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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti Bilious Pill,

Are ihp chrsp-si aua nrsl Approved am
iiy Medicine ever offered 10 tbs P4l
lney are extremely mtld ~ .aetT oi@Tai
neither causing sieknsss a the stomach.
ans unpleasant SENSATION 10 the sAsitN
j. too lfrquonll, tbs result iroll mssit
gwen 10 sc' upnu the bowels. Ihes scgs;s
c.lleally upon the Lkrr, When % i.',
condition, carry ng III large quaulrt Il
bale, through the ,ulus nee ~ tive csccu
Junction., bach. Il sstf,rcd 10 femata 10 I
s,leaI, aoulj pfudurt either JauuHIcr, |
yer Compia,ul, E,ii11s Fever. Fever
sguc. % SOME other guc,luus bssil.N lih
llou. IN all casts u topper q The nlats;
tncy oct ike a chafm. w. recent casr,
Dyspepsia, thcy are certain cute. Va
p,tson- nbo Ncre subject to siuleut l'ias
ots,ck head q, h., have b.,u much l.u,h'
and several perfectly cured 10 few 4
u theiru~c. Thy Or highly tccommcft
cd as preventative aud cure 1T Bilious "A
plants Persons ~ho are subject to 4
distressing complaint, scaslcknfss, ~ laAI
Tor portion ~ two ri them a iev days F'tI
Sluus 10 cnbafking nu board the vessel. y
be- almost CERTAIN TO escape II. feuas'
Can use them Rt all periods, ai,htui lacot
ring any risk. Their virtues asli rcnaa
ummpatrcd Tor years ~ anN climate, W
I family should b. etthuui these Pills; q {
t,ou uf them, taken occasionally. sog,a {
the means Of preventing much suticupg to-
sickness. II is from neglect Of keeping
a regular pcrls'aluc action of tic siunat.
and bowels, thus suffering 10 nc nhsofbi
and mingled Sllh tho blood. uuasslml.l''i
Auds, that most diseases are proGuct
/ Dr. t. feels confident that no petsun v
! yves these Pills TAR trial, will ever asa
I eel willing to to without them. The m
tmouy Of thousands speaking IN the h'-
est terms OF their efficacy, might be ad6c|
but tho very high reputation DR.. f. has II
CURED as the inventor Of the " Patent IF5
table ncctciHT Stomdchicd II HfJdflce
Tor the cure of Dyspepsia and Liver ee7I
/ plants, Is thought sufficient guarantee 4
! those wishing 10 make n trial of their v''
tues. They contain not a particle OF N0'
curry, or amy Ingredient lha, docs not act |
harmony with health and oppose discase'
DIR. y. having been educated under NJ
most eminent American and European Nc'
zeal professors, md praci,ccd hts proi'ss'
many years IN the South, " here diseases l
the most obstinate character prevail COS
sIders himself we'll qualified to Judge on 70
nature OF diseases Incident 10 warm cIIma'eI
| Prepared BY Jonrru PRrrsTly PARIS
! VI. d. p. y. G. 7. VI. nj his Institution y,
the cure Of obstinate Diseases. by means
vegetable remedies, No. 1919 Liberty stree
New York, inventor and sole propncIal
Each box contains lory Pits, Pnce 'V
/ CENTS.
These Invaluable Medicines arc so1
. Charlotte by Smith Il Williams; IN 90
cord by p, b, Barrlnger, aud N SnI's"',
by John Nurphey, where numerous ee"'
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS, rRlEsTlA PETbhH
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Springs 4 Din!.in>.

1ENIlE death a Nr. Dnkin. dissolyes the
above firm, and readers Il necessary
for all Persons having any DEMANDS a
galn>t the concern, to present them Tor pay
ment and all those indebted TO the inn,
are requested % make speedy payment
All open accounts not q .sed by CASH
1r NOTES, belaccu this aud next tpul
wiil be pot N sui. The sliuaiIon Of the
concern will mol admit of long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Snri-i-r fqrar, n >gnags 4 Diakiaa
CaaIi9,i.. 2-tA o.. 80.
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Going. Goins. GOING. Once.
HWice. Three ~!

kEN THURSDAY the first day Of December,
" | will sell on my Plantation, twelve
miles North Of Charlotte, my crop Of
Corn and Outs,
Fodder and Hay,
Hogs and CorS,
Fdrming Tools, &c. &c.
viii also otter for sale some valuable
Books, History, Biography. Novels, &c.
HUGH IORRENtE.
Narl lS36 3w
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al sldence on McMlehael's Ire, <, 3
mules Snuth of Charlotte, and mile last
OF Sharon Church. They consist Of Il
ditI rent kinds, that will become ripe m sue
cession, from June to November. They
arc from to 3 years old, aud from 1 TO
: feet hlgh-all grated and selected with
great care. am well satisfied that early
planting out IS much the best, therefore the
sale OF the above Trees will commence or
the | 81 Monday 10 December.
JAMES KERR.
NorerpJer l0th, 1886 3NF
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Look nj This.

rENHE FIST term Of my School will expire
IL on the llth INST. Notice is hereby
p,yen 10 those interested that the neSi term,
II six months. vii commence on Monday
the 2ls, ms. | viii here give notice, 10
persons residing IN the adJacen, Country
who wish 10 Seud their children TO School,
that viii board or children on moder
ate terms.
II. n, W ALEXANDER.
CIs,lsfie Nor 10 lc36. Sw
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Negroes.

TENliE subscriber wishes to purchase a few
III Negroes for winch liberal prices sill be-
given. lie wishes them ercialcelyfor hi,
own use. Application NAV either be made
10 the subscriber, or Mr. IL. B. Williams,
in Charlotte, or MIR. Hugh Terrence, u
HopeweII.
FRANKLIN l.. SMITH
Nor g. 1886. l-'f
y. B. wish TO sell first rate North.
ern made SULkEY. f. l.. s.
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FWyilE Subscriber wtil sell tie Plantation
90 ~hlch lie nus fe,ltr., IN Prov
deuce Settlement, eight miles S'sulh east 81
Charlotte, b.tNcru NcMtcha,l aud Vi A.
p,nc's Greeks, containing 2~T acfrs-lOu
acres cleared and 10 excrhr,h repalr auu
inc state Il cultivation. be landings are
Dwelling House, kuchcu-, Barn. Meat.
house, sHHlnsb@p, Sc, III large aud neS
Walcr synd and abuudaal-a veil 10 The
yard besides t@o Eu1d punEs % the placc
soil first rate, laud lcNri, aud situation heal.
th,, convenient, and teaullul, Ans oue
Alshing a productive Farm aud a delightful
Hone, can noa b. suited.
Also
Is acres Of woodland, one mlle distant
tom the above, aud Of a rn,le South Of sha
ron Church, high, healthy, aud hand-umr
sol locrable, tiulbrr tine ADD abundant
-ALsa--
Ms interest ~ the place where ms father
lived, between The tso above mentioned
tracts, contslnlo. .sJ acres, soil loletabie
and the situation adamred by all who have
seen It Tor health and beauty.
-AISU--
Nv interest IN three other tracts, one 10
Lincoln county, ou the pubic road between
Bcarcs Ford and Morganlou, fifteen mlle'
Northwest u Llucolnton, containing about
2.IO or 300 acres. The other two o.
the West SIDE OF Sugar Geek, , mules South
Of Charlotte, through one OF which the pub
lac road from Charlotte to Csnden passes
containing n both about 91~ scres,--al
principally woodland, bigh, handsome, vel
watered and we'll ilmbefed.
For other particulars apply to the snbscrI,
Der. II. ". LEE.
OFT Il, ls36. l6iC
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together ~tth o,hef arn,,s ua vuuaset as.d.
The sabsctib,rs rctarn their sincere lhauks 3.
their irtenGs aud customers, tur The hbcfa ,aeou-
raacmcn, they have received B. r,tutofs, aud they
assufc the a. that the, ~ti sell tso5ds low. e.
her lot CasA o. on THs 70 puncIuhi d a.ris, a.
they ca IL parehAs,d his section % c0nhify
Purchasers au4'5 o. WtIl 10 can ami ,Vtm,nc
their stock he Tor, yur,bstlug sl.eNher Al 'hry
AK. Is to call. bear pres, aud ,u'igs iof 'oaf
.el,c. A & " ALEXANDER
Ckgyiaiis. Oct 10. 1856. liu
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Memory Of Washjnsfon !,

n tIlI. Subscriber having been appointed III,
Agent to receive the contribution. of n,
CI,izen. OF Mecklenbufg County, tow ards the ere.
nop Of the contemplated National Monunen, !.
tho Memory Of Wa hingion, respectfully in,o,n.
he People Of the County that they will b r...
mon IN a short time. either by himself or n. !,
hurried deputy, for such sums as they M,
think proper to subscribe to the object. Ne ma
yidual will be allowed TO give more than one IA
lar on his or her own account but any small,
sum ~. he received heads OF families. how,,e,
viii have the privilege o. giving what they pIt,..
ON accU,nt OF all the memb'rs OF their housebold,
The names of ali the contributors will be careful,
registered IN book. which book will be sen, (,
Washington City u be enclosed, with others !,
the Monument. to b, preserved 10 future ayes
JOS. McCONhAUGllEY, SlenF
jane H. 1886. 9i0
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House and EOf for safe.
STATE OF NORTHCAROLINA 4,

MECKLESBTRC COUNTY.
Superior Court of Lar, Angust term, $50.
Isaac y Alexander, Guardian
rs. Petition for Sale
The Heirs a. Law of Martha Of Land
Wilson.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that Samuel Wilson and Mary
Beatty, two Of the heirs al law Of Martha
Wilson, d., reside beyond the limits of
this State, therefore, Ordered, that pubIlca
ton b. made for six weeks ~ the Charlotte
Journal, for SAID heirs at law, to appear
and show cause, why the lands mentioned
IN petitioners petition, should not be sold.
Witness, r. Thompson, Clerk Of our SAID
Court, at Office, IN Charlotte, the last Mon
day Of August, A. ID. 1896.
T. THOMPSON, G. MAcL
Nor. 9 1896, Price adY q
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THE sl8SCRaRER

and customers lor their liberal Patronage
ID tho above firm, and informs them that
he Hlil continue TO carry on the business IN
hrs own maine, NJ their former stand, the
q Bf,es Corner where he has ust rece,s.
ed, and i %" opening, large and general
assortment nf
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NOTICE.

EEtNING qualified at the October term,
AA 1896, Of McckIenburg County Court,
As the Executor Of Ruben Bowel, deceased.
| hereby notify all persons owing said es.
tate to make immediate payment aud those
having claims against II are requested L.
present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise this
notice will be plead IN bar Of their recovery
AMBROSE " REN, Exscaier
at o.. 1886. law
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The Subscribers respectfully inform their
old friends aud customers that they will
still carry on the Ne camille business under
tn 6rrn of Williams d Boyd-~ho take
tins opportunity Of rendering their thanks
10 an who have heretofore pa,ronIzed them
and now inform them that they are now
receiyia. ;beir Fall aud Winter supply Of
Goods-of the latest Importanons, consist,
iBg Of
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" di,ffG.

TENIlE Subscriber not being able TO work
III himself wishes 90 emP0y some per
son to take charge ofhis farm, either By The
year, or for share in the crop. Toa per
son BY The year coming well recommended
liberal wages Will be gwen. A man With
out family preferred.
+. HUNTER.
Nar Z ls36 So
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DRY GOODS

Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery.
0accusuirP.s addiery. Hat. Gaps
Boots. -eoe BY J IaAa.aH Ladies shoes,
frs, qpstty made by lsr,.t Robinson, all
Or any Of which ARTICLES w,ll be sold as low
az any Of our Mercantile Brethren (proyld.
cd they do not sell at cost Ju-' to be selling
Country produce Of every kind taken.
500 or 1000 wards of Linsey wanted.
First rate COFFEE, Best Rifles, Segars,
Salt, Begging, Bale Yarn, So. c. Factory.
H. b. WILLIAMS,
J. d. BOYD.
NgUewJsr J. 1886.
=. ). \ liberal discount for Cash in all
cases.
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derk complicated, and IL thought TO be in the
nrighborhood of the Harris Nine. lie was
purchased from William A. Harris. The
above reward Will be given # delivered 10
me, or secured in any jail, so that can get
him GREEN HUE.
,Sspt : l41G lOf
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HSlik. PATENT resTAbLE hEpIcvr|
- sToMACucE ~ liEPArIcs ., lorus.
by CHI, meal anal, IS and synihesls Of sstt.
raj trorImat vegetable principles, aic Va.
yersall, ackno~ ledgcd TO have total, &.
clissed the professions 81 every other rene
d,, anu superseded the Necessity Of ever
other mode at treatment wherever the ato,s
diseases arr found to exist, as we'll as 10 70.
largruneu, Of the Spleen and n Janndioc
Among the symptoms OF ID, sp'p.,a an.
LAYER complaints, are laluieoe> souruea
or Summing 20 the sinmach, nclanohuN 70.
nlab,lty, dIsagrtablc taste IN the u.nus
great nrecuantS u appetite, which Is siur.
tunes ,oracious, aud ii other times gfr4t
i, dehcicnt thirsi, i,t,d breath, tau,sa
weakness at the stomach. aCid erlclslyo,
palpitauun, droUsiuess, nresulariy a rs
Z buaels, pressure nu lli. .Insn'ch alter meas
Y pam IL the head, dl9ziucss % vertigo. rs
I us,un q mind, altcnCed with loss Of n.eue
fs.a gna~tng IN the stomach ~hen cugJ
ohlltness, aiiccuon Of sghi and hranr.
7 PAIN aud weakness 10 the back, ist2aar, t.s
turted sleep, cold feet aud hands, lrru'
uucasiucs- "a the throat, cough, palu N "a
/ side OF beast. dc.
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sbOVsjlic Fbaisiia y.

A FES roofs 81 ,he-,. beautiful flowers
"A may be bad by early application at
the Store 81 WILLIAMS & BOYD.
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NOTICE.

TENIE Copatrnership heretofore existing
IN under the drm Of Smilh, Williams q
BuyJ, j. tbs day dissolved BY mutual con.
sent.
An debts due the firm will be collected,
and all responsibilities incurred BY It vii
be paid bs Nessrs. Williams 4 BOYD, who
will continue the business al the old stand
and ia The usual way.
f. /. SMITH,
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SO REV ARD.

Up ANYWAY from the sub.
va ma scrlbcr, few weeks ago,
60 negro man named WASH.
:" INGTON Said Washington
is about feet q or inches
E sa.-..ses.s hirh. nbnnf % Aenfs or age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-27
TIE Kentucky Volunteers disbanded

Gen. ComBs has handed I'D the follow
ing letter addressed to the Governor o
Kentucky, copy Of which was sent t
him by express from Frankfort.-Obs I
HERMITAGE, Aug. Z. 1867
SIR: Arriving at this place on tha
evening of the 5th instant, | was mad
acquainted with the requisition OF Ger
Gaines on the Governors OF Tennesi
see, Kentucky, Mississippi and Loul1
siana, for 1000 men from each STATE
The letter Of General Gaines and GU
proclamation Of Governor Cannon, 4
Tennessee, made known the basis Y
this requisition. Regarding the real
ons assigned by General Gaines
no, consistent with the relations whltI
we have maintained with Mexico
since the existence OF the civil war
Texas, or with those which il is o'|
duty and wish to cultivate with tp1
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Latest from Texas.
New ORLEANS, August 6.

Captain Waits, of the schooner
William and Frances, in four days
from Matagorda, says that the day
previous to sailing Captain O'Neall, Of
the Texan artillery, had arrived there,
on business connected with Govern
ment matters he was only one day
from the army, and stated that the
Texan forces had increased since last
accounts TO $500 men that further
augmentation of from 500 to 700 was
daily looked for, being on their march
for head quarters, and he confidently
asserted that, before the lapse OF many
days, the troops you'd have further
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WiLLIAMsroRT, Aug. q


The Board of Directors OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal Company, ar
rived in this place on Wednesday last,
in the Packet Line, and proceeded on
their route Of examination Of the Ca
nal location on Thursday morning.
While here they appointed Mr.. WM.
S. MORRISON Collector Of Tolls, as
the successor of Mr.. VIM. Harvey, who
is about emigrating TO the West. Mr..
Morrison will make very competent
,flicer, and his appointment will give
general satisfaction.
The party was composed Of the
Hon. GEO. G. WARRINGTON, Rfesi-
dent, Jno. P. Mgie, Esq. Secretary.
and Messis. Janney, GantOn, Hsnder-
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in the Senate, in case y. ..... -, q -s..ofI,
Col. Mason is talked Of in this quarter
as a candidate for Congress, at the next
election.
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WHAT NEXT

WHal NEAl
An Intelligent gentleman of this city.
who is already distinguished for his in-
ventive genius, has declared, that in FIVE
years frem this time, we shall see an
IRON BALLOON, two hundred feet high,
which will transport thousand passen-
gers from Washington to Pittsburg and
back again the same day. The balloon
will be perfectly manageable and Storm
proof. He says it will take one hundred
thousand dollars to build it. 1t is prob
able that travelling will increase coNsrD.
ERABLY by that time. We are belize
yer in the possible balloon prophesied a.
bout, and are ready to swallow almost
any prediction as to scientific results.
Read tho following, and then prescribe
the limit Of human knowledge :
ELECTRIC LIaHr.-Mr. Lindsey, d
teacher in Dundee, formerly lecturer
to the Wat, Institution, succeeded, on
the evening Of Saturday, the 23,h ult.
in obtaining constant electric light.
II is upwards Of two years since he
turned his attention to this subject, but
much of that time has been devoted to
other avoca,ions. The light, in beau
~ surpasses aIl--has no smell-emi,s
no smoks-is incapable of explosion,
and not requiring air for combination
can be KEEP. in sealed glass jars. 1t
ignites without the aid OF taper, and
seems peculiarly . G;aG!ssa|iitdeo OFFER bBssaE-
ces containing combustible materials.
Ii can be sent to any convenient dis
lance, and the apparatus for produ-
cling it may be contained in common
chest.-Wash. Mir.
a Sign.-Thc Lynchburg Demo-
crat has hauled down the red petticoat
banner Of Granny Harrison, and run
up the Democratic Van Buren, flag.
We cut the above paragraph from the
Pttsburg Democrat, "By Authority"
print, which is bnse calumny on our
Lynchburg friend. The Lynchburg De-
mocrat has been up and down, for the
want of support. several times we be-
leve since its first establishment, and is
and always has been one of the most
violent and heterogeneous prints in its ad.
hesion to the party" published in our
state.
% We will publish some extracts
from the speech Of Mr.. JAcoB BuRNET,
delivered at Cincinnati, relative to the
public services of Gen. HARnrson, in
cur next number.
O. The Hon. C. WIcKLIFFE, now
the Lieut.. Governor of Kentucky, re-
marking on the vile epithets placed on
Harrison, in a stump speech delivered
before large assembly, a few days be,
fore the recent election in that state, OBJ
served that he was "THE MOST Eff
GENT GRANNY" HE EYER KNEW FOR
HE SAW HIM DELIVER GEN. PRocToR OF
THE BRlTIsH ARMY, OF ABOUT 600 BOYS
assembly shouted CHEERS
aAs@@n
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Il Col. JAMES NJ. MASON, of Ffede-
nck, is spoken of by writer in the
lhoflestown Free Press, as suitable
person TO supply tho place ofMr. LEIGH,
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a. The Winchester Republican estab.
lishment has been purchased by Mr..
WILLIAM Towers, under whose control
that paper now appears.
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From the New York Courier.

Affair hit.-The Philadelphia pm
pers have been for some time engaged
in the laudable labor Of proving that
pretty much all the great men Of the
country were born in Philadelphia or
in the state Of Pennsy lvania. Fulton,
they soy, was certainly born in that
state. Gen. Hamilton, Of South Car
olina, was born there also. MIR. bod
ridge, of Virginia, had the same bless
ed advantage /; and even MIR. Senator
Preston first saw daylight in the city
Of bro.herIy love, being born in trans
It'll, while his parents were travelling
through the Keystone Commonwealth.
Such multifarious causes Of congratu-
lation would be enough for one modest
member of the confederacy, we should
think ; but the Philndelphians are not
contented with ihem,it seems. those
who haze been born there even inclu-
ding the honorable Richard Rush, are
not sufficient to satisfy their longings
after glory /; but they claim eclat for
such as came within an ace oft. They
say Mr.. Calhoun had "well nigh been
born in Pennsylvania" as his father
and mother emigrated from lrel and to
that state, and went thence TO South
Carolina, a little too soon for so glori-
GUS a consummation. We wonder
they don't claim Franklin upon SINH
lar principle. He would have been
born there too, but for the accidental
circumstance that he arrived little too
late, as Mr.. Calhoun arrived little
too early.
The inhabitants of Buffalo are about
erecting splendid Exchange. 1t is said
that when completed, it will surpass in
size and richness of architecture any
similar establishment in the U. States, if
not in the world.
O. The Rev. Mr.. HERzoG, who
was committed to the Jail OF Bucks
county, on charge of Murder, has
been admitted 10 bail in the sum Of
81 500, for his appearance at court
so that it would appear il is at least
not a capital offence Get. Sentinel.
The Hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary OF
War, Returned to Washington on Thurs
day week, from his visit to Michigan.
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Colonel Fanning's Murder.

We find in the Red River Gazette, OF
the 10th Of July, says the Baltimore
Chronicle, narrative by Capt. Sour
loch, one, of Fanning's detachment. OF
the massacre Of that gallant officer and
his command. which agrees in all par
ticulars with that given by Mr.. Sphon
to the New York Evening Star. Cap
( tain Scurlock remained with the Mexi-
can army for two months after the mas
sacre attending to the sick and woun-
de. having 70 perform the most menial
time. he gathered many particulars, rel-
alive to the fall and slaughter of the A.
lamo, from a number of MexicaDs. who
were present at that action.--They in
formed him, that their loss amounted to
1925, ten of whom fell by the hand Of
Colonel Bowie, and seventeen by the
hand of Colonel DAVID CROCKETT.
60 We observe the statement that
there were upwards ofthree hundred VIZ
sitera ut Bath. Berkeley Syringe. last
week.
Gr The letter ofthe President to the
Governor of Tennessee, and one also to
the Governor Of Kentucky .countermand
Jug the acquisitions of Gen. GAINES will
be found in our columns to-day. We
consider these papers ofsome Importance
nationally; but Of no Importance what
ever as TO either the Texans or Mexi-
cans. They leave these parties as they
we're and Gen. Gaines in possession of
portion of the territory claimed by
Mexico. His attitude is not changed,
nor the orders previously. given him.
ye, they do assume for the United States
neutral ground, and go far. they may
have bearing favourable to the United
States in the estimation of other Nations.
GY From cur intelligence from Texas
in another column to. day, it will be oh.
served that our citizens are still tlocking
to tho aid of the Texan cause. and We
are almost ready to believe, that the
time ia not very distdnt when MEXICO
herself will find it necessary to ask of
Texss peace, conceding all that she may
demand, unless indeed, the foolish proc
lamation of the Texan government. for
bidding ships of other nations entering
certain ports of Mexico. may beget evils
which that government did not even
dream of. No nation will permit her
! commerce to be interrupted by such a
proclamation. issued by such govern
ment. and sustained BY such force. II
can only excite the contempt ofthe COM
meycial world.