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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Land, Negroes. Stock, &c.

NNTE VIII sell WEDNESDAY the 18th DAY Of Juy Bs., n,
the plantation called Half Sink county Hearso
public auction for cash byvuue from Chs
Mitchell 10 trustees bearing Date
and OF record IN the county OF Ueneo TO
money 10 VIM Anderson IT, the following property conveyed by
SAID decd much thereof raise Tie sum
OF ss 80 with interest on the from the day
m paid aud All costs and charges attending aid
personal property hereby should prove inadequate to the
payment OF aid sum- then the valuable Of land HALF
Sinh estimated To contain 437 VIII be sold under
land contract made the 10Th day OF February beteen the
said Charles p Mitchell and WIN Anderson, Among
ces conveyed by sidJ Girl
eoourd Stallion Hores Mule: Cows: three Beds Bed
sads and Furniture Bureau; Press two Tables
one dor Chairs Kitchen Furniture Of every de.cpton-wh
Household Furniture, herein and r
ing utensils Of kind and description Crops Of every
description and kind that be growing the day
Of sale well the provender every description
That be hand The crop now growing
fepTesentedas fine farther description the land deemed
unnecessary, having been recently particularly advertised bv
p Hanson ami u. Anderson, IT,, Commissioners.
pT The sale will commence the hour Of IL o'clock
DAVID ANDERSON IT, IN,
jS l6-tds FRED ANDERSON Hi'ee-
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A handsome
~ NAs bright bay horse gated n hne sad
-A-A4- perfectly senle-wsusnted sound. Price t1g0--
Au e1hanse would be made for pair Of matched carriage
Horses Apply PEYTON JOHNSTON.
nv u.s. main st.
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BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
WAsnIsGros. June &c.
The nominations Zoe the officer. authorized by the first
supplementary War Bill have yet been made IL 10
said That Gen. Taylor will receive the nomination OF Major
General. and Col Twiggs and Col Butler Of Ky the
nations for Brgsdicr Generals The Bill before the House
will give the President power appoint half dozen
Brgadier Generals and Of heso will probably be Col
kesrney and another Col Barrow. the worthy senator
Lousiana for whose nomination htwo of the Senators
have pethoned.
General Houston has been named TO the President for
some Of the offices created by the War Bill, but IL is said
that he positively declines all such promoon-The Pfes
dent and Of his advisers have plan taking
military possession Of California. The plan is to raise one
thousand hardy men from New York and New England
TO DO organized into regiment Of infantry, and 20 to
California with the view OF remaining there This plan il.
on foot and the design is to send cmigsn sword in hand
The two Houses OF Congress accepted the Report OF the
Conerees upon tho Indian Appropriation Bill day. and
IL became law.
Col Page, OF Philadelphia. has been nominated Collector
OF The Pott OF Philade phis, and will be confirmed
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Icy TX. Ii. Dickinson brother.
Commissioners sale OF Negro Man
II pursuance OF an order of Chesterfield Coun-
Court pronounced the llh ofMay 1886, undersigned
eomssorsrs appointed thereby will WEDNESDAY the LIST
day OF July O'clock public auction for cash at
the Auction House OF r H. DekiI the Civ Of
Richmond Slave named Scout good carpenter property OF
Virginia Weisiger RIO. b. wINFREE
sAM.w. wEIsIGER- SOomns
ie 27-tds n. ". DICKINSON A. BROTHER. Aues
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lotteries.

g. GREGORY & CO., MANAGES, No.
" ioi Main Street. Richmond. Va
JULY, 1916.
SPL NDID LOTTERIES!
$4,000!
LsxAspRA LOTTERY ca'' &C. for isis-,O be drawn
-'D''-' '"' ''o" op,xnsc,pvr
P"rsf sio,5oo ! pine Of 5000
isooo 10 1000
5000 60 prize. Of 800
10 No. LoTTERY-I3DRAwN BALLOTS
Tickets sio: Baly.. 5; ouarsn SO
Certificates Of packages Of 90 Whole Teieu sieO
DO do 70 Quarter do 20
Prizes OF $4,000!
ALExANokA LOTTERY Class "a, for ioiO-to dawn on
SPLENDID PRrzRs.
Ou,s Of $4,000 .1oSo'ns 100000
], pine ' s.sss 20. % prize: Of $500 300
rs No. LoTrRRY-is DRAWN BAIIOTs
Ticket. SO Halye. s. Quarter. SO.
CERTIFICATES Of packages Of Is Whole Tickets sIIO %
DO do. IS Quarter do. "a so
100000.
100 Prizes Of $1,000,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Clas a. 10, Is,o-o b. drawn nm
Saturday the Isih OF July, 1876
priH-of $4,000 ptl.s Of 1000
10000 $1,000 loo -, 1000
rs NO LorrERY~is DRAWS nALLor Sc
Tickets sIo Hslye. 5; Quarters 9 So
ce,,ifae'e' Of packages Of IS wbo. Tieke. si2O 90
DO do. 25 Quarter do 10 90
s35.29f!
100 Prizes OF 1000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. 90 tor IstC-to he drawn nm
Saturday the 25th Of July. 1876.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
, p'"s OF s9j'29i pnns Of $4,000
10000 100 Prizes Of IoOO
= 5000 100 500
5000
"a NO. LoTTERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets $40, Halves 5: Quarters so
Certificates Of packages OF &c Whole Tickets 500
90 20 Half do
DO do &c Quarter do 10
Order, Tor Tickets and in IN.
above Splendid Lottery will most prompt and
an account Of the Drawing sent when reou,.d 10 ali h
order from Address,
J. C. GREGORY Il CO, ManAs.p
r-' Richmond, Va
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MORE EVIDENCES OF THE POWER or
TH0MS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
ANOTHE WONDERFUL CURE

PHILADELPHIA, April /, lS45.
hereby certify during Southwark Of july ST.
exposure and fatigue Performance military duty
health received shock In the August
all the symptoms Of Pulmonary Consumption appeared
jnaeiuTe called my first ply ican, attended
weeks without benefit ans told distinctly my
disease beyond the Of human aid
gmpom getting pain the dcul
% breathing raising blood papauon Of the night
sweats hectic fever, Ge and weak
nom bed dress without
frequently causing TO bring blood caIes
physician who at once recommended the Of Thomsons Com
pound syrup Tar and Wood Npha aud had
the fourth bottle able dress myelf and down
tie appetite and strength returned al the symptoms
and the disease suhdued thousands Of
BY medicine TESTIFY that TO IL.
wonderful powers alone my health.
JAMES ANDREWS. gu Catharne street
called 10 attend secondary
OF the disease found the patent ahornr compiler disease
o the lungs and liver liberation ofhe place and
BY pccusoH, discovered absetss formed IN the right
lung The being apparently hopeless beyond the reach
Of the usual resolved using Tousons Com
pound syrup Of Tar ard Wood Naphs which had
previously teedscarey would desperate
The result the eSraordnaf henceforh dspenr
all doubts respecting the efficacy Of
of the lungs snd 81 CHAMBERS " d.
Philadelphia. April !. 1855
Prepared only By = p THOMSON
Norheast o. Sth snd Spruce streets Philadelphia
Ry For ale In Richmond By DUyAL6 PURCELL. General
AEents In Petersburg BY Chas Corning Co. IN Norfolk by
~ Santos IN Lynehbug By Jno a. ssay Frcderc
by Dr. James Coote and G. a. Hunt. By d.
Chapel. les
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FARM IN HENRIco COUNTY.

For >RIc nj AuCfion.
w I'LL be sod on FRIDAY, the ID cay July next upou
the premises AT the hour Of ~ in Hen
f'eo eoahy on which Mrs Eliza Mosby long resided
lately an The occupancy Of Mr w e. Taao recently
and a. present. occupied by Mr w r. both sides Of
The road leading from Richmond seven
above The iomer-aeon- the lands o Mr. W. COPELAND DR..
hes George and John ~ Powell contains
acres The improvements Of The sol
OF The land remarkably good TERSs-i3 cash. balance in
Equal nstament At ana years bearing
secured by rus' deed Sale BY ,ques Of tn.
owner Je IL w GODDiN. Auet.
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LUCK'S LUCKY L0TTERY OFFICE

b1SEhESTR ROOMS UNDER THE EAGLE HOTEL
CoHSEH or MAT AND i3rH STREET.
o." Luck's Fortune to realize which
beg leave to call the attention Of all persons near to the
following list Of Prizes be distributed holy-and As ali px
are in the hands Of uek for the Capitals address your
Z. b. LUCK.
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CONGRESS-.
CorTesPORdsnee Of the BaitimOre American.
WAsuIsgrox Inn. o6
U. S. SENATE

u. s. SENATE.
Mr.. Lewis from the Committee Of Conference on the
Ind an Appropriation BILL reported the result of the con-
ference, which concurred in by the Senate
Mr. Calhoun presented the report of the Select Commit
Tee to which was referred the memorial and proceedings
the Memphis Convention.
Mr.. Calhoun said that the resolutions adopted by The
Memphis Convention embraced great variety Of subjects
too numerous to be reported upon, and therefore the com
initee had confined themselves few Of the more inn
portant ones.
They had chiefly directed their attention to the improve
ment OF the Mississippi river The committee were unani
mousy OF opinion that Congress has the right to improve
rivers under the provision in the Constitution to regulate
commerce between the States All OF them, except one
thought the power limited the of the
mel OF the rver. That MIR Barrow) was of opinion
that the power extended to the shores and harbors
Mr. Calhoun also presented bill to authorize the np-
ponlmen OF board OF Engineers survey the Msissp
~ nNer with view to the improvement Of its channel
&c, which read twice.
The whole subject then postponed on motion of Mr.
Calhoun and made the special order next Monday fort
nght-and the report and memorial were ordered TO be
printed
Ga motion of Mr. Johnson of La the Secretary of the
Treasury directed inquire tho aedged frauds
said TO have been recently perpeated the of
sJuPs and mo asses eoneealing large quantities of sugar
and 10 report thereon to the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. Bagby, the Secretary OF War was di-
reeed TO furnish statement OF the number and descp.
ton OF troops called into the service of the u s. from the
State OF Alabama, since LIST April.
On motion OF Mr.. SEWER the Senate proceeded To IN,
consideration Of private bills.
The bill for the relief Of Dr. Elijah White which had
'JSN'SNt hoh reconstructed on motion OF
Mr. Westco was next taken up and debated by Messrs
Weslcou, Atchison, Pearce, Benton, Iarnapin Ssyar
and others, and finally passed. Yeas %, nays To-
The bill to patent Tor plough the heirs of tn
TO Wood, was debated by Messrs Phelps, Dix, Benton
Dickinson Johnson OF Md, and Wescot and finally re-
jecied. Ayes l9, noes %
message received from the President that he had
approved and signed the bill for the organization OF the
Volunteers and also the Joint resolution upon the Houmas
claim.
Mr. Johnson Of Nd submitted a resolution calling upon
the Secretary OF War know whether power had been CIV
by him any person persons raise regiments for
the service of the U. S. and ii by what authority Laid
over.
The Senate then went in executive session.
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Anctioiu GaIts.
FUTURE DAYS.

"eah"Gton eoddfn.
'o">sioNhH,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IN HENRfCO,
year bacon Quarter Branch Tavern.
X virtue OF decree OF the superior court of
on Nc Of May $780, the ca,nd and otb,r.
- na endsfsEned the eommis.ser thereby appointed
"pfoeeed IN se upon the premises. TIT the OR -
OF 'uy heh Al O'Clock r. NJ Of the s.,at. ,
pfoeeedng- OF aid Sst and dsserhd soa. an,
candle Factory Richmond property ~ n,
containing about acres which there stAnd- framed a.v
situated near Richmond and Rorth Of and adjoining Bacon
N1hsf bfaneh tavern The terms OF IN
or the remaining two thirds bonds with approved Der-os
Seep payable respectively At and ~ month.
OF sae, and retaining bond naid and cor
vvyanes directed By the aid court.
Je wN 4 RORrnTaox 80.
sale conducted BY WELLINGTON GODDIN Ayet
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE Il co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
RIchnOnd. E,rntn,n

'INHE attention OF adyenturers il requested In
- the Grand Schemes for July FORTUNES HOME ain
with pnEe- aud those an prize ek.,. h-o,h 49,
iof'ane may be TeaiiEed should address
| T. w PURCELL. Agehitpr % P.iS. Co
| Managers % I.ottstis.
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&y7s NOR RENT.-The Store No. I46, ON
Main street four doors below the Exchange
enped for some time by Messrs Allen
nure store together with the kitchen
attached This property good condition. (havng
Gently repaired and improvedJ and any
sort Of business Possession will be July
neri OF sooner desired Apply PHILIP N. TABB SON.
odiee Main Street opposite Exchange lie 5-du
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Range of Thermometer,
Al j. w Randolph y Co.'S .BooksfOre, 1911 Main street.
JUNE 81, Isa0.
O'Clock. ~ O'Clock. O'Clock.
rs 50 "a
MS ENOR NEW YORK. The superior regu
- lar packet sehr MARIETTA BURR Knapp. mas.r
having large portion Of her
date Dispatch fo balance Of freight having
accommodations, apply board at Ludlam. wharf to
Je % JAMES FISHERS SONS.
% ENOR ANTWERP. The A l coppered
- u Bsque TRIDENT. Capt Thing. to load Immediately
at CITY Point For freight OF 50hhds- apply to
je "a Gil PALMER
% ENOR BOSTON. The fine Schr SARAH
- fH.scts, Watts msser, having greater portion Of
her cargo and going boa I'd will hive
freight Of 800 blue Of Flour complete cargo apYy TO master
on board an Doek,
js26 RANKIN a WHIT ocK
Io ENOR CHARLESTON, ). &. The good
Il sehr Juu,, In having large portion 81 her
cargo ensHed viii have quick d ach For Height remainder
apply Ia master bond IN Dock
Je 20 RANKIN wHIIIOCK
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PnILAnEIPIIlA MARKEr- Inn. as

hbtsI' MA hhhhtit juno %.
Fiour-A few hundred bbls Western and Penna brands
at S3,I5s3elt. Corn Meal 2,50. Rye Flour $50
"hoat-Ovor 1000 bus. prime Penn's rcd taken on
srrSal At Die. Corn aud wanted At 59c for South
etn yellow. Osts-Souihern sold ut 3Jc. whiskey in
hhds coils soMy at I9al9hs. and bis sieady zoe.
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BLACK DRESS COATS!
From 23I, broadway, New York.
WE invite the attention of gentlemen to an
Of fine Blek Dress received from
W.T. Jennings q Co.'S establishment N Y. We safey
the style Of Them seldom 1uaed in tho
county Call and satisfy yolrselvesat STARR GCO-
"a Lrs-'s Cotn-r
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Portrait Painting.

TO rus Elss Aar.
w VI. u. BROWN, Of London, politely ipforu~
me ctir-ns % Richmond AM vieirisy thar \. n. -
ose.a ms Studio ami Exhibition Reom oxpr An.s R.e.,,.
100 Main street. ~hsre % Ar can ). 80, 49,
Known In CITY ~
Rooms open from "a MDsPN IAai.. and s,,,,,,,., ar.
Invited Z o Al - te.s''.-'h ~
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ton his Patent Coffee stats of vi,x,,
except few Coanues already dspo-sd an Arsney .
sNera oher states am alone authorized
nghs This Condenser will qnantiy q oC
Zee used IN thu common boiler Coffee dedsdy superior Strength
ehnss- and havof and good
WIN rom one fourth To opethr of
can give th- most satisfactory testimony They
Nho-.ae and retail of John Tyler Co. Ae-
Ter, Richmand. mus rtr en- y
a9a-1m .....--.r-
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be, and he is hereby. authorized forth
with to complete all the public armed
vessels now authorized by law, and to
purchase or charter, arm, equip, and
man such merchant vessels and steam
boats as, upon examination, may be
found fit, or easily converted into arm
ed vessels fit for the public service, and
in such number as he may deem neces-
sary for the protection of the seaboard,
lake coast, and the general defence of
the country.
Sec. 8. And be IL further enacted,
That, whenever the militia or volun-
teers are called and received into the
service of the United States, under the
provisions of this act, they shall have
the organization ofthe army Of the Uni
ted States, and shall have the same pay
and allowances; and all mounted pri-
Yates, non-cpmmlssioned officers, mu-
sicians and artificers, shall be allo wed
40 cents per day for the use and risk
Of their horses, except of horses actual
ly killed in action; and if any mounted
volunteer non commissioned officer,
musician, or private, shall not keep him
self provided with serviceable horse,
said volunteers shall serve on foot.
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From the ~ o. Commercial Times Of the Ilth
LATEST FROM THE ARMY
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM M.
SHIP NEW YORK-VlCTORY?

We have been kindly furnished by
Captain Philips. of the steamship New
York which has just ved-with
the following highly interesting and
important news. r8f
We publish literally from Captain
Phillips report.
The following report is from Captain
Walker of the Texas Rangers, who had
arrived on the 5th inst. at A. P. M.
from the entrenchment opposite Mat
amoras.
Gen. Taylor, on the evening of the
Sd. inst, left the entrenchment with a
detachment of U. S. troops, for the pur-
pose of opening communioa ton with
Port Isabel. On the morning Of the
4th, the Mexicans, taking advantage
of his absence, at daybreak opened a
heavy cannonade on the entrenchment,
which was gallan,ly returned by the
U. S. troops, and in 80 minutes silenc-
ed the enemy's batteries, and reduced
The city of Matamoras to ashes.
Morning of the CHA gentleman
who has just arrived from the field Of
battle, informs us that the slaughter
among the Mcxicans was tremendous; |;
that upwards of 700 lay dead on the
field Of battle; and the number ofhouses
left in Matamoras was not sufficient TO
accommodate the wounded.
According to accounts received al
Point Isabel, the number of Mexlcans
in and about Matamoras, were estima-
ted at ten thousand men. and reinforce
ments were daily expected.
Gen. Taylor was to leave Point Isa.
bel on the 9Th inst, with detachment
of troops, determined to open commu.
nications between Point Isabel and the
army opposite Matamoras, which has
for some daps past cut off, and only ef.
fected in one instance bv the valiant
and undaunted Walker, of the Texas
Rangers, whose horse was shot under
him in the attempt, and the loss of six
men. M sa .,S}
Santiago and Isabel are now under
martial law-every citizen compelled
to do military duty. ata "a ba,sira
On the morning Of the 9Th, previous
to departure Of the New York, heavy
canonades were heard, and supposed tc
be another attack from the Mexicans or
the United States troops opposite Mat
amoras. 81. \ !
Great excitement prevailed at Poin
Isabel and Santiago up TO ! O'clock, 7
M, when the New Y ork took her de
/ parture. i,
+ Arrival at Santiago on the 9th, schr
decatur from New Orleans. Unite,
States chooner Flirt will leave in a da,
4 or two for New Orleans. Steame
i Monmouth left on the 5th, bound !
i Arkansas, for the purpose Of bringinI
every man capable Of doing duty, !
\ the camp at Santiago. s ' ..a'. ,.'.,.. .',',.
4 McChester and Radcliffe are th
u rAfs w - ftst " fAfF ~ - ta1tf q tEv y ~
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MARRIED--on Wednesday the goth inst, by
the Rev. Mr. Lanphear, Mr. JOHN M. KIRK
BRIDE Auditor this county, and Miss JULIET
MARSILLIOT. XII IA aslgsss
We would like 10 congratulate our friend Kirk
and his fair bride In set Speech but to undertake
TO express, on paper, our feelings on this happy
occasion, would be entirely useless. We can de-
no more, than to wish, from the bottom Of our
heart, that LIES choicest blessings may be show.
cred npon him aud his. ~ adsl 2s3ls 1lrt
4 Thai cake was a li,te the mgst delicious article
ip that line that we ever, saw, V .:,x4
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From the New Orleans 7rcpic. Mays.
TO ARMS! TO A K M s.!
LATER FROM THE ARMY.


LATER FROM THE ARMY.
The schooner Mary Clare, Captain
Griffin, has just arrived from Brazos
Santiago. Z
The Mary Clare left the Brazos on
the 29lh ult., and reports that Captain
Walker, with seventy-five men of the
Texan rangers, were nearly all killed
and taken prisoners on. the 9Sth ult.,
about twenty miles above Point Isabel,
by superior force ofMexican troops,
amounting TO about one thousand five
hundred.
P. s. Since writing the above, we
learn that Capt. Walker, with three
men, succeeded in reaching Point lsa-
bel, at A o'clock, p. M. on the oath nit,
and Immediately applied to Major
Thomas for four men, announced bis
determination to proceed to General
Taylor's camp, or die in the attempt.
FELLow-clrlzENs: Here is another
Indictment to arm and proceed TO chas-
tise the perfdious Mexicans, who raw.
age our territory, and thus take the
lives of our brave men who have rallied
on the frontier in their country's SER
vice. TO arms, then. without delay!
Be prompt to avenge, and rally with
ardor to do gallant service for your
country.
MORE PARTICULARS.
A gentleman, passenger in the Ellen
and Clara, informs US that General Tay-
lor, on the 29th, had only six days pro-
visions. The Mexicans chased Captain
Walker and three men within mile Of
Point Isabel.
The probabilities are that Point Isa.
bel has fallen into the enemy's hands.
Major Munroe has distinguished him
self by his prompt manner IN making
such defences as were in his power.
The Mexicans cen, by planting ten
pieces Of cannon a. Brazos Bar, com.
manded the entrance to Point Isabel.
The Augusta 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. 1t was expected tha,
General Taylor would cut his way
through, and come to the relief of Point
Isabel.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
From the NJ q. Bullefun, May9.

The Louisiana volunteers, to the
number Of about one thousand, will
embark this afternoon, we understand,
from the barracks below the city, for
the seat Of war, on the Mexican from
tier. Sixteen companies for about
/, 200 men have now been mustered
into the service, and there are several
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0y- We have given up the space usually dsvo-
ted to editorial matter 10 the late news from the
Camp, which will be found highly interesting; and
to the communication Of Mr. Archbold, apsEt OF
which we have been unayoidaby compelled to
postpone till our next 1t seems to US that por.
tion OF Mr.. Archbold' srcle would be better tim.
ed, were there any serious talk Of an increase in
the rates Of postage. So far as we are at present
advised this subject is not being sgiisted 10 Con-
gress.
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0r,- The President of the u s. has made re-
ous,ion upon the Governor Of this State for three
regiments Of troops Of ten companies each Now
is the time to volunteer Several companies IN
other parts of the State, have already rendered
their services. tta'g
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For The Spirit OF Democracy.

l H' For the Spirit OF democracy. fstts
Mr.. EDIroR-I rely upon your poiitenent 70
allow share OF the columns of your paper to-
communicate with our Fellow Citizens upon asuh~
ject in which we are all deeply interested. .e.sa
a Respectfully &c,
- us EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
Woodsield, May 10. ls46. -
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I DaI (Conclusraa ,lerf aveek,)