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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

Has The 'fen Author of Nature provided with no
hedf Tor tonsumpon.ana the diseases leading thereto
Which aIe 50 ieafluy IN our connif,f Has he
ie Us 10 hnd rebel itom that ta seohrgc y rnnsaeh ing
other lands' No, it is not So The bas - Natures oyf
iemeiY-s ready NJ hand Tbs Wild Cherry and the
Ilra't"isbus with aclre, where a Is possible Dr.
"stars Balsam Of i'd Cherry FORMED By bemic,l e
tracts, from the Wild Cherry barb and tar relieves all
ea'es OF Consumption aud tfeeiuny cnrcs 1t where IT has
not Progressed ili 10 be bcyand enresb5 les tho
most n,olfate Of hsthmn ovrn 81 80 mud 10 ,eara
stnnding-sops RAISING Of blond nltcf Other eme,os fail
AND eneYes every nd ot affection oithe Lungs and In,
81 which climate In luces The remarkable efficacy of
this wonderful incidence In mlny d~caass hitherto deemed
ineufable has excited among physicians great curiosity as
tie precise nature OF It's gradients Let purchasers b.
ware u Limitations aud euunteiieits.
[Somersei g1Iuilie) Journal
The above valuable Medicine Tor stle Nv
ID. X LYMAN, Druggist
Feh l6 (S) II
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Suppression q part qttls correspondence.


TIE .iinAing d.c.amii.n was aaee BY Mr.. King ot
Ca IN ihr liense ii Representatives lac Ila feo-
rdaty last. siaaf DECLARATION made 10y Mr..
Mansun IN IL, s.asI,:
Mr. K"s, Of Ga, ashed leave to make personal ex-
plln,i1n.
NJ. Ritlbaa, e \. Y. objected.
The yeas AID nays mdef,d. and the House
gave Mr. Klo5 teaye. ayes 80, uues So
M. hig SAID Ito ttasln WHY he dad nu vote vas,
the The President hld eIed tie call III The cor
rcspn'deise upon tie Oregn question. Poraos Of Ii
had hra suppressed ~ the President.
Mr.. hn- was o2an called 10 order hy Nj llihbun
and an appeal lak from tue decision Il Tue Speaher
who Jecid ID that Mr. X. had the fehl give his re
sins tor his TIE timr i e tuusr VS. bccup ed
Tor nearly heur coutusrd discussion Of pulnis If
arder. mooh 10 give The day Ia the reee ptian ui
Resolutions "as os', aad the House lhen went lno
COMMITTEE Of lie y nole tn Tie Slasol liz Uhion,
when the ievouiaaary Prosio, 81: wts Under d, BATE,
ont ~ point o otjef as 10 aiAtuUlaeut Vii lrd by
Mr. rlbplil~. ii Ksn'ucky
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

Ss:.sars i.s5lsssc sgsssGLsy.
E'llE eyrttses Il lie se session In Ills RESTITUTION.
: viii fe#rseae h4adag. ito ljtll usf :, aud
iase "a tis t0h 81 July ~ nalsf lie government
Mss t., MnueH. dauthfef at Mi Muueh 81
#snphl e.nniy. llsr qeahhc1#iuns ~ a teacher are
snpetaf 10 ibuse u must lsdrs teaching In country
shrhafirs ehs cehpeleu TO teach, IN adtiiiuu IN ia
aniNln Eng lieli bEsnrhrs The Lain. Creek aud
Ffrn,h auraapes. Algebra and Geometry.
Young n iitH wishing ~ arqnina harndgh Enalish
= Classical %, slWa. have ta Institution desra.
ala opportunity - Il 81, al = Moderate expense.
Tie sI,tas Of nn II ara INN IS u s 80 per ses-
aan. aeestdlh To thn adss,. 'aspt II tie etudens.
u ard can BE- rhelned fiale lsfns, IN fssiWcs
a'ta laluiites, convenient 10 the se.t'aaty.
For The Information n stanRrs. | would state thai
h. insttutiaa situated near M $ GlNefs of Hoo.
let' old IaSetn, in lhe upper edge Of A.pnu.ailoS
fanntY. IN The neghh0fhuud lunl and ayorabs known
is Old Concord
JOHN \. SHEARER. President
o the Board ui Trustees. ct {. +. ).
leb 10 w3w
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FREQ THURSDAY morplug last, about u'clecI.
. stable rs discovered TO be ga FIRE, and
~as .eniltey cnustu.fd. The timely services Of The
hose Company prevented tie extension Of lie drstfnc
tive eemen, To any oiiri hadfng ] lie stable was HE
property Of Mr.. S. 3. TarMaa Abau, 10 d9ys peoFe
that, stable u the Rev JOHN Early was eoesnned.--
in neither had fre oen allowed n thu building by
dhe owners. iof some nle 6tare lis feared hal the
iuceudary may be aerai. W. na,ice ,hr burning Of
stables, &C., IN Rpboond, which are attributed "a
inrendaes. and reward has been aGa'et for eit ap~
prehenson.
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JAY MES INfECIOliANT.-s1bis mtdieine has nj.
etdy proved tseil To hee that It has been
by those Who have gwen II fair test IN this country and
tie demand of II increases daily. have iu.t heard
important cure of Asihm which has been eea,rd by The
ns' oi ~ a neighting town-tie that a fe.
male who had ur long iine been aauet tho care OF
physician but had received relief and her con
deted hopee's VA last teanrt ahc purchased hottie Of
l'f Jaynes bNpeeiptau which enusrd her expect
et gradually onsed her cough, aud rapidly restored her
10 health Wa hive M hesitation saying, hu this pie
uInion o. W. Jayne, iof tho OF Coughs Colds In
hhcnra, As'nn Consumption, tee the most vnu ,blo
mrdetnc ever offered Ia the american public.
auaecry about itr Is OF the most ~ Iu pine
'ng p, siei MS IN PENN ana aud wherever his varon.
preparations have thpraue tested he Is looked nnnp
a. q great pubic btneiactur
The abuye valuable Alejieneis for snle by
d. H. LYMAN. Druggist.
Feb 10 Il
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Az.g'ggzEs UGs& .lC.gAz.Ny.

VIE mex s-l5n 81 this institution viii commence
q on Monday, the On oi February and cuse IN Jnly
1T which ine, there vii be an Examination aud public
EXhlbnun.
Deter Ia facilitate the progress of the student ard
inainiad dlcP.inr, there l. nov hung 0pan adjoining
rooaI, study i5f The advanced That they NAV
be enlry separate lfo The junior casss durny schuol
hours
BY Ibis arrangement can give such attention 10 the
minor department Is moi 10 leave "a sione unlarned''
II. Il. SMITH i. b., VIII continue Teacher of the
Ancient and Modern Languages.
DAN SMITH. in. Principal.
y. B-Sumner session, from 81 al X aud lnnn 9
uil p. VI. Rtca'lons b. aln precisely a 9 oeIoch A.
NJ. DIS.
Feb. = WIN
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.4nnnnlniinr cnilniR.

writer in last NJ nda,s Republican uomjnal's
Thus. A Legraud. Esq as asol'anIe candidate TO re
prcsen, .Aproaailox couuly in the r,xt Leglsaure-
aid in The last Thursday pafrr, writer recommends
T. f.. CEealhsm As ,at didae. 4 meeting Of the Dea-
ocra,s Of the county Is called al tie leAt court 10 select
u suitable candidate hon the many aspsans.
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REMOVAL.
'rlsfgsapaaANG surrHlss.

# tONSlMPIlNEs, remember ihai it ia 'l'hohpaen' =
NICompunpd Syrunui Far and Noad Narlha which
Is daily ,leelna sueh trnafkahla cures N pu nafy
Cunsnnp'nn, Ashnp, Dpnehnls. slluug Bha,
Pam Ia the SHE aud Bfensl. Snna Threat, inafsenpss,
Paptalun al fhe Heat. Nhmpng Cough, Group,
Hives. Nervous Ifelhpr- Liver Compliant md Dsratrd
Kidneys, &c. fbefehft, heNafe OF all spurious nx-
lures al iaror Nerlha us milaiiaus ahfead.
Mr.. :. Ihnnpsun-~D tar sr@'iho astonishing
hen'hi have experienced lrou, the uee oi Your Coni.
pound slrun OF i.t and Napha. rendels tt duty 10
rm you Of II. had been hug eiicIed VIII very bad
euph ehnsng severe pain IN the breast with great utr
preston difficulty oi hfeeiMhn and ss Ut appee. L
sing various remedies wtth#nt effect, beeibp alafnea.
hrar Of ynur melelnr, bu belul 10 using most
advertised medrioee thought Nuod adhere 10 whal
had been using. Finding mysclf getting wnlsr, n
friend persuaded ne oitY boltle o y,ur preparation
snylng che uwed hla hlo IL It's virtues" innnedai.ly
procured hulile and commenced using II md bpiore
had taken two bottles WAS completely ,,slpted Il
health.
Solely for the benefit ofahef4 make TIM ab1ve brie
statement Any further inquiries DO made al my
resldcucc. IS Catherine aif,ot.
Respectfully Yours,
FRANCIS PROVOST,
Price, 30 CTS, pnr hollle-sN 10 lea ior 81 so
For sale by JOIN II SEtY, Drnneia.
.3gdt for ilnsttpg aud ricilify
Feh, 10 WITS
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RICHMOND AlARKEIs Frb q

To5ace9 Ra'hef nofe dplnp IN dhls anlee--receip,s
# NV are. ha'rver, light and sufficient demand
W obsef. change "a price, aud nnf quota
rious-iua s. = if dry ard sweet q 5; con mon
iaf $50 4 ! and :: middiu2 8. 5, aud g. good and
fue 8 10; ll5sr CT and s.
thW--iled Il, ! > perb"l.-but few sales.
u heat PRIME uhre 81 10 per bushel; rcd 81 o.
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tFsEGS -.

Married, an Tuesday evenings The 9th MI, fy FL
der J. \. Mau,a, M ZAeuAnlAu y. De " frr, Q
Bedford. Ia Ms MARY Aaa, daes l.ter Of lhoaas :
ktra E,q, OF Fran. In.
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homeIDke III await the weary soul;
T0Ts&E.

a7HE UNDERSIGNED 'equesi all persons having
claims the estate nl 2 ichi I'D Wade J ., 10
present them 10 hun arrangenenls may he made TOR
ihelr pay mt And ulso those indtbed 10 SAID estate
Viii please ioward and make payment 10 him. as
he IS anxious ciuse lhe business 4 SAID estate.
RICHARD j. WADE, Adm.
Dec. 10 la
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OLE UtlsS

Died, at her fathers residence, in l}ejGtd county On
tie 21th ii Januay, Miss ELIZABETH T. Hams.
ynnn4tst daughter Of albore Hams, formerly 81
Buckingham COUNTY, IA The SIS ear al her aye alter
painful 1inesS OF sfA months. Miss H. IA, been for ma
ny years pasta consistent member ot The NJ E. Church
she bare her Illness With Christian fuuitu1e unto the
end She has always be"n mid, gentle and coulenrd
and mufnufed na at the approach ul DEATH but net II
win in assurance of cunqarnuI nlan's last enauy
SHE has let iafher. uiuthtr hf fhrfs sisters and ,
at4e crcieoi friends and aequalnfaoees Weep over
helr l"sS bnt her dylng.nHnens proved lhrir is, It,
be her oIraal gan. Nould i.mt all Wlu qal Ihls vail
Of tears. would quiz it with ull an assurance oi etef.
nal felicity, rs did Miss II.
Lei depart,
II homeIke Nh 5 await The weary soul
J4ook up, lhon s'fck"H oae Ibis wounded he.rt
Siall bleed ~ mnre AT sUrfoa : Stern c1ntrul.
-, on the 81 inst, IN 'ia2cwell county, Me.
.oUlsA. he b"iavrd wiz ii john G. HrpE4, t,,qr
III Tie 22"d year ii her aye. II mrry iaiis our oI
fecord lhr death u any one. VIM, early an a.e
had obtained an equal degree Of cXrrllruee. She lad
been ir cansdelabie lime, consistent member ri II e
Mtihatlsi l. Church. and iurseve.al months rnsIuns
10 her death, had been much eneal ite subject If
rei-n Her ueTeaFed husband and obtr afflicted reIa-
llYts mes' derive much t'nsIiIn ai, the TACT, tina
what i l"elr loss Is her uHs 9eakaole IAN.
The Ricanand Enquirer vii: please copy.
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safensire .sss.rfszsSMs of
SUPERIOR E,sisO EOiyTES,


DFRllAPS 1t may not be- generally known through
the country lha as large AID commanding slvck
te The very test FEASO GcnTL8 can sIwsys
hn met with nj establishment TINS city, already
utlshed, al the largest AMI mqs repasbe iac'ofiss
Nuuh
Constant additions enahlc 10 PRESENT, A. all times.
ln eighteen Ia twenty ldar tnsrunehts embracing oil
The fashionable styles o III finish. bnth Ut mahogany and
rosewood. We viii furnish them eo,d ierns
he best nakers sell pmlat Instruments North. In ads
dlon w olier them Tor sale urep rial. suh ct "
alurned # nul quad. Shuud such event ucrur, We
zee bear lbe expenses Of transportation, both guinx
aud u'tufniag
Our erra, confidence in the Instruments which we of
fer and the entire Satisfaction expressed by ih,se who
hase bunQh and tried them. enholdrn 10 make thesU
terma Nlt vi saa of locr hnndteJ, not he's
pruyen bad.
written guarantees Of their excellence, and II good
Iah part. will accompany the instruments whes
required.
Having n employ skilfu tuner and regulator al
The Phnp Forte. feahea nay be placed h. the insru>
BENZ put ~ perfect tune and ,der, nd packed In
The must dufale manner hn transportation 10 any part
OF The eeuoty. pIers vary iiua go 215, 300, 325.
$50. To 600 Jpais.
We also furnish the Piano Fore nh Cvlaman's e..
Ian Attachment.
NASH s. WOODHOuSE,
Booksellers and Dealers IN Pans Fortes,
and Music, l37 Main street
ltich,nond, Va.
Richmond. jan. 90 sG
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NasEs, sugar, &C.

NaaIs, Sugar. &C.
n AA KEGS CUT NAILS. 81 to 81
4 W. Is do Box aud Lung do
10 hhds. prime new cnp, n. o. Sugar
10 boxes Adamautne Candies,
10 baskets Tobacco OIL,
50 Ions Lump Plaster,
5000 lbs. Prime New Bacon.
20 bnsh. prime Maintain Clover Seed.
100 eacks Liverpool suit.
Receiving ind ~ sl.r -, ~
GEO. BAGBY
F,b. 10 nif
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y GFHD ~.

jfnNiif rnbe atc respectfully iolnrned that Mr. &,
Il BOZZOAtRA. Professor ii Muse, Lnp favor.
ably kouwn by lie citzens ol Ivnchbufe MS eacher
on The PAM, Gunnr Vi,lln and Flute, VII he here on
the lih instant and Intends giving lessur4 on the ab1ve
named INSTRUMENTS. Persons wishing u enter as IN.
pills will please call AMI easo their names h The sub
srnLer ID. Il. LYMAN.
en- X q If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

%. rhe>I.egi>aiute u Tennessee adjourned on The
Dad instant. taens b,aa IN atas.lu lor raon;ls
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.uEHcN.1.y.Y,

HpFlNG very tai kfai 70 his friends es fcrmes pss-
~ r,nage. again eers mis- services 10 hr esste ~
the sale oil robaacp TLur, Wheat. &c., BE viii devuss
his attention 10 prouoe he nirres of .hnss Wkv
may be- pleased employ him His chs.ges sod<rsss. 80
lhs proceeds i'll be rronptiy paid wseui 6slsl "
reunited NJ may he directed. PETER DUDiE1.
Prftaa attention paid 10 tie purchase u Oo0dtl
required.
Jan % 2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

pi.rdid sasisSii' do con nfslt.u al r,,,,
w q would ask The attention OF the Lsdic< Ia an,
" stock ot Frsaca and Engiish CUchn.;.s de- Cos,a
: nd .honseba dc l. iats.
Th'y viii be ieuil 10 embrace the nlos, beautiful
styles imported, aad CHEAP oAsg.
REGARDS, I~6AN&
NeA, d9of 70 YIN. r. Young.
oet' ~ isli
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

regiment of Infantry or Rihemen, will con-
sist of the following field and staff officers, viz 3,
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Adj
iutant, IA Lieutenant of one Of the companies,
but not in addition, and of the following non
commissioned staff, viz: Sergeant Major,
Quarter Master Sergeant, Principal Muslcl-
ans. and ofl0 companies organized as above
The commissioned officers OF each Regl-
ment shall be elected appointed after the
same is full as prescribed in the last named act,
excepting that such election or appointment
may be deferred until the Regiment Is collected
at the place OF rendervouz, and may be held on
shorter if general, notice. varied according to
circumstances.
3. The staff and non-commlssioned officers
above enumerated are to be appointed as in the
last named act is prescribed.
4. When existing organized company
volunteers,its present officers will he recognl-
zed as such, and in that case, vacancies only
If any, need be filled as above prescribed.
All other officers, not above enumerated, such
as pay masters, surgeons quarter masters, &c
it is inferred, are appointed only by the proper
United States authorizes.
TX. Volunteers shall have the same pay and
allowances as the army of the United States.
X. The several corps will be inspected and
mustered in to the service Of the United State,
by an officer or officers of OF the United States
army.-When this cannot be done. the Cover
nor will designate the inspecting officers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28
cAnp orpo.lr1 MArAnoaA., May 10, 1916.

CAMP OPPOSITE MArAMoRAs, May 10, l546.
MY Dear Friends: Since writing to you last
this is the FIRST leisure moment haVs had TO
communicate. | have been busy attending
balls and parties fatigue parties from last sun
day morning daylight up TO last night at dark
The enemy have been poking upon US round
shot and she'll without intermssion, except time
Tor their cannon to cool. Our loss is, Major
Brown. commanding 7th Inf'y., killed; Sergeant
Wigort, B company. 7Ih Inf'y., killed; Private
Moody, Ii company. slightly wounded IN ear;
and Private Radcliff, H company, slightly woun-
ed in the arm. This is the damage, all told, OF
seven DAYS bomhardme Mt. and not less than J0u
shots-sheIls and bal!s-sent amongst US TO DO
the work.
Yesterday Gen. Tayor's force which left Us
here on the LIST 10 90 to Brazos Santiago tor
provisions and ammunition. arrived inthe camp
fresh from the field OF wel-tought and gio.
rious action. They have taken Is officers and
80 pryatesPrisoners, as well as got hold OF CORDS
of baggage, lots Of horses mules, &c. The cha
parrel is still full OF the .'bloody Mexicans," but
our men are the right jump after them, ana
prisoners are coming in constantly,
Our boys did give them ''most particuar Jes-
see," and that is all have time 10 tell you a
b out the battle
"The degenerate Of Washington still
keep s.ihe siar-Spangled banner" stoat on tue
banks of the Rio Grande opposite Mafamcros.
Our tents have been almost torn TO pieces by
the enemy's shot. aud almost every man has
..gophar'' hole dug to jump into to escape the
p'osion OF shells.
Yours, truly, &c.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1916.

o. We call attention 10 the communica-
ton in to-day's Journa! from CONRAD BAKER,
EsoR, upon matter of importance to the
whole Staie-lhe constilutionality and expe-
diency ofvoiing at the ensuing election for
a Convention to amend the Constitution Of
the State. The Article is plain though for
chilly written, and the arguments unanswera-
BILE. We commend it to our readers and to
the press throughout the State.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

o. In these stirring times. We have little
room for political matter. War and rumors
of war is now all the talk, and news from the
Army that most sought for. The reader, how
ever, will find an article in our columns from
The State Journal, defending Mr.. Marshall
from the attack recently made on him BY the
Locofoco press. Read it.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

0F We are indebted to the officers ofthe
James Pitcher for copy Of Gov. Whitcomb's
Proclamation, calling on the State for three
regiments of infantry orriaemen, for service
on our Southwestern frontier, 10 rendezvous
at New Albany. 1t will be found below:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

LATEST FROM THE ARMx.-The Steamer
Empire, arrived here on yesterday morning
from New Orleans. She brings The latest
news from the seat of war, received by the
Steamship New York. 1t is not important.
No further engagement had taken place.
Soon after the decisive rupulse of the Mex
Jeans, General TAYLOR finding that the enc
my had entirely disappeared and left the
communication between his encanpment
and Point Isabel unobsructed collected the
baggage and plumber which they had left, and
returned to his depot al Point Isabel: having
previously sent word to General AMrUDIA,
that he had permission 10 send over200 men
10 bury his dead.
When the New York left, Gen Taylor was
at Point Isabel, having returned from his en-
campmeni. He is directing his operations
against Maiamoros, and expedting the march
of the troops TO that point as last as they ar
rive.
A detachment of 1000 Volunteers and
Regulars took up their line Of march, for the
purpose Of crossing the Rio Grande at the
mouth, intending 10 enter the city of Mata
moros. They were to be joined by 500 sea
men in boats. The steamer Vesta left OF
Sunday morning for the mouth of the Ri
Grande, for the purpose of assisting tn
troops in crossing the river at that place.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

ARMED PACKET SHIPs.-AIl vessels bound out
with valuable cargoes, says the New ork sun,
have increased the number of men and carry an
armament. Our large packer ships can, at lit
tie expence, be placed in condition to beat OH
any prlvateer. A fast sailing lndiamen has car
RED out several hundred muskets 10 distributs
among The the return lndiamen. A long Tom
pivot, with plenty OF ammunltion, Will do
considerable exec ution.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28
CONRAD BAKER.

RELreIous NoT1CE.-Rev'd S. K. sneed
will providence permitting preach the irsi
ofa series of discourses on the the doctrine
OF Universal Salvation, at the Presbyterian
Church under bis charge, on Sabbath even
ing next, atearly candle light.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

We are requested to say that the citizens
Of vanderburgh will hold public meeting
at the Court House on Saturday next at 2
O'Clock P, NJ, 10 adopt some measures to
raise Volunteer Regiment to proceed to
the defence Of our Southwestern frontier.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

RECEPTION OF TIE WAR News IN Nav YORK.
The correspondence OF the Philadelphia Led
ger says:-"Since the receipt by telegraph, at
an early hour this morning, of the Intelligence
of the gallant achievement Of the Sth inst, by
our troops on the Rio Grands. the Americsn
flag has been floating gally--from that Of the
City Hall, including all our hotels, liberty poles,
hickory poles, and poles OF all description. down
the humblest twlg that could be made to
u stain our counlry's banner
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

a TPEOLSTERX.- -The subscriber res
u pectiuliy informs the citizens Of Evansville
that he has commenced the Manufacturing OF
MATTRESSES, and all things III the Upholstery
line, on Main street, West side. All work IN
his line pnnctually attended and with despatch.
Old Feathers made new, ahd old Mattresses re-
stuffed aud renovated.
may 1885, !. GRESH.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28

fsvAsIoS OF MrxIco.-The Philadelphia Amer
lean, Of Thursday, has the following article
We are prepared to state, on the very best
aut horily, that il has been determined by the
Government that General Scott is to march to
the city OF Mexico. Il is not expected that
he will participate IN the present struggle on the
Rio Grande, as he cannot recruit III season.
The laureis OF that contest will be left
fo-be reaped by the sword OF the gallant ylor
When the main army shall have been concen
;rated, the hero OF Lundy's Lane will lead them
the Capital OF Mexico.
We understand that q high military authority
IN Washington has expressed the opinions that
the volunteer forces cannot be concentrated on
the Rio Grunde before the close of August or the
opening of September. The task OF collecting
such torce form our widely extended territory
organizing and prepa reing them for the field.
cannot be effected. with the most streBu-
Gus exertons, before that period. The army
viii consists of twenty odd thousand men, and
viii be provided with all that is necessary to
insure triumph.
The measure " III meet the expectation OF the
entire American public. The most vigorous
councils are now the most moderate they viii
secure an early and gloross termin alton OF this
unhappy contest. Such an army Of Americans,
led on by such a chief, is the best and only
peaee-makes. The selection OF General Scott
tor this high service will be received By the ar
NV and the people with univers al applause. In-
grepid cautious end enterprIslng, he will on-
~ vim glory tor himself aud his country, but by
guardii, against the excuses which invading
armies TOO often commit. viii ProteeE that gIoiy
From Il stain.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-05-28
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER BRITAIN.
MA.
IMPORTANT NEws-DEArH OF LOUIS Phi
REvoLuTIoN IN FRANCE.

Bv the / O'Clock boa; from Philadelphia that
night, we have reports from passengers that
the steamer Britannia ad been teegraphed al
Boston, and that LOUIS Philippe was dead, and
that The sad event was Immediately follow ed
by revolution. This is the only Intelligence
we could ascertain. as no mail lie rec eived by
the boat.-Baitimore Clipper 2lst.