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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. In the regular
Army, Gen. Taylor to be Major General, Coils.
Kearney and Twiggs, Brigadier Generals. In
the volunteers, Patterson, Of Philadelphia, and
Butler, of Kentucky, Major Generals. Quit
man, of Mississippi, Pillow, of Tennessee,
Thomas Marshal, Of Kentucky, Lane of Indi-
Eana, and Hamer of Ohio, Brigadier Generals
All loco focos of course.
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"As IL istie distinguishing happiness
of FREE GSESNMENT, that civil ordsr
should be The result Of choice; and not ne.
cessiiy, and the common cisheS Of the. peo.
pie become the lars Of the land, their pub
Tic prosperity, and even existence, gerry
much depends upon suitably forming the
minds and morals Of their citizens. ID can
only be happy aohen the public principles
and opinions are properly directed and
manners regulated"
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This is hot the age of poetry, yet, Squire
Jones' daughter, has inspired Down-Easter
whsgefs himself off as follows:
sired is the rosy pOsey's hue
That grows down in the 'hOllers,"
And red is Uncle Naihan's barn,
That cost hundred dollars
And red is Sister sally's shawl,
That Cousin Levi brought her,
But fedderst the blooming cheek,
OBSCURE Jones' daughter.n
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u
The Columbian, New York Magazine, hal
he foil owing translation from q Mexican poe
If Vera Cruz. The verses have much poetica
merit,
uRio BravoI''--A Mexican Lament
Rio Bravo! Rio Bravo!
Saw men ever such sight?
Since the field Of Roncesyalles
Sealed The fate OF many a knight!
Dark is Palo Altos story,
Sad Resaca Palma's rout, .g
On those fatal fields so CORY,
Many gallant life went out.
There our best and brpvest lances,
Shivered 'gainst the Northern steel,
: Left the valiant hearts that couched them
Meath the Northern chargers heel.
Rio Bravo! Rio Bravo!
Minstrel meier knew sucha fight,
Since the field of Roncesyalles
Sealed the fate Of many knight.
) Rio Bravo, fatal river,
Saw ye not while red with gore,
\ Torejon all headless culver,
A CHASTITY trunk upon thy shore?
Heard ye not the wounded colrsers
Shreking'on your trampled banks,
As the .Notihern wing artillery
" Thundered on our shattered ranksg
There Arista, best and bravest,
There Raguena, tried and true,
On the fatal field thou lavest,.
Nobly did all men could do.
Vainly there those heroes rally
CASTLE on Montezuma's shore;
ssRio Bravon-"Roncesvales,"
Ye are names blent evermore.
Weepest thou lorn lady Inez,
For thy lover mid the slain?
Brave La Vegas trenchant falchion
Cleft his slayer to the brain.
Brave La Vega, who all lonely,
By host of foes beset,
Yielded up his sabre only
When his equalrhere he met.
Other champions not less noted,
Sleep beneath that sullen wave;
Rio Bravo thou has foated
An army tosan ocean grave.
On they came, those Northern horsemen
On likeeagles toward the sun,
Followed then the Northern bayonet,
And the field was lost and won.
o! for Orlando's horn to rally
His Paladins on that sad shore,
"Rio Bravo'-"Roncesvalles
Ye are names blent evermore.
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. Our friends in Sharon will perceive that we
hardly have room to give the current news OF
the week, and that il is impossible to comply
with their request this week. If possible, we
will try, and do something next week. We
will, if possible, accommodate them.
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We see that franklin E. Smith, of Mississip-
pi, has been appointed Assistant Quarter Mas
ter, with the rank of Captain, in the Army
We are informed that it is our townsman,
Franklin Smith, late District Attorney. He
has done much for his party, and deserves to be
paid for hislabor, according to the Democratic
rule. He is we'll qualified for the office. y
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We see it stated that three of the soldiers
in Captain Thomas F. Marshall's Company, d.
tempted to assassinate him. Every one of
their pistols missedfire. Great pistols them to
kill Mexicans with.
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CIV. La VEGA.-Authority has been granted
this gentleman 10 pass his summer in Kentucky
or Ohio, as he may please. The War Depart
ment has further minated to him that if il be
his.desire 10 visit other portions of the United
States, an application to that effect will be ia
vorably considered
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The Hon. VIM. L. Yancy has resigned has
resigned his seat as Representative in Congress
from thsTbird Alabama District. The reason
assigned for his resignation is a determination
to devote himself to his private and professional
business. Mr.. Couerell, Of LOwndes, has been
nominated BY the Democrats party to gil his
place.
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AeEscY.-George Pratt, Esq, Office Of the
New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
( lied agent, to receive advertisements and sub
scriptions, and receipt FOR the same.
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We advise all our subscribers to cut out and
paste up the New Mail A Arrangement which we
give this week, as we may not be able to insert
it again for months.
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Piayr"
"Why none at sll.-
ayes, he did. He. Prseticed at aH-t0sr,, for
even years.
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For the mississippi Creole.
GinnnI

III the officers engaged in the Mexican War
are Wings, the majority OF the Volunteers from
this State are Loco Foccs, others can speak
for themselves. s.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN has left the State Department.
and been nominated a Judge OF the United
States Supreme Court.
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The stock of Cotton on hand in New Orleans
July llth, was 81, i29. Prices were we'll sus-
tanned. Sales of the'week 1900 bales.
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McKay's Tariff Bill has passed the House
by vote of ia to 95.
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above diseasrs is


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From the Philadelphia Ledger

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D, t"Nr h prescription ttuN Go tic duter,st "a
poe fIri ttF Ia SO niuf, eac,. a., i,it sis lhsp \
r-'ee o' el4ir Not 20 with bfand-stlts pt they nj
Wr't go ts"ly ana Freely. have now iak ga f,, nv,
'Np care a7d tlicy seem 10 have received she LIE a.
pr ne NY uiciicct b. clear ard serene aud now, emit
ilt utN 10 what DAD tNcHty nVs tcarr AMI am no.,
really iily The action Of nv to,vci, j nov, f,s,f
Ist"'cd 20 Tie ieolji'Y sac of nv Youth b.ss a.
m W.. i' ~. 's,No Ioi me rtSv hc MAJ i,ss ur
h'eidfcih, The maker ~ Brand ein's pui-
Ny case is known 20 hundreds 40 this cot,ut, ~
W. ~ hchd'ch suggested tsi they should send ID
icn an bCufs, very gracefully
&c amen M I~H 80, LEO. d. sr0Rs