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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

rCHls WONDERFUL OINTMENT can only be obtained
pure sud unaiulteraed from The maker ani inventor
himself III. DALEY
ONLY DEPOT-flj BROADWAY. cor LfSPENARD-st
CArTioS-AvOid cOuntereits you would poison, and
II you wani % be certain Of getting the genuine article
apply as above %
DALLEY'S DEPOT-fi5 BROADWAY
To rHE PcBLlc.-NO man can maze Dalley's Pain *.
tractor but Daley himself and II Is that article alone that
has performed and su does perform all the wonderful
cures Of Burns, Scads. Piles Rheumatism, Sore Eyes
Broaen Breasts, sore Nipples, and ali u
Inflammation
MlNO .-il5 BROADWAY, CORNER Of fLlsPESARD..L
myZy lmlseOdA
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Nos AND 2-Puoe ~ cents each. TINS l. the ven
/ ' best work TOR schools ever Published
le7 Jus NJ. sANlON. Publisher, l2l FultOn-st
EREEMAsONRf.-A Allyn. Ritual II Freemasoufy
L 10 which Is added hey 10 Old Fellowship, wlu =
plates few copies Of fh. above book l4.t gf0
cured. Pnce, - For sale by W GOWAS, 10 fpion..t
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

II nAGERREOTYPE CASES, plates, chemical
~ ~ 2Ara-s and everything the lIne for sale he
i9s-st llsfs-t prices a. AAIHOAI5 5 Salo1zI DuZ1ef-
r-an Depot - 8ros.1vAy.s ms M.
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THE MATERNAL. nIANAGEMENr

NJ CHILDREN ~ HEALTH AND DISEASE -Bl
" Thomas Bull, VI d. Price IS cru's. From the tllid
London edition. For sale Al " sANTONS
jr7 JUs small store. Ia fuIfnu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

MERCANTILE MUTUkL INSURANCE co scrip
vi w an'ed BY lIe' 3tls+l II. RICHARDS, 81 Waist
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
4NPAN1, ~ WaA-st.-Nrs- 0fk, June ., l6D-The
President and rectO- have declared
dend u 5 per cent. payable ne 7fHinsf
IL. 3sls " BLFECk ER Secretary
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IKE AMERICAN MINSTREL.

a COJI..s-rIpN or MUSIC arranged Dob .e -uug y
n fhr,i, ard four voices with compiler" ADJ N'iulfh
y.rm of elementary instruction designed f.r scnr's
,,.rrs. ana sc ect nusic cssses By George Andress
e-5,.. L. NJ SAXTON. ~ Fu'on.t
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spoken, &c.

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

BANGOR. J1rs AR sCtf Fsnsshs. = fon.
EasrPOhr Jss- gA sctr OaFs fs0t 50, Ny D. .ehf.
Nsfafs 80 f.Ksl. y iqrk
LUBEC J4-- 50 ,eAf g4uaa sToa My - .cf E.hs,
2 90
Bu.rO> J4rs AR .ar Harr~t Rlcs so5a..
NOr~s1s ssfEs Nhfns1, Agssaroz. Ioha O4~lssrg
gtaa &c. srhr ii ss-'a. sfars ca steamship
-sr,o 1tss Jcla = Jrll, 10. Clsf.-s Chsr-81.
-ar- satg ID sf 90 csr-s trss oe-sa Ea,.nsr- En-
~ 90 rtfs; Pear. o. =clf Er.rfork-
NEN H1FkN. jas AR .s-r Surveyor, f9rs .ooy In
g..
ELIZABETH CITY. Js1- AR .cbr B-i- STon.
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Disasters, &c.

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
1hAs DELlERs, LAMPS AND GIRANDOLEs-DA
GJEkkEOTYPE PLATES, MATS AND
PREsERVERs
SLhnh6 SILVER AND SHEET RRASS

DoWEK PRESS WOKk-DOns by GEORGE
i HALL u Tribune Buildings, oassmspl sls ~
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

With Joy w BID thee welcome home,
Sweet Maid. n Of the cheerful song,
Ana when from Us again you roam
$. Inat t.ou Earliest not 50 long;
Fer we would Lave thee ever near,
With many a song our hearts TO cheer.
| need not say how much we miss,
Those goItc tones which sWcetly thrill
The aeart with u told happiness,
And every sense wjl rapture till,
and axe rs feel that il is given
I thee. TO raise our thoughts to Heaven.
'ljs true, that whore 50 ere you 20,
Som AiuJreI souls you II ever meet,
Wuose pure hearts warmed b. friendship
glow,
VIII greet thee with their accents sweet !;
TIL thou sGait feel, iat much is given
To E1r'h that more belongs to Hs&csR.
Oh leave Us not again, bat stay,
And let Us h,ar Thy gentle voice,
That carols forth SO sWccta lay,
Tina. all VINO car thee must rejoice,
AHd each one breathe, silent prayer
That waen in heaven, he ]. meet thee there.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

market, then lawyers would not be needed, AZ
our present inqai.i io?. called court. could be
I'GispeAs with. Danish charters and PAPER eur.
r,ncy, then banking would be a legitimate, hon
c t, and useful business. Make gfog-scllcrs ac-
countabie for the injury they do, and they will
gradually fall of. Amend the marriage system
y separating it altogether from money and pro-
'rty, and cease to compel people to live together
ait'r it is fully underatood that they cannot be
happy in that situation, then there would be no
such thing as house of bad repute; for there
could be neither men nor women found VINO
would so to it, They would all be married and
happy As it is, they are afraid to venture into
that it la,i n, lest they should be otherwise and
have no rem .dy.
To state the fact that there were five hundred
an fifty five prisoners confined in the caIa5oose
o- various Offences, in this city, in the month Of
Nyvc nb4r a,t, shows only d little Of the fruits
OF the system. For further particulars, will
quote from another source an account of the
stale OF
Society IN PhIzt7p.n--Tho DAILY News
states that the estimated population Of Phiadel-
pima at the present tin, 10 BE- 100000; or, in
other words 10000 families. OF this number,
only 1000 fLmli.s have Il competency for sup
port above manual labor; 10000 depend on me-
chanca, and professional branches and the re-
,iHn OF $1,000 is divided into two parts, viz:
$4,000 who labor or arc DESTROYS of lab0rng, and
1900 who resort to iileai;nata and criminal
means fer livelihood. OF the latter class 5000
are supposed to b. bcggars: 1000 who depend on
the ot.aIs flo II the street, and what they can
col. c; from tie kitchens OF tire wealthy; 5000
who steal; 900 who siarvo for want OF any kind
OF support, ami 5000 WHO follow promi,cuous
livelihood Sach is the state Of socictvin Phila-
dclpha and tie clements which compose it."
Ifany wants 10 know what the system viii re-
suit in when farther carried ont let him 60 to
ireland or read the accounts, and he'll find out
that the final result it, not only women and chill
dran, bet able bodied men, who are willing to
work, Starving 10 death for want Of bread, in the
midst of plenty.
Lock on that side Of tie picture, andth on
tbs. l copy the following from published let
ter from Cal lornja, which IS corroborated by all
other accounts, and agrees with facts W thin my
own knowledge, in the lead mines at Galsna and
the western part Of Wisconsin, before the intro
duction Of lawyers, Judges, couri-Aouses, &c, in
hat section Of covutry:
Il was a,tonishcd at the fine state Of morals
prevailing. Crime is entirely unknown. Those
W. har- the nat rai disposition 10 b. raacais are
r'~t a.Ec from ar n summary Justice, after the
code O. Judge Lynch. Any miner can leave tbs
things loo il h.9 tent, ami h gone aweek or
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

Corr.Ea.nt-n.. II IA. IEl.rrnnl.

ST. Irrr,. ID. Sth.l 1910
This :. craat rlacc Hu.;n..s an l;rls
Is cn.r Cd on with a perfect rush. Auoar other
.,h;,cs i, which il exc J, !. in, Pork business
Tar, we I'm thousand hoes On the roa1. lav
b,.or, Yesterday. for tbs place. tween here
and Alton. where ths ba n s Of slaughter n
wa. form r,v carried On v re- extensively. There
/, ANA, .o,... 1,r,t.atvj. XII. ;,t,.ou.au,, a Iav
Her, we can see the working, OF a large civ
ID, i,l NAV. with rra.ri.tv. b. called a raurtr
factory Il, m,,'j3 nv is as steady at work
,lior m WORKING comm ,nj.y mo pau9er,.
-, .,o..l ,;,,r,, IF rho s,.al. ,oiua fo,r,ar
,;.l IL j., ,.,;,, ,i,,r ,,.,.o,t into fo1r The first
- ~ as.r i rent. \ business directory
81 " uubished draws attention TO other parts Of
IN, machinery. tshows l3l lawyers, Ia2 piiv-
sjciau<. 70 ministers of tie gospel, A churches,
: lottery officers. chartered bank and 10 phi
va,a b,nl,ors. % restaurants and catT.c-houses.
Taa M! Usher dil not mention the small estab-
us,,,nents for retailing Intoxicating lqlors, GRO
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

ADD TO KNOWLEDGE, VlaTUE. 1t is not
/ knowledge alone bat Knowledge imnregnatad
with religion, that tits on the mass OF society.
/ =" " e b'5c no Iaith, says DR.. Chalmers, '.ia
th1 tiIi"aay Of schCos OF any kpd in building
/ Up yIrtaous and we'll COM toned population.
So n@ as they are discovered from the lessons
OF Christian ! ". And, in similar spirit,
says Borkly, Without a religious education
DeI can never be tit materials for any society.
--m"cI taSs q Republic
SLAHDvH SU.r.-The MANAGER of the Troy
Museum has brought an action against clcr-
ov'nan for SANDER, and laid his damages ut
$4,000. ii appears that the Clergyman, in \
nn'nit discourse, pronounced the Museum vile.
immoral pit.
SoUTH CARoI1xA.-Thc Governors Nlessar,
has boon published. 1t isdovoted chiefly 10 fed
era relations and refers nointedly t. the ag-
rr7s>io0s If the North. Il approves Of the plan
Of 4 Sc0tAoru Convention in case COMPRESS
rassos Tho Wi'mnt Praviso.. AMI recommends
tho concentration Of tho military and an annro.
nrafon Of $4,000 for the purchase of arms and
ammunition.
Her Maiosys late visit to GLASGOW cost the
loyal citizens upwards Of Gl8,100.
e The land on which the Medical ColIare in
Boston starts, valued n $40 600. was given 20
Harvard University b. Dr. Parkrnan-and he
has been murdered within lis walls.
The Anthem; conspiracy in Ireland is cxtcn-
ding through all parts OF tins iIl-iated land In
the southern and parts OF the northern provinces
there is general determination to d-fraud Ian!-
lords Of their rent to such an extent, as would
seem calculated 10 consumate the ruin Of The
couu'fy.-A"'. dsS$ '"Ser'
ne greatest pressing u'at could happen to ira-
.anuWotIa oe 70 S'oP me pawn Ut OF the rents
Il IS ,hsh i'na tAat industry should Cease bing
faxed 70 support ia'eIle'S ana prom -acy. Inc
'"i'u Avs % L"9"uu' are mas ana aEaP'ed 20
encourage and support lazuass and u dlscoor-
age ana PUNISH iaaosiJy. Hence Gods tree
earjA Is taken from the latter and gwen to the
former. Hence 'i'e Former nave al, and the IA
o3ref i most "aPPy u ne may Ie1U upon PoI"-
'oeS;
y, ""ty "'1,'5|t' '"i'.,''u1 o' az Sau,
I'fea ,'GH$""I o"l az ''oo'lahd, % hi2"aHHa
own an iFe'oiu' 'taN'"g more ula" -0'OoO'Ooy
ilIl'aooi's o. 'io9e cou'i'ioS "''oUt 1901 OF
Goa eIcaHoA.
PRovTsIoNs FROM AMERIcA.--Durnr the last
ai. tr.,, II = oe Goa 1870 ~ ~
~no llI. ,,orl. o5[ 0oo c,,,ts },..,... - MAJ,
~ dn iti. ~ Won "oo $3.50 ',r,''''
.o I'm $50 l C,' ''', '0vIoo D,l,S 1855
9 p, o - 49, ''' '"'"V "a ''ie ''o'' IS
: ''000'0'
A COMMENSURATE ExAMpL..-Tho DAUGHTER Of
the Vice-presideut OF the United States is now
honorably engaged as teacher in ore of the
, - S'ofa %,, '',' - i'''
- '"o '''"'
II The powER CT GoLD.-Unfi recently.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
GE'r SciegropI).
c. l.. SHOLES. EDITOR.
Friday, December 81. 1919.

II J. D. Doty, tie d.n9.ra ic ropraso tive
from Wisconsin, in the House, at Washington,
refused to vote for Cobb, the caucus nom G..
for Speaker. He voted generally for Dayil Z.
D,sn'y, of Ohio. The following reasons are nj
ven for his refusal to vot, for Cobb:
lst, That 1Ir Cobb is in favor cf he extern. N
81 slavery into territory now free;
2nd, That he is opposed to appropriations for
ih2 improve nent Of ha bors on the lakes, AID Of
the navigation of rivers
81. That his nomination was male BY miao-
nty OF the democratic members Ct the House
VIZ: 47;;h whole number being ZIG.
A correspondent of the AIilwaukea Sentilo!s
says: Gov. Doty goes for a northwestern man
for Speaker, who will rcmise that the commit
tee on commerce Stall be appointed from the
northwestern states. He says moreover that his
sole end and aim, during the session, will be to
nnd aror 10 maae them understand t At there is
slcn place as tie north-w9at--a fact that has
hitherto been overlooked and li-reearlel Tie
me correspondent als5 a s Durkca, from Ills
peculiar position, IS very mnch court by both
parties, wboarc anXious 70 have his vote for spea-
ker, bnt he will do protty much as he p!eaacs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

SELF-TRAIxIYG.- late S.r F. Buxton had
great faith in the selt-training power OF man.
lie thus expresses himself:
" / am r. sure that young man may be
very much what he pleases. In my case it was
so. | left school, where had learnt little OF
nothing, AZ the e of fourteen. | spent tbs
next year at home, learning TO hunt aid shoot
Then 4 was that the prospect of going to col
ege opened upon me-
made my resolutions, AMI acted ~ 10 them:
gave up all desultory reajing--l never looked
INTO novel gave mp shooting During the
five years was IL Ireland, had the pleasure o.
going when pleased to capital shooting place
never Went bat twice In short, consiI Tered
every hour as precious and | made everything
bend 70 my determination not 10 be behind any tf
my companions; and thus speedily passed
from one species OF character to another.
=" had been boy fond OF pl assure aud iIla-
ness, reading only books Of unprofable enter
talnmen; | became speedily youth of stea-
dy habits, OF application, and irresistible resou-
ton. | soon gained the ground | al lost, ana
fodnd those things which were difficult and nj
most impossible to my idIeness, easy enough to
my Industry; and much OF my happiness and
all my prosperity in lie have resulted from the
change | made at your age. 1t all rests with
yourself lfyou seriously resolve to be energet-
lc and industrious, depend upon it YOU will, for
y ur whole llic. have reasons TO rejoice that YOU
were wise enough TO form and act upon that de
termination"
A reviewer adds: ''No man ought to be con
ynced by anything short OF assiduous ana long
continued Labors issuing in absolute failure, that
he IS not meant to do much for the honor Of God
aud the good OF mankind"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

ruE TgLEGRArn is printed on large double me
dun sheet, aud contains greater amount Of read
iogmatter than any paper in the State, out of the
civ Of Milwaukee. The terms of subscription,
which under o-linary circumstances we shall al
WAYS rigid!y adhere to, are as follows:
81, rs per year, in advance.
800 for six months IN Advance
200 per year, if not paid al the time of subscri-
hing, bat any time within the year.
$50 if not paid within the year.
All knls Of coautry produce received in pays
rreut Of subseri ptions
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
MGRCUa!AL DISEASES.
MN NNMANEs IS,

TI1IIE subscriber is NOW 7ecpi ,ng his fall stock
81 n~eisn and domestic she''-hanlNa OF eve
N description Also Nu!s. Glass, stove and fire.
place hollow ware. anl other articles TOO nutuer-
Gus to mrut,ou. aJlo! which he has parch'selUP2n
the most adorable terms and Is eady willing and
able 10 compete with any house ~ his branch ct
b,>;nes>. west at Like Michigan The Farmer.
Blacksmith. Mechanic. Lahorer, and Professional
man. can here he accommodated 20 snvthng in
tbe line of Hardware called .nr and at FAIR prices.
An are respectluly invited 10 call and see.
EDWARD Balm.
Aug. 10, Is49. NJ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21


AiIROi RiAiIONS FOR EDUCATION
ARE IIBLkAL
Why is i, ia: parents, possessing as they do
tle almost exclusive control OF tHe amount Of
IN ney ". len sal be- annually raised and ex-
pended ID the ma.rt suance Of schools are con
t,nt 10 cDtrlst their Children year after year, 10
the care OF teachers utterly unworthy Of the
name, when the expenditure II I iIuie mons
would secure the services OF those who are qua
Gfcd Tor the office? Why is il that they are con-
lDut year after year, IL mourn over money
thrown away tmOuCh the lucompetency OF teach
Crs,'' whcnU i so entirely within their power 70
remove the cause OF their lamentations! Is il be-
cause ta3,u Euiing Is It natural propensity OF the
animal, mai,-or luxury when h" canuot pre-
vail upon himself TO dispe nse with? Or. is il the
manufacturing Of an apology for n still further
dImnutiCn OF the amount OF school money? Or,
is il. and this is the reason usually assigned. be-
cause parents cannot afford to tax themselves
more literally than they do for the support Of
schools! Parents canrot afford to educate their
children! They can dare to as ume the parental
responsibility but cannot aft rd to b. true to il .
Iuey can dare to b., under God, the author OF
the chiia's being hu, cannot afford u provide him
with tie maans which alone can enable i'm to
answer u highest, no5lest, only true end OF thar
uenl! They can afford 10 exhaust the energies
Of lii-, M in ministering 10 the eradication Of
a soroid petite ior wealth, bat cannot afford the
-lranin4. Of single i,ld Of labor 10 onricl the
minds Il these in whom are g4rEared up their
most precious hops ard fJndesJ affections! The
reason is as wicked as il Is unsub,,antial Il
must no longer be permitted to nis ad, ,rIo fur
..sh an apology for the neglect Of duiv. Parents
must G. as % regard wealth the BIS, inIari-
jance they can leuye 70 their children Tiny
mast more deeply realizs the importance Of trail
ming diem, BY a proper moral and mental cature
for the conflicts Of active Ate-fcr the faithful
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

and inc iigent performance of duty woul,
Tot encourage wild or wastefuI exravasance in
The ccl srrcion Of school houses, or in the en-
pr yment oiteachcrs; bat, live nus cc9ncmize
in the matter Of educalion, | wotId adopt tina
wise e onomy which. in the words of the tri;
but true maxim, invariably finds tho best TO b.
the cheapest in the long rua.-Wm. e. Crosby
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
MOFFATs
Life Pills and Pnpniy D;tters

THESE Medicines hava nav hean before the pub
nc Tor period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
curing that time have narntuned 4 hIgh en- trac;er
IN almost every part Of the globe for their exrtor
I'nary and Immediate power of restoring perfect
health to persons suf-rhg unl,.r nearly every kind
OI disease 10 which The hi1ln m frn,n, :, r.. L.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

No subscription taken for a less period than
three months, and no paper discontinued until all
arrearages paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
One column. per year, $50 90
Three quarters, do. 20 90
One half d. 20 %
One quarter, d. IS 90
Professional & business cards per year, IS %
One square, for the first week, 90
Subsequent insertions, each as
Transient advertisements to be paid invariably
in Advance.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

pRorrrs Or PLAHR ROADS IN NEW YoRz.-
TIE Waterve and Utica read, ID mi e. long
and costing $4,000, has just declarrd a'ivi end
of tn per cent payable to stockholders on de-
man !, and ten per cert laid by for REPAIRS
The Uica and B,ilgewater roadgstwenty miles
long. and costing $4,000, pays tw y-ive per
cent regularly. The Boonvie road pays TWEEN
tv-five per cent. The Forea and johnson road,
four miles long, ard costing $4,000, pays regu.
larry fifty peT ceus--Dt. Free Press,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

For this scourge OF the western country these
Nv ,hcnes wi. b. found Il safe, speedy. aud certain
rriN'dv. Other medicines leave tie system sab
jcct 10 return of the dSeaSr-a cure bv these
med ,'inoS is p"rman"nt-TRN THEM, BE SA-
TiSF ED. AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF ArrErirE, AND
DISEASES OE FEMALhs these IurdICiutS have been
used wuh i,.c must beneficial results cases OF this
syFiplion :--kNGs EyIL, and SCaosuL,. in its
forums, ridS to the nld Yet powerful action OF
these remark be Medicines NIGnr SwEArs,
Nervous DEBuArY, NERvnus COMPLAINTS cI all
kinds. PALrIr,rIoN o. THE HrARr, PAINTERS
CoLIc, are speedily cured.
MERCUA!AL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become i'm
paired hy the lnlud;cous Of MERCURY. VIII find
these Medicines perfect cure, they never fail
to eradicate from The system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations OF Sar@aPdr.la. 4 single t5al viii
place them heyoad the reach Of competition, in the
estimation of every patient.
BE CARER l. OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered. and their
nelarious authors arrested, both in the city of New
York aud abroad
Buy of no who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT.
Prepared aud sod by Or. w. B. MOFFAT, 1886
Broadway, New-York.
FOR SALE BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-18
Appointments by the President.

Thomas Ewbank, of New York, to be Commissioner oil
Patents, IN the place of Edmund Burke, removed
John w. Ashmead. of Pennsylvania to be Attorney OF
the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsy
IN the pia.e q Thomas M Petit. removed.
, Anthony H. Roberts, of PenBsyv ania to be Marshal OF
The nited states Tor the Eeae District of Pennsy
IN the place OF George NJ. Keim removed
John 3 Mynck, of Florida to be Marshal of the United
states or the Northern District Of Florida. the place Of
Robert Myers, resigned.
LAND OFFICERs-Chares l.. Stevenson of Wisconsin.
10 be Receiver of Public Moneys M neIa Point Wscon-
sin. IN the place of Pascal Bequetie. removed
Gideon Fitch. of Mississippi. to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Jackson Mississippi in the place of David e.
Glenn, removed
James w Drake of Mississippi to be Eeceiver of Pubic
Moneys at Pontotoc, Mississippi, in the place of VIM w
Lela nd, removed.
Daniel Hicks. of Michigan. be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Saul Ste Marie Michigan, in me place of Mi.
chae A. Patterson. removed.
Ansu Morgan, of Mississippi be Register of the Land
fce at Jackson Mississippi, in the place OF Benjamin R.
Cowherd, removed. .te
Henry Acker Of Michigan. to be Register of the Land
,lce al Saut Ste Mare, Michigan. in the place OF James
b. Hunt, removed
Robert w Boyd of Louisiana to be Surveyor General
the Public Lands in louisiana in the place of Pierre T.
Landry. removed.
OFFICERS OF THE CUsTOMs-Wliam ID. Lewis to be
Collector of the Customs, Philadelphia, vice James Page
removed
Peter g Emaker to be Naval Officer. PhIadephia. vice
Henry WEIGH removed. E
Daniel McCuoch, to be Collector, sackets Ilarbor. vice
Otis N. Cole. removed
PosTMAsTERs.-John C. McAIser Jackson Miss
Ezra 3. Hamilton, Hartford Connecticut
2tarzIlia Siosson, Geneva. New York
benjamin +. Arndt Easton Pennsylvania.
James z. Magraw, Cumberland. Maryland
Henry l.. Bowen. Providence Rhode Island.
Richard b. Alexander, Tuscumbia Alabama
William J. L. White. Philadelphia Pennsylvania.