davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
4 y oRDlNANcG ~ yIau.n 10 no oon -,

VNDlNANtE 90 reiattln % The D1mh.,
80 'rI" honWs"t ~ ihs members If a..
0'uno loi i1e Cry n Wh,eiar
lie q "'da''sd ~ ne Council II ne CIV .,
Nhs'pr-
So. ! Tha' NE whole number 4 he memhsr.
OF zoe '"rh'H 10 Nineteen. Who shall ts spp,f
l''' u Hm' ihs ssvsfsi wafds % iplLo~s. va "r
he f'.i WE'D -FOUR mssb.f- 80 the second
"s'J IIIHtE msmhcfs So ihe ilufd ward fiSE
~ ~ 80. iUf he Fburh WsfL -FOUR memf ere
ind 60 ,hs Fihh Word TfiREE memhc,.
Sec 2 Ths pid,nance siaH isks tG.et from
IuT antf 90 passage.
Tossed JsnVa'y 2ld 1916
Go DUTY. Mayo.
VS. Dorstss., Csh 10 i,Ei-n, p, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
A GOOD VERDICT Al

A GOOD VERDICT -AtaIatc term Of The
superior Court Of Virginia, held al Stanton.
Jacob CoPcnham obtained verdict of A.. 600
against simpson Beitcn. for the seduction Of
the daughter Of the fprmt. Bst,cn was
married man. lie wa- able 10 pay damage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
TIL. JOHNSTON, Jn..
GEORGE ROBINSON

Will b. supported. without distinction OF
party, at the ensuing Charter Election. as one
ct the representatives of the Second Ward IN,
Council. SECOND WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

FlRE.-A serious fire occurred in Philaticl
phia, on Sunday evening. Burn, out,-Lcw
is & Sterling, Morris. VAIN & Co Bensen &
Allen, Penrose * Burton, K. Burton, T. Lin.
con & Co. \. Peel, Stevins & Co. and some
other small establishments
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

COLLAPSED.-The steam ferry boat at
Woods Ferry at the lower end OF town. col
lapsed hue yesterday afternoon, by " hich a
little girl who was on boarl the boat was Sc
VeTely sCaldcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

Please announce s. BRADY, B. F. SAxnoxx.
A. T. LAIDL.Y and Gro. MnSp.L. as candi-
dates for countil from the ID ward. and we
think they will b. elected. Sd WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
THIRD WARD

For Mayor-MOSES c. GOOD. E.q.-
Councils. BnADy. A. FicRxrR, s. r. HrL-
LINEN, GEoRoE MESpxL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

The lower house of The legislature Of Ohio.
on Saturday last, passed resolutions instruct
ing h,ir senator's and requesting their repre-
s'ntauves IN Congress, 10 vote for and urge am
appropriation To erect bridge across the Ohio
river at Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
"INyINCIRT.E FIFTH -

HENRY EcHoLs, DANIEL L,Ms. and Il. F..
NELLY. will be supported for Councilmen
from the 9th Ward, at the coming Charter
Election. bv MANY VOTERS
MR. LAMB declines.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

Mr.. Whdrton--Please announce NJ. e..
GOOD, Esq. os a candidate for Mayor AT the
ensuing election, and you will oblige
NkNY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
From he Pittsburgh Gdz.
SOLD TO THE BRITISH.

The Fumor from Englsnd by the racket shin
Ioicd, that our Southern free trade aaninistra.
tIon are negotiating to sell our manufacturing
interests, the prosperity oi our free labor, and
our Protective policy, TO the British, and there
oI buy on war about Oregon. we fear is too
wen founded. This administration is wicked
~ determined, with malice alorethoueht, To
destroy the tree labor of the North. and 10 pros.
taie our energies at the feet OF the Southern
planters, and 10 tins the contemplate North
trn IoCoioCo Dough lace, gives "a reluctant but
cringing amen! The New York Tribune pro-
rcrly remarks:
The rumor gathers strength that our Admin
istration is engaged in some secret negotiation
at Lond N with that of Great Britain. by which
our Protective Policy is To be- sold out To Eng
land Tor certain desired concessions in regard
To Oregon. We are consoled by the reflection
that no Srch Treaty eau reoeipe The Consfi-
tuiiondI approval Of the Senate, 10 which a
two-lhirds vote isrcquisite Every consider
alton OF principle, sound policy and National
dignity combine TO dissuade from such Trca-
~. The Oregon Question can never be wise
~ or properly blended with matters 80 utterly
foreign from II rs the adjustment Of the res.
pcctiNc Idnils OF the two Nations We ought
not to buy deserts oil rock aud snow in North
cru Oregon by the sale of the Industry and
Prosperity OF our People at home. What be.
longs TO Ia on the Pacific let us claim and
stand Tor, until negotiation orarbtrdtion shall
eAunguish oil antagonist pretcnsions We
shall surely obtain our own there, if we RELY
on The proper means OF securing it, and what
do we wait moNt Great Britain can repeal
her Corn Laws il She see fit; Mr. Polk and his
supporters have full power To- overthrow our
/ Protective Tariff. Why, then, should this
Idnii question be dragged into Boundary
treaty; and the Country thus prccludcd from
returning To our present system, should fresh
Experience prove lis overthrow a. disasterou,
+ as Ike changes have hitherto bccn2 Ictevery
lover OF National Independence stand fast Tor
the night 10 make our own laws, aud TO alter
/ 'hcm when We see AT without asking permits
sion oi d foreign Power This is matter of
vital import on which there should not b. two
opinions among American Frccmcn.
You have begun to find out the ground have
your why lad YOU not sense enough TO learn
II before and hallow for Oregon louder then
they did-War or no war. That would have
been the way TO have blufIcd them OFT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

IMPORTANT DEClSiON-A Young lad,
90 whom gentleman has been paving attcn.
lion iur Zoe Jas, right yoars has decided that
%, me. consult hefrrsnls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
I'D WARD.

j. w. MrcHELi.. A. s. Tom. and Jowx, Y.
McsRow will be supported - candidates FOG
council by the 2D WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

You will please announce the name Of ID.
McGlNNlS, Esq. as a candidate for the
Mayonli,y. BY the request Of
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

HABEAS CORPUS. About ii, months
since ffes negro calling himself Johnson. a
native Of Ohio was arrested i'm this CITY by n
police officer and lodged Ia tie calsboose for
being m this State wIthouta license. Oman
examination before the recorder he was fined
ten dollars and costs, which not being able to
pay. be- was ordered 20 Jail until ihc debt
should BE- satisfied, aud having remained the,e
as lonsas the statute PERMITTED, tho sheriff Of
the county iorthwitltajyeuIsel him for sale
io iHe highest bidder, or tllo court house door
thc s'lt To- take place on the 18th inst On
Hi'n'day, however, hc was brought before
Judge mum BY a writ Of habras corpus and
~ OF libery. The pres nt law upon toe sub
Je'i o, clearly unconstitutional aud ha, never
been sustained when carried up to either the
criminal Ur circuit cOdsts ST. Louis Eya
JaH 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

Alta meeting OF the citisrus a IL al wssl
held on Tuesday evening January 3osk. 1876.
the following persons were nosniuassd by
ballot ss candidates fcs Msyos sad Council
FOR MAYOR.
NJ. G. GOOD.
FOR COUNCIL.
WILLIAM LIMERICK.
DIR. JAMES TANNER,
MORGAN NELSON,
JACOB AMiCk.
JOHN GlLCHRlST. Chairmon.
A. 5. HaLLowELL, Soy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
STEAMBOAT LNPLoslnN-we ~.

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSlON.-ws eocy
ihe following from lhe y o PicByuns Of ,bc
9th inst
The iowboat Shark Capt Whom. burst b,,
boiler on Saturday lfst Do going over iha h,r
Mr. Whom, hroiher oi ihe captain. was Li'l.,I
Instantly Nj Kew, thc first engineer sg.
one hfemau, have died from iaiu1t, r,,e,,,I
and oiJrI hi.m-u wtrg -,,tftIg s,.Ilel,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
SEcOND WApn

w. w. SHRlVER and J. X. MORROW
for councimcn from 2nd ward will be
"INVINClBLEv
Ma SHRIVER declines,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
STATE OF LONG ISLAND.

STATE OF LONG ISLAND-A -convcn.
ton was held IN Brooklyn OF tuesday night TO
concoct measures designed to erect Long Is
land into an independent sovereignty, and re-
solutions adopted to petition Congress forth
with, and take measures at least Tor making
Brooklyn port OF entry Immediately. If not
sooner Alter discussing the business. the
Star says, they discussed good supply of Long
Island productions, (clams included, of cour,c5
aud The meeting was cnliycncd by song aud
sentiment. Tie Star in rafc,euce 10 the plo.
posed measures, e1ultingly cxClaims. "Lei ne
btuc0HS biuSc on crtry hiH"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22
NOTICE

r. G. WOODS. HOMER AUSTIN and F.
w BASSEI'T, will be supported for Council
by majority OF the voters of the 5,h WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

n ITHoGRAPHs LITHoGRAPtIs,--y,.,
hundred coiorrd Prinis ~ new and b...,;s,,
wye tho prs,iie'i ever odrred Jua received h..
Day Line and ftt s,i~ ~ nv
* r iioRNBRooK. Mon,o. 81.
ian2t UI,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

10 BRLs supERgINE rAMlLY vLoUR
IN 81 sBls h> Nv
-" 70 SIMMER a sTElIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

MoLAssEs AND sugar.. js received
INk aud OF ,ale at fs,'ucsJ Prices. Nv
n NJ J,MiSON.
jim 22 PfoJuce Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-22

sDh BKlS TANNERS oil, reca .nd III,
nv sale by PRYOR a PAUL.
ian 90
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

VACANCY IN CONGRESSIONAL DELrG Ariox
We notice that several of our colempo.
raries, IN anticipation of the resignation OF
Col DAVIS, arc suggesting the names OF
suitable candidates to Gil the vacancy, and
the Wings have already, We believe. tacil.
ly agreed upon a candidate (Col. Stark !
We see no reason why Col D. should re-.
sign, unless it were certain that the war
viii continue, and the general opinion is,
that we shall " conquer peace" from Mex.
leo before the next meeting Of Congress.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08


From THE CAMr.--Fhe steamer James
l., Day arrived yesterday from BRACES
St. Jago 20Dh inst Col Fealherston's
regiment Of Louisiana volunteers march
ed on the l9n for Burlla; thence, no
doubt, to proceed to Mammoas, where
Gen. Taylor seems to be concentrating
hrs command. It is understood that &c.
nerals Ampudia und Arista have been
summoned tolhe Capital to answer for the
loss Of their army, Col Wilson's com.
mand OF nhulry, artillery and Texan
Rangers continued IN quiet possession of
ReuOsa.
The following officers Of the u. S. ar.
ny arrived on the Dly,--Col, PAYNE;
Mayors Erwine and Fowler; Capts. Sm,lh
Smcklon, aud Page, and Lieut.. Sturges
Col. Payne braugIt with him the stan.
darIs taken from the MeXcons in the bal.
ties If the 9Th aud 9th Of MAY.
A ridiculous report, said to prevail in
camp was hrought BY this arrival 10 the
effect that Herrera had displaced Paroles
as President OF Mexico, nud Ind sent pro.
pnsals OF an armislite to Gen. Tnylor.-
We only notice The repor, to say that il il
entirely an Idle rumor Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

The TARIFF BILL, 1t will be q source
of rejoicing throughout the country, that
The ii use Of Representatives, have at last
resol ed to take action on The Tariff bill.
On the 18th ult., Mr.. Mckay moved that
the committee take up the "b,lI for reducing
duties on imports and for other purposes"
and the vote stood, Is in favor of taking
it up, 10 II against it.
We hope that the House will act speed.
~ aud promptly on this important measure.
There can be no necessity fort prutracted
debate upon il. Again and again has it
been discussed in the halls OF Congress, and
before assemblies of the people through
out the country. Every argument pro and
con, has been eIoquentIy urged. The adj
vocates for protection" and for taking
the labor Of the masses to enrich the man
ufacturers of the north, have exhausted
their fund Of specious arguments for the
adoption of their nvorite policy: while
the advocates Of equal rights Of unre-
slrlcted commerce--ut increasing the mar
kets for the sale Of the productions Of the
country-have ably and elaquentIy eX.
pounded the wisdom aud justice Of their
cause. Not only so, but the people, after
a long period Of sober, deliberate retlec-
non have spoken their will at the ballot
hox-and now they demand Of their re-
presentatnes PROMPT AND EFFICIENT Ac-
TON. They do not wan.-nerlher do
they expect, more speeches on that qnes.
ton, Tor IN the language Of Senator Han.
negan, 1T ever any question was spoken
10 death it was the Tariff" Probably
more speeches have been made on it Than
any other one Subject ever discussed in the
history OF the world.
The vute in favor Of taking up the bill
leaves M doubt that it viii lie adupted bv
a decided MAJ rlty. Aud way should ii
nol2 Already has The cloud which threat.
ened war between England aud The United
States rolled away, and our relations with
mat country therefore cannot now be urg
Ell as an Argument 10 Iavur Of continuing
IN lurce the present high tariff. There
can be no douat that the war with Mexico
viii be Of short duration, aud il therefore
cannot be urged as even Il plausible pre-.
text Tor delaying the proposed redncion.--
No barrier, Then, interposes 10 oreyeu, the
triumph OF equal rights over monopoly
Of Justice over injustice land The coun.
try anticipates with anxiety The glorious
consummatIon' ldsoo Democrat.
"My dear wife! !" as the husband exclaim.
ed as he looked at the milIners bill.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

GEN. GAINES The old veteran reach.
ed Washington on tho 18th ult.. and the
Union says he looks as well as ever, and
compliments him on his snldier.liko con
due, in Immediately oheying orders, by re-.
porting himself at as early day as the
mai-route would enable him,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

FROM Mexico. "A revolution in favor
of Santa Anna has broken out in Jasco,
Mexico. The revnutionsts have iakeh
the city of Guadalajarn, and dictated terms
to the Government garrison. Don Jose
Maria Yanez is the leader Of this ne"
movement.
There Is a report that Paroles has been
deposed anatlerrera again raised topo"eh
AT Vera Cruz the most lively alarm anG
expectation Of insurrectlon are entertained
aud several guns have been removed from
the fort to the city, to keep down any "n'
break among the people. [SeatiaeL
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

A correspondent Of The Delta writing
from Matamoras under date of the l7lh
makes the following melancholy announce,
ment:
have just learned that DR.. Norris, Of
Capt. Fountains company, Andrew Jack.
son Regiment died yesterday. lie was
formerly editor of the "Woodyile Miss
Republican" and more recently OF the
bayou Sara (La } Ledger" Dr. N. was
u man OF fine abilities, and was nj one time
a prominent member of the Mississippi lie.
gsIaturo. could not learn of what dis
ease he died.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

0STTbo mail failed from below this
(Tucsday) morning, and We are still with.
out my thing definite as 10 the movement
of the Mississippi Regiment. One oflhe
volunteers, who was here on furlough
tho past week, brought a report that a
start would be made to the scat Of war, on
the l4th or 18th But we see it stated in
several newspapers that Gen Wool, In.
speetor General Of the Army, has return.
ed TO Cincinnati, designing to forward on
the troops from Ohio and Indiana first, q
or 10 Regiments,) in small detachmenls,
so as not 10 crowd the transportation, or
dotain the men, at New Orleans and nf.
ter wards 10 return down the river, and for.
ward others. If this be so, and tho Mis-.
slssipp Regiment is to await his move.
ments, our gallant friends are doomed to
''inertia" and ideness for many weeks 10
come We can conceive Of no cause or
reason for their detention Of Vicksbure,
other Than buugiug management nj head.
quarters Why does not Gov. Brown
"lcnp the chasms,n and take the response
bility, as other Governors have done, Of
providing means TO forward them to the
seat Of wary
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

SoUrH CAROLINA REGIMENT. - Inc re-
giment Of South Carolna Volunteers was
completed on the OH inst, and was y
assemble on the 2sth 10 be inspected o'I
mustered into The service and 10 eler1 lls'o
Ulcers. The regiment is composed Of w
following commands Captain MafsaaH
AbbeyilIe; Mohat, Camden; Blanolns'
Charleston; Mickle, Columbia; s9,n'sr
Sumter; Dunivant, Chester; Brooks EGG
field; Williams, Newberryi Fort, LeS'ng
ton; Butler, Greenville.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

or We bave copied on he lrstpurc, as
matter Of record, Gen, rAyLoR's official
account Of the battle Of "Resaca de ia Pal.
ma" The reader will agree wlh Us that
the old distich is applicable to the hero
"The Yankee boys are men OF might,
For they can write as well as fight"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

TEA AND COFFEE DUTY---The rae y
duty which it is proposed to lay on ! = i
and Coffee, according to the recomeuoa
lion Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury I
twenty per cent, ad palorem This rag aeo "
estimated TO produce a revenue OF So'VV0
600 per annum.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

OF Il is positively stated IN the accounts
from Mexico, that Paredes is on the march
70 Monterey with the " army OF reserve. ,,
~ esn'a Anna parry was growing strong.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

gentlemen lageN concerned in bust.
ness IN Maamoras and San Louis Potosi.
arrived al Malam ,rlS on the 5lh inst, di.
reel from The llternamed place. ne rep
resents the news ofthe defeat Of the Mex.
leans has spread a wonderful alarm in ,lhe
lnlenor," wherever it i, announced. II
lsalso stated chat the people resulmely re.
fuse to take arms against the Americans.
Our MINISTER. Mr.. McLane, it is
snId, desires 10 give up his mission to En-.
gland, in consequences Of III health
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

The FouRrH-was honored in our vii
lago with the usual ceremonies The De.
Caraton Of Independence was read by ].
X. LEA, esq, and an eloquent Grafton was
delivered by S. B. JONES esq. We are told
the dinner surpassed any thing of the kind
ever seen in this country.
At Middleton, the Declaration was read
by Gen. HEMINGWAY, and an Grafton, re-
ple,e with patriotism aud patriotic reminis-
cences, was pronounced by Rev. Mr. CtIN-
TON. sumpluous dinner of substantials
and delicaees, was provided by the hospi-
table citizens Of the village aud neighbor-
hood The "Guards" were on parade, and
made fine appearance.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08
I@a(Go(eolppt Democrat,
CA h K CLIFTON {:

Wednesday Morning. : July 5, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

CoEGEEss, The day for adjournment
had not been fixed at our last dates. IL
The House Of Representatives, the discus
sion oftbe TarIGhad commenced. There (.
some ground to hope that a reduction Wi
be effected. lfso, this Congress will have
perfected the annexation Of Texas, settled
the Oregon question, consummared the Sc.
paration Of the government from the paper
money system, ard given a fatal blow to
the Protective, or punder policy, all IN one
scs5Ion-acts which viii render this ses-
sion memorable for long years TO come. Ia
addition to this, ID war has been declared
and provided for, which cannot hui result
in tie great extension of the domain OF the
Republic.
In the Senate the Warehouse bill was
under discussion. 1t is estimated that he
adoption will enhance the revenue one
million Of dollars. This, with 90 per cl.
duty on tea, coffee, and few other free
articles, will more than make up for any
loss 10 the revenue from the reduction Of
tho high rates on the protected articles,
In the estimates accompanying the mes
sage oflhe President, copied in this paper,
the cost Of the war from 18Th May to 3Oth
June, Is put down at little over TWO null
lione Of dollars and for one year from 3Oth
June, at lille over seventeen millions,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

It's quite fashionable just now 10 sheer
at Messrs, Cass, Allen, and other Sena.
tors, who, it is we'll known, were for 54o
40, or all of Oregon or none. These gem
tIemen may he assured, however, thai they
lose no ground by such attacks. The
great events on the Mexican frontier, with
their problhle important consequences
reconcile men 10 more liberal arrange,
ments with England, who, under other
circumstances, would have persisted befre
yielding an inch Of Oregon. Al my rae,
the frmneSs and high ground taken BY The
81 40 mon, (Which iueludes The PresidenD
have coerced from Great Britain a PROPOSE
ZION far more equitable than she ever oher.
ed before. Aud The country never can for
get the courage, consistency aud pariolism
with which the Senator'S ullulrd to, have
defended lis rights. Sneers and snrca,ms
fall harmless NJ the feet Of such men.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

"My dear wlie!" as the husband eyclaim
ed as he looked at the mIiners bill.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11

tendered tn dis regiment. or in any part parcel "l Il. either to adYsnee ip Man'efe, or any oih,r ppipt beyond the bhee at whlrh "e nns are, y.u best know the laci and i0 whom that tend, wa $ made; nnl we nu-i especially rqaa,i yon as cur commanding ofiieet and asaa acl rf u.iice tou4 ahd ro inc s ate Ton which ae rome, sn in order t1 place us in psnDnr nus'to befnrp tur fipnis ai h,me ID tesl on tn tiis communication and say @h iier any surll otIer evfr made 'n our regt- mcnis or Ia any psri thereof and f SD, @hon.-- Me pledgs oursesrs that was shli .of nll tli,ngs, se nnsf desire, and V nd hail in masl inc fTihls, contempt avg man pr se, of men wha la. or uld 'n our beiahs for one muineat decline such an o,er- tlre @
 Notwithstanding all the ravaqe4 of dlsease. we i'e now able io bting nto acilt" sef.ire more hnu 6OO men. td those nuer command We nan sneak sitheut deiirary. anl we nisnvelV asser'. that in ' lhe qualifications llai constitute gentlemen Da ttiois and soldirrs, fhey are unsurpassed hv any voluHeer troops in inc field. Whatever may be inc d, hcirnciez Of field company officers sad ni hal Il Is noi proper ihal wes should now speak il ls certainly not iusl ihaI whole regiment should he cp"sIgned tO disgrace on account of the weak !. he~a. inrfhcenry ollv or wickelress ol one, tu 0 nr mote men, whilst We Lave dremed il alike due to A"u Is our superior otlicer, ourselves. and 10 our lr ems al home, who iss4 m Accaun Tor our position, to say his much We leg leave in cun clasion o assure sou that in what ve have said ws i"lend noi the slightest disrsspeel To ,ou or an, other superior officer, aud hai we ill To our ut inosi. dscharge cur duiy lu whatever position YOU | may be pleased 10 assign Ple's" receive of our high resvecl aud regard !"