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on shc Great svrsiern Route.

on fac Great Western Route.
PASSENGERS leaving Lynchbarg on Mondays.
4 Wednesdays and Fridays by Terry & Maslin's line
OF stages, reach the White Sui phur Springs the
cond evening 4, 7. NJ, thence by cur line to Lewis
burg that night. Leave there the next morning Sun.
days excepled,) al A. NJ, asl reach Guyando,e the
second night by 9 o'clock where Steam Boas pass
hourly for CINCINNATI aud the Great Nest.
The whole route is over firm graded lurnpkrs, and the
extent Of line enables To make it thoroughly a
popular one, while We promise no lack ot exerllun To
render il such.
o. Fare from Uhae Sulphur Springs TO Guyans
doate, 5000.
Passengers will be allowed so lbs of Baggage over
that, proportionate charge will be made.
For any other information, enquire Of ). Il. Clewss,
at The franklin Hotel, Lynchbnrg.
W. p. PARISH s. Co.
Oct 10 3W--w I'm
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Dissolution OF Co-partncr.hip.

Utiit eo.Parlncrshp htreioiore existing between the
Undersigned. under the STYLE OF Edmond, Watson
Co. IS tins day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debs aud effects OF ihn concern have been purchased y
Mr. james NJ. Boyd who intends to carry on the bust
ness himself. All persons Indebted TO the firms Of Ed
mooJ. Watson u CO., WIN. II Watson & Co. and
boyd, Edmond Co, are requested 10 pay 10 ia mes
NJ Boyd aOne-and all the creditors Of san, firms ~ m
Apply to hln for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WAT >ON,
ISAAC DAVENpORT,jr
Feb. II Ia
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.1llMHuMcks for lSl6.

I -. s1tAuNWOChS IOt 1916.
NOTTOMS VA. AND \. C.. ALMANACK,
~ Richardson's IS
Warrock's
Farmers Calendar, for sale by the gross or d zen
al Richmond prices.
PAYNE 4 GREGORY
Oct. % ;.
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Fine Green aud Black Teas.

N r. have just received 1T Of the finest Black and
W Green Teas. ever offered in this market before,
purchased ii The Prkn Tea Company. recently csiab<
ishod IN tbs country. These Teas superior to any
ne have met with. aud such as have never bsen
on red IN this market before We earnestly solicit a
call FUN all IN want Of Superior Tea the price of
LEE & ROBERTS,
n. Il. We have on hand a few Of Cloyd's Family
Haus l.. r.
Nov 3 n
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CONCENTRATIONS.
Tail ant ss1uscr Fashions.

JUST RECEIVED At MY HOUSE ON MAN SrRErr rou
Doors ABOVE MEM GwArKis's STORE
|INlIANkFUt. In my friends and the Public pene
= rally ht Their patronage heretofore bestowed upon
me, ask continuation OF the same feeling sure thai
u shall be able 10 please the most lastldlous
WILLIAM CLAVEY
Sept. % 4.
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.NEKCzH.l.N'T T.1lLOKS.
w M. & ]. O A X e Y,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch.
w bury aud the public. that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick bndiny
immediately opposite John Ho|lins, where they intend
to carry on the
TiILOKE-IG HUsA.y'ES5,
IN all It's branches They have now ON hand and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment of CLOTHS
CASSlMERt.S, VESllNGS and IN fac, every ,hinc
suitable or Geniemen's wear, which they viii make
up 10 order IN the most fashionable les handsome fits
and warranted workmanship. They would invite The
attention OF Utnllemen toa superior lot Of
CT DIT HIS.
Olive, Olive Brown. Brown. Blue. Wuol.Dyed Black
fine French fwllIed Black English Black. a very
hue article, with several pieces OF low priced cloths.
(.lSSI.uEHES
Black French Cashmere,
Fancy do do Bonjohn's made, very SUPERIOR.
ran' ard Fancy English Cassneres, a goood variety
Also 90 ID lot OF American Csssimercs, with ere,
vafieJ OF Eoods suitable for Gentemen's PanlaIoons
Vcstings.
we have very superior 10, Of Gsnllsmens ye.,inps
such as
I lain and cut Velye,s,
PLAIN aud figured Sa,ins
Plan aud figured Silks
Ia'hmeres. Nalencias &C.
! Ob'ERCO.1TS.
PLAIN and gold mixed Beavers frat raj. ,,,i,, or
lug, " N'''
!,olh mixed Iweeds for Gentlemen's business Coats
WIN va'hus other Goods suitable for tien,lem,o', o
yer COATS.
| we nave so fine assortment of Gep,Iemen,s Kid
enemy 'nd other Gloves. Cravats, Scaris. Pocke,
SC, Sc ''' w.
IN 's'' without descending further to particulars. We
nave every thing IN the Merchant Tailoring line an,
pledge ourselves to make up handsome fits and ard DIV,
SATISFACTION to all who may be pleased to give us cali
We'sry respectfully invite the Gentlemen of Lynch
Jus anu '"e surrounding country 10 give us a call.
=, - WIN, & JOHN Oakley.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICC
ENDWARD BOILING and John c. Murrell, hay
n Ing associated themselves together in the practice
oi Law. will attend The Superior and inferior Courts a,
Campbell. Arponslox s. Halifax An business enlrus,-
ed Ia them will be promptly attended to-
Address, Campbell Coun House, Va.
Dec % q
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E'Das RENE.

Ebas 6sENE.
fHNllE Yehw House, IN Sd street between Mai. Jas
Gsriand's present residence aud that of Mr.. l;,o
I. " illiams. This is pleasant family residence in
good neiahberEood aud venient 10 business Pas
session may be had nav. Apply Ia
JOHN MCKINNEY. Agent for
X. l.. Bohannon
Dec 90 ,s
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rules holden in the clerks Office OF Il uit sni
60 ir oi law and chancrry, for count. o Patrick
tn. courthouse ihereu, on the LIST Monday in Decent
ls45;
Thomas NJ. Clark, Plaintiff,
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Plaintiff


Fowlkcs G. Smith, admir- Of Hardin ". Moore, ap
Joseph Smith, Madison ID. Carter, williamson 81 It'll
Lctha hi. wife, John Moore and SAn,'ci ID. Moore.
Drfcndan
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VIRGINIA.;

Nov. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29

The Governor IS quite H. ana this is gwen reason
for his delay sending the proposed
the Butler Bill 1t probably His illness may
also for his having any nominations
for the Supreme Bench.
10 be enjoying Christmas right merTlee.' There WAS
ball last evening, al which the fair ana beaufa! were
present To-day preaching was hal IN the several
churches, good dinners eaten am Christmas pres
ents Literally exchanged
We find the follow .ng in the New Albany Bulletin. 1t
speaks the light spirit. and take great pleasure in
teSfying the honorable conduct of NJ. Collins in
refusing compromise connive with the locotocos
He could doubt not, have received the entire loco
but he scorned proud honest, conscientious
good Wing should do their Efforts disorganz alton.
He deserves admiration of all goof Whgs-he has
ours, and he should again be candidate before the
people this State before the legislature author
ize him call upon oil WAYNE for her support. ana
doubt his draft viii se duly accepted anu honored
.sJ4rirs Collins, jas will he from Indian
apolis tence, fellow citizen, Jas Collins,
has not the Office OF Treasurer of State.
Mr. c. candidate before the convention having
voted by the who has been chosen
Much wouil have been rejoced at his success II
gives equal know that be ana his friends no
bly, yielded all personal interests. by uniting CORDIALLY or
\ private letter informs that every Il
maze Mr. Collins by the locotocos suffer
elect this gentleman the nominee, but that
the proposition treated with the deserved
Honor such course 1t honorable be Youd all office
itself TO the loftiest encomumit is true
patrlotis5n-tr,te public virtue.
We learn a private thst tho candidates
were nearly balanced caucus. Hr. Hanna, however,
haa the great advantage Of residence IN an oNerSheim-
ing Wing District
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'ans resolusion-impor;an.,c especially 10 the e,e.,

'ani important, especially TO the e,es,
west:
Resolved. That tho Secretary Of War be d.
rec:ed 20 furnish the Senate with n s;atcn,en. os
NIL appropriations made for the construction ard
repair of roads. Notifications, and ha rbors ana
for the improvement, of rivers in each and all of
The States and Territories Of the United S;a;,s
showing the amount and period Of each annro.
pra,ion and expenditure.
House.. Dec i7.--Mr Douglass reported bill
COR the admission OF the State of Iowa into thu
Union.
The Rev. VIM T. Spcole. Presb, ,erian
c'ergymtn. OF Washington. on the third BAL
lot. elected Chaplain of the House. Tho nfie,
Petit gain made oil an laughing stock Of
himself.
In The proceedings of tho Senate and House
on tho lNth, We preeeivo nothing of general IN.
lie fest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29
NEW PAPERS.

We have received three four numbers of the Gin
cinnati SUNDAY News" published by w. 7 Dennis and
edited by George w Bradbury, Esq. II presents very
pretty type and is filled with the spice
Of life the right kind of stuff to attract the reader
who loves it, and who does not It's size is mammoth
price only 50 per year; who will subscribe copy
be at this office.
TBro. BENTLEY, has pitched his tent in the goodiy
little Of Milton this county, and again com
menced the newspaper publishing business-our best
wishes for his profered. He issues,
weekly the "Mlton Times" which he dedicates to eve
ry other good sxeepting politics II b" the
right side Of the political fence would wish him TO
attend that asobut it he docs right to try and
stear barque clear of the quick and shoals of
locofoc least his paper the refore is neutra-t
il we'll printed and is filled with interesting matter
Price, 50 per year--the same the "Palladium-and
brother Bentley and ourselves want subscribers
both, don't we?
Esprit of the Valley, the title of neatly printed
sheet published in Connersville by w. a. Hotchkiss
II appears to be corporation and has Board Of
Directors'' and "Sockholders' II processes "eterna
fidelity to democracy" Its terms are 81 per year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29
CONGRESSIONAL ITEMS.

We have proceedings of Congress TO the 9Th inst
and have only the important items The
President admitted message to Congress the I'd, IN
regard the resolution Of M Davis, OF KY, the sub
ice, Of instructions 10 Gen kearny and ON Stockton
and dsproves Of the proclanaons q these
gentlemen extending the laws or the L. states over
conquered territories. There evident DISPOSE
ton, the Baltimore Patriot extenuate and over
look the unauthorized, and being unauthorized, most ex
traordinary conduct Of Cen. kearny in Santa Fe AND
Com. Stockton California; ana perhaps this DISPOSE
the President is commemorate. Wka: these Off
did, they believed to be right, and were no doubt
moved to DO BY the proinptngs of that ambition for
renown which natural for the soldier feel. Dat
gather from these this lesson at least that there
safety for law liberty confding merely mil
aary the gh that belong the admins
ton of civil goyern-ne .'-I0pa has been admitted
INTO the { MON state.--A bill organize ter
titoria government for territory, be called MIN
Sofa introduced into the House by Mr. Martin OF
Wiscons.n.-Ihe Senate, b. Of II to 2l--the
Vice President giving the .ca~tng vote refused print
a memorial from the Society Of ne n1= New England
praying Congress to aaoit measures 10 bring tile
with IeAco to speedy clo~v.--It thought BY
who pretend to kaotc, that Tea and Coffee VIII
be taxed need BY the message, that the
notifications suggested by the Sec of the Treasury
endorsed by the Preside the sub reasury law, q
be refused BY Congres.-the law VIII be carried
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29

Some months ago, Mr.. Fl. F. WEST agent for Sanders.
School Books. made general exchange with the differ
ent schools in this city and vicinity giving book Of
that SERIES for any and every kind school books in
GLIDING the diferen editions of II Cueys seriesthus
introducing uniformity books and paving the way for
future sales, and he had perfect right to Co. y 18th
in the last three weeks, Mr. NEsArH. agent for MGu
feys Books instructed and do likewise, and
he has accomplished the task assigned him, in the
busness like and both gentlemen have done the
best they could for their employers
With regard to the merits of the series, shall
only say. that rather partial towards MCuIty's
they better printed, but have also objection
and have heard urged by several Of citizens;
and that is MGueys books have been revised and inn
proved frequently, that, in the language Of
mendation published in his Fourth Reader over the s;g
nature Of IN. r. Smith, Curator of Pennsylvania Lyce
um Parents have been annoyed BY frequent
their purses to keep up uniformity, of these
books, in the schools to which they sending their
children. We have objection to improvement in
Ty thing and Tho gutes and directing
youth and pointing them to the ailroad Of education,
should always be perfectly correct,
tai mind make them; and they should always be
calculated to facilitate the progress of the youthful mind;
all this is, Judge, from examination
Of the present works, accomplished How long VIII be-
before another edition with additions shall be published
Of these books, know not; but ud from the past,
IL may be great while another improvement VIII
be made in them.
Sanders Books the plan OF MGuley's,
and we believe they equally efficient IN leading
youth to knowledge those works; why change
should take place, when both series possess the
good qualities, why change did in the first in
stance, without because of the frequent atera-
lions in NJ Gufey's,) at loss to d@ternlIno.-
These hequen changes lead the conclusion, that
school teachers the parents lack stabl!ty-we
do not know which in the faults but hiat article
to be wanted.
"a few Of the sort OF 1i'GuIey's School
Books be had both of the Book Stores in this city,
ALSO complete of Sanders Books FOX those
who prefer them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29
From the Gulf Squadron.

Intelligence from Tampico TO the 4,h inst. was
received a, New Orleans on the Th. On The
9Th ult. vloon: nor,hcr, which blew for TWEEN
~ hours, Grove from their moorings ,ire follow
ing vessels; prizas taken at Tobnsco--stea mer
Iabasco, schooner Tabasquena, and brig Descra-
Ga. The schooner seen on shore about fif-
teen mics 10 the westward of Averado. The
brig and steamer had not been seen; board
the former were six On the 2jth ul;. Lieut..
Parker, Midshipnen Rodgers and Hynson. vita
five men. approached within pistol shot Of the
castle Of San Juan md burnded the Mexican brig
Creole. On the ID Of December, Com. Parry,
with the steamship Mississippi. steamer Vixen,
siooP John Adams. and schooners Bonita and Pc
irel, sailed on expedition, the object and des-
stinntion Of which no, known at the latest
dates.
MiscHIEvoUs ISyEsTioS.-The necessity Of
heating shot in furnaces, a slow process is sup
erseded by invention Of John II. Scott, o.
Southwark. PhladeIp hia. He has a composites
with which he coats common cannon ball 80 -
TO render II substitute for hot shot. The com
position is ignited by tho conclusion Of the ball
in It's escape from the cannon. and a burning mass
Is left among tho splIniers, used by its passsks
through the ;imbers of ship or dwelling, sufh-
Glen. 70 cause immediate combustion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29
A FEW JUMBLES.

TAnother election in Maine, recently, places the To-
FIVE ahead choice. Great times in this State
for elections-they have down there almost every
week-On the 18th, the Senate confirmed the APP
pontmeut of John Y. Mason, Sec'y of the Navy in
the place Bancroft resigned and gone England
Minister .-One hundred and fifty American soldiers
were massacred by the Mexcans Upper California in
October last---"Potomac the able correspondent of
the Baltimore Patriot very witty thing of the
who represented this district in his letter of
the l6th-here it ''Mr. Andrew kennedy's debating
powers to be despsed.' Whew! that's good
one.-We did hope that article of last week the
abstraction Of certain chickens would have had the e.
feet replacing the number stolen; but the young
have not met expectations and we can account for
their pc rformance other way than by thinking
that their conscences somach yet oici to do
right One treek is hereby given, sufficient time
for those engaged this torE business repent and
make restitution. "a word to the WISE &c.--Ihe
Gov. of Pennsylvania, having been authorized by the
Government of the L. s, regiment to
during the reported filled Immediately aud
Their wanting to be mustered into the service-Alassa-
chusetts yet raised her quota troops and prob
ably will no:--It is runlored that Hon. Thomas II.
Benton, be appointed Lieutenant General" 10 to
Mexico.-HExRY CLAY, arrived in New Orleans the
18th inst-I appears, among Government dispatches,
that a newspaper issued at Monterey, August 18TH
called The Californian by Robert Semple 1t is
ed every Saturday FIVE dollars year 1t the size
Of single leaf of foolscap paper THE regular troops
Tampa (F!orida,) have been ordered TO MeNico.-
The bill for redstricng the State of n Carolina, has
passed the lower House and will doubt pass the Sem
sts The bill is intended a fair represc ntation
in Congress for the majority of the State which the pres
emit division Of the districts does not.-The Wash
ington Fountain at confidently stated BY
who affect to know what going behind the
that Silas Wright will certainly succeed Mr. Buchanan
Secretary OF State, and that at early day.''-we
have been Informed that about twenty families this
city, have had their chickens stolen cold weather
Get in The "b'hoys have toarI somachs, surely!
-A horse stolen from Levi Grave, CoN's
Mills, few miles north of this city, Saturday night
last SAID horse was about old-dun color-bnd
IN the near eye-back and TAIL shod all round
saddle. nearly new and bride were stolen al the
same time from one of the neighbors $50 reward are
offered BY Mr. Grave for the recovery the horse and
shef. or $40 for the horse alone.-The Van Ness
ssss 10 still unfinished Washington.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29
CONGRESSIONAL


ON Wednesday. l6th there were several notices
in the Senate Of NV Bills. not Of general IN
tcrcst. Mr.. Ci.,cudcn introduced a bill for the
Improvement, Of Western Rivers. \ debate
sprung az on motion II refer tho portion of the
Presidents Nrssrgo relating 10 tha annexation Of
Mexican territory 10 the COMMITTEES on Territories
several Senators contonding That u should 90
10 the Committee Foreign Relations. The
resolution was finally lald on the Table. The
Senate then went INTO tito etoctt, of Chnp!ain.
which rcsaitcd IN the choice ot tie Rsv. II ,ary
Sheer of Baltimore.
In lie House. Mr.. POLLOCK. Of Pennsylvania,
ASKED leave 10 Offer resolution ins.rnst,rg tho
Committee Of WAYS ana Means. instead Of bring
ins, IN a bill to fax Tea ant Cotlse. - propose
3 / 10 repeal tho rarif Of ISIS. Leave was not.
granted. and tho resolution hes over under TIE
rule. The House thea Went into conjntteo of
tho whole and took up 70 Presidents Messa 20.
Mr.. Gentry. Of Tennessee, spoke IN opposition 70
the Presidents course IN bringing tho war. nd
of the slbsqrvtrncy of those who defended hi-
extreme MEASURES. We suhnln 5, nopsis Of hi,
speech from the 3 ,Itimoro American:
Tho President had descended from his hi N
station 10 charge sort of treason upon every
man who should dare to canvass the conduct ot
Of the President of the United Suites. Tho
freedom of debate Is privilege inostlmable &c
frccncn md Formidable - ttrants. 1t va.
grossly intertered with, attempted To be IN
: f 70
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dcspo.; and as slch he denounced H. He
petty usprper. who came INFO power without the
consent OF vac ''>.'s'' mn 81 ms :"
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:, f:,f ~,f=,r -
Iia loc,y mn, I'm. hn ,yo,,,d no. 6,,ve voted f,y
w., I,,3 j. I.eeo ro. o-,,,oe,log ~
,l pres,arnt md bae, ,,rasan,et n t.,r,,ress IN
ca,s,;,n,;ar.l f,r,, E,t ,vba. ho 6ano,nc.l
,as ,ba pro.;4ent.. war md tho ,,.,,y ,,s,,-,.,
,,he i,a,t h;s so.t of oeice =, ,h. WIN. Ua.,aa
~ q .lso s,id ~, -. Pc ;5o,, l,d $500
Whit he reo,rde,, as otherwise Than true. lie bar
declared thu. the war with Mexico was not a wa
OF conquest. ne psie'ea "'"er",re. ana n
some apology Tor ho' efed ,,''E 10 ifes'dens hf
"oud STATE 'ha1 'h'' l'''e [SS'oeht vas 'lc mn
who Claimed the "hoic OF oregon up 70 d 4 ,
ana !" no lad sad ''l'i we l.'a u etear ana neon
tcsIlh,e tue 20 Inc "hoe o. H.
nor continue" or ~ 80 ''e h-A"cu'l'e
ese'fo "po'i ''''' - az '''"h ui'
no; oeih3 "'.ln9 70 NaNo .'o 'esP2hs'oi1Iv MN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29
More Aid and Comfort to the Enemy.

The Louisville Courier finds tho following il a
letter written on board tho Steamship Princeton.
and published in the Mobile Herald:
"Tho Clyde brought out a Mexican general on
the coast some few miles below Fampico. not
outstanding the protest of Mr.. Campbell. our
Consul at Havana: and tho first news that roach
cd rs on corning to anchor. that this officer
bad informed tho town~ncn To wontd head them
in any as:otnp' they should make 70 d;spossoss us
of the city
a NOBLE PR1so1ER.-On Wednesday Of last,
week. Nr. John J. Moore. Of this county. cnp;ur-
cd n Grey Eaglo, measuring ei1h, fee, between
the tips of the wings. The noble bird alive
and doing well on Monday Inst. after having ono
wing broken by shot. and whipping ,hrco bull
dogs in fair fght,-Ficming Ky. Flag.
CoUSrERY Elr.-Three dollar bills on the bal nix
of " ooscr, new, letter A and dated Oct. /. Isl );
are circulating Plqua. The plate IS rough
ard coarse. the signature engraved. the filing u
bad. They cannot, says INC Register. deceive
any one who is nudge bu, might be passed up
on the unwary.-Louisve Journal.
GEISDsToSEs.--We earn that novel fraud 10
wax discovered yesterday By purchaser on
the evce. A grindstone weighing 30 pounds.
was fouad EMBEDDED in slight covering of wax.
which had been purchased u, p cents per pound.
st. Louis Union, Dec. l0.
EIMIGRAT!o:, OF STONE CUrTERs.-A London
journal announces tina, many thousands Of stone
cutters. without employ in shat capital had
semblcd together, and resolved 10 embark for ca
NADIA and tie United States. 4 committee had
been chosen 10 socI, Subscriptions 20 pay their
passage: So Of them had inscribed their names
upon lis! for the United S.a.es.-Bos,on Trans
criPt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29

EoRRoRs OF NoNTEEEY.-A young soldier ra-
mo Nynkoop, Of Ian .sve, Ono. was IN the
fight at Monterey, writes home 10 bis friends a.
follows:
During the fight Of tho second day Jag f
cessation VAS sent to tho Nextcans. requesting a
few hours to bury the dead which were strewe,i
IN irghitul piles over the field. This was rofus-
ed, md the wounded and dcad law whore they
fell, beneath the rays of scorchIng sun, till tie
battle was ended. 1t was thon alnos impos bic
Tor our men 10 endure tho stonch while they
hoaped dirt over tho poor fellows where they lay.
The bodies Of the dead black rs con ::
many of thom were striped Of their clothing BY
Nexicans during the night. Several Of those who
wore wounded during tao first DAYS fight, era l.
ed into bitches and holes 10 avoid the balls which
wero rolling ike hai-s,onns over the field, whcnce
exhausted by the loss Of bto)l thev were IN
able to crawl, or give signs of distress. As a
consequence many porshed, though some who
were found in this condition. wCro removed and
recovering. '-LlnosviIIe Wing