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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort OF Richmond.
HtsA Hafr tAis day sf II Seioek, q. NJ
ARRIVED.
Brig Francis, Cobb, Portland.
SehT Joy, Bartlett, Bosom.
Jubilee, sermiEsr Petersburg.
SAILED,
Patrick Henry, Chester, New York
Richard Th1mpson. COrson, West Point.
Julia, hin, Boston.
Rochester. Bingham New York.
Pennsylyania, Nash, AeIandfia.
WIN. Appleganh. Kent Baltimore.
Pinta, Brown, New York
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Tue ksSRrAeK QUEsrios.-Ths Raleigh Register says
the Syp'd OF North Carolina refused. by largo m.jcry,
TO entertain the appeal from the Presbytery Of Fayetteville
against the decision OF the latter body restoring Rev
Mr. Mcqueen his former position eommu uc ant and
minister OF that church So the question be consider
cd ~ seutled in favor Of the reverend gentleman.
IL will DO perceived from the above that tho question
whether a may marry the sister OF former wife 10
determined in tho affirmative by tho Synod OF North Car
dina.
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NOTICE To LAND OWNERs

anxious to lease tor q term of years, n
lnded esate with farming utes sai labour thereon
For which win give ehfr u crops onied rent
proprietor presfi viii 20 paunsr.bip with
which dspossd 70 under
ny charge Any aAdfesns atorsnes Courbouss
''ivs prompt reply JOHN A ALLRF.
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The Chsresscu Courier ssys that the South Carolina
College nourshng beyond all precedent under tho
piece Of the eloquent and gifted PRKros The number Of
ssudenis said 10 have increased greatly that the Col
and 10 contemplated 10 build chspsl--lhe
funds be raised b. VOLUNTARY subsc ptcn among
alumni One Of her alumni, tho Hon. Jous l.. MAssss,
has recently given noble and nunifcen mark Of dc,o-
uoa to his dina Mater. in the endowment Of Scholar
ship in the insucn for the eduesuon Of INDECENT aud
deserving young men. .
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Too YoUvo.-Tho papers say New York il too Your
10 20 Wight boston Post.
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70 X" WNgnt-BOffoH Post.
PPLES---is bb' fipnns store TO- salf very low
= W coe'bf noi3 IitfELL q GeCANnLfsH
I'AR TAR go bbls. in prime order, in
- store, and for sale By
no u BTssELB MeCANDTJsH.
MERCER POTATOES-5OO bush. in store,
A'-A snd for ssls 10 ats n suf purehssersb BY
- ~ BIssBLL 4 MsCANDLIsH.
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New York Election.

We defer the publication OF farther from n. York
until the msiOdres Tor the several csnddse regard
which the statements the New York papers continue
shsl have been fully sseesned In tho while
from the Albany Argus the following complete
let Of the OF the Representatives elected the
Congress from the Empire Strte:
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The Cotton Crop in Aisbama.-The editors Of tho
Montgomery Journal in September circulars emhody
ing queries respecting tho Cotton CROP planters in all the
counties in the Sate and several in Mississippi They
directed the principal planters and men of each
county Before have in the Journal the answers OF
twenty Of the principal counties in Aabsma These com
prise Montgomery Autauga, Barbown, Benton, Butler,
Chambers, Conecuh, Dallas Green. Lawrence Loundes
Macon. Madison. Marengo Perry, Pickens, Russell Sum.
ter, Tallapoosa and Tu'calooss.
The following is recapitulation Of these returns;
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"A worso year there was. except leI0-when
there was greatos of bos from continued rains
but the caterpillar made appearance here before
IN such numbsrs-or anything like it-except in 1896
This remarkable for the absence Of all chances for
top CROP let the frost when il may. Those who
planted early hnned and started their crops make the
best crops"
Returns received from five counties in Mississ pp
as follows: Monroe, Macon Lowndes NoIubee end Sum-
ter A recapitnlainn of ihese rctnrn. il fnlnwa.
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WANTEn.

A OR 5000 DOLLARS SIGHT FUNDS ON
- NEW YORK, for which wiz give the hilhea price.
no 70 WILLIAM ANDERSON, IT,
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HULLEN'S COMPOUND will cure the worst
~ ease Of G'ssss'' In from d-ys For sile by
Ho12 GAYNoR a WOOD. Drurgias.
SOLAR OIL FOR LARD LAmPs.-We have
~ beautiful Of Beaehed Solar or suitable Lard
Lamps which will cell at co cents pof faron.
no 70 GAYHOR b WOOD, DfusEhts.
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ADAMS d CO.'S Baltimore, PhiIadcI
Phia, New York and Boston EN-
QI<EE> press.

I>HE public are respectfully informed that we
have established once T. I4h street under the
hotel ard that tbs business heretofore
the Of sEADs Co. will be continued under The arm Of
ADAMS 4 CO. $780, wv " "
me hrpefs arrangements will continue heretofore relation
ume AM prices ard We hope by dgeni business
oeese liberal support Persons ordering goods from
are requested 20 order by Adm, A. 20 . Express
mt u M rawlings viii act rs Agent Richmond
het nobee' 10 iS-diOt SANFORD a SHOEMAKER.
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4,Ol69l7 S3
Amt paid into the
Treasury IN ls4I, S332o2 II
Amt paid INTO the
Treasury in 1912 Asa, ,635 So
\mt paid into the
Treasury in ls43. 6539ll 9s
Amt paid into the
Treasury in 1874, 75l,2lO OIL
amt paid into the
Treasury in lS45, l,SiS33S O2
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Hone for the NzOurner.

But it shall come to pass that at evening tim
it shall be hght.'-IAcH. XIV, 7.
We journey through a vale of tears,
BY many cloud DER cast;
And worldly cares, and worldly fears
Go with us to the last !
Not to the last Thy wonn hath sSld,
Could we but read Alright;
Poor pilgrim lift in hope thy head,
At eve there shall be light!
Though earth bon shadows now may shroud
Thy thorny path awhile,
G1j's blessed word can part each cloud
And bid the sunshine smile.
Only RELIEVE, in living faith,
His love and power Divine.
AMI ere thy sun shall set in death,
His light shall round thee shine!
When tempest clouds are dark on high,
His bow of love and peace
Shines sweetly in the vauled sky,
Betokening storms shall cease!
Hold on thy way, with hope unchilled,
BY faith and not by sight;
And thou shalt own Ii is word fulfilled
AtEvE 1T LBE LIGHT!
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TIE BOlSTER OUTDONE.

A New Englander, riding in railroad
car off southwest, some where, seemed
particularly disposed 10 as'onish '1e o'ne'
passengers with stories about fankcedom'
Al las, he mentioned that one of his neigh
bors owned an immense dairy, and made
million pounds Of cheese yearly. inns
story produced some sensation, and ih'
Yaakee perceving that his verachy was II
danger of being questioned, appealed to
friend, as follows:
sTrue, ISM, it, Mr.. P. speak of Deacon
Brown you know Deacon BrownF
.Ye-e s. replied the friendi that Is yes
know Deacon Brown; don't know as
ever heard precisely how many poun's 0
buuer and cheese he makes year, but
know that he has twelve saw mills that e.
by buWermiIk.'
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A MATCH FOR HAMS

A good anecdote is told in 'he last lro'
Arerican OF a man, named Bentley mos
confirmed drunkard, who would never drInF
with a friend, or in public, and always bit
,eIy denied when caught ii'.le s 100 s'seI
ever tasting liquor! One day some bd'
witnesses concealed themselves in his room
md when the liquor was running down hi
throat, seized him with his arm crooke'
syid mouth open and holding him tas'' ask
ed him with an ar o! Triumph
An, Bentley, we have caught you al las
Won never drink haF
Now, one would have supposed 'ha
Bentley would have acknowledged me corn m
Not he!-wiih the mos, grave ana mex e
irresistible face he calmly. and in d'gn'he
manner, said ,,r
Gep,lemsn my name is not Bentley
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THE G. AlsLAN ID.
"-Wih Swectesi flowers enrich'd,
From uariouS gurdens Guild ,oith care"
WOMAN.

No star in yondcr sky that shines;
Can light like woman's eyes impart;
The earth holds not in oil its mines
A gem so rich as woman's heart;
Her voice is like the music sweet
Poured out from airy harp alone;
Like that, when storms more loudly beat,
1t yields a clearer, richer tone.
And woman's love is holier light
That brighter, brighter burns for aye;
Years cannot dim its radiance bright,
Nor even falsehood quench its ray;
But like the 81 n of Bethlehem
OF old. to Israels shepherd given,
1t Marshals with its steady flame
The erring soal ofman to heaven.
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AMOUNT due lst December, lS45, So|3,o7o 81
IL addition TO the exposition Of the State
ioances, in clear and inellig'ble manner
Ilhe Treasurer makes several very I'm o0r,anl
Isuggeslons and recommendations 10 the
Legislature. One Of these is that lhe law
he 50 changed as to allow an abatement Il
10 allow an abatement to tie individual tax
payer who pays his taxes promptly, in or
Ter to secure prompt and RAPID pagmen's.
The following extract from the rePnr, It.
,eIf is, in our opinion, too important not t
he copied in the language Of the Treasurer
himself:
'The public spirit and energy Of on
,lliznns during the past year, have sup
piled, in some measure, The want OF Ie
[al enact ments, but it is proper that the
laws should reach the tsrdy snd the
gegljgenl. |, is evident that NOR
IDromptGess must be secured in the co!
lection Of taxes. aud their pay ment inlo
he treasury. II is The int rest OF the
Commonwealth, and also Of tax payers
hat the taxes of each year should bt
collected within the proper year. Each
county, under existing laws, is bound tC
pay lis quota of Slate taxes, on The sec.
md Tuesday Of January in each year
but The collectors warrants sre Valid IL
heir hands for three years; this shords
IN excuse for postponing payments il
many cases, and thus the taxes of two
wears to the injury Of the cI'izsn and of tn
State are collected in one Year. ptopos'
hat the warrants be mad void in the hands
of the collector on the first Tuesday of Jan
uary in each year. mention III frs
Tuesday, so as 10 allow time for its trans
milton TO the Treasury, befors The periot
when interes, will be charged esrnestl,
recommend this change in the Jaw, sboui
the Legislature rot adopt the more impor
tanI one, which Iwiil now State, viz Tha
the duplicstes be al once placed in the hsnd
of the county treasurer, and dispense VT
the sngency of township or ward collectors
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From the London Punch |

.LASTHOURS OF A SINGLE MIN
This morning, April |, at half pasr
.Ieven precisely, an unfortunate young
man, Mr. Edwin Pnkney, underwent
he extreme penalty of infalui'ion, by
expialing his atiachment 10 Mary Ann
Gale. 10 front of The Altar railings Of
ST. Msry's Church, Isinglon.
Ht Will be in The recollection Of all
hose friends Of The parties who were
1t the Joneses. party a, Brlxton, lw'
years ago, thai Mr.. Pnkney, was there
and there first introduced 10 Mary Anne.
to whom he instantly began 10 direC
particular altention-danclng with htl
40 less than six sets that evening, aoC
handing her.lhings at supper in lh'
devoted manner. From that periot
com mmenced The intimacy between then
which Terminated in this mornings CO
tastrophe
'Poor Piokney had barely stlaioe,
o his twenty eighth ear, but there IS uC
reason to believe thai bu, lor reasons o
IA pecunary nature, his s'ugle life wou'
have come earlier 10 an unIimely end
A change fer the heUer, however ,hav
ing occurred in his circumstances, th'
young lady's friends were induced Il
sanclion MS addresses, and thus TO be
come accessories TO The course for which
he has just suffered.
'The unhappy man passed the las
night ol his bachelor existence in his
solitary chamber. From hal! past eieh
to ten, he was husiy engaged in writ
ing letters Shortly after ten o'clock, hi
yourg Brolher Henry knocked at ih'
door when the doomed youth told hin
hn a firm voice to come 10. On belnj
, asked when he meant 10 go 10 he re
D piled, mo, yet The question wa
3 then put to him how he though, h
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state Trcasurcr's Report.

The Report Of JAMES Ross SNowDEN,l the
State Treasurer, upon The finances Of Perm
Isylvania 10 the Legislature now in sessiur
IS document possessing more thaa "rdl-
nary interest The zeal and energy Of lts
officer, in marshaling the resourcee II the
it is well known, has
greatly contributed to place the credit Of
Pennsy ylvania upon its proper basis, and TO
secure for all time to come, The invlol45iiiy
or l,s pIlgh,ed faith.
The following is the closing paragraph
n the report, which is indeed an announce
nent cheering 10 every patriotic cluzfn:
During the last year, the in terest on the
funded debt and all other liabilities Of the
Commonwealth, were promptly paid. Ny
estimates anticipate similar result for the
present year. An appropriation shouIC
therefore be made for the payment Of the
interest as it falls due ;and as . cemi-annna
payment occurs on the lst OF february mex
IT is necessary that the law should be pass
ed without delay. Sufficient funds will b,
n the 'rr easury TO make the payment re
quired
For the purpose of exhibiting the amour
of Stale tax assessed in the several counlie
during the last FIVE years, and the amour
paid into the Treasury in each year,we ex
tract the following:
There have been assessed in the severa
@ osuntios of The Cpmmonwea III for Stat
purposes, under the acts of Assembly rela
ting to lha; subject the following taxes viz
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's Church, MAIN.sI
TERMS

The COL UlHBIA DEMOCRATwM be
published eUery Saturday morning, al
TjPO DOLL.4RS per- aanun pdyoJit
half yearly in ddUGnce, or I5co Dollars
FJjty Cents, ,Dnof paid Uithin tie yea,
No subscription ,OW be takcn for a shOrle'
period Man 3ir months; nor any discon
HnUance permitted, ,uatl all arrear0ge'
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding {
square wW be conspicuously insenedo
one D0Liar for the Frst three insertions
mR Ticenty,fve cents for eUery subse
gueat Insertion. b-J~A liberal discOW
male TO those Who GlUcrtise by the yedl
LETTERS addressed on business mus
be post paid.
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ceremonies. This was dilemma, either
norm o! which promised loss TO his repu'
alton but the crowd we're soemnly in earn
est-already uiumphing in his detection,
hey began TO look foolish al him and wise
1t each oiher--so that the Wolverine had
nolhing ler for it but to demand, Boldly to
see the patient We had better give the
est Of lhe story as i, was related TO humor-
Gus friend of ours by the disciple Of Mes
ner, himself a
up stairs | went with EN-, mad as thun
der, tell you-frsl at being thought hum
bug, and next. that my indivdooal share OF
the American eagle should be compelled in.
to a measure, by ,huuder I'd gin EN- a
light if i, hadent ben for the science which
would suffered any how SO jest said to
myself let EN- bring on their rheumatic!
f.lt as if could .Ncsmeiized horse and
i drrermin,d whatever the case might be
ia make ii squeaI by thunder.
Here il is said they, and in We bundet
nto the room, gathering round bed, with
me shut in among em and the cussed big
ighlened heather tha, did the talking
lrswlng out an aIwIghty big bowie knife a
the same time. That's your man! said he
Well, there Law miserable looking ctitter
With his eyes sot and his mouth open and
his jaws go, wider and wider as he saw ,h'
crowd and the bowie knife | tell you
That's The idean said old big Ingn.
'kse up in ,ha. bed said | and tell you
what, must a looked at him dreadful, Tor VI
I've jumped on eend, as if he'd jest got
streak of galvanic,
Git out on this floor said I, with wus
look, and | wish l. may be sho. if out h
lident come, lookin wild, tell vel
'No,U. cm dirt d---n your screame
|, and Jehu General Jackson if he dden
make a straight shirt tail for the door, ma,
never make another pass. After him
went and after they came and prehaps ,her
vasent the orlulest stampede down lhre
pair Of stairs that ever occurred in Michigan
Down cut old rhenmtjz, through the be
rnom-oui GU. afel him; over went III
stove in the rush after both on us | chase
I'm round to square--in the snow OF tba
| rhen headed him off and chased him bac
o the hotel agin, where he landed IN a fin
yweaf, begged for hls lie, sud said-he'
4ive up the proper'W Well | wish ma
,e shot if he wasen, GeIlrr that tney wer
,f'erln a reward for IN buffalo! | made hr
lress himself--cured of his rhemstlz -ru
It right out Of him. Delivered him II
ppckeled the reward, and estabished h
science, by thunder'
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@x=S-.IrsssFrr

The Picayune tells the story Of snake
that swallowed mule twice 1t kicked It's
way DOT each time, and finally killed the
snake. The mule was brought from the
Kickapoo tribe Of Indians.
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AMOUNT due lst December, ls45, 1878,
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which were supplied MIN. His brother
who sat down and psrtook of the liie
refreshments, now demanded If he
would want any thing more that night
He said, 'Nolhjug,' in firm voice.
His sffgctiouate brother then rose toI
take leave; VIII n The devoted one con-.
slderately advised him 10 lake care OF
himself.
Precisely at quarter OF minute 'oI
seven The mex, morning, the vcllm of
Cupid, having been called according tel
his desire, he rose promptly dressed
himself. H. had the self control vol
shave himself with out the slightest in u
ry; for nol even scratch upon his chm
appeared after The operation. Il would
see m that he al devoted a longer time
to his toll et than usual.
'7'he wretched man was a,iired in @
light blu, dress coat, with frot'd metal
bultons,a white waist coat aud nankeen
rouserS, with patent leather boots. He
wore around his neck a Varlegsted satin
scarf, which psrli'iiy concealed the
COlaZZi Of his bosom. ln front OF tht
scarf was ms rled brest pm o! conSp'c
uous dimensions. II wing decended
the sDaircse aswilh quick step, lie en-,
cred the aplrtment where his brother
and a few fri ends were awaiting him
He sh1o Ina nds cordially with all pres
ant, aud on being asked how he had
slept, answered, Very WELL and 10
he farther demanded az 10 The slate oI
his mind, he $ | he f It happy.
'One of the party having hereupou
suggested that il would be as weIItot take
.omething before the melancholy cere'
nony was gone through. he exclaimed
with some emphasis. 'Dec'dedIy.'
Breakfast was accordingly served whe'
le ate the whole of a French roll. I
iarge round Of toast, Two sauSages, anf
hree new laid eggs, which he washed
Town with two great bEe 'k'as
cups of tea. Ia reply to perso'
present, at his appetite. he declare'
that he rever fes II hearicr IN his life,
Having inquired tho time, and as
certained that It was tel mlnu'es to
evn, he remarked that 'It will soon b
'NeI' - o .,,,;.. " U',i.' r,r hin,. mho, b
Iu,' ~ ,t.,Ia ~ II} ,,ta 10" - Lara Miss =
'p'' l " I'',;e., ',,G ln,a, ,his no a,,e.,e,
'"rn.', rrh. i,,,, u,,oo,o oow ,nnro,cbin,
.|. LIZ oo,,;n,
re t, "e o''u '''' ;',,; 'H".@l",th ~ ~ op" ~,
u us ,'"1u , " ,',,,' o'I,' '''','1 1. nhin1
',, ''enu' muse '',,'o '''> . -. rno on.
"~ou'u ~ SVo" : Il" ~" "s'' """'' .,ho. ~
'e gave ''S ~ .''' - " "n.,roI 49,
oo'eco SoPre,, I"H "e ''.sn ,"I - ~ r.,',
''o'"'. i'o"' } -" =" US '",e" r n, ,.' y"
"s'ruV',onS 10 oe'''e' J., ave. a. 'n', u.s.
yer, WIN que So'e'""''y 70 & "'I. '"''r'".' I,.
! "e ,''-,.. c'o'N at 'e"h J. W." ','a. iof,,n,
nn at '"e same "'o",e"' nc "'' -, ,'' " ~ ~
=" 'ha' Gao "a' 81 '"e ""o'' itI ,Io' "no'
'r'y Sa,n am 's'uy' '"' "''o"I o;.Ia
''mse'' 70 oe c""'oc'Fo 70 ''o ,o"'1'
nc 'hlo "h'cn ne cot WIN MS o'o'''e'
his 'r'eH's lo''"we" 10 o'ne's'
'A'fVe' at lne nag ca, 'Po'' S"o'
out ANXIOUS "'''y 'o"N P''re' ave- %
"nl'n 'hey were Jo'nP" ny "'e ''"S
WIN h'r 'rIe"'' l-'''ir were st'u %
il''rT S'"t' uu' MISS Nd'e' e''
om'ry decofus sh'd 'e'''' r'"N"FS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

ERlsffEfAs is etfv ono among many or the nu,per
ou. aiimens which urignaie Ia impurities OF the blood
ahd experience has shown that few any are more iif
hcu To overcome But the Clickcncr Sugar Coated We
ecabic Pills have grappc successfully with n IN every
FORM Ms Jones, OF Albany, upwards Of 50 wear.
." age hSd tcen subject In pcrodca returns OF this com
plant sm her earliest infancy; and ic'icrly had been SO
violently affected as Co furnish indications OF dcanrcd
intellect Recourse was had, formerly to the family
fhysician, hut his prescription ouy drove the Affection
inward, as usual. To return with renewed violence The
Doctor finally recommended box Of Lees Pills hui
through some mistake of the Apohecary's clerk hoN
OF Chckencrs Sugar Coated Vegetable rurra,yc Pills
was sent In their stead Having little faith in Pins of
ny description. and being rather surcrsiuious wiihaI
siitution and aer all might turn out for tho Re-, =
lhey accordingly made use them The result of We
~ lew doses ie Them no cause To their snpesti
had n" attack Of Erisyrelas since. The Doctor wss
hghy delighted NJ the supposed success Of his prescrip
tom hut was completely asionished when he disco
vered hts error that he resolved from that time forward
10 prescribe nothing Else IN cases Of Eisyrelas but Gle
keners sugar Coated Vegetable Pills For sale nv
July n. o. fAtRCfiIIp.
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to the right Of the battery. passed the work
entirely; and effected an entrance to the town
Alter advancing rapidly about 400 ysnls h.
yond the battery. they came Immediately -
front OF a masked battery Of artillery AMI
muskctry, which swept the street eomnIe,n I
by Its range. The barricades OF the s,rrc,s =,
sixty Yards distsnce from the head of ,be roI
umn, were lined with Mexican tmocs Who
entirely covered themselves opened n mn
uerous discharge OF grape and husketrv nncn
',e eVrancing column. Every hous,. in Tho
street was pierced for musketrv. and enf;lade,j
toe street m every direction. Under this &C.
Tue following officers were killed. or mnr,aiIv
wounded; Major Barbour, 81 infantry ~
gIape shot III the abdomen; Captain Williams
typographical Enginsers, shot ',hrough ,hs
oouy oy 'husket ball, fell in the street. md
was !, dragged into the doorway OF a house by !
Lieut.; Pope amidsta shower OF balls. thatcoy.
ereu HIM with dust. The aallantry of This
young officer, now in his first battle, is spo. |
M OF IN admiration by the army. Captain
w i,'iems died the next day, and was buried /
WIN the honors of war by the Mexican trcops. |
!. mo whose hands he had fallen. Lieutenant
i,erIeti' LIST infantry, shot through the holy |
he'd The next day. ~"