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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

The VICE CHANCELLoRsHIP-Ne have
| rcfraned from any expression OF opinion as to
the merits of either of the candidates now as
pirnC TO the office of Vice Chancellor OF the
! Southern District but having observed in the
| editorial tone of certain of our Wing contem-
porares an inclination to spring party lines
upon the democrats, and, at the same time by
that peculiar kind of logic appropriately term
ed " soft solder" an attempt to induce them IN
to the support Of a Wing fol the office of Vice
Chancellor, we feel it incumbent upon us TO
speak unreservedIy and at once in favor OF a
TRUE and consistent Democrat
JAMES NJ. SMILEY of Ame, Uhe Wing
candidate,) is an amiable and deserving gen
tcman, an eminent member of the legal pro-
fession, for whom we personally entertain no
ordinary esteem We would have no objec-
ton to his attaining the honorable position of
Vice Chancellor Of the Southern District were
his superior not in the field; that superior Is
the Hon PowHArrAN ELLIS, whose career
has been at once eminent and useful, and whose
talents and aranmen,s would adorn far
higher and more responsible office than that
for which he is now a candidate. As demo.
Gratis. we admire the stern adherence Of Mr..
ELLIS to his political faith in times when
those considered imest in the cause were apos-
nrizing. and when omolument aud place were
held forth as inducements for conversion to the
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

Our friend HATHoRN, Of the Brandon Dis
seminator, has added new cognomen 10 the
DID, his paper being now styled, The Sc Dissent.
naior and Rail Road Journal" Il is perfect.
" characteristic, for the Eastern rail road has
not more jealous or ADLER advocate.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
LATEST NE VS. FRou rus ARMY !


The Galveston Gazette OF the | lih instant
received al vices from the army to the Both
March, bv an arrival from the Brasps San.
uago The main body Of the army was
lying Immediately opposite MatamoraS.
The Mrxicaus had Withdrawn all their
troops from the Texas side Of the river.
without firing gun, aud the opinion was
prevalent that there would be no fighting.
4 very strict lookout was kept for the
StragIlcrS aud hangers of the army and
none ai'o We'd 10 remain iu or near the
camp. The report that Gen. Taylor had
moved the army from before Matamoras 10
position farther down. proves 10 be a
mere rumor. Oithis the Gilveston Gazette
says: They bad encamDcd directly oppo-
site the city. and report says. they walked
mp one morning aud found eighteen pieces
OF heavy Mexican cannon pointing directly
into their camp, which might have inspir-
I'd some doubt Of the suitableneSs ofthe
PosIiI7H, lnasmuch as only some few pieces
OF flying artillery were in tie American
position. This however is only uimor.
The reputation Of Gen. Taylor both Ter
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

II lisa popular delusion 70 believe thal
Nature when she made "loveiy woman
meant, bit omitted, 20 have finished her %
with a hustle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
pnysIc DlsARMED OF ITS TERRoRs

Every person is interested that Df. Chicken
CT. of New York. has invented a medicine OF
the most certain and powerful purgsiive quail
tiles, which Is yet so gentle that It's operations
on the system are entirely unfelt. Its action
Is altogether unattended with gripping or nau-
sea, and still more TO enhance It's value, il Is
coated with white sugar, 40 that IL leaves no
unpleasant taste in the mouth. In fact its
favor II % unlike physic. and its action is 20
PERFECTLY gentle, that any person may swallow
a dose without suspccting that he has taken
physic at all. unless through its ultimate effect,
which is powerful aud positive, even on the
most cosiirc constitutions. We need not
comment ON those great advantages OF Click
ener's Sugars Coated Vegetable Purgative Pills,
over other medicines, ms they must be obvious
to all, for there are bat few persons who do
not require pbysic occasionally, and fewer still
who have not n rooted aversion TO the n&use-
Gus and racking compounds which. before the
appearance of these pills. were the only char
acters which physic ever assumed. In iess
than Eve years, Clickrnef's Sugar Coated Pills
will sapcrsede all other ~purgaiivc medicines,
for no person will consent 10 hav his stomach
turned, and his bowels racked with the Old
fashioned preparations, when he might have
fhe desired object accomplished much more
thoroughly bya new one, whose effect Il nm
accompanied by the slightest offensive sensa'
ton. For agents see advertisement.
feb 5 1t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
TIE EMPIRE OF BRAZIL AND THE la
PLATE.

Ertraci Of a%icfter from Rio J%dMoiro, Nor. %.
II m develops TO YOU hall whatI have
10 say on the present condition aud prospects
of Brazil. Observe:
"lst. She is now without treaties with
any power, except what England claims TO
force upon her.
"21. This attempt to force her. gives the
United States advantage OF England.
ia. France il the power TO b. trared.-
French dress. laugusg~. everything is the FASH
ion. The Prince dc Joinville is married to
the C~oumt-his wife endowed al ST. Calhar-
ines. Everything will depend upon two
causes for the future:
list. The treaties TO be made.
al. Tn events OF afiairsa at the river Plate.
"Lst me tell you, this country has been
overlooked. neglected too long by ours. Bra
zil can pryiuce eUery htay we cannot, aud
bat very Few things we eau produce. She
takes almost everything we have for market,
aud isa rival in nothing save a little tobacco
and sugars. The eyes OF Europe arc fixed
stedias,ly upon her. Empires and monarchies
are watching her now lynI-eycd. We have
nothing to fear hat from france. l believe
our trade is daily increasing.
Now is the time to secure a permanent
good here on the Development of the great
of South America. All that Brazil
wants, Is:
list. Internal Improvements.
'2d. A sound judiciary.
Ia. A sound currency aud state OF finance.
18th. Common schools and mechanic arts.
18th. The commercc. mud liberal regula-
ions OF il, which all lhis would insure with
the whole world.
"All the United States wants is fair equal.
ity of trade with this country.
"Bmxit. l ann ssy too strongly, nor re-
peat too COMPATIBILITY, Is q mia< Of inerAaus
tibie lreafih 10 the Uaifed Staies.-W Washing,
Ton Uaioa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
ron rng rIa,s.

fNt@
Mr.. Wharton The resolution OF Mr..
Lamb, at the las, meeting OF the Council.
SEEMS still 20 excite the iadigaafioa Of SOME
OF our Pcortc. AID ia addition to remarks OF
No. J. in your pspc,ot last TUESDAY, 1 ask
YOU Ia rsblish the SEXTON Of thu law in refer.
encc to this sabjccI which applies to two oI
,hc towns OF tins State.
IL there Is an. gcoi reason why Wheeling
should not b- an e~rofpiioa. also, ,on,. ol the
opponents ot the measure. may inform The
public.
Section 81 of tho Act passed March ,, 1919.
concerning III. County and Other superior
Courts, LIT revised colc. psgc 26i.
"Nv person being a ncmbsr al ANY corpo-
p"ssu"n Court, Court at Hastings. az Common
Co"neilmeu If any city, town or bJrvugh
whatever, within this Commonwealth. EEK
cept Common Coumcilmcn OF the city ui Viii
lisnsburs snl borough ol Norfolk shore, while
a n,cnbcI oil such Corporation Court. Court OF
husiincs or Common Council, bc capable oi
acting a. a Justice OF ANY County Court"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKET.
FoR the WEEK ENDING TUESDAY,
JANUARY "a.

REVIEW FoR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY,
JANUARY n.
C0FFEE--There isa good demand with
sales OF 200 bags MaTacsibo at73SSand 1900
bags Rio at s9S cts. v ID, chiefly at s cts.
all lS6 mos. Holders ore very hrm.
FEATHERS Limited saies Of Geese Feath-
ers at 2SaS0 cts " 10.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market
has been exceedingly dull; prior the arrival Of
the European adyices buyers aud sellers both
holding back Tor adyices; and since their re
ception lew buyers have come into the mar
ket. Prices have declined l2iS25 cts~ brl.
Sales yesterday and to-day of 1900 brls at So
y brls, chiefly for export. Some holders ask
higher rates, but there are few SELLERS at So Tor
common brJnds: RYE FLoUR-Iast sales are
al 81. Cork MkAL-No sales. Holders ask
$50 " brl.
HoS-Wo quote Eastern lst sort at % cts
" In.
PROyISiONS-Iimited sales Of old Mess
Pork ut sl3,l2i " bbl. Large parcels would
not command this price. Hacon-Ssles OF
parcels OF new received by wagons, Hams al
q, Sides at g, and Shoulders al > cts " ID.
Lam-Sales OF new Western in bbis at 81
aud Jersey in kegs at . cts " ID. Butter is
extremely dull at llal2 cts in kegs, roll a,
l2Gl5 cts.
ToBACCo$Sales Of GO hhds Kentucky
leaf Tobacco at 20 toe cts v 10, part for ship
ment.
wINES-Limited sales Of Wine at steady
prices.
WO0L-Moderate sales Of Domestic Woo
at the prices current for a month past; III .O0C
common to hslf- blood were taken at 10 CT,
v M Is mos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

The American Agricultural As-o iaiiou
have drtcrninci fo Introduce the Peruvian
sheep, or Aipsca. into the United S,ste-.
This animal inlssbit- tho slopes, table lands
and moonisios of Peru. Bolivia AMI Chill. en-
during oil the vicis~itndcs of climate. They
are iuuad IL 1000 feet above the level OF the
sea-wl,ere they derive a subsistence from the
moss. &c. gnowing upon the rocks, exposed
10 oil the risors OF the elements, and receiving
neiiler food nor care from the hand of man.
The shepherd only visits them OCCASIONAL,
yet sash are their gregarious habits, that the
members of one flock seldom stray away aud
mix with another. being kept in discipline by
the older ones who know their grounds. and
become attached to the place OF their nativity,
10 which they return ut night. evincing an
astonishing vigilance and sgacity in keeping
the young ones together, aud free rom hsm.
In the formation Of their stomach they rcscm-
bile the cam~i, anil can undergo extreme hun
ger aud thirst. Their meat is tender, whole
some and ssvory. and is recommended by
physicians TO invaliis IA preference Ia fowls
-lor all declare that their meat /. rrtremcl,
wholesome, and as palstable as that Of a f.t
sheep IN. CASTLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

A writer in the n. o. PiVd1une. writing
from Corpus Christi. says that snakes and all
sorts OF varmin,' abound in that region. ami
that the bay is filled with delicious fish aud
covered with the finest fowl. lie writes fur
hcr:-
Neat in orler in our 'natural cnriosities
comes the Mvaicans. aud lndians, who come
IN almost dsil, To- trste The former bung,ng
mules sni h-orses-chieh the gorcra~caf siiA
continues 10 pnroAase and the latter skins oil
various kinds. No wonder an orsaniocd gov
cmmeut cannot EXIST among the Mesicans'-
What a "rag-tsil and bob-tsil, : thIc,ish, cut
throat set oi towards they must be, according
to some of the specimens have seen; but the!
ap all unsurpassed in horssmanship.
Judging by the paper just started here, YOU
would think Corpus Christi is really "a place.
When the army arrived. two oL. three houses
constituted IL; now ihsIe are dout fifty or
more, bring mosiiy grog.shoPs, e~aling-housss,
and gambling establishments Tor MeNicsiis,
Texans and soldiers. Not hall of thesr are
frame, but conrass. There are also stores and
shops al various kinds. IA hotel, billiard room,
&c., all lately erected. Since I've been here,
have been trying to get enough lumber Tor a
floor tsr my tent, but cannot procure NJ, 81
scarce is a.. aud at 500 pcr 100 feet even,
which is the price. Beef and vcnison are
cheap, or reaspnsble--not ~ very. either, con
side ring the dJsadaacS of both-and OF course
we have the latter at almost every meal
Potatoes ore So per barrel. butter 81 cents per
ID, milk % cents "a quart. eggs 81 and - pei
dozen. So you see almost everything Is very
high here.
Among the lstest amnSemenis, ] will men
,ion a horse Dcc on New Years Day, not
mentioning the many scrub ones, and aduel
yestendsy-but no one was kih or wounded,
although two shots were exchanged at twelve
PAGES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
ARREST OF couNrERFgITERs.

Ii has been suspected for some time, that q
gang OF ConntcrieiteTs. headed by the notorious
JAMES Blown, were entensivcly engaged ia
manufacturing gold aud silver coin, as well
as paper money, and that they had a mint in
operation for such purposes somewhere ia
this county. These suspicious having been
communicated 10 the Circuit Court OF the u.
s, during it's recent session at Coium-
bus that Court. Tor tie purpose OF more
ehcctually ierreting out such violations OF the
criminal law. AID bringing the offenders tn
justice, on the 10Th day of December last. APP
pointed ). w. MClurc, Esq. Of Cuyahoss
Falls. a Commissioner, under the Act OF
Congress OF the 23i OF August, lSi2-ihefcby
(smong other things) clothing him with Su-
ihority Ia take aiiiidvits aud issue process;
and then examine, aud, upon sufficient proof.
hold to bail such prisons a might be arrested
upon the charge Of being engaged in counter
ieiting the Federal con. About lhe same
time. lthiel Mills, Esq, the Hays of Akron,
received the appointment of Deputy Marshal
These preliminary arrangements having
been made, several warrants, we are informed.
have been ISSUED upon the alhdaviis OF VIM.
5. &. Otis. Esq, the Prosecuting Attorney Of
this CO., hy virtue of which Mr.. Mills. who i.
always prompt. sided efficiently by the Shefil
and bis Deputies, has arrested James Brown
oh' " Nthfint NiRhT salifr hI the pres OIL
we will withhold from the public. all of which
are now in oar county jail. awaiting tl.riT ~.
sminstion. After the arrest OF Brown. nj.
hous' was thoroughly searched by Mr.. Mills
Sheriff Jones aud his Deputies, aud ia il wcn
iound a copper plate press, a Ealyauic batter,
Tor %RelyaniEiug gold, aud q quantity IL han.
note paper. The examinations arc pruguSsin.
, to-day, before thc Commissioner. al the Cpur
: House. The result vs. will las before on
:. readers next wcck.-Summit BeacoA.
T. CURIOUS DISCOVERING learn from
= ioreign Journal iha, Rev. &. Foster has r.
+, Gently discovered a Key to the ancient Ian
gnagc at Aubid-the long lost 'tongue q
b PamylsT-uie language Of tie Patriarch Jol
r ih~f" - = ivep iuufest attached 20 dis al,
b cpysry ~ BY is means thosf ancient in.cn,
o. tons which abound un the coast Of Anbi
aud whose Interpretation has hitherto isme
B the Efforts of thc most learned oriental n,
gusts. may now D. dcciphcrri with encai
deity. thus bringing u.. ss IL wee. into IN
IN mediate connection with ile ancient iueah
!, idRts Of the lands Of Ia -mscnpfions "a
we'd hy a people who houri-h-d long belo
the time Of Mnsrs, compared with whom n
antiquity Of Greece and Rome i. modem d.
tory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

The Washington correspondence Of the New
York Telegraph writes, under date OF 9Th
instant
Mr.. Mclanc's dispatches have at length
arrived, aud though not containing sny mat
ter of immediate connection with the adjust
mcnt OF the Oregon question, they eonhrm
iH TIC strongest terms and upon the best au.
fhoTIfy, the opinion derived from the British
press and from private communications ufthc
proserrqiion ~ peaor. Assurance of the
most reliable character are given thai the
present. Ministry SnSiously aud sincerely de.
sire Ia bring these dif6rultic, to a close mon
terms Of honorable Compromise ~. in which ey.
cry trgol aud equitable regard will be paid ,n
thu ptctcusions 90 thc United States and 1
unds rstand that = proposition has been Trans
miitcd Ia MI. Pdkcuham, the rejection os
which would greatly embafnss our Govern.
meut in the eyes OF the civilized world. Fny
land viii advance Ia the ground OF conrilis.
ton and settlement in temper aud with q
purpose, suited 10 the seriousness and cou.e
qucncc OF The occasion. and with a deternnn
sucn To consuu.ate az honorftiy and S,tislnc
ioriiy 10 both parties, claiming nothing cal
culated 30 embaruss a candid decision. an,
ready va make valuable concessions. lao
pen To know that ,he is prepared to 90 :
lar, as To restrain ans collision. Should Con
gross uuWisely adopt any rash resolves. unit
y - manifest : conflict cannot b. aveucd-
= Und,f ihesc circumstances aud they may /
relied upon, tlis administration owes /, I
, the county and Co thc goOd opiaion Of ii
: cisibs~i world to meet h.ngland with a ca
/ respoialiHg spitit aud toIelinquish false pri.
in the effort to s~ccoaiplisiio measure Of puI
Tic good. " isciPcctcd aud 10 must he don
or The d"plOmble consequences that must al
sue VIII b. attributed 10 lhc quarter iu win,
thsy Justly belong. 1T itIr President b. va
Of rash advisers aRd o%onsult ISIS own ~
dence sud reflection, and tie danger j. AZ
end. and h. will cOapdnd the universal ga
itude AIT Affection OF The nation ~ the 60
~eTtaior Of pesce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
u rur TIMES.

In the Argus of Yesterday a paragraph ap-
pesrs. (raihcr as an editorial. Tor want of a
oognomen.) in which The writer e,uIis at the
disappointment of the Wings in consequence
oi the PostPoncment OF a contemplated meet
Ing of the democratic party. The authors all
are truly ceniid. establishing a fact
tho democratic party of Wheeling are a
set OF br5oons-that when the leaders of that
party command theil subjects to assemble, and
coun,crmand their elie,s the next or succeed
ing day, that the community are horribly dis
appointed aud d,Prirod Of lots Of fut. In all
conscience, the Wings of Wheeling exercise
much charity for the Democracy of this city /;
but when They stigmatize themselves ~ bry-
toons. the Wings ar noi much distressed at
what j. though, (by ihemsclves) to be a dis
appointment. "CASTlG AToR."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
ron rur TIMES.

DO you know Mike. why lie white people
make 80 much fuss cause Messa Lamb try to
give em ,nor rights ] tell you all about it,
Msssa -, j. afraid Msssa =. will b, Mayor.
II. what YOU call de- Justice come intod de coun-
ell. Msssa 5. YOU know, is Justice, aud Mas
e no like Justic,.-l see him catch
forty people b. the button aud take en- one
side and tell cm, people ought to bin consult
I'd before dsy dare talk about takin Justice into
dc council. ] tell YOU Mike, MasSn is a horse
for lie people, d. il does take a heap Of EN- TO
help him keep his secrets. BEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
TuE GOLD poLLAR.-A new

ment has been made in Congress towards the
introduction of the Z I'D dollar. The U. S.
Journal says this coin has been long known
in the hand money countries Of the world.
"We have seen it In Turkey about to sine OF a
dime. yet much thinner; and have considered
it the very best representation of value in eI-
is,ence. 4, is there put into roleaus OF fifty
pieces, occupying the space of a small cigar.
and packed in little perfumed purses for the
ladies' aud the higher ories Of society. Such
a coin could be RENTED under a seal from
one end OF the country to the other, and would
bca vast improvement on the present cur.
r,ucy."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
LAIBnLrTY oF RAlLRoApS

LIABILITY or RAILROADS -Aaaetion
was brouElr before Jacob B~mleuhaugh la A.
Hiicotts Mills. last weeb. by WIN. T.. Jeaks
ks1 90 recover lrom he Bsltlmore sud Ohio
Railrood company The sum of fge dollar
damages for not furnishing Ule plaintiff 70
tura conveyance. be Ia, ing purchoscda ticket
tsf ihc round tnp from Ellicotts Aliis to Bal.
timofe and back. ssl ne compaot Having Ie
clincd 20 -rDa ont the evening tmin from Bal.
tiaoTe La consequence Of the iall Of snoy-
Defendants %couusel confessed iudrnsnt Ia,
seventy. Eve cents. the cost of tie ticket. sni
The Cas was dismissed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
We hnl little OF Ina

We hnl little OF importance in the pro
c ,edinss Of Congrcss on Monday. The Senate
was cng,gcd on various local and private mat
tiers. The house, after much discussion re-
sumei the debate on Oregon. which Is begin
ming to get very fiat.
We find that in the lower house MIR. Hsr-
per presented the resolutions OF the LSgis's-
,ure Of Ohio, relative to the bridge over tie
Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
STANDARDIZATION LAws-INDIANA

h following joinl resolutions were intro
duoed into the House of Representatives OF
Indiana on the 18th inst. b, Me-. Hasclrigg, a
whig member. aud BY consent passed both
HOUSES Of the Legislature:
Whersas. the subject ol amending the nat
n cl,zzticn laws OF the United Stairs il now
sgitsted in Congress, and propositions are
pcndiag to extend the period OF probation To
twenty one years, under prelesi oi securing
the purity OF the ballot box; and, whereas a
is~ extending ise period TO fourteen years
was ps-s~d eta ap~ssiod Of high political cx-
element during the administration al the elder
Adams, aud Immediately repeated. through
the force ot public opinion. at the commence
ment OF the neSi administration. ss incNprdi-
snt, impolitic, and i%llitrral. and. whereas,
II u tbs policy Of the great west Ia encourage
industrious emigrants 10 settle upon, and cul.
hvaie its vas, aud unappropTiated tracts OF the
public domain; Therefore,
BE IL Tcsolred by The Goa,rGl Assembly ~
The STATE Of hdiona. That our senators b.
instructed. aud our Representatives requested
10 advocate The passage of such amendment,
10 our present naturalization laws az may icno
TO guard the ballot box against fraud and abuse
hut to oppose the adoption of any amendment
Ut alteration. having ia view the extension u
the probation foT naturalization b~vond th'
period Of five years, as against thc genius am
liberal spirit of out institutions.
RcSOirSd. That the Governor b. instructed
i To forward y copy OF this Joint resolution II
> each Of our Senators aud Representatives il
/, Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
From tie Piedmont Waig, FE RuARv. 2.
POTOMAC AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

The bill To incorporate a company TO con-
struct this Road was further ably discussed IN
saturday. in the House OF Delegates, By MIR.
Elginglon of Wheeling. again I. aud Mr..
lee at Hardy, favor si IL. The subject IL con-
tinued over. bat as the whole ground has al
ready been ~trs,erscd. il - probable the die
%cussion may b. closed to-day.
Our news on the subject last night was yer,
favorable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
PATRIOTIC MoYEMENT.-w

PATRIOTIC M0VEMENT.-We are in
form ii that's movement has beeen made to-
wards the collection Of = sufficient amount of
funds, To bald a monument in Grecnmount
Cemetery 10 the memory of thc two gallant
young men, McComss aud Wells, who shot
Gen. Ross, at North Point, on the l2lh of
.Scptemb:r, 1874. They belonged. it will b.
recollectcd, 10 the First Baltimore Sharp
shooters. aud it is the surviving mcmbers OF
that gallant hand who have started this lauda-
bt. aud patriotic movement. The remains
Of these young men now lie buried in the
grave yard OF Christ Church, IN the east end OF
The city, near tho Hospital. and il is intended
TO remove them iFom.thencc to a LOT in Green
mount Cemetery, which has been literally
olieret By H. proprictors. We are pleased 10
learn that lib raj subscriptions have already
been received, aud we have no doub, but tina,
Il sufficient amount will readily b. obtained
to accomplish the purpose designed. We
earnestly wish every success to ~ laudible
aud patriotic an undertaking Clipper.