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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

UNITED STATES BANK-The Philadel-
phia U. S. Gazette, of yesterday says =
"We have it in our power to state, that du-
ring yesterday an arrangement was made
by which the claim Of the United States
against the Bank of The United States, was
provided for, and the Banks assets are
now freed from the lien of Government,
and its affairs can now be more readily
settled. This arrangement is one that
is calculated to be of very great benefit
to those now anxiously awaiting a speedy
settlement of affairs of this unfortunate
institution" Baltimore Sun.
1t appears from the foregoing article
that the General Government has been un-
able to get from the late U. S. Bank the
whole amount due, and has finally made
San arrangement" with the institution by
which they may secure the debt. This
announcement by the U. S. Gazette, a
leading wing paper, will fall strangely on
the ears of thousands of good wings in
Tennessee, who have heard their orators
athrm. times without number, that the u.
D Bank had paid up every dollar of the
pubic money to the government, and that
no losses had been sustained by it. Let j:
De remembered that this is the u. S. Bank
proper and not the Pennsylvania U. S.
BANK winch has generally been made the
scGPe goat to bear the sins Of its namesake.
Nashville Union
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
The State Of Mississippi,
CAREoLL COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT OF SAID COUNTY.
William y. Miller, I
IS. RsFF-.- n.


William n Miller,
rs. Y,.rt en-.
Rob't M'aIiilon, use &C i'''' = ''''-
George B. Mason.
Vt pom opening the matters of this
bill Of discovery. AMI Il appearing
that the said Robert M'Ml.oa Is a., q re-
sidenI o. this State
IL IS or3ere3. Tha, he appear At lie
next term Of said Court "a o. h,'len Al
he court house in the town e Csrra,'s,n
on the second Monday Of May aex-. anl
answer the said bin # discovery fled
therein. and in default The matters of szld
6ill will be taken for confessed
II IS further ordered. that his no.ice &c
published once a week for twa raoaihs SIC
ceSsiyeiy IN The Mississippi De-ao-r.f.
r. A. SEWARD. C;r-k.
March 7ih. :. .. 1916 I-e
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

TAKEN Up. N Hsary IlagEarl asag
on Back crceS. ssrrel haESe. Ia hae-is
hirb. : q 9 years 60. Es1r . ai,e teei, s.-si
"a cae exc. npar,sel a. SO.
A9ril n. ISIS.
Takcn a.. b. l. H. >E.1an TO a'rs
4 dark hav. saapo<e1 q - Il yca-s -
ahoai Is aaD9s aieA. rs-si bad 80 s..-s'
star e. ,he torehea- ant q S=a2a So
.,-,sk an kfs rose. Sc.na saesis usaszs--
anp-.i~rs a 81 Aiso. tgssas snr7.'
49, ~.-,,ss-l - - : ~ ? vezrs est- p
k,sfs kssa. sax r-sre aaf asa n -
foct wtfsc--sr rrasss-1 AZ -
Ar-3 :. $50
II n HtWrGOUGsL. ka-tr-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

A LII persons interested ln the essate
a Of the minor heirs 1T Charles &.
Spann. deceased. All take notice iaat at
the Nav term next 81 the Prostate C2ar'
Of Carroll county, VAL present ny ae-
count for final settlement and ai.owuDcc
as guardian 81 the minor heirs o, Charles
G. Spann, deceased, and all surrender
my letters OF guardianship, and pray 10
be discharged.
THOS. 3. HESLIP, G'Ga. Sc
March Is, 1916 lisa
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
En>nIHcnt Notice.

HVIlE uEser-sgnel hassac heez .e-
related D. tae hsaaraete Frl-z5s
CssFt e Taaaha,cA.e ee@-fy, co.'s
Sisaers 81 ia-e.vcacY ca chs estate q.
IeAn I'll Page. deceased, kersey sire 80
tee ma, fhFy ~ meet O. thr fe@r,4 81
tzr2zg g casa uszss, So tAe nry; So
cees1ar r,.s us1uths. az tie csSce Il Go
c'erk al the prohafe Cart al Ia .sha--
che cccz,v. "A the t,un al Car.
for the pe-rcse CT exsmlaios AL asst
ing e.a5@s asalass sala estate
4. IL BETS.
f. - ARMS TRONG. C.zs'rS-
,. C. kENDRlCk.
AprI 4. 1916 l6-lsi
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

SoUNp VIEws.-rhe Louisville Demo-
crat makes the following practltal com
ments upon the policy of the Wings in re-
card TO our Oregon difficulty which we
commend to the attention OF our readers;
thew are characterized by sound common
sense, and show fully the wisdom of the
policy pursued by the Administrations
WHAT DO THEY WANT?-Eyery one
must have remarked the great industry and
zeal, with which certain wing papers have
latterly been collecting and publishing,
everything calculated TO embarraSs our
own government and encourage that of
London in the progress of the Oregon con-
troversv. We should like to know what
definite object they have in view by pur-
suing this course. What wOnld they have
the administration TO do? Do they de-
sire that our government should knuckle to
that of Great Britain and drop the question,
or give up as much of the territory as the
latter chooses to demand? 1t is very cer-
tain, that so long as the British are under
the impression, that we will finally submit
to their demands rather than run the risk
of hostile collision, they will never abate
one lot of them. Therefore, while our
Wing neighbors are Iabouring so earnest
" to keep up that impression they must be
conscious that they are doing the very
thing, of all others, the best calculated to
prevent an amicable settlement, upon
terms consistent with the honor and int.
rests Of our own country. If it be a true
maxim that "the best way to keep peace is
to be prepared for war;" it is certainly
equally true, that the only way TO procure
the acquiescence of foreign nations in ou
rights, is to show a united and firm deter
mination to maintain them. We're it ever
contemplated to yield portion of wha
we consider our just rights, finally, by way
of compromising a disputed question, IA
Their than to resort to the last and most &c
be deprecated Of all expedients, war, we
imagine it would not be very sound policy
to inform our adversary beforehand
Such is not the course usually pursued
BY the parties TO a contest of this nature
We think it is time, therefore, for thes
gentlemen to inform their counlrymel
what it is they want, or what they reall
do mean. If they intend to enlist them
selves as open advocates of Great Britain
as opposed TO the American side Of thi
controversy, it would at least be manly t
avow themselves so; and if they have an
other views in the matter, their course
very much in need of some explanation.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
administrators. Notirc.

4 ETfERS ID atniuis,s.i.n hav.a-
been granted q the Uutsrsis nrl lly
The Probate Court Of CfrrrI cJanty, aa
the 9th day OF April 1870 oa the estate of
Jane Doyle. deceased, al de cretf1->
Of said estate are hereby uel,El1 to pre-
sent their claims duly alihg a,c-,ci. VITA
in the time prescribed Jy law, Or Jhey
will be forever barred
JAMES .. DOYLE AG.'-
Ct estate Ct JlEs Dlyls, lee'E-
April Is, 1916 l>-tt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

The publication Of Mr.. Calhoun's speech
on the Oregon question, has not conduced
much to the increase of the high opinion
in which be was held by the American
people. His calculation ofthe cost Of ,Uar
may be accurate enough in dollars and
cenls-but he tells us nothing about the
cost Of national degradation and pusillani-
nous sentiments in our fellow citizens,
produced by unmanly submission TO the
insults and aggressions of the British. =
The arguments urged by Mr.. Calhoun TO
deter the United States from war with
Great Britain on this occasion, would
brighten us on any other, and make us be-
lieve it was good policy to bear tamely the
kicks of the Mexican jackass-ln fine the
word is peace! peace! on any terms peace!
The advocates of this extreme quaker
doctrine perceive not that they are defeat
ing their object, and that peace is not 10 be
preserved IN that way. Nv. 0. Courier.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

& ETIERS OF administration hasiu.
been granted 20 the undersigned Cos
the Probate Court az Carroll county al tsc
April term 1916 thereby on the estate
OF John A.chison. deceased, an persons
having claims against sail estate vtl pre-
sent them duly authenticated ui,hia tae
time prescribed by law, or they uIl 5e
forever barred
ROB+F w. BAINE. Ifm'r
Of estate Of Joia Atciis5z. dec'l.
April Il. 1876 l>-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Committed to the Bali
ar Carroll county, Miss, April -,
Z 1915, a negro woman who says her
name is AMY, and that she belongs 70
DR.. Asa Washman, of Yazoo county -
She is about 20 years Of age, very tai.
and black; had on when committed, I'm
sey frock. The owner IS requested 10
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away, or she viii lie dealt
with as the law directs.
T. S. ORDER, Jailer-
April %, 1916. l9-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

The Hndoos, with unsuspecting conf
dence in the purity Of motive, permitted
a few commercial adventures to establish
a trading house on the banks Of the Hoog-
ly; soon after it became fortress,-in a
few years, the vast domains of the native
princes ofIndia were conquered colonies Of
a foreign people; and now more Than
eighty millions of Inhabitants of the Oldest
and most civilized portions of Asia, are
the humbled and tributary vassals of the
British crown. Sixty years ago, the virtu-
Gus Cowper asked,-
lis India free? or does she wear her plumed
And jewelled turban, with her smile OF peace
Or 90 We grind her stil?''
Faithful history answers "stiE
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
The state OF mississippi,

The state OF mississippi.
CAERoLL coCNrE- !
Ia Circrii Coa-3 ef srfI rasa,g, O. lee
terz 4. -. 1916.
Joseph A. J. Askewl -ArracE--rNr CO
rs tie sam az l>--.ru1
Wm. G. Meredith J sevenfy-6ge cellars
I'm this cause the at,a-kwcr, tav.--
been returned executed 81 Evsia.
the same on the s1l,h-rrst rmr-r r. sec-
ton 20. and the west bali 90 c.r -a-s-
quarter OF Section =. all ia TOWNSHIP l.
north OF range : ease, AMI Is Eo-e at hlal
on J. II. EauUov, dated Au--s, t-h, I>f5.
for the sum os Slul, P1ylH.e CO NIaa
c. S.1vali. Dire ga the -5,l CAV az ilecc1-
Der. 1915. IS the properly o. the --.ez--
aut-Nogic1 Is hereby g.vla ,als gl.ess
the said defendant shah appear AZ lie uexi
term OF the Circuit Curt ot Carroll r--a-
tv. % be hclisc Il tle ecIr-l1lsc O. Car
r0l,t7n, on the second Noaday of Max
next. give special bai', and plead. answer
Or demur u the sail at,ara-rai. i.z-
ment By default Nil De rendered a-a.1st
him TT sid court. and she property - a.
-tached wi1 DC s-l1 % pay iaia-la's Sialsa
aud alI crsfS.
It's further ordered. that ,his u1,i-e D.
published IN the 1IirsisEsFpi Dczacr-s, q
newspaper published Ia TIE touu Of Car
rol',1n, for tour weeks seccessEe,v.
r. 4. SEWARD. Clc-E
April 10. 1916 lisa
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
WEEELIS ! CRAWFORD.


Rsceirins, F0rlg~liH~. a1a Cc4zllrll,a
MERCHANTS.
POINT LEFLaEE, EAElo El.EE.
EEP constantly "a hand large
az supply Il Ba-giag ana RoPe, ba-
con, Lari, Flour, sugar au4 1llee, >1.ts
Iron, Casfings, Mails, Negro Saaes, b.aa-
keiS, Jeans and Linseys- A.,o a eeaer1i
assortment Il DRY GOODS
O. Always prepared % make htcra.
.CasH advances un Catlln stored wlth -,
or purchase a the highest ulaEklt : -s-c.
March, 1876.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
EnsOEVeat Notice.

NNHE undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the honorable Probate
court of Carroll county, commissioners OF
insolvency on the estate Of John III Tad
lock, deceased, hereby give notice that
they will meet the second Monday IN each
month. for the next ensuing six months, at
the counting room of James E. Farmer, in
the town of Black Hawk, for the purpose
of examining and auditing claims against
said estate.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Senator CoIquitl, of Georgia, held the
rank of Brigadier General before he was
twenty-three years of age-about which
time he performed the memorable DAYS
work SO often alluded to, and which is thus
related by the N. Y. Sun:
He reviewed his brigade in the morn
ing, for he was general; he folio wed it
by stump speech, for he was candidate,
and probably, it was to maintain the posi-,
tons taken therein, that he fought with a
man or two who courted beating; he tried
and won case, for he was a lawyer; and
then he married couple, and delivered an
edyfying discourse, for he was either a
minister or gistrate-very likely both.
and decidedly under the influence OF strong
religious Impressions"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
WILLIAM GILLESPIE,
SAMUEL ATCHlSON,
JAMES L. FARMER.
Nov. II, 1915. 46-6t
Nov.

NorIcE.--By order Of the Honorable
Probate Court, the time for presenting
claims as above, has been eSiCuied three
months, and the commissioners oil NEE,
accordingly; within which time all claims
against said estate must be presented.
CONIR'S.
ADrn %. 1916. 1856.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
Committed to tlle Jaii

April D, 1916
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
cerrl1pnaae. # u, \. o. Trll..c.

AAfAMoRts. JnlS 3lst, 1916.
DEAR SlR:-lhe last Il ticn. 5 nith's Brigade arr
we'd a. tbs place the aisfpl1a al the 2J IN foac
Tor Ne" ofeihs. l. HE evening dispute arose be
tween ole ri The b Regiment Volunteers aud MeKl.
eau. laa latter stabbed The burner. when the Mexican
was taken 10 'ht quad lause a.! the 81 lnfiutfy The
Volunteers went 10 The sieaabusi r their cunrad,s nd
about twenty Of them ispk their mnskeis aud went ~
the MrSeaus house; hoi La5Uie1 the exact oca i.r
ihey blss sway at faudam and II way the bullets
htw through AID INTO the camp u the third Inanlfy
alarming. CAPT. Morris went to thu boat aid not find
log any nady IN particular IN cmnsud. gave general in,
ftmhHon, that II would 30 very dsagfeeajle ft him to
have 10 return their ffa bat cell Defence md in lns-
tee h ,hase under hs command. unless they stopped
hune on LIS enranpsent. he shanld have 10 do IL
thai ho %as NOT brought ap IN school whore were
sha al without tfinralng tho compliment Ills remark
had ihr d.slrcd Effect
But in the city w. men Of the frh Regiment wcrc
killed, aud one MfNeaa, several men sufred up llte
~ Tie rear In resisting the guard WHEN the crowd were
uhsftd Ia d.sparsu ibiee companies ncro ordered 10
reinforce The guard aui patrols daring The night, and
all went en Wi oi.efWarl. THIS p1bng batoncls in
Go men Nas very dsagfrabe bul god order required It,
We are NV hafa,y nd uilbem and Maamofas seems
deserted
Capt blanchard Of Gil. D,kla', Regiment succeeded
IN falsing company nj about Oe II 90 Monterey.
Isl Lieut.. NleHas ii Cul. Davis Re1ncnt was with
hun as 2nd LiaIl. hey arc fin looking sci # men
"A portion ,l Dim gete with lslfat Nichols hnm his
company. lay haN. aocn mustered mo service The
H. Regiment Il l-aln mounted mon have zone IN 10
tauatsahy bni. lscrc about g0o men IN the Re.
ei.nen' Al thu fraalaf feap' are u1s 81 Reyn and
tImaig4 o. company al Iulars len CaInar,o
Iuesdty II NJ. ~a#rc The Cunaueles have c,mtnll-
tt5 1tUedatnas. 10y went up On the steamer AID
aod "i.i srhd birb god account of ihofuspl,es.-
iasfe sfe a9s hefs m MAtc,J sb,ul II 0oo raaps
enough - dH al il, aate "a ~ done " M utl.
u ifim ume 80 TIT, II Il the events that take
AZ, a. sraIl - 10 tsust1 shortly General rsy.
l.r NIL - OPP. Il Is I'D. sa#ul ihr 9TH ,ufs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
NAVY AND COMMERCIALS rurr syArr

Tho August uuubttof llune- Merchants Maoaz,ne
contains an mef-iln9 oc'r complied with much appa.
tent accuracy, eNtadus thu naval strength and coiuo
"e'r o The principal nation. Of The earth, ,Me GBS
m'o"'pg 'NnoFsi" 4" ai pant of the article relating 10
thu uaTal iurcn VI lie [. States
Tie naval establishment Of the United State, !, now
composed oi iac following trct: ships Of the line
l"h'',#NN irunsN wanna, C1unlbu4 Ohin North
arIIaa III commission; Franklin. Delaware, and In
u'l'"tha'' 4e, 10 ordinary, tud Alabama Nrf=
mo0'' Vagina NV lefk. ana New Orleans, on the
sl''hN' Hose 10 commission carry three hundred
and seventy VI guns, those IN udlnatv nno hundred
aud Sky louii ihose building fur hundred aud tween
ny. 49,
Inc ili9ales N commission are the Constitutions pn
p'l '''u"'''' '"'Ress, Cumberland. Savannah
hai'ah' cAIyln2 eaeh i9fly four guns Jhuso IN of,
dlaaty a. the Bmudt Vine f,tn ,,ut onns ,rl ia,
hdu'dun'ah and Consultation, each tlnfty.six tb,se
on lh' STACKS afc the Sluiee Sabine and 81 Iavr,nc,
lofy 'oaf guns each anl tho United Slatos. preparnn
tafscn. i''e
o. the sloofs Of war thuse in cofamissinn n,a IN,
saratoga, John Adams. Nlnconncs Warren F,Im,,th
tya1e, Irraut, Portsmouth, Plymouth NJ M,rv
anl jamestown. each twenty guns and tho On,nr1
eighteen gnns, and Yorktown mud Marion, each six.
teen guns In ordinary. tho Busion Fairfield Van
dAla, n, ionis. twenty guns; Boston Profile md
Dale, each sixteen. Preparing Tor sea- the Albany
'"eo'y guns; GA the stoehs tho Germantown, twenty
guns 0"'
The otss IN commission are the Boxer, polphin
forPase, Somcts. ltuxos, Balnbrdec aud Law
renee each ten guns IA ordinary the Perry ten Guns
Oh the setoanors, The Shark. Experiment, W,yTunJ
ff"ns, each tea guns in commissions, and the Fin
and ON hy-o, are IN ordinary
W the seam"fs. the Mississippi armed with lei
falAhan guns. the Princeton. nne guns tho MIchiuat
one, arc III commissions the Fulton our Guns tim ma,
unf, are IA ordinary, the Allegheny is oG the stocks AM
The tenctal ayiof Nalef Mitch and Engineer arc us
ed as tenders " -
The sL'resalps are the Relief six guns, Eric, eight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
lNpoarASrFRoM MEAl1o.

The Lllariug inf fniian reached ia yesterday 81
rru7an through the Magnetic Telegraph. if1m our PM
adripAa respondent.
fIRktsairffp ran rHr B,LT AaEuIeas.)
PHaAplLrItA, August q. l. T. m.
TIM ship Adelaide sfnyrd at New Nofk list evening
fim Havana. with aJsicrs ffpm that place the > h
nst The mail steamer ha1 arrived a. Havana FROM
ETA Cuz bringing tidnga Il rryou,ign Ia that cry
in favor OF Santa Anna adopting the pla- Of Gandala
axafs. with ADDITIONS In consequence al this movement
Gen. santa Anna leh mn,rli1rly the Atsb.
chartered ar that purpsc. lie vas accompanied by
6'r. Almanle md ScHaf Rpm
1be city af Mekc5 had ai,o declared in favor Of san
n Anna Iarge sub srrptyns were mlkfng by indYil
aals Ia carry on tho war. Gen. Paroles Wa IL haae
let tho 2Dih ult. to head thu Army, and Gen Bra
To be President al H'ef'n
Ihe garrison at 81 Juan d'Ulloa PARTICIPATED in the
revolution. One brigade Of trnps had bet the city ei
Mexico tr Matam0fas, aud lwo others on ihc way
10 Camat5o.
Paroles bad ssHed decree aulhofsnV The Secretary
of War 10 giant lei Of mague against the
OF the L nfed siates.
On tho slh Of July IN Tho night .CanmWlprp Cannes
shp. tho Potomac. eot aground At Green Isle. BY
heaving tho guns overheard she gut IT aud proceeded
Pensacola 10 be repaired.
There no sickness in thr fleet
The Ttu,,on and Perry were off HAVANA. bnt had M
communication with the shore, The yellow lefrf
Was prevailing the island.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
ANECDOTES OLE TIE ARMY

" omdcd fibrse.-For many days after the battle Of
Rcsaca do Ia Palma, thero was tied 10 OF Duueans
gun carriages, horse wouhded IN the battle He was
object Of universal interest, and was nursed by the
"men of tho company 10 which he belonged " it'll the
greatest care. The animal nohe looking speci-
men VI hs kind aud seemed 10 understand exactly his
honorable position, II even appeared that the oihtr
enyiod the attention bestowed upon hun. mus.el
ball had STRUCK hun Just below the side of the face
and lodged behind the jaw. The wound was regu-
larry dressed, mud tied up with white handkerchief
giving to the animals hend a most eTotsqne APPEAR
Dogs IN Bate.-Nery many Of the officers. at,acI-
cd 10 the "army Of occurailnn," own remarkably fine
dogs Principally OF the pointer and setter species Az
ter tho battle vi the Sh began and the firing became very
intense. two dags remarkable for htir luclncnce an
roaiej 10 llslen 10 The conf SION Tor while with great
aslonlshmtht. and then, evidently holding corsulan
they started or at great speed for Point Isabel benz
the inst atnvalsat that place from The battle h.ld
iheIe was brave dog however To redeem the char.
scef OF The species lie posted himself in front Of one
OF the batteries and watching with Intense gravity the
appearance OF the discharged ball wond start alter it at
ull specdeNmessng great surprise TINT 1t Vas out oil hs
rght SO suddenly. He would then wheel round and
watch The appearance of another ball and tlrn again
commence the chase. He thus employed himself thru IL
the acIIon, aud escaped uuharmed
+ " inning II Sdidlc- Among tha Texan RANGERS
'wnnlng saddle" means taking one from Al-xIr,n
On the sth. when Gen. Taylor charged with his eaval
IV.a Mexican officer and horse fell upon the H. Id
leNan di5nouhtcd amidst The hoI haste of the ehare
aud III an instant almost transferred the spIenuid saddle
OF tho officer, his own horse and left ms o,n n tho
place OF II, cooy remarkng that II there WAS any DIT
ference In value. the Mexican nigh. call upon hun lor
it
! .'lcrirdn ShrerdneS,-rho immense number of the
Nexlcans Killed, made II impossible for our soldiers de
tailed ior the purpose. TO bury them fast enough and
reneTal Taylor sent TO Matamoras faf two hun
dted MeNcans IL assist IN the burial. Some lw,r,y
miserable booking wreches came over IN obedience 10 t
dehand Who were sent 10 hunt tur the bodies in the uu
OF the way places. Ailer being gouo long tlre with
out returning, they sent after and ound busy sha
wing Oh the NAMES and tails OF the dead horses about m,
halr being an article of merchandise
Il death .lrnged Lieut.. Chadbuurne was kIllrJ
when IN the act Of taking POSSESSION Of battery, BY tNa
iancets \ brother ohor avenged his death by Instant
~ killing both Of the Mexican soldiers With his uwI
hand-.N u. Ttopc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-27
AiEoI POINT.

NV III T0IIff n.y.
An etffs exeuan IL making Al West Point get the
Engineer Cups tesdy 10 start for Mexico Oat Of 81
mon ~ from rhIadelphia, and chiefly mechanics
fine fellows, and II The marrow b1ne' The officers
have been assigned. Capi. S@ifi aud Leus Smith aud
Mcclellan. Is FAST ~ lie recruits are perfect in III
lsntry dnl they are put INTO another squad aud dr
ed A. engineers IN which they are last leaning the re
dfmruts.
The rubber "panlpn' train has been tried and sue
cteds Will iwo d thr boat7 snslainedG7 mfn. two
hur-c- aud np pieces ot ordnance and the corps lhak
they r1n bddge rhe river West Punt IN an 5nr and
a hli siflnl enongh to take whdle army over. Al
Al Nesi I mi beiokeus hat discipline that has
given such gaan, sri 1T oil aud vail give MS an
elective army. with such g,od material we have IN
volunteers.