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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

CONYICTs FOR THE ERMY. A bill has been
introduced into the Senate of Arkansas, by
Mr.. Dickson, to authorize the enlistment of
conyicts in the pententiary, into the army Of
the United States. We know not how the
measure has been received in that body, says
the New Orleans Bulletin, but for ourselves,
we should be willing that every member who
votes in favor ofsuch gratutous insult TO our
gallant army, should become an inmate Of tho
penitentary himself.
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cat New OrieGns, On Sunday, Dee 9Th, the day after
tie reception OF the remains Of RiNGG0LD and Coon
RANE, Gen Lewis and staff, and committee, started,
escorted nv Mai. Glllcys battalion 70 the Rotunda, to
do honor TO the m nprits OF those who had served their
counrys cause. On arriving inside, the Officers halt
ed in the line, the battalion passing, and filling up the
whole circumference Of die building, (cach man had a
Bodut in thC mIZLlC OF his gun, prepared for the cee
bTation Of die Patron 81, Barrie, a Female Warrior
considered by the Artlcrt' in France and also by the
Creole battalion in Orleans, The Patron Saint Of Can
noneCrs;) the ortCr girch, Present firms, they i'm
nediate, they bchcM the spot, whcre lay the
Heroes, ny ispLSirc Increment Of the beaTt (uih
out ordT) diectgrSe'he B0qetS their remains.
Correspondence Baltimore Clipper.
The morn rose up with a golden light,
In the sunny southern land,
Where Il thrOngng host in armour bright,
With waving banners far in sight,
Were gat1cr'd glittrrng band.
'rvv;ls pageant no. bat nour joyous swell,
OF music filed the air
A solemn drg1 those deep notes tell,
For those who fought and hlcd and fell
For tho iced r2poSing there
Those Lion hearts mtc DER that same track,
70 glory mad bounded on
Now crowds are bearing their rrlcts back,
With requiem songs and pail Of black,
To rest in their native home.
They stop-and gathering around the bier,
Now noble troop appears
ST Barhe'S blttaiDn-wi'h martial tread,
They form in line round the hOnOr'd dead,
And each piece flower bears.
The word is given present! and see
Those fir and blooming showers
BY one inpul>ive aim they fee,
The hcar's sweet token Of sympathy,
And the eoGin's crcatted rih fowero!
Oh! bright N those buds CochrInc, RinegoM
Thy mnm'rr~ shall live in fame
Where Re acc ne in PuiD.a'S tale Is told,
And PuLo .fto's charge enrolled,
Shall echo each Tirros name!
Those names shall urge the Warrior on
Mid smoke and cmnouS rattle;
And the IaJ whinI wraps their forms inspire,
The frceman's heart with proud desire,
To de, or win the hlttlr
Peace II thy names! a Nation wccp',
Thy boOI Oh a foreign strand
Her martyrs. thou shall calmly rest,
With All narl~ hOnOrS DER each breast,
Eushrned in thy Native land.
EMILY.
Baltimore, Dec. 18Th, 1876.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

GREAT PAINTING MACHINE The Brook
Ign Eagle says, "the Messrs. Dryden, the Gel
ebrard English engineers, are employed in the
CONSTRUCTION ufa printing machine for the Lon
don Times, to produce l2 900 impressions per
hour, or the uncomfortable number upwards
OF three sheets per second!" and the New York
Sun thinks that machine will be produced in
that city, capable of printing between fifteen
and twenty thousand copies an hour So do
not we, notwithstanding the Sun says, that
good mechanics think il can be done" We
do not believe it possible, because tho sheets
have to be separated and laid on the machine
slngly by human hands-at least we have seen
no machine where this labor has been other
wise performed-and we consider it utterly inn
possible that any man, whatever may be his
dexterity, can separate and place On the ma
chine three or four sheets per second. Nor do
We think it likely that this duty will ever be-
discharged by mechanism. II has been tried
by the most ingenious machnists in New York
but failed, because the operation requires mind
JACK DATcHErr, TIE CLERK-.4a Old Mans
Tale This tale comes anonymously before the
public, but is said 10 be the production of
young gentleman Of this city. Ii is narrative
Of events, and dclinealion Of character, by no
means rare or extraordinary; but the tale is well
told, and has much merit as first essay. Some
incidents, might, we think, have been changed
to advantage. We do not, however, propose
to examine the work critically, or to analyze
the several characters inlIoduccd--nor shall
We tlattcr the author, by asserting that it is en-.
tirely exempt from faults, 1t is sufficient to
say, that he possesses talents which can be inn
proved into great usefulness. lie has blended
much of moral and religious instruction with
his narrative; but he would have rendered it
more eilectual, had he made virtue invariably
triumphant, although it is not always so in or
binary life. Upon the whole, the work well
deserves to be read and literally patronized.
that the author may be encouraged to continue
the exercise of his talents for public edifica-
ton.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

New YORK CUsToM HOUSE. The cash re-
ceipts at the New York Custom House since
the new taliff law came into operation, up to
Friday evening, amounted to S760 09S- an in
erase of $4,000 Oh those Of the correspond
ms period last year; the amount of dutablc
gods entered, p ,889 426--halfa million more
thu daring the first IS days Of -; account Of
specie oato,ed ISIS, AVID ofGec goods, $685.
zoe.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

HEALTH Insurance. A company has been
formed in Norwich, Conn, for tie novel pur-
pose of insurance on health. 1t has been char
tered by the legislature of that State, and Is
styled "The New England Health Insurance
Company" The capital stock is two hundred
thousand dollars, which is divided into shares
Of 20 dollars each, and every individual who
may be insured shall have toe privilege 10 be-
corle a subscriber TO one share, The premium
for years insurance is four dollars, and four
dollars a week will be paid to the insured when
So SICK as to be unable to attend to his ordinary
business or ocGupatIOn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

BABE, THE PIRATE. We hear from good au-
thority, says the New York Courier that this
man, who was convicted Of murder at sea and
piracy, and who, after being repreved several
times, was finally pOrdoned, was recently arrest
ed in Liverpool for violent assault on the
mate of one of our packet ships. 1t seems he
went on board and desired to ship as a hand,
but the mate recognizing him, refused to take
him, giving as his reason, Babes well known
character. Upon this, Babe knocked the mate
down, for which he was arrested and confined
in prison.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

DUELLING IN VIRGINIA. The House ur Del
egates of Virginia, Ter debate of two days,
on Thursday refused, by a vote Of 10 10 Al, to
pass bill granting general amnesty to all
persons who may have incurred the penalties
Of the duelling law. The law Of Virginia dis
qualities from holding otiice under the State all
persons engaged in duels.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

A Coop MOVE. The Drec ors of the New
York Mercantile Library Association have de-.
termined TO throw open their Library to the
public on Sundays. This laudable movement
was made with the view of entcing the young
men of that city, whose time is unoccupied on
the Sabbath, to visit their reading room and
read amusing and instructive works, instead of
frequentng the innumorable dens of iniquity
with which the city abounds.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

CRY MORTALITY There were "a deaths in
Philadelphia last week, o, which 80 were ~.
der on" year Ct age; died Of consumption 7; tr-
vers :; milan nations 2l.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

The CLEVELAND AND COLUMBUS RAIL-
ROAD. The counties and towns on the Inc Of
this road, have subscribed toward making The
work. Knox county has subscribed SloO, O)0i
the town of Mount Vernon will subscribe $50
900; aud doubtless other counties and towns
will lend their aid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

A New TERRIToRY. Mr.. Martin, of Wis
consin, has brought bin in Congress for eslab.
lishing a new territory beyond the limits oftbat
Safe, 1t is TO be called Minnesota. This is
the beginning ola new State, which will be
soon applying for admission into the Union.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

MASSACHUSETTS Volunteers. The Boslo-
mans had large and enthusiastic meeting in
Faneul Hall, Oh Thursday night, in reference
to the raising of volunteers from that State
Massachusetts, has woke up at last, and there
appears to be determination among portion
other citizens at least, to fill the requsilon of
the President. We are glad the old Bay State
has taken the sober second thought.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

MINISTER TO BRAZIL. 1t is said that Mis-
souri, is to be honored with this mission, ami
that Senator Atchison will be the fortunate r. =.
cipient.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

WILD Ducks. We have been informed,
says the EIkton Democrat, that there are more
wild ducks in our waters this season than have
been there for many years. As an evidence of
the fact, We have been able TO purchase the
best of canvass back ducks for SO cents pair.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

DOCTOR HARRIS
(SrCCEasoR To DR, nITZgIBERgERl
Challenges the world to produce cuIp more rertoi,
7lm"dy and permanent than he now offers TO Tho
ahcted HIS recent extensive medical tour has nut
'' III possession OF the grand scientific secret of
-" only eradicating the lurking uoisnn of vrna2ioi
venom hut of restoring the shattered constitution 10
US pfl9uhe FGor, DR.. II. confidently assures The
NicthlS % Pem real disease that he can, IN an un-
uh'ftn snort space OF time, restore the patient To
pertc eallh without reSOrtine u the nauseou- and
"eleltilnns drugs too often administered bV guacks
lHfOlEhCf, from whatever CAUSE arising and
=, "aora are Vaii"hs d. II Pledges himself to re
NOV" permanently and effecmally restoring to their
'ull Vls"r the Vrule powers Those addicted TO the
sOiary wee, or who may he suffering from former
'nuns'hct d pIoStrahon 0l mental aud physical en-
ergies, would find il much TO their ntereS IN ornIy
either ny letter (pos paid in person. 10 nr H.
whom thHy may place the most implicit confidence.
toi honorable secrecy and Efficient aid Office hours
'i"'' y ~ W. 20 ~ =. W,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

MASSACHUSETTS VoLUNTEERs, Capt Web
ster's company was mustered into service at
Boston on Friday afternoon. Mr. |. II.
Wrght's company is said to be nearly full.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

NAVAL We learn from the Pensacola Ga
zette, that the U, S. figale Cumberland has
bsen ordered to Norfolk, and that her officers
and men have been transferred to the Raritan.
Com. Conner has hoisted his flag on board the
latter ship.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

New SORT OF FooD. A French chemist is
at present engaged in endeavoring to discover
some method whereby articles of food may be
obtained from wood and trees-lfom our chairs
and tables for instance. He argues that as saw
dust can be converted into gunpowder, some
thing may be discovered to change articles Of
furniture, &C., into edible substances.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

MIKE WALSH. This individual has been in
dicted for libel On District Attorney, John
McKeon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

COUNTERFEIT. The Washington Fountain
cautions the public to be on their guard against
ten dollar note of the Bank of Virginia, pay
able at Charleston, and bearing date the 9th Of
September, ls43. 1t is base counterfeit.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

DoNATIoNs TO THE VOLUNTEERS. The
booksellers of Richmond have presented to the
volunteers nearly 200 useful and entertaining
volumes for their instruction. and amusement
whilst in barracks. The Virginia Woollen
Company have contributed to Capt. SCOTS
Richmond company one hundred and forty
five dollars worth Of scarlet flanneIs for the
men.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

SNAG Bears. The Insurance Companies of
St. Louis are about raising fund for the re-
moval otthe snagS between that Point and the
mouth of the Ohio.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22

The ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. This band
of Ministries, under charge of Mr.. Dumbleton,
whose popularity in this city is unbounded,
are still attracting great attention in Eogland.
We observe by a file of London papers before
us, that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert,
who are on visit to Arundel Castle, had re-
tanned the Philippians to perform at banquet
to be given on the evening the 20 inst, at
which all the leading nobility were to be pre-
sent. The Queen appears to DO highly delight
ed with their inimitable performances, which
shows that she is a Judge of true merit
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-22
CHANGE OF ROUTE.

ID sss-Szs The trips ur the steamer OSIRIS to
EsS1szasRResp ST Mlchaels, Wye Landing, and
1z2.<sEszak Miles, River, will be discontinued at.
ter MONDAY, the l4th Dec 1886
The SATURDAY ups 80 Centrtve and Chester
town are discontinued
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER, lecvos
Patterson street WhaTf every MONDAY MORN
ING, at 8 O'Clock; returning WeXt day, leaves West
River every TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock for Annapolis
and Baltin ore.
FOR CENrREVILLE AND CHESTERTOWN,
leaves as usunl, every WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at 9 O'Clock, and return next day
dl4 j. r.. TURNER, Captain.
l'RADUATED BUTTONS-Just received
~ pei the last steamer, the most bgaulful assorl
ment Of Graduated Buttoas Tor Ladies dresses, ever
imported, J, Nj. HAI0,
h0s3 F3t l23 Baltimore stree
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lNst'(SItTAST CART

lMI'0KTANT CSH3,
TO HEADS nF FAMILIES AND nELurGTF
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease aa,f -,,vri
severe Cough, hrst stages 81 Gonsunpiiom. Dysp,p
sla, CoslivGmess, Piles ChOnCs, Eh'umaiic,. severe
hgneS, >pt"' II o. lirnr.sy, Impurities OF tie Stood
Worms, b tbitaa Iirad ache sc.
Also, his MIX RES tot CraUp and Suasms bv
W"lmsi save rhild's life IN five minutes Sc Fee
mates realtd for dropsy for years have been rel ey
hottc of IHy No. l. 20 remove drliracy, Mrs De
lncy will receive personally sealed notes and in re
turn will give statement, with honest certificate,
No. OF address, &c. 7, =. | do hereby puarnntee
the cue OF Inc who e OF this card. Seeuiily piyeu
- any merchants CthCe in this CITY, sealed nv Inc
author, endorsed by the County Count, Mayor and
l3 Magistrates, with letters and references from The
highas ties limOuials
It's Character for curing the yellow Fever in Mo
bile, established by Capt ROBINSON No SO Thames
street, signed aud Witnessed by Col N. Brewer,
haglstta;e-i- no less than my bottle No l. curing
tue most dangerous Cholera Infantum, DiaIriaa and
FIux. so much so, | guarantee nh worst of Cho-
Terra. These are honest facts that have been pub
hshtd, signed by Capt VIM. e. Wright, of schi Al
l,gany; Capt J. Turner; Mr., VIM. Montgomery, (old
town. o. Satisfaction.
guarantee sworn certificate for Aguss &c. TOR
every day IN tho ar, SEA ed by IKE Mayor and
| Comfy Court seal
Reference to Mr., James Johnston; Opdo,ff 4 Co ;
Nessrs Mills & Co and James G-van, Esq Mer-
chants, John &, Holland, Esq. Gay street, ID Coo
| nan, Marsh Nukrt space. To- Community at Iarre
! VS- Inti.n Veg 'aht No 1 fanarea and Rhrnma
| tit extract So'nn"r, Blood Purifier INC matter ,ht
| cause,) and Worm Destroyer. Fer sale by the Au
J thor, ROBERT DELANEY,
ms lm' Nc, 80 Losbard street, Baltimore,
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New YORK MARKETS.. A letter in the Phil
adelphia Sun, dated Sunday, says:
There is also a decided, but slight advance
of -four since Friday morning, and the market
closed yesterday with great animation. $1,000
bbls, Gcnesee and Western sold at IS 56 and
So 81 l-2; and large lots at the former
price were afterwards offered without takers,
though buyers offered s. so freely. In Sonth-
ern no transactions reported, and the previous
quotations Of Georgetown and Howard street!
still rule.
Wheat is in active demand atimproyed rates.
Genesee prime will command 81 %; Western
mixed at 81 Is. $4,000 bushels old white and
mixed Corn sold al 65 1900, which is an advance
ofFull l0c; new without change, sales at 65c.
Rye is scarce, and quick at sec; barley at 55a
81 lee
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WHO Is She? A New York letter in the
Philadelphia Sun say:
A fair BaltimOrean was taken to the watch
house night or two ago, dressed in boy's
clothes. She had been errand boy TO fash
ionable tailor shop for some time, and a curl
Gus history is appended to her name; but not,
am sorry to say, very credltabIe one, and so
not worth telling.
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Sogrn CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS. Six COM
panies Of the Palmetto Regiment are now full,
and ready to take up the line of march.
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DECLINES. Hon. Andrew Stewart declines
being candidate for Governor of Pennsyl-
vania.
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1pALTENOEE LOCK- ENEERMARv.
@0 No. ID \. PR All, SERNL,r -,
DOCTOR IIAWB1G

seven uuOfS east ct the Bridge.
lhG Oldest Institution in Baltimore for tnr eprn NJ
the secret disease VI
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Row BIT PHILADELPHlANs IN PITTSBURGH, -
Last Tuesday night, snys the Pittaburg Post, a
serious riot was occasoned by some ofthe PhIa-
delphia volunteers.
Some of the Philadelphians who pride in
the crgE0mCn Of "buuncers and killers, p" Great
ed disturbance in the pit Of the Theatre,
which the officers undertook to qUell, and in
which they s2ccccded for time. When the
performance closed, the traits and hyenas," be-
gan to hurl defiance To the Philadel phians by
yelling "hurra for Pittsburgh"
The two parties became organized when OF
Fifth street.-The "bouncers and killers armed
themselves with brickDats, aud the traits and
hyenas" scattered.
The police nisrfeIcd to restore order, but
their efforts awaited but little One of the
watchmen was seized and his mace taken from
him. A number Of the roWdiGs were arrested,
but the main body moved off to their quarters
after they found they could not get up gcnu-
me Philadelphia not.
A number of inotfensiVo persons were knock
ed down in the street.
1t is due to the Phla, volunteers to say that
the ''dctachmentn composed of fighters, are but
a small portion Of the number now in this city
not more than fifty ont of the whole Req
ment.
A CAUTION TO THE Curious, AT MEsMERIo
LECTUREs. An ncideHl of recent occurrence
toa lecturer on mesmersm, is circulating about
town, which is too good to be lost. A large fat
woman was thrown into tie mCsneric or mag
netc state, and the lecturer, to provo the geuu-
neness Of his experiments, wiiled her to walk
about the hall, which she did with her eyes
shut He pronounced her insnnsbie to feel
ing. A doctor among the audience, being Gu
rious to know the state Of her nerves, spEink-
led little cayenne pepper upon her nostr,Is
and lips. His curiosity was soon at an end.
She flew at him with her fists and heels, aud
would have torn the unfortunate Esculop Plus
to pieces had not the lecturer mastered her COM
bativeness, while the audience carried off the
doctor. She is going to bring suit for DANA
ges against the doctor for assault and battery
with cayenne pepper.
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TIE "CIIY COUSINS" 1t will be n sufficient
recommendation of this volume, we presume,
TO quote the following note, from the Rev, DR..
Johns, in its favor:
81 have read the little volume, called "The
City Cousins" and San cordially recommend il
as i most seaSOnable and instructive book, Gs-
pcclaily for young christian females, just en-
tcrlng society. 1t contains a series of very al
mrabIy told narratives, illustrating the duty Of
nOn-conlormIty to The world, and presents d
beautiful sketch Of n consistent young chris
tan, with evidences 10 prove how useful such
characters are. II. V. y. JoHNs.
Baltimore, Dec, IS, 1916"
The work Is for sale al the Sunday School
Depository, No, 2, franklin Buildings.
ITEMS OF News. f, NJ. Wyncoop has been
elected Colonel, Samuel w. Black lieutenant
Colonel, and +. l., Bowman major Of the list
regiment Of Pennsylvania volunteers - II.
Bonnet, soldier Of the revolution, sge& 80
years, died at Pttsburg last week.----1Le
Unitarian Church in Lexington, Mass, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday night ---Tho-
mas Wright, merchant Of Albany, aged so
years, committed suicide last week, for fear he
should come to want,---Chief Judge Martin,
of Louisiana, died on the 10Th inst.-W. II.
Vesry, Of N. York has been appointed U. S.
Consul at Antwerp, vice +. J. Grnnd resign
ed.-TAe Saratoga Lake House was Destroy
ed By fire last week.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-18

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