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Notice.

PNHE Poor House Commissioners Of
u Somerset County, inform the pub
lie that they are desirous Of purchasing
Real Estate for the support Of the Poor
of said county; and hereby give notice
that either of the Commissioners will
receive sealed proposals from this date
up 10 the 9Th day of June next, for that
purpose; therein giving the location and
a full description ofthe property, together
with the price and conditions thereof, and
they will be duly received by
GEO. WALKER, Brothersvalley.
SAMUEL MILLER, Summit,
JOHN HANNA. Addison,
PETER PUTNAM, Milford,
DAVID LAVAN, Somerset tp,
JOHN HOFFMAN, Jeuner,
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Nav l2, 1861.
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of on Tuesday, when the following pro-
ceedings were had:--
The question, "Shall the bill pass!
was then put and resulted as follows:--
YEAS.-Messrs. Allen, Ashley. .Atch-
ison, Atherton, Bagby, Benton Barrow,
Breese, Bright, Cameron, Cass, John M.
Clayton, Colquitt. Corwin, Crittonden,
Dayton, Dickinson, Houston, Jarnagin,
Jenness, Johnson, of Maryland. Johnson
of louisiana, Lewis, McDuffie, Mangum,
Morehead, Niles, Pennybacker, Rusk,
Semple, Sewer, Simmons. Speight, Stur-
geon, 'Furney, Upham, Westcott, Wood
bridge, and Yulee.-40.
TSenators BERRIEN CALHOUN, and E.
VANS, being in their seats, did not vote.-
The other members, whose names are
NOT recorded above, were absent.
When Mr.. CRIrTENDEN's name was
called, he voted.'ay, except the preamble. "
So also did Mr.. UPHAM.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Camp I'd Reg. Dragons, U. S. A. }
Near Matamoras, April 26, 1916. {

Dear sir: | send you below, copy of
the official list uf killed and wounded, of
the detachment under the command Of
Captains Thornton and Hardee, who
were cut off by party of 1000 of the
enemy. 5000 against 75!( Some of the
killed belonged to Philadelphia.
KnLED.-Captain Thornton, Lieut..
Kane. Privates-Benjamin Russell.
Henry Ruwer, Ezra Sands, William
Ryan, formerly kept a tavern in water
street Philadelphia; John Sieford, PhiIa-
delphia; William Stewart, James Curtis.
Richard Pryor, who has father at No.
81 buttenwood street, Philadelphia; Geo.
1. Styles, of New Orleans; Peter X.
Stevenson, Theophilus Whiteman, David
N.i.cinan--fathcr isa grocer, at corner
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IMPORTANT FrsoSI MEXICO!
Grand Revolutionary Movement
fn the S0Issh!!i
GLORIOUS NEWS FTOM w.
CATAN.

By vessel at this port, which sailed
from Havana on : the first inst, we
have private letters from intelligent per-
sons in Merida, Yucatan, TO the close
Of March, with private advices from 9TH
er parts of Southern Mexico 10 the Mid
die of April, conveying the gratifying in
telligence that the people of Southern
Mexico, in imitation of the patriotic ex-
ample of Yucaian, were concentrating
their efforts, in unison with the Congress
of Yucatan, then in session, for a grand
revolutionary movement against the mill
tary despots of the centre.
The Congress Of Yucatan had refused
TO entertain auy propositions from Pare
des, and courier, whom he had sent 10
Merida, to srequest only three hundred
troops, narrowly escaped with his life.
We translate few of the principal politl-
cal views ofo Mexican correspondents,
remarking that we place confidence in
them.
Having nothing to hope from Par
edes but a monarchy in its worst shape,
or a central power usurping the the inde-
pendcnce Of the Departments and of the
people, we again unfurl the banner of lib
erty, inscribing upon its folds-no COM
promise with the chieftain Of Monarchy
History bears witness 10 our struggles
for liberty. We have perilled our lives
in its defence, as have brethren of Texas
and Of the other gallant States of the great
Northern Union.
"Men of America, brethren by the
holy ties Of human liberty, we shall rise
in a few days in these Southern Depart
ments, hoping to rescue our beautiful
Mexico from the hands of Europe's min
ions. Brethren of the North we respect
you for your noble example of self-gov-
ernment, which shines upon the nations.
Ia return we ask your sympathy. You
have our c0nfdence-giye us yours
We know we can not have your cooper
alton. But if the Central Junto, melted
by another power, should war against
you for receiving and protecting our sister
Texas, you shall find US prepared to
greet you in the Halls of Montezumas
These noble sentiments are much more
beautiful in the original Spanish OF our
correspondents. We give their spirit
Such patriotism demands, and will re-
ceive cordial response from the freemen
of America. The revolution had, as we
already know, commenced in the south
of the department of Mexico, which was
not known to our correspondents, although
cxpected,at the time Of writing. The
Congress of Yucatan consists Of twenty
three members, representing fire depart
ments.- n. Y. Sun. Correspondence
of the Newark Daily Advertiser,
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". o. Commercial Times Office,
MAY 90 O'Clock, A. NJ.
SEVENTY MEN CUT TO PIECES
LARGE FORCE OF MEA-
ICANS!
Tn. schooner Mary Clare has Just ar
rived from Brazos Santiago, having left
on the 29th ult. Capt. Griffin of the
EIary Clare, and passengers report that
Caot. Walker, with IS men Of the Tex
an Rangers were nearly all killed and'ta-
ken prisoners on the 2sih ult., about 20
miles above Point Isabel, by superior
force Of Mexican troops, amounting to
some 1900 men.
Captain Walker succeeded in reaching
Point Isabel at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the
2stb. with THREE MEN ONLY! He
appealed to Major Thomas for four men,
and announced his determination TO pro-
ceed to Gen. Taylor's Camp, or DIE IN
THE ATTEMPT! his object being to
communicate the full particulars of this
attack, without delay, to his commanding
officer.
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Military Arrangements.

During the week the most active prep
aIations have been made to give effect to
the measures of Congress for a vigorous
prosecution of war with Mexico. We
do not doubt that the large discretion
given to the President will be found to be
in safe hands. While the public may
rest assured that the utmost care will be
used to consult economy, and TO secure a
force competent to the protection of the
national honor and to speedy termina-
ton of the war, we do not apprehend
that half the authorized number Of troops
will be Immediately mustered into service.
True economy and due regard to the
highest national interests, however, make
it indispensable that force shall be at
once put into active service, extraordina-
ry for US in point of numbers, and so large
that officers of the highest rank will of ne
cessity be in demand. From the mix
ed character of the corps-partly Of reg
ular volunteers-it seems natural that the
General-in-chief Of the Army shonld take
the field; and we presume that General
ScoTT will, as m after of course, assume
the command.
We understand that the volunteer
troops TO be immediately ly called into SER
vice will be taken from the States nearest
to the scene of operations, and for them
the necessary orders have beeu issued.-l
Measures have also been taken to have
the residue of the authorized force organ
lied, to be calledinto the service of then
country at the shortest notice, if the pub
lie exigencies require. We understand
that portions will be called for from each
State and Territory, SO that an opportuni-
ty will be afforded to all her gallant sons
to participate in the defence Of their coun-
try.
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From the N. o. Bulletin, Extra.

By the arrival of the schooner Ellen
& Clara, Captain Griffin, from the Bra
zos ST. Iago, accounts from Point Isabel
TO the morning Of the 29th ultimo. had
been received.
The fact, however, that communication
had not been had for three days be-
tween Point Isabel and the camp OF Gen.
Taylor, is alone sufficient TO keep ankle
ty on tp-toe.
We learn from Captain g. and DR..
Briggs, passenger, who has been sever
al months with the army, and Captain
Walker, formerly of the Texan revenue
service, who has been stationed between
Point Isabel and General Taylor's camp
with a company of seventy four Texan
Rangers, found several Of the teams
which had started from the Point for the
camp were returning and reported that
the Mexicans were on the road.
He started from his camp on the 2Sth
with his whole force TO reconoitre; and If
possible open communication with Gen.
Taylor. He had proceeded as far as a
bout midway between Point Isabel and
the camp, when an overwhelming Mexi-
can force appeared very suddenly. A
portion Of his troops were raw re cruits.
He instructed them to keep on the right,
and gave orders to the whole 10 retire un-
der cover of a chapperai in view. But
his raw troops, panic stricken, scattered
IN confusion.
The Mexicans advancing with over
whelming numbers, he was compelled 10
retire. He was followed until within a
mile of Point Isabel, where he arrived
with only two Of his men. Six others
subsequently came on.
Capt. w. estimates the number of
Mexicans he encountered at 1900, and he
supposes that at least thirty fell during
the I5 minutes he engaged them.
This force is supposed to be portion
OF that which had at last accounts cross
ed the Rio Grande some 30 or 25 miles
above Matamoras, and which is estima-
ted at 1900 men. Ii is believed that they
had taken circuitous route on the east
em side of Gen. Taylor's camp.
The post is very strongly defended,
thanks to the exertioRs Of Major Monroe
and Saunders. With 500 men TO defend
the post, it is believed it can be made
good against 5000 Mexicans. There are
now about 1900 Mexicans on the Ameri-
can side Of the Rio Grande. One half
above, and one-half below Gen. Taylor's
camp.
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From the n. o. Picayune.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The brig Josephine, captain Robinson,
arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, hav-
ing sailed thence on the 26th ult., three
days after the Orleans, which brught our
latest previous adyices.
The sloop of war John Adams, was
the only vessel Of the United States lying
al Sacrifcious when the Josephine left,
the squadron not then having returned to
its anchorage.
The royal mail steamer Tweed arrived
al Vera Cruz from Fampico on the 24th
ult., bu; the papers say not word as to
the state OF things in the latter city.
The latest adyices received at Vera
Cruz from Matamoras were to the 18th
ult.-lmmedately aiGer the arrival of
Gen. Ampujia: His notice TO Gen.
Taylor to retire behind the Nueces was
known,and the Vera Cruzanos expected
next to hear that hostilities had conmen-
ced. We have heard it reported that the
British Consul saw the letter from Am
pudia to Gen. Taylor before it was sent.
and that he approved OF the same. The
Mexican papers say nothing of this, but
they received their information from Mat
amoras by the Tweed. Itwas reported
at Vera Cruz that the American Consul
and other American citizens at Matamoras
had been compelled by Ampudia-"of
friee oil memory" as he is designated in
a private letter--to retire into the interior,
and that they had proceeded to Ciudad
Victoria.
Private letters make further nent;oz of
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VERA Cruz.

Persons who left Vera Cruz in the lat
ter part oil last month represent the people
ofthat city as quite prepared for war
with the United States. The military
force of the place was daily increasing
The grand castle of San Juan d'Unoa
was in admirable order OF. defence, well
mounted, well proYisioneG the guns
manned with French and English Gun
ners, and the whole force amounting to
about 5000 men. The stores OF shot and
ammunition of all kinds, though large,
was still faom time to time added to, eve
" thing betoking prepation for siege
Ii al these statements be true il would
ses.n tat the Msx:cans arc determined
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Somerset County, SIS.
may 49, st.

N~e~M a r an adjourned Orphans
5 LIS. sAS court held at Somerset. IN
@-1lM and for SAID county on the 22d
day of April, 1916. Before the Honor
able Judges thereof.
IN the matter of the account OF
Peter Berkey and John Hamer, Admin
istrators of the estate of Emanuel PEN
rod, decd.
And now TO wit: April s2nd, A. d.
1916. Samuel w. Pearson. appointed
auditor, TO marshall and distribute the
balance in the hands Of the adminstra-
tors, TO and amongst the creditors OF SAID
deceased, and report.
Extract from the records CT said court,
certified this 22d DAY ef April, 1916.
w H PICKING.
Clerk,
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THE GULF SQUADRON.

We announced yesterday that the sloop
of war St. Mary's and the steam frigate
Mississippi were to leave Pensacola on
Monday the 4th inst.,-the former for
Brazos Santiago, the latter for Vera Cruz.
A letter to the Mobile Herald few hours
later than our own. says that the St. Ma
rvs was then beating out of the harbor,
and that the Mississippi would leave at
the appointed hour. The St. Mary's IS
fast saller, and would probably reach
her destination by tomorrow or next day.
Ibid.
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Of George and Eleventh streets, Philadel-
phia, George Shispen. Total l3.
WoANDED.-Priyates: St. Clair Ship
ley. slightly: John Perkins. do. Wm. s.
MufT, mortally; George jenkins, since
died; Patrick Mclaughlin, slightly; Hem
ry Wilk. slightly, by lance IN leg. To-
tal 6.
PRIsoNERs.-Cap. Hardee. Priyates
John Ogborn, and Jas. Ogborn, broth
ers; Wilkum Van Horn, Solomon Brew
er, Geo. X. Curtis, VIM. McGinn, Geo.
D. Barker, Patrick Linn, Henry V Van.
sittert, Shepherd Black, Dennis O'Neil,
Geo. Slack, Jas. West, Barker O'Ryan,
Samuel G. Smith. Peter o. Rafferty,, John
Peters, Jas. Cass, Jonathan Smith, John
Of'erman, P. James, Niles Ryan, James
Peters, musician; Lemuel Pierce, Geo.
Bassome, VIM Early, Ephraim Baggs,
Jas. Leeds, Frank Bowers, Wm. Cum
ningham, John Seton, Jas. Wright,
Thos Richardson, VIM Thomas, Joseph
Russell, Chas. Burke, Frederick Myers,
Thos jerks, Patrick Ward, John Frazer,
Jas. Hielgent, Edward Shaw. Charles
Wood, Thos. Hickman, Chas Smith.
Total 46.
viii write again the first opportunity.
You may make use of this as you think
proper.
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From the n. o. Troplc-Extra--May 8
MORE PARTICULARS.
IL O'clock.

A gentleman passenger in the Ellen, d.
Clara, informs us that General Taylor on
the 29lh, had only six days provisions.
The Mexicans chased Capt. Walker and
three men within a mile of Point Isa-
bel.
The probabilities are that Point Isabel
has fallen into the enemy's hands. Ma
jor Monroe has distinguished himself by
his prompt manner in making such de-
fences as were in his power.
The Mexicans can by placing ten pie
ces of cannon at Brasos bar, command
the entrance at Point Isabel. The Au-
gusta was met going out with troops
The Cage and Florida were left at Point
Isabel loaded with goods. The night
previous to the Ellen and Clara leaving,
an attack was expected on Point Isabel.
Ii was expected that General Taylor
would cut his way through and come to
the relief Of Point Isabel.
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JNEW DRUG IND
MEDICINE STORE
IN BERLIN.

HvHE subscriber would respectable
inform the public, that he has Inc,
received and opened out in the SIora
room OF Jacob Kimmel. Esq. in BerGD
fresh and assorted stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Dyes and Confectionaries,
which he offers to sell very cheap for
cash.
Persons wishing to purchase articles
in his line Of business. are invited 10 call
and examine his stock.
ap 2l'46. SAMUEL J. ROW.
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

The brig Virginia, Capt. Hood, left
Pensacola on Wednesday morning last,
the 9Th inst, for Brazos Santiago, with
a body of 81 United States troops, The
following officers communicated them:
Captains Webster and Taylor: Lieuten-
ants, Donaldson and Bowen; Asst. Sur
geon, DIR. Moore; Lieut.. Hooker, Adju-
tant of the Regiment
The marines previously stationed at
the Navy Yard, Pensacola, were. on We'd
nesday, transferred by order of Captain
Latimer, TO Fort Pickens.
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THE PROPOSED DRAFT.

The draft in order to raise troops for
Mexico, will be acted upon forthwith
Our opinion is, that the actual number OF
olunteers now at the Barracks should be
shipped without delay. From previous
reports of the position of Capt. Taylor,
il behoves the Governor to send forward,
without delay. the troops already muster
ed.-ibid.
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Somerset County, ss.

M~~~8 a Il an Orphans court held
LIS. 5 sass al Somerset on the 22nd
~ day of April A, d, 1876
Before the Honorble Judges thereof.
IN the matter of the account Of
John Mitchell, guardian OF Mary Jane
Augustine, now, Mary Jane Welch.
And now to wit: April 22d 1876, w.
Fl. Postlethwsite, Simon Gebhari and
Isaac Hngus, Esqs., appointed auditors
10 settle and ADJUST the account and re-
port.
Extract from the records of said court,
certified this 22d of April. 1876.
w. Fl. PICKING. Clerk.
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GnvERNMENT STORES.

The brig Apalachicola, and the schoo-
ners Enterprise, Harriet Smith and south
erner cleared yesterday from this port for
Brazos Santiago, loaded with Govern
ment stores for the use Of the army
Ibid.
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NOE1gRa

In pursuance ofthe foregoing appoint
ment, the undersigned will attend at his
Office, in the Borough Of Somerset, on
Thursday The 9th day Of July next, for
the purpose above mentioned. al which
time and place all interested persons are
hereby notified to attend, il they see
proper.
may 10, 40 81. S w PEARSON,
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Somerset Gounig. So.

.,sssse. A II an Orphans Court
G. IA held at Somerset IN
So as and for saId county on the
sS 9Th day Of February, A. ID.
1916, Before The Honorable
Judges thereof.
On melton of F NJ Ximmel, ESQ, tha
Court grant rule on the heirs and legal
Representatives OF Abraham Colbourn.
decd. to appear at an adjourned Orphans
Cour, to be held al Somerset on the I4lh
day of July next, and accept OF refuse 10
take the real estate of 'he said Abraham
Colbourn, decd. at the appraised price.
Extract from the records ofsaid court.
certified this eth day, March 1916.
WM II PICKING,
ap2l AS, Clerk.
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CANNON BALLS.

Savery & Co., iron founders, Phila-
delphia have received an order from
Washington, to supply at once one hun
daed tons of cannon balls. The order
for these balls bears date on SUNDAY
week, the very day the President and his
Cabinet woke up, after hearing Of the sad
condition Of our little army in Texas.