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vNHOUSANJS OF DOLLARS

wanted IN Cash, Produce and
GoodS!! In exchange Tor the suhscriber'>
pr"'' ssi"nal services. at the following low
rates, VIZ; Visits within one mile of his
Once. oo cents. adding IS cents per mile for
an over that distance. \ reasonab e add.
tlonal charge for Medicines Obstetr,cal
cases within 10 miles, SIS Ills experience
and success IN the diseases peculiar to this
climate. as well as those peculiar to women
and children. gives hun confidence in sole
ting share of Public lavors
aug III ID. ;. CHAPLIN.
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GLASGOW HOUSE. !
Corner of O.ips auS 5;tua0 5E'''
N l,uuiS, lHISSOHf.

NJ LUilS, HlssoH" .ome ~
rUyilE Undersigned mas = cehs'y WINCH
lessee vi tnss e>taoilshnehA' me w.
now undergoing thorough irpana the be
ae " pars OF .ns city. making ass
stopping place .or the trase"us No ~
merchants irom tue upper 'o"a f.sa
viii b. spared to please all "ho @
with tneir patronage -. StGr&
IL Baggage taken TO anu M. AI&
free III charge. iHoo proorsta
ian Is 1864
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protection Fire and Marine Insur-
nn"e 60 npany.
VAN COOK has been duly an


painted an agent nf the Protection In.
shrahce Company OF Hartford, Conn, at
Burlington, Iowa. and is authorized to in
sure dwelling houses. stores aud ware hon
ses, mus, mnnuiartor es, barns stables
ana the contents Of each, together with
every other similar species of property a.
gainst loss or damage bv fire. The rates
OF premium Offered are as low as those OF
any Other similar institution. and ever,
man mas now an Opportunity. for :riiling
sum tn protect himself against the .avages
OF tins destructive element, which often.
IN single hour sweeps away the earnings
oil mtnv years
There are two situations, in either Of
which the value Of Fire Insurance can br
adequately appreciated. viz: Whie stand
my upon the RUNS Ola persons own proper.
". receiving FROM the Insurance office the
full am nnt which he has lost; or standing
upon The same spot surrounded, perhaps
by n deSoiaicd family lameniing that Stu
pidtty and folly which failed to provide a
galnst such contingency. je l2-tf
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ED NC NTHSr.
4. Harris, VI. D..
Sjnrtor OF DegtlI Sura,r

WlLi perform. in a perfect nina.
OPERATIONS necess nv ta the bs,h. 4
~ and preservation ~ the TFrTa.
Every one i sensible &c the person,l \.
'ages derived from set nf fine teeth 4, /"
are aware 10 what an extent health NV
and tonger'ty are dependent upon th,. !.
cate ornaus.
BY pr0pe" aud Seasonqble attnts, =.
numb, 81 Tee h. tie value Of winch =,
known tilt they are lrreroverablv lad A.,
preserved to the latest period Of tie
hR. HARRIS will insert, On true anna.
t-inaolcs tn hes les.r ntiia Of A.,
cTAL TFFTH. which will be fonnd 10 ,o,,r,
the p4rpn>es of ma~ticatlnn. and remo,,
imp dimrnt in the speech ocrasinned ), ,
los al the natural teeth.
lie viii. also give such advice and Ia,
Ance 10 parents as wIll enable them 10 fan.
irregularities IN ,he teeth al their children
Ia secure for them one of the greatest |.
ingS-A REGULAR AND HEALTHY nsNruRE
4 long and successful practice enabls
H. I" guaranty - his patients coRrEcr
EFFICIENT TREATMENT. LADIES' and Cent?,
sting = Louis, and requiring Dental d,
tons, are resp ct:uIly invited 10 consul
hIm.
;OFFICE-.-Cornnr Of Fourth and
charles ~'rn' T., 81. Louis, No.
ma, 26 '46
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N0tEce.

ENHE undersigned have ust opened IA
B Livery Stable IN The rear OF CorSe x
Hartman = Coach Factory. where they in
tend Keeping at ali Times II good aud puner
al assortment Of horses and carriages OF
every description, to suit the public; anu
they hope 5v faithful attention to business
to merit "A share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do well 10 give them call be
lore engaging eiaewhere; for they pledge
themselves 10 keep on hand at all tunes.
a plenty Of good provendcr, and good al
tentive "stlers Nopains shall be spared to
render general 'atisiactInn
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co
in 20'Ji-tf
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

Jefferson street, Burlington. Iowa.
RON-Fia.. square and round, ass'd
sizes, plough slabs, plough wings. asst
shapes I'd sizes
SFEEL.-Ca>t, Germln. Am. blister. Enc
blister, German and spring ass d
Stoves improved Premium. and Yam
kee Notion Cook stoves. parlor.
Coal, Box. 10, I, and plates.
different sizes.
ALSO.--Jrwrtt's Improved Patent Car,
Ps"lghS. Tn Plates. Copper
Sheet iron. iron WIRE. Nails and
casting 81 every descriptions.
full supply of the above articles always
on hand, and for sale ds low as can be al.
folded by ap "a Jonx G.. roorE,
rUNikE CARE OF YOUR BOOKS
T. Snhsorihersto the New World, Miles
Register, Lad,'s Book, Graham's Mara
zmc, &c, viii do we'll 10 havct them Bonna
as soon after the expiration Of the Volumes
as possible BY so doing they viii b,
able to preserve those valuable publica
tIons in perfect order.
All the varieties OF Binding executed IN
u neat and durable manner, by
VILLA " GREENE
Blank Books OF any size or pattern
made to order, on the most easuna lie terms.
burlington, August 25.-tf VIC
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Tire shing Machines
DIR E. f STERLY & CT,

!" 10, hrSinut Streff STIat 0Ws IhApsT
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL DEAF
Frs ~ Ill varuahte FANNY NrpDn'A
and bv special appointment Of tie prnprea
IRE the only authorized agents IN y ~
and General Wholesale Agents Tor the w
t-rn States. for ihe following Justly pops
remedies:
Burhan's Hungarian Balsam Of Lie 90.
DIR Lnayne's compound syrup Of "
Cherry
Thompsnn's compound syrup Of lar =
Wood Napilia
Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor
Jew Davir's ar Hebrew Plaster
Driterer's Maggie Har oil
DR. iial.tcd's Magnetic Remedies
DIR Aliens Dysp"Ltic Compound
Ur Upnam-s SegeIaDic rtIu r'rr'"'v .,.s
DR. smiths indian vegetable tsugaf ''"
Pills
Vegetable 'crsian Pills
Morr,Sot's Universal lIsgean Pi'ls
Bowers Infant Cordial; Bart'ne's Lo's, IN
Ailebas,'s Family aedleipes.the o'a'' 80
do liealtn pulls aud tootn aca' VI
do Poor Mans Plaster
Spencer's Tome Buffers
Bakers Drarrhei Spseltc ,,
DR. Natson's Fever aud Ague r's d
Wvnkoop's Tome Mixture. TOT 10"
agne
Hcmslcy's worm syrup, Ok Marrow
lir b, cker's eye Dalsam
DIR Welcomes Nu.m Specific
Shcrman's med,catcd toilet soap
Nerve aud hone Imminent
DIR hemucl Narteu's tooth p'"us'
McAllster all healing ointmen' II. nj
and, IN tact. every ether truly s a'o'S spls
elm now before tie puhilc. can % NM Dsya
M. IL, Lhr-tnu, : rect. ) ,aTIf
IL Country Merchants. eify ~ pfl
Dfuggt. Is, aud dealers Ia n,ed'e'''srh ,, 4
ed 10 call and examine our prices e.s
he sold al ~ per cent less tbah ~" uS-1
had eIse where 10 The city. may
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n YARNS, ES;s rssfe for sale. We havea
Il number at valuable improved farms ~
this aud other counties, which we will sell
On the most liberal terms.
July 10 GRi MES s. STARR
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30 Dt AMI Slos Maxim,
~ ~ undersigned respectfully inform
IL citizens of darlington aud vicnll, d
he has commenced the ahuve business vi
its virions branches He is prepared 10 al
work IN hi line. from an lnian,'s She b
1entleman's Boot. in the latest and -
fashionable stvle-nut Of the hest mater
hat can he had IN the United STATES II
hticen wears experience IN :hr business hw
q the best Shops East. he feels conideE
pleasing "a u those who NAV give i'm ell
~ SHOP o. MAIN STREET, ops
Lowe y il'ckok's office aud threa door q
of the Did Post DiTice OLIVER Cll
ian -. '46 -36-6u
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ATTENTION.
OPENING OF SPRING.
Immense Stock Of Ready Nude Sp ing and
summer Clothing Manufactured expressly
for The up country Trade.
c. g r. LEWIS,
No. 100, Main Street 81 Louis. 40,
WHOLESALE CL0THIERS,
A RE now receiving the frs, shipments
- Of their new and splendid stock Of cloth
ing adapted to the season and trade. which
they will offer tor cash approved paper AZ
prices extremely low, that thew oety any
Concern in the United States to undersell
them. The country dealers can at all times
find endless variety OF every style, quality
and fashion OF Ready Made Clothng--com.
ple,e assortment. Oar Advantages are su.
perior to all others in manufacturing c lothin2
We buy our domestic goods OF the mannfac
lnrers themselves at the lowest rates and i'm
por, our foreign goods as cheap as any House
in New York.
OUR FACTORY
is conducted bv Mes~rs Lewis & TIanforrd,
10 tins business render them superior to any in
the lne:--,he most efficient corps OF cutters
in the country engaged. Lewis Factory
IS SITUATED
in New YORK City. Nos a52 and 254 Pearlst.,
where III our goods arrive direct. No two or
three dravages to pay, no johbers, importers
or agents profits 10 contend with. Every
thing comes to us from the
direct, winch is a saving ola least % per cen,
to those wto purchase clothing Of
IEE WV II $3.50
Hundreds can testify to these facts, who have
bough: Ct us heretofore.
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
merchants, we invite your attention TO this
leviathan stock Of clothing: comprising III.
latest patterns and STYLES of French. English
and American Manufacture.
saving of 25 per cent. can be made and
every article in the clothing line can at al
'im"S he found by the boz. or Package. AT
HseD. NEW ARRANGEMENTS-
store enlarged-feur immense lofts newly
fitted up-the
BEST LIGHT
in the city for merchants to select goods bv---
store situated on the corner of Main and Green
streets.
We have the largest stock Of clothing ever
landed in St Louis; and are bound TO
CLoTHE THE WEST
al the sma' Hest possible advances. Particular
attention paid to the packing oi good sizes ana
sound garments orders prom pity attend
ed TO. Large 100 at top of the House.
New clothing continually arriving from our
factory. Two Thousand hands constantly az
work large dag syn hanging out in front
with name. number, &c.
GYcome and see 100.
c. 4 T. LEWIS.
The Herald, at BLOOMINGTON, Express. at Dr.
Bnque. and Times, at Neosauqua, will please
ropy To the amount OF SIS each aud send in
their bills 10 C. s. L. l.
marl2 -42-2m
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A. 8oCERIES 4 large and splendid
" assortment just reed and Offered Ter sal.
9 hhds prime sugar
2 hhis loaf do
20 sacks rio coffee
bbls Y O mnlasses
2 do No |. mackercl
| casx saleratus
chests imperial and Y II teas
Is boxes Va Ky and Mo tobacco
4 do ) fine soap. with great many
other articles too numerous to mention
apl9 WIN GARRETT Il Co
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Miners Improved Patent Pump, for

Miners Improved Patent pump, for
Wells. Cisterns, Springs. sc.
) as superior to the common Lag Pump
z as that is to the old crotch aud pole,
and cheaper than either! The working
parts being all iron, and no lower box, it l.
not liable to get out ni order, aud all re.
pairs are done away with. The sock il IN
decaying and water proof and the Whale i,
secure from frost. neat, durable, simple
and cheap, and easily worked that
child five wears old can raise water with it
a supply OH hand and Will be sold very
low hv J. +. TALl.ANT,
sept1 Water st.
y Nl DIlNOND Plough .HouL4s, iusi
q W received and for sale hF
mlrl3 John e.. F"ute,
IN PLOUGH Sabs-ju received and
y - tor sale by
marie John G.. Fo0te,
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WW i. GARRETT e. co. have just
w received and offer for sale cheap.
2JO0 lbs. Fire Iron.
II sets Wagon boxes
40 k q Nails. assorted
80 boxes Window Glass, by to IL by Is
doz Horse Collars
:" iIames
3 Spades 81 Sh0vels
Gram Scoops
9 Hay Forks
6 Hoes different sizes)
Wilson's Cctfee Nils with many 9th.
er articles too te iIous to mention,
Remember the store, corner Of Main and JET
fersnn streets
April 9 '46.
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.tiibV.ILS and FORKS Cast steel
- spovels aud pitch forks ) tined do, and
manure forks. for sale at Sligo Iron Store
msr26 '46 JUN G FrprE,
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tiey Goas for>:.se ,ni Ia sse..s.

n Wy @1VtS TUT ~ttts f0kEU GO Ahtkks.
" We have large number OF lots IN this
CITY which we are authorized To sell on ac-
commpdatng terms, and some which we
will rent Tor il term OF wears. Enquire of
july 10 GRIMES & STARR.
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OUISA COUNTY LANDS.
IL We will sell the following lands in the

All oi the above lands are ii the Virginia
Grove township and viii he sold extremely
low. scp25 GRIMES q STARR
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ARD 500 kegs leaf lard for sale by
IL apr2 VIZ CooLs.usa = co
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ID )RK &c. 81 bbl- mess pork
So hams so shoulders bacon
2l5 Kegs leaf lard in store and for sale by
ap9 WI GARRETT 4 CO
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ETARDWARs. dnz spirit levels
assorted SIZES
Il" horse shoe rasp Ea IL t3 and Ii inch's
3 do mill saw files do II IL aud I3 do
5 do Il 1t bastard do do IL II aud l3 do
20 do hAndsaw do do a. and do
Sash planes. tongue and grove do. bench do.
bead assorted do, patent saw sets, together
with general assortment Of building mater.
ais and other hardware, just received and for
sale cheao for cashsor produce by
oct $40 LAUMAN
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Entirely New.

ftNitk ,ubSrrIheris now openlng. and has
L his arrangements nearly c"moleted al
the corner of Third aud Jefferson SITS, %.
po>ite the large new Hotel, 2I2 Packages
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NJ such 4
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Dor sou,
Jsns,
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mandlng the lst Division L. M., relies with confidence upon the zeal and patriotism of the citizen soldiers of this Division, in promptly filling the requisition without the. resort to dralt-and he hopes the required number of Volunteers will be immediately enrolled, and that the officers of the lst Division will forthwith take the necessary measures 10 call into the service of the United States, such Volunteers as may offer their services, in order that they may be or ganlzed into Companies, Battallons and Regi- ments.
 I'd, As soon as organized, the Comman- ding Officers will report to Division Head Quarters, in order that they be mustered into the service of the United States.
 5. The term of enlistment will be for six months unless sooner discharged.
 4lh. All necessary aims, equipments aud camp equipage, will be furnished the troops by the Paymaster of the departments U. 5. Army.
 By order of Major Gen.
 JOHN L. L.LEWIS,
 Commander lst Division L. Nj.
 CHARLES A, LABUZAN,
 Acting Inspector of Division.
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as.lsis
0l8IgUA A asEyo


 The following letter, to our esteemed fellow cti- zen, Rev. ". W. srEvENsoN, from Dr. POLLARD. announces the death of his brother, Mir SAMUEL SrEvE ENsoN, of Washington county:
 Fagettev7le, April 26h, ls46. BROTHER STEVENSON:
 h haste, drop you few lines, by which you will learn that your brother, SAMUEL STEVENSON, is no more. He died on Friday last about eigh; o'clock, A. M. He was taken few days before, with chill, followed by fever and pain in his head and breast; was opposedto sending for medical aid, sopposing the symptoms would subside in few days. In this, however, he was mistaken. The disease seemed to locate in the chest his lungs be- came much diseased, and the difficulty of breathing increased. He took some domestic remedies; but they were dnavaiIing. On Friday morning he con sented to send for me; but on my arrival, 1 found he had been dead about an hour. He was truly one of the excellent of the earth, He was rational as long as he could speak-was entirely sensible of his approaching dissolution, and dreaded not the "grm monster" But trusting, confidently, in the pro- mises of his Savior, he died without groan, leav- ing not an enemy behind.
 His relatives will write you more particularly.
 Yours truly, T. ]. POLLARD.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-05-13
From the ". 0. Courier, Aiau2 IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE ARMY -HOSEu l1'IES ClMMENCrn

AiOol lLl IEO SOM M EN CED.
 We entertain no apprehensions whatever Tor the fate of the army. By the time the Mexlcans crossed the river, the American lortIiication opposite Matamoros was com Pieted, and when that was done, we have no doubt that General Taylor, leaving detacb- ment to defend the works, marched against the enemy and gave them goed cause to re- member him.
 General Taylor has made a requisition upon Governor Johnson, of this State, for four regiments, comprising each ten compa- nies, including 63 men, 10 wit: Captain, 3 Lleutenants, 4 Seigeants, Corporals, 3 Mu- slclans and 5O Prlvates, the whole reouisi- ton amounting to upwards of 2,500 men. General Taylor, in his letter to the Go- vernon, declares that he relies upon the zeal and patriotism of the citizens of Louisiana. Tor speedy and prompt compliance with ths call, to reinforce his forces, now engag- ed Tn active hostilites with an enemy supc- rlor i'll number. This call will no, have been made in vain. The city of New Or leans alcne is able, and we trust is willing. to furnish the whole number of men requir- ed; not by draught, but by voluntary enroll ment.
 Gen. Taylor recommends to the Governor m II, pressing terms, the appointment of Gen. PERSlFOR F. SMITH 10 the command of these troops; with which recommendation the Governor cheerlulIy compled-and a better choice could not be made. General smith IS brave and skillul officer, who has seen much hard service in Florida, where he acquired great distinction as commander of the detachment oI Louisiana volunteers ill the war against the Seminole Indians.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS,

sNHE undersigned have lately established TOWN 1 at McLaif's bottom on the south side of the Arkansas river called ROSEViLLE, and will al that place offer the lots for sale on TUESDAY the 30TH OF JUNE NEXT, for cash or on credit, as shall best suit purchasers. To those acquainted with the locality oi RosEvtLLE nothing need be said of it's advantages, but 10 those who are not may be ob- served, that 1t s about the centre of Franklin coun- ty on the Arkansas rver and will doubtless be made the county seat. It is laid od into nine large blocks oi twelve lots each, on high ground and above all overhows. Il is surrounded by remarkably rich and productive country, and can be reached by Steam Boats al all seasons oi the year. It is boun- uiuliy supplied with the very best spring Water which never fails, and is entirely healthy. The main road on the south side of tine Arkansas river from Little Rock to Fort Smith and Fort Gibson, the main road from Missouri to Texas, and Louisl. ana, and the Toad from Clarksvc Johnson county south, all pass through the town.
 It Is the principal crossing point for the northern and northwestern part of Arkansas, ,--tbere being excellent ferry facilities 10 accommodate the public It promises advantages. which must lnalseit town ol importance, and those who desire to make safe investment, would do we'll to attend the sale or ap ply to the undersigned to purchase at private sale lndisputable title, will be made. For luther par ticqlars inquire of L. C. GUN at Roseville or S. M WEAVER at Little Rock, Arks.
 l.. c. QUIN,
 $. M. WEAVER.
 PRoPRIeToRs. Little Rock, May 4th 1916. n34-6w
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B Y AUTHORITY.
I o. 4I.I

NO. Al.
 AN ACT to provide for raising four Regi-
 ments of Volunteers.
 Sect. lst. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Siale of Louisiana in General Assembly convened That the sum of one hundred thousand do- lars be, and the same is hereby appropriated Tor raising, equipping, transporting and pay- ing four Regiments of Volunteers, Infantry Artillery, and Cavalry for the Army in Texas. Sect. 2d. ,aBe it further enacted: That sail sum shall be paid on the warrant of tie Go vernon, ln such amounts as the said Govern or may deem expedient for carrying out the objects of this act.
 (Signed) DAVID A. RANDALL, Speaker of the House ol Representatives (SgneD TRASIMON LANDRY, Lieut.. Gov. and President ot the Senate.
 (Signed) ISAAC. JOHNSON,
 Governor of the State ol Louisiana
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[No. 42.] RESOLUTION.

Be it resolued by Inc Senoie and House of Representatives. of he State of Loujsi- ana, in General ;4Sscmbly coareaed, Thai this Legislature is willing to meet such ap- proptiations as the Governor of Louisiana may deem necessary for the national defence or national honor.
 (Sighed) DAVID A RANDALL, Speaker of the House eff Representatives.
 (Signed) TRASlMON LANDRY, Lieut.. Gov and President of the Senate. Approved 2d May, lS46.
 (Signed) ISAAC JOHNSON,
 Governor of the State of Louisiana
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BY THE GOVERNOR
 AND COMMANDER-IN-C CHIEF.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. '. 4 HEAD QUARTERS,
 LITTLE RoCK. Mau 9M, lSl6. {


 LITTLE ROCK, May 9h, lSi6
 WHEREAS information, to be relied upon, has been received that actual hostities have commence ed between the United States and Mexico-that our aArmy of occupation'' is surrounded by large body Of Mexican troops-and that General IAyLoR has made a requisition upon the States of Louist- ona and TeraS for re ,inforcemen to enable him to meet the enemy. And, whereas, it IS probable that more troops will be required, and, Tn order to supply them, call will be made upon this State
 Therefore, THOMAS s. DREW, GOVERNOR AND CoMMANpER-IN-cHIEF OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. make this my preliminary Pfoctdnaf,on to all persons under my command liable to do mili- tary duty. to hold themselves ready to be enrolled into the military service of the Union ;.paftlcularly directing and requiring each and every General ot Division, General of Brigade, and Colonel of Re- grnent, to take, forthwith, all necessary and proper steps o ascertain the strength and condition oi their respective commands, in men, arms and equipments; and to report at the earliest practicable moment, to the ADJUTANT GENERAL.
 Confidently relying upon the patriotism and gal. lantry of our citizen Soldiers, that in the event o1 their services being needed, roluntaV enrotnaeat will supercede the necessity of Dratt, suggest the speedy organization of Holunteer Companies, throughout the State.
 can not deem it necessary to make any other, as there certainly Can be no higher, appeal to the people of this Stte in order to insure their ready and jealous cooperation in the objects of this Pro clamaton, than a simple announcement oi the facts that IEar has eommenced-that the blood of our tet- io,o cifiseas has been Shed-and that re shaH pro- bqbly De nee3ed at an curly dey, to arengc rt blood and iafict just a,.d summary punsshnent upon the foe. n,rv By the Governor and
 Commander-in- Chief,
 SoLoN BoRLANp, .4djt. Gen.
 lc5- Each Newspaper published in this state is to give two insertions to this Prociama- tinn
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toria to rendezvous at Corpus Christi, pre- paraiory to marching for the relief of Gen. Taylor.
 a5- The United States army under Gen. Taylor is surrounded by the Mexican enemy on Texan soil. Gen. Taylor has called upon the governor of Texas for 2400 troops let Galveston shew to the world that they are always ready for the defence of their country-let them display the same spirit and aacrity that they did Ill lS42