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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

WEELY PA"KET FOR TUSCALOOSA. A ~@ hThe steamboat IL KINNEY, IL. NzzsE=t Kinney master. will run during the season as a regular week y packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY eveang. to commence as soon as tho water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard. or to
 ,o,o M WARING & co.
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 pACKEr

PACKET. A E~ h The light draoght. fast running Srrzs1Issss2 double engine steamer l.oWNDES, A H Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Mont somery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY at o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight or passage. apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL OWEN & co. The Lowndes will commence running about the Isl O.,oher lseplii c. O. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

SUMWALT & TEST, soOKsELLERs, sTArIoNERs, AsD Biank Book .hassfsetSr6s.
 No. 96 Dsuphn-st, Mobile. Constantly on kAnd large assortment of LAW. Blank Rooks, Medical, Paper, Theological and Misceila neous and Stationery, School Books. of all kinds, Se. kc. iaa26
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kFA BRICK DWELLING o for RENT--The large usN brick dwelling, with all convenient and cessary out buldngs and spsciovs ioi, situated on north side of at Anthony between Jackson and Ciai borne strrets will be rented fair price good tepan, Apply al Ofice Merchapis ipssra.ce Co
 sepsO 'HW Mccoy
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xzA TO LEASE--AnstiiPs San'uer Residence .seA upon inc PaaagoulA .sd, ~iu l'e leased for term oG five years reasonahle ,etms, 10 gnod tenant. It has apon n guod Peach, Apple and Plum Orchard, together with good s'eck ui GrnPe Vines ke. IL ,s .he of the a'"si desirable places for a summer te.idence. and ii would pay good Gartlaer weH fnr his a,tentina. Aiply !"
 decaKmo J kUSTlLi..
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aDLAkL srAkcH-s;oIgs,es Starch in smsi sad large boxes. received p<r bark Weske.s
 decs HAVlLAND. CLARK A CO
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MOBILE. .MoNrG0MERY AND WETUMPKA

WEEKLY PACKET.
 E@ h The fine steamer DALLAS, 6. W. Sszis1SsE571 Lapnglon will ply during the seasoo as regular Weekly Packet, 10 the above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at the first rise of he river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY, evening at } o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning, 'a time for he cars for Chelaw, arriving a. We'u"lka evs'y FRIDAY al 3 o'clock PM. Returning, leaves We ,omnka every SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock NJ, and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on inc arrival of the cars from Chehaw, and arrives at Mobile every MONDAY morning. in time for pas ssngers to take the New Orleans Mail hoas'
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly retair. ed. ha,ins bean hauled out in the New Orleana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable any in the trade. oe,s0 M. WAR'N0 & CO.,, Agents.
 N. R-The Dallas s provided with fine Engine and Hoea
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BOYs' HIGH sCHOOL,

MR. BOiNToN ~in open his '.School fsr LAEess" an MONDAY, October 26ih inst. in Its Sehooirpom Si Emanuel street, between Coy. sran,eus aad ChYich streets. TAe cosys< of siady ~ill embrace al the branches of complete Eng fish educaiion, Latin. Greek, French aad Drawing 3ks Rssabsy q paiis ~i be li'oi,rd, and no assistants will be emplaSed except Proiessor Ol the Hodetn LangEages. The government of the School IA mild bu' 6r and calcuh,ied to excite the learner to ihs srea,esi possible eKe'lion, b, awakening his anb. tion and creslins desfys oy Improvement, rather .han by ist excessive severity ~hIch while il may cause the pap'' 10 difficult task through seTsiie lenr, often creates lasting aversion schoOl and study. EdncaIiSa is extensive term, aHd isai,lies no' ucrely ihe acquisition of know irdge. bet tue peVper daselnpemei and dssci ,lihe "f all Iaenial. noral and physeai powers. with jaal conception of esr personal interests aud social relations.
 ssch an esiacstion, as far as practicable, tbis Srhcol is designed to farnish ta iIs pupils.
 i TvITioE--4, $ and 6 dslIars per monlli--no ex ITA charge excep, for French and Drawing.
 Qy- A"Night Class" wlli be attended 10 four nsh's ia the ~erk. octI9
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MoBILE, July i, l846. TTNHE undersigned commission merchants are ae- n quainied with Hon q. W. Stone, Walker
 Reynolds and James Isbeii, and know them in he
 gentlemen ofhish moral character and responsibi- y.
 We have examined the certificates of Gov. Fi,z-
 patrick, Daniel Pratt, Major J. G, l.. Huey, Ro-
 bert Jemison. Cot William Curry, Gen. Wm. B.
 McC lellan, Gen. L. ". Lawler. Gen. J. T. Brad ] ford, John K. Taylor and Robert Jemison, jr., oi Tuscaloosa, most of which appended to the
 handbills in circulation. These all person
 ally known to some Of Us, and by reputation 10 the
 rest They are gentlemen of the highest character,
 and worthy of all confidence. Their certificates clearly show that the Vertical
 Water Wheel, when properly applied, will nearly
 or quite double the speed of tine common saw mill,
 and that their structure is'boih simple and durable SCOTT, SLOUGH & co. GEO. c. HENRY, G. W. TARLETON, HEAVENS x MALONE, jyS cmo+ BRADFORD X SAUNDERS
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Tao's $. KIse. sec'y. J.EMANUEI, Pres't l ian9
 | ERCHANT'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF | lVk THE CIrY OF MOBILE-CAsH CAPITAL | %25O OOO-O1fes No A Sf. Francis dreet, corner g Roval -Iasutes against Losa Damage by Fire. and against the Hazards of Marine and River Navigation A cash commission of teIl per cenf will he allowed on all premiums paid into the office, thus giving rus- lon,ers the advantage of the MUTUAL PLAN. with out risk. II. BARNEY, President. DIRECTORS.
 J. u. V. Wanroy, Wm. II. Pratt,
 Win Jones, Ir. Jos. E. Shefie Id, John B Toulnn, Geo Martin.
 Sanford Colley, J. Mcconnell,
 F.. K. Carlisle. N. St. John,
 John '. Russell, I1- Wheeler, febIl THOS. W. Mccoy, Secretary. ESiREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF N MOBILE, OGcs No. 32 St FLencis strea.-This ,n Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on Buildings and Merchandise.
 DIRECTORS. s.w. Allen, John c. Dawson, Geo. G. Prentice. Br. rsrdy, Wm. Hall l.. Mead, e Charles White, Gage John G. Davis, F. W Mccoy, JIG. Chamberiin, Jacob Boyd, Rch'd II. Redwood, A. M Spragua.
 F. c. II card.
 ]. c. DAWSON, President.
 GEO. G. PRENTICE, Vice President. JAS. T. FRAkKLIE. Sec'v. nh 19 93tf
 AGENCY MUTUAL SAFETY lEs Co,
 Mobile, qIh November. lS46. 'VNHlS Office is re.opened for the season al the corner of St Francis and Royal streets up stairs and applications fur FIRE, MARisg and RIVER INSURANCE will be promptly acted on as hereto fore bv the undes igned ageni of the company. nov9 ROBERTS BUNKER.
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AA FOR RENr-The two Brick Teneaon's E2U situated on the norih-east corner of St Francis and Franklin streets, esch tenement has seven good rooms with two story Kitchens, Cellars and we'll of water in the yard,
 Also, ihe two Brick TenemeLts .. 'uA.ed oa Jack son, between St Anthony and State streets, to good tenants they will be rented :ow. VI terns apply 10 CIV GASCOIdNE,
 nrtl6 at C C+ntsr Co
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Hoieh.,ss' Premium Vertical Water

AOtchktss' Premium Vertical Water
 Wheel for Sawmills, Ac. NHHE subscribers have purchased the right the \ use of this truly celebrated discovery within the State oi Alabama. We offer 10 persons owning sawmills or mill seats what regard as a substantial and lasting improve in the value ot their property, for the charac ter of which refer lhe subjoined certificate of several highly respectable communication merchants in the city of Mobile, and to the still stronger language of certificates appended handbls now m geaefsI circulation. To persons who are willing lo make 'he exper- ment. propose 10 increase greatly the speed of their mills, or. in case of failure to remove the yer- ical wheel and restore the Aulier wheel free of charge to the owner, II desired.
 We have agencIes at Mobile. TuscaIoosa. Hunts vile. Weumpka, Eufhuia and Gainesville, and irons will he kept al each of those places. Orders ad- dressed 10 us at either, or at Taladega. ssill be promptly met if satisfactory reference be given. Persons forwarding orders or writing for isforma- tIon will please state their head and Iaii of waer length of hutier wheel size of gap, present rate of saving per day, and whether water is plenty or scarce.
 Our ageni for Mobile is Mr. John Jeweit, No II Water street. GEO. W. STONE co. GEo. w. STONE, WALKER REYEoLos. Ign
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"A FOR RENT-From lhe lst November. the .<s: two story brick dwelling house, on the south easi corner of St F<ascs and Joachim streets. The tenement is al present occupied by the und<rsgned.
 oc,Y JOHN B TODD, 47 Dasphin st,
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 9a a ss sm eal
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kzA REAL ESTATE-The vudrrs,soed, agent E& for the Real Estate of the Btanch oi ihe Bank of the State oi Alabama at Mobile, oAers for ren, n the Real Estate bncnsins to sad Branch Bank. apd will receive aud ent~Ftaa psopos,ioRs sor the pur- chase oi say poriioa ef said Real Esisic.
 DlPOfbce is the suethwes,ern roou, of the Bank ing House JAMES S DEAS,
 n.20tf Reai Estate Agent
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AA FOR kENT-fusn ihs isi ss kosem,er E& next, Gss two story Brick Store. Nc. F Daophia street. EAqsiTe oi ihe ptesen, occupant
 oc,7 JAMES CONNInG. AA FOR RENT--The Warehouse on the south esls east corner of Ruyal and Esiavz s,s, kaowa as Sanfnrd's Warehouse. Apply to
 jeI3 JAMES SANFORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

EUTTON SCALES-l seu Scales. suitable for V weighing Cotton, but lnfie used snd viii be sold low. Also aa assortment of Platform and Csua
 fer Scales, weighing l0erio 20O0 n,s. for sale hv dee< PRICE ( SPENCER [
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

FHesnAS H RRlsON,
 ATT ORNER AT 4 N,
 Montgomery, Aiahauz. Will practice n ,bc Courts of Montgomery. As- con, Autauga, Lowndos and Dallas cousties. Also, the Disiric, Courts of the Unitsd States, held ai Mohe asd Tascaioosa. All claims placed in his hands pro'n'piy Aueaded to- RefdsfO
 Wu. Jonss, Jr. Esq. Harrison 6 Robinsoa, Mobilo. Hugely. Mann X Co. Hon. R. Ssfold, 1n.u.c. Hon. Jno. S Vuater, Gen. T L. Tounin, su.L.l. Hon. F. s. Dsrgan, deci7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21

gENHE subscriber will continue the Ship ;handc 1ry and Grocery Business at the old stand 96 Commerce street, and solicits share of public pa- tronage. CHARLES BREWER.
 Mobile, July l, lS46. jyl YNHE subscriber having taken his brothers LUXE 1 and HUGH MAsTERsoE into copartnorsh'p, the business will in future, be conducted "a the name oi MASTEkSON & BROTHERS. boih ,n St. Louis, Mo. and in thIs place.
 ian22 JAMES MASTERSON.
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AA FOR RENT-A very comfortable Office EM with two rooms. on St. Francis street. be- tween my residence and the State Bank.
 no,4 JCNOTT. f
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xsA VALUABLE BUiLDlNG LOTs-l oGer Es: for sale tle ot ef Ground bounded south by Church street. ~hicb h measures about 220 fee, i; eaet by Cla,botne street sad wort hy Frsnklin street. @ s5l
 Tins prorerty is par, Of als same square oa whcA.are ihe residences uf lu!ss Dsigas and Bell, Esq and will bs soid eu,tre " In seperaie lots, on accommodating ie,ns. ... ...s-
 ocil2 ? PHILLIPS.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

M OBILE INSUKANGE cUAPANf-obl"e lVk No 34 St Francis st.
 Insures against Fire. Marine and River risks. DIRECTORS: n. A.. Schroeder, l. Maudin,
 Bloodgood | Bell. Jr..
 R Desha T. G. Brown,
 q. Weslieldt, q. w TarietoR. J. A. M. Battle, T. D. Stewart.
 w. ". Allen, F.. q. Dsrgan. THo's ;. KISe, Sec'y. J.E EMANUEL Ffes1 ianQ
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A. B. NELSON, President.
 ALFRED SETON, Vice President,
 JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. New York, October 29, l846
 The subscribers continue to lake Marine, River and Fire rsks on Cotton and other merchandise al agenis for the above Company.
 This company declared dividend of S2s pei cent on the earned premiums for the last year ant has asses to the ext-nt of 700 zoo dollars, as pe above advertisement. MAGEE, UHI.HORN & co no,9 No 24 St Francis s
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COPARTNERSHIPs, sc

DISSOLUTfON OF PARTNEPSIIIP--Th LI Partnershin of M. SUM~ALr and FDwAM F TEsr was dissolved the l7lh ms. by the deat of Edward 2. I'est.
 All persons iuteblel ta lhe lale finn will make i'omeiiale pa,,neu 10 N. Sumwat, the sor'isins partner.
 The business will br continued al the Ct siDad. No 36 Dauphin street.
 nuy24 SUMWA'T.
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Hon. D. G. BURNETT, Austin,
 Hon. ABNER $. LlPSCOMB, Independence, Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston, PRESCOTT, Esq, New Orleans, Hon. F. c. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. GALVESTON, Sept. 25th, 1S4s. . y10Mmo
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lzA FOR RENT-The Store on Commsroe si., E:& lately occupied by Mir Cunningham. F I
 The small nsell,ng house on St Francis street, site Mr. Battles residence. Apply 10 IaH
 no,0 FAREWELL 6 WANR0Y. f
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.

The "sS s', ranH,ss I Rs., ns.ss.ssF s'., w,ll pIy the ensuing season regular packet be. tween Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening. at 5 o'clock. PM. arrive al Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont gomerv every FRIDAY morning At 10 o'clock
 sen2a M WARlNG & co, Agents
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CharIes M. COhnoTy. - WILLIAM ". DiBBLRE. Sec'y-SIMEas BALD wis, President-JusTvs HARRIsos, ". President The subscribers having been appointed agents icT the above company. are prepared to take Marine and River risks ca CoitoA and other Merchandise md will also insure against Fire, Brick and pod Buildings, and their contents al the usual rates o premium. ESLAtA, MUKkELL G CO.
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RLANk BOOKS-A splendid article ai Iiie bes Hb quality of paper, and bound in various stYlrsI such as t.edgers. Journals, Day and Cash Books. Recori Books and Dockets. Pcrsons wishing 10 purchas- will do well to call and examine before buy ing else where.
 Don't forget tse number, 2s Dauphn street.
 no,l6 sr JOEL WHITE
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1NUK ARMY ON THE RIO GRANBE-- ASBeing short account of the ilap,ttsnt esenit traespirpg from the time of the removal of the Army of Occupation from Corpus Chrisii to the surrender oi Msta,ooros, ~iih descriptions ef .hr battle, of PaIo Alto aad Resaea do Ia Palma, the Butubsrdment of Fost Bro~n aud ti,e eeremeaies of the surrender of Matamoros, with descri,miouc ol the city, Sc. &c byT Y Thorpe. auhor of Tom Owen. the Bee hunter. Mysteries af ihe Baekwoods, &e, illustrated by z5 cngravinesi cheap edition, price 50 cents. Jas, received and for sale b,
 J DOBi.ER,
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lNOR HORSES-Wade's Condition and Worm h' Powders Recommen ion of Ihe vriensry College, London. "Wade's Powders consider 10 be the best used for ihe improvement Of the condition and the destroying of bo,ts. worms. Sc. For young i,orses, they are invaluable. and the with which they administered. Is ess strong re- commendaiion for their general use"
 WH YOUAT, rkvc.
 JNO BoUrALL, VT. For sale in Mobile by
 decli MOsELY k TUCKER. Drusgias
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SATURDAY. PACKET FOR MoNfuUMEkY A C~ h The steamer MONTGOMERY, Sszzsss, zzss,l5zIaz F NJ Johnson master, will ply the ep. suing seasnn between Mobile and Montgomery T Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al o'clock Pn. For freghi passage apply on board, or 10
 r CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents
 sep2s 72 Front and 76 Com SIS
 Cant Johnson having been informed that insiaua- tions have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates. that his owRe ship of Ihe Montgomery is questionable, he would beg 10 state for the satisfaction of his friends and those interest ed m the matter. that he himself is the s"le owner ai inc hnai --
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AiSSOlUflOh-The partnership heretofore hI existing between the subscribers. as D, uggis,s and Apoihecaries, under ihe of MosELr k menl.
 J. TucKgR having pufchased the entire inieres, in tine business. viii continue ii oa his account and under the same name as formerly. All persons having claims against ths late fra will present then, for payment. and those indebIed are requested to make pay meLt to J. TvcK K, who is authorized 10 use tho name of the firm in settlement. F. MOSELY, Mobile, May I, 1e46. J. TUCKER.
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de,srnincd to show them that when lhe
tall is fairly opened the dancing mus' not
cease uur.l the ln,e is played and The i'-
die.S psid.
Four companies Of the regular infantry
accompanied by one volunteer COMPANY oi
artillery and the Mobile volunteers lelt
hpre to-doy Tor Bauto, a point on The h"
Grana-. where lhey viii he Jolged IN a
lew days uy ull Ihe companies iTyn this
nlace, which " wi'lswell The number 20 some
I9 or 1900 men. Il Is Gen. Taylor's iHIpn-
tion to keep possession Of this poi'I aud
to the yuluulpt5, be- has assigned the hon
or Of maintaining H.
Col. Forno arrived here this morning with
FIVE companies, which increases the iufce
now here 10 about 1900 men.
/, is unnecessary Tor me TO write OF The
actions of the 9Th aud 9th. In the two
battles we lost about about one hundred
and sixty men, whilst the loss OF the enc
nv was seven hundred. Our officers dis.
tinguished themselves, particularly Gen.
Taylor aud Col. Twiggs.
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RESOURCES AND SKILL or THE MEXIcANs--
THEIR MILITARY Science, &c.--An interes-
ting letter is published in the Albany Atlas,
dated from the American camp before Mat
amoras, 1t was written on the 2lrt OF A.
prjl, Just before the late engagements be-
tween the Americans and the Mrxicans
We transfer to our columns such parts of
il as are importanG
Isras beyoad the Nueces. s.--West of the
Nuecrs the people are all Spauiards. The
'uuUIry IS unmhatitO lie, excepting the
Rlo tirande, and that contains pretty
tense population, and IN no part OF the
country are the people more loyal TO the
Mexican Government.
Inc soI Ca tue liver Is of great fertility,
and though Imperieclly cultivated, produ-
crs considerable corn, cotton, and sugar
On the nver are several fine towG~, some
Oh onr SIDE, soae on the O,her MatamO-
ras 9,uu0 inhabitants. Remoro l,500. Com
ongo 5000, Mer 5000, Guerrero $500,
LOIedo 800, PresIdlos 5000, San Fernan-
do Ia,OOO; and when you get higherup to-
wards Santa Fe, there is another populated
county. These people are all Spaniards,
aud OcIuated by an universal feeling ot
hostility towards the United States, and
since ouraulvaI, nearly all OF them have left
tins side Of the river, aud gone over, leav-
NJ their houses, and much valuable prop
cry Notwithstanding every assurance from
Gedrral Tdyl lor that all their rights and
property would be re specled by our govern
menL They quarrel among themselves,
but agai,sI foreign Toe they are united.
Temper aud Resources If he Mrricdns--I
Our differences must ana will end IN war.
Fhe Mr&can policy is odeIer it as long rs
possible, IN hepes the Oregon controversy
wli Involve Us with England; but you may
depend that every party and every faction
II Mexico, is determined 10 fight it out
with us. That has been my opinion for
three months. and what | now see daily
confirms this belief. When the time comes
TOO will he found that they will prose-
c"'e ME war, | mean defensive war,
WIN much more energy and skill than is
generally caicuht, upon. Among them
Srlves, they are " ,kened by internal dis
st lions, but on this question they will act
wl,h unanrmty.
hey have popu alton Of nine millions,
49, & se the elm te, and az soldiers, we
~. ;tsse-d them. The whole nation
''"' " 'A'U " nsVs been in arms ior twen-
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From The Baltimore american.
MEXICO.

Non" account, geographical and statisti-
cat "I iht Mexican republic may he of in
ietrSI al tins time. Our relations with
that country are likely to render prpllnll.
| nary knowledge OF liz condition aud geo.
g1ihy c1PrcaI'y useful.
Ihe natural features OF Mexico are out.
! Ihcd with great GOODNESS. As the penpn-
Hula btIwten the Guliand Pacific narrows
iowa ds the lTthmus, the land llsrs mo
mountains aud mountain elevations, ali
''aIIig traces o volcanic origin The cI.
y OF Mexico stands 7,4O0 irrl aGoyr lh,
level OF the Cult Yet the cly l.srll seem,
to Ie IN Il valley, tor it Is encrrled t.,
mountains and ls situated in vast pIain
oI OIIn laI Iormaton.
Ihe territory OF the republic extends
from 'au'nde tillecn South To lorly-two de.
gfe'S North. In point oi position 40 coun.
Try is more advanIagcously stuuted-ior il
commands both oceans, looking towards
Europe and ASIA; It is connected hy the
Gull and the Mississippi with every part
OF III America, and loihe Southern por.
non OF the Continent il has evrly facility
OF approach on either coast. The ROME o
commerce which is one day to unite the
Atlantic and tue Pacific and to bring En-.
rope aud the East into approximations:
winch rs to leave Cape Horn to It's storms
ana concentrate the uade of the world in !
ce r. | America must pass through the !
territory OF the MeXlcan RepubtIc.
he coufguratinn OF the country gives
10 Mexico almost every variety oi climate |
tropical on the coast temperate on the
r'rVN'"d table lands-chilIrd with ptrppt.
''' snow on the mountain SUBMITS. The
Pu','"eS OF It's Soh ale equally various. i'll
rro'H''S IN" growth oCnumrrcus lti,n1e.
"'d ouchIs the fertility OF It's valhrs. ih,,
VIII industry and skilul cultivation !,
uould be made the richest country in tho
"oru. Those regions which are made !
o"'''" " rugged mountains more than
ollpehsale Tor their agricpl,py,I royo,,y
by The treasn rs OF Gold and ell. pD'I,'
ed their hoslm. ''o'"-
The population Of Mexico is supno.oi J.,
range from eight to nine millions. OF NE
more than two.ilhs are of the Indian
race. Those Of our Santa Fee traders who
have gone into the interior towards the |
city OF Mexico speak of large and popnous
towns, with fine edi6ces, along the roule. |
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wh,, might have been lhe

:eT we landed What might nave Oeen VIZ
result. with pop medical u''i'n"h''
Wholesome TODD, aud gooa nursing .''
unable 20 sal.
am riparly Of opinion, that, in a WI ,
regulated camp, wigh good PROVISIONS. an"
a competent medical stat, northern man
may ,uiny as good health there us IN OHIO
Our caulp arrangements, IN 1886, were de-
pendent rather on paivate paIrotIsm than
on governmental regulations and, a. u mat
ter OF courre, hey were not very sys'rma-
tic. Such is not the case in Gen. 1aylors
csmp, Of this time. There, every 'hlng'
necessury TO health and comfort, ~ pIov'-
ded The weather is tut little warmer
than /, is here, just now; and. with tempt
rance u ,atirg and drinking. as good
health may ue enjoyed here as IN any 9th
er part OF the world. tor my own par'' l
was never in letter health in my life, than
during the summer OF 1886.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
JAMES ALLEN.
Col. DANIEl GoTsHoLL.
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DEAR FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE,

Notice in another column the position
Of the Democracy in relation to the pay of
volunteers. Sizing in their ''Iazy dgni-
ty" upon their pay of eight dollars day,
actuated by the purest democratic princi-
pIes-out of sheer economy, they would
tain have the young men Of the nation
turn out to fight the battles of the country
for seuen dollars a month. Our country is
still dear to her sons, But with the un-
Just stewards who manage her affairs, may
be rendered too dear to be endured. Out
with these hypocritcal unfeeling servants,
who will be governed by no higher senti-
ments than base seLfshness and unhalow-
ed ambition.