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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-21

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WAsHNGToN. About
o'clock on Saturday morning, says the Mad-
sonian, fire, supposed to be the work of an
incendiary, occurred in the carpenter shop of
Mr.. Walt on the west side of Tenth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue, which, together
with the contents, comprising tools, benches,
wood work for two small and one large house,
etc, were entirely consumed. The loss is
about two thousand dollars, on which there
was an insurance of half that amount. The
flames communicated to the adjoining build
ings-on the south to the three tenements, two
occupied by barber and shoemaker, and the
third by MIR. J. Davis, as tavern, and owned,
we understand, by MIR. James Moore. Those
in the immediate proximity were nearly des-
troyed, while the other suffered much damage
The rear Of Dyer's auction store was in imni-
nent danger, but a brisk application Of water
removed the apprehension, and only the &C
cumulated rubbish in the yard was scorched by
the flames. On the north the brick house.
owned and occupied by Mrs. Thomas, lost its
roof, and was otherwise injured. The furni-
ture Of the dwellings was saved.
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

-<6fhstp& Is"SIUCIINIIy IIIIUTHIs IIIC IdUItsf@1.
that he has commenced the manu- e'as1's&
tacture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. 246 N. HOW.
ARD STREET, few doors north of Madison street,
where he solicts a continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will be made order, in the neatest
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. ial
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FATAL AFFAIR IN MISSISSIPPI The Benton
Miss. Banner states, that on the 3lst ult., j.
B. Hlxon was shot dead a few miles from that
place, by his father-in-aw, Lewis Lott. Hxon.
it seems, had maltreated his wife, who had
sought refuge in her fathers house, and which
he had been forbidden, in consequence of which
he had threatened violence upon the persons of
his wife, Mr.. Lott, and other members of his ia
mily. Accordingly, on Monday, he rode up to
Mr.. LIS house, armed with loaded gun, and
demanded his child, and told the inmates that
unless his request was complied with, he would
put his oft-repeated threats into execution, at
the same time attempting to ride his horse into
the house; and upon his refusing to desist, at
the earnest request of all present, Mr.. Lott
shot him. Mr.. Lott Immediately delivered
himself up to the officers of justice, was exam
ined and acquitted.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

NOh1I7 FREDERICK STREET.
Am the right hand side going from BALTIMORE
" two doors from the corner-where NAV he ot
tanned most speedy remedy for Gonorrhga, GlGe..
structures, Seminal Weakness, paiR in the Loias
fectons OF the Kidneys, and every Symptom of a
cret Disease,
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MAD
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS,
ATTENDANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at NreBr,
DR.. JOHNSTON,
A member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lie,
tate of the Apothecary's Hail. London, and Gratua.l
from OF the first colleges in the United States nav
he Consulted III all diseases incident to the mar
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and mprudent votary q. lea.
sure hnds he has ibheG the seeds of this paiRt lbs
ease ii too often happens that ili-tmed -e o,
shame, or dread of discovery, deters him from apply
ing 10 those who, from education and responsibility
can alone befend him, delaying ill the constiturCn
symptoms of this hOrrid disease make their a, ef.
ance, such as liberated sore throat, diseased nos
nocturnal pans III the head and limbs, dmness OF 10
DEAFNESS, NODES on the shin bones and arms, bio
on the head, face and extremities, progressing or
tfshtiul raplt w. TIL at last the palate of the mo,
the homes OF the nose fall in and the victim of tn
1ui aisease becomes horrid object of cOmnser.up
Ill death puts period his dreadful suffelings ~
sendhg MN 10 ,'that bourne whence no travel r II
turns" 10 such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON plcdet
himself to preserve the most inyiolabe secrecy ans
from his extensive practice in the first hosutaIs ,
Europe and America, he confidently recomme
a safe and speedy cure TO the unfortunate yictjr
this hofrid disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve sucl
for Squirting, Cataract, &C. Also those for Deformj.r
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performet O,
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Fred,riC
street. going from Baltimore street. doors from tn
corner. Observe the name.
0(3- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OBS
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DISASTER AT SEA. The brig Baltimore,
Captain Howes, three days from Boston for
Philadelphia, with merchandise and plaster, ar
rived at New York on Friday in Distress
Capt Howes reports that on Thursday morn
ing, at three o'clock, the Highlands bearing
WNW. was run into by the brig Pearl, Har-
ding, from Philadelphia for Borton--staving
the Baltmore's bow ln-cutting her down
three streaks-carried away all her stays, for
ward bulwarks stauncheons, Sc.-tore the tore
sail, foretopsall staysail, and caused the B. to
leak badly-had to run the brig off before the
wind, and shift the cargo aft, to raise her bow
ont the water, Did not learn what damage
the Pearl had received. The next morning
found the figure head of the Pearl Oh the deck
of the Baltimore. Captain Harding requested
us to lay by him, which we could not do,
owing to the condition of our vessel.
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lNE PRICE KOOT NTOKE.

SOMETHING NEW,
- NEAT AND USEFUL!
The subscribers wish the Ladies to call and see
new article of INDIA RUBBER SHOES they have
just received-comprsing all the various styles of
49, Buskins, Sandals, and -
9E3zEG Grecan Ties, Slippers. ss-s-sS
The above are particularly recommended to the
ladies' They keep the feet dry and warm, and at
the same time neat and dressy. They have also on
hand, large assortment of LADIES WALKING s
DRESS SROES, from Morocco and Kid, suitable for
the season. Also, Childrens BOOTS and SHOES,
all of which are neatly and fashionaby made. Don't
forget to call, and you will be pleased
ELLIS s. NICOLAI,
dl2f No. SO Batmore-st,
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NHATTING! MATTING! lam now receiving
IVE an assortment of fresh CANTON STRAW
MATING, plain, chequered and Damask 4, 5 aud
quarters wide, of the very best quality.
For sale extremely low by
JOHN C. HOLLAND, % Gay ST.,
ap.l near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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CORRECTION The Madisonian says, the re-
ported loss of u S. schooner on the coast of
San Bias, turns out to be Roor Back. There
are but two IT, S. schooners in service, the
Flirt and the Shark. The former Just arrived
in port, and the latter is in the Pacific.
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SIGNS! SIGNSM SIGNSMi
NHEAP SIGN PAINTING, in all its var

NHEAP SIGN PAINTING, in all its varie-
~ tics, vz:-Gilt, Ornamental, and Plain, designed
and executed IN superior style, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
ILLUMINATED SIGNS,
New, Brilliant and Permanent method of Gliding
silverng on Glass, &C., forming sign of great beauty
and permanency.
TRANSPARENCIES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice.
h5- All orders, addressed to PELL 4 HARRISON
NJ E. corner of Market and Charles Streets lover
Wright's Auction Room,l will meet with prompt at
tsntion. PORCELAIN LETTERS.
Porcelain Letter Signs made to order. ap3-T
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INVESTS PATENT LAMPS.

cessity Of repIenishng II When probably The hight is
needed. In point of bilIiancy it surpaSses gas,
and not half the expense; it is also devoid of that
Pickering light, so unpleasant from the gas burner.
Also on hand, complete assortment of patent so
LAR LAMPS, for burning Lard and Oil, from the
manufactures Of Cornelius Co and Ellis 5. Archer,
together with great variety of Cut and Plain Globes
LAMP GLASSES, WICKS, sc.
{t3- Lamps Cleaned and Repaired.
CAMPHINE OIL, (the superiority of which is too
well known to need any recommendation from me,)
delivered regularly at any part Of the city.
apl-lm WEST.
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FIRES. The coach makers shop of MIR. Ro-
berts, and the cabinet makers shop of MIR. Con-
well, at Cincinnati, were partially destroyed by
fire on Monday At st. Louis, on the 9th
inst, the carpenter shop and stable, with fine
horse, belonging to Joseph Sutton, were con-
sumed-The post Office at Webster, Maine,
with all the blanks, mail bags, post-master's Ii
brary, &c, was destroyed last week.
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STRUCK BY miraculous Escape.
The Hagerstown News states that during the
shower on Thursday evening last, the house of
Mr.. Frederick Young was struck by lightning,
by which the inmates were struck to the floor,
and a cradle containing an infant, together
with stove, were overturned. Fortunately
no personal injury was sustained beyond the
severe shock, from which the family recovered
in few minutes, The house sustained consi-
derable damage, as the floor, rafters and other
timbers were much torn.
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ap2l-eo3t
a RARE CHANCE FOR sPoRTsMEN.

a RARE CHANCE FOR SPORTSMEN.
"A A first rate double barrellCd Percussion FOWL
ING PIECE, warranted in The best order and every
way perfect is offered for sale. This Fowling Piece
has guard for each trigger, is very light and beau
fully Ornamented. Amy gentleman who desires such
superior article, may view and examine it at the
Stationery Store Of Mr.. WILLIAM BAILY, Penn
sylvania Avenue, between llth and 18th SITS, Wash
nston city. The owner offers this Fowlmg Piece for
sale for no other reason than that he has time
use II. aPl6 cO3
HBLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
u LERY & PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS found
ed 1910. Awarded the Medal, Four First Premiums
and Two Highest Honors by the Institutes Of Massa
chusetts New York, and Pennsylvania respectively,
for the most beautiful COlored Daguerreolypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Sc Canal street, New Orleans.
1877 Viee Rue du Temple, Paris
81 Church street. Liverpool.
N3-PoRIRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style. ja22-tf
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CURE FOR WORMS.

A SAFE and effectual remedy for this distressing
IA complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians, to de-
stroy and expel Worms from the human system. The
most rcqaent symptoms of WORMS are, picking of the
nose, paeness of the countenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fGtd breath, variable appetite,
acrd quotations, and pains in the stomach dry cough
emaciation of the body, and sometimes convulsive
FITS. When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren rest assured they have worms, and a remedy
give Hallocks Worm Candy-the medicines c0mpos-
ing which are such as every physician approves Of
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form the most ready mode of ad
mnisterng TO children. Eacn package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price l2! cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL j. GRAHANE'S
Drug and Chemical Store
n. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
no Where also may be had, Hallock's Improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
n b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-.
SCRlPTfON business. ial7-u
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knn EMPTY PACKAGES, consisting
OOO of 100 Salt Sacks; Coffee Bags; nan Iea
hests; Flour Barrels; Powder Keg; and various
ICED Boxes: for sale in lots TO close, at nominal
values, by MARCUS DENlSoN,
mbla 81 Baltimore strset.
WNRICTION MATCHES, just received and
II for sale at manufacturers prices, ny GOV
FREDERICK FICKEY SON,
abil No. 200 Baltimore street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT FACTORY.

would return thanks to his friends and customers fC
their kind patronage and would ask continuance {
the same.
N. b. GUNNER's BOOTS made,
apl5y SAMUEL Buckley.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRI

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Who will send TO France for Boots
@5sss when the subscriber will make such
HlI that for neatness, comfort and dur
e ability, cannot be surpassed by any
wOrkmen in the world.
MMSas Public attention is respectfully in
k%sSSA vited to this suggestion.
WSETF PRICES are as follows:
EifSsA Dress Boots, stitched, -. 49,. Ss5a55o
&VtkSs5a {" 60 peggcd.....,.... $50
%@sSe Water proof double sOed lined
BUTTS, SutcHtu U.UU
Water proof double soed lined Boots, pegged 4a45O
Cork sOled pegged Boots, 80
SAM'L ROBINSON, 10 Eutaw-st.,
n2S-y Opposite Western Bank.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
Correspondence OF the American Republican,
WAsnINGroN, April l6, l845.

WASHINGTON, APTH TO, 1910.
There is so much good humor in the subjoined
sketch of late amusing trial in our Circuit
Court. that cannot refrain from sending 1t to
the American Republican, that it may offer
some entertainment to your numerous readers
IN this city. have better opinion of the pro-
fessional gentlemen named in the sketch, than
to suppose they will take offence at the intro
ducton of their names into the article. Vire
Ia Bdgatel!c. METROPOLIS.
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procure leather that will not break, takes glca plea
in informing citizens and strangers that he has
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
an assortment of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
any French leAther dat can be nrodgced. nils
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FREE RANKIN

We are led 10 these remarks, h1vlng notl-
ced a laborcd article in the last Ohio States
man, headed "Indt pendent Binking Sys-
tenn" TIA. article is lily timed. No such
system of Blinking could emmaie from Il
sound Buckeye statesman. The Democracy
Of Ohio, have had too much experience in
those swindng shops, TO adopt any such
sys EN- of B mixing at present.; and to say
The least, 1t lily becomes Dems cat so re-
Gently transported from Mass ichuseis, 10
rect m n end such scIieme. Should the De-
"ecratfc party succaed at the approaching
election, so far as to obtain control of both
branches of tile Stale Legisl e, Il eli duty
Will be plain. 1t will d4volve, first upon thai
body, TO repeal Allied Kelley's odious Bank :
ing system. Tle Democracy should + "
Mise NJ p-ivile isd cllss. One c 49,, Of cit :
zens lould not be taxed for the exclusive
benefit of another, or for the pnrpos, of driv-
ing capt into banks, as is the cas- with the
o esentlAw. Has The editor of the Statesman
yet TO learn that the Democratic purity ofOhio,
is not the B'nk purity? The less Democrais
have to DO W III Banks, the better; the fur
ther they remove from them, the purer their
principles. We long TO see the day when
the Democracy of Ohio, as one man, shall ad-
vance to the polls, with knife in hand, ready
to clip asund,r the great jugul IF vein Of that
tarlot, which originlted in England and
which has Produced so many fatherless, dis
graceful abortions on this side the Atlantic,
and particularly within The borders of our
own State. We are happy TO witness the
strides that are making on this subject, by
our Democratic progressive" brethren Of
other States. Pcrsevere brethren, your un,ir-
ing efforts will accomplish much. We expect
10 see al the next assembling Of Congress,
complete divorce of Bunk and State. The
decree has gonr forth-Federalism with all
is moneyed Influence cannot prevent it.---
tn Snb-Treasnry bill, with some slight al
terntion, vii b, enacted. 1t is a IN ,aslre
due Mr.. Van B iren, and thns who support
ad him, in the d'rk hours of adversely
Gasrnsy Jegersoaian.
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sHER .FF's SALE.

RY virtue OF a writ Of Ven tioni Exponas to
- me directed from tho Court Of common pleas
If Putnam county. OHIO, will offer for sale at the
ont of the Court House. in Kalida, in s,id unty
IN Monday, the 9Th day of October next, l845, be-
tween the hours of ten O'clock, A. NJ, and four
p'clockP P M. Of s,d day the following described
tract of land to wit:
The north west quarter of the north east
quarter Of section nineteen, town onessouth range
ighteast, containing forty acres taken rs rhe pro-
'erty of A A+chibad and Melinda Powell at the suit
Of james Wilson.
.'fa T. R. MCCLURE, Sa,f:
SHERIrs's OFFICE.
Kalida, Sept. |, l845. 23id
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From the Cincinnnti Enquirer.

A MIRROR FOR Nuto.--The Free B,nk-
ing system in New York WIS the paragon
which federal plr' zins last winter held up
10 the people Of Ohio Cor their imi,aiion.-
The origin anl progress Of Tint system is
pretty we'll known--here is a picture of its
close. to considerable eyient,-'i IS kind
rf mirror IN wh'ci the prople of Oiio nv
look and see their own futuriy pllinly deli
neatnd, -
The following st',emen' presents the
nrmrs of the broken hanks under the Gene
ral B hiking liw-the time Of their fiiluro.
the amount of security sold January ls',
;S43; thu amount re ,l'z d from N, 'le; the
c'rnl,tion at the time of sale; and the
cents on dollar thus fur p,'d by the Comp
troll,r. For ona or two Of the piri'cnlars,
we rra in lebte to the Cnmproller's Report
of l,s' ve1r, we h,ve been unable 10 obtain
thus f,r III, dpclm,n's accompanying the re.
port Of his wear, anl are not aware tllii they
vary the amount in any of the details below.
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CrRcAssrA A letter from S.. petersblrgh,
says the Courier des Etats Unis, from which
we translate the follow ing, states that SO far
from having experienced new reverse in The
Caucasus, The Russian army has posS ssed
self of post, the occupation Of which is
very important for their operations in tie
mountains. The Circassians, 10 the num!e
Of three thousand, have Suffered severe loss
as, and three of lie chiefs hive fllen into
the hands Of Count Waron off.
1t is ccrla My moi impuss bic that the Rus
sian army Of operations, cons sting of 1000
men, may have obtained some partial sue
cess; but lrners from T,A 5 render il certain
that the plan Of The campaign has failed,
md that the line hrs been broken by the Cir
cassians. Count WaronzoH, though an in.
ltftrent military leader, is not destitute OF
admin s.rative talents. He has introduced
order into the army, but has not succ 'eded
II inflsng into the Russian soldier, slow
marcher, and an auiOmaion in mlnoeuver-
ng, the qualities n IS ny to fiji him for Sic
cessful mounlainecr warfarr.
Besides o,h,r dis dvantages in this con-
test, Russia has ag ,ns h.r the remn Seen
ces of her own government in Caucasia; fo'
among her mos form dabIe ami Desc rte
enemies she finds the population of tnose
districts that she has once had under heI
control. They know by dreadful experience
that death with arms in hanl is preferable tt
Russian dt tnlination. And hence that des
p rate aud determined les slanc, which the
love of independ nee, great AS it is among
all mouniaineers, does not suffice 10 accoun
for.
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SHEPJFF,S SALE

by virtue of Decretal order to me directed
- from the Court of common pleas of Putnam,
county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of day
Court House in said county on Monday the 9Th the
of'Octdber next. l845, between tue bours Of ten
O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P. M. of said day the
following described tract Of land. to wit:
The east half of the south west quart,r and the
north west quarter of the south west quarter of
section No. eighteen in township one sou h rnnge
light east. sltulted in said county of Putnam. and
taken as the property ofSamuel Hooper, to satisfy
: decree in Chancery in favour of Nathaniel ri.
i5agley,
- 49,. ~. T.R. MCCLURE Sh,f:
SHeeIFr's OFrIrE, 4a
Kalida Sept. l. iY45. 1861
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prietors of the Springs, and finding his situa-
lion rather critical, he proceeded 10 Louis
Vile, where he was concealed at the last ac-
counts. This man was one Of the electors
Inr the State of Kentucky, at the last cleo
ion, aud c,st his vote for Henry Clay as
President. He was appointed s creihy +
State by Governor Owsley, which office he
held at the time of his fight. lie is now
bout 70 years of age, or near il. He is a
leGeshiDg specimen Of "all the decency"
party.
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= BEN HARDIN. THE FustrIvE.--'Thi impor-
tant gen'lam'n in Kenmcky, Who has been
driven from his home by the public or his
base endesur 10 dshonor a. female rative
sent to him 10 be protected, arrived in hs
fight at Lfwrencebrg. There he was re-
ceived bv The ho,,s of the crowd, and The
sound of horns and tin pans, and chased
from the town. He proceeded at Hirods-
burg. There he was ordered ofby the pro-
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WESTERN HOTEL, (Gil5oa.)
LAND AGENCY.

IL cy at Kalida, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
cy Real Estate, payment of Taxas, &c.. in the
Countios of Putnam. Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American ssociated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States of Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services. GEO. SKINNER.
Kali1a, Ohio, Feb. %, 1874 S09t
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

RY vir'u" of eight writs of vendtioni Exponas
to me directed and delivered from the Court
OF common. pleas of Putnam county, Ohio will
y, IN r tor sale at the door of the Court House on
Monday the 9Th day of October next, 845. between
the hours of ten O'CLOCK. A. M. and four O'Clock
daud, TO Wit!
The west half Of the south east quarter Of sec.
ton thirtv-one township one. north range eight
eas,, containing eighty acres more Or less; taken
as the Pronerty Of Sliluan Blodget at the suit OF
Matthew Chambers and others.
-, T. R. MCCLURE, StE
spEerr's oFricw,
Kalda, Sept. I. i845. 236i
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ny AS soon as the whole of American
troops ordered to Texas shall have reached
there, force of three thousand men will be
conc antrated on the southern frontier. The
naval force in ,he Gulf amounts TO two hnn-
dred guns. On the Pacf side of Mexico.
we shall soon have ten men Of war.-Ohio
St lteSman.