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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

v Ihe slbscuber oIIers Tor sale ms valuable
Farm, situated in the town of Salem, County Of
Racine, twelve miles west OF Southport and half a
mile south Of the main road from the Lake to &c
neva
The Farm Consists Of one hundred acres, all ex-
cellent land for the plough there not being one foot
Of waste land the premises. 1t is well timbered
and well watered, by living springs. 50 acres are
under impropements-GJ acres being ready for
spring crops A small framed house and log
house, are on the premises, with an excellent well
of water near the door. There also variety Of
fruit trees 10 bearing
This Farm, which is not exceled by any in the
county, will be sold low. Apply at the Post Office.
or to me on the premises.
LEONARD VAN ALSTINE.
Salem Dec 81, 1917.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

ENTaAcr FROM TIE GALENA NoRrHwEs-
TERN GAzErTE BY the Use of SloanS Onitment
and Condition Powder, | have entirely cured a Fis-
tula on my horse aud otherwise improved his con
diton more than 500 per cent, on the costs of the
medicines. And cow which was so feeble as 10
be considered worthless by myself and neighborS
was restored TO good health and strength by the
use of less than hall package of the powder, and
Is now doing better than any other COW have.
WIN VINCENT
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
JOHN ELAEyS,
CLOCK ard WATCH MAKER:

INTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Southport and its vicinity that he has just
.cceved very good and well selected assortment,
Of JEWELEI, containing the following articles:
Al kinds OF Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Bracelets, T.imbies, Ear Rings,
Lockets, Gold and Silver Pens aud Pencils,
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains.
Gold and Silver Lever, Lepine&Yerticle Watches,
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectaces.
Steel Beads, Clasps and Tassels, Razor aud Ra-
zor slrops, Penknyes and Scissors, Silver,
Shell and Horn Combs, Silver and German
Silver spoons, Plated aud Britannia Ware,
Accordeons. Clio II, Tooth, and Hair Brushes,
Fan', Purses, Pocket Books. Violin and Violin
strings; Eight day and Thirty hour Clocks,
Toys, and many other things too numerous to
mention.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
carefully repaired and warranted. Cash paid for
Cd Gold end Silver
May, 1913 -n47tf.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
Invaluable Family COMPANION.

e. lectures on Causes Prevention and Cure Of
- consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart.
anu q Fernae Diseases 23I pages. 2S enrrayines
roper % cents; bound 70 cts Mail to any part
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders. :. Mail
10 any part 2o cents postage. Abdominal sup
PoFtefs perfect - 10 $40 for all Ruptures. Falling
o. q, '"e Bowels aud Womb, and Weak Back, and
Chest sent by Express every where. For Braces
or Supporters, or Rupture Supporters. eve beig.r
from head 10 foot ana circumference oil Isrsu next
the surface, just above the hips Ii Rupture. men
ton which side AgcaJs wanted of the sale 81 the
above goods Address Dr. ) ;. FITCH 7u7
broadway, New \ ork, post paid
Feb. p, lSlS-l4 " s.
& AFER RAGS wanted At King Book Sore
q april 1915
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

around in the hope OF Il nomination? Did
hot Woodbury. go still further so far indeed
as to gain the contempt Of all! Was there
question IN the Baltimore Convention eX-
ccptas to slavery! Was there one in the
a wing convention, except as TO slavery -
Was not pro-slavery the test, the sole test
Look around you. We're not your papcrs
at tn" north all Wilmot Proviso papers -
Was there subject on which such unani
NIFTY was shown! Was 1t not the ques-
tlon OF The North the question of the South?
Ana where is 1t now! Look to your pa.
pers again. What say those that support
Cass What say those that support Fay
Tor! They say there are other and more
important questions. What palry false
hood are they guilty of! Where are these
important questions Why do they not
argue them They have none to argue,
nor have they spirit to argue any, even if
they had them. Their sole question now,
here at the North, is who is the flrthcrcsl
oil from the principle that both have aban-
doncd, whilst it is the only principle both
pretend to possess.
The south is doing its utmost Shall
we of the North do less. The south is in
minority, but that minority, ever feeling
It's weain 3ss, actsto gether, and does all ii
can to effect, to intimidate, TO buster If
the North is naIf as firm, the south must
soon be forced to abandon slavery withou.
the compact Of the states having been viola
ted. All we want is to see freedom and
slavery side by side in the same climate.
bringing forth the same fruits, and we know
as does all the South, that alavcry must
cease to exist. Heretofore we have dsa-
greed with the abolitionists or Liberty men,
not as TO principle but as to practice. Now
we can agree with them in both. On this
subject we can work together, and we think
victory here, will crown their labors as
well as ours with success, and relieve this
Republic from the stigma that has 50 long
dlshonorcd it, Of being a country where
freedom is so fully prolcssod, and yet sId-
very SO fully malntaincd.
Let us then Join together on the one great
principle of the Union, true Freedom. The
South drops all minor questions to sup
port slavery; we must drop all minor ones
10 oppose 1t. We do not ask of each 9TH
cr The sacrifice OF one single principle; but
we JOIN together in one solid phalanx to re-
sISt more abhOrrent to all, to bind togcth-
er the Union by the only bond that can Sc
cure ito elevate those very men who OPP
pose us to the rank of lrecmen.
Such Is the platform we have raised
II we cling to tas we ought to do, we must
hc victorious, and the glad announcement
Of the election of our candidates Will be the
death kuell of slavery in that America that
will then be indeed The true home of Free
dom
Dy.I,v ,-,,,1--,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

We understand that division OF the Order Of
Sons of Temperance will be organized in this place
This Friday eEeuiuV
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
.Arrivot Of Steamer at Boston, yesferd,

PLors IN CoNGREss.-Mr. Wentworth
writes home to his paper that plot hatch
ing in Congress to settle the question of
FREQ Territory before the close of The SEES
sion by stalking the Missouri Compromise
lne-3GS 33' straight through to the pacif-
c. We are led to infer, by the whole tone
OF the article, that Mr.. Wentworth himself,
after all his advocacy OF the Proviso, is not
aycrsc to this outrageous proposition. lie
SAYS:
"I( the South will consent to the prohi-
btion north 3G! deg, who believes it will
try to dissolve the Union because it is pro-
hibitcb north of 33"'
who believes, we may ask in turn that
the North, now fully aroused, would snf-
fer such a Dissertation of freedom to stand
the statute-book moment beyond the ear
Hest opportunity to repeal it! The Prov
viso question ''sctlcd' indeed by such a
soullcss proposition! The people of the
North will soon seAle such of their repre-
cntativcs as have the baseness to give it
countcnancc. We have no sort of belief
that bill of THU kind stands any chance to
pass during the prcscut session; but if such
should be The case, Repeal it, would in
stantly become the watch-word ofthc North.
No more compromises! No more slave
territory! Wo to the man who mcanly
shrinks these is Issues.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
Small PoN. May l3. lStS.
HOMEOPATHY.

HOMEOPATHY.
nR. Ruddock respectfully announces to the
- inhabitants OF Southport aud vicinity, that he
will Faithfully attend to all business entrusted to
his care IA the practice OF Medicine and Surgery.
Strictly homeopathic, realizing the perfection Of
philosophical cure, certain, speedy, and safe.
This system cures acute diseases IN a most sur
prIslng manner. Il eNctes the curative reaction
Of The organism in such manner as to enable
the physician 10 cure all cases OF disease with
IN the reach OF meiiciae, either acute or chron-
ic with far greater certainty, in less less time.
and with mjlder means than any other mode of
treatment
Reference, Drs., Tracy and Douglass, Nil.
waukee. 4. Giles. Racine. Office on Main ST.,
opposite Francis X Hawley's clothing store
c. RUDDOCK VI. ID.
So,,L,ort I'm, II ISIS az
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

PROCLAMATION OF PEACE.-It is cxccp-
ted that, on Mr.. Sewers arrival at Wash
inglon' the President will issue i formal
Proclamation Of Peace.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
WOOdwOrth'S Patent Planning Ma
chine

OTlCE.-The inhabitants of Southport and
Y vicinity. are respectfully informed that there
IS FLAMING MACHINE, Tor Plaanr Ton
guetng and Glowing Plank for flooring, sideing
and caseinGs for doors etc, at the factory OF
Mchoy ~ Co. The advantage this machin has
over work done by hand, is, that it reduces it to
an eFea thickness and makes much handsomcr
floor and is much cheaper and is much easier and
Pmckerlald by the carpenter. Those in want are
invited to call at the above named place and see
for themselves.
Feb. 1913
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
DR.. BE.4CIFS .2.HERIC.4N PP.3C
Use i. F.f.HiLI PUJSyy.YV

y ihs great medical work, DIR. Beach remarks:
- have spared neither pains nor expense to ac
qure knowledge OF the practice of the most no
TED physicians, retaining from each every th,pa
winch haze proved by experience to be useful
| have not thought 1t beneath me to converse with
root and Indian doctors, and any other nrrsons
who have protested To possess any vaIpalI, rom,
eJy, or any improved lhod ottreatiur lise,s ;,
For full description OF DIR. Beach's Book and
Medicines. see Pamphlet, which may be ol,a,',,I
gratis at all places where the medicines are c,r
sale. The American Practice and Family Phy
cian Will be ionnd at the same places; and !.
YOU wish to know what your disease is in all c,
seS, what treatment to pursue, how 10 administer
the medicines IN difficult and dangerous eases. h,
all means procure the Book, and YOU will not fan
to hnd X superior to nine tenths of the PHYSICIANS
You can employ, saving of time health, lie. and
hundreds OF dollars. You will wohdcr how Won
could have lived so long without il. aud Won Will
regard It as 40 invaluable treasure TO Yourselves
and tamlIes; being written in a plain and silnole
style, ineligible TO all clas>cs-aud especially
intended for the common PEG. le
BEACHES MEDICINES.
Unlike tn $50 patent medicines which claim nv
ono thing to curc all discases-each prenara;ion
IS particularly designed to cure some specific ID.
Iopathic complaint, with its aymptomatc ailcc.
tons.
Dr.. BCach'S Practise and Medicines.
w. Is. SLOAN, American Temperance Build-
lngs,C Chicago. Illinois, General AGcut for the sale
OF Dr. Beach ; Books and Medicines in Illinois.
lndIana ana Wisconsin, 10 whom all orders must
be addressed POST ruD.
Fbrsa!e 10y F. ROBINSON, Druggist, Southnori
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

List Cd
d EMAINiNG uncall
IL at Southport, quart
A
Aver ell, Capt J NJ
Arlington William
i
Bou elk, Mr..
Benedict, Lewis
Bacon, James
BJnestee), Miss Eliza
beth
Bierter, Wiihalm
Brown, William
Durham, David
Beers, Harvey S
burgess, Mrs y >
Baldwin. OIlssl
Bryant, Mrs Susan
Brrm'n, William
Bahauan, John
Barlow, Mrs Harriet
Cady, 6 NJ .
Cornell, Matthias 5
Carr gan, Peter
Cummings, r 5
Caldwell, Smith
Carpenter, Nolney
ChlIds, A b Il Co
Cleveland, A.
Chafy, MIR
Carpenter, ID
Cox, Sidney
Cinnamon, Miss Mar
garet
Custom House A gent
Clark, Miss Harriet f.
Crounse, John 4
Cooke, Joel
Carpenter, Ira
Crawford, J oshua
Cation, Mrs Mary
Casweii, c V V
Durham, B.
Dorming, Joseph
Davenport, Stephen As
Duly, Andrew
Dorsey, Iohn
Dwight, Ephraim 5
Daniels, Mis- Mary As
Donr, Marehas S
Dart Mrs Lydia
Don, VI |
Egbcrt, Mrs William :
Elmer, Miss Lucinda :
Edminst r, Mrs :
Eddy, Miss Susan :
Emerson. Johnson S 5
Ehle, Geo l. :
Ebry, Mrs Mary 5
Eastman, e ii
Eddy, Miss Sarah s
+ )
Fan2'ng, Edward :
Fox. Mrs Olive s
Fost,r' Alfred ;
FerreIssc, Jacobus S
Fallen, Mrs Sarah :
g. )
Grccnan, a L )
Giigar, Ma lIhias ;
GunnIs9n' Henry W 5
Gates Joseph ;
Gates, Hubert 5
class, Homer ;
Iook'n' W aIreh II
LiIIette, W ii.lam I
Iliman, Cullen ]
III J
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IA oIu' iie,iy L
iutci'ihs' ni'7s r RANGES
lasklns, bliss LYDIA '
ioIari' hii9S Esther ~
1eo ges' Sits khliy IL
ioilinan Matthias W
IAN, Ia we rd "
hamilton, Henry w W
iayworth, ! homas W
} W
ohnson, Mrs { aiherIneNN
aromp. Samuel 2 "
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
SLOAN'S VALUABLE NEW WORK ON
HORSES.
TIE COMPLETE FARRTER,
or HORSE DOCIOR.
PRICE ONLY TWENTTFIL.E CENTS

~ = WI 7 ~ ~ 7 = - y . III =
THIS celebrated work, although it is sold at 50
cheap rate is the best one ever published on the
Diseases Of Horses 1t is written in plain language,
that every body understand, and the directions
for the treatment of diseased horses are 50 minute
as not to be mistaken by the most obtuse among
ostlcrs
Persons wanting single copy Of this work.
may carefully enclose q cent piece in a half d
sheet OF writing paper The postage on the work
will be only 3 cents to any part of the United
States Address W. b. SLOAN,
No 10 Lake street, Chicago
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
IN ATTACHMENT.

JUSTICES VOurt, KacTne county, So. !
Beore J. +. IIildreth J. 7. {
Seth Doan rs. Thomas Van Court.
The above named defendant will take notice
that writ Of attachment has been issued against
hlm m nyor Of the above named plaintiff before
}. /. IImdreth, }. Of the Peace. aud h property
attached to satisfy The demand ii The plaintiff, and
that unless he be and appear before vlc said Jns-
tee al Ia office IN Southport "a said COUNTY, on
The 29th day Of July, I5ls al 10 O'Clock, 4. ".
- gmtnt wlll be- rendered a2aiu,, him, and hi,
property sold to pay the plaintiff debt.
BY order OF lhe Court. SETH DOAN,
Southport, July 6, I-1--n2 Il Plaintiff
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E.isl OF EleftciS

t letters
leo TOR in the Post OHic
ter ending June 80, I04c
McKonn, Thomas
MGcCombje, john
Myers, n VI
Miller, Franklin
Marsh, John
McNickels, Mrs S J
Morrison, f IL
-McGarlhcy, Charles
Mcdonald, Norman
Many, Henry
Mccoy, James
AIclutlre, Samuel
Murray, Miss Ellen
Miller, William
Meyer, Theodore
3lclntIre, Michael
II
Noycs, Ebcnezcr
Nichols, Geo T.
Nichols, Mrs Maria
Petty, James
Putnam, Mrs John
Price, Mrs Henrietta A
Poe, Spencea
Parsons, Wellington
Parsons, Mr.
Preston, Mis- Sophia
Phelps, f b
Phelps Elisha
! arSons, l. J.
Putnam, John
tPu'aam. Aaron
Phelps, G.. w.
Paddock Gcorue
Ieck Henry =
Il
Ryan homas
ROBERTS Icter
nc YIN MISS bridget NJ
liable Caciiia
hleOe Caroline
$
Mrs Mary Ann
Stevens Frank & 7
Summers Henry
Surrey Hugh
Smith Alexander 9
smith Henry l.
Shepherd Reuben
Swelling, J V
Stevens VIM B
, haver Caroline
Sullivan Miss Esther >
Swartwout Thomas
onider U Z
stonienburg K T
shepherd Sarah NJ 2
Southport DIVISION S of
Nathaniel
Smith George
Sinahan John
Shaw Richard
Skinner Pratt r
Sheppard A.
Stanton Henry +
Shupe Elias
SiiIcoX Miss Mary
Strong Samuel
li!ram
smith IL l.
Spencer Ambrose |
Shuari, Mrs Nary |
|
IrnesdcIl Calvin
! cry JOSIAH
] eXton Bridget
J toer MISS Liyira
:
RANT John
an We knoch
augh , h
w
q
y lldman stephen
Y rlght Luther Jr.
Y eslover Austin
' atchorn 6
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

NOR SAEE.--A Farm five miles sonth
= OF this villa &c, situated on the main road Ia
Chicago Il has good house and barn and Of
iers the best opportunity IN ta,s section for any
one desjTous Of getting q good stock fam
Terms reasonable. a II 10 J. BOND.
February ., Isis
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14
!. 7. HlLDRETu.
RACINE DISTRICT COURT-lN CHAN
Gerry.

RACINE DISTRICT COURT-lN CHAN
Gerry.
Samuel Daniels, Comprt,1
vs.. NorICE or SALE By
EI saa s %,so[, ' 5sa, Lake. MASTER
| \ pursuance and by virtue of dccrctal order of
1 this Court, made IN the above entitled cause,
Will be sold by or under the direction Of the sub
sorbcr, at Public Auction or Vcnduc at the Man
SION House in the village of Southport on the l7th
day Of June next, al ten o clock in The forenoon
OF SAID day, all those pieces, lots, or parcels of
land, described as follows, 10 wit:
" All that piece parcel of land lying and be-
ing IN the south ward OF the village of Southport,
Racine County, and Territory Wisconsin, and
known as Lot -, on the south east quarter OF
section d, town }, north OF range % cast, with the
buildings thereon. Also, Block 30, with tho
buildings thereon, being in the south ward of tho
village, and on the south east quarter of Section
81, town |, rcngc - east. The sale will be for
Cash, and 10 tie hghesr bidder therefor, and will
be made IN pnCels.
JAMES r. HILDRETH
Master IN Chancery.
Sou'hp ort, April %, l945-n45Gt.
The above Sale is postponed until the 18th day
Of July next, to be made at the same place and
hour. Dated June t7th, IS4S.
JAMES T. HIIDRETH,
Master in Chanccry.
IN ATIINILNr
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

a kllpDdOrfl'S New Method to learn to speak
q " and write the German Language for sale at
June rs. KINGS BOOKSTORE
e aIy Magazines, received at
@B June IS. KINGS BOOKSTORE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

OSCAR F. DANA, ?. NJ.
Persons csslia- for lettels in the above list viii
please InealtJ- tae II y advertised
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NOTICE.

The Liberty men OF Southport are requested to
meet at the White School House Saturday Even
my next, to make arrangements Tor the approach
Iug State Conventions
WM. PECK.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

WE, the undersigned. opposed to the
election of CasS or Taylor to the Presiden-
cv of the United States, call on the citizens
of Wisconsin, TO meet in Convention at
Janesyle, on Wednesday the Goth inst,
to nominate an electoral ticket tor the sup
port of all true friends of freedom, and to
elect delegates to the Buffalo convention of
9th Aug.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-07-14

3))) Goats, Vests and pants of endless variety.
Sd p,irs Suspenders, Suspende. ends, Belts &c
Oh yes, here would me ltion il,
TO let tn pc ople know,
our stock otCIothng has arrived
which Wen with pleasure show.
Southport, July Z, IS48. tf2
II NOR AE4s1.-Ten thousand feet OF buildine
Ii timber Of various sizes, for sale and deliyere
on short notice J. LOTHROP. ir. & Co.
Southport March %, lSlS-3g
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MEMORANDA,
RedppOintments.


Rearpointnents.
Paymaster Charles II. Smith, reapponled from Novem
Der "a, loa7 when his former appointment expired
phymaster Edmund Kirby, reapponted from August Is
1875, when his former appointment expired
Paymaster Benjamin Walker, reapponted from Deem
Der IL, lSf7 when his former appointment expired
Paymaser Eugene Van Ness, reapponted from Decen-
Der Is, lSH when his former appointment expired.
Paymaser Lloyd j. Beall reapponted from September
IL, 1913, when his present appointment will expire.
The nomination of First Lieut.. Joseph d. Hdskin LIST
artillery to be assistant rmaster not having been
confirmed till August IL 1915 consequence of the pro-
motion of Captain Cross be quartermaser Con which il
dePended having been laid for consideration in the
Senate his appointment assistant
sariy dates from august r. ISis instead of January
lsiS announced in the Army Register for February,
1913 and he accordingly takes place The list of assistant
quartz next below Captain N. j. I. Dana.
q Second Lieut. COu'He Minor, I'd artillery, having
died in California; august Ia, lS47, (he notification OF
which not received at the War Department till Jam
nary 81 1881 his promotion be first lieutenant, date
from September 8, lSi7, announced in General Orders
No 3d. OF December 1, 1917 is essarly cancelled.
y. The appointments announced in General Orders, y
No 80 Of Sergeant Henry Witsow and Corporal Robert
Bailey, be bevet I'd lientenants the LIST and I'd eg
mens OF infantry respectively, date om June 49, lSi8
c0ncHd-t appearing by ecenty received that the
said noncommssioned officers died previous the date Of
their appointment
r. JONES, Adjurant General.
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meeting OF the Orphans Court Of Charles coun-
IA y, State Of Maryland, held the 18th day OF July,
1S4s the following appears amongst its proceedings
CHARLES County ORPHANS CouRr--June Term, 1913.
Upon petition Of ], X. Brent
Ordered, That John Alexander Manning, administrator
de bonis Of Wred Manning late of said county, de
ed give 10 the said Jos r. Brent security
prayed before the 10th day of October next pro
vided copy OF this order be published the Union once
each week for the space OF three weeks proi
to the said 10th day of October.
July %, 1913. Test; .
L. SMITH,
Register Of Wills. Charles county, Md
August S-1aw3w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER H. BR


Major George b. Cnuenden, mounted rfemen, August
IS, lSls.
Second Lieut. Thomas H. Bussey 4th infantry, April IL,
ISlS.
Military Storckeeper T. c. King, ordnance, December %,
1877.
Nsgatioed By the Senate (3)
Major G. G. Huer, Ist infantry, January IL, 1913.
Captain w T. Asgultb, LIST artillery, January ~, 1873
Second Lieut. @. Carson, mounted rienen, January IS,
lSis
VII The officers promoted and appointed will join their
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their respective regiments and corps.
VIII. Acceptances or non-acceptances OF appointments
will DO promptly reported the Adjutant General of the
Army; and, in OF acceptance, the birthplace of the
person appointed will be stated
BY order OF the Secretary OF War;
II. JONES, Adjt Gen.
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Pennsylvania College-Mcdical Department.
FHbert street, aboue Eleventh, Philadelphia
TINE of instruction for the session of 1850 will
l. commence Monday, the 10Th OF October next, and
continue until the ensuing LIST of March The COM
to be held thereafter practicable
Anatomical open from October LIST 10 April 1s
Clinical instruction at the Pennsy lvania Hospital
WILLIAM DARRAoH, M. d., Theory and Practice of Medi-
cine.
men and Children. iii
HENRY S. PATTERSON M. d., Matera Medica and Thea-
peutcs.
: WILLIAM r. GRANT, M. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
DAVID GILBERT, M d., Principles and Practice of Sur
gerry.
WASHINGTON l. ArLEE, M d., Medical Chemistry
Fees; Naturalization, SIS 90; to each professor $l5 90;
graduation, $50 co.
HENRY s. PATTERSON, M D.,
Aug 8-law6w Registrar, No. 81 Arch street.