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Mc-Jnst imported by F. Taylor and this day received;
Anglican Church Architecture, by James Barr, VOL
Oxford lsiS; Glossary Of Grecnn Roman, Italian, and
1916; Wghtwicks Hints to Young Architects vol many
engravings, London, 1886 Gwh Encyclopedias Of Ar
chitecre, vol, 900 engmvngs; Weaes Quarterly Pm
pers on Engineering and Architecture; Wene's Archec-
tura Engineering, and Mechanical Drawing Book vols
Wilme's Hand Book for Engineering and Architectural
Drawing, VOL London, 1886; Illustrations of the Public
Buildings of London with historical and Descriptive Ac-
counts of each Edfce, by Pugin and Bron Architects in
vols, filed with engravings Haskers Engineers Guide in
Boring Tools and MethSds Strata and contents
Masonry, Brickwork Concrete, Mortar and Cement Pract
cal Memoranda, Nc, &C., vol many engrayngs, London,
1886 Smms on Tunnelng, vol. quarto; Paisley ON Ce-
ments; Fenwcks snbterranean Surveying ficai on
Clements Reid on Ventilation; Sopwiths Isometrical
Drawing Macneils Tables of Excavations and Embank-
mens; Joplms lsometrical Perspective Hutchinson's
Practical Treatise the Drainage Of Land Browns Per-
spective, vol quarto; Pcketts New System of Arohcc
re, (ron , Bland Arches, PIERS and Buesses Mich
olson on Masonry and Stone-cnttng Nichosons Railway
nng of Arcer's Work; Noble the Professional Prac-
tce OF Architects; and many other works in the
range of subjects, Bridge Building, Civil Engineering,
Carpentry, Practical Mathematics, Mechanics, &c, &C.,
for the limits of advertisement imported
direct from London by + TAYLOR. Feb. 8.
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The Legislature of Kentucky have had 10 ballots to
elect senator of the United States in place of Mr..
Morehead who declines re- election Messrs. Under
wood, Lecher, and Metcalf originally put in nom
naton by the federal party and Mr. Halves by the dem
ocrats After the 10th ballot, Governor Metcalf was
withdrawn and his friends divided their votes among
the two other federal candidates On the 10th ballot the
result follows: Underwood, as; Letcher, 40 !;
Halves, IS. No choice Will the federasts start a
new canddate--or will the democrats abandon Halves
or will he.eection OF senator be defeated Time will
inform
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nv A. GREEN, .s.cssoneer.

ny ". GREhsV, 13ictsOsteeTe
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Monday, the 9Th instant, l sha
sell the house occupied by Mrs. A. Ricketts,
between 18th and 18th streets west the War Office
10 O'Clock, M, excellent lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany hair-seat sofa and parlor chairs
DO sideboard dressing, and plain bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Do marble-top pier and centre do
Do embroidered ottomans and piano stools
Do fine large high-post bedstead
Cane and wood-seat chairs, washstands, go.
Single and double maple bedstead and warcrobes
Pier, toilet, and other glasses toilet sets, DC.
Feather beds and bedding of a good quality
Paror and other window curtains and ornaments
China, glass, and crockery
Andirons shovel tongs, and tenders
Paror, chamber, and other carpets
Radiator, parlor, and other stoves
Also good lot of kitchen utensils
With many other articles necessary to enumerate
Terms: All sums of and under $40, cash over $40 a
credit of two and four months, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
FEB 4-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
7. s. The house is for rent. Inquire of
A. RICKETTS,, near the premises.
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London, STA 81 Antwerp, s9i sol
Paris, $40 537t Hamburg, 3ai a 80
Amsterdam, 39} sol Bremen 77Ia71g

The stock market presents every appearance of revvng
speculation The great prosperity of the export trade has
impaired great confidence stocks generally, and the
adoption of the treasury bill has relieved market
from fears of large issues OF stock and OPP
orators the motive of depressing the market get cheap
The 'new oan, that is the per of 1856 negotiated
last November, sold l0l-at which John Ward
esq, sold 5000 to Messrs. William Il John OBen, be-
ing order for permanent investment. There
offers in the market for treasury al per cent prem
deliverable at the option of the buyer any twelve
months In these conactsbuyer's optontle buyer pays
the seller interest from the time of the the delv
cry of the securities. Hence, in the case of the treasury
notes. the buyer would pay per interest," and
on the notes for which he offers per premium
The notes themselves will perhaps be worth such
premium, but the faculty they have of conversion into 20
year stock mparts to them the prospective value OF such
stock and the impression is just that speculation will
high, and if peace should be brought about 'geat
times would ensue The following table expressive
he rroU Of The mar
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Whale oil sold 10 cents and crude sperm 1906 advance
The stock is reduced 10 1900 bbs Lnseed oil has also
advanced American 62 62A for country and 60 for city
English, to arrive, brought 20 Rice is finn
under the English demand sales SO LII 81 %. Seeds
have also improved New Ohio and Pennsylvania clover
sold at "a as. Timothy $40 SIG Domestic whiskey
80 cents. New Orleans sugar is I higher-salcs
400 hogsheads at 6a "a The tariff does g set
that back any" Talow is in good demand-saes 81 81
Tobacco is quiet; stock here in inspection warehouse,
Feb list, 1913 hhds Kentucky; 92e hhds. Virginia and
North Carolina; 4S hhls Ohio; 10 hhds Maryland--o-
geiher, 2,6l2 hhds., against 290 hds. January list.
Freighs to Liverpool active Is Cd for four 22d
3d. and 26d per bushel for grain cheese, $685. ad for
square cotton. To Newry, IS. 3D. is got for -four To
Cork, IS Esd for To Havre, 81 S7 asked for flour.
Eastern vessels have been chartered Philadelphia and
Baltimore account TO take flour Is Cd 9s TO Liver
pool and vessel The stocks engaged 9s for -four
Philadelphia To Liverpool In these facts have the fatal
influence of the long anlcommercia policy of the country
When market found for any considerable quantities oil
produce there no means of transportation Think of S2
70 cents, TO carry barrel of flour TO Liverpool
Money continues very abundant, and foreign bills are
again falling The rates rather nominal the following
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FTHE LAST GALA number Of names to the drawing
for those articles of costly ewelry &c, is still wanting
The drawing will take place the 10th ns at O'Clock,
provided the list is filled up by that times il not tho money
will be returned to the respective subscribers Those wish
ing to in the rattle will call the OF r. Key
worth where the book is now open.
Feb 6-d3
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. Q, Is47.


T. ba Senate the bill regulating the appellate jurisdic-
q the Supreme Court OF the United States in certain
,y,s ordered TO be engrossel, AMI read third time.
rba three million bill was again taken up, AMI MIR H.
oson addressed the Senate thereon IN opposition to the
amendment OF Mr., Cass
che House was engaged in the disposal OF private
hills
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COMMERCIAL.
Frona our Commercial Correspondent.
NEw York, Thursday, 4 p. m,
February A 1917

New York, Thursday, p m,
February 4, 1877
The incleinency of the weather during tbs week has
tended IN some degree keep the markets quiet
less there Is AN evident tendency in all prices advance
The exports OF produce have large but not so much
20 would have been the had shipping facilities been
within The command Of operators anything like the ex
tent required The business OF this port has been for four
years as follows, during the the month of January.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS MONTH
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We are happy to learn that General Haralson who has
been confined to his for the past week by sickness,
now convaescent, and will probably be able to
his seat in the House OF Representatives in few days.
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SPARx's Diplomatic Correspondence OF Revo-
~ luton In IL vOls.-GEORGE TEMPLEMAN near
corner of Al street. has for sale few Sparks Dpo
matte Correspondence of the Revolution in IL vos pre-
cedes the vols of diplomatic correspondence received now
by members of Congress The IL vols will be sold for ls
Feb ~ W
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We regret TO learn that information has been received
by John Minor Bolts, esq, of the death of his son. Lieut.
Archibald B. Bolts, of the United States army Lieut. b
graduated at West Point in June last, and but recently
joined his regiment in Mexico-Riohmond Republican.
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The ballotng for senator In the legislature of Ken
lucky resumed on Saturday On the 18th ballot,
H. Garrett Davis and Judge Robertson spoken Of
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oJ-The Rev. Dr. Campbell, OF Allegheny city, VIII
preach providence permittng) in the First Presbyc-
rian church Sabbath morning, the 7 instant eleven
o'clock.
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Wash1nHfOn AseembIics.
rTNE third Assembly will take place st jackson Hall On
Il Monday evening, January rs, 1917.
MANAGERS.
Hon. George M. Dallas, Hon. James Buchanan.
" John " Mason, Daniel Webster,
E A. Hannegan, 4" I. Butler King,
VIM. Wright 8. A. Douglass,
Ed w. Hubbard, Cen Geo. Gibson o. 81
Com l.. Warrington u ; ~, Maj J. ID. Graham II. s. A.,
Col J. G. Totem, u. s. A, Capt Chas Wilkes II q NJ
Capt w. H. Swift IT, S. A., Samuel i, Couvernepr eso
A. r Irlst, esq, Ed. de Stoekl, esq,
Rich ID. Cuts, esq, J. r.. C;oldsborouph
George Thorn, DR. r. A. Lacey
l., H. Patterson A. l.. McCrca, ESQ.,,
Benlamln f. Green, ESQ.,. DR.. Robert Richie.
s. Nicholson
No manager is authorized to give 10 any citizen MEM
Der OF Congress- other resident for the winter ermi.
sion TO procure ticket for assembly, without sub
scribing for the whole
Strangers desiring tickets requested apply to cith
CT of the managers
Subscribers and others apply tickets
ut fischers Bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue, between
ith and 2h streets or to j. H. Gibbs hair dresser under
Colemun's Hotel. Feb5-H,
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Ord to Mid. to Mid fair Fully fai
good ord. good mid. to fair. to good ia
Upland and Florida MAN i2t l2k 123 al3t l3A IA
Mobile and N. O. lfa i2f mas 1877 49, Ia Is


The -four market restricted for the present. but the dis
position to operate remains good and, as the spring APP
proaches, sales for delivery the opening of navigation
multiply the Holders of Michigan and
Ohio firm 81, and is to be had under &6 S7a,
although shippers have been quiet for some days Troy,
in poor order, sold SO u.s. which rate small lots New
Orleans taken. Georgetown and Brandywines So 30
SO 75 City Mills, Haxa, $s; 10000 bbls. meal S.
to arrive Jersey the spot, SIS l2A S5 25
Wheat is in demand. Sales Ohio, 81 40 Jersey, 81 37A
Genesee, 81 So 81 60 Northern rye scarce, at 81 and
So s6t, deliverable the opening OF the navigation.
Barley sold for export rs cents Oats 4S cents for north
ern IS cents for Jersey Corn since my last has risen
to 81 Is per bushe but afterwards fell back to 100 l07
cents Saturday and Monday southern and Jersey, to
the extent of 100 900 bushels sold at 100 ITO liza cents
On Tuesday, 600 best Jersey yellow part to arrive sold
at 90 cents, and 100 los future delivery. Sales
white BEANS 81 % 81 ga Backeyed peas, in bags of
two bushels, So 25 So 80.
The animation in pork is sustained, and higher prices
have been reached Sales, 10000 barrels at $ll 70
SII rs for prime, and Sl4 % Slt 80 for $l5
offered Beefis firm sales $40 $ll for mess, SO 80
for prime. Beef hams, SI3 1913 so $14 Ohio lard is
wanted, and sales new kegs were made at and y
cents arrive. Butter and cheese steady at IA l6
cents and Total exports for January were as
-
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The constant agitation in relation the Tariff and the
great demonstrations made carly the produce
change, naturally influenced imports and yet all these
circumstances have failed depress the receipts
than $5OVW for the month. The average duties du
table goods last 80 per cent, and this year rs
per cent--being but per cent reduction. The
port trade is large and last year, but in
the last month it has, Tor obvious reasons, than
doubled that of the month OF January in the years 1874 and
1915 The following of the leading articles of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
The Loco Foco rreeting.

The Loco Foco County Meeting. held in
Stroudsburg on Monday week, " as The most
splendid display Of the harmonious democra-
cy," the world ever Witnessed. Ten thousand
Mexican demagogues, with each rronuncia-
De7tO,-ten thousand dogs yelping and fighting
for one bone,-ten thousand wildcats assem-
bled in musical concert,-and ten thousand un-
tanned Indians uttering their war-cry, would be
a Maelzel's Melodium, compared 10 il. There
we're two Chairmen, one for each faction, (red-
fin and skunk, as they call each other, on the
same bench-one bawling 10 the North, the
other TO The South Two se,ts OF Committee.
men. reporting resolutions diametrically oppo-
eiIe TO each other ;-and they finally wound up
by oas set confirming William Over6eld, as
ther Delegate to The 4lh of March Convention,
and the other appointing Sheriff Storm.
There was screaming. screeching and howl.
ing, iha, would have put TO shame the rout Of a
Mexican army. Speakers bawled themselves
hoarse, in the vain endeavor 10 make themselves
heard. Even iha, veteran democrat, Andrew
II. Reedey, was heo,ed down !; and his touching
exhonalions 10 rally for The spOils, or else they
would be spoiled party, were lost among gen.
erous tenders OF mint-siicks, and anxious inqui-
ries as 10 whether hi. mother was apprised of
his present locality. Our friend, Mr.. Schoon-
over, is supposed TO have seriously injured his
organs Of speech, in endesvoring TO make audi
bic set of reseluiens. in which The Democra-
cy were urged by The "shsdes Of the heroes OF
the Revolution" Tor something else very pairi-
oiic) TO watch the Wings and take care Of the
plunder.
Various shows were made of active hostility,
but We believe the only case of actual violence
was that of "red-fin," who in ft of uncon.
uolIable patriotism applied his foo, 10 The seat
of-honor of skunk" in the crowd. When
turned upon by The assailed, however, he en-.
deavored to shuttle il of upon Wing, who was
standing harmlessly by-for which attempt the
Whig threatened 10 Cog him, rowing by Secre
isry Marcy's mended breeches, that no mar
should borrow his foot to kick another mans
posreriors. Bui no description can give ever
. faint idea of the scene, and ihsrefore we vii
nos pursue the subjecl any farther.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
somerviIIc and Easton Railroad.

The Senate Of the New Jersey Legislature
has passed a bill to charter bill fos railroad
from SomerviIIe TO Easton. connecting with the
road already constructed TO Elizabehport with
power 10 extend branch To Belsidere, in War
rem comfy. The corpo,a,ors mentioned in the
bill are Garre, D. Wall, r. A. HanweII, Wm.
Thompson. j. O Sisrps. John Kean. G. III
fiegram and Wm p II obeson, with ST. AGO.
600 espi'sl. and hepmileg GO TO increase ii to
50, ,0oo, 600. asss5 g's.,l '''9ts tss-- / s3,
{" The rodto prescribed is from SomeriIIe,
north to tbe MusconsiCong Valley. passing
within iwo miles OF Clinton, Hon,erdon capp.
iy; ,henre to the valley Of the Delaware river,
and then up TO within two miles Of the Della
ware Bridge, opposite Eas,on." -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
S69,5l4 rs
Total

This was divided among 242 members. and gave
to each member $297 25 for stationary at seS-
sion
For further information, refer Mr.. Brocken
brough to House document No. 45S I'd session
29th Congress, where he will find that Steamer,
estimated to be worth Sl5000 was hired at $500
per day. provided for, and insured, until the COM
pensation amounted to $S2,555; and this is only
one of seven hired Steamers. $l2,lS7 90 were
paid for two hundred ard six oxen. For one
years rent Of a house at Picolata, $4,000 were
paid. Fifty dollars piece for 80 Saddles, and
SS7 SO piece for twelve Saddles. In 1910, $780,
900 were expended on buildings erected on private
lands, when public lands were near. An examin-
alton into the transactions in Florida will exhibit
enormous frauds, of which, no doubt, Mr.. Brock
enbrough is ignorant. An invitation for further
proofs of corruption will meet with proper re-
Sponse
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

|, will be seen by The following official Card
tha! the Receivers of the Panield Bank have
come irao possession Of means which are like
Iy 10 be sufficient 10 cover all i,s liabilities
A CARD.--The Receivers Of The Bank
of Plain6eld feel il due to The holders
Of bills Of that Bank, and an act of Justice to
the firm of M. Y. Beach a. Sons, to say ,ha,
they are NOW 10 possession Of assets consist
ing Of real estate, money, stocks in other cor
pora'ions. and principally in notes and bills re.
ceivabIe TO an anloun, which they believe
more than sufficient TO redeem a, par The whole
amount Of bills of that Bank now in circulation
Boz the Receivers have no, ye, been able 10
ascertain, with entire certainly. the amoun, oi
bills in circulation. nor can they foresee wha,
losses may be incurred in the collection OF
debts, nor on The sales of s,ocks they nav hold
Unless this should be much greater than they
anticipate. bill holders they .h.nk, will event
ualy be paid IN full.
Jos. G. HORSEPOWER,
JoHs S. DARey. a
ias DANIEL DoDD. i,.
saxa14 ,s Reesiusys.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

]. P. SANDERSON,
SAMUEL D. KARNS.
JOSEPH KONIGMACHER,
MORTON McMICHAEL,
GEORGE ERETY.
II. JONES BROOKE,
THEO. D. COCHRAN.
JAMES FOX,
JAMES MARTIN.
WILLIAM BUTLER.
J. J. SLOCUM.
JOHN r. EDIE,
EDGAR COWAN,
JOHN B. JOHNSON.
WIN. ]. HOWARD,
Whig State Commitses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

The Whig State Conseniion. 10 nominate
esadidsies for Gorernor and Canal Commis-
siooer, will assemble in Harrisburg on Taes-
day next
The Loco Foco Convention mssis q, the
same place to-day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

Mr.. Senator Wescott, Of Florida, in his place,
charged the Government with aweak and teculent
corruption" Mr.. Brockenbrough inemter of
the other House from that state, stated that the
charge was ian act Of rare simplicity" and pro-
posed that an enquiry be instituted A writer in
the Richmond Wing thus comments on this charge.
pointing out to the whole people its TRUTH as also
the evidence furnished by Government itsef!-
Truly We have fallen upon evil times when our
public servants thus publicly rob their masters,
and if complaint be made of the rascality, those
complaining are denounced as federaf'sts, and op-
posed TO the pure and undefled democracy" of
the land. A beautiful specimen Of patriotism this!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
From, tie Neao Orleans Delta
Reported Battle AT Chihua IN ll:a .
TAMpIco. Feb. s. l94


A commercial house in this city, which has
branch in chihuahua, received letter from
their agent there, under very late date, stating
that an American force from Santa Fe, part Of
General Kearney's command. had showed them
selves near Chihuahua, and were Immediately
attacked by superior Mexican force. A long
and sangunary battle was fought, in which the
slaughter on both side, is said 10 have been
very great, surprising according 10 numbers,
any that has ye, been fought.
Ultimately the Americans were victorious,
and they entered The town, and placing our flag
in place of the Mexican, in the principal square,
proclaimed the town TO be taken in the name OF
The United States Of America. The letter par
ticularly stated that the men were principally
Missourans, and Immediately Sc, them down
as Col. Prices men. must say that this
news receives more credit here than any Mex
Iican news hat has been in circulation since |
have been in this country
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Mr. Senator yVescOtt's warning TO
The Democracy.

If Mr.. Brockenbrough really wrshes to procure
accurate information of the corruption charged by
Mr.. Westcott as being praciised by the Democra-
cy, he can attain his object either by personal
examination, or by publication inviting iniorma-
ton from individuals who can furnish detrimental
ry evidence to sustain Mr. Wescoits charge Uni
ting most cordially with Mr.. peterborough in a
desire to publish the truth, the schote truth, and
nothing but truth give the following extract from
the House document No 3O 2Sth Congress:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
whig State Convention.

State Convention, 10 be composed OF Del.
egales from the ci,y Of Philadelphia and the
several counties equal 10 their representation in
tue General Assembly of this Commonw ealih.
will be held at Harrisburg on TUESDAY, The
9th day of MARCH next, al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose of selecting candid
ales for Governor aud Canal Commissioner TO
nc supported by the Wings aud the friends of
The Protective Policy at The next ensuing elec-
,ion. and to transact such other business as may
he deemed important 10 The success ofthe Whig
cause
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

W The Native American State Conve n.
,ioa nominated Robert Fl. Morton, for Canal
Commissioner. Emonuel C. Riegcrt, for CIV.
ernor. About 60 delegates were in attendance,
three four'hs OF which are from,he CRY and
county Of Phialeiphis.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Fire.

A Tailor shop was consumed by FIRE, on Mon
day night last. at Tannersvile, Monroe county
It's supposed TO have originated from some wood
which had been placed on the stove to dry
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
The Columbian.

The Columbian Magazine. for March. has
been received. u isgsheaunful.a The aenefa-
. viags are the bessdwe renembss,o have seen,
ard the reading ranaos easily be SURPASSED
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Stationary used Ly the 2sth Congress

307S reams of envelope paper, cost Sl2,6o3 25
36l0 reams of qudrto post, 26,29l 20
23l6 reams of ioolscap, 1881 20
liz reams of note paper. 1859 80
493 gross Of steel pens. 4,569 80
$500 quills, 1888 II
For making pens, 44S
Sealing wax, 1886 62
Tape, 1888 80
One hundred and six doz pen knives, 2,602
Waters, 1889
Fifteen barrels of ink. 526 SO
InkStands 92l
Seals, 0SO
Pencils 562
Folders 6I5
Twne 3l2
1897 memorandum books TAG 10
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

TThe Delavaie Senate has indefinitely
postponed the bill 10 aboiish slavery in that
Sia.e.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Important from the Army.

A Detachment Of Eighty Of the Kcatucky and ar.
Kansas Cavalry cut of--Cossias az Clay pris-
oner-- Capture and death Of Lieut.. Ritchie-Mur
der Of an Officer Of The Ohio Regiment General
Scott a6om TO embark for LGbosIhe attack on
Vera Crus-Col Har7ley ordered 10 resume du.
ty--Ihe scrccked rolunteers--DeaM of Lieut..
Gibson Ramored ASSASSINATION Of Santa Anna
aatounded-Ihe american 1roops IN possession
+ OF FL PasS0--Mednated attack on Taopico
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

By arrivals at New Orleans, Tampico dates to
the Sth, Brazos to the 9th, Matamoras to the 5th.
Camargo and Vera Cruz 10 the Goth ut., nave been