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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

The Union states that the interest on the
UnIed States stock, due and payable on the
Is, Of January inst, will be paid a, the follow
ing repositories OF the government, viz: Mer-
chants Bank, Boston Bank of America, New
York; Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia; Ches-
apeake Bank. Baltimore; Corcoran & Rigs,
Washington.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

A LIVE BREAST P1N.--Barnum, of the New
York Museum. who is travelling with Tom
Thumb, iu Europe, says in his las. letter to the
Sunday Atlas, that Carter, the lion tanner, has
little dog about half The size of mans fist.
which he carries in his bosom, and its head
serves for breasi-pin.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

They declare that twenty-five companies, Of
100 families each, are abou, leaving Nauvoo for
California, and it i. said ,ha, the wagons which
will convey them and their baggage will num-
Der 5000, and will form line Of 25 miles long.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
Postage,

The Ohio Legislature have passed Resolu-
ton, inslruc,ing their Senators, and requesting
ibeir Representatives in Congress, TO vote a
gainst any proposition to increase the presen,
rates Of postage.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
DIED,

In Stroud township. on Saturday he 9Th
ul,., AARON DEPUI. aged about IS year,.
Mr.. Depui was one of the few surviving sol.
diers Of the Revolution, and was also grand.
son Of the irsi settler of Monroe county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
The doings Of NHiscr.-stranseAffai

A friend tells us (says the New York frib-
une) the following singular story :---Several
years ago, one Richard French, Of Philadel-
phia, who was supposed to be in moderate cir.
cumsiances, became endorser for some six or
seven hundred dollars for the man who en-
ployed him as a clerk. His employer failed,
aud French was compelled 10 pay The amour,
for which he was bound. This reduced him,
as he pretended, 10 poverty, and his friends
were applied 10 for aid ia his behalf The Le-
high Cua Company took him into It's employ
for tIme clerk, paying him moderate wa
ges, and ailerward, furnishing him with house
rent free. Two friends paid HIM each twenty
five cents per week. aud The Overseers Of the
Poor allow ed him fifty cents more. 10 defray
the expenses Of himself and wife. A little
more than year ago, he came TO this city to
collect small debt. aud duting his stay was
charitably entertained by The friend who tells
us the story He prnlessed 10 he very low
spirited, and used to mourn piieously over the
unfortunate circumstances which had reduced
him, as he pretended, TO poverty. sboH time
since he died, when /, appeared that he was
worth upward, of $4,000. and had pretended
to be poor in order 10 crafty mIserly dispo-
silion. A strange affair. truly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

The Galveston (rexas) Civilian Of the 25'h
ut, estimates that there was an accession OF
1000 people 10 The population Of their c'y the
day previous. With one Of The finest climates
in the globe, 90 Imagination can tell its proba.
BILE Increase iu iew years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
Good news for the Aged.

Spectacle Glasses fitted TO all ages and sights
in Gold, Silver, German Silver and Slss
Frames, with convex, concaye, periscoPc, blur
grey and green Glasses,.,o which he would 10
vI.e particular attention. No charge Tor shown!
them. For sale cheap, a, tho Variety Store O
JOHN II. MELlCk.
Stroudsburg. January ], 1916.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

MILITIA.-The Militia expenses of Pennsyl-
sanis, dorng The year ending on the 30lh of
November, l645, were $iS,S3I go, while the
receipts for militia ines during the same time
were only $7,638 Is.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

Henry Whi'eneek, a respectable citizen Of
Hun,erdon county, N. j.. aged fif,y.iwo years,
was engaged on the Sd inst. in making The cof-
fin for person who died the same day, when
he was observed 10 be falling. aud died in about
three hours.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
Confirmation.

During the past week the Senate of the Uai-
ted States has confirmed the nominations OF
Messrs Woodbury. and McLane, by uaani-
NOUS vote. The former TO be a Judge OF Tire
Supreme Court, sad The latiee as Minister 20
England.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

The anniversary Of The bartIe Of Trenton,
was celebrated at tha. place on Friday last, the
26lh of December, by sham.fgM Several
volunteer companies from distance were pres
ent and participated in the &" mimic battle"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

OLE BULL.--This distinguished vioinisi, who
ha. been two years in this country, has returned
home, and is supposed to have received near
sso,0Oo, and expended in various ways $780,
600.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

college in Oregon is being established un.
der The auspices Of The Meihodis, missionaries.
A building seyen'y-6ye feet long and three slo.
ries high has been erected.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

LARGE FAMILY.--A lady in Marion county,
Ohio, has given birth 10 twins four limes---in
lS42, '43. IA, AS; six girls aud TWO boys. all
living and doing well. Ohio, is great State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

Increase up to the l,h inst. 5l9,42l
Ii our information is correct, preparation are
making in every region for large increase Of
shipments during the mex. year. and unless the
measures Of the presen; Congress shall be un-
favorable 10 The manufacturing interests OF Penn
syIvana, the increase will be equal, to one half
the amour, shipped in lS45."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

Boston, according TO The late census, is said
10 contain $4,000 inhabitants
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

Iccles foo. long have appeared at New
Orleans. The winter there is represented as
being extraordinarily severe.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

MIR. Ewing (Whie, has been elected Ia Con-
gress in the Nashville Ds,ric, Of Tennessee,
by about 1900 majority over his polincal COM
pe,i,or, Gen. Trou>dale.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

VARIETY is the spice of Iile," as a shoe.
maker said when he was chewing wax. leather
and tobacco all al once
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

Why are the ladies' like Uncle Sans Mail
Coaches Because they carry most Of their
baggage behind.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01

The Hon. GodIoseS S. Onh, (Whig J has been
chosen Speaker Of the Senate Of Indiana.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
The Coal Trade.

The Carbon County Gazette, Of last week
gives the final repor, Of The Lehigh for The sea-
son, and says:
"The whole amount Of coal shipped from
The Lehieh Mines this season, as will be seen
by the report is ls4.4s4 tons
From r. Run 1926
Beaver Meadow 77.l6l
Hazleton 7O,659
Buck Mountain Co. 23,S59
Total 429,4lS
Whole amount sent over the Reading Rail
Road from Port Carbon, POttsville, S. Haven.
and Port G.. 10 The lllh inst. 79l 1862
Amount sen. from Schuykill
Haven, 10 same date 400, 1873
Wyoming during season l7S.4Ol
Carbondale 273,374
Pine Grove 47,928
Total 2,l5708l
Amt sen, to marke, in Al 1851 .666
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
Cheap Living.

An English publication gives The following
as The expenditures of the Lord Steward, or
head cook of Queen Nic,oria's Royal house
hold for ono wear. j.. is worth looking at:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
The New Year.
The Battle of Trenton.

We wish our readers " a happy New Year
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-01
Iron.

Cos, of making ton Of Anthracite iron, S 5, so
Carriage to market $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-14

esnnos TOO much commend the skil and judgnsaS Of
Captain Duncan both dslds His quick eye dstsctsd
the s whose advancing columns were arrsstsd by his
prompt action AMI finally turned back by the rapid and
skilful discharges from his fine battery.
In the battle of the 9h the sth regiment lost in Lieu
;e ih promising young who ie
Jordan Wers BADLY n but nS moas MoandsS The
latter when personally charging the enemy, being over
powered by numbers, was relieved by Lieutenant Ln-
coln who slew with his own hsnd two of the hercest as
sailants. Lieuenants Seldom Burbank, Maclay, and
Morris, were wounded. Lieutenant Luther, Of the
action of the sth On this day. Lieutenant Daniels act
ing aidde-camp had his horse shot under him by can
acting field oee Of his hsd s Sa a nn
der him by musket ball on the 9th.
= cannot slo mo- s report wthGa. bearing testimony
praise belongs to Lieut. Chase I'd artillery acting
ssant adutant general and Lieut. Daniels I'd artillery,
brigade commissary and acting sddecamp, for tho
pidIty with which they communicated my orders from
point to point and the GOODNESS and courage th,y dis
My thanks are also due to MIR. John B. Co sens, of
New York city, who rendered valuable assist4.ce by
transmitting, with intelligence, such information a. had
occasion, from time to time TO communicate.
is impossible to enumerae all the instances Of per-
sonal Bravery conspicuous on these days 1t may be
confidently asserted that in their passive exposure to the
deadly fire of the enemys batteries the plain of Pal0
Alto the forttude high moral courage hardy valor and
perfect discipline, display ed by the troops have few
alles in the history OF war; while the battle Of Ressca
de II Palma will long be associated with deeds Of hero
ism and intrepid daring which can never be surpassed
In the action OF the 9Th the artillery battalion lost in
killed sergeant. corporal, private wound.
cd one lieutenant, two arGcors, one musician, and five
prirales-aggregatc, H.
The s:h infantry lost, killed, privates, 10 prvates
wounied-totai 20 including missing, privates The
artillery company had wounded, l non-commissioned
officer artlcer, and privatos-to,al. a.
On the 9th tho companies in Captain McCalls COM
mand belonging TO the artillery battalion lost in killed.
! corporal privates; wounded, sergeant and pri-
vates-total 10.
The 9Th regiment Of infantry, on the 9th, lost in killed
subaltern non.commisSioned officers and privates
total =; wounded, officers Snon.commssioned officers,
IL privates-aggregaie, ~
have the honor to be,
Worry respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
M G. BELNAP.
Lent. Col Coming: LIST Brigade.
Capt W. w. s. Bliss,
Asst Adj't. Gen., Army of Occupation.
To be Continued
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Forelcn I,nporratlons,

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Brother mdze Baack-i hams and pieces beef
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BY Last Nights Southern Nail.

ALEXANDRIA, Dc June Ii-Sld bark 0enl Harrison, for
BafbEdoes.
BALTIMORE June 10 Arr bark Wymsn Dill from Boston;
sch's T. Randall, Cook ON Boston joseph Turner Cbbs
from Providence steamer Georsa, Cannon, from Norfolk
saw Yesterday evening Dark Home, Mingsie fom ork
bound up James RIVER going into Hampton Roads, and of
the Horse Shoe ship anchor bound Cid Oldeabur.
gian brig sophie, Add.ck, Bremen.
NoRroLx, June 1l-Arr, schr Crescent, Hawkins from
Salem CID, ship Antwerp Robinson, Richmond; bark
Howard, Howard, for Richmond
fIILApELpHia, June i3-Arr brig Sarah Louiss Watson
Por, mouth II; steamer Ocean, Bennett, Albany brgrs
Morrison, New York Cid, bark nm. Crocks Nos.
oa; brig Consort, Lewry. Marsee. Florence Hop
Blake, Black. Bottom; sch General Waea Walsh; schr
Boston Abbott B,sto, schr Fox, Ellsworth. York;
ton; A5r'ysl Jones Flushing; Crouch, Hewitt, ork;
low, New York; Dolphin. Lamb do Cayuga Owens do;
Planet Briggs. do Below Ida Port Prace Erie Bostoa
and briggs uukown; hern brig unknown.
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MARITIME HERALD.
POnT OF Nm " 1UnA, JUNE IA

Cleared.
Ship Vermont Perry, GLASGOW, Danham Dimon
Ship Excelsior, Williams charleston
Ship Russia, Ducey, New Orleans.
Ship Incas, Stewart, Mobile, ID Hurlbut & Co.
Bark Planter, Petfingell London, 4 Winslow.
Bark Louisa, Baker, Sissl, Bauchaud x Thebaud.
Bark MsrcelIa. lngham Tiesrr. Chamberlain x Phelps
Brig smith futile Bush. Quad sloupe.
brig Orphan, lenox, Guadaloupe.
Brig Ousws, lox, Guadsioupc, Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig Lesdc,. (br) DavIson, 81 John, NIB.
Brig Herman, iBrem) rolker. st Thomas, w w Pratt.
Brig Profeus Duhil, Rotterdam.
Brig Jefferson, Nelson Barbsdoes. Wood
Brig susppopp-, tSw) B,rkman, Stockholm Boorman,
Brig Ad-Ii.e, Bur, St Domingo, Badger 4 Peck.
Bug Aliea kiag. Mason, Boston, w Lewis.
Brs Nspoleoi Hansnw Portland
Brig Savannah, Hawle4, Savannah.
Brig Putnam. Horer Philadelphia
Schr Napoleon, Case, S,gua la Grande, Depeyser Whit
m r.h
Schr Friend, Lowell Boston
schr Michigan. TER, Baltimore.
Schr N.ii, Study, Salem
lar thsrlestop. Fortes, Washington.
schr Factor Hamilton Chat am.
hr Richmond, Gibbs, New Bedford.
Schr Dorc,s. Lee Laguayra, Geo Whitaker
Scar Albioo, Harding, Ponce, PR
Srhr Csthariae, Scott. st Jago de Cuba.
Schr JERSEY Oak. Rogers, Richmond.
Schr splendid, roweIl, Boston. -
Schr Sarah Morrill, strong, Baltimore eager MAILER
Schr Senator, Clark. Philadelphia. McKee, Hand < Co.
Schr Hamilton, penied, Alexandra, DC, Stufsis x Co.
Schr Wolcott, ~ der, Boston,
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Passengers Arrived.

Lorpos-Packet ship Wellington F Kidder and lady.
Miss k,dder, Miss Kdder Miss oder, Miss Burrows,
Miss wakedela Tosouu Canads; Robert Deckea Dover
don; Master Frederick Coser, do Locher. Germany
268 in kteerage.
LygarooL-Packet ship Hottnguer-J II Meaker, of New
ark Nj Thomas FERGUSON and lady, of reand39a the
HAMBunG-Ship oward-Count of Bouxhoeoden Reval;
Adolph Meyer, OF Rosou Germany Franz Meyer Canada;
Edward Solomon Hamburg Louis Book Or Hoyelberg of
Prussia; Augue Mas, Nanny Mas Gluckstadt; LANCE,
Landsbe g-209 j. Storage
HaMBuRG-Ship >kiod-L Goldstein, Braknahl F Kess.
lcrp. Clauiens-l30 in steerage.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

nh .oBDll L, 10 Duane street membef the Royal
.oiiegr OF Surgeons, London, bv consued in the
treatment OF delicate diseases Practice
teea years devoted to yen~real diseases enables Dr. e.
sure the worst form Of this disease Recent cured
iour days No used restraint ia diet
pursuits Structures cured weeks with scarcely
any pain.
CossIiruTIorAL DEsLfrv-Those individuals whohsvs
nduged certain loathsome habit positively
stored TO health and society Remember, 10 Duane street,
next door TO ~. Johnsoab. jls acre
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The Cror,s.

The Easton, Md, Star of the 9Th instant says the
wheat crop OF this county has improved very much with
in the past three four weeks and although many
fields have been nearly destroy ed by the far the
greater number have recovered from its effects and pre-
made to us by intelligent farmers as well
as from pretty extensive personal inspection feel
authorized in saying that the yield will be much better
than was anticipated several weeks SINCE should FUR
Their disaster overake it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-14
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

NOQUAIKEKf -Dr Morrison hss breo engaged for over
IN Is the sfu n forrns III
a,.rases mescur,ai and s,phlric eruptoas. xess c.
MS psrtcu attention.. Dr. u holds NO Communion
with pretended surgeons zee his London diploma with
signatures of the Court Of miners oy Coe.e Of
susSeoa 'nclaiog sis Ashley oopes Sir Anthony Gar.
tended to. IL a,tsro
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ss||oop ae:eiu;, Prssbys T.qsaso.:
s:s: MI; bsiSi , ihli SS,.s5.i,hi.
stss%sr Black Diamond Coz, Philadelphia
Canal boat Fashion. Martin. Burlington.
Bark Fanny, Sampson, for ApAlachicola. cid Iith.
pseke, ship HSssusr Bsrssy from Liverpool May 9th.
Packet ship %sii%ssoa chsaxsi from London May.
60 T. s .Sa % s
Flower Of Egg May zn 81 nsnd End e.
London h last lat Al IA Ion 60 30 spoke ship sourhsmsr
sSs thssi.: Hs$Ss,,.oa sB., s,ssus day. from Vi
ia as Ks % o New " o for s S M
lon % al spoke Br ship Lady Sale from Liverpool FOR New
Danish sisid cl,a.sn 2 day. from H.Hsrr with
n .ss e days from Ham
Dutch gallo. bark MeIwsSs Van Dries,:n d.y. from
tAntweri WIN muse u "esse' =" passehsss-oas
BON Sa & d ss Pss'Tisif o St cro
New .ysa LIZ brig p P.rc. s
'sss s ss' . 81:
4 N, GaEsa9s, brig 1ss DswsF for s.sm. in ea;ys
& rSsS SPOKE bs but
dissx oa Same day. passed Sr brig Belle Of
B,blis Helen Mar Card IL day. from Windsor. with pl..
l.. PAS ss MKp.ss fro. nshS r. for l.
feet ia the hold. -
old copper. SC, to Acker x Ackerlv. -
sehr spssaid CG, Isll q days from Cherry6sld with
sch Gen Foster Matthew'S Easpor with 6sh and lth to
Smith B,ynton.
Schr Matilda Staples. Bangor. spars.
Schr Ad~lne Rosna, Norton, hachias, Lumber.
Schr Jew. Granniss. Newhuryport, sugar.
Sclr Isabella. Nick~rson, Boston, mdse.
Schr Clpree. Harriag on, Thomzson lime.
Schr Waldo, T. rter, Bangor, lumber.
Schr Willism Henry Wade, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Lu " White, Ames, I hon,axtou, lime,
Schr Margaret, Mcfarland, Lubec, plaster.
Packet ship Europe Furber, from Liverpool May H. with
md e, to e n Mar hall.
Brig Juan de Cartsgeua. % DAYS from St Johns PR
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REPORT OF cofoNEL TwrGGs TO GENERAL
TAILOR

HrAporARTkEs RrGHr WING
Army OccyrArIov
Camp near Niatamoras MAY rs. 1916 \
SI have the honor to make the oliou ,nv renort az
the TRANSACTIONS oil thc different corps Of the tight wing
OF the army under my command during the actions with
the enemy on the 9Th and 9th inst About hall -ast %
NJ the sh found ourselves at the PaIo Alto with
In one mile Of the chaparral which borders the Rio
Grande and nine miles from the river my command hs
ing composed Of Major Rnggods company OF light mr.
tery two squadrons Of dragons the 9TH Infantry ana
the III and 4th infantry, composing the 81 brigade.
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q q M M e Ola L..

New York, Saturday. June IL.
CorToNThe sales oday to T. 900 bales, with
out change in price and with moderate enquiry the
purchases for export and chiefly in large parcels
We Continue our quotations.
LlyEkPuUL CLAssFICATfoy
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ments conducted il In most satisfactory manner and
finally brought it up without the smallest loss its des
tnaton.
enclose inventory of the Mexican property can
ured the field and also sketch of the field Of Re.
SAGA de la Pa ma and Of the from Point Isabel
made by my aiddecamp Lieutenant Eaton One regimen.
tai color battalion Of ampcoJ and many standards and
guidons oil cavalry were taken at the affair OF the 9Th
would be pleased to your ins uctons as to the
disposition to be made Of these trophcswhether they
shall DO sent TO Washington, &c.
am, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant
Il. TAYLOR;
Brevet Brig Gen. U. s. A. Commanding.
The ApJurASr GENERAL Of the Army,
Washington, D. c.
Field report Of the corps composing the army Of occupa
ton Commanded by Brevet Brgadier General T. Tay.
ler on the 9th May, 1896
Commissioned officers ia; non.commis,oned off,
GERS aitifeers, musicians and prvatcs 2os9. Aggre-
gate 2.s22.
Headquarters Army of Occupation camp near Mata.
Bt Brigr General IT, s. A., Cong
w. w. s. BLrss, Assistant Adjt General
Returned Of killed, wounded and missing of the army
OF occupation, at the action Of Rcsaca do Ia Palm a.
May 2, lsi6:
kaied-Commissioned officers, 3; noncommssioned
officers, articers, musicians and privates, 90
Wounded-C commissioned officers, IL; non commis sion.
ed officers, artihcers, musicians and privates, IL.
Missing-N non commissioned officers artifcers, musi
clans and priyates, ..
.7ggrcgafe--killed, 80; wounded 81
Horses-Killed, 20; wounded, 10
n b. The killed and wounded of the advance be.
ing included IN their own regiments omitted in the
aggregate.
Headquarters Army Of Occupation, camp near Mata-
moras, May 10th, 1876 u. TAILOR
BIT Brig General u. s. A., CONG
W. w. BLrss Assist Adj General.