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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-12

OF" Send tie Free Negroes tn the Free
States" is the cry of the Governor of Vir-
ginia and his followers. We can suggest a
better course. Make Virginia herself a Free
State, and there will then be no motive for
the removal of the class referred TO. This
would accord with Justice and humanity,
while the course recommended by the Co.
vernon is felt to be an outrage by the whole
Virginia escape from the curse which biights
every foot of her soil, and sits as an incubus
npoD her prosprri,y.-Y'ribunt
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Congressional.

In the Senate to-day the bill establish additional
most routes in the State of Texas, important measure
which had previously passed the House of Representa-
lives was reported from the Post Office Committee with
out amendment and was taken up Immediately and pass
ed through all its stages Mr. Sewer gave notice that he
would call up the three million bill tomorrow at one
o'clock The army bill was then taken up, and after an
Intellectual motion to recommt it, finally passed and
returned TO the House for nthe amendments
One or two errors occurred in the copy OF the bill fur
nshed us on Saturday. which pointed out in the re-
port of to-day's proceedings.
After the army bill had passed the Senate by avoe Of
80 to g. the Vice President laid before them letter and
tables from the Secretary of the Treasury on the subject
of the tariff in reply to the resolution which was sub
mited to that body several days since by Mr. Cameron
We shall publish this document if possible, tomorrow
evening The report embraces, including the tables,
about one hundred printed pages The Secretary still
expresses his preference for duty of 25 per cent on
tea and Coffee but if this cannot be obtained, he
desgnates certain articles, few in number, de-
crease of duty of which, and increase on 9th
ers would with duty of Is per cent tea and coffee,
Weld the desired revenue He alludes 10 the disastrous
consequences which would it, during the Of
Congress- the loan could not be negotiated and urges the
necessity of an augmentation of the He states
the fact that the act Of 1916, month and 90 days, in
5 ports, produced upwards of 100000 more revenue
than the act Of 1912 during the corresponding period
The Senate then held executive session. and after
wards adjourned.
The House passed the resolution offered by Mr. Jacob
Thompson, calling for the correspondence of General
Taylor having rejected the amendment OF Mr. Ashmun.
We give first page full report Of the debate on
Saturday this subject and commend it to the atten
ton OF our readers
The ''hree million b' which the special order
ior to-day was postponed till Monday next, in order to
allow action upon some OF the appropriation bills.
resolution offered by Mr.. r. Chapman was intro
duced, by unanimous consent, calling for information
relative TO the service assigned to the Alabama regiment
Of volunteers and also the discharge of subaten in
the same corps After colloqny between Mr. Chapman
and Mr. Douglass the resolution was laid on the table
The House then, as in Committee of the Whole, pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the pension appropriation
bill
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The Integencer OF this morning attempts TO justify
the publication of General Taylors recent letter by the
example of the "Union." The Intelgencer makes its
point as follows:
"And to the publication ITSELF there is nothing in this
letter. its whole length and BREADTH that could half
authorltavely officially develop the plans of the
pagn to the knowledge of the enemy the publication,
by the government ITSELF OF letters from the same General
Taylor undoubtedly intended to be private communities,
tons to the War Department. the substance and most OF
the particulars OF which have been ostentaously given to
the public by the editor himself as lately as on
the 18th and 18th OF last month"; January) The irst OF
these publications COPIED the time into this paper was
amnch more formal, authentic and Official development
OF Tie plans OF the campaign than anything TO be found III
General Taylors lately published private letter"
OF it is quite absurd in the nelgencer to refer
to the official despatch of Gen Taylor, which we pub
shed, as being ga private communication to the War
Department. Official dispatches exactly the
OF private communications always. They are public
documents, and they only withheld from publicity in
view of the exgences OF the public services and of these
the government is the Judge. But the nelligencer is
quite mistaken supposng that the despatch of General
Taylor, as published by us, made any indscree revea-
IONS OF the plan OF the campaign, OF the future
mens OF the army reference to that despatch pub-
ished by will show that carefully struck out the
passages containing illusions TO the future movements of
the army, except those movements which had already
taken place before announced them as being in
contemplation We published no information as to the
general plan of the campaign The despatch Of General
Taylor, which published, and 10 which the IntelIi-
gencer refers for justification, did not sate-as Gen
era Tayors late letter Processes state-that military
operations by the line OF San Luis were mpractcable
and ought TO be abandoned 1t did not state that the
only practicable line OF attack upon Mexico was in the
opinion of the commanding general, through Vera Cruz
wa Tampico, and so on to the city of Mexico. And
most Of all, the despatch which we published did no
state upon the authority Of the commanding general
The army Of the United States, that it doubtful
whether peace could be conquered by us even by tn,
conquest Of the city of Mexico, and that il still
more doubtful whether peace, if obtained in thu
course of one year, would be worth obtaining. Such
developments as these have not made. We regret
@a' any such have been made over the signature of a
very distinguished officer OF the army of the United States
But the "lnelligencef' asserts that the Army Regua-
uon touching private letters and reports" from the ar
my relative TO military marches and operations" has
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amendments by the President.



FIRST REGIMENT ARTILLERY
First Lieutenant JOHN b. MAGRUDER, to be captain
Ia is lsl6 uice Irwin, assistant quartermaster, who
ye he 7h section of the act OF June Is, 1916, elects
UNI his regimental commission.
second Lieutenant SAMUEL r. DAWSON, to be hrs
t,,,snant. June 49, 1916, rice Magruder, promoted
Revet Second Lieutenant HENRY CopPEE, OF the sec
"a erment of artillery, TO be second lieutenant, June
IS 1916, rice Dawson, promoted
.pJuTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM w. MAcKLL, OF the hrs'
,emen of artillery, 10 be assistant aduant general
9TH The brevet rank of captain, December 30, ls4o
re prentiss assistant aduant general who vacaes his
staff commission. a, ef, ;,
Of infantry to be assistant adjutant general with me
reyet rank of captain, December %, 1916, rice Rdge
deceased ,.h ,h o,,;sons q,
% act supplemental to an entitled AN act providing
for The prosecution of the existing war between me
United States and the republic of Mexico, and Tor other
approved June IS, 1916, agreeably to then
nominations respectively VIZ
WILLIAM s. KEMpER, of Virginia, to be assistant
ouartermaster with the rank of captain
HENRY ERsKIN of Virginia, to be assistant commits
sary with the rank OF captain.
john Muller BELL, of Virginia, to be assistant sur
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An EconomIcaI system OF Reporting.

We have heard great deal said about expeditions report
ing-and impartial reportng-and accurate reporting-and
graphic reporting,bu assuredly the most economical
porting have heard of seen anywhere is that
system adopted by the propretors of the publication
titled the Congressional Gobe.' During last session hun
dreds and hundreds of columns of reportsfor which
we paid several thousands of dolarswere transferred
bodily to the pages of this Congressional Globe" with
out even word of acknowledgment The same plan is,
we perceive, followed during the present session Day
after day the reports OF the proceedings and debates in
both houses, as given in the "Unon," thus pla-
CARRIED by the "Globe" Well the system by which our
excellent corps of reporters obtained in pair of scs
sors may be very simple and very economca but is it
exactly fairs exactly honest We pause for reply
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DOCKS London.-Joumal of the sicges in Spain,

hooks Isondon.-Joumal of the Sicges in SPAIN
ID by the army under Wellington, with account of the
lives OF Torres Vcdms, by Major General JONES' volumes
with many maps and engrnvings Supplement- to the PEN
ny Cycop,edia VOL; Buchanans archaeological Dicton
ary vol; Wghwick's Hints to Young Architects Mead
ows Spanish Grammar Schillers History of the Thirty
Years Wars Joe Millers Jest Book, with addtons Lon
don 1885, The Debate by F. Rowton; Ncos Views Of the
Architecture of the Heavens, l vol. many engraving
Nicol the Solar System, vo many engravngs, Mic
OILS Thoughts on Important Points relating to the system Of
Memoirs the Court Of Charles the Second Lectures
Dramatic and Literature translated from the German
of SchIepa The Complete Works of Dean Swift, in vol
unes octave; Naval Tactics, by Captain Moorson,. Roy
al Navy Naval Architecture, by Commander Fshboume
ROYAL Navy The British Consus Hand Book Defensive
Exercises against Brute Force by Donald Walker volt
hundred engravings; Paynes Beekeepers Guide Will
mes Hand Book o Mapping, Engineering, and Archtec
tual Drawing volume qnao, many sngravings Arch,
vols Engineers Guide in Boring and many others too
for the limits of single advertisement import
ed from London Direct by F. TAYLOR, and this day
opened. Feb.
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BY a. GREEN. .asscssesssr.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION-Silks, Satins, Mousse
IL lines de LANES, French Merinos, Lawns, Alpacas,
Broadclohs Cassimeres Merino vcstings Linen Drngs,
cOn Tuesday, the I'd February shall SELL Mt O'Clock,
m, my auction room two doors west OF Browns Ho
tel Pennsylvania avenue (ground hoor) excellent
Of the above-namcd goods with many other arti
cles in the dry goods line enunerae The
above of the best quality.
Ladies' and gentlemen are requested to call and examine
for themselves on the day previous TO the sale
Jan 30-3t A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
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By y. MOyM.ayN,R .ascstsneer.

DOCKS AT AUCTION.-On Thursday evening next, 4th
ID instant, the store Pennsylvania avenue, three
doors of Al street. shall SELL without reserve large
collection Of books history, biography, theology law
and medicines periodicals, newspapers, noyaf, &c &c
ian, Latin, and Greek languages Congressional docu
Series of engraved portraits of the Presidents of
the United States ~ ttf
Paintings, prints, maps, blank books, &c. &c. m
The books will be arranged for inspection, and catalogues
ready for delivery Thursday morning.
Sale commence Mt half past six.
Feb st b. HOMANS, Auctoneer
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The report noticed by the New Orleans Picayune that
Santa Anna had placed himself between General Taylor
and General Worth, with $4,000 men, &C., is not con-
frmed by the last dispatches from General Taylor.
letter from Gen. Jesup, received last night expressly
conradicts IL
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d. E0 Revvard-Whereas, Octavus Hussey, an indent-
MOU ed apprentice TO the coach-nakng business, ran
away from the 25h December, 1885, do hereby Of
fer reward of fifty dollars to any person who VIII appre-
Said Ocavus will be nineteen years Of age 10Th April
blue eyes, and light complexion; has down look, and
sometimes afflicted with the rheumatism il his legs All
boy under the penalty of the law have to believe
that he inducedo leave me by two men who, abont
JAMES NELSON.
Grcenville, Pitt county, N. c., Jan. rs, lsH. ia
Eah l--af Il l
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DRAWN Numbers of the Alexandria Lottery, Class En-
IL drawn January &c. l8f.
]. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to J. G.. Gregory q Coz
AZ 81 26 ID 2 50 81 q 60 "a So SO l6.
1926 900 for SIS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. 8.
To be drawn Alexandria, Tuesday, Feb. 2, lS47.
CAPITALS
1926 OO0S5 O00-$3 0O0-$2 OO0$l 64010 Of 81 900, DC
Tickets only $5-halves ~ 50-quartsrs 81 1
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass F.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Feb. 6, 1877
SCHEME.
gao OOO-SIO OOO-S6 OOO-S4 OOO- So OO0-$2 205-2 of
81 OOo8 Of 800 Of SDO OF 81 2O-25 of 81 0Oo-
30 Of 5000, &c.
78numbcr lotery-l4 drawn ballots
Tickets $lO-Falves $5-Quarters 81 80.
For sale bv J. 81 G. MAURY,
Agents for the Managers,
Next door east the National Hotel, Washington City
February l-ifid
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TMPORTANT Information to all Merchants--Pha-
dephia is well known stand unrvaled In the trade Of
umbrellas, parasos parnsolees, Nc The most extensive
manuf act,rers are SLEEPER Il FENNER, who have
prepared largest and best assortment of silk paaso
and offered the merchants Of America
They will not saw they are he largest and cheapest in
the world but they will say they have the best assortment
in the United States As they have adopted every improve
mcnt in machinery, manufacture mainly by steam, and
have the division of labor great extent they
prepared offer lower prices than ever before Those
merchants who will favor them with early call and
anime their stock will be satisfied. Those who not
coming the city, but who will entrust their orders to
F. Der mall shall be convinced that they faithfully
executed Every article is at the lowest net cash price,
from which no abatement is made.
Small profits, large returns and the mutual interests Of
buyer and seller broad SCALE is the object and basis OF
this long established house.
Feb fd2w l26 Market street, Philadelphia.
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rREAsURER's STATEMENT,

the ls@aa
tha
EeuN Il1MaNil go ~ NNVf W.T.
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MAR HTED.

On Thursday morning. the 18th of January, by the Rev.
Dr. MORGAN at the residence of her father in Reading,
Berks county, Pennsylvania, j. MURRAY RUSH. esq, OF
Phla delpha, EUGENIA daughter Of JOHN HKIsTKR,
ESQUIRE, ...... f..... q.
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ns- MAsONIC.-The stated meeting OF Columbia Royal
Arch Chapter No l5 will take place Wednesday even,
ing 3D. FEBRUARY A. r 2s47 their Hall corner OF f. and
10Th street All companions in good standing are very ira
'e'""'' "''''' '" CALHOUN M. DERINGER,
Febl-a Secretary.
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Assistant Treasurer Boston
Merchants Bank, Boston, Massachusetts
State Bank at Morris Morristown
Arcade Bank, Providence, Rhode Island c.o.,;.,,
Brooklyn Bank, Brooklyn
Ran X lsssssia ssssSsY ai New York
Bank Bank q ofi s,,' STATE Of New York :.
American Exchange Bank,
North 9erS nH River Bank BANK New York
Assistant T,ea;arsI Philndelphin, Pennsylvania
Bank Of Middsiown, MidSleown
c naa pa as's BANK als Baltimore. Maryland
Bank q Washington, Washington, .. 9.
Thomas q S Nelson asy RiSh%q Ta Va
Farmers Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia
R Rsohsas v Bank IF Vsns s os%Vv Virginia
M v Jones, dePy, Wilmington
Southwestern, RAILROAD Bank Charleston South Carolina,
Planters Bank Of Georgia, Savannah, Georgia
Bank of Mobile, Mobile, Alabama
Do. DO. sA Nab. %s,l bank notes. .
bsns Of
The Canal AHA and Banking Nsw La
Union Bank of Tennessee, Nashville, Tennessee :
The Ohio Life ms Trust Cos Bank Cincinnati, Ohio
Bank of Norwalk, NorNvalk
B. Collins, dep'y, Cincinnati :
Wisconsin Marine 81 Fire ms Co. Milwaukee, Wis Ter :
Bank of Missouri, st. Louis Missouri
Michigan Insurance Company Detroit Michigan
J. Kearsey dep'y, Detroit :
T. Dyer, do, Chicago :
d. G. Bright do, Jefersonville :
susnense account Of outstanding drafts 1856 81
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn:
Branch mint of the United States, Charlotte, N c.,
Branch mint of the United States, Dahonega, Ga,
Branch mint of the United States, N o. Louisiana,
1856 81
Deduct suspense account and transfers
Amount subject TO draft
ss sr TRANSFERS. ORDERED. u l.. :.
To Canal and Banking Company, New Orleans lOOO0 y,
Feb lit (Intell
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rh following gentlemen authorized TO act as oui
and TO receive money for subscriptions, ana fecep
or The same
WIN. A. PrrRcE for Pennsylvania
c. E. RessELL " Kentucky.
Gro w JoSEs Mississippi
~ n K,asrR Arkansas.
Tuos F. STEVENS :" Georga.
"a N h. BAKER New Hampshire,
n,.,r, TAaGrRr New Jersey.
Jos. JBwErr - Rhode isuino
Hon r. d. JOHNSON, (of Galveston) for Texas
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0y-The Remains OF tho late Lieut.. Grahana, United
States Army will be removed for refinement at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. February ~ from the residence ofhis
mother of and 18th Streets ST. Patricks church.
The friends of the family and the public respectfully in
vited to attend.
ry-Tho Funeral OF Eugene Boyle take place FROM
the residence Of his father, Tomorrow, at occck,p m
10 The members Jackson Dsnaserato Aasooi.-
respectfully requested assemble in front of the
O'clock for the purpose joining in the procession with the
Franklin Fire Company, In attending the funeral of the
late Captain Eugene Boyle, who member Of both
The members most earnestly requested appear
formally with the resolution adopted by the viz
s By y' orde r.; '' 'fa'' 1'''' Wy T. K oFFUTT
Rec. Secretary
fat-At Meeting Of the Warrington CITY Bsnevo-
lent Society," at their hall street. Thursday evening
the 18th instant the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas have heard with deep regret of the death
of our late felowcitzen, Captain Eugene Boyle, whose
department citizen cndeared him to and his brave
ry and known daring in the service Of his country
nand our admiration and also of Lieut.. Graham who
fell the defence of his country and whose remains
hourly expected, therefore
Resolred, That q body duly depore the loss which
the country has sustained in this mourn despcnsaton OF
Providence. ~as
ed families and relatives of the deceased heroes.
Resolved That we join in the funeral obsequics of the
DECEASED, when hem !. Is to take PLACE;
by the chair act escort from the their
Resolved That the officers society be added to this
Resovsd That the secretary be directed to forward the
coincidence OF this society each Of the families of the de-
Resolved, That this society their hall street.
hour earlier the day of the funeral than the
By orders JAMES MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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$4,000 dollars
prizes of Ql6, 900 81, 900.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
IL. To be drawn February ~. rs numbers, IL draws

Tickets $l0-Haves $o-Quartsrs n %
Certificate of package of whole tickets. 80
Do do half do 90
Do do quarter do ~
ID. PAINE 4 CO. now the managers of all the Mary
land lotteries and all orders for tickets, shares ssrth
Gates, addressed to PAINE Co, Baltimore MARYLAND
drawing Certified to by the Commissioners q Losers)
sent to all who order tickets.
Jan 22-Sawcpsw
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DIssoLUTIoH.The copartnership heretdfore existing
~ under the firm of Pittman Phillips, Co. Is this day
dissolved by Limitation. Edward Pman and Robert T.
Baldwin win continue the business in BALTIMORE and
George W. Phillips the branch in Washington. Either OF
the partners is authorized the name Of the firm in
settlnp the same EDW. PITTMAN, l,4i
GEO. w PHILLIPS,
r. T. BALDWIN.
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NTOTICEThe undersigned his thanks to the pub
IN lic their very liberal patronage heretofore extended
to the late firm of Putnam Phillips Co, and hopes that
by strict attention business and determination to keep
constantly hand full assortment OF reasonable goods
share of the public patronage.
= Feb I-3t .t.ta q. w. PHll4lIlPS.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding, LIST February, 1s47.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Feb !, loF
Amount Of the several issues outstanding prior the of
I'D July, 1885, per records of this office $S6 $50 "
A is46 as per records of this Office 4,9949OO 90
5,362,sS 81
counti h officers '''' " ' ss7,65O 90
$4,s75, $50 81
==l
r. H. GILLET,
Feb Ill Intel Register of the Treasury.
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WARRINGTON ASSEMBLIES.
NTOTICE.--The third assembly will be given at Jack
~ son Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday evening
February 8, l847 BY order of the Managers Feb 1t
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The Intelligencer OF this morning attempts TO justify
the publication of General Taylors recent letter by the
example of the "Unon" The Intelligencer makes its
point as follows:
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MOTH ERSl MOTHERS z

"a GUILD you have7 VIII You possess an efectns re
w medy against the awful raFases That IS constantly
made by that Fell destroyer at the Infant race WORMS
II say you e0uHdentieiiy with the Blessing ct
Lord attending the application, that It will IN no
IF taken according II the directions fail to remove
We from the OF the little sufferer aud testars
Ito Nltb Our worm syrup is nade entirely otvegetd
hes Il efure harmless Fathers, Mothers Guard ans
10 the Parenlless aud all who have the Of children
DELAY not hut hasten aud get bottle of Hobensacks
worm syrup the Of 2ud and coates sis fhiia,
or any Of their agents throughout Inc United
States.
Come prove the truth Of what we say,
TO Coates and Second haste away
There's syrup that docs expeil
Worms, Al who can IL virtues tell
Its mild and gentle, yet It's sure,
Mothers it will your children cure,
Then can You, viii you, a retusei
This best OF medic 10 Use
+ repared only by ] X G lIohensaek, second and
roate. SIS PhiIa aud safe by most of the respeca
hIe Druggists and store keepers tie United states.
price u cts per hottie. sep 10
A. lanes baker, J Jepson aud l. WAIT. agents
Wheeling Va. David Parks x Co AGENTS NartensN Tile
ONO James A. Gray Il 60. agents, bridgeport, Dino,
JnEt HonKNsAcK whOiesae aseHt, Maftnsvie, Ono
urs BoXEs GAINESVILLE soap, inst received aud for
Il . +sIeiZ MORROW ( V AnETAS