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THE cHERokEEs.

The following extract from paper published on
the borders of The Cbeyoks, co,,n,rv and within
,bi,,v mia. ., ~. 80 a..
$50" " '"e s'ehe o' outrage "u'oa'es 'u''
'nef violence among that unhappy people. The
Cherokees IN this city, we understand believe in the
rumor of Ta-ka-tau.ks,s DAN and .,,..,.;, an.
-, 60, '"s '"'e''',,' '''
soo"'y aPp'e"''''o"S 'or Tue future IL, as Is
supposed, the buildings burnt are on the Arkansas
side of the line, the interference of the citizens of
,h., Stat. = 80. - 4. ...h..a.a
sY,> " - Npp's"'"U'
ihe interests OF humanity cry aloud upon
government TO put an end TO the existing state
Of things in the Ch,,ok.s oo,n,,v hv ,hs ,,os,
p. ~ 'O'
P'o"P' anu '"eisouo measures
James Starr, At will be recollected, was promi-
nent member of the treaty party, who. with his in
fan, so,. WINS 40 inb,msnlv mn,d.,.d on ,hs Orb a,
ny.-.~-p--,-.. -, - :
No'e"oer last, oy al armed oandi'u' Less than
this act of retaliation could not have been expected
in the absence of all legal measures 10 punish his
on,d.r.r.
From the Van Bursn (Ark) Intellixencer
AsornER INDIAN MusDE&.-We learn that Ia
atauka the leader Of the polics the time Of the
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Linnman Botanic Garden and Nursery,
LITE OF VIM PRINCE, Deceased, FLUSH
Ing, L. L. NEAR NEW YORK.

Il and celebrated Nursery, known as Princes,
and exclusively designated by the above title for
nearly fifty years, offer for sale more extensive
variety Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Vines, Plants, &c, than can be found in any other
Nursery in the United States and the genuinene Of
which may be depended upon; and they will un.
remttingy endeavor to merit the confidence and
patronage Of the public, by integrity and liberaity
in dealing, and moderation in charges.
Descriptive catalogues, with directions for plant
ing and culture, furnished grais application, pos
paid, and orders promptly executed.
WINTER e. CO., Proprietors.
Flushing, l.. l., March, 1916
Orders received by ]. F. CALLAN, Druggist,
corner Of and 7lh streets, Washington, from
whom catalogues may be had.
March ~ ,roauuouy
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"ATTERS!-M. ii. STEVENS g. EN-
IL MONS, g. 2 Browns Hotel, wishing
TO present everything new and tasty in their line.
and in accordance with the suggestion of number
of their fashionable customers, have supplied them
selves with Betbs &. Cosiar's spring style Of hats
Having now a full assortment Of this as well Al
Leary & Co.'s style, gentlemen can have an oppor.
tunity of comparing and deciding between the ema.
nations Of these fashionable houses.
To the Questionable, still continue to sell ou,
out of style hats from 30 to IS per cent less than
regular prices.
M. II. STEVENS g. EMMONS.
(late o. Fish & Coz
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n message was received oy congress on Monday
last, from the President Of the United States,
communicating a correspondence between the
e..,. - r. p.,;.l -.
10 inc excess Oh uuues winch nave peeh charged oy
both countries beyond the terms of the treaty OF
1915 TIL. wbol. matter b,, beer nn;cablv sd;us,.
y. .. a.. -. - ..,L ..,.,-;.. -.
", a"u' '" '"e "o"o' VI oV'' 'oN"''o'' no 'ei''''
difficulty was made by either government in respec-
lively rembursing the excess of the duties The arti-
Gle ON which we claimed reimbursement was the rough
10. .aa, or,h. .o,,h.,n s,.,.. ,,h;,h 90, -
NV W " 'U '1' 81
eminent COMMENDED should not nave been charged al
higher rate than the rice imported into Great Britain
from the ives, coast of Africa. The British govern.
- a..
p ps !. .0,.,;a. -. ~.
49,. = ,e,, ~. ps;,;-h .as.-., 1891 - !.
:. -, -,
lusuoe OF inc P''n''p'e ~n''h VIC anu
to lay the same duty on the rough rice OF Africa and
America. 1t Twas Mr.. Stevenson who conducted
,h;, n.oo,;,,on - s,cc.s.6l rssnI, a. .nne,,, hui
','' :" y 49, Nfr~N ~
'he ioho~'ng "reminiscences
Richmond Enquirer, Nor. &c, l64l.-"it is with
much pleasure we understand that, after negolia-
lion of two or three years. Mr.. Stevenson has sue
the rice question to satisfaction. The following
annunciaton upon this subject appears in the last
National lntelligencer:
sOrrrcrAI..-We learn that by decision of the
Lords of the Treasury, rough rice, or paddy, will
hereafter be admitted into the kingdom of Great
Rritain on the novment of a dutv Of one pennv ner
onarter. until i shall be otherwise ordered bv Par.
lament which change is not expected to take place
"This measure has been carried by Mr.. Steven
SON after long and protracted negotiation. bv his
own exertions 1t was one of the last services Of his
ministry. The commission is said to have been
Granted under the auspices of Lord Aberdeen.
ru,..,, g., M. T,I..,. ,,...,a. az ,o,,,,n;-
ahaaa,,;,S 49, oon,, of o"rrasnn,donos ha,a,aar
s NJ S,sr~ no ga "a p,Iu'arsiou ,'non ,h
WI ,ns"n,;", 80 sana., as ~. ,h". ,N S,s,".
If ne r;cs dntes which resuI,ed bonorablv 10 The
=. ."o c., .a;n cd aduan,anao's,, ,hs
II s:..S S,.,.s, ;, ' 'N'' """se'"''' " ''
o, NV s,a' --c
Inc following IS copy Of the order ISSUED on
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L>RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
IL &C., &c.-Having the agency Of nearly all
the best nurseries in the United States, can furnish
fruit and ornamental trees, shrubbery plants, &C..
&c. from any Of them that may be preferred; at all
of which they will be packed when required, so as
to 60 safely any distance by railroad or steamboat.
Catalogues sent to all applicants and all the orders
will receive as prompt attention as if sent direct
to the nursery On hand, several thousand trees
of the most approved kind fruit and ornamental)
for sale cheap, and warranted.
March 25 ]. +. CALLAN.
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ID EMARKAB CRIMINAL TRIALS.
N Translated from the German, by Lady Duff
Gordon
Dwight's Theology, 4 vols. octave.
The Young Duke, by d'IsraelI, complete, IS cts.
Received and for sale by F. TAYLOR.
March 26.
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DOLAND.-The undersigned, Polish political
Il refugees, residing in the city of New York,
having been informed that Gaspar Toch,nan IL COL
lectng subscriptions for the purpose of forming a
society called the "Polish-clav onian," and that he
is about to apply to the legislature for charter for
said society, desire to inform the American public,
that we Individually are not connected with said G.
T. in the formation of such society and collecting
subscriptions or donations; that we do not recog-
Mise his right to use the Polish name for that purpose
and that we cannot permit the noble sympathies OF
the American public, for the just cause of Poland to
be thus imposed on by one individual without pub
lcly protesting against It.
by the American people for unhappy Poland, we
cherish the most grateful feelings, and value it
our dearest heritage now that our father-land 10
betted from among the nations Of the earth; but we
do not think it advisable at the present time, under
the pretence of forming society and buying books,
to call on American friends for any further contri-
buttons New York, March 81, 1876.
Here follow numerous names, which can be seen
in original at No. 3l0 Broadway:
severyn Cichowski, August Romanow.ki,
yotef Wodzinski, Ludwik Majewski,
Julian Fontana, Karol Bcres.
Karol Tutzsnski, Edward Kanski.
Sylvester Dobrzanki, Hypolit Kans<i,
Julian Rozenfeld, Ssnislsw Kaminski,
Charles Kwiatkowski, S.A. Kohn,
Andr. Kurxewski, Gsspar Filipczuk,
lgnscy Suhsk, Stefan TemasEwski,
Mchsl Mrozinkewiez, Bszyi Gotkowski,
Jozef Gorski, Alexander Dudah,
Teodor Olszewski, Tomasz Kowalewski.
Emeryk Wengrrynowicz, Franciszek Petranow-
Wilhelm Wincentowicz, ski,
Jskob Sulewski, j. Cxsrnowski.
Jozef Dryniewicz, Numa p. Lepkowski,
Matheusz Krswozynski, Pivtr Kowalewski,
March 2e-l
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A MUsEMENT ATCARUsps SALOON

CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.-On Thurs
~ day afternoon, I'd April, at 5 o'clock, | will
SELL in front Of my store very splendid LOT OF car
riages-viz.
Rockaways, with standing and falling tops,
Square, close carriages, for six persons,
Bugges, with and without tops,
Doctors phetons and barouches,
l very splendid clarence carriage for six persons,
very large and superior close coach,
9 large close rockaway carriages,
Several second hand carriages,
Together with variety of double and single
harness. VIM. MARSHALL,
Auctoneer.
March 26-3t
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March Sb---J
WANTED.-Permits, issued by the Secretary
wv of War, to locate lands in the mineral dis
trict of Lake Superior, not yet located, and now
within the year from their date.
CLARKE g. QUANTRILL.
March 26--dQw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18
PROTESTANT I\NiNUlBLES."

Under this ,iile. "A volunteer company OF lnianir ,
numbering "a men, has Ueen raised IN Juneshoruugh,
J,un, sste, and leudercd liseti loG Immediate service
upon two rather remarkable cond itlon5. Firsl, that The
ir.sid, nj is mol t., appoint over them a Roman Cathode
Priest as Chaplain-and secondly, thai Generals Scorr
md GAINES are uut 10 be Superseded by the appointment
uf new MaJ1r Generals, from paruzan considerations.
0i This corps, The Editor Of HE ,Jonpsburuugh Wing.
the Rev. Mr.. BRowNLoW, though earnestly lmploring
10 be allowed 10 serve as a private, has been elected the
LIST Lieutenant. The " hls says The Democrats raised
a company Of cavalry, knowing that no more mounted
men would, or could, be accepted by the Governor. The
''Prntestant lnvIncIbleo'' are all Wings, and we need
not tell our readers that Their political opponents charge
them with placing their Offer upon conditions " hicfl en-.
sure It's REJECTION. This is tie FIRST instance which has
come under our observation oi party politics minslins
with the Efforts To raise volunteers.
tJ lfslnla has been called upon To hold in reads
mss three Regiments Of Volunteer Infantry. The
oIlc 10 coine forward and enroll themselves. There
seems to be a remarkable backwarIness in duinL so.-
The Mechanic Artillery of this town and one or Two
companies elsewhere have rendered their services.
We question il one hundred and fry volunteers have
been raised in the whole STATE. lIis bach wardness
Contrasts strangely with the enthusiasm displayed in
other parts OF lhe country. Virginia was MT, in days
that are past, wont TO be behihd her sisters, when CALI
ed upon ~ vindlcate the honor Of the country. The
'lIaturlness which has manifested Itself is at once a Gu
Illus and moriIiylne fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

o. Henry Clay, tr., is iieutenao, Colonel of one
ofihe Regiments vi Kentucky Volunteers. about 10 pro
coed IL Mexico. The Youngest son oi Daniel Webster
is raising u company Of Volunteers IN Boston. A sun
Of Senator Cfiiltnden Is a Captain IN the regiment ol
l.. ;. Mounted Il ilrmen.
several distinguished Wings are conspicuous Tor their
2al in he Wesl. Gen. Leslie Conbes. Col. BalIlle
Ptylou. Ex senator Foster, TX Governor jones, Mr.
de Buys. Of louisiana, Mr.. Baker, VI. c.. from Hi
nois, and many oulsls. ae all al this moment, IN ser.
wee.
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UNIVERSITY OIL NIR.INlA.

We call attention tn the nolice oi the meeting Of The
Alumni Of This Institution, to taxi place oo the eth inst
Arrangements have been made 10 give great eclat to the
occasion. and a large number Of The Alumni is rNpectcd
10 attend. The Commencement lakes place "a the
%Jlh inst, and will posscSs efeal interest. High eNp,o
la'lons are %Indnlaed as 10 the address 10 be delivered by
Mr.. BARBouG, before the Alumni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

e.. There are fresh rumofs OF intended changes in
the Cabinet. Mr.. Buchanan Is 10 succeed Mr.. Mes
Lane, or 80 upon the Bench OF the Supreme Count. aud
he succeeded, l., the 9artnent OF Nlalr. by Mr.. Rich.
ard Rush. Mr.. Bmcfolt Is To % abroad aud his seat
10 be Ii led by Nj. ~li1yw"od, ii \. c. We rh0k 1t not
]ouIhely Sone changes may be effected IN he cuurse Of
the sumueG.
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BDB'ssE'.

/ Is earnestly ic.afel. by die Trustees ofrlla Pres
a hYler'an horyln2 GmuuI. laat all PERSONS. win,
are indebted t.fl HE purchase oi lnl>. III winch relations
and trends have h'1u inferred. VIII ctme forward md
pay iaf them aHl yet lheIr deeds Ia lle sauua# The
Trustees are nn" having the Grave lard Lad eli. and
tie walks improved, aud require all he money nat rs
enc Ia enable them Ia eeu plrlo tao improvement aud
'htlehy Tender the same an agreeable and pleasant place
10 the living.
those " h. desire Il LAKE Its would do well In visit
the b1aVe \ ard, slnrel1, Improvement has cuumenrrd-
and They cannot br uIllefn Use than plea,tI. The TINS
tees have appointed the subscriber their agrnt Ia receive
all money that are OF may BE- due them. IT. vii. m
all coses. make thc tights rs sum MS The npncy Is. p,n.
l ne attention al ADMINISTRATORS and Executors. whose
l'sIatafs are INFERRED III the Gnye Wand Is caIIalto Tins
notice. Should ios nmain unpaid rr they viii b. J4
posed of again. &c. MORRISON
JUNE Is
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Oar readers are already aware of the revo ulion cs
icied. at the last election, in the politics of New llamp
shire. The Wing candidate for the office ot Governor,
IoLBy, not havin. a NJ iJolity OF the whole, The election
desolved upon the Legislature, winch met a te. days
since. Colby has been ;h0yep Governor by a large
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MARKETS..

fRipAy, June y, 1916.
TOBACCO-inspec,ions very full, prices of all de.
-criplions from - GEMS to one dollar lower. We have
rarely known more apathy IN The market. We quote
Lugs at s. - Ia , -; common Leaf, s. 50 10 8 Sc;
Mlddliug, ii OO 10 . OO; Good and line manufacturing
50 5Olo 10. Very lew binds. selling above $40. Good
and fine Slemmlng al from 81 10 $40.
FLOUR-Saies at s. S7i
WHEAT-NUthlns doing as the mills have stopped
grinding,
Great dulloess prevail; in every departmen. OF trade.
CoRN-65 cents per bushel, and the market well
WHEAT O%FFAL-Bmn l4c; Shorts 20c; brown
stufls SOC; ship sluis 30 cs.
OATS-4D a 45 Cts. per busheI from wagons and
railroad; 36 cents from Vessels.
BRANDA-Oiard, Dupuy 4 Co... 81 2Ja2 50; 4.
Selguelle 81 -; Imitation 30 a 50 cts, Slz,fdc 5! 81
); Peach 50 cts. Il 81.
RuM-New England. in barrels, &c.
WlllSktA-23a23a cents IN bDi-, 25c in h!ids.
PRONlolONS-rew Bacon, G.a7e; Baltimore sides
GiGac; Shoulder 45a5c.
LARD-63A7!.
burTER-Mounfaio, frkin, l2al5 cents per h
Fresh Butter lGa20 els.
CATrLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross weight
S. 25a3; nett ga! 80, Mutton, s. per head.
COfFEE-SupplIes ample, sales moderate; RIO -
as. els. Tor new crop; 81. Domingo 646. cents Laguyfa
SaS 3 s cts; Java ga II cts.
TEAS-lnpcral - cts. a 81 % cts. per b.; Gun
powder 50 els. a 81 p els per lnj Back 25lGor.
MDI.ASStN-tu ba Edl&o cents ID lhds.; y, Ut
leans, III oils. Zol30c, IN hhds. 21a2S; Porto Rico 2Ja
Is. iar old, III hhds, new % u 80 GEMS.
FLAX >FED-$i I2s.
SuGARs-N. Orleans 5.aG.; Porto Rco 7as; 81.
CroA : &. none l. market. DuuDle f,Lned Loaf "a
gars ~; Common Gall g.
GLOVER oEED-oales nearly over for the season,
prices s. %.
OlL-Winte- Sperm 70alo0c; Whale 31alI0 cents;
bleached do t5l5j, l.insred IS a 10.
COIION-Gsa. cts. pen 10.
CANDiES-TaIlow Salo5; sperm 2Sa 81 lluI's
Patent l24al3 cts. per ID.
G~lN-Nmencan 3Or; Holland s. per gal.
~HsDES-Gfecn 4545lc. per IDi spanish ~ a u
cents.
lRON-pjg Iron s2si92; sNeies 395 per toni En-
glish sSjaJo, Trele.ar 5l00.
N~AlLS-l4al5c.
L~lME-SIslI. from store.
pLAlSIEK-Lunp Plaster trm HE wharf s. -,
Basin bank 81 50, tierccs 500 lbs. ground, 81 70, On
Bisln.
RlCE-5a53c per H., and scarce.
SALI-Fom the wharf 81 5j-s'oTe 81 Goa 81
IS.
sIIOT-5.a5,c per 10.
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81 The Naval free, al present in the Gull of Next
go, CONSISTS oi thrce tngatcs, llIee corvettes, three bugs
and Two steamers, carrying IN all 292 guns aud 2Gol
men. II boubarlmenl OF Nera Cruz Is contemplated,
there will be a necessity of largely increasing the squad
ron. Il IS nov luadt quale to maintain the blockade Of
The poris mentioned III Commodorc CoNNrR's proclama
ton. Several smaller vessels. including ilevenue cutters,
have been ordtI red to the Gull.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

O. Il is fnmortd HAT JOINS X lkASf, Of Philadel~
pima, has been Nominated by Tie President. a. Jodrr ul
the Eastern District u Pennsylvania, III place u Judge
RArpAiL. deceased.
The name OF this gentleman is familiar 10 The public
ear, as the CORRESPONDENT to whom was addressed The
larous Ieter by Mr.. Pix, during the canvass oil 1874.
ny whlcl' the people ol Pennsylvania were made to be
lItve the WrIl,T was II friend oil a protective Iafltl.
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University Of Virginia.

TE,iIE SOCIETY ii ALUMNI ot the 'niVetslly o'
VIRGINIA will hold lis reat lar annual meeting, at The
fniytrsuy.#o on SATURDAY. the 27th INST. On
Monday. the 29,h. an orsllon viii be J,lveIed before iAs
Society hv Il. J. Barbour, Esq.
June l5
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lpERA

Capt. Richard G.. Morris, OF Amherst connry. VII De
liver a Temperance Address. ntXt Sunday, june 2lsf,
1916, at Providence ttu5rh, on HE l.Nuchbulg aud
Canpa'Il Court House Turnpike road, 5 mllas from
IL ncltburQ.
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&0"a--.5...ss - o.s sosss Gu.Y. y
1YI0uPSOA"S COMPOUND SYRUP

#illNCE The first inlradnelion Of this popular remedy
y 10 ps5tc nafief inlte fall If 1919, Tar Mixture
and npsltluy of every kind aud name have strung up.
t4i are palurd Il. an the reputation Vt Ibis excellent
medicine, e are aa>erefing Invalid; the propietJrs lnixs
IL las Aah tHfIA "a render them popular and secure
aaIas. l. uHi deesl we'd and avoid every medicine pur-
ffiHI t5e4ntIa iat, except the original pfeparaiion.
/ h'm4 a3a'a t9afalud syrup lar and Wood Nsptt#,r
and dtnhy y.l viii save time aud avoid disappsini-
uebt-Rtnomlef. this Invaluable remedy is only PREF
pafpd by >. +. f%hpmpson, \. H.. corner oh and Spruce
directs. ldilirIpila.
fof sale by JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
.isend Jor L~yaehLtag aud rieinity.
4 ulaD wifi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

We lave Just received Il letter from a friend Oh board
the L. 5. Steam ship Mississippi, attached To the Block
adirg Squadron, and Which arIiytd al Pensacola on the
5,h INST. We give an extract--snd lake pleasure in ca!
ling aite Riion 10 the ma unanimous conduct OF Gen. BRa
vo. and its r-eiprocalion By Capt. GREGoEY. l he ex-
rsting sar has been marked, On both sides, by striking
exhibitions Of high ehd generous feeling. The Mex
cans, according 10 Gen. TsyLoR's dispatches. treated
our prisoners hnmanely. The Mexican prisohers. We
need hardly say. have been used in like manner. Their
wounded have Jared far better Than if they had M, fl
lea into oGr hands. Gen. IA NrG, has been treated as
a distinguished guest and the Inhabitants OF Maramoras
have no reason 10 regret the presence Of an ldvadin. az
my. We hope there may he many instances Of these
alleviations of the calamaites oil warfare. We hope that
frequently, may
.Shine martial Faith and Courtesy bright Star
Through all the wrecklul storms thai cloud the brow Of
WA.
Our friend writes
AS you have, doubtless. long since seen, hy lIe news
papers, our ship was AT Pr. Isabel. a day ~ Two after
t.en Iaylor's engagements with the NeSieans and.
tndina nothing To dp there. proceeded 10 Vera Cfuz,
with orders 10 blockade that place. On the 18Th MAY,
We anchored under IsIa ' erde, but heaftn! from The con
sul. Mr.. Dm1n md, thu there were American SHIPS and
.ara'es. Ut great value, in The harbour aid under the
guns ct the Castle san Juan de tllpa. our Captain
though II proper 10 deter the DECLARATION OF blockade. I'm
nj the 2Oh. o. the following day, Il council was con
vetrsd 10y Gen. DEtyo commanding AT Vera ttn2.)
n, which II WAS %propused. and strong ur-cd, that the \.
meriean property IN the port sltoaId 3e immediately ap,
prprlated 10 The use al the Government. 70 TIN, Gen.
Bravo replied "No-1he,ps vessels came into uur port
in time Of ppace and IN good faith, and IN good ia III Dhty
shall 90 out The vessels We're ac .nullugl suffered
To depart. The day ioioA lug, the Falmouth brought
~ a Mexican scLuuner, and the Sumrrs another. The,
Capt. GREGonY. of the ltlnlan, (Which hal arrived IN
The mean lliut dismissed, on the day ALTER, with a let
ter 10 Gen. b. stating that his ''magnanlnous conduct,
IA ieleasi z the Amef lcans, could mol be suffered to pass
unnoliced bv an American ul1icer.'
On the 3Dlh, an American barqae ran The blockade
successfully aud anchored under The castle. She Is
supposed to have brought the powder, winch has Tor
sone time been exp cltd-So much ior yankee naIroi,
ISM 4 t., hoped aud bclhesed. that GREGoRY VIII
send boat, III 10 burn her, some dark ol1h'. II Will be-
very pretty affair, If successful, aud the chance are YES
~ much III favor VI success.
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EsESsOE.V'EE0E.

fs'ilE caaarteer,hip ef DAVIS & MOSES. Ia this
= das dpssoisrd L., mulu1 e9nsral-R. l DAVIS
having Id yat ts interest IN tat above i'm lu n. Hat
Il \ DAVIS.
ALFRED MOSES.
Jaue Is v20u
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%ssEEE.s'GOE'E'

= 0 q "a 3 L u q 5 = " z 8 5.
sltARDN, ryan Co. have determined To clpse
q lHJt business IN lynclIb0fI, ms sdoil as possible.
/ III Ct This desirable inject, li,eif VERY EXTEN-
sIh >IoGk OF Goods Is offered, by rtoiesaie or
fstat, atuetgui s4crGee Many styles ul goods at
~ PER CEN / LESS THAN tDSf.
lu aay Merchant WIN may wish 10 purchase Of us,
the lnvutee viii be shown. As our obfart u. Ia SELL
Ut, Wy Ill#le ra2trd viii ne had To what GOODS oosr;
aHd Nc "agli eaY. ONCE ron Alive have made w
uuf minds Ian submit Ia clnsldumblp sacrifice.
lejms-aa.hu aly -uoless otherwise understand.
REGARDS. RYAN &CO.
My II it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-18

c. There is something very striking IN the spectacle
pttsented by 50 many thousands OF our country tnen
rushing TO obey the call msde upon Iheir patfiotlsm.=
The President has thou ht proper to call INTO immediate
acliye service no, Iuurt ihan sever eea thousand yolun-
,.eIs al poIiioued anotp the sev,t raj States Of The South
and West. Ia Kentucky, the quata was filled up
in four days, and The Governor had 10 refuse more than
lie accepted. Louisiana has, at tbs moment, in tie
field five thousand volunteers, which, IN ~p1nrurtlon 10
the u pulaliol, ul the two States, would be equal 10 FLY
,h,nsand from New York. We b,ileve, were there ne.
cessity, two hundred thousand men could he raised III
the Nallry Of the Mississippi, within The space oI three
months. In No 9th + couotgy et the world would II be
possible to see 4 parallel 10 this SPIN. France aud
England, threatened with invasion, "ere able To rouse
their PEG PIE aid array them In arms by hundreds oi
thousands in defence of iteir fire sides. But, in the
present Instance, or people, men OF substance and char
acl,r, and OF all political creeds, rally round he STANDARD
Of their country Tor aggressive war. Tie scene cannot
he without lis influence upon the nations OF Europe. Il
will serve 10 correct ERRONEOUS impressions as 10 our ma
tiunl cl,ardcter, aud show that, whist uur enterprise
and energy fiji Us 10 wiz he yIcorlts oi peace, there Is
Il warlke sprit IL our people, which snpersedes the nen
ctssliy oi Tesorilng 10 conscTl ptons, or other coefclve
measures, to fill the ranks Of our amy when war &C
ours.