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Late and Important from the Interior.

Late and Important from the Interior.
From the Vera Cruz Sun Of Anahuac of
the l4lh, we cut the following:
A private express arrived here night
before last from Puebla, bringing very
interesting intelligence from that piece
from Mexico, and from General Cadwal'
lader and Pillows train.
The express left Puebla on the Sd inst,
and brought private letters dated the same
day.
News had been received the day pre-
vious from Mexico, that three commits.
sioners had been appointed by the Mexi.
can Government to confer with Mr.. Irist,
a San Martin Tesmelucan, eight leagues
from Pueblo, and il was supposed they
would meet.him on the 4th OF July.
The express rider met with Gems.
Cadwallader and Pillow, and their res.
Dec,ive commands ct Perote. They had
been attacked ct La HOya. and had COM
plo.sly routed the enemy. having sustain
cd but little loss. No property was lost.
and hoIh trains had arrived in PeFote; ano
which place, correspondent says they
wore toleave on the eth inst.
We have seen letter dated MEXICO
July Cd, The writer says that ne does
nOGdoubs that = treaty Of peate would DC
concluded a once by The commissioners.
He also says that the peace party has be-
eOuns 50 considerable in the capital that
be thinks that Santa (who il always on
the side Of the ssrongesi,l viii soon pro.
nonnce himsalfin favor Of peace.
ASIUllsB iSe puobla. whish was writ
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
Information wanted

OF Trueman Ketchum, who left Plain.
field, ILL.,, for Galena, about two years ago
last April, and has not been heard from
since. ANY person knowing any thing
in relation to the above named person, will
confer favor by addressing letter to d.
Ketchum. Of Chelsea, Will CO, Illinois,
containing such information.
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ton, and an immediate dissolution Ofthat
body took place. The humiliation of
Gen Scots is heralded as certain.--they
proclaim il impossible for him to advance
or retreat.
A correspondent ofthe Flag ofthe 18th
speaks of ''awful disclosures" about to
made az the Brazos depot--two of The
Commissary's clerks were thrusting their
hands into Uncle Sans money purse.
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EMPORIUM or FAaHlOMi

TNHE Undersigned begs leave TO infovm lhs
Il citizens OF Joliet and vicinity thai he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, and PHlLA.
DELPHIA Fashions. he is DOW prepared 20
execute work in the most fashionable style.
.&2p-under the sign Of emporium Of Fash.
ion," Bluff Street, Joliet H. 9lyr
a +. NICHOLSON.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
Books for Sale.
BY G.. CLEMENT.

Sauders Is. 2nd Sd Readers. Sanders ( EIe-
Omentary Spelling Books, Oiney's Large and
small Geography, Parley's & Smiths do, Kir.
khams. Smith & Lavizaces Grammar. Alams
Cclbnrn & Daboil's Arithmetic, 2 4. Boob of
History. Ccms,ock's Cnimisrry, Mira Lincoln 4
Phelps Botany, PERKINS, Fables, Nugent Web
ster's Dictionary. Hales History u, States. Girls
Reading Bonk & Schoal Testsmenis, Ruled, esp
& Letter paper. Quilts. Memorandum BLANK
Books, Toy Books q States &c
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
lmPOr Gant News from Tam.
D;CO.

Exciting ncUs from T'ampico-Co'. De
" Russey Starts to relieve the Ell EncGr.
nGciOn prisoners Col. De RUssey at.
tackled By 1900 Capt. Royd
ofthe BGItimOre Battalion, and Others,
killed Col. Marks set 0ut-BGttLe-
Col. De Russey's brGuery-Prep0rG.
tiOns for the defence of TdmpicO.
TAMP1co, July 18th, ls47.
Dear Sir:-Since my last, we have
been ell commotion, from information that
the FL Encarnacion prisoners are about
80 miles from here. Col. Gates ordered
Col. De Russey with $50 men to GO and
get them. After they had been gone one
week, an express arrived giving bad
news. Our side had met from 800 TO
1000 Mexicans, when fire was opened
both sides fought we'll the first shot took
effect on Capt. John Royd, formerly Of
the Baltimore Battalion; he died instant.
ly, endeavoring to force his way across
ANAL stream. He had command Of a
volunteer mounted company of Rangers
and lost his l st LienI. and three men.
Col. Marks was sent to the relief Of
Col. De Russey with l0C men; he met
the enemy at PanucO in retreat. having
had to fight his way back upwards Offorty
miles. Sixteen of the Louisiana vOlun.
teerS are known to be killed, sixteen OF
the other regiments los, or missing, total,
81. Killed on the Mexican side. Ill.
The first fire Of the Louisiana troop Kill.
led 3S mel; so say the Mexicans. Col.
De Rnssey has covered himsilf with max.
ing 30 good retreat, as he was surround
cd by 700 or 500 Mexicans all the time.
They got within so miles Of the plis.
OnerS, but il was no go, the Mexicans
ouInumbered them, and the troops about
here are Of the TampicO kind, and the
best in Mexico.
Col. Marks left Thursday ON the Mary
Summers for Tampico, and the Mexicans
knowing he was about. and would, when
no got TO DE Russey, give them fits, took
. stampede and left.
The Washington arrived the daybefore
from tho BrazOs, and the New Orleans
from Vera Cruz got here the day Col.
Marks left, and went back to Vera Cruz
the same evening for reinfOrcements for
fear OF an attack on this place. The
Washington had about twenty troops and
her tuli crew, and they with several other
vessels' crews, were ordered ashore to
protect the place, and all were quickly
informed they could do their country some
good by looking sour toward all the Mex
Icans.
The New Orleans leaves this day for
your city. The Washington for Vera
Cruz. The Velasco IN a day or so for
Lobos. Sloop Sarah Foyt has gone up
the cost for load Of fruit for the Brazos
and mouth of the river. The Great West.
uniformly of New York nOtOriety) now
one of the mail steamers on this route. ar.
rived day or so since. and leaves the
2lst on her usual route home. The above
are the only vessels here not belonging
to the qu1rtermaster's department, and
stationed here.
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GTFor the Information of Strangers.

DERSONS wishing to find their Town Lots
IL or Lands or wishing 10 purchase Govern
uent Lands, will please call on ]. Woolley Jr.,
in Joliet nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions of Lands or TowR Lots
can be give by thu subscriber for the Counties Of
Cook, viii. lroquois. Grundy, Kendall, and La
Sale, and he has on hand maps, true copy of
Record, in nearly all fhes counties.
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY, Jr.
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AS l'ossiSly some persons may have small &C.
mands againet the subscribers which he has neg
Iected to settle, or Uiee versG, All such persons
are requested 10 call on M. H. DEMMuND and
have the same settled without delay.
Joliet, Aus. Sd. IS47. w. G. WOOD.
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FARM FOR SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that by an order OF
IN the Will county circuit court, there will
be offered for sale, al Public Auction, al the res.
idence of the subscriber, OH Saturday, the 9th
day If July next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. N. and O'Clock P. :, the fol- owing described
property; being n part of the Real Estate OF
which Hosea Buel, late Of said ccunty,died sez-
ed, TO wit: the north east quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section nine, in township thirty
four. north of range nine ofthe ;hird princi-
dial merchandising limbered land.
Terms made known al the Sale.
June a, l647. HANNAH BUEL, Adm'x
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NOTlGE.

TIME Coparinefship heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of DEMMOND g. WOOD is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Dem
mOnd having purchased Mr. Wood's interest will
attend to a u unsettled business Of the firm.
NJ. II. Dem MOND.
Joliet, July 20, Ie47. w. C. WOOD.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
Chancery Sale.

NOTlCE ishersby given, that ia pussuanea
" Of a decretal order Of the circuit eour, Of
WiIlIrounty Illinois, made a, the lastMay termof
SAID Court, in certain Cause then pending ON
the Chancery side Of said Court, wherein Wfssd.
srick Benjamin assignee of John Heasssy,H wac
complainant, and1 Daniel Curtis Administrator Of
tho Estate Of John Dickey deceased'' was De.
PENDANT, there will be sold - Public Auction &C
at the Court House in Wiil County Ia. on the
18th day of August next, between the hours Of
ten o'clock in the forenoon and tie setting Of The
sun. The west half Of the south east qusrtsF Of
section number twenty Eve, ia Township NUM-
Der thirty FIVE moth range number eleven east"
to the highest and best bidder. Terms ofsale essh.
s. w. BOWEN.
Master in Chanes1y.
Dated al lniiet this 9th Iulx. lRA1
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LOTS & LANDS

Many ofthe above have valuable Improvements
on them, for sule on reasonable terms. Alse
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
s. w. BOWEN, General Land Agent,
March, 18i7. Joliet, III
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DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, OtL, Vasra.tsN, sc.

THE Subscriber would take
this opportunity 10 inform the in
-A habitants of Joliet and The public
~ generally ,,hathe has now on hand
= 80 at the old establishment Of Brown
@3 g. Co., one door north of r. G.
Dnncan's Store, general assort-
mentof DRUGs. MEDlcINEs,P PAINTS
Oh, VARvIsH, &C., and as he is
making constant additions to his Stoch, aud spares
no pains IN selecting articles of Il 3 very best
quality, and at the lowest possible rate for which
goods can be bought fol cash, lie ia enabled to Of
Ter no small inducements to all those wishing to
purchase articles in his line, which will be sold al
the lowest cash price for ready pay. Persons re-
siding AT distance, by sending their orders to me,
can rely upon receiving as GOOD articles and az as
low price as il they wers present themselves.
j. III. BROWN.
Z. SCI have on hand an excoIlant Bilious
Pill, for family, use. manufactured by myself, and
put up in boxes containing eighteen Pills each -
Price la cent?. - J. HI. B..
Joliet, June %, I547. S. - 70 :.
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1iNsEED OIL,
A Good article from the Auburn, N. Y. Mills
novlO at WOODRUFF'S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

ENlFTY lbs. MarshaiI's patient Line Thread
II for sale by the pound, at Maueson's.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

OOPAL H.AAe.V.ENA.
warranted PURE, at WOODRUFF'S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

A Choice lot Young Hysuu, Gunpowder a ne
n imperial Tea at Matteson's
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0E PS. Blue Merrimac prints, for sal g ca
70 loves BY the piece or yar.l eheap.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
The Rev, M. FIIBBARD'S

Sperm and TallOvV Candles and
Sperm OIL just received at the p. o. Drug Store
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

So generally kRoWn % purifier of the Blood.
and preventive Of the Bilious diseases Of the
Western states can be had ia any quantities OF
the agent for tne Proprietor ne the . Drug s'or0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
Laboratory of TI0mSOmian Botanic
Medicine

No. 70. SOUfb CdirDTt Ntreet-BALTTMoRE.
THE first mill erected the United States special purpose Of
Il preparing Ihomsonian Botanic Medicines.
The subscriber the complete uf o
Medicines the Unen ~ the
pounds and other articles recommended by Dr. Thomson Besides
variety of other approved Medicines Having
erected Mills cnes,
terms
genuine prepared manner
deeierouso poisonous qnae he does admit thing q,
that nat hont his establishment.
compromising oanc Medicines from tn
p materials in the market has afforded him just grounds le
himself, hts medicines. after a will compete any
which may offered the cause
wl0e range of a cunniry.
9itis Importance that Pactnners and Others using
Botanic Medicines. should he aDpized, that all the
upper mill process heats
queny INJURIES IL does destroy, the medical virtues Of all anti
cles submitted In such operation
hand all Medical Works the Botanic
geihr with f CT Syringes all
ARTICLES connected with The Those wishing pure
he supplied the reasonable
Oct 10. AZ On EPH'M. LARRABEE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

MoSEY SAVED HAIRS REsrosED-Among all the Medicai
preparations that has discovered and prepared for the allie
Walton Of human Suffering oocasoned by disease
meeting with such universal Dr. Bgg Indian
geiabe Sugar Ced Pills. The obvious
prepared from Vegetable the potent and efficient
known the science Of Medicine and adapted diseases
ciden To the Western Dr. Brggs Coated Anti
Pills for entire efficacy Peasantness have for them peem
Of fame before attained any medicine and
Aperent Caaic eded, they always autarythe
mans friend Dr. Brags Sugar Coated Tonic Pills stand
vailed or the 4 que and Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague and
all the various forms which
n praes and valleys in the West oonsisn many
worthy citizens to premature grave.
For sale Mortar by
1 iNate Drlc-i Indi.n Ills
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

SALrfLLo, MEXICO, JAEUARY %, 1S47
p c. DUNNING, Esq Dear Sir-Capt NJ. Su>s has had
the kindness to show letter from YOU by which
accused Of having sold suffers
binary high pIIce, &c. In justice you will give
mcnt OF the prices OF different articles well as can
lect, during the time Wm Csoeke, and m, seif ding
business ~ the estab hment. you charged
having sold whisky at from 81 To s. per gallon. Such
not the case 10 my knowledge: all that sold By me-
or by any while concerned. sold at 80
quarts and all that know Of being kept at all about
barrels which kept small tent by ITSELF supernend
ed by of he Louisiana By the Of Leonard;
and he often told that the greater part Of Il his
Mr LeOnads AS to your selling potatoes al 81 &C. dozen
know nothing Of il. knew Of your keeping puta
toes for sale remember Of your having pat Of barrel Of
them for your use, aud also Of you giving o
them TO the BOYS that sick neither did know Of
keeping dried fruit meal for saethese articles beng
got board Of small trading vessels the would
also state that you boarded with Capt SuSs the greater pat
Of the time you the Rio Grande and that very
intimate with you. and il the above charges
would have been likely have known it, On the contrary
have heard the boys often say that they always wanted to
trade with you you gave them the best Bargains As
you being kind 10 the boys would say you good
them any in The regiment you hardly down
the establishment without bringing hing back for
the sick. would also state that while engaged, you
not in the establishment han day, and
that oen unless you get things for
wished skin the soldiers. On the contrary you favored
them than any other man in The establishment.
Your friend, in great haste,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

Ksy tile sSrg$!oeHs Os tslc limited States.
NJ pursuance law I, JAMES X POLK, President Of
at public sales Will he held the aforementioned Land OIL
in the Te'r Of Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter desgna
ted, to wI
Office MINERAL POINT, commencing Mon
day th day of January for the disposal of h- pubic lands
- 70
North e base ae and U ~ The tBar principal meridian.
Townships taIreen fifteen and siAiern, OF three
Townships saIriern, fifteen and sixteen. d r'nge four.
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and eighteen Of
range five.
Townships fourteen fifteen. and of range
Sections four i've six sie nine ssseen eighteen and
SHIPS fOten. en aud SiAeen the Mississippi
ship venteen, Of range seven
sisSppi eight
seventeen, the Mississippi river, of range
nine
AT the Land Office at GREEN BAY commencing Monday the
day January tile diSi &c the public lands within
aforementioned t,v nships pan g township WIS
North Of the base line and east IF The fah principal neraizH
Fractional Srcon township nueteen situated northeast Of
Lake :" PrangW,7 of rangr ifnTieen
moth "F0r
Shit thnytTo and thirty three, oil range nineteen
townships ihytHO thirty Three and tTt OF range twenty
appnMiied for The OF schools military
punaS-s. viii e excluded from sales.
Tie offering Lands Will he commenced the days appointed,
pr,ceedIn they advertised
dispatch. until the whole shall h. been ofeed and
thus ced But sale ss be kept longer
o The lands Will admitted until
afer the expiration Of the iva weeks
Given under INV &c Washington this day of
October ini Thousand eight hundred aud forty
BY Iiie President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD Al. YOUNG Com. oil Gen. Land once
NOTICE PO PRE- EMPrTON CLAIMANTS.
Every person pre- empon within
the the saIIlclnn the Register aud Receiver,
seeing the day appointed
the public of the lands,
Claimed otherwise such claim will he fIfered.
RICHARD II. YOUNG, Com. of the Gen. Land Office.
43-lGws Both Dec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
XECElVOgs'S SALE.

NJ Office hrreb, gwen tn undersigned uor Of the
~ last will testament Hamilton Davis, late of Marion
county deceased wi Saturday the 3th day OF November
pub ic the Of the estate OF
said Hamilton Davis ed consisting of
lot hogs il the field wheat hay, and
will
eph Lane Lawrence ~nhP Marion cOuny, State of Inii
ana liberia Gre it will be gyea puc all sums
and will be required with sufficient
cuy pya any relief whatever from valuation
4isw ALEXANDER MOCK, Execu'or sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
Mas a. asAHsMEls's ESTATE.

~ Office j. hereby day the sixth day Of No
~ venhrr the ed cimtes belonging the
Misses Barker IL Of Marion county indiana deceased consisting
nurses cattle, sleek hogs RIO bushels Of utensils
articles sold undersigned,
nniiratr Of said residence
franklin township hiarion rsainy aorSaid credit
uhs will gwen dollars Further pancf
lars made known the day f Sale
AN GEORGE W. WOLF, .a.-..
jon AlcCLAiN, @'"'o's'
ct.I5, lS47. 30 3wisT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11


Hon p. C. Dunning Dear SRA press Of business has
prevented from writing You for tine, which
do with great pleasure On tomorrow for Mexico
TO join my command.
take pleasure 10 saying that far your conduct came
under obevation while with the II
clever and geniemany. You were kind and attentive
the sick ln>ead Of desiring 10 take advantage OF their ne
cties. seemed to wish relieve their without
Iesad You often told that you did not want 10
make money by your trip and inclined 10 think that
yu did not hesrd YOU cer take hundred and nifty
dollars y"ur in establishment, which price
You unable 10 get.
Yuu g,eat attention to our lameuied fiend L.. Eer,
was good aud excellent heart | cannot myself,
see any thing that you dad that you reed be asham OF
GIVE my best respects to Capt Sus Young Fo' CT. and all
the volunteers your vicinity aud Il end, generally
With great Ie>pccI am, my dear sir.
Y. "a fiieud.
JOSEPH LANE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
BRIGADE HEAD QUARTERS,


OdHtP DfhHhPs Olb Cos 1CtOl
QUARTERNAsTER, BRAz1s ISLAND: Dear Sir-LIeut. Gov
Dunning, Of Indiana together with L. Rogers Of company
A, Sd regiment Ind volunteers proceeding under ORDERS
the former ysician the latter assistant Indiana
with the following who have discharged from
the service for disability, O-w: Sol Langwe SOL May
John A. Dale, Joseph Thomas, VIM McPhetTdge Lieut. e.
Ier These have not their discharges with them they
have been left with their Captains, aud power Of attorney
TO draw their money. But | satisfied that they have
been discharged, and thing regular Will you
the kindness 10 urnih them with transpOrtan and any
other attentions you may besow them will be duly alpe
ciaied by Gen. LANE. A. L. ROBINSON, Ii. aud Hid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
R9JzsE.EE SALE.

THNHERE will be public Washington street
Monday the 18th Gay November next the following
perty John kOOnz deceased late Marion
horse and ned,
horses and harness. carriage
the running gears Of buggy, saddle be Six
will given all
giving their with approved security
relief from valuation apprasement
ABRAHAM KOONTZ Administrator
indianapolis. Oct. &c, ls47. 4i-3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
lac s.:..e oG smal....n, Marion County

Is THE PRossrE CouRr COUNTY OcroBER A D.
lel-.
Petition for me sale Of real estate.
OF the estate
X. mbrn, deceased. Adam Nelson and Andrew
Flu gaSos.
FU1E said defendants Nelson and Andrew Furgason
hereby notifei, petition las been filed
pending probate them and others that they
day OF the term thereof
held house ndans po the second Monday in
next there show if AIRY they
the real estate IL petition forth
shall prayed said petition. BY order Of the
r. b. DUNCAN, ClerA
L.Ba OF rs. -S4-. 413wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

make this masked and perhaps unhanked by
some but il is your due and shall be fTeer 10 give
unto Caesar the things that Caesars, than myself
IL l had time would full history Of forced
march TO this place. But all is tipoe here expecting
fight daily. / am your friend, G0IlMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
S25 90 lREHYAfsD.

STOLEN from 5he subscriber, sunday night the oath Oct,
~ BAY HORSE black aad TAIL Isl hands
next spring few white hairs unLf The saddle pIrce Of skin
III the heel OF The of lie
500
saddle birdie and manngaes taken the
birdie twisted s brass srrup also small vol,
len check hanet with dIng
side and o,her
breast with tntns bride
also Gather head staD with sniced for strap.
The above paid
horse. &c ROBERT GREENFIELD
Indanapos Ortoler p 1871 47-2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
JOSEPH LANE, Brig. General.
BLoomrxcror. January 5,b. ls47.

BLooMISGToN, January 9th, lc47.
Hon p. c. DUSNISG Dear Sir received your
letter Of the 9th umo and with pleasure read
tents. now hasten to write you for the last time until
I reach my destination, (MexIco) I will tomorrow
morning start join the army and our Monroe Guards at
Matamoras wherever they may be- aud reassume my
former position and station with friends and fellow
citizens, whom much regretted TO part with Then
shall be ready obey the orders Of my couniry-ready
at all times to discharge my duty for the honor Of my
country.
say that you did pass yourself of to the Cap
tain Of the ship any other one, Of my Tor
soldier IN my presence, order to get home free of
charge any other way that | know Of You did
make the arrangement Brazos and New Orleans for
all Of passage Your name and mine were called
the list Of passengers when left Brazos, while
on board the vessel Previously to the passengers going
board, took baggage and left the
John Dale You and went down before the vessel
left, and made arrangements for PASSAGE with The
sqUar.ermaster and entered and returned the
same day can say you very good and attentive
TO the soldiers and sick while in Texas and attended
number Of them physician there. and the sick lille
home with Us, with much care and af-
fecton a well could and at your expense to
be repaid when they (he slders discharged) drew or
got their pay The discharged soldiers in care wish
ed ascertain Of you Dummy il You would
take their whole claim and give them fifty dollars You
said Tor you could do better for them by saving so
each safely say you decidedly popular with
officers and soldiers IN man, far and near OF these
things know for they frequently spoken Of do
know that you up late and early and the hour Of
midnight attending the sick physician. an truly
~ be found any where who will make ma
ny in tho public prints which false, about
any man, seek do Of you II is to be regretted
bat any portion Of the press in this enlightened free