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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
The South CaroIinian,

a. VI. oUMMEh AND.D.Gn' Nanny
Should sufficient encouragement 90 re.
ceived, the proprietors propose 10 issue the
South Carolinian, after sihe 6rst day OF
October next, as follows:
A SEMI. .WEsKLY Paper at S5 per ah-
mum, in advance; orS6 al the end of the
year,.
A'WEEkLY Paper at SO S3speraunum. in
advance; or 81 at The end5of the year.
'B5.hiPapers will contain the same read
ing matter, and also, all newaadyerllse.
ments. -.
The South Ca1olfnidn will:bes printed
On tfisyery1besr paper, with new and beau
tiful type. -
JulyI7 tf u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01

yHyHE Subscriber has determined 10 offer
at private sale, the well known trac! Of
and on which he now resides, on the Pine
House Road. leadii1g to Hamburg, il miles
from the Pine House, formerly known as as
Evans. Ii is an excellenist and for \ Small
country business, eithur TOR q Grocery or Dry
Goods Store. =The tract contains l56 acres,
more or less, and the land ism ago"d state Tor
cultivation. For particulars, apply 10 the
subscriber on the premises.
Ap5fiils. s.z slh. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
Notice.
satadlery and Aarness
ESTABLISHMENT.

/ take great pleasure in
returning to my patrons and
friends il, general, my sim
cere thanks, for their very
liberal patronage during the
pas, year. l would also,
take this opportunity to in.
form them, that | shall still
co,,t;pua IN ,,oyry on nv bu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
SlBLEY g. CRAPON.
Wholesale g. Retail Grocers

B-3 -3GGlNG.
100 pieces Heavy Dnhdee. "a TO as inch"
$50 do. Kentucky, (lieavy) ia 10 As in.
SO do. Tow, As inch
125 do. Gunny, "a per yard, 45lo AZ in
lOU do Georgia & Corolina, A to 45 in
ROPE
300 coils Kentucky Rope
50 do Manila, do
5O do. Jute do.
MOLASSES
20 lIhLS. Trinidad MolasSes
Is LLIs. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron, of all sizes. Also.
agood assortment OF Hoop and Band
Iron, German un. Caster d Cast Steel.
BiCON Il SALT.
30, 600 Prime Country Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt,
5 do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
CHAIRS.
10 dozen Maple Chairs
25 do Windsor do
10 do Game Seat,
9 do Childre,Is, do
9 do Boys do
g do Offices, do
2 do Rocking, do
do Nurse. do
BL.iNKET.S.
2 bales 9.4 Blankets
3 do Id do (weighing I lbs. 10 the
pair)
a good assortment Of Bed Blankets from
1914 to I24.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
0DU yds lH,oti I,,.,,
lOO0 do. Coventry Plains.
Nails.
100 Kegs, (assorted Sizcs)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes
PONDER.
so Kegs IlF Duponts Powder
~ do Blasting do
90 do Eagle, Sporting, do
WHITE LEAD.
5000 lbs pure No. ], N. Y. Union Mills
White Lead.
TEAS.
so Boxes Teas. Consisting of gun pow.
der, Hyson and Imperial
3 aseS atteeS, Z" {"
l hest Black Tea "
LIME.
200 Bbls. fresh Rock Lime.
Also-Plaster Paris.
"A L. s O.
Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon, Nu,megs,
Indigo, Saltpetre, Blue Stone. Copperas.
ShoeThreud, Snuff. Cotton g. Wool Cards,
Brass Bound Buckets. Painted Buckets,
Tubs. Churns, Keelers. Willow Wagons
and Cradles. Washboaids, Cocoa Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms, Wooden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows, Rakes, Scy,be
Sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap, ,TalIcw s. Sperm
Candles. WagonBoxes, M easures, Saddle
Irons, Windorr Glass, Starch, Pistols To.
bacco, Grindstones, Osnaburgs, Twine, Cas-
tings, Boots, Shoes, Wool II ats, Rice. Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, Bearskins, Mackerel,
Mustard. Fifth Chains, Lamp Oil; choice
article ofChewing Tobacco; Vinegar, Bexes,
c Cider, Barrel Covers, Cod Fish, Plough
Moulds, Sole Leather, Nankeens, Choco.
late, &C.. &c.
WANTED-lO.000 lbs. BEES WAX, for
which cash will be paid.
Hamburg, 1886 If /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
H.E. .JEEFERS.

April ~ u
The Hamburg Journal will copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27

MILITARY EXECUTION IN SPAN.-Captain Do
mingo Martin, of the Regiment of Estrcmadura,
who assaulted his colonel has been condem Md deah
and shot the nth, at valencis He entreated to
be allowed to give the platoon the word TO FIRE upon
him. On coming to the place Of execution he delivered
Queen; be firm and courageous in battle and be patient
in fulfilling your duties Never allow your passion
carry you far to commit the crime for which am
about to suffer shall pray to the Almighty to grant
that OF my companions may ever follow my fatal
example, He then embraced the priests who attended
toon nm ounce Of gold to be distributed among his men,
whom no desired to FIRE at his head and heart that he
might die insiantaneously In few moments more he
gave the word, and dropped corpse By his will he
lett 700 reals to charitable institution 1000 to the POOR
aoo 10 MS orderly soldier that he might procure subs
tue ana siso his uniform, sccoufremens, arms, ward
robe end ether enscss the whole of the Of his
pay 70 me corpcrs and pvates of his company and 60
grave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27 1916.

the state of ireland The sons of the pilgrims were
every where in England, ireland, China, and he even
believed they might be found at Symmes's Hole
A voIcK-Holme's Hole
RoBINgoN.-Well, then, Holmes Hole. Universal ex.
posJn Of laughter. Mr. Holmes joining In Mr. Robin.
enlarged upon ireland Texas and the Texans, and
having his attention called to the sassengers he said Of
the sausages and Mr. Sawyer, that he could sing
with the deepest emotion,
''The Inst link 10 broken
That bounds me to thee"
In conclusions the company sang 1.-THE StarSpangled
Banner in accompaniment with the band and the meet
ing adjourned sine die. w.
Ps large number Of volunteer toasts were offered,
which we leave sutAw M OF room and time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
Political Portraits OF Folks Cabinet for the
People.

l..
is curious to watch tho progress Of statesman In
such government from the first dawnings Of his
entering upon the stage Of public life to the Of his
fame and trace with wha, caution his pathway must b
guarded that faur PISS may destroy the industrious
labor Of years and in the life Of man that coun
try has yet produced do ni realized in greater
gree triumph of prudence and sagacty than in that
Of William L. Marcy.
with no friend he commenced his political career o.
Recorder Of the city OF Troy will lose sight Of
the fact that be was engaged in the campaigns and
rs Lieutenant where he commanded the respect Of
his superior officers by his coolness and drawer a.
ksts and about twenty prisoners From the Recorder
and then elected Comptroller Of the state Of his adoption
Both OF these Offices he hold with honor to himself A
Judge, he was just, able and discriminating Next fol-
lowed his election the Senate Of the United States
which place he yielded after the urgent solicitations 81
his friends to become candidate for Governor For sx
years was he engaged in dschagng the duties connect
cd with that difficult Office. This succeeded BY his
appointment Mexican Commissioner by Martin Van
Buren, and now he 10 the Secretary Of War.
In every act that he has performed since he has taken
his in the cabinet of President Polk he has realized
ons sss 70 d.sss. Il. aus: X. wsG
ONCE in time of peace, connected a. II Is
with the Indian Department and Pension once, with
accuracy and satisfaction, requires q man Of great
energy and talentbut to conduct these duties In
time Of with the issuing orders to two Generals,
place Governor Marcy before the public one Of the
prudent sagacious and discreet Of his day.
meant tnsel Of gttorng ideas and nns words
but OF clear and concise TRUTHS phslanxes
solid arguments OF avail, tnen Both
the ephes above quoted often in notices Of butterfly
orators and verbose statesmen.
His personal appearance Is not at hrst preposssspg,
with broad expansive forehead quick grey eye,
Their square features stout ungracsful figure, heavy
eyebrows and schoarlke natention TO dress gives
You quite correct fabsaxs Of this member Of the Pres
DENTS cabinetyet when he speaks, you forget every
feature, and feel that you IN the presence Of
whose democracy has no tngs Of whiggsn, and whose
words echoes OF his principles.
close this transient sketch with regret hat hsve
not time to 60 more minutsly into his management
Of the War ONCE. CERVANTEA
WAsHINoroS, Dec. le, lS4o.
The Compton Mills In Warwick, RI, were sold on
Monday last for Slo201 Their original COST was
about 100000 II was manufacturing and printing g.
tablishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27

Mr. Charles woodbury. stated the other day, In the
course Of speech delivered at meeting Of the citizens
the prime Of ife the Arst (whs) nais child born
west Of the Alleghaniss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27

ARRANGEMENTS.
Nemances Passage from Great Britain and Ireland
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER.
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 18th OF month
Also, by FIRST class Am erican ships (weekly)
reYsons sending the Old Country for their friends
make the with the subscrbers and
have them brought Of the eight ships comprising
tho Black Ball. Old Line Of Liverpool Packets, sailing
from Lverpc! the l.. and 18th OF every month Also BY
agent Mr. Roche Senior there will sent without
The Black Ball, or Old Line Of Liverpool! Packets com
prise the following magnificent ships and VIII sail from Liv
erpoos on the regular appointed days. a. follows -
EIpELIA. LIST January ist May ,l i,t September
xSRK, &; FEBRUARY i 4 Jans N, II October
I3kkssHRE ,.I 4, March, ,s IS 'cl' ,a - Nc!'nb'
SS16MN HFaHSME & April ID hA.r I: l.: December
FShc public respectfully notified by desire Of the
owners Of the Black Ball. Old Line Of Liverpool Jackets
that NO passenger agents but r. Co. have permission
from them advertise bring ont By that line
and that they only regular authorised passenger agents
We have q. ali times for sale dram, at sight, for my amount
drawn direct the Royal Bank Of Ireland Dublin also
Messrs Prescott Grote Anes Co.. Bankers London which
are paid free Of Or any charge Thsts,s. II q. the
Wslss
A''s'' 'A4'''' f6 l;St'HiE 81 SR'S sTisfHf Co..
Fulton street, N. Y, door the Fulton Bank
The oficeof MIR Roche. Senr, ~ at Is Dublin street,
o7rc Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
]. McMURRAY'S
]. McMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT 8 FOR 1S45.
II M & Is

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
vTvHE begs leave tender his
sincere thanks to Ms numerous friends and the public
for their liberal he has received for upwards Of
and solic continuation Of their confidence
The despatch by which his have been brought
out, and pompness BY which his very drafts
have been paid the different bsnk he aers bmself
to the public for the faithful perform
ace Of future contracts entered into with him..
The oowpg the days of sailing Of The regular line Of
packets aud from Liverpool :lt 9Th 1lth 18Th 2st
and 10Th Of each month throughout the year.
In addition the above regular line nnmbsS of
shps such the Adirondack Namiop Rappsh,nnock Lii
bs,ty. sea- 'eeneck Broom and Ocean Queen, will con-
to sail from Liverpool weekly regular succession
heby preventing the least possibility Of delay or detention
In Liverpool .
the sf 9Th 18th and 2ah and from London the 9Th,
lsh, and 2sh Of each month throughout the year
Pesons dssrous Of sending for their fends residing in
the Old Country can have them brought out 10 OF the
above splendid vessels moderate terms.
And Tor the accommodation Of yerEons wishing to remit
mercy 70 their smile. or esds have arranged the pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27

~ bhlP ShEhIDAN From LIVERPOOL l. dis
eharHi4g under general order n Orsans wharf, foot
~ WLi q Coasisnsss viii please sussd e the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
vJ5W YORK AND HAVRE COMMERCIAL
LINE OF PACKETS.
IL IL rs

th<1f frehHs
= lie that they have been appointed by JOHN BARRIE,
Hsvre agents IN New Yorh for the above line,
the The ships Of this line will be OF the first
commanded by of character and sbity and the
s-estes taken satisfaction Shipper,
so promote the comfort aud
'her lines, .hippers snd wal, doubtless consult
w. X J. T. TAPsCO1T B south 81,
I'd door below Burling slip,
I A A.vv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
WINTER CLOTHING

WINTER CLOTHING
tSs = Eslis. @ second s!esi :.:s 3 De.
way, New York, where every varsity Of 0sndsns,s
sss shs
0 RI asi es: s: :
cl...:s.. bali. .ss:: and fall circle.
:S::.s siss 5:s:: "a xa:::: 81:
0s 4.:.a E-: ss Ss, Sc: ~
: ca s,,s s. md .s, Do; 8 !:
Vs:s ss pss ~
simsre. plain and fancy satins and shhs' nom sisoW
81. ss..
Boys ci'as Of sySy f' DERoo iSi:ss coy -
NOTCEiu the matter Of tho essas Of the late Joha
Nodes Is hereby given that NE undsnsasd have been Ia
By The Judge Of Ssss Of ss o. n y s
e S
s M., X s,si M sSiS .f NoSs%bss
s $|sS'f ! gG $ 3 Rhns'
d, sw.rc Administrators Of the OF John A. Drew.
SCANDINAVIA.
THIS soeety will hold its Second Annual BAH at the Nj
{. % @ Il M
AZ viii ~
o'clock Tickets at 81 each to be had 4. A. ki.dnsm
!, wsi B. k e 81 @ Lor':ss
IS Jsmes 81 j. Hsrsen fred schots Fcrd sebott and
Hammer d2o. as, "a. u, .. u. Ner
BfSSFORD g. FIELD,
X hsPECTfuLLY inform their hnends' 'nat 'neyn nave
- '"' '''i''. ZEN i:Ss', PiN alleys
Under their Billiard Rooms TX Ann running through
FULTON street. where they have introduced large White
worry Balls.
E,sit aIs; Z: :.f: ::sr: ~
Marble Slate and les Panel Mahogany Beds and the AR
Cushioas, all made and Cor SALE % playing above
dill imeodsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27

E~oLArD-Messrs. spooner Atwood 4 c o. Bankers Lon
don Me,s". Jas beckett Son, and NJ Richard Murphy
sooTLAspThe City of Glasgow Bank, and al. il. branches
and Agencies. ~ " "
Passages ssa be engaged from Lvsrpool n Ph,.
delph Boston, and Bait by the Psetet sb;p
application being ade by letter ~, 80
sddrssssdto ,JOsEPH McMURRAT, 'o'' p''''
Or, JAMES BEcKE! 4 soS, and No. Waterloo Ro.d.
Mr. HrcHARp MURPHY, Liverpool dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27

The Compton Mills, in Warwick RI. were sold on
Monday last for $l62016. Their original cost was
about 100000 II was manufacturing and printing
tahi Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the Norfolk Beacon, Dec. 23
The u s. store-ship Southampton, towed from the
Naval anchorage to the Navy Yard yeterday the u
s. steamer Engineer. Also the schr f. A. Thompson,
with part Of the ssils chains stsres &c., saved from the
wreck of the sloop-of war Boston.
The Naval Court to enquire into the loss Of the g.
brig Truxton, closed its examinations Mond ay, and
adjourned die Its decision will transpire until
announced by the Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27


The latest dates received at Vera Cruz from Yuca@s
were of the 18th November. No positive informatit
had been received from Merida but II expected tn
the nte ofthat city caused distu
Dances and among those killed in these diicute
were senores Barbachano (,he Governor) and Monter
We cannot find any particulars about this
TO in the papers now before us. We may hear furth
accounts Of it in day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
NEWS FROM PoRr LEAvENwoRrH.

u from sne y. Luu, n mePupncsn' DEC LaJ
from Santa Fe two months ago, procure specie
for the payment of the troops &c., in New Mexico, left
Fort Leavenworth on the 9th nst under military escort
of twenty Captain Clary, Of the Quartermasters
Department furnished every facility in his power to
safe and speedy passage Of the funds to santa Fe
II Is his opinion that they will DO able TO the plains
in safety although very advanced period Of the
son for such expedition.
No express from Santa Fe had arrived at the Fort up
the sth instant, although looked for hourly
consequently there nothing later than the intei
gence brought by DR.. Vaughn, and which published
some days ago.
Capt Clary who has been in charge Of the Quarter
masters Department at Fort arrived in this
city day or two since.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19
Public Sale

Ia pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Columbia county, on
NondW Tie 25h Of December ncrt
At ~ O'Clock in the forenoon, John NJ
Uescock administrator &c. of Thomas tlea.
cock tate Of Fr.hIugrreek township 10 san
county deceased, will expose 10 Sale b,
PubIc Vrndue upon the premises, AT ne
late residence OF SAID Thomas ueacock de-
ceased.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19
CANCERS, WARTS, c0RNS, 4,

CANCERS, WANTS, COkNS, 4,
THE 'ubscriber mf,ms the public, that T.,
1hl" TO cure all kinds OF Concers ond rmdnas
Warts and Eous with very Mrle pain ard ia a
ahoI time. lIe refers to several respectable chi
zcus III his ncighoorhcod. such as Samuel Hc,..
William kIic and others that bas bccn successful
III several instances and is not humhugqiug as i.
too frequently the case omong quacks He va
raalscoSlan cule IN any case he undertakes orn
pay
Gj'Waus, &c. on cattle and other animal, ar
also cured by the suLSc.Iber who .csidcs in Noun,
t.Icas'nl township on the main road lcaciug from
AiiIwlicto BIoomshurc, about ! miles from FrcJ.
eucA M''Ics.S Ia',m where persons are invited -
call.
JOHN ALE.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19

NMORE PROOFS!-'The Cry j. aill They
.VA Come!-Eyery mail brings lidmgs oflhclr
succ, IS. From Eust to the remotpst Ncst--hum
Canada on the North, to Mexico and the West In.
dies on lheS0GDh-are all unanimous in their praise.
Ot medicine so universally known and esteemed
as
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
it ia hardly necessary to speak in detail, At no
period Of It's history has the reputation oi that med
icne stood higher, and we may say that uo rcpu.
latiou Is likely to be more enduring. Adapted to
Iull constitutions, to Gvciy form OI disease, and to
all climates. " Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every other medicine, fitted Tor the use oI
man under whatever circumstance he may be pIa-
ccd At sea OF on land at home OF abroad, III SUM
mer's heat and winters coId with common re.
gard to tie conditions OF health; and wilhWnghts
Indian Vegetable Pills athaud, there i,no excuse
for being SICK, unless the cUnli!tu,OU be utterly IL
lrccllmubIc
is our object is to state where the genuine 0ed.
Icinc can be obtained, rather ban 10 give it An cN-
tended uOuCc--wGIch our limits lorud-wc shah
ImcleIy suhlo!u one OF two OF the uumGIous lcstI-
'monlals that have Just come Ia hand Hundreds
Iof the same kind might he added, bat we are su.e
I
the public will save vs. the trouble Of arranging
l1ym' men,. ..,.,,,.,.-. u......,.,,.... ....,
\un'',, y, -, ''',,' ',D'' ,,,''''''' ''''''f
~ w, W ''5I' ?u' '',' ,',' 5'''' o'I'' | v,-
,an franz an to An Jnzon anrnI i ro"I ho .,,,,.
IpIi,J.
Yours WM IIGvsr Jouxsov, Agent
thought here TO he remarked that the medicine
IA
has been I'' recently "To'u'e0 !"'o "''''sPI''
! (tNactot a letter h"m leisey Shore PENN
ne IH'&'n r'sc'1'e F"'' e@ce' t,'fS'AL"g o.
"' ,I
| .,n,. G.v n,nrjuri,,cJ ncrcrn,,ic. ,o mn, ,hcr,
"o""' > u,,.-... &C..
'''"'' ''' " '''''
The following hipbiy rcsprcl9bIe slnIP-
Il ea,.ors h,ye bren qnnnin,ed .nar,s I,r IN,
cN..;.l.,. ,,...,.I,, n.,,
l,, " ''''''" "'' I"
CoiumOIa Co"a'y:
II. =. BaIdl- DanvlIe
Stephen Badly CauaWissa
Cyrus Baron-- Eepylown
Rr,,yo (, C,easv-- N,fTlmr;pe
IL,,,,a, ,I,1,- pa,.,,,r
''"'",', ~ y. " - ~
~ H. Io"' ''''"l''''N
Nm CnvarhOvsn- OrangegIIIe
Geoige Masters MiIyli.e
Ipv Brisel-Jprscylwu
Ir,or. &, Snos-Cn,rn,ti. Fy,bsro,
p.h.., HnC., y..Li.,,,a,,I,
George Weaver iiIoomsburg
iIghi street iron Co Lighl SNcei
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-19

gNE,s
- "A ~ ~ I' - ''A1A '
t33EI9 TAT FESEJ &E,,t YfgN
nlD BIZ "a IL Ai E9 "a O
~.
q D H6o leave 70 INFORM we Puo,'c' WA.
Mo- Is prepared 10 attend to all we OPt''
"uon' IN dentistry, SNCh as removing
The Iuft0| &Hd miner f0Fci5~ o"O'
stances.
From The teeth rendering them clean, anr
the gom, and breath swet, and healthy.
1o,. o,..,,Ga, .rDo,o,,oJ y.ejL
,,.u 10 ', '"''','' %, .'1 c,,J ,n,M r.L.
Il, oo va. "'I'''| ~ ~" V"' G',, G,, a",r. .. IN,
VI o'"r' .'.' VI ''' ''T;.t " 41''' ni n.ra,.I,
'o'o '"'l ~. ,.L,n, ~, G,r,bo, dgc.y anJ
,',.[,t f.. ,'o,,s., ,nl ~ ,,,.,,.
''."'' ,'; ,"," IS, ,'G''"' ~ '"'S' ~ >" ''''"
'S'' '''''"s NV
IeeM 0H4 H|""PS u 1eeS"
which have become useless ~ troublesome
will be extracted in The most careful man
ner, ih the latest aud 6esi improved IN
suumcnls,
pOyceH0ia Teeth,
.0Ghe heal ouallty and Ia,cs, im3royfmcn,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

This day was duly observed in this vii
lage on Tuesday last by the Sons of the EN-.
erald Isle, on which occasion large num-
Der of both Irish and American citizens par
ticipated in the entertainment provided
Every thing of a partisan or sectaiian char
actcr was very properly excluded BY the
managers from the public exercises Of the
evening, and nothing calculated to offend
the opinions of any creed was allowed 10
interfere with the good cheer of the oeca-
sion. Over two hundred set down to sup
per prepared in excellent style. After the
removal of the cloth variety of patriotic
sentiments were offered, which were drank
with that most rational of drinks-cold wa
ter; the drink that nature brews in her chrys
tai fountains, and which contributes more
essentially 10 elevate pure intellectual feel
ing than any other, thai: science or human
ingenuity have ever devised, to inpsre the
nobler sentiments of man. Several spirited
speeches were made; the intervals being
with appropriate music by the
Band.
From time immemorial, it has been the
custom OF states, nations and communities.
TO celebrate some important event in their
history. 10 more despoiic governments
where the blessings ofhuman liberty are but
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-24

The Wask45.tInion says that the
repor, tina, NJ p4kenham had sent in the
ultimatum Of the bargain on the Oregon
question, is without the slightest foundation
The same paper declares +" that on the sub
ject of Tariff there is no condition, alli-
ance or understanding between the two
Governments. Each nation is pursuing its
owncourse;protecting its own interests. The
British Cabinet is trying TO modify or re-
peal its Corn Laws. We are attempting
essentially to modify our abominable Tariff,
nor are any other variations of the report
true in the slightest degree. We say fur
Their that Mr. Walker and Mr. Pakenha m
have never had any conversation about
Oregon; that Messrs. w. and P. have
never had any negotiation about the Tariff
and that as early as last spring Mr. w. ex-
pressed to Mr.. P the hope that Great Bri-
tain would repeal her duties on our agri-
cultural productions and provisions, and
especially in Indian Corn, and this is all
that passed between them"