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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

Cries Of horror I'LL the gale
While like sheep without shepherd
All the AccOmacklans halt,
For the iates their triumph leopard,
And the rough and tough old sat
CatawampusIy is peppered
Rescue men OF Accomac
Is YOUR courage growing Stacker
Strip the jackets from your back
Throw away your loose tobacker
Forward onward do EN- brown,
For the sake of Drummondtown
Vow they rally now th,y wollop
H,esy ~ro' the shahor
Now the clam shells thIckly wmZzin,
cut away both fore and mizzen-
Now the rudders smash 20 pieces,
And the foe begins 10 cease ms
Fight. when drifting with the breezes,
While bis blood the scuppers gresses
See they strike the prate-bsnner
While our own displays its free hue;
Let us raise the loud hosanner,
We have faxed EN- out like Jehu
Ended abruptly the song for hourshing wildly
the banjo,
Lost he his balance, and making terrible rent ~
his trOwscrs,
Flopped with precipitous crash from his seat IN
the crab-apple branches.
Johnson, however. and Pinnecum, long with the
rest of the fighters,
III sving assisted Jake Bsgly) drove up the whole
lot Of the mud-scows
Into creek, and received their surrender with
out provlso.
Nav be that night there was no sign OF beau
tiful clam-bake
Nav be the darkies kindled no fires and over 70
Drummondtown Skinned It
Pinnecums wife she put on her bran-new calico
txins
Baked whole grist OF things, short cakes, cookies
and flap-lscks.
Some Of the oystermen danced and made merry
others the prisoners guarded.
So passed the night and early next morning the
good-humored PhGbus,
fWinkine from out his lett eye with intense salts
iactiOn,l
Saw them all safely deposited over TO Drummond-
town Courth house.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
BIZ telegraph 10 The Stw.iOrk Tribune.
Appointments Political lIoyements- -Virsini"
Elections, &c.

l-NEl7E- --7-7.I
/, IS stated OF gooi authority that jobs g.
CLARK O.. Cheualgo 60. wlA be appointed eixth
Auditor OF the Treasury ilr the Post Oace Depart
ment in the place Of Peter q. Washington.
An exciting contest s now going on IN The Lou
doun District. Va. between John :. Penf.etou and
Jere. Morton. both Wh.-s-there being no Loco
Foco candidate running. Peudicton has taken
ground T. the easct tia, 1t IS rompetent ior Con-
rre.s 20 pas, the Wilm9t Provso. while Morton
has taken Ultra ground on the opposite side. VI.
Morton .s brother o. tAc aew Fionta Senator
Iacksnn Morton.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
kecruiting-Its Honesty

~ tAs Editor Of The Tri6Hne:
In your paper OF this morning perceive an ar
se on the subject OF the Army Of the Voi'ed stse'
which writer contends in favor OF the Harness Ia
'aeh men enlisted for the regular service As an
-'Ssf to this individual will state that IN the m0n'n
'uy last enlisted In the L. 5. Army, and was pro
Aed twelve dolIsrs bounty and e, the expiration oi
:" years one hundred and sixty acres Of lsnd' ana
ars enlisted about that tune under the same eircum
~oces We received six dollars Of the bouoty at tne
he but hsty told ths, are not 10 have the
,.ad, or the balance Of the bounty have written
ee to Washington to procure my discharge, or pro
se 10 fuhl what was told by the recruiting officers
s'esn procure no satisfaction. A SOLDIER
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

FRox THE FALLS or 5r. AsrHosr.-rhe hne
night from the Upper MssippL She The hrst steam
er 10 reach st. Peters and the Falls Of g. Anthony tks
sesson She arrived the latter point the l0sh mat
and lefs the day. Her officers report having met
the steamers Cora and SSa1t0 On thstr way up Ths
81. Petsrs and 81. Crolx rivera we're bank full, snd
rising rapidly the 0th inst Shs left the Falls OF
the 50 Croix oc the llth Black. Chippews, and via
consn rivers and ell the tributary streams 10 the Mis-
sssippi running out fun. Tie wster wss rising
at Gslena the 2th inst and thence I'll the vsy down
The Frsskhn broke through the Ice In Lske Pspn, and
thence 70 the head Of nas son On her passage down
she ne, With very little desenron. and ths river meg
bs eoasidsfsd fairly opsnsd 10 the highest point
lst Louis Rspup. less.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

cANro ~.
nls y as the minstrel performance OF WISE IN I'll
crabspple orchard,
All the while casting bis glance over Poc9moke
h0rnhed waters
Now s the day and now $ the hour
Hurl the caIn-shels in a shower,
Show yO1r spuls and don't be slack.
Men Of valiant Accomac,
By your beds of famous oysters
By your cOOns 10 gum tree cloisters-
BY your groves Of green persimmon-
By your Youngsters and ycur women
By your rakes and hooks and dredges-
Knives with awful wiry edges
Biunderbusses, clubs and pistols
And the stuff that wets yogr Whistles
BY all these and nothing shorter,
Don't be c0aXed = cry for quarter
Be ye men o. mighty s,omachs,
Men that ca Mt be made 10 llmnux
Hlrk the roar Of battle deepens
Dreadful IS the crash Of weapons
Tn1nder-bang goes OF the cannon,
Tearing through the fosmens rigging,
Scattering ruins every man on
Knocking down the ndeous Higgins
Charge their center, dsOntess Johnson
Clap your cap your sallow scOnce on.
Buckle up peg the tighter,
Be most savsgerOus fighter
See the mud scows rush together
And the Accomackians tumble
On the pirates in a jumb.e,
And they lick en- tooth and leather.
Hslieluiah beat the drum.
Let the loud triangle tinge
And the sounding tonjOn ming.e
With my baDjos thrm-thram throm
Pile the agony higher on
Higgins occupation = gone
10 Jake Bagiy. weighty warrior,
Meets the boats led on by Leathers
At EN-. Jake they ii soon be sorrler
Than a cock that lost bis feathers
Quick aboard their shallop lump
R0ut EN- wholly, rumP and stump
Vow they meet and madly grappie,
Accomac and Philadelphia
II it warnt for this crab-apple
Tree, ia woilop you myself. ye
Oern'd carniverous pirate crew
la what $ that 1t cant Be true
Leathers rushes through the batter
snatches up dreiging-rahe-
Right and left he makes em scatter,
And surrounds eltensnt Jake
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

~ We give the third and concluding Canto
OF the Oyster Wsr. which has been kept back 50
long y press o. Acws matter that the Diameters
have grown almost into Circumferences
THE OYSTER WAR OF ACCOMAC.
Az EPIC POEM
!. H.lar...r. AZ Daa.l.r.-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Prom Buenos Ayre> starvation OF fi'e Pas
.errcr--hrre.f On Su-picior. Ar.

H0TI0N Il0i1aV AI-| = =
The ba-k Tb,rus, with dates tom H1enoa
Awe. 70 Feb. D.. arrived Al Boston iAis norl.ng
She reports having ieh salDl America ,esse. =
in port. Exchange Oh. tAe 8. ~as worth per
cent. D.ab.ooas. highest -l &c., lowest s3. --
BytIis arrival ~ iearn TIE melancholy intei.i-
qence Of the death by -targat.on oi oi the ras-
senzers of the British bne J0ac 0hi.r 'n Der pss-
sage from Liverpool O. B.enus hyres.
Tie Commander % the Lngnsh tteamef Hor.
goa had been arrested. charged with abstfaotllg
the Ma While on Us way t. NalPafa's' Tie
Maj vas found sunk by cannon balls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Recruiting The Army.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
An error in printing my last communication
makes me cay that which 10 contrary to my cOnvic
tops tha, beg you will correct H. In the lh line for
iaproptr read unpopular am so far from considering
ito be improper to make the declaration. that | wish
could say It in the Of my counrymen from one end
ofthe mon TO the other. am persuaded II It could
bring conviction TO their minds that 1t would hereafter
save our Country much treasure much reputation and
many valuable lives
ans opposed to gdr snd hope ths, Peace will ever
be the policy Of our Country. do not and Rtper dta
consider the Mexican War glorious In anything but IN
the great talen, exhibited by two Commsnders-in
their eminent Justice. generosity forbearsnee anu nu
manity 10 a beaten cnemyin their constant, uacessins
endesvors for Pesce-R the humanity bravery ana
good conduct Of troops and finally 10 its results
the Increased sdmrstOn and respect OF ne TOTd iof
our Country and her institutions.
How the Mexican War cds got up IL Is oot my prov
iace to xplan but certainly as think, the Stsnong
Army had nothing 20 do with IL.
think sufficiently explained eAy u necessary 'Ta n.
TIE Government 10 pay "for inducing men 10 serve IN
saying that II is caused by the rtdt prosperity OF our
Country which opens 90 many and 90 mueh more
cnsenal and profitable svocstions 10 our counuymeh
II G. " takes pleasure In using the term NaHdsSS
Ary" Is II not hnle absurd 10 apply this epiihei to
ous handful OF Regular Troops scattered from Cantor
ns 10 Ma;ne-frsm Florida TO the Lakes over our wide
Jex,ended Country H. D.
Morn K-This Is pOsitrsly my last, and nave no .a'
whatever for s publication, having already, as 'n,nA
cleared the Recruiting Officer Of the crime Imputed 70
him At the same time will be graiided 10 seeing u
Published with n. g. Q remarks
Comment.
~ Considering that this is 10 be h rs ias''
We are willing to let it pass without remark. But
Tor that we should farther demur TO the propnety
dPayng S3s 900 year as the cost OF recruiting
what is after all no Standing Army but a mere
haodfull of men and We should ask what he
neansby the great prosperity Of this country rem
derng the enlistment Of soldiers so difficult and
costly. If he means that Labor in general is
100 well paid among US, we decidedly object 10 IL
he means only that other labor or service IS oe'-
~' paid than the private soldiers, then we insis1
aat that the proper remedy is giving the soldiers
more pay. and not giving s3s,oO0 year extra to
oncers for wheedling them to serve for less than
me'r time is worth. SO yousce We end Just where
We began. Ed.T'rb.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

a The steamship Nor;herner, Capt. 7. S.
hsoD, which arrived this morning, brought the great
southern Mail We are indebted TO Cap, BupD for
e Charleston papers Of the same dates with thoss re-
sst'sd by mail
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
MICHIGAN REFREsTNTATwEs.-The LaasiES
Sat Journal gives the birth places Of the members OF
the House OF Representatives Of the state Of Michigan

" Our Southern exchanges continue TO fur
n,h details OF the ravsges of the recent ana
frost, from which appears that the crops and ru'
have suffered very severely Throughout, ss entire Sopi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

10 Fnghtful fate etar-
nal scandal
Now the vile and Gus
Sod varmint
: got him by the meth
er garment.
ON the deck he plants
the handle.
And he swings HIM oil
his balance
And prevents his war
like talents
Weighing in the doubt
FOL scale.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Later from the sandwich Isinnds Arrival Of
10000 la Cold Dust.

ElsID~. Ilesiay April 4i-F N
The ship Monaf IIo1"ioi hss arrived at Ne~-
BEDFORD from the sanlwlrh is'ands aAd brings
-s0n00 in Gold Dust the property Il Mr D. Is.
Wsshbum. passen. cr who obtained The sane
in one season NJ tir dry d.sen,s 10 California
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

rz,. TIE CorilGnd Couniy Express small
A., vssAlv i.,ued AZ McGrswyile. N. \. comes 10 "
endorsed . If you Il give US notice We will exchange
With youn We give the notice very eheer'aHS, 0I'
.hsll excuse the Express from exchanging i' '0'''
ne s,s suflices
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

ELwooD FISHER U>NAsRED.-The care tllLl
Delta says that ElwoOd Fisher, who Is hgurins
quite extensively in the Southern Loco-F press
as the author of lecture in favor OF Slavery as
humane and divine institution,) was Quaker ou'
has been turned out was Whig, but has turned
Democrat was rank abohtionist but has no"
run into the opposite extreme; coneiders him
a great reasoner, but thinks he cannot resson the
Data into the belief that be is the most consistent
man in the world The Delta is an independent
naper. The Nobils Adrerf,ser publishes this short
summary of Mr.. Fishers course and IN common
with the Southern Wing press generally reirains
from copying the absurd lecture OF Fisher Ills
whole lecture is but q TRADE against the ln''itu-
,ions and customs Of the North and the progress
of liberal reform everywhere. No member q ,ne
S,cjetv OF Friends, in good standing would dis-
Grace himself 50 much as to become an apoogiT
or African Slavery in the middle oi the AiN'h
century in the Model Republic OF the world
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

ry- Our thanks are due to Mr.. Fellows oil the
steamer Rip Van winkle, tor Albany PsPe' VI TIVE
day evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Explosion Of uas worh. ar Roehs.nr.

ho'nHarFh 1uasisy April -
Thc Gas Wor.s 100 THIS 'ity exploded last nfht
severely inlurug two men. Ihe dsmags 8 not great
aud will soon be- repsired
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

,o. -. 1,nmhuu n so 7 II. seymour =, loo
I'M Niles. (Fs). 1890 scattering 1890 ~
Trurnbun ahead. 26f , o. ~
II. Gou. .Thos Bsckus.. =. .oS6 ChAs H. Iona soI
s--.,,.. 1a.sy - Mil. - O59 Hiram Weed .23.2lO
c, Tyss,r1s.epSen Taylor 2Go6 Hy D. Smith --'5.Y
Geo Reed . 35S2 Scsttering.--.. 81
Taylor shesd.--.7is. ,,,
l,,,I,, Ah,i.h Cstlin q 045 RufusG Pnney ~ 20 20
w q Alexander and scattering g....''' 'o'O
Cstlin ahead 1905.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

CoSxrcrIcUr.-The official aggregates oi woes
.s, c,r all the candidates on each State ticket are
ss follows -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

EY The sale Of the Peoples Line Of steam
boats and other lots advertised for ,ls day and post
pousd from the lO,h inn 10 farther adjourned Ill De-
eember next
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

Of lho rJigne arst seen and r,, read this 5sdcs on
-eminds - Of Inscription which Heoacs saw over
he door o. cottage 10 tie Black Forest God bless
ihls house. an1 a.. Who cross 10 threshold
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

ALARM oF FrRE-The alarm Of fire about 10
oeoek las, night vas oceasioned By the bursting Of
camphers lamp a, 30 Bloecksrst TWAS erunguished
without the aid Of the Fire Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

rar WORLD As IT Aovgs. Nos snd 8. lockwood Z CO.
Hrosd~sy, cor OrElc-sl
We have % often expressed or high estimate
Of the value Of tbs weekly magazine that eoaiebt
ourteves at presen, By naming The principal articles
Rsprlna Of Chan5e.,s Edinburgh Journal Slave
Markets in Egypt Proposals i-r Reform il Light
Literature. Literary Matters IN America The Mar
GUS dAgre, An Address 70 Ladies On yery Delicate
Subject Eineveh and II Remains, splendid article
from Sarpss LSH1oa dass-sas The Life and Letters
Of Thomas Campbell
Tie prics Of Te FORD ia moasrs.e-l2l cents per
number or s. per anIum. The Pubaher oa-r, ss
premium, 70 al persona subscribing for year Issue
The two volumes Of HarPsrs best edition Of Ascsulsys
History VI England
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

FIRE.-A Ire broke out in 4 wood house At the
corner Of Forty second and EighthsV yesterday a.
.eruoon. I. WAS soon exungaished by the timely aid
Of toe Fire Department sfser little damage had been
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25

FoUSD IN THE WArER.-The body Of an infant
ss evening found aoslng 10 he sp At the foo' OF
Grand st. BY ofieer Wilson Of the Thlrteenth ward
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
FAMILY OINTMENT,

StLOAN'S OINTMENT is row universally
- acknowledged 10 be an iualble remedy -
every case where il has been faithfully app led 10
the human system, for promoting lnscns'ble Ter
spiratien. drawing out the inflammation from
wound relieving pam OF every Kind and IN IFS
healing qualities The world does ror produce
its equal and the public pronouncesit the cheap
est and best family Ointment that has ever been
used. All diseases of the Flesh, obsiIn'te u
GERS, Ola Sores, Chiiblains, Sore Throat, Burns
GUS, Cutane us Eruption, Sore Nipple, sore
Breast, diseases OF the Eye. Ague IN the tare'
Rheumatic Pains. contracted Co Gains IN the
back, side, and tine Other parts OF the system
Boils Ulcers. Ecs Id Head, Bruises, fresh wounds
a nd every kind ct sore containing the least pafh.
Gle of nfa mmation are permanently cured by
this Q eat remedy.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st. Chicago. Ill.
AMI sold in nearly every town in az the Yves
tern States.
WE CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT lr.
Bpbee's Grove, VIII Go. Oct -, lSiS.
Mr.. Sloan-Sir: | have tested the virtue OF
your Ointment in the cure of rattlesnake bites
sore throat, burns, and many o her injuries, and
IN every case ii has surpassed our expectations
As Family Ointment | have never seen ITS
equal, and for beasts we can get along without
it, Yours, g..
MILES NJ JOHNSON.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
Coz, Fremont.

We cannot conveniently find room
for the long letter of Col. Fremont, des-
cribing his periIous adventures among
the mountain gorges in New Mexico.
Il is thrilling history, and viii produce
a profound sensation, wherever read
A second letter is promised, giving the
sequel of the terrible sufferings Of him
self and his associates. The published
letter dates from Taos, some eighty or
or hundred miles to the westward of
Santa Fe. He writes that he is with
his good friend Carson, and that MORN
ing, January 27th, cup of chocolate
was brought TO him in bed and that to
an overWoru, overworked, fatigued and
starving traveller, it was indeed great
luxury. Ills great error, he says, was
engaging as guide, man named Bill
Williams, represented to have travelled
over the whole country for twenty-five
years past, and we'll known as a trapper
in the Rocky Mountains. He took
them the wrong route, and carried
them over the high mountains of San
Juan, the snow breast deep, the Their.
mometer at zero in the sun at noon,
and at night the cold awful and after
five days struggling, they reached the
summit, 10000 feet above the level of
the sea, moving necessarily. the mules
dying, the men frozen and used up, with
nothing but starvation and death before
them, and surrounded by every danger
Of the most appalling character. Col
Fremont resolved to recross the noun.
tain back to the valley of the Rio del
Norte. lie sent out an exploring par
Is, camped for sixteen DAYS: finding
the party did not return. and his men
were perishing, he determined to set out
and after incredible suilerings he reach
ed Taos. The other letter. we learn
will contain an account Of the cxplor
ing party; their suflcringS, deaths. feed
ing on human bodies, too dreadful to
reflect upon. This is the overland
route 10 California in winter.-Buf.
Express.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27


NMT HEREAS, Theodore Newell did. on the
w 2lst day of December 1917, file his petition
IL the Racine County Circuit Court against James
Gray, and VIM {. Gray for lien on certain
dwelling House situate in the town of Southport
in said Racine county for lumber furnished for said
dwelling house, and did afterwards on the 18th day
OF October 1918, cause writ of sciri facias to be
issued ont of s5d court said petition and for the
recovery Of the demand mentioned in said petition;
and whereas, such proceedings were thereupon had
IN said court, that by the judgment of said court
the SAID Theodore Newell did, on the Sd day OF No.
vemher, lSiS, recover against said James GRAY and
William {. Gray the of two hundred and
twenty two dollars and ff;ynine cents damages,
with his costs in that behalf taxed at seven dollars
and fity.three cents, to be levied on said dwelling
house Now therefore, by virtue of writ of fer
facas, issued out OF, and under the seal of said
court, in said cause, to me directed, have levied
upon the said dwelling house in said petition des-
crlbed, and will sell the same pursuant TO law on
the 9th day of May. al one o'clock p NJ al the
Dnrkee House in the village of Southport, to the
highest bidder.
r G. MCCLELLAN, Sheriff.
Southport, March IS, 1919 MAO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
Wright'S Indian Vegetable Pills.

INVI'RY day is this celebrated Medicine err.
1Itendng the sphere OF its use IN Inc S, and every
year adding to The long catalogue of its ui.
umphs
A MILLION OF BOXES are distributed
annually without fully meeting the demand -
For some time past. the sales have been limited
solely for want of facilities Of supply Truly
this is universal remrdvl Unherslded, thess
Pills have found their way into the remotest
corners of the Union, every VIII ere proving the ir
TILE as THE POOR MAN s FRIEND-sICK
MANS HOPE=THE MARVEL AND RLES.
SING OF THE AGE.
For a triiling sum, every indivi dund -, v
family may have HEALTH INSURE ID TO them
Tor an Indefinite period; and what is life without
health but miserable exstencei II is TOO pre-
clous boon 10 be tempered with, by uying all
sorts Of expe rlments upon il. The sick shoul4
use the medicines only which experience has
shown TO be the best.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

To see apples in a dream, betokens
wedding, because where YOU find APP
pies you may reasonable ex pect to find
pairs.
To dream that YOU are lame. is a to-
ken that you will get into hobbIe.
When young lady dreams Of a cof-
ma, 1t betokens that SIZE should Instantly
discontinue the use of tight STAYS, and
always go warmly and thickly shod in
wet weather.
If you dream of clock. it is a token
that you will gain great credit-that is,
tick.
To dream of fire is a sign that-if
YOU are wisc-you will see that all the
lights in your house are out before YOU
90 to bed.
To dream that your nose is red at
the tip, is an intimation that you had
better leave off brandy and wafer
TO dream Of walking barefoot, de-
notes a journey that will be bootless.
To dream of eggs is sign that YOU
Will discover a mare 5 nest.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

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5 For stomach affections, dyspepsia, piles, rheu-
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IRON the stomach, and gise TO the system.
AMI Keeps off all attacks of alIgnans fevers. Ii
the stomach is in h .althy and the pores OF
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

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