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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

VII LLAJs "a ~ - IL NV ~ IL LIN
In the unprecedented time Of Fire Hours.
The attention Of the public is particular
" called to this Great Remedy for Chils
or AQue And Fever, and in doing so. the
PROJECTORS deem ii proper to make the fol-
lowing declarations, ,he truth Of which. he
desires the people TO test by trial, and be
will cheerlullv abide their decision, VIZ
lst. The article is pleasant and conven'
lent 10 take End. 1t will cure crery case
if the directions are observed. 3rd 1t
will leave no injurious effects in the sys'
tenn; on the contrary, it imparts strength
10 the constitution. 4th. 1t is purely veg
etabe. and viii cure with perfect certainty
in five hours Certificates on the wrapper
around tae bottle, OF cures from six months
to ten years standing.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail,
by GEO. w. HOUSE, Nashville. Tenn.
. HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.
us a most valuable, safe. and certain cure
Ill for the PILES. 0FNumerous GER
ti6cates of the happy effects oil this ONT
ment may be found upon the wrapper ae-
companylng each bottle.
Prepared only by GEO w. HOUSE,
Nashville, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Striker &
Greene Wholesale Agents, for Wisconsin,
Io,cd, Michigan, northern Illinois & Ind.
for which Territories and States all orders
should be addressed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22
1917
REEDS LINE.

.fas74gs.ssss Buffalo * Chicago. 60
ats=gazsz@-=-G@5 asaz9Ls4Ss=zssssals
The Steamers NIAGARA, Capt LtvI ALLEN;
LOUISIANA, Capt. Thomas RIcHARDs, and
JAMES MADISON, Capt. j. McfADYEN, will
make their Irips for the present season follows:
NIAGARA.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

ATTENTION
S called to The fact. that The subscriber has pro-
cured an abundant supply of the best of
Well seasoned Wagon Lumber,
and is prepared 10 execute, upon the shortest no.
lice, and in the best and most substantial manner,
all work that may be called for in his line OF busl
ness.
Farmers, do you want good wagon, worth the
money you payl
Call and see before you purchase elsewhere.
Do not forget the place-Corner of Church and
Pearl Streets, and west of DuTkee' New BrIck
Rlock JOHN WILDER.
Southport, May II, l847.-n2tw.h
BURLINGTON and Richmond Mills flour con-
TJune2.I H. DURKEE.
CHIRTlNG stripe Ticking, canvass bagging
y Burlaps, Sc, at
Manney's.
NANCY Cass;mers silk and worsted vestlng
L for sale, t.
Mannev's.
T AIDES DRESS GOODS.-A beautiful as
MAY l6 MANNEY & Co.
N just received and selling Off cheap at
May 49, MANNEY 8 ~ 90
NEW FIRM & NEW STORE.
TTHE undersigned hayidg associated themselves
l. in the Drug and Medicine business,are pre-
pared to wait on all who may favor tenn with a
call on as good terms any other establishment
in the west.
They have removed to Alden's new store on
Market ST Zone door east of Mchinney's siore}
where they are receiving large addition 10 the
former stock of Stryker'e. II. F. STRIKER.
P. 2. GREENE, NJ. ID.
Southport June 5, 1916.
=. 0OO all sorts and sizes, just received,
and for sale at wholesale and retail by
f. POMEROY.
C1ALT-a large quantity of Salt just received
> and for sale by f. POMEROY.
Nov. II, 1919.
TRANBERRIES just received and for sale at
~ The Checkcred Store Of L. POMEROY.
Nov II, lS46.
CINGHAMS, a beautiful assortment, both En-
VI glish and French. at
Manney's.
DOOMS FOR RENT at all times, by
II f. POMEROY.
q c. MANNEY & Co. have removed one
I. door south in their new Brick Store, where
they will be happy to wait on their old customers
and friends usual.
Dec. ,, '46
T NE kept constantly on hand and for sale at
Il the Checkered Store by f. POMEROY.
cPICE, pepper. cloves, cinnamon, salaeratn
, ginger, zantee currants, for sale at
iuly8 MANNEY'S.
nLAIN and figured beaver Pilot, grey, brown
l. and gold mixed Overcoating, very heavy, at
ManneV's.
81 HHDS. Sugar, Porto Rico and New Or
81 leans, Loaf, crushed and pulverized, do. at
Manney's.
TNRENCH and English broad cloths, blk blu blk
l. and green, at
Manney's.
DLEACHED Muslins from Z to 5-4ths, also
ID fine brown unbleached, at
Manney's.
MARSHALL & PHELPS,
TIAVE, ant are receiving, the LARGEST and
L / best selected stock of STOVES ever offered
in this market.
ALSO,
A arge supply of SHEET IRON, which they are
constantly manufacturing into
Stove Pipe, Drums, Ovens, Alright Stoves
Ash Kettles. &c.
Southport Nov. 4. 1915.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22
BUSINESS CARDS, &c.
WALKER a. HALL,

Ply SItIdNN HId AUFg UUHA-
Office IN tie y semen; OF Or Walker telling
mouse, where they may ut all times be proes-
sionaly con .ultcd.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

LATE LEE & JUDSON
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WAREHOUSE,
No 81 CEDAR sTREET,-the WHOLE OF which is de-
voted to the exhibition and sale OF the Siugle Ar
ticle of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-09-22

GLASS WARE.
lust Received a large lot of Glass ware con-
u sisting of Sp. Jars Tinctures OF various sizes,
Sail months. Bottles. assorted walls &c for sale,
wholesale and retail al
STRYKER & GREENE'S Drugstore.
Also Castor oil in Rot,les Of various sizes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. May 10, ls47.
II it were possible to convey TO you by mai d
few thousand cubic feet OF the delicious atmosphere we
ara now inabibng this would be the most Inflated letter
Won ever heard Of As nothing but plain ink MARKS
however can travel by this conveyance despair oil even
farming an idea Of what enjoying and 20 on your
old wsy Of freezing and scoldiDg shout the weather
You have our cordial pity.
The Annual Convention Of the Episcopal Cburcn OF
this Diocese assembled yesterday evening at O'CLOCK
in ~, Andrews Church, Bishop Porter presided a
9Acio (which means you know, As matter OF eourse)
and the business Of the session was mteo 70 the VI
ization OF the Convention.
The Exhibition Of the Academy OF Fine As oesh' 70
be crowded.
Col ROBERT NJ LEE has been this morning appointed
Recorder in place of RICHARD VAUx, ESQ. resigned.
SAILS OF sTooKs-Firs B0dyd-$lOOO Treasury
Notes 6pc 1854 $50 Morris Canal. s. 20. $50 Grsrd
Bank l2i 800 U s Bank, Il Philad Bank l@e SLVt
Reading Bonds 70; 1895 5000 Pa Sc 55. 76i 90 Elem
inston b5, % l59 Mechanics Bk. 26i $lOOO Penns
Sc 76i $3.50 do, II 600 Treas Notes oPc, lOoi
10 Union Canal 4aI % Bank KY, b5, g7i 100 Beaver
Meadow. 30: is Trenton r. 1871 : Penn Fire lns, $50
$1,000 Lehigh Ma, 6s So IS $1,000 Penns Sc Do. I
81 600 Reading Bonds 70 100 Reading g. 2st slO0J
Penna S. 81 600 do 1T 100 Man Mech Bank, got
$50 Vicksburg III Farm and Mech Bk. 81 2oD
Neshannic Cop. l Penns Blk, 3ll 200 Vicksourg
ia; 5 Ches & Del "a 5 Lehigh Nav, 35i lO0 Reading
Sos 2ei SO Union Canal, so $1,000 Penna 5s' ~
Pennington 2si 100 Morris Canal, 2Ol 10 NeshannlC
Cop. Q; 50 do, a. 80 Allegheny Cop, l6i.
Second Board and after-6,393 State 6s, At 2OO :
B. a 5000 Read bds u 5000 do b5 ~ 5000 do 50 ~
5000 81 S. III 2l0 Girsrd l2i so Vicks RR ia luW
susquh BIDS 67t 100 Girsrd, l2i 1000 Read DDS. 80
70 100 susqh c, b5, ls 600 Lehigh Int b5, 81 lOJ
Iehph 6s b5 1ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
From the Rio Grande.

II will be remembered that some time ago we
nnbshed an account received through Mexican sour
co, of the murder of several Mexicsns at Rancho near
cerralvs The account lie now confirmed by the hats
moros Flag That paper says the full particulars have
not been received yet but it is said that fifteen twenty
Americans mi de descent upon the Rancho and hung
upward of fairy Mereans Considerable property and
some valuable papers belonging to Americans who had
been killed on the road found on the persons and
in the babitstions Of the murdered Mexicans.
Young man named Ogesby was recently murdered
between MatamoT os and Camsrgo. The supposed muir
derers were arrested and dispatched by party Of
Texans.
The Mexicans attacked the rear psrty coming down
with the last train from Monterey, and in the attack
MORALLY wounded Thomas simons, of Texas He fought
like tiger killing one Mexican and wounding another
The Camanche Indians committing depredaiions
on the settlements along the Rio Grsnde stealing horses
and numbering and carrying of Mexican womsn and
children In the immediate vicinity of San Francisco
they recently killed seven Mexicans, and carried off
several women and children. They next visited II c.
Davss rancho near Camsreo where they succeeded in
,,opsdias eighty horses left there for pasursge The
horse were driven of in the night and the next morn
ing Mr. Davis and six others started in pursuit They
killed two of the Indians but did not succeed in recov
ering their horses.
suter who was taken prisoner by Gen. Urea,
escaped from the guard by bribng the Alcalde he re-
ports that he was of &C prisoners taken by the Mex
leans at different times the road between Monterey
and camsrgo The prisoners kindly treated and al
lowed mules to ride ON. They were sent forward to
San Luis Potosi escorted by detachment oflsncers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

The New Orleans papers Of the llth are hued
with letters and rumors from Gen. Scots Army
bat we see very little Of interest that has not been
anticipated BY our Overland Express
The loss Of the Mexicans at the battle or Cero
Gordo is stated by one Of their officers at s7o-
Those wounded 10 the battle ssid TO be dong Wei
Gen. Landro. who was imprisoned at PeroIe Tor SUI
rendering Vera Cruz has expressed himself favorable 10
Peace.
Santa Anna it il understood, desires TO return u
Havana provided he can obtain Pass. Inc S"eui'n
Consul visited him Orzsbo, and be says thai ne n1'
but thousand men with him, badly equipped soo N
looking hsggard and very much detected Aer 'ne 'a'
tie Of Cerro Gordo Santa AIMS IL SAID 70 nave '"o
wealthy Don Garcia with whom be deposHo ABOUT
100000 Don Garcia is one Of santa anna oios' sno
hrmest friends and he is reported 70 nave ao'eo n
leave the country remsrking that it was impossible to
resist the Americans.
Considerable sickness is ssid TO prevail 10 the Casue
of San Jusn de Uca One fourth ofthe soldiers are said
10 be prostrsted
Don Pedro Ansys has been declared Dictator and
causlizo is spoken Of as COMMUNICATIONS Oh lH'
army.
The news Of our success in California hao reaeneo
Islsua and been officially communicated to the army
g. ST., hsd i..Bed a proclamation to the Mexican
"a.
e calling on them to deliver up all public arms an
munitions of War, under heavy penalty, and to avoid
rigorous search among private dwellings Within ak
weeks after effecting landing at Vera Cruz he has
taken two cities two famous castles eight tnoussno
ni,opers among whom were ten Generals 500 pieces oil
ordnance and ten thousand stand Of arms Very likely
be Is now in possession Of Puebls and the Capital
Col Haskell in setting FIRE to train recently was nuon
| i,;orad bv q spddeu EXPLOSION
Major Cen Pillow is on flying visit TO his family
He IL expected to return with bis command which 10
now being raised
The Gulf had been visited BY quite severe Norther
| though very little damage was done BY It,
The Government Junts said 10 be at Celsya or
Gusnsiusto. and Madame Santa Anna ia on her way tc
the Pacific.
letter from Jsspa says ours trains are beginning al
ready to be annoyed in the short space between this and
Vera Cruz, and to keep the road open all the way to
Mexico would require more men than would be neces
sary 10 take that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
,JudiclaI fees.

Altar the provision of the New Constitution that
M Judicial officer should receire any fees was
adopted by the Convention and before the hnal
oomnletion of the Constitution, it will be remem'
hared that an amendment was got through inserting
the words Ito his own use" SO as to admit OF a
Judge. receiring fees as heretofore but not to ms
own use. The appearance of one of the scheming
Judges Of our City Courts at Albany about that
time indicated at whose instance that amend
ment was proposed. 1t was thought OF some I'M
portance that Judges should yet have the handling
of the money, though for the public use Carrying
on, this idea we find in the bill passed in the hurry
of business at the end of the last Session OF the LIE
eslature in relation to the Superior Court and Com
mon Pleas, provision that the fees to which the
Judges and Justices of the said Courts have here
tofore been entitled shall be received and paid by
the Clerk into the City Treasury sc. Not thai
they shall be received by the Clerk because the
Judge may receive fees not to his own use accord
ing TO the above mentioned amendment, but poic
by the Clerk into the City Treasury. Now if j
were honestly intended to pay over all the fees re-
ceived, why was it thought of sufficient importance
10 get the Constitution amended to let the Judge
receive them. and to make this act so that the!
nigh, receive them Aad why have the Judges
or some Of them, been scheming to get the amend
ment adopted and the act passed with this PROV
sion In it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Jud,ciaI Nominations-LOeo.

Monroe-Patrick q Buchan County Judge John
T. Patterson Surrogate; Nicholas l. Paine, District AT
terney
Penssalaer-Isaac McConihe, Judge Steven
Reynolds, Surrogate Robert Lottridge, District At
torney
Madison-James w Nye, Judge and Surrogate
Duane Brown, District Attorney.
SchohGrie- Lawyer Judge and
Surrogate; Nathan Rossiter District Attorney.
Tompkins-Alfred Wells Judge and Surrogate
n b. smith. District Attorney.
Delalcare-Amasa Parker, Judge and Surrogate
VIM Champln. District Attorney Daniel Rowland
Associate Justice.
81. Lavreace-Edwn Dodge, Judge D. G. Bald
win Surrogate; c. q. Myers, District Attorney.
Erie-F. Z. Stevens, County Judge; 7. NJ. Nos
burgh. Surrogate; Benz II. Austin, District Attorney
Moses Fosdck Associate Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

rooy BEFORE YoU LEAP.-Last evening as the
s.,-v.boa, w.s approaching the dock on this side q
vn,g Gentleman shofe hesrd bad no, tarreh "a 'ef'
ebo attempted TO Jump ashore and "oui' nave Jul"
into thu water had not been for gentleman standing
By who caught him as his foot slipped "hion 's'e'
hin not only from good dacking bu, probably from
the los. OF bis life People cautioned time ana 'sSn
about reeklessy endsngerrg their lives but nes'y eve
~ day gives is proof that good sdviee IS tn'0"o
away when accidents happen the Ferry Companies
are invariably blsmed when IN fset its all OWING 10 Toe
esrelessness OF the Individual injured Surely We 'hA
one should not risk life and limb to save second.
r=- A Sermon will be preached this evening IN
tia uirerai.t Church corner OF Pineapple and Fulton
80. BY Rev Z H. CHAPLIN, of Boston
~ The female who robbed the lady men
toned In Yesterdays paper has been arrested ~ oner
Combs and part of the stolen money found on her per
,on Her name 10 Cslhsrine Logan and she mas io'
.one,lme kept notorious GROCERY and grocery max
Ing IL general rendezvous. while she carried on heF
infamous outdoor operations She IS sad TO be worth
5000 in real estate the greater part OF which che hs'
made BY robbery
~ Tomorrow evening there will be another
meeting AZ Mrs. Greets Nl1y Lvto'i iV' $40 fN'F -
nre,entius TO Lieut. NJ c. Marin testimonial for his
bravery at Alvarsdo Flsco-TApsm and Tu'Psn AZ the
last Gen Jas T. Underhill occupied the Chair
~ There were twenty-five deaths ana inter
ments for the week ending 9th May. The city present
is remarkably healthy.
OYyR AND TERNISER-Judge Barculo Presiu'
inS-Senteace pay-willism simpson, burglary sn1 "a
tent 20 kill txenty-one years State prison ;Ss'
Ackerman burglary arst degree plead guilty. nSe
John Cahil burglary first degree seven years
Johu Martin Jr burglary first degree hSe years -
Thomas Zabrl.ke. petit larceny, six months county
Jail The Court adjourned
| por,cy-Dennis Daily was arrested yesterday
bv oscer Coleman for assault and battery ESainlhsu
/ s1nS dischsrged Jeremiah Henlehy was arrested ~
the .sne officer for assault and battery Examined anu
Sisehsrsed Hugh Fitzpatrick was arrested oy onceI
Wsbb Tor beating his wife Fined and found guilv snu
ssntenced-fned $40 and Imprisonment ihl'y Gays
was arrested for drunkenness and disoiusr
/ iv conduct Examined aud discharged Andrew la
Ian was arrested for petit larceny Tried FOUND suly
and sentence suspended. George LsugniL was AZ
re.ted for drunkenness aud disordery conduct epfl
msnded and discharged promise OF reformation.
A number of similar cases were brought before ths
| Tustcp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Indicinl Nominations hlg

ma Disfrict-The Wing Convention at Albany
on Tuesday nominated for Supreme Court Judges
IRA HARRIS, Albany; KILLIAN MILLER Columbia
J. VAN VLECK, Greene: VIM B. WRIGHT, Sullivan
Good men and true and the People will say so.
Tompkins Co.-BENJAMIS 6. FERRIS, Judge
and Surrogate DOUGLASS BoARDMAS, District Attorney
MOSES CRowKLL Associate Justice.
Suffolk CO--ABRAHAM L. ROSE oil southampton
| for Judge and Surrogate.
Orange Co.-DAvID w BATE Newburgh, Judge
| FnAScrs DvRYEE, Goshen Surrogate H. b. BULL
| Montgomery, District Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aactioneer.

ExrxS,Ivx SALE or NV AND VALUABLE Books
BANGs. RICHARDS & PLATT, 2oi BrosdSsy, sii
sell ,h. evening and tomorrow and Friday and saisr
day evenings. large and valuable assortment OF Dew
books emsrsclns several thousand volumes OF desirable
Library Books, best American editions together viii
large variety Of Miscellaneous Literature including n'nI
recen, and popular publications
Also School and Classical Books, 1000 Fsmly Boles
Juveniles and Miniature Classics, popular WORKS on
Medicine and Surgery Blank Books, Annals end I'm
helished Works. &C &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
DIED
IN the 18th inst ANNA, wife OF Henry Osborn, eyed

On the 18th inst ANNA, wife Of Henry Osborn, eyed
SO years.
Her funeral will take place this sftsrnoon at o'clock
from No s. Whitehallst The relations and friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend without
Their invitation.
On Wednesday morning, May l9, REBECCA ANN
daughter Of Joseph and Ann Bruen, aged 2 years, 7
rlonths and &c days.
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from the residence Of her father
81 Delsncy-st. Thursday afternoon. at o'clock.
In Brooklyn. on Wednesday evening. 18th inst ELLA
only daughter OF George Lewis and Laura z. Cooks
aged months and 10 d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
RR0OKLYN AFFAIRS

DR.. Cor's NEW CHURcH.-This elegant edifce
is ctP!sted and viii be open for public worship
on Sunday next The architect Mr.. w B. olmsted and
the builder Mr.. Nathan Farrell, deserve great credit for
the In which they have acquitted themselves In
La erection. The cost Of the building 10 s250oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Judicial Nominatious-Loco.

( IIId Dlsfrict.--The Loco Foco Convention at
'Catskil on Tuesday nominated
AMAsAJ PARKER, Delaware; JN c. WRIGHr Schoharie !,
r. L. HooEBooM Columbia; MALONE WATSON Greene
Judge Parker is one Of the present Circuit
Judges. Mr. Wright is the late Senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
eY ELECTRIC TELEG RAIN


BALTIMORE. Wednesday May le-o ? NJ
A .sle If GOO bbls Howard-st Flour was made
40 CITY Mills cells in lots a, the same figure smaA
AL. White Cora lO4 and Yellow at ll7 cts Oa''
are bringing 60 Gu. sales Whisky al 81 cts Inc rns'
-, q, p,ovi.ions has a down ward tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

GoLp Pms, DIAMOND PoNrro-JW oNtsroskcos
II Cedsrst up stairs 10 The place to geta good goa Pen
all sduiL They have pens Of sll approved msk." sa
stamps. ard can suit s who msy cell 90 them for pens
We were surprised snd them selling gold pens ~iA
silver pencil cases ~ low - Is cents diamond PONIES
ST. Pen. that Others sell for 81 SCAT 81 3 the genaH,
magnificent pen for 81 IS and The pens that others are 90
ins for the genuine Levi Browns pen, much lower Ia
,hor, creator Co, he place to get ssybind OF Pee
us.b
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Tho Tribune In philadelphia

Our friends In Philadelphia, who wish 70 - ~. q
regularly with The Tribune, will please
names and residences with Zleber Co 49, y
Building, Thrdst below Chestnut, who VII - "a. ~
paper to them Immediately after the srnvS 80
senser line from New.York. at lsi cen" - =
Single copies, price cents, may sways |"
above, or from the Philadelphia kswseoy@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ The Union Of Tuesday night contains
Gen. scorr's dispatches relating to the action al
CrRRo GoRDo. There is little in them we nave
not anticipated through other sources OF iniorrna-
ton.
Tn. whole force. according to Gen Scott en-
oszed in the affair Of Cerro Gordo, on orr side was
les, than 900. That Of the enemy, according TO
the same authority. was - 900 or more. 5O0o Mex
leans were taken prisoners, upward oil 400o STANDS
Of arms, aud 40 pieces Of artillery sc.
Official list Of killed and wounded at Cerro 6ordo
gives Of commissioned officers killed 3 wounded
20 rank and file, killed 90 wounded 557
Col. JEFFERSON DAyIs.-We are very glad
that the President has been induced to commit
an act Of Justice, tardy though il be, In the pro
motion of the gallant Col Davis to Brgsdiei
Generalship. The Union says he turned the
tide Of victory once, if not twice, at Buena vista
Allowing such to be the fact, cur surprise IS only
increased that he should be rewarded therefor
For circumstances more than Suspicious are eaci
day brought to light which justify the conviction
that the Cabinet expected the defeat of Gen Tsylo
in that action and that the wish was isther to th'
thought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PsSs-GssAr Rrpvcrios.-n
xou want good Gold Pen go TO Y. SAVAGE, % fsltoc
81 He will sell you The best hind ofsPsn for s.-andb.
some diamond po.ated Pens Al ~ only h' - . Pets
are sold elsewhere for - MOI depending exclusively o.
The sale Pens hi. term. are perhaps Little lower s.
49, o,hsr store In the city.