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GEN. ScoTT's Mexican Tariff. "A letter from
Vera Cruz the New. rlea lSu1lSs. says that the
foreign mportatons froi., ii to the oath
inclusive, as appear, per the BE books, lsix
days) are valued at Si02, $50 - which duty
of SlG0, 000 was paid.
A letter from Tampco, dated April 60 also says:
You can say, that since Tampico has been in our
possession, "a monihs,) the Importation OF American
produce and manufactures has been 100000 dollars,
and if the route was open to San Luis, IL would dur
ing the season, amount to 3, 100000 Of dollars"
GEN. SHlELDs.-The numerous friends os this gall
liant officer, not only in the army but throughout the
IT, States says the Jalapa Star Of the I'd u will be
gratfed 10 learn that since he reached this city he
has continued gradually to improve until the chances
regarded by his surgeons at being at this
time even in favor of his ultimate recovery. From
the nature and extent of the wound, however, II Will
require time and continuance of the faithful atten
ton he has received TO accomplish what all who are
in any way acquainted with him 50 much desire.
The body of Father Rey, the Catholic priest sent
to the army a chaplain, has been found, and in
tered. Father Rey was killed. together with small
party of Americans travelling with him, the
village of Marin. After some DAYS the people of
Marin heard Of the massacre, and that Priest was
among the slain They searched 6ht the body, fden-
tilted it, and removed ii TO the chur of Marin, where
it inferred with religious rites. The other
Catholic chaplain Father McEroy, Is about to return
home, having ascerained, he says, that he can do no
good by remaining with the army.
1t is said that large force Of Texan rangers, In
GLIDING Major Hays's battalion, is to be sent TO
Mexico to fight the Mexican guerilla bands, in their
own way. The Texans trained to the guerilla
war in a ten years contest with the Mexicans and
Indians
0I5FTle Matamoras Flag of the 9Th says: Gen.
Cushing met with an accident of very serious
on Thursday, 9th inst. which, we are truly sorry TO
hear, is likely prevent his moving about for some
nv n ladv he wa fat no n aly
through the streets after night-fa and in going out
of the plaza atahe southeast corner where the street
is fortified so as leave only foot path not exceed
ing two feet WIDE for egross he placed bis foot upon
a loose brick, which gave way and precpltated him
into the ditch, breaking the bone of his left leg just
above the ankle. He was taken TO his quarters i'm
mediately, and DIR. McPhi called TO his assistance,
from whose surgical skill expectations are created
that the broken bones may be speedily healed. ATT
present he is suffering much pain, and the accident
distresses him, it prevents his fulfilling the duties
of his recent appointment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

A too gallant Jersey Blue, VIM. Snyder, By name,
has been mucted in that State in the sum of ten dol
lars for an assault and battery young damsel,
Miss Phebe Allen, with intent 10 Kiss. The gist Of
the offence being in the eyes of the fair prosecutor
that the said William was a married man-the obi
Gus creature : At the rate of ten dollars kiss,
counting would be rather ali expensive amusement,
not to be INDUCED ineby young gents of moderate
means.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
FEANKFoRr. Ind. 9th Nav. 1s4-

Geni.-The Sth Congressional District Convention
has just adjourned, which was held this place OH
to-day. The Democrats have nominated the Hon.
JOHN PETTIT for reelection. The utmost harmony
prevailed in the conventions and there doubt bat
the nominee will be triumphan.ly elected.
Yours in haste, J. BARNER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

0rMr. Kendall, in a late letter to tie picayune
says
The foreigners in the city Of Mexico all extremely
anxious fo the arrival Of General Scott II is said that
heavy has already been subscribed for grand Fourth
Of July dinner individual rshman having put
his for less than $500. The been most
disastrous TO all the foreigners breaking up the business OF
many entirely The only advantage it has been any has
been the depreciation it has caused in the value of real
estate Houses in the city of Mexico belonging the
cbuich and which have been sold under the hammer
been bought in by the English aud other merchants prices
far below their real value.
General Scots pToclamafions, which you two
three nights since By rider
by all the Mexicans and asge majority of cases with
excellent effect Ibis able docnment and goes home
feelings Of the people By lime it has been cir
cuaed Pueba aud the city Of Mexico. will doubtless
turn The minds, al least Of the honestand ecng, towards
peace. =. re -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

MARRIED.-On Wednesday evening, 2Gth ult., by
the Rev. MIR. Hoyt, Dir. JAMES p. JENKs Editor of
the Lafayette Courier, Indiana, to Miss EMELTNE NJ.
ScoFIELD, of Ptfsburg, Indiana.
There I'VE arc gone geese, and the murders
out! We, Chat is Mrs. ]. and ourself,) are now
ready the congratulations of personal,
political and editorial friends but " let all things be
done decenlly, and in order" We want no extras
issued to herald forth the joyful even,no firing of
cannon,-no throwing up of caps.-no voclferous
shouting or costly luminaons,-for we, (Ars. J.
and ourself) are A MODEST MAN.-Lgfayette Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

Mrs. Harrison, widow of VIM. III. Harrison, Jr,
(son of the ExPresiden who presided at the Prcsi-
dents mansion during the brief period of Gen. Harri-
sons occupancy, died Cincinnati on the 10th ultimo
In the 43d year of her age
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

We continue our report of the proceedings of the
Education Convention. 1t occupies considerable
space but the importance of the subject will be suf
cien apology for that We hope to be able to finish
the report in our next paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
~ FACTS AND OPINIONS OF THE COURT @
INQUIRY CONVENED. TO EXAMINE TIL
CONDUCT OF GEN. LA&

April 26, Isf7. :
Orders, I. BY Court of Inquiry which convened
No go at this camp in pursuance Of "Orders, No.
23, curep series, and Of which Bog Gen MARSHALL is
President, and which was instituted al the. request Of
Brig. Gen. Joseph Lane, u. s. A., 10 inquire into his
conduct during the battle Of Buena Vista The follow
ing have been announced the facts Of the case and
the opinion Of the Court thereon
80 EacfsTha the battle of Buena Vista, the 22d
of Fshruarys General Lane commanded the % aud Sd
Regiments ofIBdanc Volunteers 80 on The 23d he
immediate mand OF The % Regiment of Indi-
OBren and that fbe I'd Indiana VOLUNTEERS ,etreated
from the field WITHOUT any order from Gen. Lane the
23d of February that through the exesons Of General
Lane aud other officers, from $50 10 200 OF the I'd
Regiment Of Indiana Volunteers rallied and attach
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

0TWM. RocKHiLL, well known as a worthy and
working member Of the State Senate, has been nom-
mated for Congress by the democracy of the 10Th dis
trict. He is excellent man. and ought to be cleo
ted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

OTThe corner stone of Odd FelloveA, Hal
was laid al Nashville, Zen, on t,e first instant Al
address was delivered by Rev. JED. Williamson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

Joseph H. Coleman was banged at-Bur.sville, KY,
May %. for the murder ofhis wife by.calting her
throat He persisted that he was innocent to the last
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

GIVE have the proceedings of a convention Of
the democracy of Hamilton county, which we are
obliged to defer till next Earl s. Stone
mated for representative. A good nomination
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

The Louisville Democrats copies and pays de-
served compliment to Mrs. Bottoms Tribute to the
memory Of Gen. r. A.. Howard"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

The corner stone of the Odd Fellows Grand Hall
was to have been laid in New York on tie 9Th in
slant. Addresses expected from Mr. Calhoun
and other distinguished members Of the order
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

GrThe proceedings Of the Democratic Congen-
tons Ia the 4h, 9th and 10th disricts have been
received are in type, b are unayoidabiy crowded
ont
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

FoEr WarsE CoLLEeK.--We are happy to learn
that the corner slone Of tue edi6ce for the above
institution will be laid, with appropriate ceremonies
at Fort Wayne, Wednesday. tIIe 2:3d inst. Adj
dresses will be delivered on the occasion by Hon. E.
A. Hannegan and other distinguished gentlemen Of
this State The first session Of the College will COM
mcncc ON Tie 1itl June.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

MEssRs. G.. "A. g. ]. P. CHAIRMAN.
0%5-We have not at any time doubted that the law
it stands would be popular with the bondholders.
We do not see how it could be otherwise
BY the way can friend Bowling inform us what
proportion Of the bonds surrendered were held by
own citizens and what by foreigners!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

We are authorized to announce JACOB LANDS cahdi-
date for county Treasurer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10
For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS

THOMAS w. COUNSEL, +
i'sp'ese"'d'''es' GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN NJ TALBOTT
County Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER.
School Commissioner. ABRAHAM K0ONTZ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10


Dear SirS-In my letter of May 10, it stated
that important features of the act provide for
the funded debt Of The State had been complied with,
viz The subscription ofSS00 900 for the prosecution
Of the Wabash and Eric Canal, and the election of
two trustees by the subscribing bOndholders 1t gives
me pleasure to add, that third and most important
feature of the law is likewise complied WITH, by the
Ter, to the Agent of State, of ian amount in
bonds not less than So $4,000" Mr.. Butler this day
presented at the Office Of the Agent of State, for alb
solule surrender bonds amounting in value exclusive
of interest,) to six millions three hundred and fifty
three thousand dollars (sS6 353 00Q) am informed
by Mr.. Butler that further surrender will be made
before the rSof July, ndwBich viii, by that date,
swell the angunt surrendered 10 SeUen millions. This
far exceeds my calculations, under date of the 10th,
and sa satisfactory evidence Of the popularity of the
law. The surrendered bonds are ln.possesson Of the
State Agency secured in the vautso Of the Merchant
Bank, and will be cancelled as the law directs.
Indiana bonds have gone up 10 A. the highest point
attained since lS41. '--ss-
Mr. Butler expects to be in Indiana by the 18th of
June, to assist in the organization of the Board Of
Trustees, and prosecuting operations the canal
Very respectfully, yours,
TITOS DOlVT INC
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

Il am not able 10 explain why Col. Bowless request
for Court of Inquiry dated TAR back as the 27th
Of March, when the Court ordered until the - h
of April. 1t was well understood in camp late as the
Sd of April that he had asked for Court of Inquiry
The date may be explained hereafter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10


4 In tue matter Of the charges against the Rev. Mr..
Green, for admitting Rev. John N. Maiit to member
ship, which "has engaged the Methodist Conference
for some days, after exciting discussion, in which
the Rev. Mr.. q. took a conspicuous part, he was
found guilty of Observation-Disclosures and imprudence,
and of degree omora derection in the matter OF
Brother Mat and suspended from the exercises Of
all his ministerial functions untthe next session oil
the conference" Mr.-G. announced his intention TO
appeal to the genetal conference.
The GREAT POISONING CAsE-In relation TO the
poisoning of sixty seventy persons at a wedding
near San Augustine Texas, the Caddo Gazette says
sit appears that greater number have died than was
given in our former statement. We understand that
the father of the young lady, whose name is Wilkin-
SON and his entire emily, have been arrested, and
the father suspected of being the chief agent in the
melancholy affair." We hope, for the sake Of humani-
ty, that II may turn ont to have been an accident"
ExPoRTs OF THE UNITED STATES. = It is ascer-
tanned, by positive returns from our custom houses,
that there have been exported from the United States
from the LIST of September last, to the 10Th Of April
l42l 900 b5ls Of flour; 3l5 900 bbls of Indian corn
meal; l,4Ol 900 bushels of wheat, and SOC, 600
bushels of Maize, or Indian corn.
SINGULAR FAcT.-Oats are selling in this city
in large quantities at sxty-ve cents per bushcl, dou-
bic the usual price, aud yet horses command higher
prices than almost ever bcsore.-Ia. Ledger.
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ed to the Mississippi Regiment and the 81 Indiana Re-
gment, and remained with them on the field of battle
during the remainder of the day"
"OpiHi0R.-fhe Court of the opinion that during
the whole period Of tbs 22d and 23d February lS47,
that Brig Gen. Lane conducted himself a brave aud
gallant peef and that attaches to him for the
retreat Of The 81 Regiment Indiana Volunteers"
II. The proceedings of the Court in the above
have been duly submitted TO aud examined by the Com
handing General, and are by hIm duly approved.
Ill The Court OF Inquiry of which Brig Gen. Thos
Marshall is President, is hereby dissolved.
BY command Of Brig Gen. Wool.
IpVfN McnnXVFI 4 A q
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0erMr Kendall, in late letter to trs - pIcayane
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

rARIFF. "A letter from
, lSSSs says that the
=. : s;s s: 81 81 q
- which a duty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
NEW pIUIIC CATION

MonrnY DniTlsH PLrriHcH BY WIN. {. TAYLOR,
IL. D.. er.--I!ArrERs 6 ERoTnEns.
collection Of sketches dtlc lives Of eminent I'm
q shmcn in various walks Of lc-saicsmcn, warriors.
ler,s sffie.s AL molaries Biography must ever 1t
y fe.iraiiur sI,Cits + writing and ICIlaIs as mstrpc
tive as auy .ler Tore iuerestiuge us iul, however
it must lie pous vhich, may these Sketches
are moi acn is kaoWn that ihe Dune embraces thir
g-oigt names Il is better. however than Biagraph
zeal Dictionary, which Is generally 4 cmostntazlng Of
books. The yo!nme is No. II Of ilarpar's Miscellany
and is gotten up in the cl. CANT style which charaeies
6 thcir new enterprise.
Tn PHILOSOPHY CT MYSTERY, by Walter Cooper
,,.,,f.r r,o,hc, of',o u.sccp,,v arf, Iea1t;f.l
aal Interesting wIkia explanation Of Phenomena Ct
dreams. spectral Illusions fantasy from cerebral excite
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
FOR THE vIpGINIAS.

.'essi8. Editors Il will CTR to your readers some
other facts to sustain the position, that Railways are
ada ted 10 the transportation 81 LcaHy turhens even
the iron tonnage of The valley of James liverit being
conceded have before stated that the Iron and cal
of The South Vcs'lrn counties be transported 10 Du
chonan on Rahoad but at that point many very intel
hgeft gentlemen insist i must tahe uater.
The Columbia Pail Road which. you know, is the
first Ink in the Great Yves orn chain, commencing Il
plIadep hlaaid terminating the Sus!uehauna river
had in le46 tonnage in Pig Iron. blooms, Castings
Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, Hoop oad Mails d SIX thousand
three hundred IN ninety eight tors ii two thousand
pounds. From his it would HAT III Pennsylvania
iron sometimes rnc's tand. III pro.reace u va.'r
Addition II Of Of tn fact is furnished by examination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
nrIIIF FOR IRELAND.

Whist lie .yr laiLi,s # tie Aneflosn Eel lie are
l.upelIy awaloltd in idali q nishii In ald and
mil u,:ons are II ace with hberay which We beev
,arallel Conertss is about 10 PRESENT tie nthle
,.c, ,f t.,f VI yernmont rendering laid ard conf 7;
10 the ufirrg POPULATION f aIoiier. Mr.llrSr, Of
ny sue aays $50, inin diced ILL in tie House
,,r,tristirn ali million # ddals fr tie IuI,sr If
,',cl,sirc ifo,is,rs fer tie srfa,rs Tie 4 ilic,lty
,rceui,eaiv ill ill,r1h tie ller.,-oNoqt fr tie
,fmrpb RI ., vented Mr.. u. fam Obtaining
vie prn his ILL In tic Sslatr, Nj CRff7r>rrN
,o.r.aaeCd similar ILL., after ne r,mars Z, lily els-
rec. Ilentastlc sssrIiat1d aoa.,tsly ly Mr.
NJ CLAYTON aud Nj Cass. and opposed u Mess
N,,rssfd Bso1y. On Saturday, tie vote Was taken
and. We are truly g,afd III say. resulted in the passage
r1e bill. " tie tr.tnI hanl naJ,rily Ct more than twn
,a,pe We annex the vote:
Mtssrs. Allen. At hnsor, Borfitn. Erctse.
raIh.nn. Cameron Cass. J. NJ Clayton. C,rWin. Cri.-
snicn DAYTON Davis. Evans. Greene flanagan. Hun
,irt,n huston .arnagu. II. J hus,n, R"yerdy J,hn-
son Mangum. Nuitr M,ieh'"c, Sh'iiois' 7oe'' ''ut
genn Ncbster-z1.
= %,S-N, ssrs Archer. l}aager. Baely. Butler.
fb,ln,rs Dickinson. Din. Faulield. Mason, Niles.
'runcv Westeott, Aalce-l2.
II VS. scut the same rght to The House, and was
rrlafly acted rpm IN Monday. We i,rvcniy trust
dat. even in Il c turmoil Tic last Ioc days Il Ike
sion. time may have been und to PASS The bill Which,.
We do g.t he sitaco say will rdoGnd to lie homer
Of our country than anything which has occurred or
years One # cur n1le fl gales with ler armament re
moved. and deeply den with provisions, entering the
habor e rk, would present spectacle Of the moral
subj me not ofeH eeeH
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Mourn or TIE Gfo GH>vpa.}
T. i-........ F.I- a.


'"}}} IN '''e
Dung he ieats aud dso'ats OF he summer s'as4 H..
bet reary iaalf meas had leen provided Ira can
- %" II. ..csliail n.,ll ~, Ajent au ,li-
arler o TN, ,ncl, : C. pary a9d the of rect Il; he attain
od everything was in cannoii IA al,ua the Eio ,,,,
i,t,oa ,tt IL , ..q ma. al Il, u,lIin, ha, AMI
N,rfery Jbe.Ia,ls II tl,4 A. rtfqn,,.s, L. II E,rr
rot,rn and nytIip WAS h. ar ar t,lL,d ,t ni Nt.te
ry rs jrlbal Town wore In, only lert,f tie war. and
n,v.a the only pr5,cr for military opcraIiogs
lore W, are a,,iin ,I, ..,,.fb ,rtlo Riyr lnr M
tlino ilas crio, dis,l,1 ,raa ,,,r#ric pI.-clIfj II
If ilIqNar La, I e. r,a - and I'M. ,,=It - ,s,,fl
,ba W, are not 81, far an,,J ~. ", E, ,,ld have I'm
ma am,rs d berzte pan f ,lmrgi,ra am, pr,, .n Of
ih. necessary m, ans + earry if ,u lleu a,n Il instead
Of The bradl mr. rush which a, end d ms amy one mol
hive trcs,en IN but a lillc better than a mere waste. Of
lie tine and nancy An tm=1i..n 6rmy since the
DAYS # the revolution has never been kn,Vn /, follow
nm :, scrc,s REGARD this p,cliarit,a cons,ane nee
If the Government. and I,f the .anc len
arity must mark all O r toinre operations Mans onI,
are furnished for car, inc som, particular ,nta wien
fbat is won h have ii 9 i, t,ll over the
IN ,,ier and see what n y Will danc.t
What the present rlan of caInparn H. has lhrs far
be n kept W1 {, rlly secret f.. N cvcrthai; except III
mos are true J Santa sara Z the Mc<c'ls Secrecy
Inns been considered and Is s,s'li Relieve n : me ser
vie, IS the nerve Tie f. IF II; the el3' c p,iu, ai
least Of canp,i.sn u IN cur lrir, III. .irl,, see
v,,l can dyui these ,3,nis first II i. rpsnorcd anil
v,ry much IN the shan. IT .m.b flat | IN, E,labic
vii, N ,s.zrt # ION r,.rs ,1.,,l g IL, ',atcl.
co,l,anior lie ,l4n # ,sa,,i,, ~ ,a, ,rayLr fran,
& N ec,II hrs hoen ,oagzIor I ~, ITO N>iI,,s ,,,c
where ic,wccn MONTEREY and YiSor;a yIsrr Is a'g-
hcr rlno- ais believed Ia Ne trnc latalarlyor Ken
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DIiiII Any.

Died, at A- rasd nr Ia cord county bl1i EuDi Nj
DA%rt in the Is !e.f'i La a1c A Mel anel VA IN
rested in Is useHr tin. age by
wal 'housh Sow and m,st.los In rlaro rr,v7 s in
siops yundcnsiug al the l'e 81 tn Lot VIGOROUS
situations and 1t quairr Iast9 ot,oEenl , ,Ntulr e
ith l.hmay, tie uarl> nPoa the Wasting aad p#rshas
frame fiji h 4 without -Y|,u. rrs.. HaluG ii.
!efs and affective rouGaetla taIo " ~ aU.fa
tefnias no discomfort, all " ctlAi ,at.. 'tn STD
m~sinn-=lcrg Va lal Tor fraIs Pointing VIII nati'a.
certainty 10 the c,nmanau aud agency 81 a 'a' aH1aa
ro5r', which n#N,r tsj hoo Htetsd'nres otIsi hop
which rsa lc. hA,G ae ndsg, Lre alr VINE ses - ,iat
pfa,e an -laHaiHp n1rh ea. the saea#, lie h.mle
anl the pm tent Ma M'i3nil possessed fa. Of el.'ae-
ter en-, isaf, tlil~ ha. ,Isl uHfr f. l..l t..a
,sas ~ lasc prete.i. horro I.Hcl aut
ar o-'c,tlr.a lllll ii ugh decided iu Ns WV, ri'ha
sound ds-FinIl tn- ld mont mic hy lus', #auung,
mld and eouciato! h secured crpdroe, ie'pet q -
en-. HIS services ia saoos bnse-s tI.saef'n, y *,
his excellence, h. still lives and - fanhlHae - rs
kindness niti's and n-ginnrts VIII no te' 81 r
tan. lie is gone An af. Tomato ~c fIr. en1.Ired
eiJ,,n, venerable go. ath.rand M botb.r. wilma af
an ID fal.N 6 a !lelis, soFow anl n'nn -t itet'!#
able los
- at the ry4il,nrcof her son. tclills. II ,.a,7sal I
r1ary, afera illness Of se,cr roltz aH1ao Mrs
Na<r Moonl's, in the s5tl year ef ayr. Towing utae
children. nImgr1 3, tam oi othar ra!ltt auI l. 81,
eic Of warmly .arld hlcu Is + d. .I5- -, '4
sraav not a. Hoo without lee Crtse5 10y ..= 0st
many y.s.s r.=raar ei tbe Aaholi3 El.ee'' t5sir'
he. wll, a fncs according strict. Hi the da.lfn, e
lar profession. she manifested 3nn4 her illness esHs "
i7aac-s 4I ea ny, indeed s'loaE d.-ra To- d@seft, la
va he so, Satisfactory astiaaie eia b'.ssG Hmea'3y
FL. -. -. .,at,.e.. i.i.a.I Wiz a#Ir'r.=
dza A1se-.i- Vii please r..
at lis re- noe, II .le, rainty, an ii 9.tef .a
ta2ry, 7. ~ u Ct..'' :. 'E IN
ls.i..'.#q asf .f tss.-- sHa .'. l#.e. 6tasa
FOR e,s.s.i,ci IA C,s... sIal H. li'.a- 81 Her ii
lst1#aa - $50. tss=t = 80 81 .it E. a-#f .As
Jam, se.gs.3 ..a'sia te@. n.y..
at I,,ar.tn. N.ls,a ua.y, Va. ont e lcts
Of F,r. III in a-r.h va9r cfb.s a.e. RoIGar l..
Cur III. Fa1. al'oreeva Law.
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by vltac Of decree Of IA Circuit Superior Court If
y Lawanl Chaneory Of Amherst county ,prunnn7cod,
tho 25h day Of March 1915. il the ofIVl ara
l.. Bhs and others. against Samuel Buras r and oth-
els the andefs gned viii. ..2ld DAG Of March
1917 Al 1rck Curt House. proceed to sell on crod-
it e six, twelve and eighteen months FIR equsl paruns
Of the purchase money! undivided III I'd part o three
Thousand one hundred and fifty six Acres Of Land. L.
ng and beng in the County fPatrc anl decd,d to the
-ad Samuel Bu1As, jr, hy Christina Cooke and vic
nds with approved ani su,i loat security VII 10 To-
7rIcd e Tao PURCHASERS.
l., ce.-t.'i EDHUNI IRVINE, Csaf.
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hRsIN ACHIEVEMENTS

Tie unou, of Saturday neh. contains long list OF
appointment, Of Cgp'aos and iiea''raa's in the ne"
lafntry Reg mens. We lave I'm only fer those lrom
Virginia
CoJta;ns.-1amcs II. Cal~cl) Elisha ". Mecomas,
O. T.. Edwards. g. G Cummings. Nrl Il. Tlaior1.
Fasi Licoiene1tS-B. D. Fry. d. :. iccJ. /. Ham
lett. !. Vi. Elakey. J. w. Leigh,
Secoad LiMenanis-G George w. Carl seph Sam
ues G. w. Clutter, lhcnsJ. pcyon, J Van liens laor
Otcy.
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