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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

Inc city OF Puebls Is located the plain, and the
main position Of the place nearly level the streets
little wider than those ofapy Mexican towns have seen
the style OF building Is nearly the throughout
the city and taking 1t all through Is the best built town
or city have ever seen. and the people the worst
population with which have in contact The
streets are daily more crowded than either Charities
Camp or st. Charles streets Of New Orleans and de.
pravty Vice and degradation depicted in every
preston OF the great mass from the infant to the aged
ana innrm 1t seems utterly Uncomfortable that popu-
lation OF this kind should inhabt such beautiful and
wen built city The population heard before my arri-
val was about $1,000; from all the information get
DO not think it contains less than 60 900 souls Tho
people OF this place os Pueblanos) noted through
Inc whole OF Mexico for their vllapy aud their
Duient spirit am free to confess that do think
tnere Is as much religion, and little morality in any
town on the commitment Of America can 6s IL und
Inc mass OF the people very poor while the
rich are very richthe always ready engage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

crimes Of every shape and hue and prefer vice to Ia
Dor for the purpose Of the of
support There upwards OF 100 churches 700 priests
and the value Of the church property is little
Si480 100000 The churches all of a very superior
order It Is impossible to convey idea Of the magnid
cence Of the Cathedral have heard who have
seen every public building in the United States, and
many of those In foreign countries state that they have
never any building that would in the least degree
compare with the e canoe and gogeousness this build
ing and its decoratonsthe large paintings solid
sive gold aud gilded carved work. all Of the finest
style aud are 30 arranged to present the appearance
designs and paintings not appear to be too
many too few but just enough to show we'll Like all
other places In this country Pueba has Its places Of
amusement and resort The Almeda "a large public gar
den with It's wide walks blooming flowers. flowing foun.
tains, and shading trees all within permanent and
neat enclosuretheatres amphiheatre for bull fighting
cockpts, etc. to all Of which the men, and chill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

THE MoRMoNs friend has shown us letters
of a late date from the pioneer camp OF Mormon
emigrants They had at length reached the great salt
lake near which they had made halt and their weared
cattle we're enjoying the sweet and fresh water
with which that region is favored. They had made
new road from Omata country to the base OF
the mountains which Sl no doubt be valuable to other
emgrants from the United states IL keeps north Of
the Oregon trace said TO be direct than this and
s carried by sub tanal bridges Of the prin
cpal streams which II meets By the pioneers, IL must
been raversed with difficulty since they have evil
IDENTIFY been subected TO great hardship After leaving
Grand Island however they had abundant supply Of
buffalo beef which greatly renewed the strength othose
whose health was suffering by forced abstinence A
single herd with which they fell In was estimated to
number over 10000 according TO the calculation OF
writer, have from 10 10 OO0
300 pounds OF moat; large supply he says TO be
sent by quas In the desert hould Whitneys rail-
road, or any Government works be undertaken along
the line from the Missouri to the Paoho they will dnd
their best contractors and workmcn among
hardy children OF appear TO dsspiss
difficulty and danger. Philadelphia Psnnsyivonian.
Tho tl.cdf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

PERSONS LOST IN THE IDUNA.-We are indebt-
ed for the following list of people lost from the
lduns which as accurate as 1t can be made to Bsr
graft Society, Of this city and vicinity -
l. Anton Weber, from Bohemia.
. Frederick Relneoke, from Magdeburg
and 4. Catharina Gogicke and brother, st. Gslsn,
Switzerland.
s. Balthazar Ruck, do.
and7. Hoffman and son, Rudolfstadt.
his sister. do.
10 and IA MeIssnsr and wife do
10. Minna Solomon, Brombsrg Bavaria.
10 and H.. Misses Frank and Dublin Possn.
IL, Herold, Lower Bavaria.
10. Herold, Prussia
90. Wiedermann Nordhausen Hanover
~. Emelia Weitzmann, Frankenhausen. In Rudolf
stadt.
a. Tomsky, Posen
- Elenora Buttner, Siesia.
~. A child Of Charles Schuly do.
300 Schiebecke, with wife, sons and daughters,
do
81 and 3d. Mrs John wenzel and child, Frsnken,
Bavaria.
80 kaspar Ditmer, with persons, Franken.
Al. kaspar Knies do.
42-47 Nicholas Trott, with wife and children, do.
49, Sebastian, Frankenberger, with wife and daugh-
ter, do.
oil. John Reitner with wife and children, do
SO. John Knecht, with wife and children, do.
90. Thomas Kloff, Franken
o. persons, Friesenhausen, In Frsnken; Bavaria.
o. Peter Pfann with wife and children, Middle Fran
ken, Bavaria.
g. p Larker with children, (his wife was saved do
rentsin-law and one sister, do.
81. Lorentz Vogelsang, do.
S5. George Wirth do
80. VIM. Engelkind Altoona, Hamburg.
80. VIM. Pfefer, do.
81. Dietrich White, Stade Hanover.
%. VIM scheid, Rudolfstadt.
s3. Frederick WiRecke, Berlin, Prussia
"a. Rabot and sister, Posen Prussia
90. Franz Passau, Mecklenburg.
81 Muller, and wife and daughter, Gena.
100 Keller and wife and children, Saxon Meinung-n.
l04. Widow Heirath, with sons and daughter, III.
leta, county Stolberg, Hanover.
ITO. Charles Tetz, 40.
Ill. Maria G,ocker do.
III. Mr. Laemmershirt, Meinungen
lib. George Meicksner aud WIFE Berg Bavaria
ll6. Chrstoph Kohmann Bavaria.
1l6 The cook of the vessel, HAMBURG
III. Kaspar Schroeder, Miadle Franken
1ls. Margaretha Mathis do
Il9. George Helm. do.
100. Two sisters Blumenthal Meinupaen
l22. Maria IIolaender, do.
l23 Michael Foster, with wife and six children, Re-
gensburg, Bavaria.
l31. John Gsrstendorfer, do.
lS2 Cathsrine Baeurinn, Bavaria.
1913 Five daughters Of Andreas Frohbocser (who was
saved with one daughter), Forster Hanover.
l35. Henry Bartram do
l30. Johanna Weidemeier, do.
lao. +. Wernecke wife and two children, do.
IN. Carolina Dietrich and sister do.
lac. .Andceas Marenke with wife and six children
l6i. +. Foss wife, child and sister-in-law, do,
Ibs-l6l G. Wernecke, wife and two children do
l63l6i Frederic Kaisir with wife and child Berlin
Boston .4du.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

Amid the hustle and noise of every day life shall OF.
tempt from time to time to give you partial detail OF
matters in =" the West" Every kind Of business IL
lively and bids to continue until the Lake cIoees
Crowds daily ockng to the Fails In search OF that
recreation which they cannot hnd in your close and
oonh1ed city Of Gotham The spectators upon the
travelling public alive Ia opposition to monopoly
and have cut down the prices Of travelling amazing
rate We see here ~ fine steamers the Hudson can
boast The Niagara and Hendrick Hudson spsoi-
want to venture Flour produce are crowdinR into
market and may look for extra quantity OF I'm
ports the coming week leave this afternoon for De-
troit. -,
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and Freehold Stages to convey passengers to all parts oil the
country.
All persons forbid trusting the above boat
count Of the Owners. J. r. ALLAlRE.
aut 30tvrc
S~, The superior steamer NEW HAVEN,
rE-4AxdS Captain Van Pe be chartered for
se6tk1G N sions any place, by application at No. 8
Battery Place, North river. jy2s 3otrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22

journal in Lavaca The Victoria .ddpocdte much
larged and mechanically improved
1t Is now believed at Bear and Austin that the four
surveyors recently captured by the Indians have been
murdered The Camanches who attribute their capture
to another tribe have reported.
The Texas regiment under Col Hays, is still divided
between Austin and San Antonio awaiting orders from
Gen Taylor
man by the name Of Thomas Il. Bullock, was killed
on the evening OF the gath ult., about o'clock
seven miles west Of San Augustine the lower Nacog
doches road short distance from the residence Of Mr.
David w. GILBERT. VIM w. Downs has been arrested
and imprisoned for trial for the murder
The United States transport steamship Ann
been repaired at Galveston and would leave for this port
on the 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22
4---,. MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
6. ,ssiSsucrrs TROY Yd Inisymedlate Landings.

sSyzzaAssH BreakfaS and Dinner on board the Boat.
The low pressure stesnbot TROY, Capsin A. Iiorhan.
Wednesdays, aud Fridays, at seven O'Clock A. M Return
ing the opposite days.
The Steamer NIAGARA, Capt H. l.. Kellogg will leave
the Steamboat Pier foot of Barclay street, Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday half six o'clock A. NJ returning the
opposite days.
y Fare 50 Gents.
For passage freight apply board, f. b. Hall at
,bs of6r- an the WHAT 49, = y iyoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-22
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The subscribed for the survivors Of swedish bark
lduna at tho reading rocm amounted $1,000 yester-
dsy.-Bosion Post, Aug 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05
RLSH GOODS.

UST received, direct from rhllaaelaha. ana Y
the auiiy Grocery opposite the BIG Red boa'
following articles.
iuN enron, ] box BocL Candy 50 q, 0smsa' y
Ieafi Barley, lio2 J. 0ur of Rice2 lazes Hst q. p
thaea'atc lox tue Cocoa, hdX amer, aeits w
IeaH ketcbuP, dozen Esseuceof MeaeF e 954 !
SaroAes ~ jars mixed ickles, Preserved ise iA'
AfHeots. Peaches Iears Leneu Peel ard siia@e,
D. quart lars superior Pine Apple cheese s-ie4 o
gar sand Tor ofuamentng cakes. Fres.aLs t9nte'3 "a
Essence OF Lemons - taAes superior EezsHa u
and raEaaHrC Segars, 6 dozen sesfiaaia safaHs ~.
co, .-dalcn clt and dry do, hoN e1tfa a'9 4s ~
rs Tobacco. dozen boxes Geaus SHaHaaee =: y
saaH, Mace. Ground Cinnamon and cloves Hlis = Z
on, iemou syrup, Ground Nuts, feeas, i9e y I
Hs FafHa-s. Son shell Almonds Hf.ei 81. ii' u :
and isApe,ILtd Sugar, Scrub BRUSHES al ~ 7,
sctgfs Shoe Hr0-bc. and Euste p ut7s tlf .Fei
e2az. @ao<eI Herring, Family HeaHHE " ""
~4sai afa FiCkled Salmon. wHict with aHs#3 a'''a
stere. Wahts us assortment very compete ail Va"
sald { cap t0l cash uI approved taftef .5,-gv
sep2I Id sNEtbiNbhF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-05

N. B.-fHis Wedtc.rs .- ROW preset ed IS vt
eilf Hsesl Icsaa-lo. Estcsar~ to y.s.il t.aa 90
las teen H.sae sH8vH. 5y33 T.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

dand.as
o
shtrda and
described as having been sold The year eighteen hundred and tiyw
November
Shorthand calec Of taxes The sad county CLARK es
benjamin Butn
OfAnd assigned sa right u1s and Interest to the said several
othem erignedon day November, lei
And Of described having been sold syear s were sold the
q dayo Noyrmbe
described James
Court House the
ofCa,k, hebur ida yof Noyemhe
And tha, all for the penalty and which had
last tho
Assembly Arkansas been stricken oil o" the county Clark and hr
ed ilohet tteTitry nj o county olDahas
Of The State Of Aksns regulating tho col
andn w Wells
nf,nd the said Mills ssmth and James Crow
aud the CLARK BY deed d
,E =,
January lands lying aud being the nS Dallas
q
of illegally connected
Aforesaid are ofthem
y.alsa made shall not be confirmed
wy BENZ. S. DUNCAN.
HARRIS FLANAGAN
January IsI5.-9-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Notice.

IL persons interested ate hereby notified
I that will apply to the honorable Probate
court Of Hampstead county. IN the State Of Ar
kansas. at the April term thereof, A. u. isl', ior
an order to sell tie following described real estate
belonging to the estate Of Samuel MeDonald' dec,
10 wt The east half Of the Southwest quarter and
the souih-epsi quarter Of the noIth.we' quarter
Of section four, the east half Of the northwest
quarter aud the east half Of The southwest quarter
Of section nine aud also the east half Of the north
east quarter, and the northeast quarter Of the
south.easi q rier Of section seventeen III IOWA
ship eleven. nh Of range twenty five west, con.
talninp IN The whole according TO survey J99 and
81 hundfrths acres, subject 10 feod Of mortgage
executed to the Real Estate Bank Of the State
Of Arkansas, dated 26ih August, 1887.
MARGARET MCDONALD, Admu'
Of the estate Of Samuel Mcdonald, dec.
March 2, lsI7.l5.4w
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
STATE ofA ARKANSAS.

County Of Hsmtstsad.
IN The Hsmpsisad Cpemt Court, IA reaction,
february 26iA, A. u. leI7,
Mafy Kaiser. by her neat freed,
Gabfiel I Kay. ps,.,,.n a,
Petitioner. f5is,'on ,ina'.J Jst
Peter Kaiser. nfffnddHt
r,illS day came the said peilonef By Smith,
her solicitor. aad filed her petition IN this
cause. praying 10 be divorced from the bonds Of
nlairmony sgtssling between herself sad the said
defendant, and i appearing from the affidavit Of
tie petitioner that the SAID defendant Is nom
resident Of this State Il IS ordered that publication
be made notifying the dsiendan; Of the peadeney
of this suit, and that unless he 10 and appear by
himself or attorney on or before the third day Of
the ncxl term Of this court, sta court 10 bo holden
at The eour, house in the town Of Washington, IN
the county Of Hampstead and state Of Arkansas,
on the third Monday afier the fourth Monday Of
July next. and answer the petition Of the said
petitioner, the same will be taken for confessed
against him and decree entered accordingly; aud
IS further ordered that this order be published in
some newspaper published in the State Of Aikan.
sas for two weeks by two successive weekly in-
frriens the iast 10 br at least four weeks before
the mex, term Of this court
Tcgg s, T, SANDERS, CLERK,
A true copy from the record.
Tssis; $ 7. SANDERS, CLERK
J. 5 sNIuI, Compliments Solicitor
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

are making onl Of their misiorlnnos. Give
'hen, generous and freely. Recolect
that in SO doing YOU are exercising ono Of
The most god like qualities of your nature,
aud at the same time enjoying one of the
greatest Injuries OF life. Wa ought 10
thank our Maker that he has permitted US
to exercise equally with himself that no.
olest OF even the Divine attributes, heney.
olence. Go home and look at your family,
smiling in rosy health, and then think of tho
pale, famine pinehed cheeks OF the poor
children of Ireland; and | know you will
give, according TO your store, even as a
honnliiul Providence has given 10 you not
grldgingly, but with an open hand; for the
quality Of bcnoyoence, like that of mercy,
as not slrained
u drnppeth like tho gentle rain from Heaven.
Upon the place heneathi Its twice blcssed;
II blesaeth him that gives and him that takes"
Let me now refer to the words of one
TO whom Ireland has given birth. With a
genius prolific as her own luxufian, soil, in
whom all the tine attributes of the soul are
blended in harmony; a rich silk Of varying
dyes, showing some new color in every
tint OF life and shade, and under eycsx hue
Of Heaven. Music, eloquenee, and The
sweet tide Of sung flow from his soul in
quick succession, in sumo new beauty,
some new melody. in each caprice OF laney,
and under r'ery change Of circumstances,
The son ui Ireland has said
"The baby was sleeping.
lI'smolheT was weeping
Can we not lfam the magic mirror OF the
Imagination, euniure up the fair young in.
lant hushslin sNeui fepose-the haggard,
anxious ien,lef gss' Of the poor mother
n'er the smiling face Of her child, with
squalid misery before her and ganni hunger
stalking around 10 tear il lIom her love-
It's. sad that in tropical climes a lovely
flower sometimes springs from the ruined
and wilhefeI trunk OF i tree blasted by the
lightning from Heaven; tender and deatef
Is that Hover Ia those who Look upon il,
ani observe in is opening petals the signs
oi premature decay, which it caught from
tho source OF ils existence; aud may we no,
apply in that heauleous fancy ol the pet,
The Anssl, whisper Ia the ,lerpng babe,
anl assume tn il /, telling 4 a this bnun.
trau, lanl. uf IL luss aud charity af is
people. lhr ueh productions o il lermIng
.aI.rts. W.ljrd III the internal waters oi
The cOunip to The mgh'y maas of con
mrrce-llll il whispers, too. of noble and
generous souls collected here tonight to
chase tlta' hag-4fl hunger ifom the weep.
ias malbef Of poor oll Ireland" Then
il vii h. realized Ia fact as well as fancy,
hat eael ot them may
"whiIs closely earsssinE,
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
SI5 Reward.

STOLEN from the stable Of the
4 subscriber, on the night Of the slh
sgFN inst., Souri H0rss. about l5s
-ALLS hands high, flax name aud tail,
The name hangs upon the len SIDE Of his neck,
and SOME small saddle marks upon his back, had
no shoes on when be was taken The above re-
ward will BE- given for the recovery Of the horse,
and fifteen dollars more viii be given upon con.
yie,ion of the thief Nm CLARK.
Clatk'. Mls. FEB. 9s. lslI.lj.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

TnE Sun.fREAsuRY.--By the answer
of,he President to call ot the Senate, II
appears,, that under the Sub-freasury
management, S5OJ,OOO were transported
10 New Orleans at AN expense OF $4,000,
and 81, 100000 at an expense OF $4,000.
I'M, was done between The 20ih Nov. and
thc 7th OIL December Between the lst Of
Seplembor and tho 22l oi January, l5i7,
the deposit bank Of New York transferred
ii 900 3li 10 the same point iornohing at
all. lhe rrmilanccs lur nothing. were
made a. the samo time with those made at
a yer, heavy caponsr. The whole amount
would have bcen RENTED lot nolh ng, II
only lhe business bad been LEFT tothe banks
the machines through which the people
make remllances. Here then are Sl2,.
D5l saIandercd. thrown away for nothing
at all, aud our greal men al Washington
call il faaacicriag. Why it is a disgrace
to the common sense Of The American peo.
pie, which all the glories Of the Mexican
war cannot countcrbalance. The new
Treasury machine can do thai, for Sl2,050
which the old machine could do for nothing.
This is the measure Of their comparative
worth. So It will be, as long as this mis-.
orabe creature OF the Sub. Treasury man.
aces our national! al!eHcheqier. IIhas no ca.
nacity for usefulness, all it Oecomplishes, is
nere disorder waste and mischief,
NJ Y. Jour. Of Com.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
New and Cheap Goods.

rl,IIE subscribers have Just received fresh and
L general assortment Of Dry Goods, Clothing.
etc, which they are willing 10 sell al small
profit for cash Their stock consists in part Of
Satnetts, Ky Jeans, kerscys, Flsnnsls, Cslicoes
Mcnnoes, Alpaccas, Beaohed and unbleueh,d
Domesiics, Laees, Edging, &C., &c.
LOT THIN @.
oycr-coats, Dress Goats, business Goats, Vests,
Panialouns, Shirts, Drawers, Undor.shrts, Hats,
Caps Boots, Shoes, and variety Of other articles
too numerous 10 moniion
They respectfully invite those wishing to pur-
chase any thing in their line 10 call and examin g
,heir stock, at lhs upper room Of Snlliyan's Hotel
LEVY q BROTHER
wahiaglon, Dee g. ls4s-ln -.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

ta a
b Monday
oil following
lark keou, AfknBaat L witt
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

4 Coon lllr.-ln the recent Convention
IN Wisconsin, Mr.. stfong threw a heavy
cane at another gnnl.emam Mr, Magone
II seems the patlies have since been re.
eonciled, The iolowing is given IN one
Of ile papers, as the correspondence which
mciaced the rccouciiaiiuna
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Executors Sale.

wv ILL be fod nj public auction. 10 the
w highest and last bidder, for cash IN hand,
IN the town Of Warren, on the 10th day Of April
next, the following described property, 10 wit
One negro man aged 81; his vile aged 21 and
two children, one aboy two years old, the other a
grl aged two months Saidnegroes will be sold as
The property belonging to the estNte Of William
Lewis, dec. and by an order Of the probate court,
aud according to tho las, Will and testament oil the
said William Lewis, dec. Title undspu,ed
NANCY LEWIS. q lp,,oo,o,,
J. n. %, SCOBEi,
Bradley county, Afkss Feb 1, lsi7.
T. S.-Should the above negroes bring more
than eight hundred dollars, the oyerplus to BE- on
a credit OF twelve months.
10 n. l.. g. j. II. D s, Exs
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

''WIals closely earssdns,
Her ehId with blessing.
ssy,l knss that the angels werc whispering ie thee
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
UPPER RED RIVER PACKET
BcIIc of IlIinOi ~.
January 20, lsG-o-Gw

7. 3 JUIINsONt NAsIEN'
sr-n THE new, light draught and
m fis, running steamer Belle
- -. ~, r,..s.5 Of Illinois, willpy regularly
during the srason, between Shreveport and oil
landings on upper Red River. She stands No ],
with tho Insurance Companies, aud her accom-
nodai,ons are not exosllcd by any boat in the
trade.
Fulton, Jan, 2. lsl7.-i-tG
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

Vi dear Mnsc--
will eheeriiilly withdraw
NY rcmark., II you wili iifst Withdraw the
cane yoi lhaW At my head, aud which not
only frsblcurd the President Oh, OF his
propdeg, but came very near flooring me.
Yrs. Nc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Nv doat Mac

Your remarks this morning.
calling lnr pelalugser, were the more
offensive. as they are generally cons isred
tue. an under lLu excitement OF the mo.
mrni. did what my "suber second thought"
condemns. For she purpose OF restoring
our i6fn,rr relations oi' fneulship, write
to bog .aipou vii withdraw the offensive
rtmnks of,h,s m,rnins. i"s&c.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Washington Male aud Female
AC AD Il NJ Y.
=. II. SARGENT. A. II, rRrcKFroR.

'ssHE spring and summer session Of this ins'i.
tuition will commence on The first day OF
March next. General regulations Of the school
as heretofore.
NSLS.
Tuition in CLASSICAL Studies, Slb
Tuition ia High English Studies, "
Tuition in Primary Studies, 81
Boarding will be furnished on the mos, reasona'
bic terms.
Feb l7-l3-iw
ENOUND--lnthst town Of Washington, Hemp
stead county, Arkansas, on Friday, the l9lh
instant, WATCH. which the owner can have
By coming forward, proving property, and paying
Tor this advertisement Apply to
JOHN J, RUMLEY.
February "a, lsl7.-li-.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

Ny dear Mac
t Foo the purpose suggested
IN Note No. /. | hereby wi,hdraw my cane.
Yours, IrIly.
No. l.
My drar Nose
4. your cane is Withdrawn,
| chrchi'Iy wphIaw the remarks which
ua..rl II ouL lIs. vcry truly.
No. D.
My dear Mac
have the highest respect
for you. irs. most faithfully.
No. O.
Ny dcaI Mose- $3.50.
And | for you.
Yrs. deyoicdly.
No. I
Ny dear Mac
You're trump. What will
you drinkt Yours ul death.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

Dallas holden Pnnes d
ont hundred confirmation
lelathefa Of Dallas.