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OFFICIAL NorTcE. 1t appears from notice
from the U. S. Consul at Pointe Petre, Gau-
d4loupe, published by the Department of State
for the information of all citizens of the United
States trading to that harbor, that American
ships anchering outside of the Bar Of the Har.
Dor of Pointe a Petre are liable to seizure, and
further, that all American vessels laden with
building materials entering said port aud not
discharging their cargoes, have to pay the !8li
amount Of tonnage and port duties on their de-
parture.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

o. C4ATAP PEzETfFa, and PA1srfMsG OF
every aoscrpdo, exeertsd with great despass, az Ne.
1874 BALTIMORE sTREEr-ssch as
MAMMOTH BILLS Mech iars1 tAaa any other
H'h"Ai" p Office execnse.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING
STAGE g. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. SC
Indeed il IN needless W eBumerate, AZ we are pos
sessed OF .aczies for doing work. eeeFy Style and in
raphef unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

A GENTLE HINT. Young, one of the elders
of the Mormon church, gives the following hint
to some of his erring brethren: "Elders who 20
abroad and borrow horses or money, and run
away Herewith, will be cut off from the church
without ceremony; andt they need not look for that
lenity ,chich they haze had heretofore"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

u COCKEY. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
- Office (lae Stewart's) North of Lexington Mar-
ket, near Eutaw street, will draw INSTRUMENTS
OF WRITING, prepare INSOLVENT PAPERS, e1-
ecute COMMISSIONS and attend to all matters gem
orally connected with the duties OF his Office
fp in fri
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

IMPORTANT TO SEA CAPTAINS. We notice
by the English papers that reading room for
the use OF American sea captains has been
opened at No. go Waterloo-road, Liverpool, in
the building occupied by Messrs Harnden s
Co., the extensive American forwarding agents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

DGNPOPULAR LECTURES. The next lecture of
the course in the English Lutheran Church, Licking
street, will be delivered on TIllS) Monday EVE
MING oath inst, al n O'Clock, by the Rev. DR.. r. j..
BRRcKEsRIDGE. subject-"The influence of foreign
emigration into the United States upon their charac-
ter Institutions and destiny. Tickets admitting to a
single lecture p cts, to be had at the door. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

{H7- ATTENTION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
Baltimore Division, No |, will hold public meeting
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at "a
O'Clock, in the Rev DR.. Purviance's Church, in Bal
more near Cove street. The public are respectfully
invited to altendsevrra addresses may be expected,
and the principles of order fully explained. The
other divisions will please meet on Wedne saay eve
ming at 81 O'Clock, at the Hall of No. L. BY order,
fe24-3t JOHN X. GEORGE, X. S,
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O. HORACE GREELY'S LECTURE. The Gu
rators of the 'Muray Institute" have the pleasure
to announce that HORACE GREEIY, Esq, editor of
the New York "Tribune," will deliver Lecture be
fore the Institute, in the CALVERT-ST. CHURCH,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, February Goth. Sub
iect-''SoCIETY."
Tickets may he obtained at the Bookstores of Col.
Hickman, or Mr.. J. Il. Hanzche, and at the offices of
the Clipper Patriot and Sun
fel5-22 "a % ,26-5t J. SHRlGLEY, President.
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POPULAR LECTURES. The next lecture Of
the course in the English Lutheran Church,
Lexington street, will be delivered this evening,
by the Rev. R. J. Breckenridge. Subject
"The Influence of Foreign Emigration into the
United States, upon their character, institu-
tions and destiniesn
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BALL OF THE BALTIMORE CRY GUARDS
The third annual ball of this excellent company
will come off this evening, in the Hall of their
Armory, corner of Hanover and Lombard SITS.
1t promises to be a spirited affair; Murray's &C.
lebrated Cotllion Band is engaged for the &C.
casion,
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4 INGARD,s HISTORY OF ENGLAND,

D.
~ The American edition of the History of England
by the Rev'd d. lingard, being exhausted, a new
and revised one liz being published in London
under the immediate supervision of the author who
has made many important additions 10 it, which rem
ders 1t III great measure new work. The under
signed IL making arrangements to publish it at price
30 reasonable that persons in every situation will be
enabled To possess copy of work which has n rrpu-
taon high to enlitle it 10 be considered one Of
the best Histories of England that has been written
G- prospectus Of the plan will in short time be
laid before the public for their patronage, by
f. LUCAS, JR., Publisher,
fe2i 10 Market-St., Baltimore,
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Howard DIsTRIcT COURT. A bill has pass
ed the Legislature to change the time of the
sitting of this Court, from the second to the
third Monday in March. The law does not
go into operation until ls4G. The next term
of the Court commences on the second Mon
day in March,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

NAVAL. The U. S. frigate Congress, Com
Voorhees,, and U. S. frigate Rartan, arrived at
Rio on the Sd ult. from Montevidco. The U.
S. brig cambridge was also at Rio at the same
time. U, S. ship Vandalia sailed from St. Do
mingo city on the 25th ult for Aqua. U. S. frig-
ate Potomac arrived 9TH inst. from Port-au-
Prince. U. S. steamship Princeton went to
sea from New York Oh Friday, The officers
of each of these are reported to be well.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

IMPORTANT DECISION IN ILLINOIS. The Su-
preme Court of Illinois has decided that all the
children born of French slaves in that State
since the ordinance of 1898, are free. This
will destroy and wipe away every thing like
slavery in Illinois. The bench was divided,
seven being in favor of the opinion, and two
AGAINST it,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

SABBATH School EXHIBITION. 1t will be
seen by a notice in another column, that the
Sabbath School attached to the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, corner of Pitt and Aisquith sts.,
will have an exhibition this evening, in said
church. The exercises will consist of singing,
recitations, and dialogues, based upon the sub
iect of Temperance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

1y- AMERICAN REPUBLICANS. All those in
favor Of organizing the American Republican Party
requested 10 attend town meeting, to be held at
Roses American Republican Head Quaters, Qale
Military HallD North Gay street, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 26ih inst, at II O'Clock. BY request of
ft2O.6t SEVERAL OF THE PARITY.
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BoMBARDMENr OF MoNTEyIDEo. Advices
from Rio Janeiro to Jan. Sd, bring information
from Montevideo TO Dec. 18th, announcing that
Gen. Oribe botnbarded the town on the 18th,
but with little success.
The news from Rio Grande is, that battle
was fought on the 18th of November, between
ITO Imperial troops and 100 rebels. 1t re-
suited in the defeat of the latter, who left on
the field 100 killed, and nearly 500 prisoners,
including So officers, the Secretary ofthe Trea-
sury of the Republic, with great quantity OF
munitions of war, and 800 horses. Only three
of the Imperialists were wounded.
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From the Philadelphia Daily Sun.

APRIL IUIh, 1914.
Mr.. John "A. CentreH-Dear Sir,-Having been af-
icted for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole Of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsapar-
la, restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong when a
boy.
thought it n duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make public.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

o. MESSRS. EDITORS-We would state that the
MONUMENT described in your paper of Thursday, by
friend ''Proritiles" Is for sale Also, smaller
one, with some Cemetery Scrolls and other grave
stones of new patterns, aud choice variety of MAR
BILE MANTELS-all of which we offer very low.
IL Yours, DAVID & ALEX. MAXWELL.
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bEOsIERY. UNDER-sHIRTs. &c.

Ill a ANUS LOVEJO4, No. l2l BALTIMoRE-sT.,
has a large assortment of HOSIERY of all kinds;
Woollen, Merino, Silk and Cotton UNDER-SH SHIRTS
and DRAWERS; heavy American Silk SHIRTS and
DRAWERS; Ladies' Silk and Merno VESTS; chill
dren's Merino do all sizes; fine Woollen Yarns;
Knitting Cottons; Parsons Spool Cotton; 1'itey's
best Patent Threads; Ball and Sken Cotton; Cotton
Frinres: &c fe24
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Mu.EuM-Prdtt ST. 1t will be seen by ad-
vertsen.tnl hat Mr.. jackson takes a benefit at
the WashLs ,,L Museum, Pratt street, tonight
The entertainments are varied, and will doubt
less ensure a crowded house.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

0g-A CARD. The members Of the Patapsco Fire
Company acknowledge the kind attentions of the ia
miles OF Mrs Ringgod and MIR. Randall in furnishing
them with fail supply of REFRESHMENTS after the fire
III Calvert street, on Saturday evening last 1t
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90 NOTICE-RELIEF OF THE POOR. The
various committees appointed by the several Wards
for the Relief of the Poor respectfully invited
meet THIS EVENING, the oath inst. at O'Clock, at
the room OF the Fire Department, in the City HALL,
TO make the usual necessary arrangements. 1t
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rt,te.ssas5 4ssse.'ECstran,
AHD BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, FEs. "a, ls45.

To orr READERS. No doubt many o' our tea"eis
were al a loss 10 know why the foreign news "hich
appeared in this paper Friday morning. was re-
inserted on Saturday. A few words VIII efp'a'h'
The immense increase in cur addition co"pt'S w 10
20 to press at AN early hour al night 'ns before tue
arrival of the Eastern mail, and consequent! ''e
news which may be- received by II only appears III
norton nc IN. edition OF the succeeding morning
This was the case an Friday, and in order to supply
Ihsse who were not furnished with It on that morn
ing il was re-inscrted Saturday, but through mis-
take appearcd IN the whole edition. This e1plana-
ton we hope will also be satisfactory to those Of orr
readers who fail to receive other items OF news IN
serted at late hour of the night. PapeI5 with III
III ni>hed circulation may give, IN their whole edlu"h
thr next morning. the full account of ire or some
other occurrence in distant section Of the city, but
we ind il 10 be utterly impossible, without delaying
The reception OF the paper by its thousands OF readers
10 a late hoHI in the morning. And perhaps II VIII
not he anss here to remind advertisers that would
BE- 10 their interest bring their advertisements in at
AN early hour in the day, as to insure their inser
ton in our entire editiOn-he country a. well as city
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

CHARLESTON RACES. The races over the
Washington Course at Charleston, commenced
on Wednesday last. The first race was for
sl5oo-s3Oo of which to the second best horse
a mile heats. The race was won by Col.
Hamptsn's bay mare Sally Morgan, beating
Eutaw. Regent broke down in the first heat,
Hero and Trustee were withdrawn, and Ore
gon dstanced. Time, 7.5s-s.o6. The Sec
ond race for 500, mile heats, was won by Col
Williamson's bay fly Mary Wynn.
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FHNRIUMPHART AND GLORIOUS TIMES
IL AT TUCKER s. BRO office on Saturday last
Our old patrons reapng the reward of their patronage
prizes can be had $1,000 in pac kage of half tickets
Sl00O III quarter ticket, and $500 sold to CT
tizens at our lucky office. Also $500 we sent to Har-
ford co., Md, and $3.50 to Kent CO., Md both in half
tickets on certificate. Call and for yourselves
TO-DAY, $l2,OD0 and $4,000 capitals-tickets S.,
Ia drawn ballots
Drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery, Odd are
"a so 66 g. 81 81 43 30 46 Al ID Ga 929
II. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Snacn
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MUSEUM. The performances at this fash
ionable place of amusement, which have been
SO we'll patronised during the past week, will
be continued, with nightly changes, consisting
of dramatic, musical, and other performances.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

DISTRESSING MORTALITY. The Rev. Fer.
dinand Jacobs, his wife, child and nurse, all
died on the night of the list ult. at Yorkvile,
S. c., of an affection of the lungs, known as
pneumonia Mr.. Jacobs was pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, and principal of the Fe-
male Academy of that place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24
SAMUEL KIRK
Yours, respectfully,

ItnTH COatts street,.
l7-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tail, in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green Streets at the s. w. of west Baltimore
and Green-sts. fel2
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INDEPENDENT LIGHT DRAGONS,
IL ATTENTION! Parade on THURSDAY, the 27th
inst at o'clock, p. NJ, at the Washington Monu-
ument, in fall winter uniform with arms and equip
ments in complete order. By order,
fed 81 GEO REILLY O. 8.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Amsteraam-Ship Superb, 18th March.
For Valparaiso and Guayaquh-Barque Hortensia.
despatch.
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HEALTH OFFICE, February II, 1874.
Report Of interments she city Of Baltimore ov ta<
peek, ending Monday morning, viz:
Scarlet fever II; Consumption ID Stlborn .; By
blows |; Catarrhal fever 3 Dropsy of the brain /,
Unknown adult 2; Group ]; Pleurisy Il Influenza /;
Inflammation of the brain /; lniantle unknown 5;
Old age i Organic disease of the heart ,; Apopexy
Abscess |; Congestion Of the brain l. Palsy l; Con
vulsions |. Total 49,
Under yea n,d Between and 81
90 and 81. Above 81, Pas.
Males, 30; females, 2s--45. OF which number
were coorcd persOns-5 free, slaves.
By order, EDWARD P, ROBERTS,
Clerk to the City Commissioners.
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SAILING BAYS OF THE syPEAM SHIPS,
IRON LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA.
Hibetnia, Feb. 4, Mar. |
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. A lot of
-hD GROUND, 30 by 100 feet, eligbIy situated in
Eden street, between Bank and Cough SITS, ION the
east sde,) large enough TO make two excellent build
ing lots, will be sold low if early application is made
TO EPH: V. DAILY,
1e22-lW At this Office.
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Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Risk on package only SIT.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
Z, drawn Feb. 22-lowest prize SO:
"a 8 so Sc 60 81 81 43 80 46 al ID "a %
n3- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
II Baltimore, Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-24

HNL LUCK. FLETCHER & CO., No. Hol-
Il day st, now the Head Quarters for prizs in Bat-
more. The 4th capital prize of $3.50 in Saturday
lottery, drawn TO comb 10 Al 49, cashed by us i'm
mediately after the drawing; and of the small cap
itals 10 comb 10 al 81. Beat this.
Drawn Nos. class y Feb. 22-lowest prize SO.
"a so sc 81 81 81 40 - 46 Al 10 81 30
THIS DAY, $l2 600, $4,000 high capitals, &c.-7s
Nos. Id ballots.
Here's fine chance. Tickets SIS, qrs. 81 a5.
Orders from abroad should be directed to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
1t Baltimore, Md
ENIVE OF THE CAPITALS SOLD AT
IL SGH0OLFlELD cos. on Saturday last
They sold to Nos. so 66 prize of $780, to patron
of Chambersburg Pa. Nos. 81 Al 66 prize Of 500.
Nos 30 46 and Al Dc Cd, each good prizes sold to CT
tzens. Nos. AZ 81 S4o whole ticket, sent to Lees
burg, Va.
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class :, drawn Feb'y %
81 s so S6 90 81 81 40 % As Al 10 "a . 30
Consolidated Lottery, class "a.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of sls coo 81 prize of s34tS
10000 20 1000
l 1000 40 " 200, sc.
Tickets S.; halves 81; quarters II; eghths 81.
In which SchOOlield 4 Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 26 whole tickets for $780, halves 3 quar-
tiers II So which will contain every number that goes
in the wheel. For the capitals apply TO
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firstofice from Baltimore street.
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"GERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ Packages! Packages. Packages! This is GER
tainly the best way to obtain high prize. We sold
last week 30 three drawn Nos, and only of the No
were sold on single tickets. This we think is enough
to prove the assertion And we do most earnestly re
quest all who are in want of the need(u to give the
EGERTONS' call. and go in for package. Satur
day we sold snsg prizes, one of 5lO5O and one of
$3.50, both in packages.
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. 24-75 Nos. IA ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize of S24i5
l0,O00 % &c 1000
1900 40 I" 200 SC.
Tickets S5-slares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner SOuth-st and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce ana Pratt streets.
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S2k sHS = DOLLARS 10 be distri-
20 buted This bay in Prizes

from $4,000 TO 5000 Per drawings of the Maryland
Lottery, class = the beauty of $780, in whole tick
ct, sold to gentleman from Columbia, Pa; of $500,
in package Of quarters, sent to Charleston, s. C
of $500; and of $50 each, sold to citizens.
THIS DAY draws the Md Consolidated Lottery,
class 24-78 Nos. and IA ballots-T0 be drawn at 81
O'Clock.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of Sl2,OOO prize of S2445
10000 90 1000
1000 40 500 &C.
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&13.OODAASS.BPssV, o 10 S:n. Draws

1900 A AsB s,S nS Sons 1is%s
ed Lottery class No. 24-7S Nos, IA ballots, splen-
did scheme fol the price of tickets, where tkere are
ID prizes in each package Of 26 tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
l prize OF $ 20uV | prize of S2445
lO,0uO ~ " 1000
4,ooo 40 GOOSE.
Risk on package of 26 quarters only ST. So For
the prizes call oil Miller s. Co. where was sold no
ess than three No tickets in the Female Seminary
Lottery drawn last Saturday for small outays made
prize corner, No 1888 Baltimore ST. cor. st. Pauls
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets, ap-
ply to the old established and most fortunate office of
MILLER co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos of the Nd Lottery, class 7, drawn
Feb. 22-owest prize SO:
"a & 50 81 So 81 81 40 80 40 Al - Cd ~
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Brem. ship Schiller, Johansen, Bremen, Schaer 8
Kuster.
Barque Archibald Oracle, Rice, Barbados, Lam
bert l. Mackenzie.
Br. brig Somerset, Williams, Demarara, j. C. Yates,
Schr Maria, Latourette, New York, |. Mankin.
Schr Dorchester, Phillips, Norfolk and RichmonI
T, HOoDer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
TIE STRUGGLE IL THIS CITY.

During the progress Of the canvass. We mad
liberal quotations from The Star, (nrulra, shew
inq The diversified and Imaginable movements an
counter. movements Of the Two Wing factions j
this city. The battle is now over, and we age
call this same neutral organ Ia testify 10 lhpily
sent state oi The game. The Star th!nalc hi
His oil The Whis fight and The l,,fhat Journal
umrh. II is hu' proper 10 Sslr',%rlnq the certain
made a s''a' l"". ,}1MSr. ll'houid lay" fse"'
e.,c:ll;e ,iiar !, was lator"i SiSyphi> If lh"i
Gentleman 10 have oveicmc, not only Texas,
which overwhelmed Mr. LAY, AMI Frustrated
The whole Wing party" 1T the fro 'ofgans 81
Mr.. LYONS (as the Wing us pleased 10 enti'ie
The Conpi.er and onrstlrO Hear he Stai
commentary upon The resui'
awe have no recolleciont any political exl'c-
ment in This quarter for ihgasi nine years, llia'
could be said 10 equalthat wlch now prevails here;
There has been Il higher fer % enthusiasm, anu
there has been deeper teeng N revulsion; bu'
nothing like The connictingjnensa deep SenSa-
lion Of The present moment. The Democrats are
n,acidlv ba ppy The Whiai al civil var. III
nmnh is seen upon one sit anarchy upon he
other
"Tbe machinery which rs operated 10 manu-
fac,nrc Ills condition ni hb.s has been ch'rhy
worked hv The Wings ihe,S"lves Texas h's
,l,n,. nnnch--hnl the Igor. Sqnall,ir has done
moro ami The probability is thai w hIg liS''h'
sions have helped Inc Depocrals farther i'f-
ward in one campaign, rhatycars Of hard nahie
comLl have done. So elale lire they, mat ihcv
now confidently expect 10 arry ibis '.ibraita'
in five wears. and iheTraar hold the iortleSs
themselves. Ii really isa v7Y lnhny condition ol
things. n.
cuerreoype view Of The leer-s that lf'Vai' l'eIe'
we select Inc remarks nllhc aifee political papers
ri his civ. The Enqu'et, i VIII lie sse'l'
sneaks in The compacehi ini satis''e" 'ohe y :
victor. ,:o.,n, ,oooA =
ch,r.i u ;. delaat whrc victory has 50 long held
tar ,,.rcb. lie norly il confusion by The union 81
~, c;on w;,h ha Emery in hc moment ci battle,
H., ,,a;n hody II ,heaTmy scattered, and fc ON
~, IT.. - no Ju., hnrah the feet Of those who
b par h.r,e FOUGHT .or and upheld il, The Wing
n", II s,rono an, decided terms, which we az
Pe. M!ye come now /, the Compiler, which We ind
;, ar snrnrise profoundly plunged at this mo-
neni in literary di.nisiions, selIiins ..le ahan'
o. Eurone dabhlingin matters and things gene
VI II rhnllv inc onscious that the very pii-
lars Of It's party are catered and iumh,ns aoou y
lis ears j is one inc n ,he 'G ben5y heat Of
brown study abs'ral'on IN me neaay nss and
ha,,Ie'c.d where i aspifes 10 I've leader aM
oa,,o;n thai we haze ever seen. II gives tlie
whole fieh:, incident and all IN hfe da1 one-sAun
E,,rs three and one-hird Of which embrace 'n'
condition ofthe weather, only. We copy H. now,
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