The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-22

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With great ingenuity, and would bs yory
ereditsbls document bu, for one de6cisncy.,
in ths statement Of facts--.ad that 10 truth.
or BY the intslligenes in our paper of
to-day, We may seon expect 10 lsara The is-
sue Of ansshsr battle betwssa Gen. Tayi.r
and the Aexcans, Our army are not in
such force asto reader il conflict decisive
Of the var, but We have Iitils doubt hat
Santa Anaa will rot be much mers saccsss.
ful thsn at San Jscinto.
ora now rsg-mill has bssn brought iatv.
operation at Lancaster, o.
SANTA ANNA WiTH--l5,0O0 1'ROOPS
ADVANCING ON SALTILLo-GEN.
PATTERSON, GEN. WORTH AND
GEN. TAYLOR MOVING HOT,
WORK AT HAND
We srs Indebted TO tho Commercial for
the following:--By the Empire We Yesterday
received our New Orleans flss Of papers up
10 the I'd inst. The Della Of that date states
that Captain Brown, Of the schooner Rsbsrt
Mills, which loft the Brsxos On the 9th slt.,
was iaiormed BY Capt. Todd, Of ths U. 3. i
Army, that Santa Anna, al The head Of Is 900
,roe.s, was on bis way and within fsur days
Of fSaltillo--snd that Gen. Worth, unable to
maintain his ground against such overwhilm- !
nsmbers, was slowly falling back in the di-
rsclisn Of Monterey; and that Gen. 'rsylsr, Z
4 in anticipsin Of an attack oil that city, was
4 terrifying it at every sssailablc point Il was
also stated that Gen. Patterson, who was on
his match from Camsrgo to 'ramp:co, being
male aware ofth State Of affairs, hid coun-.
4 tsmsrched ihe division under his cemmsnd
and was rapidly advancing, BY forced march
4 es, for Monterey.
h The same paper states that Mr.. Fowler, Of
i that city, who camo passenger on the stsaA
propeller vrginia, and who left SalfilIo on.
!, the l7lh ult., heard previous 10 his Ieaviag
i that Gen. Worth's spies had csms ints carnp-
!, and reported that Santa Anna was wilma
three H four days march Of Saltillo, and
rapidly advancing, at the head Of absut l5,-
, linen. Gen. Worth Immediately sent an ex-
, press to Gen. Taylor, which reached hin at
Victoria at ii o'closk, 7. ID. en- the l7th;
! and At 3 o'clock, A. H., the next day, Gsa..
, Taylor despatched two regiments, tbs Ken
lucky and Tennssses volunteers, 10 rsia-
|, force Gen: worth q caltlilo attending TO fol,
low himself, as soen ~ possble, With all bis
ldispesable force. Gen. Taylor felt conf
) dent Of his being able to arrive at Salsllo be-
/. fore Santa Anna could reach there. The
whole force Of Gea, Taylor would ,hea
anount to about 10000 men, which he con
) sidered sufficient 10 cope With any force that
, Santa Anaa could bring against him. We
may look hourly for the most exciting news.
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II stated BY the Washington correspond
!. ent Of the Statesman, thai the vacaney
]. caused BY the death Of Brig. Gen. HAMRR
! will not be filed by appointment--owing te
. the small portien Of time which the volua-
I tsers have yet to serve.
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3 When hoasst man wants 10 borrow
. ncn.y from bank, be i required to NOT Only
L obliglte himself but alse ts get tvs Of bis
aeighbors to endorse bis obligation, thus
guarding the bank sgainst every possible
contingency Of loss. But bankers scatter
their notes through the community without