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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-14

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81 DON'T CARE IF Do" Will you take
something" said tee-totaller to his friend,
when standing near tavern.
81 don't care i'll do" was the reply.
"Well, :" said Frank, s'lets take ,oalk.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-14

ITEMS OF News. The Baltimore and Havre
dc Grace Turnpike Company has declared
halt yearly dividend of four per cent.-The
Cumberland Bank of Allegany has declared a
dividend of four per cent, for the last six
months. The Legislature of Massachusetts,
have elected John G.. Palfrey Secretary of that
Commonwealth Legislature of Lou
isana met on the 9Th inst, and the conven-
to $685., 456 were sold at auction in Gin :nnati
during the past year.-There were inspected
in Philadelphia, during the year 1914, $3.50
hhds. and 2,29l barrels of whiskey.-The
Rock Hall Mail will be continued twice week
as heretofore. THE New Year opened at N
Orleans with bright and balmy weather.
]. NJ Harker, Esq, has retired from the edi-
torial chair of the Delaware Gazette, and is
succeeded by II. Bose, Esq.--It is not true
that Mr.. Evans, of Maine, is about to retire
from the Senate Thursday last, the 9th in
slant, was observed in South Carolina, as day
Of Fasting, Thanksgiving, and Praiso.--Jas.
A. Lee, Esq, has been elected Mayor of avs
vile, KY, by majority of seventy six votes.
Some of the boats are yet running on
Lakes Erie and Ontario, most unusual cir
cumstance for this season oft year.-Sun-
day trips OH the Long Island Railroad have
been discontinued. The Portsmouth (Va.)
Public Index, a well conducted daily paper, is
offered for sale. 1t is Wing in politics, and is
published at 81 per annum.-A Convention
of the people of Massachusetts,, without dis
tinction of party, is to be held in Faneuil
Hall, to express an opinion adverse to the..an-
nexation of Texas to the United States. The
Jail of Columbia county, Pa, has been without
prisoners for several weeks past. This is a
good beginning for the year lS45.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-14

"No, THANK You" evil you take
pinch of snuff, Mr.. Spriggngi'
mo, thank you; if my nose had been in
tended for dust hole, it would have been
turned the other side up.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-14
TURKEY

m ARhLl
Liverpool Cotton Market, Dec. 5th.-The
sales since Friday amount to $4,000 bags, OF
which 1000 were sold to-day. 1000 bags have
been taken in the course OF the week on specu-
lation. In prices there is a further decline Of
l-Sd. per pound.
Provision Market.-The Butter market is
quiet at an advance of Is. per cwt. Bacon
meets only moderate sale. Lard scarce and
in request.
STATE OF TRADE.
AT Leeds business continued dull in the cloth
halls and warehouses; In the wool markets
both English and foreign, a fair amount OF bu-
sness was done, and prices firmly maintained.
At Leicester, Woods are firmer, and more has
been doing in them this week, though not for
the Leicester trade. In yarns there is no i'm.
provement. Holsters give out work cautiously
In Nottingham the state of the hosiery ant
lace trades is such as to cause considerable DIES
pondency.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

destroyed for time, the party then In power. The
trade and finances Of the whole country derangd
and the popular cry for change Of some sort; and
to produce that change the people dste eimned upon
change in the government The contest that must arise
between the government and the State banks in relation
to the subTreasury scheme, may lead similar results
The banks may upon the removal of the dsposes pro
duce an expansion in the currency, that will lead to an
expansion Of credits and Of prices that will bring bout
in four or i've years revuon similar to that of 1887
which may be attended with the influence upon tho
elections.
The tariff cs ls<2 Is alluded to in the message in n
much more liberal spirit than anticipated. A revision
AMI modification of the present tariff is recommended
and an abolition of the minimum principle assumed
and arbitrary value of specific duties and the substu
ton in their place Of ad valorem duties system Of
ad vaorem duties, with proper determinations
will it il stated afford ample and incidental advantages
to the manufacturers. is the opinion of the Execu-
tiye that such system, strictly within the revenue
standard, will place the manufacturing interests on
stable footing and inure to their permanent advantage
while it will nearly may bo practicable extend to
all the great interests Of the country the incidental pro-
lection which be afforded by our revenue laws
Such system, when firmly established would be
permanent and not be subject TO the constant CON-
plants, agitaons and changes which must occur
when duties not laid for revenue but for the pro-
lection merey OF q favored Interest,"
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

Died.
On Wednesday, the 3rd instant, WILLIAM ARTHUR
SMITH, Cfrst teller in the Bank of the State of New
York; aged As years and months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family and those
OF his brothers-in law Charles II Ring, Samuel Hawey,
stephen Iucker and Robert SinclaI respectfully
vted to attend the funeral service late
5s4 Broome street, on Thursday the 4th instant
o'clock.
thence to steamboat Highlander foot of Warren street.
for interment at Cornwall in Orange County.
On the 2nd instant after long and painful illness
which che bore with Christian ortude and resignation
Mrs ELIZA SWAN, wife of Thomas Swan, in the 6lst
year of her age.
The relations and friends of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No l24 Laurens street. this rhursday afternoon at 81
O'Clock.
At Peoria Illinois, Nov. 10th, l845, HENRY w. BACON,
of Boston, Mass Mr. Bacon born in Hartford Ct
graduated at Yale College in 1885, and has been the
last few years engaged mercantile pursuits Boston
He was attacked by fatal Illness while a journey
to st. Louis. Mo.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL.

GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL.
THE FIRST GRAND EXCLUSIVE FANCY DRESS
Il BALL OF the Minerva Society will be held at the Mi
nerva Rooms, No. ie Broadway, on THURSDAY tChist
nss) Evening, Dec. Is, lsi3.
The committee announcing this 1.-THE only ball to be gwen
by the above Society this would inform their friends
and those who attended their balls last that they have
made such enables them 10 TO s who
may faye them with their most ssgreeabe evenings
entertainment.
Mr. Waaces unrivaled Qusdille Band has been engaged
for the occasion. dl 2taw id23 Tu&Th re
fRHE LARGEST aud most magnificent Concert, Ball and
Lecture Room ia BIooklyn the GRAND "a Don,
equity erected by Mir John w. Van Felt, the Brooklyn
Garden. which entirely detached from the Hotel Establish
aud has splendid SUPPER Dressing aud retiring
elegantly unished immediate with H. The
ceiling twenty feet high, sud the contains upwards Of
llsament IN Brooklyn. d4 3t-je
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
ABRAHAM kASTOR

ABtAHAM kASTOR,
IMPORTER 1913 Broadway hiss received by late the
sty les OF Fringss and Lace Gmps Trimmings for
Llosks and anas rich Thread Lace Capes low neck
Cape and Thread Lace Berhs Wells and Sleeves Thread
Lace Coers and Cuffs and variety OF black SILK Loces
and Thread Laces Fancy Articles, &c, which he oneI ior
sale at Wholesale and retail nt lm'rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

TABERNACLE.
TEMPLETON'S FAREWELL,
On TUESDAY neat, the 9Th December.
MR. TEMPLETON begs to announces with gratitude
l his libe he publc) Of New that
Of his projected tour 10 the Souh he reluctantly
several months in New York Tuesday next 9Th INST
when he will have the honor Of the and
enas, with appropriate illustrations:-
Piano forte ............. Mr.. Austin Phillips
The instrument from j. + Chambers, sss Broadway
An interval Of ten mnutss Rstween the parts.
song-"The Lads Of the yillagem
Song-"Jock of Hazeldean."
Sorg-"The Harp that ONCE through Tara's Hail."
Song-"My Mamie, o."
Reci,stive-"Oh can bear my fate no longer"
Aria-"Through the Forest. through the Meadows"
song-"There jolly Miller once"
Song-"Rcys wife Of Aidvalloch"
Song-"Ye Banks aud Braes o. Bonnie Doom"
Hunting Song-"Od fowler"
Grand Scena, by desire.
"All is Lost now ;"
Still Geptly o'r Stealing" As originally by
song-"HeIe's to the Maiden Of Bashful fifteen"
Sone-"Auld Lang Syne."
Song-"The jolly Begger."
Vaedctory.
Song-"The Star Spangled Banrs err
at 10. Ticket. aud Programmes may be had the Music
stores ,nd at the doors.
~ Tickets 80 cents
Books Of the Words price s each to be had at the
door.
Te%psiGr sps Mil also ,sPs,, the sbovs EpsT1ss
DAY the lh instant being his farewell and last
In that city for several months. d3 time
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

PROGRAMME
Of MR. BURKEs CONCERT. at the APOLLO Rooms,
" in Broadway on FRIDAY Evening, Dec. which
cason he will be assisted by Mrs Loder Mr.. j. A. Kyle,
and Mr. Tmm, who will preside & at the piano forts
/. Ara-"Th Wanderer'-Mrs. Edward Loder, with
Flute oblIgato by Mr. j. A. Kyle ...... Listz
Grand Concerto In Mlnor-VislinMr Burke. De Berot
3. Eng lish Ballsd-Mrs +. Lod.r. ..... Bale
Capricio lie Tremolo".Vi ion Mr. Burke De Beot
PAKT II.
/. Fantasia Briiante-"La Norma"--Violin-Mr
g. Air yarie-Flute-Nlr }. A. Kyle. ............
3. Elude Charactsrstque-"La Mazurka"-violin-
Mr. Burke ........................De De Berot
Recit est Aa-"Dove Sono'-Mrs T. Loder. Mozart
s. Grand Fantssia-"The Return Anerica'--in
which are introduced several popular airs compo:
Tickets 50 cents"to be had at the principal Music stores aud
the door
COuceu RI to commence at o'clock. d4 42tsmc
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
meeting held (puru,nt TO preyoss call by some of
s 5 n s 4. on pue". Tss
1as s % a @ e.nS
Paterson. Editor Of The Aasl2 Amencan, th, city,
'0' Il tTas.f WYSsS NS; ssa e h:s fa Il; A.. chas
:, GEORGE LoDER, Secretary
,t That this meeting consider Mr. A. d Paterson well de-
the III nk o all professors and amateurs Of the
and Of the public generally fer his endesvors the
ceya19a @ Of which adoIns and xatss q social life i, Mr.
Paterson which shall be Of style ofgrandsu aud interest
SD fha, sls.:r. i. Hill George Lode. Z L. t:psisa.
win & ).
prepare and arrange such matters as may he
ah That Henry essop Esq be T,...ur
aud hist the following gentlemen Who have offered their
services be appointed committee with w.r to add 70 sher
BssIy EF B. w Rs Esq
,Ss s. George. Society Of i. Que E.qs.
W ;, Sc casSSs,.ss I, ,s E.e se Pre- Ply tNSSS
Thoma. b,.on, Esq, E.-Pre- Charlie; yyse, Isqr
Joseph Fowler, Esq do do. Joseph Rhodes, Esq,
Henry jsmop Esq ist Vice X. s ,steat9n ESQ.
stss%$: s ESQ., ana H E:s P5s:asas of
Robert Bsge ESQ., Treasurer George L9dsr Eaq Vice Pre-
Henry Owen, Esq Secretary Ensign, Esq Secretary
Henry Dixon, Esq. Allan Dodwor.h. Esq. Tre.-
Thomas + Green. Esq. Thomas Goodwin, Esq Lii
john %s' sH.~o%S E:a i,'' H. g. %n. E.a. l ASST,
EredeficL West. ESQ 4 Boucher, Esq, Cd do do
b. Velvet ns1s .'a EsH.f Ss Bs'sFs. %yn.s q: E:a
The members tn. Music Committee requested at
''sa'i az i,rc ~ ha past opER Secretary
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
AUCTION SALES.
A. G. FUTILE, Aue.ionseI .s.

D.
EhipAY. at loo'coek. at shr auction Room-Wstehes
and silver watches chronomees ments fine gold Jew
ery such rings, pms chains rings dismonds &c Sale
posfiye.
Also 100 English 6ne gold ladies' aud pencils
Also 80 fine gold fob and guard CHAINS with fox dog and
horse head seals anr keys.
Also, 90 fne gold watch seals, keys and jewelry.
Also 500 sets fine gold and plated rings breaches of
Gus costs, from IS to $25 each SET.
Also great variety OF gold and breaches scaf pins
enamried mourning bo-chs locLes vIegar. mourning
rings paste do caneos diamond and specaces &c
Also, silver table and tea spoons, butter knives
~ u Among the wtt hes are Engisb heavy cased gold
and SILVER chronometers, levers, DUPLEX
Also. adies hand and gold dial fine lepine and English
ches.
Also, chronometers epine and lever hard and gold dial
movements some very hne with independent seconds.
Cataio2nss the day previous, 81 o'clock.
those wishing hne watches for will find oppor
unity of purchasing his sale gold silver
meter watches will be sold singly. d. 2t'mc
VALUABLE PICTURES AT AUCTION.
NHE collection Of the late Mr. Charles Weinede iu
possession of his widow Will be sold by A. Levy. Sat
adny E,snins G inst, O'CLOCK the residence Of the
mndera Ia Paintings Ths modern paintings are from
and are copied by the prctsed artists Of
kseh seyersl OF which are known BY heiog engraved.
Brushes Miniatures Of persons in the city, Frames &c aud
fac tngayg All OF which will be sold for the benst Of
the widow aud her children. Philanthropy will induce many
10 call aud exami = tl,~m d4 3-r
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA


MUSEUM.
TINHE large Saloon and Galleries Of the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up, for the
purpose Of holding therein during the Chrmas Holidays
articles. =
The Saloon will be divided into Compartments which will
be Sorekeeper Tdesmen, and Others who feel dis
posed to have auxiliary for the sale Of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods, Books Music Stationery,
The bazaar will be continually snvened by full eff
band Of music, whilst other and varied
will from time time be ntroduced fact nothing shall be
the Lion Of the HoldaysS None will be admitted deal
e but such will vie with others in the variety and display
Of their goods.
Tho will open on Monday ?sd and continue day
aud evening until New Years Ni~ht -,
pcauon between the hours OF two and rye oclok M az
the once OF the Museum where plan OF may
be seen, and further informs ion obtained -
New York dealers iesrous oil competing WIN tnei nelkh
bcr Of Philadelphia have opportunity 10 10 So ~ nv
king Application As above This undertaking. so novel IN It's
Character and II the largest and splendid room n he
Union Tor sucb purpose fail 70 be pohabe 10 all VINO
smhsrL In Ri be made al an early peod IN
snJ.r 20 a. =, sure an apartment n stand n2 2w gbr
S0TzR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES'
TEA TRAYS SC.
yUyHE SUI SCRIBER has just opened splendid assortment
az various patterns; Suspendng and Bracket
soars; Chandeliers with from 10 i've ghts 6it and
Brony randoes, Of entire paefns trimmed W h
English prisms ofthe finest usfre N sets aud pairs
oval pstterns which he offers for wholesale and retail
'p01 '"' mus JOHN W. MORGAN
i54 Fulton door east % Broadway.
n B-Wanted the above establishment, journey.
man lamp maker. MI lm'mc
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
AMUaEME ENTy.
PARK THEATRE.

MISS DELCY'S BENEFIT.
MI lSS DELCY hiss the honor announce that her
1u BENEFIT MONT
and lest night oi her engsgemsnt) will be FRIDAY
NEXT Dec 3h, whom viii be fo last ume)
Lucy OF LAMsiERMooR
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

A CARD.
NJ CHRISTIAN HUBER has the honor to announce that
lu his second and last Concert this city, his
dep rture for the South, will take place MONDAY
TUESDAY EVENING next, December 9th 9th, l8a3,
which he will be by The eminent talent
Full particulars IN future advertisement. dare
CONCEnT OF SACRED USIC,
A T. ST. STEPHENS CHURCH on Thursday Evening,
Mr. Raynors book Bowery, above Walker street,
Doors att Concert quarter before
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
!. symphony-Organ, Mr.. W. Coard, subject from the
Four Voiced Hymn by the Choir, God Speed the
3. Tenor soio-Mr. j. A. johassn iof 81. Thomas',J
Cujus Altman ........... ............ -. Rossni
Trio High Gu uardan of Misery Rossni
Treble Solo-A dy, Absalom' Geo H. Curtis
s. Quarteite, by the Choir Jerusalem, my glorious
Tenor soo-DT Cuyisr murray Street church,
chorus-Christmss Carol.Pcetry by Rev .''Oe''
PART H. : y = ''''A
l. Overture Organ-Four hands Messrs Bristow
and Curtis Les MartyH'. ..... Donizetti
Quarette, by the Choir, Hark above the
Bass soiOR Andrew. icf the A:cen:on Reel
tatiye and Air from the Creation >. 49,. Haydn
4. Quarette-Dr ". Cuyer aud Choir 'Komer's
Prayer before battle. e.....................
g. Chorus-Hallelujah to the God Of Israel Haydn
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, lo45
The members Of the democratic party IN Con-
gress met sst night in at the Capitol, or inc
purpose Of nominating persons for the various oces
in their gift Niney-eight members answered TO
their names, when the roll was called On the vote
being taken by tellers, for door-kesper, Mr. hoo'n-
son, Of this place, had 50 votes, and Mr.. Whitney,
OF Illinois. 54-thus making the aggregate vote OF
the meeting IO7, instead o. IS The trend OF Rob
inson. on this announcement, became dissausu-d,
and many OF them left the capitol under me impress
sion that fair play not pruciiceo towards him =
The fact of nine members more having been
announced rs present by the tellers tqau "hat
ans,yered on the rDf being caled, eNss
color to this lmputatlon, bat tnea there may have
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

CHE8NUT STREET TnEATRss.
PHILADELPHIA
Thursday Evening, December A,
Will be performed GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
Grandfather Whitehead, Mr. Jameson; Bob Lincoln Mr.
Shaw; Susan, Mrs Thayer.
To conclude with the drama Of the CARD DRAwER-Pryce
Knchela, Mr. q Jameson; Levy Madiaau, Mr. Dunn;
Marmaduke Dorgen, Mr. Fredericks Fanny Mclaughlin,
Miss A Fisher Judith, Mrs Thsyer. .
After which the farce Of the MARRIED BACHELOR-Sir
Charles Mr. Thayer: Sharpe, Mr. Owens; Grace, Miss
Fisher.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
BENEFIT OF BARNEY WILLIAMS,
and last appearance.
Thursday Evening, December 4,
Will commence with EMERALD ,LE; or, Ireland
Ragla Pat. Mr. Williams; Dan O'Carolan, MIR scott
Aher which, IRISH TUTOR-Doctor O'Toole, Mr. Will
liams.
To conclude with the MARINER AND MONKEY-Mari.
ner Mr. Wood; Monkey, Master Wood
Satur rday, Benefit If Mr. Stevens.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

|
Thursday, December 4.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK
OF THE
S E r E N A ID Z RS,
Messrs. GEHMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON
PELHAM WHITE
1dmission Iicenty- Five Cents
Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Office daily
10 A. NJ. till 5P. M
Doors open at7-Concert at IN o'clock n3o lwrc
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
172 BROADWAY, (between Broom and Grand Streets
o where and capacity both
male and female, are furnished FREE to employers
The characters of all Offering for situations will be strictly
examined before they leave the Office and but the
sober industrious and capable recommended allowed
engage to employers
Women men, girls and boys wishing employment Of
kind who satisfactorily the above character OBJ
tain good situ 'tions-no Others need apply nl9 1m*m
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

BOWERY CIRCUS.
JOHN TRYON. .......... LESSEE AND MANAGER
THANKSGIVING DAY AND EVENING,
THREE PERFORMANCES
En,ree BY Rockwell Stones Great Eoue.,r.n
lroupe Messn sergeant Nichols Niron Bacon, Hunting.
ton WILLIAMS Master Aymar, Old Dan Emmet, &c.
u Morning performances At 10 o'clock
Ate noon do a2o,clock.
Boxes 23 cents; PIT l2li Children half price da it.mc
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

10 engage TO empl0yers
Women men, girls and boys wishing employment Of
tain good stu tions-no Others need apply. nl9 1m-m
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED,
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
" all kinds Of superuons effects they wish dispose Of
such as Ladies and Gentemens Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms Furniture &c Gentlemen leaving returning the
city will find their advantage send Tor the ,ubsc ber
who pledges himself give fir price Tor all articles offered
tended TO Il. LEVENSTYN,
OFT 1m'mc 466 Broadway up stairs
TRIBUTE TO WORTH AND ENTERPRISE.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED committee OF citizens formed
meeting held the % instant, respectfully that
the ndomable efforts of Messrs Myers Draper
temps 10 resuxctae the drama the upper part Of the city,
and e restore to its woned fvor that old and popular
the "Rchmond Hill" We deem that than iced Of
emlty praise is due to Mssrs Myers Draper, for the
with which they have overcome all obstacles and difficult
will redeem all pledges heretofore given and that they will
render the Greenwich Theatre the favote Temple Of the Mu
IN our great emporium hereby tender 70 them
piimentary Benefit take place Monday Dec 8h 1896
aud hereby invite all fellow citizens join this lau
dable endeavor.
Tickets may be procured Of either Of the unde rsgned men,
hers OF the commitee-
+. A Talmadge Thomas D. Rice
j. : herman Brownell, George Fl Purser
Justus EaIle, Ihos. H. Blakeley, l67 Walk
VIM. r. Denman, l62 Varick erstreet,
street. John Clark, 3o2 Front street,
II p. Grattan, w. Dnnefotd,
Z. Vandurson, Charles y. Matthews,
James Mcdonald, John J. Hinkman,
William Allison William Apologize.
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GNETIC ETJTTD

WI Il I I L u .
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Britain has sufficiently lon. before the American pub
lie gives far trial Of its power and efficacy The PATENT
RINGS been found ali the purposes
for which the ordinary Gavanc Battery Electric and Mag
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The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect
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Bronchitis Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache lndiges.
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for the above complaints they equally be
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CRIsTIEs MAGNETIC FLUID used with the
Rings render their efficient action certain and direct the
Galvanc influence othe particular portions which affected
For certificates OF the Highest character regarding
the efficacy of the Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
made former they be
the office Only Agency in New York; 1874 Fulton
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A detachment from Baton Rouge, OF 70 men from
Companies "F." and {" G. )" of the Regiment under
The command of Lieut. Brtten, arrived here yesterday
on the Luda bound for Fort Jackson. detachment
from two Companies from jefferson Barracks
pected on the Missouri from ST. Louis.-7ropc, .aug