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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

o. Rapid as was The progress of settles
ment in northern Wisconsin, (tbat portion
included in the Green Bay Lind district. }
in lS45, it would seem TO have been small
in comparison with the progress Of AS,
Judging from statements published in the
Green BAY Advocate, exhibiting the "a
mount Of public lands sold a, the land of
flee in that p!acc during the months of Ju-
ly, August, and September of the former
year. and during the same months Of the
present year. In the first peyiod,the amount
was 26 ,0l3 06 acres 49,, GIG 40; in The
last, l,04l 50 sos, 1873 43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

OHIo ELEcTIoN.-We have no details
from this State, buI she has gone as usual
The democrats have not yet succeeded in
red emin, her.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

lie New York Erpress ppfis ":he res
training power OF the peoIls 10 restrain
TIE wing party is worth forty times as
much. -PcRasyiUanian
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

@ The people OF Green Bay have lately
had meeting to "concert measures for
opening communication between the Miss.
issippl River and The ports on Lake Eiie."
A committee of five persons was appointed
10 circulate petitions praying the Leg sla-
ture 10 incorporate a Transportation Com
pany between the Mississippi river and
Buffalo, by the way of Green BY and the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

Monterey, now in possession Of General
Taylor, is the capitol of the state of New
Leon. II is on the Fernando river. a.
bout two hundred and twenty miles from
its mouth. 1t has we'll paved streets
and mostly one story stone buildings The
population S about twelve thousand, and
The city is situated on the main travelling
route from the Rio Grande TO the city Of
Mexico
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

u The ladies' and gentlemen of Southport are
respectfully invited to atten meeting of the
Southport Amateur Association in Bowman 5
AGA lemy on Thursday evening next at half pas
Elk o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by the Hon. NJ
Frank and others. G.. BENEDICT,
Secretary.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

COMPLIMENT To THE LAw.-Thc facet.
Gus Ben,ham speaks Of the .perfcc,on Of
human reason in the following disparasina
strain:
GAS if from a rubbish cart a con'nuay
increasing and ever shapelcss mass ofaw is
from time TO time sho. down upon the heads
of the people; and out of this rubbish, and
at his peril, is every man left TO pick out
what belongs TO him. Thus. in pouring
forth law, does the government, as i, is
written. Grain down snares"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

~ An eitolt IS now being made TO pur.
chase of Tie Menomonics the greater
part, il not the whole, of their lands in the
Fox and Wolf rirer valleys, Wisconsin.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

The WEsT.-The FIST store built in Chi
cago II years ago. The property of that
city is now assessed al 81, 100000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

p In an Address on "The Present
Age" and lis tendencies, by the celebrated
". L. Charming, we find the following
truthful and eloquent passages:
The grand idea of humanity, Of the i'm
Portance Of man as mar, is spreading 81.
leully, but surely. n OF that the worth of a
human being is at all understood as il
should be; but he truth is 81 'mmcring ,hr'o
the darkness. A faint Consciousness of il
h5s Sc zcd on The pubic mind. Even the
most ahjec' portions Of society are visited
by some dreams Of a better condition for
wh'ch they were designed. The grand
doctrine, that every human being should
have the means of self culture, Of progress
in knowledge and virtue, Of health, comfort
AID Happiness, o. exercising the powers
and affections Of a man, this is slowly ia
X ng place as the highest social uu,h -
That the wo III was made for all, and moi,
for few; that society is 10 care for all :;
that no human being shall perish but THO
his own fault; that the g,eat end Of gov
eminent is 10 spread shield over The
rights of "ll-these propositions are gov
ing INTO ak, ms, and he spri; Of tn, IN is
com ng forth in all the departments of life.
Free trndel-tbis is
the PIain duy and plain in'eres, of the hu
man race To level all barrie-s 10 free ex
change;' 20 cut up the system Of restriction,
root and branch; TO open every port on
earth 10 every products; this is the office OF
enl g'tencd humanity. To this free ma.
ton should especially pledge iself. Free
dom Of The seas; freedom of harbors: an
intercourse Of nations. free as the winds
this is no, dream Of phiIan,hropists. We
arc tending towards II, and lie, US hasten il.
Under wise and more Christian civiliza.
ton we shall iook back Oh our prescn, re,
siric ions as we do on the swaddling bands
by Which in darker times, the human body
was comp. essed."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28
SUGARS.

FLoGGIN IN ScHooLs.--The board OF
School Visitors at New Haven have recent
ly had under consideration the conduct of
a certain school master in that city, who
inflicted cruel chastsement on one OF his
scholars. They close their report as fol>
lows:
The too frequent h.b', oil in1cting cor
poreal punishment for the violation ofmere
arbitrary rules of discipline in schools,
VIII CHI are as various as the taste or caprice
of their authors, and sometimes as absurd
as they are useless, conlounds the minds Of
the young, all accurate distinctions between
right and wrong, perverts the design ofthe
law in delegaling so delica tlus, mo
the hands of a stranger, blun,s the sensibil
tiles of the young, aud hardens their hearts
TO commit more malignant offences, for
which is reserved no punishment adequate
for the same, within his province TO inflict.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

you EY B. PALMER, at his Real Estate and
Coal Agencies.
No. 60, Pine Street, Philadelphia:
No. 100, Nassau Street, New York:
No. l6. State Street. Boston and Southeast
corner OF Baltimore and Calvert Streets, Balii-
mole, Agent for receiving Subscriptions, : DYER
tisements for the ''TELEGRAPH."
Southport April 81, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28

O. A treaty has been effected with The
Winncbagoes for the purchase of their
lands in Iowa. The terms of lie treaty.
have not vc, publicly lranSpred.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

4 LII persons interested in the estate of Hiram
"A Alden, late of the town of Southport, Recn'
county, deceased, will take notice that the under,
signed have been duly appointed by Voney French
Judge OF obate of said county of Racine, Ad.
mlnistrater and Administrators upon said esta'e.
All persons indebted to said estate will make in,
mediate payment to Sherman S. Chaplin at the
late dwelling of said Alden; and those to whom
said estate il indebted will also present the CLAIM
with proper vouchers for settlement,
Southport, Oct. u, IS46'
SHERMAN S. CHAPLIN, Admir-
SARAH r. ALDEN, Adm'x.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-28
SHERMAN 5. CHAPLIN, Adm
SARAH r. ALDEN, Adm'y.

'I'AKEN UP by the subscriber, a Red Co
l. with white face, about years old. TT
owner is requested to prove property, pay change
and take the same a,oay.s
Pleasant Prairie, Oct. %, 1876.
lido S. S. DERBY SHIRE
"a OTlCE-All persons are forbid ha'
IA boring or trusting julius Klappre'h
son OF Rosna Klappreth now Rosnn KU,
ma wife oil John Kroma on the account
Rosina Kroma or John Kroma, as lhCI
will p+y no debts Of his contracting after
this date. JOHN KROMA.
Wheatland, w. r. Oct, u 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
pROFANE LANGUAGE

Tho Pennsylvania Inquirer reads a We.
~ excellent homlly on the vie practice Of
pru'tnc swearing "A wee which ls not on.
Is immoral hIt shocking Y low aud rudian-
iy \ sensible man wIH never indulge in
the use Of protne I1ngnngc aud every
sensible car hears 1t wHh Ilsgu>t l. IS the
beast pl'douah!c Of all vices. Ia others,
more or less excuse Of come kidd can be
tonul-the Qualification Of soRae passion,
or the ndnI5 cncc u some appetite may be
pIc11r! ns pal,iltIOn, bu, IN tins wee there
IL no milig ting circumstance, no plausl.
hic pr,t,Nt for such ioIly and wlckedncss
Il rs one OF the prevailing prachccs that
fashion cannot excuse, aud ought 10 tc I'M
mcdinlcIy banishcl We agree with the
Tucprcr tina, the gcnl'cr sex eXcrcl.e great
influence an all matters Of fashion, habit.
taste anl refinement, oHl tlcy should t,t II
be UNDERSTOOD lhata hsbltual blasphcmct IS
ne Oh nllvc TO them rs n habNuni drueka ard
\ uan who does not respect the D,llv, tho
Author q his beng, cannot be supposed to
rcSpcc, himself, or TO entertain roper GVl,
ings Of respect foi the geulcr portions q
creation
4 writer Tuts the mater 10 the sweatcr
"a n f1rciblr slylr as follows
"i. any man advanced 10 dignity bccaus,
he is expert at proidne swcnrlng7 Never
/ Low must b. the character which such i'm
pcr,inence viii csat; high must be til,
character when such impcuIncncc vii
no, dcgrace. lnexcusablc, therefore, mus
be the practice which has neither reason
nor passion 10 support Il The drunkar.
has his cup, he lcchcr his mistress ,h,
sa,irlu his revenge, the ambitions man hl
preicrments, the miser his gold, but m,
common swrarcr has nothing be is 4 foo
at large, slIs his soul for nou2hi, drudge
in the service OF the devil groiis Swear
ing is void Of all plea II is not lhe nally,
oii pring Of he soul not Inierwovcn VII
the texture Of the body nor ANYHOW allie
to our francs For, Ms TIlloson crpress,
H. though q some mcn pour out oarhs a
4 hey were nllua', vt no man wa eve
BON with swearing constitution Bm
lisa custom q low aud pl',y custom mex,
up ty low 40! paIuy ,rrH, who have M
s,n,c OF honor or regard To dccency. bntaf
torc,d to substitute shapsoiv Of non.cn,
Ia supply he vacancy Of good sensc Hrnc
, The !rnes Of ihosr who adopt Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

rs,Ns ror,.ri', w.,,.,. p.,,,.4.,
,,ety de..rir,,.o D., .,,,t,,..f, -,
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month p,,,itou. r,5.t ,.i n.,,..',, -
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,f, ,,.,,,i,t,. G.,,c ,,,,,. 49,. ,,,, ~,
shall ,n.rrsi,t.i, at,,4..,. ~, ,.....,,y ,,d
remove south of To V,o dol \,rs Tho
r.rnr..n rc.tIe ,p4 ,.rcr,,u, ,,, p.eb,a
Ioasr. ere s,r,.c T., fe,,,ne N. Anc,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
RI lINNn AND HANOVER
IA C-AC-

1--WE t'uiurtot' 81 tls hnt % .hfc.
i vrl.I '..otu ne gutitc that thet 80
fuHHI.s . stage tom kgiiapd, VI, to llhr.
o'ct y II leaving kurand 1sc.iats Ituts
dAts 500 SatuidaNs o.. each scrk, 81 o.
'"'kb m .pAss'uG Ihtoogh Msndon. Shs'
'ufuc, Nuiswltet. Nood,iock. 1an,,uis.
-. ta Village, Hartford. .ni hetc inter.
sc,t'rs W..h >nce lot Lebanon ,sa,a eve.
r.Ug thence ,o Norwich sd Hsno,r' .'i
,ug thete a. iu',lu,t, q n, sod tunnine
tH oonn', uon with Stag's rist l.svs ne sam.
evening tot lisveth,.- y n p,,.ins ,hrc'
Lyme. ut'otJ. r,si mont, Fannie. 81 Risj
iutd, AZ" sage Watch lss,es rvstt morn
lng a. O'Clock, m, foe tcr,otd. y n
passing thtrugu Lebanon. Enfield. Spupe
field, Nlm"u, Audr,ot and Salisbury ~
20 Concord, also With Asisge passing through
New London, Sutton, Warren. Hopkiu,on.
liusDs to- un,utd. Aftittug IN season iut
+ tNe cas- lot Nansbo.tcf, Nashua, loveu 4
Boston, same evening. People usV.ung
last ~il ind tie sts,e route mote comma
t,ous, easier, aud cbcairt, than an, Other 10
We country. az thcrc ia competition from
Woodstock TO Concord aud Nashua Nl.r
astsge lcaresN oods'nck e,ct, dsv h,Nlnd
sot, tist,munt, 10 Concord. ffau,i,town A
Nashua. Va season lot The ts. A stage
leaves Woodstock e,ory NnndAs Nedns.
dav nnd Friday. at o'look, a N. for Barn
ard. Belhel West Randolph ,Htslnircs Brook
field, Nw,uhr,J, 10 Montpelier Also sstsge
leaves Hanover iuf Chelsea psssiug through
Norwich, Theiiotd, West fatilee. and Net.
sher.
Returning from Hanover to Rutland leave,
Hanover e'ru Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY al 7 O'Clock, m, sru,ng at Ru,
land al u'clu,s p N. Also stage leave,
Rutland Immediately tor Troy and Alb,n,
arriving al Toy at one O'Clock, y m. nelt
day. a.su stage tom Rutland in Whiieh, N
and Nats,og,, arriving IN Whitehall new
morning ln season tut the packer bosies AMI
fec '.r Steamboat. on The lake Al.oAs'aro
leaves Holland every incstsy, Thurs TAD 4
uutdaV Coz Naurhcsict, bennington a.,
ltov, attnlug at Toy same day Also ,
." leaves Rutland every motutnr(Sundas
etc,.tcd) Tor Piusiotd Brandon. Mtddicburv
and Burlington. 4 conveyance - IN read
ness at all times ior passengers ftomRutisni
10 tptenton Springs
Pc pic ptoCur1g ll,kcth ~ Albany orr roy.
at toe stage Office, wall insure a scat N tho
above lIue Of stages from Rutland to Wood
stock, Hanover, llavcthnl, o. any OF toe a
luNe named places.
TINS route is furnished with cavefu .ni
accommodating drivers, and good Teams &
Coaches. ENltaS furnished on short no.
tic
= III Baec0s, at n, rmi II The Ouncr.
Il lARDSON j Propueiors
K BARKER, from RaHaad
J =. STRONG, 10 WIuorsr
! August -, $50 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
READ TuE MOST RrNNRkt UIE
CURE EVER RECORDED

w AIIf '.f' NJ JAW .N INA
l'ar 80 HAVING ,tg,u,nr,i s.clt
tcn,h' 'fam yopf invnlosi|r n,'I.uu,.
l,o u m, t.', ao' pr,i .,rr 20 lgihe sotll
know VIA % has atu, '.f INC T'oss.s,. j
ul o ,lfong Constitution .1tufallv. I had On
ioy'd perfect health pr,t,,u, io tho ,prrc
o' l-t,. whom | ,l, 'roHl'ld Ouha Lld,.
cu.'v 100 NV lct sld, su,rd,i orh ror,ul.
cruhir plun Som,um, IN lu.y w, y.
u'u', nHarkoi Wth % cough Which con.
uunoI u'I fab then wa, counu,d DO ,hc
house ,i.hi mouths. duups Whtch umc
nv cough w7s very severe helu,ul'y
bad spells Of coughing Which hs,d two
hyutt dauy tSNing l,rgs quan1tcs ui
j.oe'ct'b!c marct ACCOMPANIED with
t,,nd Sometimes sid qpau o. blood
OF FL time ! consulted three ptru.lans all
OF whom DID thtrr bc,, 90 restore m, gave
m' up sad they could Do 10 more loi
mr. | mus, DE- II vas impossible ~ M
TO 1--we but short time Ono Of then sid
my lungs were gone A. tbs momcu
when eminent phVsc'ans had cihauac,
lhclt snii, friends d,spnircd OF NV lllc, IN,
own hope OF recovery nj an chi rr.ott,,
to Df Nisnt's Bllsam of Wild Cherry
When had taken ono nn1 n half bottle
these severe spell, Of coughing we're re-
moved | conunucd taking he bllsam tai
the spring OF lSA4, when | ceased TO blce,
atrhc lungs my health mud strength in
proved 80 that ! left the house bat Was NJ
able to Work for year Now my hcaltl
Is good am able to DO days work Of
my ftm J COMERI
Witness. 7 pINpTR.
For particulars Sc W Wlstats trcols
on Consumption to be had Of The agents
None genuine unl,ts sign,I | Bur
on the wrapper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03
TROM NNNIN -

IhpCp1eHcs, VI, Aus ~, I-iG
We afr lu oo,>r-slou lo- iaT OF tart cr
news from the praiue, oar town.m,n. Nr
samuel Ral!,lnn. Ia. JUS, returned lrpm San
"a Fe, uGer an unpr,ceden,ed iup Of eight,
l,,s Previau. a. Mr. llu,ion's tepluufr
there wasaF cd deal OF -, .irneui cf,sled
u, the numerous reports 20 circulation re-
,ose,ng DOR roop. t,pres..s tad been
,cnt DOT 10 eVery d.reCuH. ~ The Governor
sut puv.te c'uEens, 10 ascertain iHe'f Truth,
lui many OF them, ai1' beng "ut iWr ar
'hree DAYS, returned. hsvias earned uriA.ns
sausilctofy
< The whole country IL 10 "a's o. alarm
Farmers sdlWnIng Santa Re are dnrne
their slock inio use mountsInS, securing
heir posses ZOOS, 'nd peitrg themselves m
a roNticn that they cAu be oyi % bsfm :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

from Tic Richmond R'publicon.
EPES, THE MURDERER, SUBJECT
Ed OF KILLING His OWN son
HIS NOTUERlN.LkW, AND ALSt
\ KENT CkN pkONER.


Ed OF MILLING HIS ONN son,
HIS NO INERlNLAN, AND ALSO
\ KENT tkN DkON Err.
S,or. ,hc fact has been established be.
vnnJ tho .Lado, of toub, that Fines WIN
/. ruS Al LARGE. H. guilty of NUMBERING =
Nd,Iohus Muir. LATE of U,o1lddie county.
lac las .i.p been strongly suspec,ed of hav-
ma ,,us.d the death of ,ryerl other nor.
cons IN tho same county- and among the
orr.bcr If, own son and ,he mother or mo.
,h.t-,nl,Y Of Mrs Eoos
few wears since an elderly lady-,hen
an lnmai. # We understand correctly. of
Zines hous.--was taken suddenly IN and
dirt. ktlhc DEAN Of Tins lady. IT seems.
l,roe estate was likely to tall into the hands
al Foes. a. ouatd,n of Ii, children. who
v.,, tn he lie hc,fS of their deceased reIa
,,,c Du,,oo the b,i,r sicknes. oC the LADY,
Fms was knnvntnhayc administered a dos,
~ nedic,ne or sometime winch he ptole,,
ed would give r,l,ef,o her
Tao dose had been c,y.n bpt short time.
uhen .hc ,or,tnu,d I'm CROW wo,.c and
sno, c,r,,ed Nnih,po vas ,hulcAt At ib.
limo of H.. ,,dIe, de.,,h al ,he l,Iv-b,r
C,,,ds mai dro,cuno or a nomcnt mat she
haI loo, unI,,ly Je,h ,x,th fl j. only
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Dsdh from Ely'o',oa ot CdHVt,Hc-
bed m Corn,h on Saturday Aug. 18Th,
f' Aehnh II Knox, wife Of Rev Geo
Nnoi' pastor Of the Bap'is Church IN Cor
r.. The Circumstances of Mrs Knox
'7'h were PECULIARLY affective. On Tues
~ Ju'y 2ls,, in the dusk 9th evening
b VAS IN her usual heallh--s,,emp,lng
tum csmpbene lamp while It was burn
BIT exploded, set fire to her cloth and
|Irol her so terribly, that nhcr lingering
seecn day, in the n,d'' o. complicale.
Tsrne'. she died amllst the kind sym
)sn-' and deep regtes Of IN sf'eiona''
f~opIe Ga the iOlh her ibn"ral was n,
alci by a numerous congregn On.
portland Argus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

ComntHcc1cat n VILLAINS CoHcce 49,
The anniversaries ofthls Institution were
observed last Nr,k The B1ccallurca,c ser
mon was delivered on Sabbath afternoon.
by Pres ''opkn' lie remarked IN corn.
mcuc,ug that This was ia" tenth time be- had
stood up 10 nldrcss graduating cIa.s.
On Sabbath evening, an address WIS de-.
ljvctcd b fore the Mills AMI Theological
SocI'u's bv Geo Il Chcevcr, y u, Eli
Tor Of the Evangelist,
20 Tuesday evening, the Grafton be.
fore the Adelphic Union Suclcly WAS dcllv
cred w Rov Samuel Prince, OF the \
Y Observer. HIS subject was the sacred
ness OF Truth,
l'hc exercises Of the grniua'ng cl,se on
! Wednesday, were qunc Interesting Thur
/ ly.lwo received the degree OF a e. nul
twelve TIM, Of a. NJ IN course. The hon.
oraty degree OF A. NJ was CONFERRED or
Adam Nichols, NJ. - Of Quincy, lIilno,s
and Francis Jacobs Of Delhi, n \. NJ
| doctornics wns conferred
! Ata meeting Of the board Of Trustees
/ \ II Griffin. Of Brcoklin, y Y, was 81
cctrd Lawrence Professor OF Languages
Il was also voted TO rase the SALARIES e ID,
/ President and Prof ssors.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Sick Headache - removed prrmananty
Nv the usc oflhe Great American Remedy
which has 4 place in tie Cuiumns Il thi'
paper THIS auicIc has wonderful proper
les, there IS no gulIng around the evidence
daily nccuung
We have had a chance to lca'n is rHi
cncv IN many KINDS Of complaint, andmus
saw that ns y curative agent u go's 'Uthcr
embraces more Diseases, AMI IA oil ihcs'
diseases more effective th7n any other med
icinal nrIclc csnut See advertising col
unms Cali and g., a TREATISE, pntushc,
by Dr vaughn 10 hands Of agents Tree e
Mi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

Law SvPrgioR recent aulval Of sew
eral at ouf cilzens from tie mineral region
has brought us additional information of The
mni.c prospects Tie mlnc, that are be-
ing wnrAcd continue rich, and latgc quaint
ties of one are constantly tclng shipped by
several CompanipN The Boston and Lake
Superiot company has recently come upon A
singular depoSIic m one G. rs Shalis. IL
consists ol small boulJerS of native copper,
worn and polished Ia the shape OF pebble
stones on the sea shore. Eighteen hundred
pounds Of these small bouiders have been
taken nut and one large mas, weighing 1853
bounds These came down uu the Detroit
last Monday The Eagle llarDor and Puts.
burgh COMPANY are also shipping large
quantity Of ores which are daily arriving
here for The East.
The Northwestern Company NJ this cay
las discovered several exceedingly ptoms-
ing VEINS. Specimens taken from one vein
sunk only four feet deep, are OF the richest
character, consisting Of masses 81 native eop'
rer inlefspcfsei with naive silver, and uap
- VEN rock wei charged ~Hh nalive cop
per- These specimens are At hessrs Toe
& Cows MS vein on Ia surface IS tout
feet VIDE.
OAer loc7'l4ns are equally promising, but
NC have GOT heard 'ho paticuiars. The mos
mIlri,us af those who have luNt returned
seem very ooniieHt that the Like superior
region has mineral wealth hc7uuf me fancy
of the most saHgulle men. Dfro.' At-0
hIsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

YALE toLLLGE COMMENCEMENT.
N the commcnccmcnton THURSDAY
'hc performance of ,hc graduates are
sud g. have cquhllcd ihosc 81 any nc
vIous year. The day was beautifully
pleasant, the city crowded with stran
gers, and everything passed of ngetce
ably 10 all concerned
There was - graduates. The Dc.
gree 81 4 NJ IA course was also con
icrrcd on 40 The Honorary degree
81 4 VI. was conferred on Mr CHARLES
w. BRhpLrI. ofrnusvlvania I Diver.
S,iy, DR. JouN :. McKHIour, Of New
York. and Mr joins T.. NoRru of FAY.
mlnCton, c. The Degree of |. Id
wa, conferred on D,NtIL l.oRp, l.>q
Of New York, Prof $ J.. H. MoRsr
OF the Telegraph & Hon J; VI. CLNl
roV, Senator IN Congress from DoIo
ware.
At the business meeting of the Phi
Beta Kappa Society, held on Wcdnrs
day SIMEON NORM, l.. l.. d., prcsi
dent of Hamilton College. was chosen
Orator for lsi7-nnd the Rev DR. Ben
crss, of Hartford, c., substitute 1T
zrnSr RAY. of Hartford was selected
as Poet and O. WrSnrLL IloLMrs
of Boston, substitute.
Professor WooLsrY having been ten
dcred the Presidential Chair by tn
Corporation OF Yale College, has re
turned written reply, in which, whIl
he intimates that he Ia well Statistic,
+ with his present position with rcspec
to the institution, and is not dcSirou
OF changing II for one of greater rc
, spcctlbIlliy, ond while ocknowlcdein.
the intended honor, he declares h,m
. self, owing to the excitement and bus
Tie Of the occasion, unable to dccid
Immediately, aud requests a few day
longer for consideration.
y ! Journal Of Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-03

~ T. the ,u1scubrrs. ne.ug arr'ln'eI hy
w tGe Hon. Prnts'c Count lpf ne ais
triri ~ Ku'.aod. comm s'inneN 90 receive.
examine aad at.us, all 'lalms api temands
NJ al person, against IN t'ltE''. .tte Of
Wellington 10 ,sii d'str-i, Gacrt'rd, rep
resented ipsolveL'. s1i siI months from ne
9Th day OF tug1.', 4. n l7is, hri'G allow.
~ 10y ,4id count i"r That rtra,e, we ,1
therefore hereby give notice lhsl 40 SIA a.
tend H. the busIarss u' ,Ifs 'l sn."'n'r' "i
81 the dssIung house oi J'UH liDul""n 90
NAl.ingiord, on ihe ~ daI oi j. paf' \.
y lSI7 neHt, lrom zen "'cip'a 4. " u"".
5o'cl,ck, T. Il on SAIL dsT,
Diled al WAlhGglofd ths Jlsi dsJ a
hugu,, 4 d lsi6.
Ioa~ Htstr1s. ,...,,
80 J T. B0vHls