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tNANTED-By u spect,ble Protestant Young Wu-
w man. a sunon nurse chalubcmaid and Waiting
IN respcc Table private family Good city references
be eIveI lnanlre ~ l6l Green-sl IN The roar 90 ~
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MR.. ". WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New and Brook.
yp that iher classes II the elegant accomplishment OF
Dancing Waltziug POLKA, &c in all lheir new VARIOUS
STYLES among which IS the beautiful and popular Redowsi
Gs DANCED IL The London and Paris saloons VIII commence
for the ssason NJ their rooms, CONSTITUTION HALL,
$50 Broadway. or ESDAY. October l3th and al GOTH
&c HALL. BrooA!yu Adans-st October lEt- Days OF
Tuition IN Broadway for young ladies' and gentlemen TN
der IL evefy Tuesday aud Saturday afternoons az g. and
for the elder class OF gentlemen IN the evening.
Dav- n fnion Brooklyn for yoGng ladies' and gen
irasu under IL every Monday aGsraood a. 8, and Sarf
dav morning 4, halfpasts. GenteEer'- class Monday
evening. commencing az g.
Mornng Classes for insLrlcug the elder class Of Ladies
in The izourza Nnaets WalLZes, Red0Tar etc a. ihelr
Private Acsdsy, commencing a. 10 a. 81 tor teftas
oe.se Inquire .50ye Circulars q particulars now ready
-, BE mad IS shove ard Brooklyn Music stores
TUESDAY SEMlMOSTHLY SOlREES VIII con-
1-nce November II Subscription for The season - Pu
ps not charged for the Soses- Ladies ncses 20 BE- had
erIv OF Mr. " Rules respecting The admission OF Ladies
70 he Soirees l DC .cty enforced or former occs
sicns.
20 bv Mr W. and Daughter and also q their Academy
"a S;v-b.svenue EZ2 lstpG
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lremain, dear friend thine aifec;ionstely.
CHARLES LANE.
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yvM. II. McKINSrRY, 81 Gyaad-si
New-YorS. April SStl,, 1875.

De-. TOWNSEND: l make the following statement, In o.
der express uy gratitude 10 you, and 20 recommend
your Sa:sSpara and your Compound ENtTgc; OF Sarsa
paril.a 10 hose who unfortunate hSye Lung
Complaints Consumption While residing ia the SOG;h
severa wears ago tad long aud Sickness which
with subsequent exposure very materially injured my
siluou, being able. however, much ci the time - WORK
although my lungs Affected and had cough: for
the last year grew much worse and the last Winter
caught cold. The pain my breast, distress in
breathing and coughing very much Increased took a
number OF popular remedies ios Consumption, bu they
failed relieve At last was confined my rpoui
and bsd with the Consumption that did not
pecI 10 remain here long. Marcus D. Moore, who
resides the OF Lydius ana Grand (Nlo Will
cogHrm this statelneutl and made disposition Of my
property. few days after this, friend sent Won TO sec
me you ordered bote of your Extract e. Sarsapar;a
took it according your directions, aud immediately
felt relievediy pain gradually eil mel brealhcd
freely-my hacking cough subsdei-i raised easily and
slept soundiyand 10 my establishment and delight when
had taken the % The bottle was able You well
remember, walk from Ferry Brayers. obtain more.
have continued take It, Gud about my business
although is than months since commenced
with your medicnes-aad thankful 10 tue Lord that
Induced Try lheni- SAM. III. STUART II Ferry-st
Albany. May 10th. 1884,
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BoGrNinq ano Gotels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DEGS leave TO inform her friends former bonrdefs and
I'D the public generally Ihut she has opened large and
comrnodous BOARDING. HOUSE, No. Sol BroadwEy.--
Permanent bonrdsrs by the day, week month,
be accommodated with single rooms bedrooms and
parlors attached This house contains than N
10 supplied with cold and hot baths and every other
convenience nuke it Tuiet aud comfortable home As
the good Qualities Of her table and tbs general manage.
Of her house, references when required abnnd
nnt and ~ hand !. WIFI
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Albany, Asrch IS, 1916.

DE- TowssgSD-DeGr s1: Ny wife last Fall IL.
lacked With fever, and large quantities Of
cecmel; wits tbs abe caught violent cod and "ss coz
tined 20 Der about months- When The lever ts
her SIZE ens1ked with distressing pains lhey "sfs
sometimes so bad II he. neck and shoccsfs nkt ie VS.
almost distracted could get nothing 70 feeye Isr ann
we tried your sersspariis which, wien ~ appeo ILL.,
dia,efv cured her We feel under obligations 70 p.py
acknowledge l. that Others may avail themselves % s
Cigar srd sFerf,sI remedy She feTeF two years n
.se sp .l 20 Is - = JOHN K DELL.
Daa.el-s. Albany, APril Q, i2i@
Principal Office i2s FaltOn-sL Se9E-YoTs, and los
So, PesrI-st Albany Agents FOR So.ton, Esdalog
~, Va Sate-sL DR.. Dyo.t s0c- ~ Sor:h seeoSdsL
SSS;,sS-tnhiz 5 = Hsree. Dngg1st, Baltimore. 2. u.
,osn CEarJss:or John Wright I Co. se%-Or!eans, liz
SSsrtre;sf Ard By the principal Druggists throughout
~ Tinted states West indies and Canada
Mere gerre except pat up N the large square boiss
ict cona;n quart and signed with he wrs sigma
aa1ire Of s ?. TOWNSEND, and his na1e blown a the
gIsss ali 5LsW2rThS&Tg
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N ANTED-Sy vYO respectable Prcsesian; GlTls, " 10
w TereIty upGSFs.sHe their business situations in
Sguec private families cAAnbegmsG Or cGSlneerrlaies
and yvSeT. rel recommended from their sS; places Oae
lived the arsi families Of Albany over wears
give ote good city reference. Please app.y III
dcor below NS,os, ueNt 10 The coruer Q; PrncesL and
Broadway, east side. 80 81
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DROF. BASSET VIII open his Evening Glasses IN

EJENVF. UVtU VIH--t1 III
French tue ensuing season, AT the following places
aanc's Institute School No IL Chnmbersst. the
29th Sept 1916. For inorn2tun inquire of Mr. Barrit,
Actuary. City Hail. the school. class is already
formed for those thB. advanced in the language,
Mondays and Fridays of each week. at o'clock.
Mr.. Chamberlans School, $50 Broomest. North Broad
way, the path Sept The book opened for subscribers.
4. Basse ta5 Hudsonsi the 5h door above St LGke's
Church, the 50lh Sepi-wIh his and improved .ys
teaching French without study the pupil attend
his business usual-he viii be ne charged with
the task OF committing lesson TO memory ali that viii be
required puncua attendance 0nHpplcaon all the par
iiculars will be explained 50 TThSS5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

ANANTED-Stpa by TWO Young Monochrome
w good plain cook. washer and runcr the other - take
plain sewing for store give good city reference
Apply ase3ll Els sbeh-s. s-32l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

LORD STANLEY or THE CoLoNlEs.-A late Colo
NAL Secretary in England, Lord Stanley, thus fore
shadows what supposes viii be the results OF the Corn
Laws Repeal and Custom Bill. lie has entered the
journals OF the House Of Lords protest against the bill
concluding as follows:
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d p. JENkS,S Selec; School for Boys, s72 Broadway,
H. (neary opposite Bond-sj Will reopen Tuesday,
the lat OF September. RaH u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

CIasscaI, Frcnch md Engsh Sch9oI,
IL 139 Broadway opposite Aston place-Messrs. FOlG
NET TAYLOR Principals.-The Fall Term Of this lGsti
iicn VIII commence Monday, 7 September. Messrs.
+. T. beg leave TO inform their friends and the public
thai they have completed their arrangements for the
ing season, which viii afford Their pupils increased ad
the various departments Their Assistants
gentlemen of education and experience. ThFr VIII
be taught and spoken exclusively three hours dag, and
the uniirng efforts viii be made render the pupils
al home in every branch Of French education Boys
received any stage Of educaon and thoroughly pre-
pared for College Business For terms, references &c
Circulars with Messrs Deluc K Co. Park Row; and
SCI Broadway; Miller. Broadway; Brayant- Broadway;
2nd al the School Room. an29 3iGwlm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES transi-nc-sirs. Dunlap,
ID ste oi No DeysL Is prepared 70 aeeoimodate fam
HES and individuals Ass hercers near broad~ay Grand
iyII
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patent Gleoieines.
Z. TcWNSsNp's COMPOUND

ENTRACT OF SAR>AP&RILLA--Tli!s Essraei Is rG;
- up n quart 6a;at. ss'S iD'es esoer peSSaaie and
warranted Superior 10 Aav sold Il diseases wlicsl
L Particularly ADAPTED for
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/ WASTED-As situation by very respectable Proles-
w nnt Young Woman chamhonuAid mind chill
drcn and be generally useul has excellent reference
Please inquire i22i Broadway s3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

BOARD WANTED-lna private family y hers there
Dafe other bOardeTs, for gentleman, wits aud TWO
small children Fora handsome quite OF rooms on me second
floor fair price Will be paid. Address o. s. o. Tribune
w. - 40 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

HNANTED-Gy respectable Young Woman S,Iu
w alton 40 "a chambctmad, fine washing Hnd ironne
plain sewing Please call e6 forsyth.st. Best Of city
reference yivcu-frnpt basement asS ~
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DOAKD INBROADWAY.-Af tont az

7 1OiIID N HItOADtVA Y ID front and Oack room,
ID III each 4bedroonia ana pantry attached win 10
ted in tew days, and viii be To let With board for tho
Winter either separately together Persons wishing
such accommodations wi do well to apply .oon a. $40
Broadway Union place, very dcsrabc sifu9ton--
| AIso. .ngle rooms for Young gentlemen. ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

al aver hs yon owe me nina ofwkeat according 10
cur agreement Tor brushing your clothes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

DOaRDISG.-A Gentleman aud his Wife or two
Ann-st near Gold aus fut
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tNANTED--A situation by respectable Young We
w man cambermad waitcr has objection to tho
taking OF ehdrenbes OF cry reference. Apply AZ
l65 Wn.hinglnn Isl. hrst hoor front room. ~ 81
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n RUG GIERk WANTED-A person who has
~ AEO~ ledge o. me Reiali Drag business and 30
give satisfactory references, Ay hear permanent
OE BY applying personally Al No. 2pS SieecAers- Au
American preferred. $s
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M ANTEp.-A lew sct.Nc So0nS Men 10 go >ouIa or
w West scisIs tor the sale Of rev ard popular
in<Gie 20 Dem N wrine. With opportunity Of Gearing
Siv,1 Per yua7. Sc.ls now u oGr employ wlln
ccCb;. maze Slc per year clear " all eNpeHses
sih VIII have bis DISTRICT Il VIII Dc necessary LOT
ssai ave Al lrA. lrori IS obtain good thing
OIL Apply 81 ERENCHS Publishing Hall, - SnoSd-
Way up stairs, Osee Of he flag o cur Union AL letters
must BE- po>t-pSid az; II
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NNASTED-By respectable Young Woman, a siiuii-
w ton nurse aud scainstrusshns objection 10 al
s.s' It ctanberw0rSgood city reference Apply a! No
SiNlll.-L. front hnsement. 50 q
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11
SONG OF THE COTTAGE MAIDEN.
BIT EMmALIsR EVANS.


/ never mourned till now, Ger the stern fate
Which fixedmy life's lot in the lowly vale.
No dreams of pomp. or power, or prIncely state,
3 Were dear my heart. the fond tale
Told by the wild bird in the waving wood;
No palace glores the free blue sky;
No glittering gems were with the worth endued,
OF the bright buds that met my earnest eye,
With bushes, at The early morning light;
Dr. bent, in dewy tears, al fading night.
And the Sc are round me sill the fairy sound
Of murmuring watess falls upon my
The woods with the gorgeous mantle crowned,
o. solemn Alum; TAI e AID mose re,r.
Fresh chapIe by snowy hands are ing
Around my brow; and gentle songs are sung
Alas! see, hear them not for thou,
With thy fair presence and uplted eye,
And, calm Ger all, that heaven illumined brow.
Still winn'st my spirit from the earth arid sky.
Sadly turn from mount, and Vale. aud sea,
To gaze pithin my soul, beloved on thee,
Yet less to thee than yon descending leaf.
Is the poor maiden of the woodland bowers;
Her form amid thy thoughts hath place as brief
As the ute's tone, heard in soft festal hours.
Or sunbeam, vanished from the silvery shore,
To be remembered in thy dreams no more.
Mayes, thou be happy in thy lof,ie state.
- And find true hearts light up thy gadsome way;
May love, and faith, and hope. attending wait
As guardian angels on thy closing days
Then wi! tn earth less sha dowy seem 10 me,
For the bright atmosphere surrounding thee.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11


The clock at length struck eleven; and at the
same moment he was informed that cab was at the
door. He merely said 81 am ready and allowed
himself to be conducted to the vehicle into which he
got with his brother-his friends followed in Others
Arrived at the tragical spot, short but anxious
delay of some seconds took place; they were then
joined by the lady and her friends Little was said
on either, side but Miss Gale, with customary deco
rum shed tesrs; but slight twitching in his month
aud eyebrows proclaimed his inward agitation.
The ill-stared bachelor having submitted quietly
to have large white bow pinned to his button hole
now walked side by side with Miss. Gale, with a
firm manly step TO the Altar. He surveyed the impo
sing preparations with calmness, and gazed unmov-
ed on the clergyman, who assisted by the, clerk
was waiting behind the ratings.
All requisite preliminaries having now been set
tied, and the prescribed melancholy formaties gone
through the usual question was put, swift thon
have this woman for thy wifer To which the rash
youth replied in distinct voice. 81 WILL" He then
put the fatal ring upon Miss Gales finger: the by
mental moose was adjusted the poor fellow was
launched intc-matrimony. London. Punch.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11

OREGON EMIGaArIoN.-We perceive in some OF the
Western papers that preparations are making tor an
extensive emigration to Oregon ir the approaching
spring. The emigration this year will far exceed
that of any previous year and will be better prepared
with all the necessares to support the atgues OF the
long march endured the prvations of the new coun-
try when it is reached. --W ashingtou Times.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11

NATIONAL FoUNDRIEs.-The Committee on mill
tary affairs has reported to congress bill for the
Enlistment of national foundries; one in Pensyl-
vania and the other in Georgia. The sum of 300,
600 is to be applied to this important object. The
President of the United States is authorized by the
bill to make such purchase and to select the site in
the state of Pennsylvania, and said sites such compe
tent officers in the public service as he may deem
expedent. 80 l. sfset
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11

SCRAPS OF WIsDoM.-Speak your mind when it
is necessary, and hold your tongue when you have
nothing to say. q ssl gi) .
Let the standered take comfort-t is only at fruit
trees that thieves throw stones. ss5a - rss
War is murder in the lump. as sss5 b - ~
"A fine coat often covers an intolerable fool, but
never conceals one. 1s4 51sgsl ~ - ssqt
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11

DREADfuL EpnEmc.-Henry Wilder of Green
vile, died yesterday morning, after an illness of only
few hours. Several have already died of disease
of the most fearful and appalling. Physicians have
knowledge of the disease, and stand horror srck
en- to witness their patients struck down in mo-
ment aud hurried to the tomb. History gives no
account of terrible and fatal malady. In all
ses persons attacked have died. The first symptoms
are chillness vomiting, paroxysm, congestion
of the brain, followed Immediately by death.-.Ne0
Albany Ind. Dem.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11

Cool PLAYERs.-At the time OF the earthquake in
1911, Major K. was amusing himself at the game
of euchre, in which he delighted, with some friends.
The shock at this moment was severe as to cause
his friends to spring to their feet and make for the
door. - ..se, sss ~, t,-t
.Play out the hand-play out the hand,' said the
Major. q, s,. ss.ssss - r.sz-sl 4 ss,s.
Earthquake, Major, earthquake" cried some one
"Well,'' was bis cool advice, diet it quake-you
can't stop it." .;- s.,7e,l Ia bs.rs i..ls< ass
Is TECHNICAL ToAsr-Frdnklin, the of his pro-
fession--the type of honesty-the of all-and all
though the % of death has put to his existence,
every of his life is without n.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11

CoLoNlzArIoN.-The ST., 900 subscription for the
purchase of territory in Liberia is completed, and
would have been much sooner, had not the terms of
it required that the whole amount should be given
by fifteen individuals. An additional subscription of
$4,000 for the object has been made in small
er sums. With this $4,000 it is proposed to pur-
chase the Whole remaining territory from Cape Mount
to Cape Pamas, and thus forever Danish from three
hundred miles of the coast the accused slave trade.
Jour. Of Commerce. - Hs8sA e I
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

GRAND REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN THE SoUrH
GLORIOUS News FROM YUcATAN!-By vessel at
New York, which sailed from Havana on the LIST inst
We have private letters from intelligent correspond
ents IN Merida, Yucatan, to the close of March, with
private advices from other parts of Southern Mexico
to the middle OF April, convey ing the gratifying
intelligence that the people of Southern Mexico, id
imitation of the patriotic example of Yucatan, were
concentrating their Efforts in unison with the Cotrress
of Yucatan, then in session, for grand revolutionary
movement against the military deSpots Of the centre
The Congress of Yucatan had refused to entertain
any propositions from Paredes and courier whom
be had sent to Merida, TO request only three hundred
troops, narrowly escaped with bis life.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
The Hoosier Shirt.

1t being known that our Governor would be called
on for raising the States portion of volunteers, the
recruiting began before he had issued his proclama
ton. While we write, volunteers, and those OF
nerre, are coming forward manfully and enrolling
their names. We have no doubt but more will APP
ply than can be received so that all should call early
who desire to 90. We extremely glad to see the
spirit evinced by young men, and also of our nat
uralized citizens, especially the Germans and Irsh.-
Forget not bloody England!
New ALBANY, IA-Three volunteer companies
have reported themselves to be in readiness for
vice. One of them is composed entirely of Germans
all Democrats
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
Offfial.
VOLU n L e ERS
A PROCLAMATION
BY th Governor of the State of Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas, the territory of our common country has
oeen invaded, and the blood Of citizens has been
shed upon our soil by hostile force from the
Republic OF Mexico, after repeated attempts on the
part of the United States for an honorable settlement
OF oil existing differences with that power, which
have been met only with Indifference and contempt:
And whereas, by act Of the Congress of the
United States, entitled, San providing for the
prosecution of the existing war between the United
States and the Republic of Mexico, approved on the
18th OF the present month, the President of the
United States Is authorized, in addition to other
provisions therein contained, for the prosecution of
said war to a speedy and successful termination to
call for and accept the services of any number of
volunteers, not exceesing 90, Coo either as cavalry
artillery, infantry, or rlhemen:
And whereas, by communication from the Sec
rotary of War, dated the 10th received late last
evening and enclosing copy of the aforesaid act,
the undersigned IS requested the part of the Presi
dent 10 cause 10 be organized at the earliest practi
cable period, for the aforesaid service THREE REGI-
MENTs OF VOLUNTEERS, to be infantry or rihemen,
and to designate some convenient place of rendez-
vous, for moving towards Mexico, for the several
companies, fast they shall be organized where
they will be further organized into regimen prepar-
atory to moving towards Mexico said companies
and regiments to be clothed armed, organized, officer
ed, Inspected, and mustered into the service accord
ing to the regulations contained in the suboned
orandum, gathered from the aforesaid requiSiion
Now therefore, |, JAMES WHTcoMB, Governor of
the State of Indiana, do issue this my PROCLAMATION,
appealing to the citizens of beloved State by their
love of country and of its noble Institutions by their
Of the wantOn and unprovoked invasion of our
territory and the euson of kindred blood by foreign
and perdIous foe, by their desire to emulate the deeds
of noble daring, which have proudly distinguished
the older members of confederacy, our earlier
history and by their desire adopt the best
under the favor of Divine Providence, for speedy
termination of the war, and early restoration of
peace, to form themselves into volunteer companies
with all despatch for the aforesaid service and to
report forthwith to this Department the fact Of their
organization, so that early orders may be given to
them to march New Albany in this State, which is
hereby designated the place of rendezvous, prepa-
ratory to their moving towards Mexico.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the State
to be hereunto affixed at indianapolis,
Il. s. this 22d day of May, in the year of our
Lord, 1916 of the State the twenty
and of the independence of the United
States, the seventeen.
JAMES WHITCOMB.
By the Governor:
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Secretary Of STATE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
Extract of a letter dated.

WASHINGTON. May 10th, o'clock, p. NJ
Il learned from the President that our heavy
squadron in the Pacific, is under orders to assa the
Western coast of Mexico at every point the moment
they hear of the commencement of hoStilities and
that the squadron in the Gulf will be active So we
shall hear thunder presently. The most active prep
arations are on foot We shall not fight the Next
cans long among the chapparal and thickets of the
Rio Grande, where they can choose their time and
battle ground; but the open plains on the table
lands of Coahua and Mexico, where the air is so
healthy that map may sleep out of doors without
closing the windows and yet take cold 1t is to
be glorious campaign. Thirty thousand volunteers
in the field, besides the regular army"
The above may be relied on as correct.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Nav 10,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, May ID, 1916.
GENTS: My colleague, Mr.. Speaker Davis, informs
me that the President has determined to call upon our
State for three regiments of volunteer infantry fol-
service in Texas and Mexico.
| shall see the President this evening, and shall
assure him that my district will turn out its quota
at the first tap of the drum" Their destination is
to be the city of Mexico
The Missouri volunteers are to go to Santa Fe.
Very truly, w. w. WICK.
EDITORS SENTINEL.