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LYNCmnURG MARKET,

fofMs week ending Saturday. April Ia, 1886.
~ 1otAeco.-Old Lugs. u 90 to 80; nav Lusa. S2
W to sAio. lsai inferior. $3.50 ~ 800, common.
S5oo to m'ddl'"g 80 20 90; shipping. (nsw)
So0o ~ o.Oo mann featuring. (cosaoa) $3.50 "
o.oO. fine manufacturing $1,000 10 sac
F1om.-Ws continue oat quotations At ~, which
however 10 no fully sustained BY recent news.
Uhest.-S0 cts, In SO.
Craia.--Co'n Us 10 20 cts. per bushsl from wagon;
oa's shea 81 osns per hundred cleaned 40 sen,s per
bushel. Rye. ga cents.
Clover aud Ora" Seeds. Glover Seed sales BY tho
quantity have been made INV a. So So Herds Grass
Seed GA 75c. Timothy Seed, none in market,
Recommendations IL heavy. stuck large. and sales
have beet made ~ 81 lTum Wagons; Beef, - %
per hundred; Pork none in Market Meal 70 u.s. cts
ts.h,shad, $500 to SIC 90 per bbl Herring. so
70 W; Mackerel. No. l.. Sl3, No. 2. $3.50. No
Codee.-S,. Domingo. 8 To 0 cents per h.; Rio, 81
~ cents Iagu'ra 10 cts. Java, l2I to Is cents;
Sugar-Brown. New Orleans. n to Q cen,s per b
for'o kIco. 10 9cens per b.; 81. Crox II to l2l
cents per H.; Loaf. l2l to Is cents per ID.
Ga"dfes lallow. ia cen.s per b., Sperm, 80
10 81 cents per lb Hull SONS. Is to II cents pcr ID
80 Uhiskey Price unsettled. Las, sales from 20 10
81 cents per gallon
Bra"dy.-Appe, 45 TO SO cents per gallon; Peach
none in market
Cotton larns-Factory prices: l6,ol II cts. per b.
assorird.
hon.-Bsr Iron. $75 per ton and in demand from
boats, $50 FROM Store. Ply Iron S25 to $3 according
TO quality.
Steel. Blstered. "a to cents per lb German 10
10 cents Shear, 70 10 rs cents per lb Cas-, Steel, &c
to 30 cts per ID.
Lieed OHIO cts Lamp. 81 90 to l,50 per
gam; Tanners, SIG 90 TO lie, 100 per Dbl
Lean. '~-Good Sole. IS 10 iS cts per h.; Damaged
Sole. 10 to ~ cents per ID.
Fredericksburg. $500 to 4.25 per leg; Rifle. So
90 10 500 per keg.
Wooi--Wool rs cents perlb.; Wool Rolls. none
In market.
Coal and Vood. -tliuminous. 20 cents per bushel
Anthracite, s., 90 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood 81
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tue CHARLOTTESVILLE TRAGEDY

Tue CHARLOTTESVILLE TRAGEDY.
We copy frum she Rch,noed Time. ., ,ccooo, vL;.h
we are assured Is in the main sccuie, Of the la,e de-
poiaole aray 10 Charlottesville. in which s,udent Of
inc University. Jons A. GLoyER. Of Alabama. u.s
killed as menssoned briefly in last We isa,s FINN
hepnolcan. OF thai place, Tim, the verdict Of the
Cofs"ei jury. rendered Tuesday night. was 10 The
elect that MI GLoyER was killed by blow. inflicted
oy GEosoE NurrEa, who 10 The person arres,rd-in the
cara on the Louisa Rail Road. Monday last, and WIN
10 now in confinement. The Republican sass.
Mi. Clovsr's amsbe character and department had
~oh 'he universai esteem o his scquslnances aud his
Premaure and unhappy aia has created very painful res
gfe' ~ The community. Ills distant friends u,ay be ~
sured OF warm and general symps,hy here, in their
afic,ion. No Effort OF medical skill, aud M care u
friendship were omitted n his behalf hut he evincrd no
Consciousness from the he received the stroke
he las. sad Offices due 10 the dead were paid by .or
rwing hearts. In manner which demonstrated the re-
srect and attachment with which The deceased while
living, had been regarded.
We have received = letter from friend in the vicn~
ny Of charlottesville, likely BE- well informed upon
the subject, from which we take the liberty 10
publish.
Raymond 4 Cos Menaqere vera exhibiting, and
quarrel taking place between three four students
AID snne of the shown the latter turned out in body
aud attacking all, indscfminatey who seemed 10 he
s"ue"'s, i"uictu oToh young man ifnn ALABAMA,
named Glover blow which in two three hours prov-
ed fatal The even, 10 The sad, because The victim
was standing quietly. it appears little distance from
the conbaianis in wise interfering, by word deed
having, indeed just before EXPRESSED his apprehension
that an asy would take place. and his resolution ~
have nothing to do with il. Sa far learn, he
was wholly unarmed. with cane. although there
is one rumo (oul Of thousand aHa that pistol and
bowie knife were found on HIS person, neither Of which,
however, Is il pretended he made an effort to use. II
seems in fact. that he did see his assaant. have
enqn'red Of all whom hear Of h,vpg been about
his person IN undressing him. who unite declaring
tha. they found not even pen knife. Yet they have
conner.rum"r ,hs The pistol. surprising to have been
Sand, he had just taken from ir,Id who, being very
angry, he faaTeJ would use il. The bowis>kne mus,
be, an assu,.l, ~hvly apocrypha."
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April le
MORE PROOF.

DARLINGTON, Beaver Co, Pa. Feb. 1889.
DIR. d. JAYNE.-Dear Sr,--My little son, when about
two months old, seized with bowel comps int. II
continued for two weeks without and
standing the remedies prescribed by respectable Physician
gave Up the child victim as We supposed, 10 fatal
tive" as an eiet,ual for bowel complsnt and ;mI
ateiy despatched messenger town seventeen miles oa
for bottle By the use of this medicine in less than tbr
y hours the disease was checked and by ITS
use or lew days. the child restored to perfect
Snoy aie rms, there occurred simnr case in one oi
OF congregation, Ipreserbed "Jaynes Car
m, nm and the result WASH speedy cure.
The same child owing exposure when recently coming
IN the Ohio, attacked by that horrible ma y,
GROUP. We landed in the night at Beaver Point, and
when fears alarmed lest the hoarse sepulchaI
cough the orerunner Of death, gave him teaspoon.
full Of your Expccorant, and applied linment to the
throat and beas before many the hoarseness
wax gone, the child breathsd freely and slept Owing
these circumstances cannot be wondered At why ha
high opinion OF your medicines, and why advss
every family to keep them hand, ready Ger any ssrgen.
CIV. Respectfully yours, Is
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. Darlington, Pa.
The above valuable Medicine 10 for sals by
D.R. LYMAN. Druggist
April l6 1t
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rur SECRET SERVICE MONEY.

,r,.%y ,shiup,on Correspondent Of The Baltimore A.
nv. i, il understood that the Presiden, do,
transmitting 10 The House Of Representatives any
en.,ion in relation to the disposition Of the secret
.r;.. m,oev. called f,r by the Resolution offered BY
|u, ,.ar ,sotr, on the OH inst with The view u i'm
'h.,,i,, Mr.. WEBSTER. Thisis right. We do mol
hoy. he could do otherwise. To make any exposure
s.t. ,one, Of lis disbursement, would not ony he
,,,r.oe upon the secret agents Of the Government
O,ved in as, iimes but would eecually deprive II
III hone Of any service Of dec.,e nature hereafter
The President, therefore could not. without gfoss vi
,on Of public duty, compy with the hes"I"o" aooP-
nd must uuavsedly, as We think. BY the h"use' "Po"
IN, mo,ion Of Mr. Insesu who sought thereby no pup
.pd.. bu, merely the Qualification Of his personal ma
r,y Bu, the refusal to respond 'o the Resolution
d.,e say will serve Mr. Ingerso's purpose far bet
., than full disclosure If every particular relating tn
no OF Dcudure Of the fund. Something is ef, to the
,,.ius,ion The insiauations made by tho resolution
.l be assumed as facts which could be readily proved
xerr the President 10 transmit, what was called oi io
|,h, way the Injury will he done ,p Mr. Webster, whu
l. o, Of course, eler into explanations any m"re than
line resident can Mr.. ng-rso, In sl probability. cal
su,ed upon this very stale oac's, when he framed
Mia resolution.
Bu, IL, Us see wha, is the enormous sum, which hs'
be.n expended corrupt the press OF to undermine '"e
.uAa. virtue. We are not a, liberty to know how was
!, pe.aed, bat tbs amour, is known. Mr. Mok..' inc
,ipian, chairmaa Of I, committee OF Ways and Means
a opposing the adoption Of the resoIu'ion reao Tue A'
anSer which paymenis f secret services are an'hoz q
and then procesded TO say:
Ute amouot oi money expended out Of he Treasury
l..-t.L xnL ,nn II.d anna
these certificates oft,e President The H"use would be
10 learn is the small Amount Of 81 46O Ne
ferring 10 the document which he held IN his hanoi ne
said the fret xprndi,ure since 1929 was on the 4h Of
August, Ie42. 81. AGO. and on The 29h June. ie43,
SiOOO-making AGO. which is the whole sum expen-
ded for this service from 1879 I" 1874; and all IN Two
wears fnot one.) This is the official document
We ask any candid man. il the very pal'riness OF the
amount-vis 81 .460-(for Mr.. Webster was no, Sec.
Rotary Of Slate when the other thousand was expended)
ia M, in itself svcen, to repe the suspicion Vi mal'
versa ton. F. = . rs te,aA ~
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THE NOTICE.

will be seen that The Senate by informal ander>
standing on Monday last, determined take The guess
ton of Notice Thursday last. We think i, hardly
probable iha, i"a vote VAS taken that day. Incl
dental discussion most probably arese. II is not worth
while 10 speculate upon Whist may he The cha rscer Of
the resolutions adopted. We may take it for granted
however, that none have passed. which are not Of pa.
c'fc nature, Intended to invite and urge friendly nrso-
'a'Ion, and compromise If necessary Surprising Res.
oluons like these to have passed. the question presents
ITSELF will the House with the Senate or this,
we have strung doubts.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
sMeens n GaUHekty.
SUCCESSORS TO J. G. MEEM.

A RE now receiving and opening their stock Of
"A SPRING AND SUM M IN ooo0a.
In this stock bs found iadies Dress Goods u n.
mos, every description, from the luwes, priced IL he
richest and mos, elegant Styles a. 0radua,sd D~ssap
Robes, Gradusisd Silk Dresses sams,hina en,rs,y nsw
Ombrs Berages, Omhre shaded Organdiss. Rsa Read
Spring Silks. Foulard Silks. white Embruidered Niue
.s hooes Embroidered Swiss Muslins, shaded Plsid
muslin Ginohams, Grenadines for Ladiss' dresses.
Graduated Sioqhams, Festooed Derases. black Bora.
ges 'or Mourning 2nd mourning Lawns aud Balls ,rinss
also great variety Of
F.a CT GODS,
or Ladies' use az Scarfs If vatious szss Neck Tiss.
Regency Lace Capes, Frcnch Munrnng Collass, &e.,
&c., and almos every other article generally kept u
leDry Goods line. Also.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
almost every kind.
hds', Shoes. Caps Boots. Trunks and Sole Lesiksv.
.NEKCM.J.VTS,
In wanto GoOds respectfully iaviisd call and eye
anime their stock; they are confident somsheg 90
be funnd to suit their wants, and prices % psass-
They would mst Tsspecfny invite their f'iseda, -,
tomss. and buyers generally. N call and give les
stock examinations, believing that 10 point ss saseys
ssyle and ohespness, cannot be surpassd IN this aes
ket. ~. & q.
April 2 ~ 6
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o. We take great pleasure in inserting the following
Card and resre, that we did not receive the correson
dence 10 time Tor this days paper.
The undersigned take pleasure n Stating that the diff
fculty, between &. L.. Mosby and Messrs. Dewitt 8.
Glass Editors Of the Republican. growing ont of an
Ed'toal. which appeared that paper Of The 10Th inst,
IN which the trer we'd had been unustl, and
personally sssaed hiss been adjusted. satisfactorily and
honorsby To both paies The Editors. in answer u
call from Mr.. NJ. having promptly discaimed all nten-
.ior to cast an impu,atun upon him as a gentleman.
w. b. AVERETT.
JNO. q. ADAMS.
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Abe NARI.F.

We announced. in our last. tina, Arssrs. BRowN and
HART had been nominated by public meeting as Wing
Cand'daies of the next Huuse of Delegates We find,
BY the last Republican, that Messrs j. b. SPIEcE and
THOMAS 1. HUI. bo,h Wings. have announced them
selves as candidates. The Democratic party will offer
no opposition.
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Da. WisfAas EALsAa Of aiLb cii.AnY.
THIS L. chsmioal sstrsct o. Wfd Chsuy ~ ~ -
drinsi properties and Tar wstsr as Ana 49, el
'stesd IN Consumption, and Lung asctios esuesrIp -
our Oldest and safest physicians.
Varieas remedies, II Il true, have b~en osrs8 ssS -
i"o notice FOR the Of dsrssrs Of The Lsne ~ -
have been found doubt very useful al ~ Aave
yet ben discovered Is admitted BY physicans - ~
no have Witnessed s effects that hes psvv a -
csssul IS this For Asthma, sostnsss Of Breath al 49,
isr may b Ssitsss easA 1shas
cured Asthma In manv Of twesy ysass sa0.
ding ser had dsssssd case beyvc - rse
II sssdicine, -
This Hsssm 10 made from materials whnh Nssvse ~
caused by cold climates.
''Naure Ia but the name for an sGsl
Whose t'ods
Let as no, neglect her plainesl dictates.
The above valuable Medicine 10 E,s sale W
ID. nLYMAN. DvssgaAL
April 10 l6) IL
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% The Editors tender their thanks to the Ladies Of
the Baptist Fair lot the liberal supply Of Cakes Ices and
.Iellies, with which they were hundred Friday last
They hope the proceeds Of the Fair may than real
ze their sncipations
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AMHERST COUNTY.

A"sfs Is spirited rally Of the Wing party in Am.
asl. and the Wings of Lynchburg, who have votes
'@' county, will take the trouble cast them gres
'''e' may he entertained Of the election of Mr. Dr.
Will be seen that suitable conveyance will
provided Tor such as choose TO 60. We respectfully
'se all Who can to make the excursion.
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Encouragement. Much VI aha ws have said. applies IN
1ame degsee Virginia and her osc Southern Sisters
i. frequently The that the law fas TO vindess i,s
bu, let Nc nol give greater lioense 10 crime. BY
a,.oyng ,hs, punishment. the Feat u which only 70.
ain. ,housan ds from its commission.
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TIFF. rARlt e.

Tie Committee Of Ways and Means have, At lens m
repmted Bill in the House Of Representatives. |, is
substantially the same ~ MI. WALKERs. We perceive
indications Of intention sife all debate upon il and
force through the House. in the shor,es, possible
time.
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COMMUNICATED.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

COMMUNICATED.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
The Sem>annusl Meeting OF the Union .Sgrieultu-
raj Society,"" (ormerly the New London A. So will
be held. al Campbell Coun House, the first Tuesday
In May next
The object of this meeting being to determine upo,
the amount and character of the Premiums be award
ed At the Annual meeting in November following, the
attention Of the members particularly, and Of other per-
sons generally who feel Interest, the subject Of Ag-
ricullure, are earnestly invited to it, The Executive
Commiuee for The ensuing Semi>annusI and annual
meetings. consists Of Col o. G. Clay, Jno d. Alexan-
der and James w. Noorman. II. l.. DAVIS.
t6M Secretary u. A. S.
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COMMUNICATED.
THE POLICE.

Gentlemen Please announce that WILLIAM
SIJMPTER 10 Z candidate fH Tho office If Police Mas.
ter Of our town. His high character public spirit and
jealous devotion TO the interests Of Lynchbug together
with nj, great popularity, recommend him strongly to
The favorable notice Of the Common Council.
WV e+ur rrt JUSTICE
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A CARD.

The ORPmEAN FAMILY regret to be under .he
sy of pospnng their visit to Lynchburg for some days.
in conseq of The illness o Of their number
Due notice will be- wen Of the time which they msy
bs expected.
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AakEltlAa Sale.

s4stC4tOSe Sale.
WILL be sold. on Monday. the 9th OF April nex,
w al auction. all tho Utsnsils and Perishahe Prop
er,y in the stemmery Of the late David Walker Al
the same time and place. the House aud Lot win be
cd the hghes. bidder. for year, unless il b.
rented out prior 10 the day Of sale.
BY order Of Tho Admins. .il
CHRISTOPHER WlNFREE.
Anil 70 3uf
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BILLIARDS PRECiNCTlll

BILLIARDS. PRECINCT!!l
"Onefirs more my Boys, and the day is ours"
Precisely at O'clock, on the morning Of the 23rd
inst. the Bo,, chartered by Wing Voters will leave the
wharf. All Wings intending vote At this Precinct,
requested to be ready at the hour announced
AMHERST.
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OBITUARY,

Died. on Saturday. the l2th inst. MAso.srr Via.
oiriA intan, daughter u Samuel aud Mary May.. vi
Amheu. county. Va. aged 1 years and IS days.
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Nprtssg supply Of
BOOTS. SHOES.

NprtMg supply Of
FL BOOTS. SHOES.
~Aa II a rs, "a IS. Sc.
u JUST RECEIVED. drec, from the
Manufacturers. a mos, splendid Spring stuck u
BOOTS and SHOES
Of every description together with The lages stock u
Fur, Silk, lhshorn. Palmea. Manila aud Panama
mats,
Cloth. Glazed. Seal. Fur aud Silk
q "A rs.
ever had tho pleasure OF oHrnag. and At such prices
tina, even the closest buyers mos, he pleased So do
The public NJ injustice when solicit IL share OF their
patronage. feeling assured tina. they will Had |, ,o ,he
advantage 10 call at
CALVIN THOMPSON'S.
One door below II. Is. & w. A. Richards.
A good supply Of keen's Calf Skins. Lining an,
Binding skins, AT very low prices. &. T..
April 20 2w if2w Of
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HOU.SE.kEEPE
OOk out for nm lmcendtnry.
4 DWELLING HOUSE l. STABLE were dee
"A ucyed by fire. in The County Of Roanoke. In tbs
month Of January last, and negro woman, named
nj A IL Y
belonging to Miss Marina Ann Coleman, near Lynch.
burg 10 ,hongh, To be- guilty II the act though there
seems In % suf en evidence upon which convc,
her This negro wuman has been previously suspected
Of act 0f the kind. aud Ia Suspicious aud dan
pefous character. She living AT Mr. Lilbun J,hn
sons at the time his house burned.
think II right To put the public IN their guard against
this woman, rs she has been heretofore hired about
Lynclburg, and may do further mischief.
HENRY II. CHAPMAN.
Roanoke, April 10 II
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COnsulnptiycs be on your Guard!
IWO.MPSO.N'S COMPOUND SYRUP

TAR AND WOOD NApTHA.
OUNCE the first intr,ducon Of this popular remedy
- 10 public notice in he fall of lS43 Tar Mixture
and nostrims Of every kind aud name have strung up
and are pamed III. the reputation Of this excellent
medicine, TO the inspecting invalid the prspfieurs mx'
ing Tar with them To render them popular and secure
sales BE not deceived and avoid every medicine pur
parting 10 contain Tar, except the original prepsrao
'1h"mpson's Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Nap,hs.
and thereby you will save Time aud avoid dissppsni
Remember, this invaluable remedy il only pre-,
pared by ). r Thompson. N. r. 9Th and Spruce
streets, Philsdephia.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
agent for Lynchburg and riciity.
April 20 WITS
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RAILROADS OF NEW YORK, IN ls45.

eve comply with the wishes Of .ur correspondent, D.
and publish second letter of Mr. BLOOMFIELD. which
Ii contalned in the last number Of Hunts Merchants
Magazine upon the Rail Roads of New York 1t is pre-.
faced by table Of The OF 81 Rail Ruads, made
to the Secretary Of State Of New York, and may be
found in the Report Of tina. officer Of the % February
l643. Our regre, that cannot inser, the table is
essened by the consde alton that the main facts present
ed are recapulsied in the Lottery
1t will be perceived that 7O7. miles Of
railroad, being an increase OF Ge3 miles
since the last report, has cost SH,7lO,H9
o this sum, s included The Gust OF the Al
bany and West StockbridQe Railroad,
in New York State but Of which there
is no return Of income, "a being a part
taken Of. f. ' ~ l,759. 1927
Total. $l5,95O, 652
The gross receipts from pas ,c, nm
engers, 81 1903 GAO
:" freight. 3Ol Ill
mails, g.
J.. l. steamboats,. 23l.!09
The grcss expenses for running the road.
and repairs. ooo''oo
The nett receipts being equal 10 49,,
II per cent u 100 .<oz
Til. main line. 326; miles, from Albany to Buffalo.
he Mohawk and Hudson, " miles, costing 'nIee Pr
css has ye,ded near 81 per cent On cosl Ut SoSol
669.
Total receipts from passen-
gers. Si.UoI '1oo
freight, lZ9O94
mzils, &C., 43,39S
- 81 .233.747
Total expenses Of running and Tepsrs, 534.5li
Total S699.23
II will be noticed that, owing the restrictive policy
forbdding New York railways to carry freight parallel
TO the line OF Inc Erie canal except during the winter
H.. La Lasr ioll
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MEXICO.

twill be seen that the American Minister, Mr.. Sill
DELL. has returned-ihe Government Of Paroles hav-
ING peremptoriiy refused receive him. PAREpEs has
issued mag 1il.quen, proclama,n. appealing 10 feel
ngs on the pari Of the people which have exisee.
and setting forth motives. his part, which all know
NOT TO be the real ones which actuate him. He dscaims
The power to declare war, which is vested 10 the "i'us
ous C1ngress but protests against our possession Ut
Terss. He declares that the Mexcans will never per-
nit new conquesis-,ha, they will not aliack-but will
resist any fresh aggression upon their territory. He calls
for the union Of all Mexicans at This particular iuncure
of affairs. The, whole proclamation is intended tn
strengthen his Interests, and is well calculated for that
purpose.
1, would seem that he considers Texas irretrieva
Iby gone and his declarations of resolution ress, fur
Their agyressioos apply to o,he, provinces. which MOI
the intention wish Of government to moest But
difficulty may, nevertheless grow out Of the dispute
which exists To what is The boundary. The Next
cans have never admitted The Rio Grsnde be The boun
dare Of Texas. We claim it. aud Gen. TAYLoR's ar
my is the left bank, separated only by the stream
from tie MEXICAN forces 1.-THE Mexcsns consider ,h
position Of uonps invasion, and feel themselves
srong enaeA, they may attempt to dislodge them, and
in this way. hosliihies be cumm~nred
We regard the condition. Of affairs with Mexico
reednsiy critical, and shall NOT be surpized To hear, BY
the next arrival. that blood has been shed.