. Slns Dtnldnalltbe 3abl beb i'm Sort
urid, bic llebri9sn beSc9en Gin Eager in Der
ptdbe. &en Sbus nuroe 9sfsusrt.
Sie &anIassSnpiansr batsn i,t cinem nelb
i6en Srattate Der Ser. ct. Neaeruua 3nel
OlilIicnen ufer i'm fcsenannten YIattelanpe,
peItlb pom Olldourlfulle, at9etreteu. Bis
um /. O1aI l847 fcasn Ite es serdumt ba:
Fem. Sic erbaIten pafhr 5000. 900, wopcn
s2oO, 900 auf so Sabre 3u prc5snt jabrs
lb perinterslltrt perpen.
gt,pa 1000 gmlsrantsn Gno BON Snoepcnz
Pence in Dildeuri nab gaIlfornlru aufssbros
ben. Die 3abl oerer, pelbe naeb Ore3on
beben, TT niebt 70 srcb, % galiforElgn Der
6anrtan5iebunsspunft 9encreen it,
Sn Sofcn aitt ee SO Sirden unb 9cttses
Pienltllebe sp:dse, ceren ertauun9 $32465OO
Feitete. Ste peruriaeben etnc jibrIltbs Ius.
BABE Don $17O,826. 2u6sroem slbt es pas
bafelttt 80 Scnnta9s nit 1884 Sep.
FERN llno $4,000 3o9llm9eu.
SIM Snbianersstiete an BET @renae bon
seras fol- es unrubis ausfebem 0le mil
BEN seben lnaweleeutlse 3elcben bon ltd6, paB
trieserileb aettimmt Ilno uno bic Anltepe
yun9en hberfalleu lpolen.
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Hleiniafeiten.-9er msrifanifde @sneraI
Ss9a befnost ib auf Der Meife nab mafbine
tSn.-Sln 5srr in n1cbils warf fiirSlib sinsn
mereanifbsn Sbaler auf Die Srase, neil sr,
al6 gutter patriot, fen mereonilbss @slo bas
ben woGte.-Soeinrib Clap, il. 1T als Sbrlf
in Der &entudpsfs9ion ernannt unb bsfineet
ib bersits auf Dem 13s9s nab bsm 8ris9s>
fbauplase.
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Gine giite Ger Kleinb6nelcr pon
SausipGrtiNen Sssaoren,

@inberibtst ourb bic @onifabsl Der perfbies
osnsn Saunfbips uno Stdbte in Ssrf8 Sauns
tp, bel ber SanuarsSisun9 1s46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27

wILsON's ROW, Main Street,
IIAvE jsst received by late arrivals hne stock
goods selected for this MARKET consisting in par!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
CLOTHING.

Black dress and fock coats latest stye fancy sats.
black and usrsoilles vests, black alPacea aRd msrns
ssats and pants croton and kremlin coats jeans and
sweed coats and pants, check coats, gambrosa ssd
Frcneh eoitonades pants, linen bosom shirtsAs