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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17
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tuiufc, Hlcisal ths va. thsiniefs Romans
Dick Practical Nrifoupmrr. iroWH- Eihc uriuuar,
ltpric- Introduction Antpu's Classical Dictionary
Nilsson ou Tie PtiHc'plc of Taste Turfer- Froversi
Philosophy FRESH supply just received a. the whlrsse
ard feiall look store 81 JNO 10 THOMPSON.
NOV 10. iiniun street
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED ny e. H. BERRY
2 icct 5 iuchcs water in the channel-6ling
ARRIVALS AND nUPARTURES
~ Boats JOr tie tasi "a hours. endiRg VeSisr-
day 40 O'Clock, Il. al
AKRIVl ID.
Su~quehauna Israel. ST. Is0a.s.
Aliquippa, Smith, Pittsburgh.
Ring ,old, Rublc, =.
DEPARTED.
SusquehInna. Israel, Pittsburgh.
Aiiquippi, Smith, Cincinnati.
RIuggold. Ruble, Nashville.
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ISSUES FOR

Some paper has written out ond published
thc issues Tor 1918 a. follows;
The Repeal OF the Blush Tariff
The Repeal Of the Sub Treasury
Protection to American Industry.
Currency Tor the People 81 we'll as the
Government.
ThCse are some Of ihcm 30 8. true. bui the
number liat actually exist b. beyond count
thf hrt aud foremost ct Whirh b.
"thr redemption oi Doe g,sefnmrni from
iAr haHds Of fJi'iiosi amb.cr end sniud.
lsrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17

hiNG CoNS1Rr or SPAIy. -Ta. Ms.
I1i 60" i'r fht l2h u,.ubI ,aHai4. I.
~ .i .H. .lI.,n ,o1i.ruug De- hallt.,
"." ~ NIH- UPON Dec huslpnl Dm Fru.
cisco Ie ASSES Tie decree .fsra. r..I ...
hiuL BE- Go taka u1 port boo ib. aHur III f..
government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17
BUTTER FROM UAY-Recent che

bo bh rhoM hAn.-kecent Chenlcdi
experiments 1t i sail establish the fact that
the butter obtained from the cream of milk
Is not an aniinil secretion, but may b. ex-
tnc,ed from the food oi the cow IL is stated
that an expert chemist can extract fifty pr
cent more butter from an hundred pounds OF
Hay, then can b, obtained from the milk OF d
COW, fed upon the same quantity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17
nm FOR TAT.-Thr edito1 OF thc Alhnl

TIT FOR TAT.--The editor of the Albany
Herald says that he once knew widow who
cut out her own daughter in the g,cd gracvs
ot her lover and married him herself To oh
tam revenge Tor the mean, unnoiheTly trick.
thu daughter st her cap for the young man $
rich father (oi whom he was the sole heir. }
and actually married him, aud had children,
10 the Infinite annoyance oi the other parties
This occurred Ia Onoudago county.
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TAKE NOTICE.

IpTEL keepers informed that ihu desirsi5.
40 piece - FfePcrty knowh the Nuguia Hotel 81.
usfd 90 the rtiY of Nhrriinr orsfrd rent from,
lle hT-t or Aprii nest. 1irc pfrtntHcs ~ now ~ g r.
Par, conveniently and gtcassnty ocsied ~ .ins.
and b. the stopping place hf ~ Tie rfes siionai
ioed siafe company lins Of eeaches Pew situations
81 thr kud slef better Inducements 90 flosl ketr.
Application made % tis subscriber a. iirs nffrs %.
hour"r street meat dor Ia she Theses osrf Coau,,,pt
cations ~ mail " 30 aso receive pfUuigi attention.
N"' ~ JOliN ,. uOGE
pLUHB TArKS-5 Eote-eseh Noa4ses and m
~ iacks VI sgPefiof gsauy iusf frcrisol sua ass
=. "W ~ J A HOnNnEBoK
N"' - Nousos street
EaRicTioN NATcuEs-A s-u rsus. P,,e,,., N.,,,.
- -, Pfiine artieio iari received 81
N"v ~ THoRNRRoOK
- bRA ~ AimsHscs-3 Gro ~ Cinrlur.si f.s,,,.,,
- AimsHees iust tcrvdby a Y uoRNHnofgk
6OO uoNfs ~ wisdow Giass Of Al sac. f,o.. :,
- i3 Z W 20 ~ 70. ihst fOseig-.i aaa fss ssis A.
%. msuufseiure's price ~ PRYOR FAt-tI
''--------- 20 Mario strsei
8 CAsEs susa LiguoH,s ~ ,sis ~
FRfon fArLL
a Lconot, 70 f'i' orr eva psas. n, 80 -
FRNoRk rAtLf.
= LtNqo p', al sais b.
on nats copsi v,,s,,h ~.,,sr,.l ,s., ...s 90.
'''''i'r'"re isf sais ~ rRYuEA FktLi.
c. - $50. far .a.s BY
Wv rEYoR A PAUL
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1 = Founders
= Is Founders
? T-iuCh huwiiz ~.

1-iuCh huwiiz ~.
Captain Ramsey. oi the Ordnance u part
m"ut, who has al THESE things zoo change, ia
iuius mc thai an Immense qnsutity ct m,r,k
ct cartridges have been found concealed in ihr
cat, since lhe property named iu ihs ldreEo.
lns invoices was turned over los the rieIus.
also, m'ny other Articles in the shape at atm.
aud munitions. Much property, uo doubt
remains vet conc, Hled
A. iot provisions, enough was found in th,
City io sub,ist cur army ond the ,iti,rns ,
month, aud Il j. known shat the cuem, cam
cd uil large quantities oi ammunition aud POO
Visions during tlIc attack.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17

THE PRESIDENCY Gen. Cas- las ac.
ooPiol au Invitation io deliver au address IN
Nustou om ,he 23th inst. in Salem on the 2Grh
and in Lowell on The 27,h. Hris expected i'm
New York on lii, way 10 Washington about
tic hr,i proHimo. J. lic cauvosslug ior the
snooessionf Hescts ont ou his journey with
toe nomination OF a meeting in Michigan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17
POPULAR VOTE FOR MPMBEgs O p

CONGRESS The impurities al lhc ten dcm-
oc0iic member Of Congress. elected in New
York amoui TO it37 and ,hc u,aioh,ics OF
the twenty four whig, 10 - s56 difference
2oiis. THIS. h,Wevcr saws thr True sun IS
not q iair t'ai OF tho position 81 parties, as
more thaa two candidates were voted fof i'm
severed districts, and tlc "majonGes" ~ such
casls are only nlnral
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17

KTRHlrE Misl blankets frou, Mckee snd Ro-ert
W. s'n's mill. s-o bro flannci.. \ arms ke, whe-s
rt-'s have lccu -od at e. these 10 years. Bsssorr
Blaukcis. White snd nuc Canton fsnn~is and genet
al ass"fn'ert ct fau aud Winter Goods prices th.t
tic csi has cannot maks ilc lead oictson.sre 90
Nov ~. ri. JOHNSTON. Jt.
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TRUSTEES.

- ANtEI NICOl.I. woald respectfully inform tho>~
~ hcr~fofsrr r,tssda.i him their rsfroo-
age. and All officers " ~ wish anything hts live NJ ha
sins-s That DC has hand s.sertHs-ut ~ the
follow ING kiud OF hru~ics retail cn-ionff vtE
White Wash Brushes. Tos';h Bresl--,
" irdaw Sweeping
Gih Hearth f" Hand Scurh ..
liofse Nafnt<h
Slna Glotb A Hair =
Spc and sctuiug hrushe~ wholesale and retail. fovs
for cSsh. Tho ainyS articles hnr sale 81 Nbeou a
Cars Saddle. Trunk and Harness mandatory. No. lvg
Main street Wheeling. Va.
y u Brushes made Ia order. Nov ~
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~ 4 EENSWNEE, knives and fprks. brushes sf ali
W Kinds sis sued Iook nE gas-rs aud great many
IONS he had a. tie odc.s IN Ohio eoanty-
Gallon TIL. JOHNSTON. Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-17

VYyliTE AVID brown lincus. towels table cloths and
~ pillow linen &c. a; ri. JOHN SroNS Ir.
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TRUSTEES, NOTICE.

nN decd duly recorded. William Orr has e-avsyei to
- al ht- gcssis. wares and merchandise. notes.
hook accounts an chstf % Son IA trust
Tor the hsnefi 81 has creditors. tH il~e iud~hs I'd
him viii pics-e call srd make pavuc-it Ia me. my
absence home " isa Hall Nafkst ~,usrs All
THESE hsvs claims against said Ger. wi phrase present
them for ssttlcuient.
i9-N SHEKRtND cLEMrNs
1USr Received A. Boxes Cheese aud fer sale ~
~ Nov IL JNok. ROTSfORDs
Yt'Sr received ard f,r sale ~ Aii,nsa Mstweu
~ 80 Vsir ladics calf B-,t-. IN Bearded MoSooro
Roots iCO pair do 80 pair do hAf a,er- 100 pair de-
wbold do. al cf which wiii - sold very low
My ~
M FAIR Misses pes'd Itaot. 100 pair DO alp, -
- ~ do Morocco We'd aud ps--gsri nuckth>. 70
ecKcd and f"r -aio ~ ALl.NAN& MAXWELL.
FAIR mems coarse lioois % pair do hesvv calf.
0P - pair hne d. - pair Morocco do. CA pair t.um
Ne, ~. Af.i.M IN a MAXWELL.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.
WEEKLY HERALD.
The Entampment Of the California Regiment.

We will have our regular edition OF the Hsraid
for Europe ready tomorrow Afternoon ~ o'clock,
in time to be sent by the steamer Hibernia, which
vii. sail from Boston on Sunday, the 10th inst.
1t will contain, as usual, the latest news of i'm
portance from Mexico, and from all other parts
of the world-a review of commercial, financial,
and political affairs; the Oregon documents and
correspondence; graphic view of the closing
scenes in Congress, to the moment of ADJOURN
ment, and will be illustrated by an engraving rep
resenting the Encampment of the California
Volunteers on Governors Island, in this harbor.
Price six and quarter cents, in wrappers.
The Weekly Herald, rs hitherto, will be ready
tomorrow morning, at o'clock, and will con-
tain as much matter as the Herald for Europe, and
be illustrated with the same engraving.
Price sxpence.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday equally numerous as those
Of the preceding day Amongst them will be found many
distinguished names from both Houses Of Congress.
AMERIcAr-L. SIMS Philadelphia; r. Solomon. Geo;
T. Barclay, Richmond; y, Wallace Boston; M Hough,
NJ o.; w warrell. Philadelphia; j. Atwater, u. s. A.;
1t Fowler, do; 1t Atwood, do; 1t Hyer, do; J. Pike
Mass; D. Morgan, Georgia: Captain Lavalette, U. Al
J. Broadhesd, Philadelphia.
As1oR-W. Penney, St Louis, w. McGurnegh, do; g.
Charleston; NJ Patterson Boston; A. Twombly, do; Ed
more; J. Ross, Nova Scotia; A. Mckay, Florida; B.
Rich, Chicago; Epes Sargent, ~ Scotia; Hon. A. Con.
stable Maryland; NJ Kellogg, Baltimore; j. Wordsworth
Chicago; II. Hampshire, Mobile.
CIrY-T Seymour, Peekskili A. White, Georgia; J.
Taylor L. c.; D. Davis Philadelphia NJ. Carlisle Wash
ington; j. Lambert Philadelphia; Campbell, Indana
B. Taylor L c.; w. Tooke, Georgia; NJ. Beeman, Texas
II. Marks New Orleans J. Travers, New Jersey; J.
Mason Con-; Captain Van Ness, Pittsburg; T. Weary,
Missouri; r. Nef, Philadelphia; II Walker, Michigan
FRArxLsw-H Granbeck, Albany; j. Crosswell, Cats
kill; d. Hitchcock, Mass; j. Fenill, do; J. Robinson
l.. c.; c. Whitlock, Chicago; w. Montgomery. Connec
ticut Bartholomew u. .. Al +. w. Hall, n. Orleans
j. lngliss L. c.; George Pattle, Aabama $ Cox Tenn
8 Wallace do, Thompson, Columbus; George Manu.
ST. Louis; s. bellzhoover, do; j. Travel, Indiana; 4.
Wallis, Lousiana.
HowARp-J. Wilson, Lexington, KY; IT. Peck, Haver-
straw; w. Watson, Philadelphia; r. Peterson Georgia.
p. Thompson do; J. Lamb Philadelphia; q. Cooper do
c. Pelham, Boston; J. Cunningham, New Haven; u.
Wallace, Tenn; j. Millman Ill Burgin Philadelphia
J. Dwight, do; George Thompson, Alabama; General
Cass Michigan; Walker, Philadelphia; g. Newell do;
! Arnold, Milwaukee; B. faiaick, Kentucky Hon Root
Dale Owen Indiana; Hon. John @ Adams Mass; Hon C.
Goodyear, schohsrie; Hon. W. fitkin, Rochester,
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The OREGON DOCUMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE
We conclude the publication of these documents
in this days paper.
1t will be perceived that the governments of the
two countries directly at issue in interpreting
the clause regulating the navigation of the Column
ba-ours insisting that the right is limited to Sc
venteen years, and the other that it is perpetual.
MIR. Buchanans last letter to Mr. McLane directs
him to inform Lord Aberdeen tn at the treaty was
ratified according to our construction of that
clause and he in reply sta ed that as the British
understand it, the right is perpetual
Here then we have the basis of the treaty. again
in dispute. What ought 10 be done in the case I
The best plan would be to keep silent, and pursue
the mastery inactivity" policy chalked out by
John G. Calhoun, people the country, drive off
the Hudson Bay Co., and then insist upon our
own construction.
1t is hardly worth while to renew the angry
discussion, for in the nature of things we will have
all we wish in few years without any trouble.
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CANADIAN EXPORTS Shorty after the passage
of the warehouse bill, the point was started whc-
ther that act would enable our Canadian neigh
bors to export their produce to England or other
foreign countries, through the United States, with
the benefit of drawback.
1t now turns out that after he warehouse bill
became a law, another act was passed by Con-
gress for the express purpose of securing this
privilege to the neighboring British provinces. Il
is entitled
"An Act for the allow of drawback on foreign
merchandise imported into certain districts of the Uni.
ted States from the British North American Provinces
and exported to foreign countries Approved 9Th Au.
gust, 1896"
We now respectfully invite our northern colo
NAL neighbors, who want to ship produce to Eu-
rope, or any other part Of the world, to send it
down this way, instead of encountering the more
tedious and dangerous navigation of the St Law
renee. The act of ls45 enabling you to import
your merchandise by the way of our canals, has
proved highly serviceable to you. The like pri-
vilege of exporting by way of the States, will be
equally So
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Rrooklvn InteIIlgeuce.

DEArH OF ANDREW OAKS, EsoR.-The death Of Mr..
Cakes one Of the Of Kings county took place
on Tuesday evening last at the house Of his brother at
Fire Island IslipL Iwhere he went on visit with
his family about week before. On Friday evening he
went out to bahe and on coming home left of some of
his under clothing in consequence of which he took
cold which settled his lungs His funeral will
take place this afternoon at three O'Clock and his
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetry for inter
ment
Bopy Fousp.-The body Of Patrick Brady, who was
drowned Monday last in the vicinity Of South Ferry
was yesterday found in the East River, between Amy
and Pacific Streets An inquest shortly aferward
held and the jury found verdict Of accidental drowning
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The COURT OF ENQUIRY IN THE CASE OF GENE
RAJ GAINES, &c, &c.-The examination of the
Court ofEnquiry is finished, and General Gaines
has concluded his defence. There is, probably,
very little doubt but that he will be acquitted of
all charges made against him. 1t is supposed
that there will not be even an implied censure.
But of this we shall know more in short time.
We consider that the conduct of Secretary Mar
cy in insttuting this Court of Enquiry, has not
been properly understood. We mean to give the
devil his due. The circumstances attending the
requisiton for troops by General Gaines were
novel; decision was necessary to be arrived at
for the establishment Of precedent; and num-
Der of experienced military men were called toge-
Their to decide upon an isolated case, in order to
arrive at the settlement of general principle; the
mere fact of summoning the General to appear
before this court, did not necessarily imply CEN
sure; but on the contrary opened his conduct to
approval, if he really acted within the bounds Of
reason. We think, therefore, that the Secretary
has done his duty in deciding upon the necessity
of precedent; and ifthc honorable board assem-
bed declare their approval of the acts, and belief
in the pure intentions OF General Gaines, as they
probably will, the latter will be justified and the
military law ofthe country distinctly defined and
improved.
We are of the opinion, from what we have
seen, that the movements of the administration
in prosecuting the war against Mexico are too
quickly censured; the wing papers seem to be
over anxious for the honor OF the country. We
don't care fig for the President or his cabinet,
but whether we care for them or not, we mean
to stick to them till they really commit serious
faur pas, SO far as this war is concerned. We
think that they have so far done all in their power
in the prosecution of hostilities-we hope that
they will 60 on with vigor.
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u.v,,r.,,n OF sna Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, August 1875 r. M.
There was very little change to-day in the stock mar
ket Prices remain generally rates current yesterday
Reading went x; Harlem y.
Counterfeit ten ds.lar notes the State Bank Of Ind
ana, are in circulation. They entirely different
from the genuine. They purport to pay to H. Bates,
letter A. vgnette Indian and sailor, ship in
the distance medallion head and Washington on the left
margin, and Lafayette the right.
The books for subscription to the capital stock of the
Hudson River railroad to be opened the LIST septem
ber in this city and in Albany We have doubt great
efforts will be made to fill the required subscription, and
we trust they will not be made in vain is very i'm
portant work We have been without direct railroad
communication with Albany long enough, and it il about
time proper should be taken to construct
The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for the
month of July, this year, immense being nearly
equal the gross income many roads in year. The
receipts of this road not only large but the increase,
compared with previous years, is immense We annex
the gross receipts of July in each of the past three
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PENSACOLA, July 25th, l846.
Knowing your office to be the emporium of news, and
your paper the only proper distribution of it, take the
liberty of addressing you few lines, to inform you Of
the state of affairs in the Gulf
and now at anchor of the navy yard She made the
passage in days from Vera Cruz By her we learn
The Commodore and fleet bockadng the city, while
inside of SACRIFICES several English, French, and
Spanish men OF war The har6or OF vera cruz was en-
solitary English steamer few days previous to the
Raritan leaving there had been slight skrmsh be-
tween marines OF the squadron and the Mexcans
while the Princeton watering ship, the marines
being sent shore to protect the boats crews The
Raritan had also been down water ship and
on landing thirteen horsemen were SEEN but they i'm
medately retreated IL was supposed for reinforce
ment; they waered however, and were not molested;
but while the ship getting underweigh about thirty
more mounted rode down to the beach, This is all we
learned of any importance. The health Of the officers
Of the Raritan's She ordered here by Commodore
Conner to recruit having eighty or ninety men sick
day. There are about sixty whose times have
PRED and to be paid Off This morning. about seven
~ sent to the hospital from the Raritan We
hear also that the ships company appear very grateful
and speak the highest terms Of the gentlemanly aen-
tive and humane surgeon Dr. F, who has done all that
Everything that could be done in the way Of procuring
fresh provisions and vegetables, he did while at Vera
Cruz and it through his ntercession with the Com
modore that the Raritan was sent here
The steamer Princeton has excited the admiration Of
not only her own countrymen but that OF ne foreign
in preventing vessels entering Vera Cruz than three
ofhe squadron The Princeton lying at the navy
yard and to proceed to Vera Cruz to join the Com
modore in q few days.
II you wish, will write casionally, and keep you
advised a. to the movements of the squadron, &c.
Write as often you can.-ED. HERALD
Commodore Shubricks broad pennant was hoisted on
board the Independence to-day, at mon, and salute
fred from the Navy Yard. She il of Long wharf,
and will sail in few days for the Pacific, vie Rie de ia
metro Commander Ogden has been ordered to her in
the place of Captain Lsvalee, detached-Bo'ton Jour-
nal, August H.
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valuable discovery neither smut wash off,
being Liquid Dye which nstantaneousy changes the color
of the hair beautiful black without injury to
the hair skin The superiority Of this Dye consists IN
the application and effect other
dyes requiring twelve hours produce
change Its superior excellence will be apparent to every
bottle fSrwsIded them by express. by sending cash. en-;
per bottle, with full directions for City gentlemen
tied call the depot and have their whskcs dyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-14

TIVE REMNANTS OF THE SEssIoN.-The naval
pcns;on bill was on Monday passed by both Houses
rhe Cherokee treaty ratified by the Senate, with
one small amendment which will not, probably, pre-
vent its finally going into effect The bill making APP
propratiou for It's execution lost 1t entering
the House Of Representatives by the Speakers hammer
descending at II o'clock The appropriation Of $50 900
for carrying out the Pottawatcmc treaty was embraced
in the same BILL Union
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Common Pleas-In Chambers.

Arc Is-BaIiou vs. Percy 4 Reed and fpo other
causes--An application was made to Judge Daily today
the part of Doctor Brandreh to set aside executions
issued on Judgments obtained in these causes. The
facts upon which the application was founded, are
similar 10 those upon which the application made TO
Judge vsnderpoel Wednesday were founded, and in
yove the same question precisely Judgment deferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-14

WIKI CUuHtts ~
whitcomb is undoubtedly elected though the Legis'
lature may be wing.
ILLINOIS.
In addition we have returns from McHenry County,
democratic by 252 majority Lee County democrauc
ll6 maj; WiDnebsgo County. wing by l2s ana OKIe
County, wing by 50 maj The democrats have cerF'eo
the State.
MISSOURI.
The returns come in slowly and are not dnersn' "'"
the usual results
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Army Intelligence.

We understand that Governor Edwards has authorised
Thomas H. Holt Of this city, to raise company OF vo
infantry recently called Tor from this State to join Gen
Kearneys expedition to Santa Fe Capt Holt required
the company with all possible despatch and will
therefore commence receiving volunteers Immediately
st LoJuis Republican, Aug. Z.
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Wing gain in az Counties 1871. .
The wings have probably elected their Governor an
IN = 'ecislsture by increased mojoritics.
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G. Saunders Patent Natalie Tablet Razor

SropThe oldest and approved strop in hav-
ing been before the public Tor the last thirty be
had subscribers No. 1T Broadway Wholesale and
tail The public and strangers invited to call and examine
he arInusn afie
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Literary Intslligence

Rev. Simeon North President of Hamilton College, Is
among the eminent and learned whose names nsvS
been suggested In connection with the Rressdency
Yale. College m
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PIumbe's National Dnguerreotype Gallery,

25 Broadway, is without any eSception the most magni.
of nature and truly wende rul visit from
of understanding will confirm all that we can say OF
the skill and arrangement displayed by Professor Plumbe at
n galle