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Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
From t,s AhTdadrid Gazette.
PROSECUTION OF THE WAR

The Washington Union says that = il Is
the fixed determination of the Government
to prosecute the waI with all possible en'r.
gy and rigar." until peace be Obtained.
With all due respect We must he permitted
10 dOub, it Oar gallant soldiers fgh with
energy aud yiglr, whenever an opportunity
is afforded lhrm, but as 10 any energy or
ygor on the part Of the Administration in
us management Of the war, We have yet
for the tirst to sec it, SAGE on paper. In the
very Iirst war message OF Mr.. Polk, on the
llIh May, 1916, be- invoked Congress "io
place at the disposition Of the Executive
the means ul prosecuting the war with
yigor, aud thus Fastening the restoration oi
peace" Two days after, Congress placed
AT his disposal MY thousand uo'uq'ecrs aud
ten millions III money. Ga the 10Th OF
June following, Mr.. Polk stated his deter.
mlualion 10 prosecute the war "yigorously,'
and asked, in order that mo contingency
be permitted to occur in which there would
be a deficiency in the Treasury for The zig
orous prosecution Of the war" that "au
lhority be given 10 issue Treasury notes or
10 contract loan" This was granted
All the men aud all the money subsequent
ly asked for have been granted. and all the
messages Of Mr.. Polk have reiterated the
dclcun,Ia i'm Of the Administration 10 pros.
ccu'e tie war with all possible energy and
yigor. Notwithstanding all these proies.
sions. and notwithstanding the fact that
Congress has granted all the supplies Of
men AMI money asked for. Except the
Lieutenant Grneal, the war has never to
this day been prosecuted vigorously" in
the sense in which the Administration
journals use that term.
Oar troops have done all that brave men
could d.. hut they have always been left by
the Administration with such limited means,
both OF men and supplies, that they have
never, in single UiS'dn c, been able to
follow up their victories as they might have
done had the Administration performed iis
duty. So far from adopting or encouraging
u "yigorous prosecution OF the war, tho
Administration appears to have done every
thing in its power to prevent IT, Instead
of retaining aud employing the volunteers
raised by Gen. Games, alta time when their
services would have proved Of more mpor.
lance probably than at any subsequent Pc
riod OF the campaign, aud when they could
have been employed under The act Of 18Th
May, 1916, they were disbanded. Subse.
queutly thousands ofyolunlcers who offered
themselves have been rejected, and it is but
few weeks since the services Of cnmpa.
ny raised in Wilmington (Del.) were re-.
fused, although both Gen. Taylor and Gen.
Scott are well known to have their hands
tied for want of troops. Tho Union some
weeks ago published elaborate state.
menls showing that by the first ofJuy Gen
Scott would be at the head Of 10000 men
and Gen. Taylor al the head of 10000;
and yet, at the last dates from Gen. Scott,
his force did not exceed 5000 effective men,
including tho garrisons at Jalapa and Pc.
rotc, while only about 5000 were on the
march from Vera Cruz TO reinforce him;
aud Con. Taylor had only about 5000, in.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
aaA sieArEol
OBITUARY.

On the morning of the tn iHzl IA har ninth
wear. Iiss SaHIirf regfam. daughter af Ma. mud
Nf. Geo. q. Bnu, OF this pace, dzFuHsl this
life.
Rsiaf, her remains were renewed. the same
day, on The morning of w'iiei she expired, hfr
ohsaquies wefr performed by EiaeF II. u Wade,
Al the close Of whose auifess On the saltmn oc.
eazani It Is believed ihefe was scarcely dry eye
10 b. seen IN the whole assembly. Tins was no
more than nigh, have been reasonably expected I;
for Ynuns as she was, for seyefa year before her
deaihi her friendly and toeiahls dspi,silion- M.
assuming modest aud digaiie1 demtanar. iogcih.
ef with her mental and psfzanal endownenis,
which wefr ifny rarc,l had made her the favor.
ite Bi All who knew her. consequently, her last
illness, ns FAR rs she was known, excited uui.
vcfsal sympathy aud soliriiudr ard hrr death
was the occasion ol universal grief. The malir.
nani fever Of which she died, had prcyYd on hoi
system eleven days and nirhIs, before i effected
her dissolution, and oil WHO visited hrr daring
hrT last all tiion were as;onished At the fortuj,
with which she bore IT, Al length, precisely al
6 o'clock, on the Aforesaid morning, she breath,
ed her last, md her happy spin, ascending to Hin
who gave il, her name was registered IN heaven
with those of the sons Of God and heirs Of glory
No more on cnih-she dwclls on high,
With Christ her sayiur, and Ltf God.
There with the Saints. In liFhi 10 vie.
In prai,ing bis redcemng blood.
No mcrc to feel deaths irradiul slingi
Forever ircc from sin aud pain,
To chaunt the gIoncs Of her King,
Aud with him lis rad with him rriFn,
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
NNTll,E.
Administrators Notice.

CnuNry OF llrwrcAp, Ser
4 T the july term A. l.. lls.7 ofthe Hampstead
~ Court OF Probate, AtN's, tho following Ad.
.ninisiration aud Guardian accounts were filed for
confirmation at the ncN October term pf said
court, viz
Harriet D. VIM. EA'2, ". II. Wnn-Repod
Of Auditor
Jabrz :. Smith, Admir-, y. r. Nclson-Roport
Of Audilor:
jas. T. johnson, Admir- Edw'd lohnson, iun.
W n $. johnson, Adn'p, James johnson;
j. 4. Caungton, Admir- r. Darlington;
Watson Reed, Admir-, r. Morrow;
H. ". Smith, Adm'r, W Ddlud;
Margaret Mcdonald, Adm's S. Mcdonald:
a. J. Naumatrc, Admir-, J. Bowers;
Sarah Duncan, Adm'x, VIM y Duncan;
Jas H. a jena Black, Ex'rs, Wm. Black;
Phebe Nash. EA'x, z. Nash;
B. p Jctt, Exr, J, o H. Cole;
Elijah Ferguson, Admir- Jno Bntion;
Sam. Young, Guard'n, " J. Rochester;
VIM CLARK, Guardn, joshun Faqua's heirs.
Therefore notice Is hereby given in accbrdancs
r-ih law to all persons interested in said settle.
mcnts to come forward ard Gle exceptions TO said
accounts II any they have, on or before the second
day Of the ncxt term OF sad court or they will be
forever barred tom excepting to said accounts or
any TEN thereof
Testc; 81 ST SANDERS. Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

A Great bubble Burstcd-lhc Kidd bubble,
for which stock was issued to the anountof 5000.
600, has been blown TO atoms by thc, Cling Of a
bill IN Chanccry to investigate The matter Of a o.
der OF a large amount Of stock. This company
was formed by men, some Of whom possessed a
million aud a half Of property, for the purpos, Of
securing the lost treasure OF Captain Kidd, sup.
posed TO be buried ia the hulk OF an old vessel IN
the Hudson river The New York correspondent
Of the Baltimore Argus says; "Whcn people ap-
piled for stock, they were shown by the banker and
receiver AN old gun, which they said was recovered
from the wreck, also various coins of gold aud Sill
ycr, said to have been bored by the workmen, au-
CUR &c These relics induced many to purchase
stock. The allilayits und statements show that
the gun was sunk The day bciors it was raised
with great ceremony, and also that the coins were
gilied and manufactured for the purpose Of deccy-
ing. The augur even was rusled and broken to
have the appearance Of having performed the
identical feat set forth by the company. Alto.
gethcr a more plausible, yet shameless fraud, has
never been practsed on the American people,
Saturday Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

MAINE The Maine Legislature nj ils
feeent session passed u law hrlhn provision
OF which plurality will hereafter elect
members Of Congress AMI recommends a
constitutional change in Tic elections oi
Governor and mcmbef, ai ihe State Lcris.
alufe. both Senate aud Iianap. The fr.
mrr Will take effect immediately. The
latter sill be- submitted Ia the people nj
the elre'ion in September nekt when It
nIobahIy will he Alnnlal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

WomaH's Rigits,-A young man was cowhidcd
by female, IL Boston, on Thursday week The
New England women ave always been tho Stout
est asserters OF the theory of womln's equality
with man, and the affair in question Is a practical
excmplification Of the doctrine The assaant
was accompanied by two other females. who, it
Is said, Seemed 10 enjoy the fun amazingly
what KIND oI defence was made by the gentle.
man, whether he "resstod the process" or gal-
iantiy took TO his heels, is net stated
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
\ VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAE7

= = = - = tf q u L L
/ bfS SALE.
saz7s. TIT suts.ntrF MA s#'i an lie He,t
gz accommodating Terms lha lianiat.ap
ffss nov ea.iisllsi D. him IA liHaeslss.
<.sszs-> saaaig, ara, containing upwards N
'hil'fs1i buainl acres, three hundred sal lii. -
which iz n lHh state Of cultivation. .fBsfa e,s
On tie pIamzss good stables, ea.a.ef84 M,
huns a eealgflahg dwelling huuzz. E#lrt5r.
sni5ke hnaza. iiae sI l5ure and HfHzz. anl alI5,f
hfefs az h#Ha.Hfl "a. o.. whisll ara ms aud /,
fine eTizf .iaa if..'a' land iz 6aaIs vsizTsd
By wsi'z and y iIg3 ani Is wei adapted to The
culture ef raiIau and small grain. II alass IS
i'satasa IS e.is ai RE most heaiaf aai lsfabls
iaeslianz n ll.e saHilHIH q af si4aazaz.
A. tai iiaHt 81 'apl inaiaa N i.ka saa5fr.
Afk, Al ile co ing a. tFy IaIi.H z.ezsaf fIssf
On tie atas3 ioai lsld,Jg Iraa I.iIIs Rask n
ashaHziaHs HaHlaHpr unaaf.is af fH4#f Ha,tI.[5
teIss laafs are upwaTis DI ole la4dHsa and
INV azfsz nj lh# tact Improved fHars i a
ARE iRa Soy dwelling haass On lhs iFart.
tan saaa apple and peach asahaHl. re safinF
Nfiefs #Hd iefu urfu.s the I .iaIs i a8fl
f f.tff Elea 4tI4H a haut.lns nfaii aanualy
IAs iiaee d eans.afud CHr ul IT, II Iaa.i4sis
iof fati'e haa#a and stock farm IN lie Sials
kHl HiHa ~ mY pu scnt esdHiee adjoining
llie town ai Washington. Tns pl4na j lsHd.
somely linRfgfel. anl 10 situated uhan ifaei Of
land containing ihIfiy aefcs There u aa ll.s
place lsFse and commodiaas Dwelling bspss.
liieheni neEfa houses, een-cnh. aahls, eaIfIs-e
honss and aihsf usee1lIy buildings. vhIah nlskra
It one al Tue musl comfortable md Convenient
plaeeH laf fanny f'.aencc ia the vicinity Of
Washington fhsr" 10 nIso 10 aefHs II ekaaIIrHt
Neie laad naaF this pire which Rl he odd with
u u ifslItd Also The house and lots ia ifs taRa
o. Wellington lately owned aul o-rnrird by no
Hon Daniel T. W,,rr, md At prcseai usei and
occupied by me as a law Office. Tho Whole Of
The above property will BE- dap54cd ol on The ,no.,
Reasonable terms Tor cash o' exchanged iof oung
Iegs0,A
GRANDSON y ROYsTON
Nusllinaioa, Ark, Nay -, lsl7.26.Iin.
" The banner and Democrat vii p'rase copy
one mouth. d, u n
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

A Prophet in Tr0uJis.-samuel s Snow, "the
Messenger Of the King Of Kings The person who
was to come in the spirit Of Elius," as he is styled
by the Latter Day SAINTS" was arrested in New
York on Wednesday and committed to prison,
charged with stealing a bank book from Edgcr
Neville The book conta:ed an account against
the Seamens Savings Bank for S36, but which
could no, ho drawn without a written order from
Nh Neville
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

Peculiar SnUReE aF E>JaYgES r.--
Tue editor Of the Vem CTak Easle says;
We bal lhc pleasure Of enjoying an in.
viiaiion 10 be present IN lba occasion Of an
amaaialiun oflwolegs, above The knsc, on
Saturday last.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

\ PHnLANfHRurIsr.-- National
Police Gazette SAYS that there lives in The
city Of iosiun, man named John Angus
nls, who Is in samr respects the most re,
mnrkahle man Of his ngc. He is meehan,
ic by occupation, aud soInc years since be
ing in the Police Court of that city, his al.
lenlion WAS called 10 tie case oi u yunng
man, poor needy, aud probably sieiou.,
who was charged With a simple assault.
Augustus stepped forward, Offered himself
as bis bail, Inok the young man home, ted
aud clothed hun. and gave him employment.
lie reformed and became good citizen
Ills success in this instance prompted hm
Ia further Efforts, without lee or rewmd
and two onlt nj them have abused his con
hdrucr. llr has thus ,a,ed the city seyefal
thousand dollars in fees and costs. aud tue
risk has not been hal. so great as If be had
endorsed i've hundred aud eighty lwn Of
the best men. naies in the ciy ni Boston.
More than iwu oi them would have bfen
protested.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

htafs ef reiesH -Thsmzs eaTrn'sf eyed
a5 ysars, one Of the 'aIl Jzfse3 BIuas,f died in
Giaaeesisf oannty, ) j.. GU lhs IT. nh H.
family arrived Va lh.. country sih Vim Pcuu,
aud he himself was PhymaslgF IN Wasl,ng,onh
army
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

Finances oF run STATE oF PENNsYL.
vANIA.-A letter irom Harrisburg, to the
Penns, .vanian, says; The accounting oil
GERS OF lhc Stale are very positive that the
treasury viii contain sufficient cash before
the lr'' oi Augusi 10 pay The semi annual
interest On he State debt, aud have a bI..
dlcc gt one hundred h,Usagd djliars 10 be
applied tor other pulpOscs. One million
dollars profits nn the canal, and railroads ol
the state, is The estimate made by well IA
lurmed persons, tor the present year.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

LATEST fRuH TnE pACIFIo,-Lirnen
ant llaNisnn. ot the United states SavY,
came passenger in ihe ship Norma, arrived
Yesterday lfam llaFana. H. is bparef oI
dispatches from Gnm. Billlc and GeneaI
k"urnry. dated Monterey, Cailauia
March Isth. Lieu II, ramo hy Wy n
Valparaiso and Panama, bat brings nth
ing al IN frea tfam the Weston aaa.f.=
The difficulties existing between Peru anil
Bolivia, I vas apprehrnded would result in
var The Peruvian navy, consisting oI
two brigs aud two sehooners, were ancholeII
of africa, prepared 10 assist in deftuee o
the town, which was threatened by The
Boliyians, The United States liigale sn.
sanah, Capt. Mersine, was to sail fun
Valparaiso, June lsl. ior Rio and New
iork.-N T. Hdr dd.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

WHERE DID fugY COMB rRnAl--We
learn from the Ciutinnau Gazette that
while some dozen boys were bathing in tie
Miami Cana. unier the Twelfth slterl
bridge. near Scots lee House. on friaay
afternoon, one ui lhrm got his foot inlu a
nest Of silver and olher kinds ii watches.
Several ol them had been valuable. ami
one contained diamond. though mosl oil
them had been stripped Of their eases.-
One bay got lseniy one watches, another
eighteen, and NM less than Il watch a
piece. The CanaI has not been wholly
drawn oil for ahout a year IN this level,
anl The watches ml.l have been dropped
IN Within iaai iina. The seems was fst5
rNcNing---a hundred Of 50 Of boys oi al
ages, IRON twenty tive years old and down
wards, were 10 BE- seen rushing 10 the spot,
where they stripped oil coat and dove down
Inlo the mud in all directions in quest oI
watches.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
sIeepcr q Eenner.
MAN UFACTURERS OF
L UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS. &c,

UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLS, &C..
40. l2G MARKET STREET, SOUTH SIDE BELOW FOURTH,
PHILAD ELrUIA,
I INVITE the attention Of merchants aud manu-.
4 laeturcs to their very extensive, elegant new
stock, prepared with great care, and offered al the
iorcst possiJie prlccs I'm c1sh
The principle OH which This concern Is e7iab'
lished Is to consult the mutual interests Of their
customers and themselves, by manufacturing II
good article, selling i nl the lowest price for cush,
and realizing their own remuneration IN tho
amount Of sales and quick returns
Possessing ineAhuusiible facilities for manuiac-
turc, ,hcy are prepared to supply orders to any
extent, and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
merchants, manufacturers and dealers.
rhiladclphia, Pa, July /, lst79a
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

DrcoY ron 1IcERs-A lady visiting
the Nenagcrc in Paris. became engaged IN
conversation, with her back 10 the cage OF
a Bengal Tiger. Stepping back incaulious J
the nrLrcI point Of The tempting prey came
within reach ol the animals claws, and in a
moment the largest apparent portion oi the
lady was being bitten through and through.
and torn in p'eccs with horriic violence.
\ board was instantly slipped between the
sufferers back and cage, and the remainder
ol her person separated from the fragments
viii h could not lie extracted iromthe grasp
of the wild beast, but To the surprise oil the
terrified spectators, it rcsnllen IN d,cov.
cry that the lady herself had not lost sin
gle drop Of blood nor sustained the leas,
bodily injury in masiicaton.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
New Store al R'niton.

1 fLOCk, BROTHER & co. hare ipr, 70.
~ ct.Ssd aud an now vpsnnr d large aud
qlrudd assortment Of goods, oons,tinp 10 p,rt o.
die following;
Imnch, Eng.i'h and American Pfini;9-i.44
81 Brown and llleaclfi Nh.u.urs and Shcsinay.
81, ~ Va. OfnabrrgF, IS, 81 Lowell i5
hrached and brown dHllinms, checked iWesds.
prnienulD STRIPS padding, Scotch pll.d., preen
hAraze, FIrnch bumJlrines, rlpuea imtrcs. black
and iwed alpaca, red. white, green aud yellow
lapnell, 'auhri, Kentucky md cold n artl ans.
s-ltubc dhmufk bnek and white hobi1rt. slong'
aGn, book and Swis mu..ns. ftrip,d ca,sbr,rks
and iaekengts, Marlborough si.Dps. bn, d, pi,p..
black aud caloTsl cimhficks ir.ah linen. prin,ed
cotton drills and clIi0naiTs. apron aul Glniflt,
rhecks. blaes u,ly velvet. printed fannfl. blns
drills and lnsrys, Georgia STRIPS. linen and e5,io,
tapes, s.k. cotton asl ml.i>ss heuIterrhirl.,
inngcd EluUls, h'oai' Canvas. RtrsIs shcsiiBp,,.
DIAPER bruwn holland. cotton fringe. ManeiIl,a
and gria skirts, rfriinr, cotton and wortsd
hudIng, sriicIa, black a1d colored cotton cord,
Grape d.lanrs, blTe, red md white bnlAcis. tel.
ing ma'7u'io netting, Georgia iraus, and King,
sion P.ainr Sc, &c
SEGFdirGPe.
Knives and FORKS, carving and butcher knigss,
pocket uad pea ksir,s, scaror. shears. rsz.r-.
bilaea ana bits iug.ng harbctf, shoe ar1 anil
hammers drawing kU.tos, handsaws gin, mill and
bastard ties, hart rasps, irmcr aYd -ookct chic.
sels, single aud double PLAIN Ljis, foot adscs. cup.
board, all, ebc-t, french, pad, plate, rin n1d
carpenter knob looks. illl aul percussion locks,
round aud Hat spring lOlIs, slnc pneerf, sheer
shears, knob luchrg door handles, eeh-fs ssrrr
balances bHltaria sud iron ablo and lea sp,sps.
hr1ss, plated aud non stirups spurg, screw .driyers
bullet moulds, brls and black c1inu pals. violin
string smbleis, percussion caps, oorkssrsws, GsH
hook. and lIuer, leabe8, pergnr ard sewing aNls,
brass oandlosiirks, hlna & cut aud tenent saws.
shoyels and ioug1, ayuig hlades and sickles,
smoothing, fore, ilcs und )lnirr Planes. wool
and cotton cards, mlu.lla and cotton lrrc, plow
lines, and brd ooris, Collins axes, broad axes,
pugers, parliament hHgcs butts mud scfews. consc
mills, hooks and hinges, ifa.a, wrgun boxes, wnf,o
irons, straw knives griss aHd cane sylhes, Car,.
lima casister and grabbing hoes, sad irars grind
stones, OK and trace chan7, ua'ls aai bflds or hll
sizes, rioyrls spade', patent balanccs sicves
garden takcs. ny pans, pluw monlds, iron Of nll
kinds, English, German, and cast steel, hollow
ware Of oil kinds and descriptions, such a. ovens.
skilleis, pots aud kettles, Sc, sc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

A Curious Fraud.-A clerk lost four shares Of
the Bank Of France, eondded 10 his carr by his
master, and a reward Of one thousand francs was
offered for their recovery. las lew days the owner
received a letter. stating that the writer had found
the shares; that he was not rich enough to refuse
the reward bat nevertheless, would blush to have
Il known that be- Ind received IL; and, therefore,
the shnrcs would he restored byproyy, alta certain
street corner to sorie QUO entrusted with the one
thousand francs. The money was handed over
as directed and The owner Of the shares received
Ia return packet Of waste paprf
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

elulng every nan bearing arms. finn
Bazos Ia Bnena Vista, Thus has il ever
hcrni and wlile the President has anlhnr.
ny to employ tfeenlars Lnd volunaefsl
something like s00n0 men, we dauhl
VIII lhcr nj any period since the War com
mcnced we have hal one fourth the mum.
bcr in the liel. With these ,Rcls staring
rs in The face let Us hear no more fiom the
Administration or il organs about "a sig
orous prosecution ul the war"
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
Abby Folsom preached a Fourth Of JOY

Abby Folsom preached a Fouhh of JOY
oau0p, ul tWo days length, from her cham
bcr wininw ia Boslun--commrneiug on
sunday aud getting through on Monday
night The Mail says "she preachel
cuuIgh during the two days irom her win
dow To vear oui the lungs 81 Ion, and
make nm elephant boursc. Her physical
powers are Tremendous. aud he, love u the
freedom ut speech stronger than death.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

Too FoSp ~ JuLms.-An English pr.
per. in recording the death o. Mr.. Sheridan,
British alacho, says he fell yirtim 10
dissoIufe habits, caused hy drinking mint
iuiips pressed upon him in the United
sla'es. 4 eo'emparary remsIkl that Il is
Ton bad lor the icl'uw to laf his lilal appe
tiie Ia American iullps. ilis liIigA prog.
rnilor. when told hn must giYo up brandy,
a. II Destroyed the coat OF hia stomach, de-.
Glazed, It that WAS the eaze. hs stomach
mus digest In ils Wal troai.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

faptHe of Slar'rs-A London paper records
the capture aud destruction Of Brazilian brig
called The Ties imigoS, notorious armed SLAYER,
This rsssll had mRtN sevtfl successful trips, and
on her last voyage landed at Baha lin1 slaves
She was seeu N, coast by The steamship of,war
Devastation, aud chased ashere, where she was
daahrd to pieces by the breakers The etrw cs.
eapsd. Tho same vessel recently captured Bn
American brig under Brazilian ealaIs, with 500
slaves on board hound to RIi
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

TAs Rep,gi Cluw-li the london paprr arc
to b. believed when lrra.ing Of the Repeal Of the
Union question, the Repeal Cause seems to have
died with the great O'Conncl His sons, it is said,
eanno, keep alive the excitement their father
raised. Dublin letter says, written on the 10th
OF Junr
TIE writ Of election for representative, IN tho
room Of the late Mr.. o'Connll, was yesier.
day received By the sheriff Of Cork, yet there was
no candidate announced mp 10 post hour last even.
ing.
The Rrpealrrs. who fortnight ago spoke 50
grandoqcnlly al tout returning John OConncll
IN spite Of himself, and subsequently, when the
honorable gentleman begged to be excused, Re-
pealcr Of the same uncompromisng character,
now admit their utter inability either to find a
candidate, or, should they be so far successful to
return him Verify, the times have undergone a
remarkable change, and quickly Repeal is dead
and gone, that's clear
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

Captain Lyman Mower, who Won 70, himself
distinction by his gallant conduct as Captain in
the lsl Illinois Regiment at the hattie Of Bucna
VISTA, aud who formerly resided IN Nalehez, was
laiely aTr4ted In New Orleans. and taken 10
Aalehrz on charge Of matlef lie was brought
belarp hia Honor Chanrollnr Smiley on the l2,h
been acquitted, ., Is said, had a certain individual
WHO kuHW iHr circumstances MT Faaa away A.
it fgas lls Honor allowed him n bal Of slOl1,
wlIeh was Fati'y rendered b. tFa hI fi'y rrspog.
sihlt CT sfus C5Hrud.d afflHHHHHsE
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11

hos7ipRk0.-lhc Baltimore sun states that a
petition has been filed in the Orphans Court Of
iha, city, pfsying that Col George Bomford, ad.
mnistmtJf OF koscusho's estate, be ordered 10
show cause why he should not distribute the fund
of the estate amongst the next OF kin Of General
kosclusko. The prayer was granted. and the
parties ordered to appear on tbc2Olh Of August
next The estate amounts to about or over $780,
QUO, Of which five or six thousand nre in stock
the residue Is in cash, Eshos and 2okoNsks,
the grand children Of two sisters of Kosciusko,
arc the only claimants.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-11
.JOuX w. COOKE,
ATIORNEY IA LlN

1T IWNNII 1T MIN
wAsiiNoroS, ilrNnrEAD COrNr,, sRKANsas,
"a ILL attend all the courts il lbc Gu Judicial
" circuit aud tho F,da cou.i, aud supreme
ouH Of the Stale at llliic Rock.
Washington, Axis, August ID lst7. 3i-tf
NOTICE.
LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of Jlroh
y Bnaarl decd, arc rcqac,tcd TO make i'm.
mediate payment
JOHN o. HtGHTnWER,
Adm de b0u.s non.
Mly 30, 1917. 3i-jt