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BEARER OF observation-disclosures
GoNE.-We have lost saws the N.
Orleans Tropic, many of our prin.
ters, whose patriotism was too
warm to permit them to remain at
their " cases )" and now, the drain
begins TO come from our editorial
department., as our associate Il. B.
Thorpe, Esq, has gone to the Ar
my as bearer of Dispatches from
Gen. Gaines. Well, we-that is
the remaining editorS--are disposed
to go too! Mr.. Thorpe will, while
at the Camp, furnish the latest war
news for the Tropic.
The following note of distances
is not without interest ut this time:
From New Orleans to Point Isabel
is 500 miles by water. From
Galveston to Point Isabel is 800
miles by water. From New Or
leans to Yer Il. Cruz is l,5OO miles.
From Yucatan to the city OF Mexi-
CO is 900 miles. The population
OF the city of Mexico is about IsO,-
900.
It. is thought that Capt. Fremont,
who has distinguished himself in
command of the exploring cxpedi-
tion into Oregon and California,
will be appointed Colonel of the
new regiment Of rihemen.
Many Of the papers contain glo-
wing descriptions Of the wealth of
the Mexican Churches. The alter
ofthe tathedral in the city Of Mex
leo. which occupies the site of the
Idol temple Of Montczuma, is made
of pure Silver, ornamcnted with
gold, and surrounded by a balus-
trade surrounded with images,
which are made Of compound Of
gold, silver and copper. The bal
ustrades is supposed to be worth
more than a million Of dollars.
Beside there are gold and silver
vases, walters, candlesticks, DC.
The property Of the church. in
gold and silver ornaments, is val-
ued at not less than fifty millions
of dollars.
VoLUNTEERs.-We learn that at
a meeting of the Richland Volun-
teer Rifle Company. on the even
ing Of the goth ult., it was voted
to tender their services 10 the Co.
vernon, and hold themselves in
readiness to march to Texas.
We appreherd that the Rifle
company cannot be accepted by
the Governor, us the requisition
made by the General Government
is for Infantry. They can, howev-
cr, change their rifles for muskets
and be received or they can vol
unteer as Rifle men to the Presi-
dent himself, who will no doubt
accept them.
Columbia Chronicle.
CART. May! his officer, who
made the brilliant charge and cap
tured the battery, taking General
Vega prisoner, at the recent bat
tie near MatamOraS, is, we learn.
from Washington city, and is well
known to many OF our citizens.
He is one Of the finest horsemen
in the army, and always delighted
to exhibit his skill in the manage
Inent Of that able animal. Moth
ing was too difficult for him to
attempt. lie has two or three
times been severely injured by his
daring. On one occasion in this
city, for bet of wine. with some
gentlemen. he rode his horse up
the steps, and into the passage OF
the City Hotel; having accom-
plished this, it was suggested that
he could not ride down again.
He Immediately turned his horse
and rode down, jumping his horse
over the iron railing. Those who
L~1xr, <l1 looot;<>,, o,.,
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-03

DR.. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth-Ache
Elixir, certain and immediate cure.
For sale by
Drs. WARDLAW g. DENDY,
April II and JOHN McLAREN.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Dr. L. A. SALE would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has re-
turned 10 Abbeville Court House. and is
ready to attend to any Professional call
that may be made upon him.
May 20 IL If
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w. G. s. ]. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed a Part
nership for the practice Of LAW, in
Abbcville District. Stf
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py Holden Rhod., an invited guest The vensrsbls
'uess Brooke, an officer Of the Revolutionary arn, sur
vot OF his own illnsous ag, long may he live an er-
ample OF Its virtues TO our. ~
ny trooper May. of X. l.. ID. Woman; Tn. bri,h,est
s"r 'ns' ever hiumined the American continent
py surgeon bohannan, OF II. l.. ID. The Commander
OF he chesterfield Light Dragons: A perfect
ny Ensign s'eane Major Ringsold. Few like him have
@, Lacy oi Richmond. Tho Chesterfield L. Dragons.
SHOW them Zoe worthy OF them, and theis actions Wi,
10y Lady OF Chesterfield. Capt. wesiso, and his Of
heers Chesterfield J. proud of them. ""' "' w.
80 Nv Lady OF HenricO. The Oficon of the Ch..,.s.J
them TO do. 'e" sounuy cans
ny Ensign sieane. II. l.. ID. General TAYLOR, Tn, tail
OF America, the tailor Of Texas. the to;io, Of Nc
nao-,ne sa"or who taught the Mexesns that n does
NO. take nine Isyiors to make a man. " wv
trooper reyton, Of X. l.. d. The Orator of IN. p.v,
lev lev more such men. and shall gain victory
lne,o he ouRle called TO horse and the ,ou,J,o, =.
Iotmea IN mont OF tho Tavern The Henrico md Pr
mond troops were escorted Msyos Bridge and min.
onee Were given to our parting guests. which wer. re-
sPonoea 10 most heartily. Lieut. French with AN CO.,
the and r. Dragons to the toll house and
oaoe mem farewell In three loud huzzas Thus ended The
eeremonles OF the day, and felt happier than when The
morn commenced Long may the feelings which noyy ar
between these corps be kept up and wbetbo, =, an.
ooaia o' on inc held, may always DO friends
erCiy papers please eopy.
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Senator Miles.

This genilsman, in the debate that took place in the
Senate last Monday, the proposition TO refer the TsrH
bill to the Finance Committee, remarked that the bill
would the northern aud eastern section Of the
Union like hunderbo So that it would seom that the
Pennsy not in the fraud prscsed upon the
county 1874 lie declared that there was no fixed prn
ciple in the bill, except one and that ad raoren.-a
principle novel and experimental and that had never been
acted upon by any Government upon the face Of the EARTH
and therefore, doubtless, iavouie with the "progrss-
sire" Democracy Mr.. N. declared Z" that he could not
sanction such principle reversed the principles
upon which finances bad been heretofore raised
We add the following extract from Mr.. Ms speech, in
order to show what leading friend VI the Administration
thinks Of the Administration scheme and Of probable
tendency:
It was easy to foresee the ste Of this measure There
would probably be no amendments tolerated reference
therefore, would be Of little importance. lie would have
desired 10 see b amended that would guard the ofdi.
nary Interests Of the country. Such were bis hopes but
they were destroyed lie it determined that the
DILL should be forced through without examination and they
would DO driven the dsaRfCCabc NECESSITY Of voting
upon as d stood ln such he should not hesa
lie had no agency DO making the law Of s42 he had no
agency in this; indeed he might almost say Cgnyrsss had
no agency in 30 10 Executive measure and Con-
gess vas merely called register 30 by their votes
But be would his friends tsf D. hlU7 they were NOT
aware Of the responsibility Of passing on act Of this kind
IL was moi Eight subject n that bill we're passod would
DC FOUND not 20 be light subject when they came back
N9S N Ut wv ytefs t"UCe ana found an exhausted Irea
sufy, dscfediod Government With the necessity Of mai
ing osn VI twenty millions Of dollars. Osntcmen would
cn ocgh 10 perceive s elects they would thea tegin to
uco'o no" oesrucuHe u Wa 20 the best interests Of tho
country. Thc'o interest not 10 b. traed with they
were not 10 be mode the sport q party influences or OF
psry caprice and they should not be- made 20 by his
vote Inst vote should be given with proper regard
the Interests Of HE constituents and Of The country =,
large. The time would when the present law would
repealed, but the repeating law must be basd upon no
new experimental principle The bill he supposed would
take iu course, he should lake his He would stand where
he hsd ever stood, tariff ground which belonged 10 the
Democracy Of the North The people Of the Horh knew
NOR nights, and they would be betrayed tie would
sndoevor says Ter he was able 10 carry out tbs
PlnclpIel y he NoTIhefn DemoefaeYW
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n ~. E,.. "a A., r,, .,,-
-. raa,'.I S H., ansn mutual ospsnoene.
lnsufes "ussl ssssanee truman wisdom has devised no
plan o' inoWoa Prosperity 90 certain to produce good
an .on OF INC Staes and an union OF the sexes
,.S w. =, ~. W. sossn' snsneef, Ihos. y Key
- 90. : I;,s 40 -, .n ~. " sAlp.eune va ~, WIN "o
~o, - x 70 Wv up us appointment as Secretary OF
J.css,. 81 h..n, $3.50 p""'P>' WIN W IN inc 'o"' ana
NJ C,,no,.I e.i,,s C., s,u ,yu
Ian, .eldier and ,a,,l.msr =. ~. a, ~ uI =, ~
s M ss'e. a"u k'nuemah Is nc Is ne knocked at the
By Cbas r NeDowsn Iho ,,.,,.. 49, IT..
NOR. .h.y mr., need an. h,,hs, ,h.. 49,
nv Cof,,r,l Ran, ,rhs Pihmo,a 49, -, A,,,,
their yssn, C,n,,in ,as..,, .nS ,,a. ys." n.sy'
The it,, 40 ty,, ,hs ... Of 49, Ws. A., $500 49, ney VII
. ~ ny. "e use W 'non Ne' IN defence OF thon
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sauta Ann

kcnor rave beon ME, for some Inns past Of The h.
'enion n ou' Goyeuuer enter into some sor Of o.
r'ngsre nt with ssnts Ans 70 whom IL hiss been said %
ere missions hao been SENT with view 70 hs restoration
TO power McKee,, Upon his sgreeing TO certain sipua
ura okine IN tie fc-oabshen Of peace between that
county md the T. states. The Union, however. states
'in no most positive terms. that orr Government ha, no
cor II connection with any scheme OF s.nu Ans Tor the
fN,.uuon Of MeHieo, or for any sort Of purpose.
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10 writer 10 the N. Y. Spirit Of the Time, relate,
new aneedote OF General Taylor seeretar, Marey,, 1.
'sid complained to Gen. T. that hi. dispatches were no,
sufficiently In detail to which "od Rough and Ready
replied, with characteristic breviy and point, ,ha, he wa,
sorry for it-that he pat into them all he Aad 10 ,av
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N q TIC ES.
LOST CHILD.

W son of Judge Clopton left home on Tues.
y afternoon and has not since been or His name
about nine years Old full face much bum, and IA
dressed brown linen roundabout trousers. with bael e,h
possible mat he may have fallen river and been
drowned strayed county and been un.bl 70 Ss
back. ~ ~ Wy
liberal reward viii be paid for return OF any tdins. O,
what has become OF him I, q 30. "
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VIRGINIA Volunteers

company Of Volunteers for the Mexican War Ia,
been organized IN Bo,etour County. James B. Wilson
has been elected Captain; Mathew obcnchair, I.t and
Henry Burger, I'd Lieutenant and Hair.ton ARMY Or
derby.
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II plmphle has been issued at Washington, recon-
IT. ndiGs John Mclean Of Ohio as candidate for the Pre-
oerey, and Willie p. Mangum OF North Carolina cor the
Presidency. These movements only prema-
calculated inuTe the gentlemen in whose
I.-4,f ,hey ,re ,oode
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To Corrc,pondcnis,

We have several on hand some Of them
received weeks since, which shall dispose of a, rspd
as Possibe-smong them "John Smith," "Philo" "s L."
and "a Graduate"
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ArriYnI OF Hnmf-

SrEYER, TIVE SANTA ~ TRADgh, OyEErsbrv.-Ths I'd
iur of the Lexington MO- Express Of June 23d states
ihat in cOnysrsauOn With gentleman direct from ndepon.
dcncs no learned that Mr. Bent had arrived ct tho latter
place. Mr. -. s direct from he fort. snd reports having
met The advance guard Of Is troopers, forward by
Col keasnsy 70 auest Spoyor tho Sana Re trader who
u laden With ammunition for the MeAcans. They over.
took Spsyer and read him the Colones order Tor HE
detention. but he refused stop Ordering Cd his men,
10 In number he declared his intention Of fighting tbsy
attempted 10 detsip him. The dragons despatched en-
express bac iof Csp ho0res commend end In the
time followed on the traders rai who was diving with
ell hsse, n hopes n escape The company uadsr com
mand Of Cspsn Moore but q short distsnee behind
and would 40 iogbt oversize Speyer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

IL At the M.lary Dinner in Norfolk the 4h. sever
4 adl"ssss de- vr-1d, among by Lieut.
Angus o: ths Richmond Greys, which the Norfolk Herald
says is spoken u as masterpiece OF imprisoned elo
4nenee.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-09

IN he town % Lynehburg me u IN the 27 year of
Ne az atsf goa-ted illness which h. bore win gss p.eoee
NJ SAMUEL H. Ro6ERs, l.te . resident, Of his ely.
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MARRuEn

On J19rsday evening. July I'd, by The Rev. J. C. Stiles
daughter Of sth Maynard, Esq of this ei,S u
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j. The School Commissioners OF Jefferson county have
laid off that county twenty Districts, accordance
with passed the last OF the Virginia Lee
gislature, and determined TO carry out the system
with energy 1t said Jefferson well located for
fair
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Auction CnrsI

EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY t;ooDs IT,.
Dealers Is requested sale of Staple and Fan
Dry Goods at store This Morning Thursday at 9
S Inc larger portion Of the goods are fresh and do
I.t from the Northern cities, and arc worthy the
particular notice Of the trade-sues without limit or re-
serve lNLOES & BROTHER 49,.
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" lesfs have been received from Chanerown shephsds
nVhte IN Virginia which frpeson, the damaso rrrat NE
neen s and seak NJ the Opequon Unprecedented
T'bousm M wheat m md carried dsnne Of be-
Jog much injured n DOT spoiled eutirsiy.
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u The Alabama papers the resignation to
take effect presume the close OF the present session
OF WIN. Lownjes Yancey, Esq a member OF the House
OF Representative from that State. Sundry candidates for
the slippers ALREADY spoken of--smong them
MAJ. Alex. B. Forney Col. c. W. Gayle, Judge James NJ
Calhoun, Col J. W. L. Coi,rell and A. B. More, Esq
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B, Orderly Sergeant wsddell. The Reader Of the
words and truths which
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u The personal explanations in the House OF Repre-
sentatives las. Monday closed by Mr. Hunt OF New
York, who said Tor sung the following:
when members strike for higher wages,
And claim more pay and rauons,
They damn themselves for future ages,
Beyond all personal explanations
We can't say much for the poeuy-but the hit pal
pabe. NJ. Brnkerhof and the mercenaries were silent
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Missing Correspondence.

The New Orleans TroPic i1tmales that a portion Of
the correspondence relative the movements Of the oar
my Of Occupation" from Corpus Christi the Rio Grsnde
has been suppressed and calls for its publication Mr.
Polk, say when the army first ordered proceed 10
Texas for tle defence OF frontier directed 1t to lake
Posion the Neuces, which thus admitted TO con-
stue tina, frontor-Iho claim up the territory be-
the Neuces and the Rio Grande being properly re-
garded by him allegiance in quence OF the
hlcung claim Of Mexico supported by its posses
sion by Mexican troops well by Mexican citizens
the former guarding and the latter cultyang the soil The
Tropie remarks Now IS important the people Of the
United States for Mr. Polk give his reasons for chang
ing his mind, and explain the extraordinary necessity OF
moving the Army while Congress in session. without
consulting that body There will be a fine
field open for the contemplation Of free people, when
the that governed the Administration relative TO the
Texas question shall be fairly brought to light"
D. The Fourth Of July TO have been celebrated
throughout the Union, far have yet heard FROM with
unusual spirit though in places the heavy rains some
what dimmed the splendor Of the military and civic pa
rades We regret thlt space will not permit US even
to give summary Of the sayings and dongs IN the
neighbonng towns and cities.
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u President Lamar, Gen. Memucan Hunt and other
distinguished men serving in Gen. TsylOrs army
pryates-for which they highly commended "Lowli.
ness is young Ambiioa's LADDER
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whom he associated with the Wings. IL needs
no comment however, and its writer cannot be
sunk below the level upon which it places him.
IL We certainly did expect that the Enquirer would
in the opinion expressed by in regard to the
character and tendency of the Tariff bill, the
coinciience" which to it TO be fortunate one,
OF its passage the OF the National Anniversary
We mber that the defunc Sub Treasury Bill which,
during hs hef period OF its existence executed.
approved by the President the 9Th OF Jolly 1910.
and ehrisiened "a great Of Deveranee and Lber
:" though, 1t would 10 Us, IT be 90, the party
which regard sadly delinquent in having permitted
80 long a period to eapse without re-enaeing it.-not
emsscuaed specie clause, but in all its pristine vgor
They have apparently however abandoned that
OF. they pass il ALL will probably divest OF its "val
principle" And have little doubt II they
eeed in their "dsear alton OF independence for the
business affairs Of the eounfry (by which title the En-
qurer christens the Administration tarD two years will
elspse before will be abandoned amidst the general
execrstOns Of the country. declaration of indepen-
drnee fosooih Why had enjoyed that sort OF indie
pendence fullest extent before the American Revolu
uon when the British Parliament kindly relieved us Of the
trouble OF egislang for ourselves. Concuuing with the
Locofocos Of the present day in principle they only carried
1t step farther Instead of refusing protect the in
FAINT manufactures Of the colonies, they inhibited them al
together. Surely free then We enjoyed
it, too, prior with Great Britain which found
US without this essential element OF national independence
and the disastrous consequences of the nonpOSsesson of
which ie in the embarrassed condition OF the people,
from their inability supply themselves with articles
essential to their comfort and by the government ITSELF
which absolutely depcndenupon the nation with which
for the blankets protect their soldiers
from the Indictment winters Of Cansds and for the
of national defence The evils Of that Of ain
dependence" induced Statesmen particularly those
from the South the close Of the to resort TO an eth
protective system in order to avert hereafter like ca
amty. The abandonment, of that policy shows how
forget the lessons Of experience. For our own
part, eschew all "declarstous independence which,
under the preence OF removing restrictions from commerce.
reduce Of colonial dependence and rGSsaisse
such especially the Tariff bill, the provisions of
which be in broad contrast with the prin-
eipies well with the objects of the Declaration,
which, the 4ih day Of July, l776, sundered the tie,
which bound the British throne and claimed for US
independent existence among the family OF nations.
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while protective duties are levied upon Sugar and
Sslt-duties no; less protective because they will
yield revenue, nor because they are ad valorem
instead Of specified Mr. Wicks letter, which
was maniies,ly written for Buncombe, must have
grated harshly upon the OF "our hands and
"our fellows" rs well As upon the "dlscontents'
whom he associated with the Wings. Ii needs
no comment, however, and its writer cannot be
sunk below the level upon which it places him.
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MCHRISrIHS

NJ hiuueh FOwer.-Everyp person is conscious
' ne possesses something of subtle n,,
% an mPoan, influence upon has physical condition. his
proved this hidden be agent called GaIvan,.
subsequent discoveries have shown less important
IN 'he aleNaon OF disease Its deficient ia o0or IN. %
cause Of many serious Ind terrible complaints Tho an,
OF me nervous Character or hose aPPeainins
'ne nervous system is therefore especially for this ea. I'D
disease That Chrisies Gavane Rings Magnetic Fiu ar,
adapted The great simplicity Of n IN Inc
afnhon OF the invalid together with perfect
safety OF its application Numerous physicians recommend
ring and fluid in their practice "
For further particulars I'm ,ro,h.,
paper explanatory pamphlets be had by
he ssenn for this city, Messs DUvAL PURCELL pIur,i,
l47 Main street. RIehmon Va ~ ~.
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Shocking Ourass-Ths Yicksburg Sentinel of June
2G,b says We learn that "Wednesday last. y. G
smms, Esq, q highly respectable and worthy citizen Of
Kinds county. shot dond in the OF Raymond BIZ
man named Saunders Saunders snid 10 1c stranger
and no proyocaton tho deed known except that he
himself states that the deceased had threatened shoot
ha. lie shot his unfortunate victim twice who expired
almost Immediately. Mr. s,mms leaves most interesting
family hs tragic and bloody DEATH and their own
roparhb.e bereavement Tho uretcbed homicide was In.
stany opprehcnded, end has been committed 70 await his
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Farm ERs' hank OF VIRGINIA.
BANK OF VIRGINIA, ]

July UH, 1910. \
VENHE President and Directors of the Bank Of
u Virginia have this day Of the pro
h for the last sir months by Cent being ~
share, will be paid the 18Th an
slant Ju s-d3w SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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DOY WANTED. We wish to hire 20
- BOY, about IS years Old
jus J. W. RANDOLPH a GO
"ANTED, a COOK-Aiso. a female sorant that
w good house and washer and ronor Apply
One. I'd
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