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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-25
csr,TATysS cTTrEE.
Loudoun street,
H'aehester, I'irginid.
Magnificent Lottery,
For November q, lS47.
CAPITAL PRIZE,

- - - - ~ a - ~
900! S25 ,OO0l SIS. 000l
100 Prizes of 81 900, amounting to 100000
237 * 500, /" 1880
And IA drawn Nos. in each Package Of 26 Tks.
ALEX AEILDTSlA It,(O9pgPlaI21,
Class r, for ls47,
To be drawn at Alexandria. on Saturday,
November q, ls47.
Under the superintendent of Commits. J
7S Numbers, Ia Ballots.
M A NJ NJ 10TH SCHEM E!
$4,000, $4,000, 5000, 10000, s 900. 7 900,
sos, 5 of 1900, Is OF 800. 100 of
1000, 237 of 500. GA of 200, Ga of
$50, 81 Of 100. l28 of 60,
5,504 of 40 IS PA of
20, Sc &c. Sc.
Tickets, $50 Quarters, IS
Halves, $40 Eighths, 81 50
Ger. of Packs. Of 26 Whole Tickets 81, 40 90
Do do 20 Half do l20 90
Do do &c Quarter do GO 90
DO do 10 Eighth 80 90
A. ID. O'LEARY,
Umehester, IA.
November l. lS47.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

= EkLsfPEl.As l. only one among many Of the HumeF
Gus ssheSt< w@fa nate az impurities Of ihe had
aud el per.nce has THAI few, II any nufe DIFF
neiih 70 4zsreoe. Bai the Cckener sugar Aoa.i We
geabk Pills hAve grapplI illt Win u IA es"fJ
tnfn Ms. Jones, oi Atany, Uow uw ards 81 ID wears
o. age, f been su ieet 70 pero eal returns 81 se com
plant trsn her earliest infancy aud latefN had been go
vfsienaaf affected To- furnish tIeatioH- OF aefasti
inleikel feconrse had faefIA, ta Tie latA1f
hyscsau hui his prescription ONLY drove tire att uit
Atfagss nsna 10 return IN esi whence me
shs.n qsht recommended bon It Lees PMS, bai,
30 49, mistake OF the Apothe #fts clerk lok
- .e1n sugar Coated Atseispe fnfgaiAe rms
1919 hesr stead. Having lule ruth ma Pills Of a
~ ass<aus.: and being Father sapeTstitieus ~ltba
.fs e"eseeu uai Prov idence had hand IA tae sl-
alin,ion enA amer all, might turn ON for the hest
They aee"ts'ngiy male them. The ssult al
~ it~osars en them 40 regret thsr snfeTsi
tiouz paiions The patient rapidly recovered af4d ta-
nad pa attack OF Erisspel since. The Doctor vas
Mighty 1sisfted The supposed success nf his pTe-crp
lion; bsssxas ga completely SstoRshed when he disco
Nered his error, ,ai ne resolved ffo That Tine forward
30 press mo- else af Erisy pelas but Gle
kener's sAsar ", tea Ne.eta 10 rilts- aar sale hY
JD1yA \ ., EAiRGHIID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
If, ~ 50
x. 81 -. esY@1
VO ST. = ~
- -
LATENT MIELLLGEAoE-
CoNGRIM

Washing TN I'm. L
In the Senate. bil wss reported 20 ~
crease the srmy by tea regiments more and o
create the office ol Lieut.. 6rulr4l + 0as
made the erler ol Che day lot Thursday
In the House, NJ Mckay rfpartaaa hill
FOR the issue Of - naijlioHz af Treasury notes
and authorizing The President 10 borrow -
millions more
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
FEATHERS.

NOAT FINDiNGs-An invoice OF Coat Findings ju-
~ received and for sale Is
jh6 TALLANl' & DELAPI.tIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
HOUSE oF pELEG ATEs.

JASuAR4 5 1917.
The session was principally occupied with
an distressing olsen siuu, report Of winch
Is IN preparation, ON the bill appraruatiae
5000 20 The construction of tHe Sisirfs4ille
and Salem Tunpike r0at-Rhleh finally ass-
sed, by vote OF AZ 10 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

The markets were alI quiet on the IIt6iast
IN the Eastern cities, with ne change N pfi-
ees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
HAAn LBS Prims 1--we Gees Feathers. Iut 70
4OOV celvod and for sale hy
Dec Is Ms r SWEENEY

WORMS rannot in tue s, stem. If fHeral
made OF the eiickehcf sugar coated esetate RHtke
rus lhey not only DESTROY lie worms tat taoz0ust
cleanse tile stomach and bowels of tile uucf- SHINY
substance which supports them. Their operation
gentle that they may he administered eiudre
most tender age without producing those uro, effects
upon the general heah, which have always constituted
The mcst serious objection To NernIiuaes Their metal
lie base Is generally ,oNlutnt Operations tiei
=, seu seldom from tie shock until tine patftt
mas arrived At years ct maturity or actually outernyy
Ne kllos seye.a al shir moment Whose constitutional
yisor has lsen completely ~ 81 the 4Hui4etaafz
administration at metallic Nermiiuees while Young that
they almost total untitled the tfars ton uf
binary business The fckener Sugar waited tesetat4e
Pls- on fl> CONTRARY have been kuoN 10 esYc a.
ny injurious fleets ich,nd ihrm Ihex serve rather to
inyis0rais tn system AID render pfodt asatusl the
most inreieT&ts hiiuenis. or safe IN Nheeina IL
IVA A. .. FAiRCHIlD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
II. lIII.4sIAL FNINr.

vasaHG4 aszaz4Hs#= tiss4tst a. tI.e sai,se afflse
= r. TT a.4i EHtHlfe. fFlte = .el.ts per hunirz
aa-. t.7fa sFfltts # En4s t l..ss ntHii
sie.l tast .eestsed al deE - EiL.~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
TO WATCH MAKERS AND DEAIEES.
,. sHgs&ssss@,

iNI ORTER or WATCHES. WNFCu
HAAtEa roofs MD HAftti 81 tfERtNLS.
NHuttstHF Avn HHfTsfH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13

fCrfuH#eI} ardt hcnfIsj store
10 Neulh Z htri street TluadcIQIlfa
Premium "a afaed al ttae FtaHkfH Institute,
80 ut safe u q . -AlttiuIn
st-4Ee 4+s+
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
u EolesaIe Confectionery
FARRELL g. HALL,

Manufacture and keep constantly hand, at No. 81
Man street, Cincinnati Tie largest and test variety
West OF New Yofk CITY
u eaafge lot faeksees eating IN my r~s' Of
the citg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
IMPROVED LARDLsuPS
MARBLE 4 FREE sroNE,

BUILDING STONE. WINDOW 4 Uoap
CAPS & SILLS DRESSED OR ROT Gil
Corner MarAd and Monroe sfrfeIo
Opposite The Post Office.
He subscriber respectfully informs fe -4tfges E
, W hceiins aud vicinity that he prepared ta furnish
maos =. rec sone Sias aud Monuments. icttered 10
order Also 10 contract FIR furnishing bnidtt- sum u
all Kinds ON the most ia,eraa le ternt
al orders Thankfully received aud promptly attended
tie mas ON hand very large stock He very les ana
Ii'y OF Free Stone sad viii furnish Maffa ri All NJ
'oe'- in TIpS. A'HAtz GHLtN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-13
800

TIE Proprietor Of The Tunes oee eaIis respectfully
inform h friends that hc has lifted up small pres "a
fersls tor FWNriNG CsRns, and he PIE afed Is
cute them m superior uiaHner at greats reduced rates.
On hand 40 packs Of assorted tards just purchased
a. the lowest Eaaretn Prices, aud for sac printed
eeafdingiy. m
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

our nature. Better would it be, to be as
sured of one true sincerity, symPaihe apf
love, than he the richest, most honored' anc
learned of all men, yet be deprived Of these
euioymehis; and if there is any one from
whom we have, a rightlo expectsnch an ex.
ercise Of the affections, il is a sister; alas
thatwe often look for them in vain.
Why are so many homes dreary, and SC
many fire-sides lorsaken? Why so many
taFerns frequented, and1somans theatres Wis
tied? Why SO many hopes blasted, and So
many hearts withered, even in early life!
We d answer, because Of love, and affection
from The family circle, and on account Of
the sister not exercising that influence which
| it is her duty TO do; for she ought always 10
strive TO make her brother happy, and
home attractive TO him; and this can never
be done while she is constantly herself seek
ing pleasure abroad, and while her thoughts
and, affections arg. fixed only on lhe. NEE
fiahions aud folles oil tteadpy alAt i i !
rule which may always be depended on that
| sheiwho does notpefiorm well the duties oil
sister, will be defcieniaso 10 the perioIm-
Eance OF those whice devolse on a wife.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY April l. lsi7
.sir TanPrco March 5, la474s O'Clock, P. NJ.

balm TAMPIco March 5, 1878 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
E The New Orleans has just arrived. On com
ing Opposite tie city she fired two guns and
hundreds not knowing the cause rush ed TO the
wharf full OF curiosity, some supposing one thing
and others conjecturng anofher. The Mexl-
cans looked alarmed and appeared 20 think that
Vera Cruz gone. Poor fellows! they were
only prematureiy alarmed. If they wait a few
days they'll hear another SORT OF firing or am
much mistaken.
d send you file OF EPRepabfcano paper
printed at the city. of Mexico daled as late as
the Gath ult. For these am indebted 10 a gem
teman resident in this place. lave not time
to glance at their contents. Mexican paper
Of the 25th-one day later-is in town. 1t CON
aims what is said TO be Santa Annals plan OF
attack on Gen. Tayor's position. have not
seen this paper, but know il is here : The plan
of Santa Anna, according to this paper was to
attack Gen. r. on the 18th of this mouth, with
four divisions, each led by general officer; one
to approach h4m on the north, on the south,
one the east and one on the west! This is
terribly lrightIu. is it not. FIT were only true
it would be. But / have my doubts. Mexica Us
don't always let US know through newspapers,
what they intend doing Faishood and duplici-
ty are their W Weapons, But if this all be tue
which say dou bt-Gen. Taylor is about being
in eight place. as il is stated that the Mex
lean iorceis several thousand stronger than en-.
It's.
We are just on the eve OF great battle at Vera
Crux, if the Mexcans make stand there it is
expected they will, and OF course il would be
the policy Of Santa Anna TO distract as much
as possible our operations. Hence this fictitious
operations. But tell you comes TOO late.
Our forces are already gone-wilh the excep-
ton of Gen. Quitman's aud Gen. Shields bril-
gades-to batter down. the walls and defences
of Vera Cruz. Thase igades-Qultman's and
Shields'-wlll sail in the course of tomorrow
and the next day. Look out for news Of the
fail of the castled city i'll few days. a
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
Evansville Cabinet yVarelIouse.

I'D FERGUS has constantly on hand every
E9s variety OF Fashionable Cabinet Ware
equal TO Cincinnati and Louisville markets--
Chairs OF every description, and Cofiinsof every
variety of material. As he employs. only CT
perienced workmen can warrant his work to
De OF the best quality and urablIity, of. COED
seasoned lumber. and cf his own Manuiactur,.
Returns thanks TO the public Tor iavors be-
slowed, aud hopes continuance of their Il b.
erallty aud Patronage. Main street, above the
Market House, at The old tand formerly oe-
cupIed by Deter & Cattermole. mar 1881.
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WHOLESALE AND RETA IL
lEATH STORE,
By DECKER s KRAMER.

FEyHE subscribers have the pleasure Of an
f. -nouEcing TO the surrounding couniry-to
Saddlers, Shoemak ers, \ c., thai they have now
in successful operation, TANNERY, adJoln
ing Evansville under the superinteDdance o
competent woTkmen, from which they are con
stantly receiving al their depot on Main stree
between First aud Second, all kinds OF Leather
such us Sole, Harness, Bride, SkiTting, Coars'
Upper, Kip, Cali Skins and Innings.
They also manufacture Glue and Curlet
Hair, Shoemalk er's Findings, Lasis, Pegs, fhrea'
and all other articles used by the craii.
= They have also in store and forsale an assert
meht OF Groceries Liquors. and Queensware.
siy f7,-lfy. DECKER & KRAMER.
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j. & w. EILLY,
wholesale s. Retail Dealers in Groceries,
Produce, Salt. &C., &C., sc.
Main street, Erdasriiie, Indiana.

FRvHE subscribers have recently moved in
a their New Store, on Main street next door
TO ]. II. Boffandick Il Co., where they are pre-
pared sell all articles in their line of as good
quality and at as low prices as any other house
IN the city. They would tuke this opportunity
OF returning to their numerous friends and the
public for past iayors, an,t would respectfully
solicit continuance of the same
Almost all kinds OF country produce purchas
ed at their store Tor cash.
June 25-3i. ]. & w. REILLY
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TuE SISTER There is scarcely anything
as well calculated 10 cheer the lonely hours
of solilude-comfort the heart amid aiic.
lions and trials oflifer-or give peace and
10Y in the mid ST of disappointment. as The ex-
ercise and enjoyment Of the affections.
Riches may supply us with every luxury
The world affords satisfying all our aPPeiles
and Gesires-and clothe and surround US in
pomp and splendor. Honor and fame may
sound our name in every hotel and cause
our praiseto be on every tongue; yet ltstnt
| heart cannot learn on some Object, or rely
on Inc faithfulness OF another, hapnes
would be a stranger, and peace would no
EdwelI in the bosom. The intellect may b.
of theahighest order, and stored with all tina
, worldly wisdom canlieach; yet, cold an
dreary would be The feelings o! that one
! call into exerciselthe warmer affections
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MEDICAL.
Drs. Hutchinson & EEatchTtt.

~ = r flulrlii1@an would Ininrni his friends
q y and the public that he has oeiated with
him DIR. Hatehitt in the practice OF NJ edicine
aud Surgery; thankful for the Liberal patronage
he has received, they would solicit u coniinu-
anee of their patronage
ALSO-A general assortment Of Botanic Me
dem pni haa>s Oh hand aud for sale
Office Main. two doors above 2,,d cross st
Evansville, March. l347. mar Il-aw
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LAW NOTICE.

JOHN INGLE Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW
SUCCESSOR 70 B4TTELL q INGLE.
General Collection & Real Estate Agency
BuSIN ESS promptly. attended 10 by himsrl
and Iloratio q. heeler, Esq who Is associated
with him in the professional business OF the Oh
fec IN which one may always be loupd.
ft13-0fiiee on First 81. below Main. IFeb25
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INFInY IA SpEClE.

The New Orleans Piaca yune states HAT from
2Ist Febuary.ro 9th March, both inciusive there
was received at that port from toreign countries
The aqgrate sum $246,749 specie.
The am0uhtGeeeived al Boston tor thelmoHta
ending FEBRUARY 23th the Boston Post states al
SI,497 1886. - Z -
The immense sums that have arrived OF Nav
York and other ports, in several OF the ate
British steamers aud packets, have from time
TO lime. been mentioned ~ ourtPaper, And ae7
cortinq to a stalmeHt made IN the Jour.s oil CON-
MERGE OF the opinion of the "kH6wing ones,
here is now afloat on its way from Europe 10
/ tbe United 'Statesnot less Than seven mill
IONS of spccie 1t is coming from London, Inv
EernooI and Havre, and adyiees have been re-
/ ceIyed OF all, except that al board the steamer
which lett Liverpool March 4'h. The t.eaf
profit on the importation OF coin at present, 10
stated at from two and haif oil three per cam
This is apro6iable business dsthe jour, OF
! Commerce finds IN il s.the secret OF the present.
scarcity of money.'' LIS reasoning ON its poin'
IS as follows. 8la5L ia f4s4f5 o3tf
.sThe immense prosperity Of this country has
deranged the exchanges OF the world anu 10
correct the disorder waste sums In coin mus
be moved and that uses an equal amount
money would otherwise lieid1e or to be atieisor'
Tor The uses. The houses that import TIM
!, specie. first buy bills on England TO the ex!en
OF all their means: next they give onttheIr owl
naper in vast sums 10 bill drawers and this goe
, Iiat once 1.-THE Banks to be discounted and whel
he Ranks ca mot TAX e I'll " hoe--to the strse:
: Shippers must have money tor Produce isal sol
GUf cash. IL,
; The internal exchanges are also twice
. LARGE in amount as usGa Tor the pnce OF pro
duce is doubie. Bills on Europe and on III
Il North are purchased in this double rallon g
Y amounts all along Jthe Atlantic and Gull coas
Ell and the same process is going on everwher
o WHICH we have. describe as going On ,heret-
The absorption oil money, II IS easy TO see
y IL erssextrardinary, and tho business is Vei
IS profitable, ii does not hesitate on aceoua tsi
1t high price for money, Money produces Il
20 lnro6tsand must be had. Thus it is that Il
:, common business paper of the ordinary deal
., is superseded, or at least, seriously inierler
"a withsby this peculiar but immense demand.
TO Tue discount lines at the Banks, we believe a
of quite high for they feel with good reason, Il
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

-fr5-M. Waller Urquhart and wife recently
Insulated in one Of the courts Of New Haven
a suit against HE Connetcu, River Steam
boat Company, COR injuries sustained by :the
latter on board Of The company's boats insl645
Ms. u. had her arm broken, and received
| other Injuries whilst being. landed at night in
eence on the part of The steamboat officers,
aud the jury gave verdict for the plaintiffs for
SI575. =,
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'asaa From our extra OF Eriday.sIi -
LATEST FROM TAMEPECO.
Very Interesting and Importantly


picO---GarriSOn of the City---Re-
treat of Gen. Taylor upon Mon
terey---MuItipIicify of EsllnOrs---
Revolution in MexicO---ExpuI-
sion of Gomez Farias, &c.
0FWe are greatly indebted to our friends
Messrs. Taylor 81 Harvey, Mr.. George w
Euly, and Mr.. Lewis House, for the use of
NJ Orleans papers, containing the news TO
be found below, brought by the Alex. Scott.
From the New Orleans Picayuue. March 10.
The schooner Home, Capt, Kenny, arri-
we'd early this morning from Tampico,-
having left there on the Sth inst She went
outside the bara day or two earlier but brings
our letters TO the morning of the 7lh.
Lieut.. 6. Barry, of the lst Infantry, came
passenger on the Home. We learn from
him that all the troops intended for the South
had sailed from Tampico. A force about
1000 men has been left to garrison Tampi-
co, namely the Baltimore battalion, the Louis
lana volunteers under Col. De Russy, and
one company OF the Sd Artillery under Lieut.
F. o. Wyse. The whole force is under the
command of Col Gates, Sd Artillery.
The two most important features of the
news by this arrival are, first, the retreat of
Gen Taylor upon Sallillo and Monterey
without general action; and secondly; re-
volution in Mexico, with the expulsion of
Gomez FaTias from power, au 3
The news OF the retreat of Cen. Taylor
rests eniitely upon Mexican reports, Tam,
p.co has been overrun with minors of all
kinds inregard 10 collision between the
foices of Santa Anna and Gen. Taylor Mr..
Kendall, in the several briefleHers from him
which we now publish, scans these rumors
la the postscript Of the 6th-the post
script being written early on The morning of
| the 7ih-he announces that Gen Taylor has
fallen back, and without an action, in so con
fiden' manner that we place very greatre
lance upon his news. ,..r.e.assn.95
Z 4 lF Pc fssss, lA.pa6ser, sa tina,
Santa Anna had cut of his retreat by inter
posing the forces Of Gen. Miuon the Tore.
jon. ''aaa 7 ~ sasata e
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From the Nations Inteligencer.
THE FLIGHT OF THE MIXTURES.

il stated some days since in the National
Intelligencer that Immense columns of the A
merican vniture, extending far as the eye
could reach had receRlly been flying steadily to-
wards the South. The reading of 1t suggested
the following irregular lines: HaM -
What darkens the Heavens lwha, glooms the sk }
What rushing sound is heard! zeaoi2'g
In countle ss millions they ly,r they fy! a.
'Ts sounding wings that darkens the sky,
Ofthe murd'rous, the blood-loving bird.
In heightened train, from the far-off' North,
Like aG ART nrn host they come, Is ol
AS though some monarch had summoned hen
forth,
A nd marshalled their columns, from rear TO var
To shadow tue earth, The air to fan,
And scare, with noon darkness, the gaze o
man. o atgaaa $50 md Q
Whittier, oh WHITTIER, We lovers of blood, aagI
Who makes arnies your prey, and men your fooc
Oh whittier doye fly!
Say, is it battle ye scent,afarg ''i'i
Do you hear the mastering sound of war, ss.a
And the groans of men that die!
To the South, to the South we speed our fight
TO the stormy joys OF the madden'd fight,
3 And the reeklag east at its closes Ii8sirg
To the fields all smoking with huulln gore.
70 pit that yawns, to the half mede grave,
Te.oer meal on the slfoag,sle our least. o.
the brave,
0fFzHWe A9,we Ay.Hs & eiF ~ fnsh
,egf.a1
Wave no. 50 proudly lhs, dancing pleme,r
Vain ohildof martial pride. l!Esh 81
Nor elseek snysslged vita lock SO nfald.
SoF raise thy voice ofcommand 30 ionas
os As forth 4hy fegions ride !1c .sfe1ftf-'
Toni gh that voice shall behusied and still.
HNorecho again, from rock orhih, z sT8'h
Repeatits baete-cry; 4-r-
Our covering wings Fshaihbe thy5 shroud,
Our dripping beaks shalIlbel shr ekng .Ioud,5y
WhiletheY plough. full deep, in thar naughty
breast, ''t.-3si ''t'" tiaA7~ 'it
gsz q And Iced on that flashing eye.ls. +. y
They are ours!tfey are oursl thatm1rchiiig mass
As III wars bright HUGS TO the fight they pass.
Or dare the rampatr's blaze:
From the shattered wall, freIn the ch okese.f
.rat trench, r..... 1T { %, s |
A mid means, and wounds, and H.
~ We shah make st-tainted gale;
Seerfs. .sasfed breeze! eageR eEa
Saif; :, tPSfnions we sail, we sail. a.,se.s
Opezfinfbs 81 the sun, where plaques prevail,
And yuluure man, with his human heart 3li.
: Outvias US, and tops our bloody part, .-
With an instinct more lelIthan ours.
t 4ral1 Ia H3.H,8tts i83a
Then let him hear our omlnous cry, II h
And trembling Fiit his gaze on high,t
With an army that shrlnks the puoy powers,
t. our simmer of a. sh 10 our feast on the slain
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BEArrfFUL SAYING. II was saying 6f
The ewisEi Rabbi, IS that If the sea we're INK
the trees pens and the earth parchment they
would not be sufficient TO write down all the
praise doe to God for liberty.
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Editorial spondsnce of the Picayune.

A1uAtpl'ut toIits poHteHce OF me Eicayune.
TAMPI00, Mexico March abb
The reports in relation TO the movements Of
Gen. Scott are contradictory. Almost all a.
gree, however, that portion of his force lie al
ready off Antonio LIxardo, where tits said the
Mexieans have thrown up batteries to prevent
our landing, and there are many who think that
the battle of Vera Cruz, IF battle tits to be. is
abou. to be or already is fought. The brigades
OF Gems. Qutman and Shields still here, as
also a number officers who came down on ahe
New Orleans, They are all anxious to the
fandango at Vera Cruz, and it viii be altogether
too good joke il theyaTe disappointed.
1t was Gen. Minon who is said TO have com
manded the Mexicans in the night attack up
on Gen, Taylor. The report came from Mkt
cans--nothing positive has been received.
Yours, in haste, GEO w. KENDALL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01


A memoir of John M'Lean, of Ohio has
Just l,een-issued in pamphlet form by Grigg,
Elliet 81 Co.. OF lphasilIt appeals
thai the Judge is a jersey man. having been
horn IN Morris county, March llth,lS47,-
His father, a poor'imnigtaht;, removed west
ward in 1889, selfing first in M6rgsntowh,
Va, Co. Ohio, where.ahis now eminent son
FIRST turned from Inc hard labor OF a pioneers
son to The Development Of his mental pow
ers. He was employed al is as. aclerk in
County clerks Office Of Hamilton Cos mar
10 The Bar, settled in Lebanon, and was in
RED al % and soon alter was admitted
1872 {whep buL27 years, oldl chosen 10 con
| gress was tviee re,eleected-TTtlio last time
Grece;oiag epery rote IN his district In 1916
he was chosen Judge of The Ohio Supreme
| Court; in 1922 Commissioner Of the Gener
IalLahd OIfce and i, 1923 Postmaster Gen
eral. In 1929 he was then transferred to
Bepcb Of th y. s. Supreme CquFi, which Of
| zee he still holds, $ .~sieaa lsnaiias..,i