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itself and the nation in this false position,would
give satisfactory answers to these questions.
We have conserscd with almost every officer
Of rank that has visited or passed through this
city from Mexico on the subject of our military
Operations there, not one Of whom has estma
ted at less than fifty thousand men the force that
ought to be employed in order to make an eff
clent impression.
Such we know have been the opinions and
advice given to the Government on the subject
by those who have had the best opportunities
of Judging. and some have gone even far beyond
the preceding estimate.
RECON. who is decidedly one of the most able
men in Mexico, and well qualified to Judge on
the subject, told one of our friends in Havana,
where he then was, "You have begun this war,
but it will be for Mexico to say when it shall
end" PreseLt appearances. we think, show
that there was great deal of truth in the re
mark.
When Gen. Scott has received all the rein
forcements that are now on the way him, he
will, we presume, have sufficient force to adj
vance and capture tile capital, and if the enc
nv, as we believe, will still obstinately refuse
10 enter into negotiations, we see no other course
for the Administration to pursue but TO hold ON
to il, and wait until the meeting of Congress,
leaving the National Legislature to decide on
the future course TO be pursued. 1t is, we think
very evident that we must either abandon the
interior, and fall back on the seacoast and from
tier, from uhich zee ought nerer 10 haze ad-
punced,J or we snst prosecute the war on a
much more extensive scale of operations.
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INDIANA BoSDs.-We learn by letter publi-
shed in the last Lafayette Free Press, that ten
and half millions of the bonds of that state
have been surrendered and cancelled, exclusive
of Understand that the State has resumed her
payment of interest. The entire standing debt
of Indiana will be exchanged during the next
twelve months.
MELANcHoLY-The son of the IIoa. Will
lam Sawyer, and son of Mr.. Van Horn vera
drowned at st. Mary's Ohio, last week, as supp
osed. They started to get horse some two mil.
es from town, and were seen riding him. The
boys did not return, and the horse wss found abo.
ut mile from town. The body of one of them
has been found.
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these chaplains would meet with, 1t is fact
that instead of combining their attention to tho
encampments of the American soldiery, they ac-
tualy mingled with the Mexicans more or less
and one Of them was murdered by the people,
for some cause unknown. Neither of them, Sc
far as we know, effected anything.
1t is very probable that the President antici-
patel much desirable information and assist
ance from these appontees, but that he plainly
told them they were to be spies, or that they
would have consented to act inthat capacity, is
Questionable.
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Correspondence of the Jour. Of Com.
WASHINGTON, July 30th, 1874


The Mexican intelligence, which we have
got by dribets through Telegraphic dispatches
from Richmond, is OF character exceedingly
unfavorable to peace. The news is gratifying
to the extent only, that it shows that our armies
attachments have not been cut off, though
they have been severely checked.
Any one who may expect peace from the ap-
pointment OF Commissioners to meet Mr.. Irlst,
under the present circumstances, Is likely to be
disappointed. Santa Anna may wish to gain a
little time, and retard the advance of General
Scott from Puebla That is sufficient reason
for the step taken in the appointment OF Com
missiOners.
There is another reason: Mr.. Buchanan, in
his letter of the 18th April to the Mexican
Minister of Fo, eign affairs, urges that Mexico
ought to listen and learn what propositions we
have to make. War must be perpetual unless
beligerent will listen to terms of peace.
The Mexican government would not be JUS
titled before the world in refusing to listen to
what Mr.. Trst may have to say Commits
sioner. But that the Mexican governmental
there is such government-wiil enter into
treaty of peace on any terms, is not now very
probable. Besides, the most powerful States
of Mexico have combined to prevent the central
government from making treaty. 1t treaty
were made with Santa Anna, and ratified by
the Mexican Congress, very little faith would
be put in its stability.
have heard from good authority that ouI
government, since Mr.. Tod left in the Ohio fol
Brazil have determined to make such conces
sions to the government Of Brazil as will pre-
vent farther difficulties with that power. Last
week the subject was discussed in the cabinet
and there was much disagreement there in re-
lation to it. The point was whether this gov
eminent should insist that Lieut.. Davis and the
sailors were under the Jurisdiction of the United
States i'm the same manner as if they had beer
on the deck of their ship. or whether they were
| or whether they were not not while on shore
answerabIe to the municipal authorities of Bra
I'll. 1t was decided that they were subject tt
the municipal laws of Brazil; and, this poin
being yielded, there can be no further trouble il
the matter after Mr.. Wise has been succeeded
by Mr.. Tod.
Late intelligence goes to show that the En-
peror and his ministers act under the influences
of hostility towards the United States, whc
hostility grows out of the late American Min
lister.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11
WING STATE CONVENTION.

A Wing State Convention for the nomination
of candidates to be supported by the Wings Of this
State for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, will
be held at the Court Honsc in the village of Jack
son, on Wcdnes day the fifteenth day of September
next, at two o'clock +. M. Each County in the
State may be represented in said Convention by two
delegates for each member of the House of Repre-
scntativcs, 10 which it is entitled BY law: Provided
that organized counties, not entitled to any member
of the Legislature, may each send delegate to
said Convcntiod,
Detroit, July 3lst, 1871.
( JACOB nj. HOWARD.
SAMUEL BARSTOW.
JOHN OWEN,
DAVID SMART,
Whtg State Committee.
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DIED. this village, on the Goth ult. of
lingering consumption, which he bore with the most
patient resignation, Mr. John Y. Larzalere, Esq.
in the Both year of his age. <
In this village on the 7th inst, WM. GRIFFIN [,
AGED "a years His funeral will be attended this
afternoon at 3o'clock. the Presbyterian Church,
his friends are invited to attend.
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THE Sc kEjNEL
CHARLES WOODRUFF, EDITOR.
YPsILANTI, WEDNESDAY JULY Is.

GJ Single copies mailed at the Office cents
each Three more of the number mailed TO
different addresses to the order of one person cents
u Postage on Papers thus sent, one cent within
the State, or to distance not exceeding one hum
dred miles; out of it any greater, distance, and
half cent.
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Steamboat SunE.-We learn, BY the Steam
er Harrison, that the Steamer Constitution,on
Saturday afternoon last, ran against the pier
at Sandusky City, knocked hole in her bows,
and sunk in nine feet water. She will probably
be raised again, but with considerable loss to
her owner.-Buf. Erp, Goth.
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DENTHsTR y.

4 Ii OPERATI 0NS performed in the v,rinu
"A branches of Dental Surgery. viz: Extracting
Cleansing. aud Filling d, clyed eth, with & I'D
Tin, and Silver Foil; Teeth set on Gold Plate or
Pivot. according TO The latest i'm vemeris. and
Warranted, by RI ASHLEY
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C." Different here,"-rhe Era calls fer the
rame Of some one who has sent it a dollar
We would like to find the dollars of some who
have sent us their names
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RIO FRlo Pass, July Is
Gen. Scott near Mexico.

We are now within fifteen miles of the city
of Mexico, in the advance under Gen. Worth.
Gen. Scott will be up this evening with the
main force, when we will have fifteen thousand
men, ten thousand regulars and five thousand
volunteers Mr.. Trist, our Commissioner, will
also come with Gen. Scott.
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.MOVIUS g. THIELSE.N.

orM so 9neAs ~ Ss' s,. !. As ss.
on the 18th day Of April A. d. 1877, Ipresentcd
petition to the Probate cour, of. said county,
PRAYING That might be appointed Administrator
OF me estate OF HenryFeaihsry. late OF Ypsilanti
IN SAID county deceased and that the hearing Of
sa,o petition IS postponed until the l7rh day Of
Nay AID. lS47 at one O. clockP. nj. 81 the probate
once In said county, 10 the end that all persons
interested may then and there appear and show
cause II any they have why the PRAYER OF said
petitionec should not be granted. se
A. II, BALLARD. =
Dated April 30. 1917. 6y
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Copper ore has been fennd at Muncy, Penn,
and specimens sent to Philadelphia for exami-
nation.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-11

| OFMr. Wise, the celebrated Aeronaut as
cended from Buffalo on the 9Th. inst making
his sixty third aerial trip. lie was carried out
over the lake, and landed in deep ,cater. Be-
fore striking he had the good fortune to hail a
passing brig, by which he was taken up and re-
turned TO the CITY.
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GIVE observe "good enough Morgan
goin the rounds, to the effect that VIM. Nor
discovered in Smyrna. The republicat on OF
the paragraph is extremely silly as every peson
will readily recognize it to be one of til, 'rco :
backs of the masonic excitement. 1t is an old
item if true, but we reccolect it was clearly
proven TO be hoax, at the time of its first az
pearance. 1t is no more true now.
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GIVE would respectfully cali the attention
of our readers to the card of Mr.. Bascom, Por-
mems of his art, to be seen in his room, will re-
pay an examination, and convince any one who
may be DESTROYS OF transmitting their own or d
friends lincaments to posterity, that perfect sat
lisfartion will be given. We trust that Mr.. B.
may receive the encouragement bis talent so
richly merits. Call and see his specimens.
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EREAD.-A writer in the Bee shows that at
the present prices of bakers loaves the baker
gets about $40 for baking barrel of four
Cronotype.
Speaking of bread-we know a lady who ex-
GELS in the manufacture of that article. 1t is
worth 80 to barrel OF -four, for her to bake
it up and yet she is unmarried Buff. Erp
Well, Mr.. Express, if you can vouch for 9TH
CIR qualifications :" to MATCH" just send her on.
Don't keep her where she can't be appreciated
to-
-" blush unseen,
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Ifmpirc Mills.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have completed
Il their new STEAM MILL and are now pre-
pared grind either wheat ol course gram in
the best manner and on tIs shortest notice.
Farmers wishing get their wheat Toured
will find it to their interest patronize pat
this mill, work will! he done on the most
reasonable storms and SUPERIOR QUALITY of -four
viii be made. There VIII be no delay in doing
custom work, as -four and meal of the best quail
iy will be kept constantly on hand TO exchange
for " heat, Corn, Rye or Barley.
The hghesf price viii at all times be paid for
every kind of grain, Slaves and HeGdng andtIoop
timber and cord wood. EDMONDS d co.
YpsiIanti, Jan. 26, lS47
THE PROTECTION NSURANCECOMPANY
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
atONTINUES to Insure upon The mos, flynra-
d bic terms, DwelIiugs-Barns-Merch disc
-Mills-s.ock in Mills and other kinds OF nsu-
rabe properly.
Apply to The Office Of their Agency at Ann A
Dor, in the p o. iIding, opposite the Bank
Washtenaw
JanuaIy Doth. 1S47.
MITCHELL EACKER, Agent
LIQUORS
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE at Y
u low prices,
Pure Seignette Brandy,
Olard d. $3.50
Port Wine,
Holland Gin.
st Croix Rum,
"for Medicinal purposes, like our friend and
neighbor Samson.
.MOVIUs 8. THIELsE.N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
latest FROM SANTA FEE.

Dreadful S:.Eer,nes on the Road ARTILLERY o.
de7ed SouLi-inDsiali!y among the Volunteers
Trial of Mr.. McGo6n.
A correspondent ofthe ST. Louis Union writing
from independence, February Inc 5th notices The
arrival of Mr. Seymour from The plains, with
a few men, from whom the following lntelii-
gence was gained:
"They LETT Santa Fe on inc 18th December
and looked more like icicles OF the north pole
Than human beings They have suffered
muth both from cold and hunger, having lost ali
their mules upon the way. Some one hundred
and fitty persons, government teamsers, and ad-
veniursrs, were scattered along on mis- side the
Big Arkansas. A great many had frozen 10
dealb; small wagon and TWO oxen were all The
team lett, and If divided out, not seven days ra-
lions were among The total aumber. They think
that at least 100 must perish. They saw The
footprints o; fresh shed mules al Pawnee Fork,
which we suppose must have been those OF Capt.
S. P. Subeue, who went ont with Government
dispatches in January. A, the time they lell,
Col Doniphani had sent 10 Santa Fe Tor the ST.
Louis Artillery Companies. As soon Is they
could come up with han and the traders near the
A,varado, the whole company would march 10
chihuahua.
"Cul Prices regiment remained al Santa Fe
and large Eamber had died-as many as eight
per day-tisease, diarrhora.'
A letter from a trader al Santa Fe, 10 mer-
chan, here, says: that Messrs Connolly, Nc
Manus, Glasgow and McCofiin were in prison Al
Chihuahua. and the later gentleman was under
going trial for treason, and j was feared he
would be severely dealt WITH" Report said that
dispatches from ibis Government 10 Gen. Wool
were found with him. Mr.. Seymour informs me
that Government express vii! reach Fort Lea
wentworth tonight which will bring you, in few
days, more accurate news Of the movements Oh
onr Army.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Convention of Delegates from the counties
Of Fauquier and Prince William, mel in War.
renton, according 10 previous notice, on Monday
The 22nd OF February 1877, 10 nominate randi-
date Tor the district composed OF said counties, 10
REPRESENT them in the Senate OF Virginia
The Convention was called 10 order. and ofga
nized By The appointment oil Gel. VIM +. Phillips
Chairman and James Fl. Reid Secretary.
The roll was called, and The following Dele
gates responded 10 their names
f,yom Fauquier-Wm. F. Phillips, }. Black
well Smith. Jesse IA. Wiihers JOS Homer, Henry
r. FAINT Geo w. Brent, Jno. r. Tongue, Alfred
Gaskins, WIN. w. Carter, Chs. II. Hunton Al
exander Campbell, Inlnan n. Payne, Jno. q.
Beckham. Jno. w. Finks, VIM. P. Fickin, b. F.
Homer, Richard M. Smith, B. II. Berry, and J.
c. Murray
From Prince Wliiam-Silas b. Hunlon, Tho's.
q. Gaines, Eppa Hunton, Lucien Dade, ?. D.
Lipscomh. J. II. Reid Brazil Brawner
On motion OF Charles H. Hunlon, il was
Resolved, That in deciding all questions which
NAV be presented TO This Convention, The whole
number of Delegates from each comfy shall cast
together vote equal 10 The number ci democratic
voles given By their respective counties in The
Presidential election OF 1914; and each Delegate
shall be considered AS casting his due and equal
proportion OF said vote.
Imam Homer OF FauquieT, was nominated
by John G. Beckham, as candidate tor the sui
irages OF This Convention. This nomination was
sustained by few appropriate remarks from Col
J. Fl. Wihers.
John w. Tyler, of Prince William, was NOM
mated, with few handsome and appropriate Ie-
marks by Eppa Hunlon.,
The Convention proceeded 10 vote upon these
nominations, when John W. Tyler, Esq, having
received The votes OF a majority OF the delegates
upon the first ballot, was declared duly elected
the nominee of The democratic parry OF this Sena.
lorial district.
On motion OF BAIL Brawner, il was resolved
that this Convention will unanimously support
The nomination.
On motion, ii was resolved, that committee q
three from each county be appointed by the Chair
man, 10 inform MIR. Tyler Of his nomination
and reQues, Of him an acceptance.
The following gentlemen were appointed hi:
committee: Silas B. Hunlon, Benjamin II. Der
nv, James Fl. Reid, George w. Brent. P. D. Lip
scomb, and Richard NJ. Smith.
On motion, il was resolved, that The proceed
inss OF This Convention be published in The Flag
of '9S The Richmond Enquirer, and Alexandra
Gazette.
The Convention then adjourned.
WIN. F. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
JAS. H. REID, Secretary.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

better opinion OF their prudence and patriotism;
Bur, il is sure that the Time for oehehc'a'
action is passing. Why delay ii? Right ac'
lion now would be remedy.
II il be too much 10 hope for law requiring
all stock 10 be kept ON the owner 5 land, il woulu
be a step towards that to have one limited 10 hoss.
A safe fence agans. other stock might be mace
OF posts and few rails, at one fifth The expense
Of labor, time and timber that is necessary 10
buil one Ten or twelve rails high. II is also well
known that more pork can be made il The hogs
are enclosed, than in The ordinary manner. -
In sober truth, believe that such law woula
soon lead 10 result greatly 10 he desired-rai'
sing all, or nearly all, our pork and bacon lor
which We now yearly send SO much money 'h'o
other States.
But have already written more Than ln'en-
ded. will only add in conclusion that mere IS
growing desire around me Tor change III sl,e
law, and that the man who lakes The lead IN max
ing the desired alteration, will enlitle himsel 10
the gratitude OF old Virginia. and better deserve a
statue than Henry Clay. ,,ro
A PRACTICAL PLANTER.
Preslon's Creek, January It'll.
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Dissolution.

rJNHE Partnership heretofore existing bet~ssn \
i scribers, under the name and style 81 y
JAMES, - this dag dissolved BY mutual consra'
he settlement &c the business of SAID h'm -
conhded IL HENRY & JOHN q. JAMES : GO
r. 4 J. ;. James & Ia. take pleasure 10 rrcGta
Ia fhrir friends n worthy OF the confidence am
APE so long and literally extended 10 them.
The Capital If SIS 900, which +. ~. j. : llia''
out into the business Of Henry James. u, ~ilAiae
cent. transferred 10 thu concern of li.ng
James = Co, 10 which f!fm they hasr loaned T.
with he understanding that II shall no, ~ Nii
undl i've years shall have expired. unless NJ =
Of Henry s John q. James g. To shalt IT, -o'tf
solved, and then only after said firms drh- "
discharged. HENRY JAMES.
Feb. !, ls47. r. 4 ]. =. JAMES
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mCHAMRER SCENE"


An exquisite picture in the studio OF young
artist at Rome.)
She rose from her untroubed sleep,
And put away her sol, brown hair,
And in tone as low and deep
A, loves 6ts, whisper, brea,hed prayer
Her snow-while hands together pressed,
Her blue eyes sheltered in The lid,
The folded linen on her breast
Jus: swelling with The charms il hid
And from her long and flowing dress
ESCAPED bare and slender foot,
Whose shape upon The earth did press
Like a new snowflake, white and mute,
And there, from slumber pure and warm,
Like young spirit iresn from heaven,
She bowed her slight and graceful form,
And humbly prayed to be forgiven.
oh God il souls unsoiled as these
Need daily mercy from Thy throne
II she upon her Bonded knees
Our loveliest and our pures, one
She, win face SO clear and bright
We deem her some stray child oil light
If she, with those soft eyes IN tears
Day alter day in her lls! years,
Musl koee AM, pray Tor grace from thee
Whaltar, far deeper need nave we2
How hardly. if she win moi heaven,
Will our Wild errors BE forgiven
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Fine Syir,t in The EishN District.

We take the following interesting items from
The Fredericksburg Recorder:
"oUR CANDlDATE.-lt is with sincere
qualification that we announce R. l.. I. beale,
ESQ. OF Weslmoreand, as The Democratic can
didale 10 represent this district in The next Con-
eress Of The United States We have not Inc
slightest personal acquaintance with him, yel we
know that he is The man for The place and Inc
times, Tor his praise j, on every tongue, ana We
have not heard the first breath 10 his disparage-
menl as a man, citizen, and Democrat. Two
weeks ago, Wing, who knows Mr. Beale weil'
said 10 u, ''if your party would place lis success
beyond contingency, Mr.. Beale IS your man
He is our man; and from the universal tribute 10
his personal worth, eminent ability, and sound
Republican principles we cannot doubt ne WIN
adorn The station his unbounded popularity VIII
certainly achieve.
1.-THE Democrats OF The eighth district are gong
in!o this contest, impressed with profound
sense OF its importance, and with spirit Of hrm-
ness, perseverance, and HARMONY, which never
vel Jailed OF success where success was attain
able. THERE rs NOT JAR OR scHlsM ~ THE
WHOLE LINE. We NAV BE- odd Hunkers'-ihe
ChiyaIry'-'Cou.ei valiyes' and Prosrcssives'-
bu, we are all Polk AND DALLAS DEMOCRATS
united upon all points OF political fAiIh--and as
such, and such only 10 we enter mon this can
vass. The demon u discofd has no abiding place
here, and woe 10 him who lets The monster loose
uponu
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CO.PARTNERShIP.

TNllE subscribers have this day formed -,
ship. for the purpose Of conducting
GENERAL DRY GOODS Bi$IN
ri ihr stand occupied by HENRY JAMES q
firm al HENRY s. JOHN q. JAMES ~
invite the attention 81 the public general
stock, which VIII At all times he found lar,
handing.
They respectfully ask for continuance =
ronage so literally extended heretofore 70 tn ~
4 J. $. JAMES q. Co, and HENRY JAMES.
and JOHN q. JAMES (. co. heing fnly aaf.e
settle the business OF HENRY JAMES, tho-r
win please make payment a. soon a. pfadN
being very desirable TO wind up this bIsinrs- ,
least possible delay. HENRY JAlf-
JOHN q. IaNf
Feb. S-ditsclm JOSEPH :. 49,
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The following is description Of The island,
where the volunteers are 10 rendezvous, previous
TO an attack upon Vera Cruz, as it is supposed:
The Island OF Lohos, or Wolf Island, is about
one mile in length, and halt a mile in bfead;h. II
is hickly covered with all kinds Of shrubbery
and few trees; among them l noticed the cab
base and lime trees. As II has heretofore been
seldom visited h The foot Of man, il IS filed with
snakes, rails, lizards, and host Of othc. reptiles
1t is situated in latitude 81 26m. North, lonei-
,ude ldes. 8m. ASS. West Of Vera Cruz. On The
Southwest side OF The Island is an excellent an.
chorage, well sheltered from the North, and which
requires no particular instructions Tor reaching.
The finest fish are easily caught with hook
and line along the shore, such as red, parrot, &C.,
and at night all tina; is necessary is 10 lake long
stick and knock twenty or thirty birds from each
tree do not know how long this will last, as
the boys have decided preference Tor game.
Pork and beans are drug.
There are al present lying al anchor, United
States sloop OF war ST. Mary's shirs Archelaus,
Sharon Russell, Glover, Oxnard, Ellersie, and
Oregon, and the po: boa, Pioneer.
There are six companies Louisiana Regiment,
seven OF Pennsylvania, and six South Carolina.
Suffers in demand.