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DELEGATE NOTICE.

The Democratic Republican citizen, OF
GoInmbla county are requested to meet sl
he places Of holding The General Eleclon
u each Election datrct, on
Saturday The i3h dag IF February,
mex. between the hours Of three and SIX o.
lock in The afternoon Of said day to choose
wo delegates to meet at The house OF John
Clayton in BIoomsburg, on Monday the
Nex' following February l5lhJ at one o.
.Icck p. NJ, for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates to represen, Columbia county, in
a Stale Convention, to be held at Harris
7urg on tie 4'h day Of March next, 10 non.
nate suitable person as a candidate for
Governor, and also candidate for Canal
Commissioner TO be supported al the next
October Election.
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asDTSC Sale.

In pursusnce Of an order OF the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, on
Saturday the 27th dog of february, inst.
at 10 o'clock Ia lhe forenoon, William
Kitchen, guardian &c. oi William Morris,
late Of Mshoning township, in said county,
deceased, will expose TO Sale by Public
Vendue, upon the premises, certain lot of
land, situate in Danvile Culumtia county
bounded on lho south by Market street, on
.he ives, by lot Of Samuel Yorks. sen. on
,he north bv an alev, on the east by lot
belonging 10 Ajr. Montgomery, containing
in front on Market stree. fifty feet aud in
eng,h about one hundred and fifiy feet
whereon is erected an old frame house late
lhe Esla,e of said decessed. situate in the
township Of Mahonlng, aud county afore"
said
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danville, Feb. /, 1876
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rom the beginning Of the year TO iu olose -
hat he is chained 10 his post OF toll from
week 10 week. through the long pto'rac'ed
Iesl Of sumner, with scarcely day OF rec
reolion for breathing tho fresh air oil the
Country.
while ,has ptosecuhng his unsassing "a
bore, if be presumes TO speak on great COM
'roVerled questions according to his con-
Viciions Of truth and right, (and this Is The
,nly wise course Tor one under the govern
menl of God there will 5e more 10 ecu
sure than pray for bin, and aid his ehoris
in the diffusion OF ruth. Few can estimate
he difficulties Of his position, or epier'alo
Cor him the regard due 10 o brother -unless
te shall advocate their pecUIarism.
Then there are those who do not even
thinh for years .Oselher. TO tsnd 10 the edl'
or the small Gums due, IN return for bis ex'
haustiug tolls, VI they think Of It ,he'
thoughts do net rpen into acts. They Tor
get shat he depends uadcr God, on thee
mall sums f1r means 10 defray the large
weekly expenditures incurred by the ptass
And hllu he labors on amid enbafrsssing 4
cares aud resIonsihllIuos is tired, II no
discouraged By many proofs staring hin
IN the face, that his incsssssul tolls sre un
remiI,ed.
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CIRCULAR.

The Democratic citizens OF pennsylva
MIA v no have not already appointed, sls re.
q eSisd TO NEE, at the usuol places Of hold
ING 'lsiT township and county meetings and
seieci delegates equal in number OF ,heu
Senators aod Representatives in the STATE
Legislature to represen, Ihen in The State
Convention TO be holden al Harrisburg or
Thursday the +lh day Of Mach next Tor the
purpose Of nominating candidates for III,
Offices Of Governor snG Canal Com mission
tr and Of performing such other duues q,
may pertain 10 them in accordance with The
nsages Of the party.
BY order Of the Democratic State Ccntra
Committee.
JOHN G. DUCHER.
HENRY BuEuLrR Sec'v. Chairman.
Harrisburg, Nov 25 1916
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LETTER w.

CAMs JACKSON, January ls, ls47.
Col. WEBh:
embrace The present opportunity /,
.oy that Sm in good hesllh.
| must take up the narrative where
I0h it IF alPntsburgh. The merchant,
and shop keepers Of Piushurs are in
gererel a hard faced notion as they ex.
tor'ed by eSOrbhan' prices The hard earn.
ings Of those who are engaged 10 the de.
'ense the country. Il is we'll known thai.
iuring our stay in Pittsburgh, we had
oms severe cold weather; and The Bar. |
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"TRVrH wJrElU~ YEAR "
LrGULtl&EUD s
SATURDAY; FEBRC:gR1' 9, Is17.
AG3IAN0Io

Y D. PALMER Esq. is authorized TO aci "a
agent far The 'CoIUmnIA DEmocRAr, ona re.
ceipt all Monies jor Subscription and Adts,tis-
iag at lis Agencies "a
Pht2adeighiu No 80 Pi,e-sireei.
NeO loTE lC0 N"SSni-Strcti.
B0Si0n 10 S ulc.sirtey.
Baltimore $. t.. cur. Ba.t and Cqlrertst,.
Merchanis- Mcc1ani,s ua2 Tadesmen ,suy find
Il 10 their 070oniageto 0dgarhfcin Ills pGpSr. as
u Is lie only ynr DuikioAeda a n, County seat
and has a greater circulation il, tie c,uRty Maa
any oM:r pupsr pr5lisI>G ,y:lt,n stiHmils.
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THE LIFE OF AN GDlTOR.

Yhs Philadelphia Christian O6Servsr
(PreShy'ef'an.l has ms following rOnarka
on ,hs life Of an ednoH
Who 'hiHts Oi the daily recurring cares,
and Ihe exhsus!ing tolls OF an edlloI's
llel
Few Of his readers ever cell nate the a.
mount o! labor required in the due prepsr.
alton OF single number for the psess. n
s' perhaps SnknOwn or forgotten, that he
'ss no season Of relaxation for mind Oh BODY
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IZLIENBNUo

MARRIED. On the 2sh ult by the
Rev William J EyerMr GEORGE MARSHAL
to Miss ELIzypEIH BEATS, bota Of Csts.
wissa ioSushlp
On the 81 ins,. by the same Mr. DANIri
HAsTMAN, TO Miss REBEcCA BRLCHDIL.
both OF CslaNIssa.
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E eEbESc SegEe .

In pursuance Of an crder or the Ofphau's
Cnuri Jf Culumhis county. on
Saturday. The 27ih day Of february. inst.
AZ l0o'do k N he (, renoOn b., ismlnlIsye
man. Esquire, High Sheuf of Columbus
comfy. WI 'xpOse 10 sale the real estate
oi James Peuy, late OF Liberty township,
n said county decreased ~ public vendue on
h pc nis-s a cett in uac. oflsni situate in
Liberty township aforesaid, adjoining lands
10 Henry Gibson, lands late Of RichsrdW IL
son, deceased, lands Of R0bert and Hugh
Montgomery, aud land Of Andrew Robison,
containing sbou, IG0 acres, more OF less
late the Estate Of said decreased, situate iu
he township Of Liberty, and county sfore-
said
JACOB EYEnY, Clerk.
DsnvIIe, Feb. /, ls47.
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NOIlCE.

The BOOKS of the subscribers b,ve
Uetn balanced up to the LIST Januarv
lo4', aud as 1t is the first time they havs
zee" balanced since they commenced bnsi.
ness neSs IN bIoomsburg they osk and exnec,
u'''y Que having an open account Win
1nem' to call immediately y and close ,bs
same N''0 We
ALBRIGHT & MENaAL.
January % lS47
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NOTICE

y : hereby given that Letters of Administrator
81 WIN the viii annexed. have this Jav Lonn
S'uI'led upon the estate ofAN DREW DEi.ONG
o'e OF Ceruo township, Columbia county do
.eu7'u' All persons knowing themselves indebted
~ su'u estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having 'oinIs or demands a.
5"'ns' me same 10 present them Wthoutdelov IN
The undersigned at his residence in Iiclt.,,,y !"
SAMUEL MELICK, Adniuistroto,
January 25 l6I7-6w4I
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THE ARMY.

The news from the army is no, Of yer,
Interesting nature. General Taylor ha,
taken possession Of Victoria, .own abno
'wo hundred miles from Monterey on III,
road to TamPco without opposition. u wal
generally supposed that the main force wat
pushing forwards TO Vera Cruz, Tor he pur,
pose Of making an attack upon that place
Santa Anna s'IIl remained al San Luis Poo
al, Reports are in circulation, bu, not cred
led' that The Mexican Congress had rosoIv
ed 10 send a Commissioned to shis counlr,
10 nesoLiaie neace.
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and those of us who went 10 The lsverns
for lodng', had TO pay from lweo'y five
TO thirty seven add a half cents for q
oigh's lodgings, sal this unchrisiian
jIce wss charged us because we were
20 the service Of our country And yet
these lsnd sharks have The itnpudeote
to cay they are the friends Of the Volun.
leers--buI from such friends our prayer
has been Good Lord deliver Us. Boz,
while en- bold 10 sIlsck these siks,
she'll speak with respect of those who
showed rs any llile kindness, and we
met with many such, bot | believe ~
every instance it Uccured 10 the humble
walks OF life.
We left Pusb1rsh on Saturday the
OH. al, le o'clock in lhe Steamer WIS
consin, end we never set foot on land
until we reached THE place on Saturday
the lelh. We had foe time on bosrd
the boat, with this exception, that some
Of the boys were sea sick from the rock
Ing OF the bos'. ] hsI anticipated tie
pleasure Of writing on the boat but she
wss so unsteady ,hs, It ws' impossible
10 write, and for that reason | AN 30 lOo
| in writing.
| IT,. .o.nary nm hnth sil,s tho rivs,
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e[-j" "CitcumslanceJ be} nnd our control,
We regret to say, Compells US to issue bu,
A half Ghael Mi. week.
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luce do you mean by W,slbropei Roust
Up. man, and let us have some STOUT and
sspdwirhss.'
Il sank back.
i was dream therY ! muilered
Did l not warn you Of that beef steske.
pie s' Leedsi Bul what was it ell sbou
You we're lhjnkire Of some Of out
Expressing work. were you uolP
i was. Tia k Got, It was but ,
dream; 9. you sy,s Railway Nigh
mare
Remarkable Seizure ETA Supposed Bur
g'U. Thrilling Scene "A gentleman liv
Ing IN 'he western psrt Of The city experl.
enced truly exciting ey9nl, end became
suddeay and unexpectedly ihe hero Of b
e'sr'ing srene the other nigh. lie had re-
Hred 10 bed nj bis usual hour, sis wife be-
ing sick, aud fortunately, as II seems, un-
der The necessity oi taking medicine 0uslug
lhe night, which, with lamp, match box
&e. were placed uPsD q small table near lhe
bed Atabout Two O'clock. 80 il afterwards
proved, his wife awoke and discovered that
'he lamp was out; Gnd wishing Ior her med
'cins, awoke her husband, requesting him
10 reach 10 the table aud hand i. 10 her. lie
wac, il seems, lying upon bis lef' ride, and
'he table directly before his face, according
Iy extending bis right hand to feel for the
bo'ile, he placed ii upon The hard of man
upon the table. With sdIirable presence
of mind, he instantly iightened his grasp,
and, firmly holding or, at once called out
There's man in the roOmp His wife
screamed, and ctied aloud, for assistance
upon others in the house, unwilling to move
while her husband, feeling the risk OF NOV.
ing from hIs GtsI position, 10 Iarn 80 SO to
ge' a. loaded pistol beneath his pll"w,
shraw6y enough, however ,exciaimed sie,n-
ly TO The man, 'lf you dare to move. In
blow your hrsiCs OUT The noise occa.
sioued by such Gil occurrer ce, with HE cIy
ing and screaming Of one or two chIldreu
IN the room, who had been woke up by H.,
.oon brought in two or three of !he other
members of the household, with Iigls
when our excel ,nl friend was discovered
holding in the vicc,ike grip Of his right
his own coed left hand! Under the nter-
cep,sd ci:cGIG'oG causeG by .he pressure
Of his bend, stretched out upon ihe table,
The unfortunate csnse Of hi, ffghlfal scene
vac Just coming to isei, the grip Of the
other heud almoOI starting tho oIood from
he lips Of tho imprisoned fingers. The
opposed burglar wac released Inslsntsr and
rur worthy friend, with bis daring and
presence Of mind, al marvellous discount,
Ind under the bIonke,e to erioy his laugh
ay hImeelf - Baltimore San.
szZzElSxha.-=z
THE BRAVE LIZZIE YANKEE.
1t happened, in 1873, tbs, The garden o
4 widow, which lay between the Americanl
and British camps in tho neighboyhood oil
New York, was frequently rob5ed at night |
Her son, mere boy, and small for his oge
having obtained his mothers perm ssion to |
ind out s. secure the thiefin case he should |
return concealed himself with a gun among
he weeds. A srspping Highlander. be-
nnginu IN the Rriti.h gro,, .,'io.. oo,,a ..l
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BY loIer from New Orleans we learn
that a Young man fIom Muacy, J. r
Montgomery, was sho, on tho l0h inst by
one Of h's ness aud died Instantly. He
waS meobsr of one ofIhe Volunteer Com
panies from Pnusburg.
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Sheriff. Sale.

| - S|~ "A T. 9
. b' virtue Of a writ Of fieli facias. TO N,
'ifecifa wHI TO exposed to public sale a
Dany'l'e IN Columbia county; on
Aio@day MO Isl dag Of J1orch, Is47
At o'clock, p. ". 'he following ptoper,,
o WI:
Doe undivided moiety or half parl Of all
mat certain piece OF ground lying and being
situated IN the town Of DanvIle, GoIumb,,
county being SO ieeI IN fronI'opJLll slree,,,,
aid Town, and $50 feet along he s,,ee,
which divides Joseph CorneIson's pror.
r'y from The lot levied on.-5O feet rnn.
a''g from said street along On alley to Iol
occupied by Thomas Clark thence slopp
Ihomas Ciark's Io1 l5O fee, TO Mil s,fee
'I1esald, bounded on the east bv Mil s,ree
N The west by back alley; on the sou,b
| ~ Thomas CIarh's lot. aud 90 the nor,t
y back street running from NIiIl stree,
dong 'he lot owned by Joseph Corneljso,
the street terminating al HE saueduci.ncI
which eaid lot are erected
s,Es--A three story Brick House oc.
1ta / L.S cupred by George b Brown G.
g g1.sss L. B. Ensign bookseller sno
s'aIuner, frame Kitchen, a white C,,,,.
'weIIIng house occupied by JOHN p Grove. |
iIame Stable &c. together all The nous.
'u"houses buildings and privileges and ar, |
Puf'eoances, 10 The above described pr,n
"T'Y, belonging or in anywlse aDnrrtain.
'ng as NE property OF defendant
seized, taken in execution, aud In h.
sold as he property Of George b Brown
ALSo-A At the same time and place Ia, Of /
Ground situate in the town Of Orangcvle. c,lnr |.
'la county, containing one hundred and forty r,ya
1erches more or lc' s, bounded by lands of Irhn r.
Hdgar on the north, John Cohenhoyen on tbo yyo.,
ma on others and on Wain-st. whereon il erec,.d
two story Frame Dwelling House. large Frsr,at
store Iiouse small Barn aud TaIIors Shon ,y;h
he appeFenances
Selzed and taken in execution and n be soJl 90 In
he property of Jesse Coleman. !
ILSO-At the same time and place bv yirtpo or ID
evara iacIus to me directed: ~
"A certain two story Frame DWELLING Han. -
tgate on the east side OF MiIl-sreet in The ,ou ',
DanVllle' columbia county, between the canal "
ld Mu9bury-street, containing IN front on said 81
ii'stTeet sixteen feet, and in deptb thirtv fso,
ID the lot or piece Of ground aud eurteGJSe on
Itenant to said dwelling up -
Selze1 and taken in execution and to h. ,alI 49,
property Of George Nsuier.
BENZ, HAY NAN. SGali6, 4
rassSr'Sorzee. DassllIe, y &
Fs6ru'ry, 5, fH7,
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=EGQ Q4~G 80 RA2 a. ~o
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CONE AND SETTLE

N"hE HND 81 /ILE
The subscribers feeling the want Of the ono
thing necdtul,' wish to nfom their customers that
as the custom Of the country is getting to be small
profits and speedy cocctions) they expect all those
having accounts with them of over six months
standing; to call and settle up before the first Of
April next
HEFLEY & MENDEFHALL.
January 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-07-29
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always baled the most skul
medical treatment has very justly been termed the " op
probriu Of Physicians" and until within few yeas been
generally considered IScURABLE, although many medical
of the highest standng among whom may mention
LAENNEc and hi friend BAYLEboh distinguished authors
admit that this much dreaded disease may be cured in
its advanced stages, when the lungs completely dsor
ganized. The Remedy which offer, WtSrAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, for the of this dis.
ease, not only from regular physician, but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which it is
recommended 1t is not Intention therefore, either TO
cloak in mystery in any way deceive the public in
rating its virtues; the contrary shall simply endeavor
to give brief statement of its useunos and atte myself
that its surprising efficacy will enable furnish such
proofs of its virtues will satisfy the ncreduous that
Consumption may and &c CAN BE CURED" if this nedi-
cine be resorted to in time
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by 5. w. FOWLE, 1888 Washington Boston.
&<y7For sale by S. P. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VT and
agents generally.
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nlarkets.
New York Market, July RI.

Ashes The market is steady at 81 . for Potts. but
rather dull for Pearls So The sales 800 bbs
Provisions. There is movement yet in Pork, except
ing sale of 479 bbls Mess u.s. Prime il nominally 10
10 25 but not much probably could be had at these low
figures Beef also dull sale of $50 bbs City Mess
made s3. and $50 bbls beef Hams about Sl4 So
60 Prime Mess made for Eng land pr
For Picked Meats the market is heavy. We
sales of about 5000 lbs shoulders Ia cents, and
so bbs and 81 hhds Hams at l2 90 hhds in dry salt
sold at &c. Butter and Cheese are without change.
HIDES. We note a sale of 1000 AugusuIas private
TERMS and 1000 do Chages 10 cts of for CASH
The market is barehe demand very good with upward
tendency in price. There have been sales in Bai
for this market.
LEATHER The highest quotations of last week
realized from the best buyers Hemock l6c for Heavy WITS
II for light and middlng WIS and Is for good
damaged the lowest this week, with sales
from and half higher for prime lots. Oak
very scarce and high.
Wool Fleece and Pulled are now coming into market
feey and sales of about 10000 lbs have been made this
week of the various grades at former prices Wis Full blood
Merino SO 80 2 and "a Merno, 80 35 Common
to Ia Merino, % 30 cents. Foreign remains quiet.
JULY 26.
FLOUR. FOR Genesseee IS 90 p and for Western So SO
is asked without finding purchased few sales have been
made previous Sales of 20 900 bush mixed Corn
60 GO per bu., and of prime yellow at 81 Csc. Retail
sales of soc bu There is an upward tendency
the Pork market.
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ANNALS OF VERMONT.
POLITICAL AND LEGIS.
LATIVE:
From Authentic Sources.
PROSPECTUS

lE undersigned proposes publish, the ensuing fall,
Tor as as the expense OF publication shall
the Correspondence between the Governors of New Hamp
shire ana New York in relation the New Hampshire
Grants from 1850 to 77l, together with the dongso their
respective Councils thereon ALSO the dongs OF His Males
ys Counci Colonial Secretary and Board of Trade the
same subject; to which will be appended the following
titled pamphlets, to wit:
state of the right of the colony of NewYok with
specI to its Eastern Boundary Connecticut River,
Grants made by the French South of Crown Point, publish
ed by the General Assembly of NewYok, l773 with up
pcndix of the facts
Narrative of the Proceedings of the Government of
New ORR relative to the owIampshre Grants" being
IVA, by Ethan Allen.
Ira Aliens Remarks the subject published I777
in two pamphlats
Ethan Aliens Animadyersary Address on the NewYork
Controversy, 1873.
Ira Aliens vindication of rmOnt l779.
Ethan ALIENS " 1" l779-approved by the
Governor and Council.
Vermont's Appeal, by Stephen r. Bradley, I779.
Remonstrance Of Governor Chlttenden and his Council
7e3 together with several other documents the
subject.
The above work will contain between five and six hundred
folio pages, fair type and paper, and will he afforded
subscribers $500 per copy in cloth binding, 5 in
sheep, payable delivery.
The above work succeeded by another volume, of
from five to six hundred folio pages containing proceedings
of Conventions of the Green Mountain Boys previous to
March, 717-hc dongs of the Councils of Safety March,
I5 the Journals of Assembly and Council from March
l2th 71S, to and including October session. l75i together
with the secret correspondence with General Hademand and
his Commissioners, General Washngon the Governors of
the New England States New York and the Continental
Congress- and such other correspondence relates to the
part the people of the New Hampshire Grants took in the
Revolutionary War which volume will be afforded to sub
cribeis at the price Volume payable on delivery
HENRY STEVENS.
JuIv q
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Boston Market, July ~.

ADHESIVE have change to notice since last week.
Pearls continue rather at IA Pots sell
8 IA C. cash, in small lots.
The steamer Briltana, with English advces to 80 July,
has arrived The market for Ashes in Liver,
pool was dull and pces remained nOminal-say u s. Pots
GAS Cd 25s, and Pearls 27s a 27s cd.
HAY-rhe arrivals have been small and export dema
Prices remain the as last week. Sales from the
stores of prime bundle hny at sic per ton cash
HIDEs-A fair business has been done n hides. Sides
about $500 Rio Grande 10 PC; 600 Curacoa 2c 1900
southern aud Western 10 10 Lie; and about 600O
witch Isand for the Now York marke supposed at about
l0c 3 ms
TALLow continues in good demand, and stock light. Soes
offs 1000 pounds ct 2c per lib cash &c. cash.
refused fol Il 200 BIS
yellow candle had fallen 10s Sd and 4os 3D. Stock 1896
casks.
WooL.-The sales of Amorican Feeoes quoted pr
There fair demand, but light stocks lot of Af
rcan saioe brought 10 IL l2c and black Cfmoa DC
per ID. GINS.
Guotaiions-sax. Heeces As AZ l2j full blood 40 AZ lo
l2 "a blood "a SO common ia blood % a 80, Lamb
super SO 35 Do. Noe. 20 30 Do No. Is 90 Do No
80 al2
JULY &C.
Provisions. Small sales of Mess beef at S4 so PIN,
Polk sl4 and Mess Sl7, mos. Flour, The tendency o
prices is still upward Gennessee, Common brands is he
at s. rs 81 IA 100 bbs sold at the latter quotation
Michigan so, cash. COfn.Tle market remains firm AM
good meuing qualities Yellow Flat il held
20 Zoe according to quality. No white in the market
Oats Sales of Northern and Eastern at 46 4so. cash,
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Gatrsf Nous.
New YoRK, Monday, July 26, !

Two O'CLOCK, L. M.
LATER FROM GEN. TAYLoR's ENCAMPMENT.
Later advices have been received from General
Taylor's Army. The General was waiting at
Walnut Springs for reinforcement-2,7O oil
his troops were encamped at Buona Vista.
The Mexcans had 1000 cavalry within SIN
days march of Gen. Taylor-and at San Luis,
force of 4 or 5000 men, and expected large re-
Inducements from Zacatecas. General Taylor
expected to take up his line of march Tor San
Luis in a few days
Mr.. Chase, u S. Consul, writes from Tampi-
co that General Scott, on the Both ult., was with
in nine miles of the capital. Doubted
8 o'clock, P. M.
LATER FROM SANTA FLA recent arrival
from Santa Fc brings intelligence that President
Polk had dsapproved of the acts of Gen. Kear-
ney, in establishing Territorial Government in
New Mexico, and comforting citizenship on Mex.
leans, and had counternanded his orders. The
Mexicans confined for treason consequently had
been released.
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DeatI)s.

In this village 25th instant, ofdysonery Eugene Francis
infant son of IL r. Gueinsov, aged IL months.
DRowrED, in Berlin, on the goth instant, VIM r. Robin
SON. aeed 49, c went into Dog river to hatho, got yond
his Depth and being unable to swim, drowned. There
were others with him, but they unable to him.
In Wamsown, April 90, Mr.. Asa Hatch aged 81 years
and months lie revolutionary ponsioner aud tn o
oldest person in town. having lived there ytwo yeats =
has had three wives twenty children hundred and
seventeen grand children and eighty five great grand chill
dren.
10 Cabot Upper Banch,) July 18th, Mr. Horace Bliss,
1nnkeener, aged 10,
In Chicago, Illinois, July 9Th, Mrs. Amelia Watt wife Of
Capt Nj. Watt formerly of this villlge, aged &C.