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THE MAGNETIC TELeGRAPu.-wc
understand that The arrangements Tor extending
the telegraph 10 Richmond are rapidly advancing.
We may expect 10 receive bulle:.: from that
city By the ih OF July. All we regrs, is, iha,
the magnetic company and The railroad company
were unable 10 make contract, " which he
railroad might become The ronte t'r hs ,s!ecTaph.
Union,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

men, hare had no more TO do With it than lnc
Editors Of lie 1Nalional Intellisencer' tnem-
selves. Il is thousand pites 10 spoil SO ipSe-
Nous a web Of sophistry which The inventive
genius OF our Diar:o has woven; but The tru'n
must be tod. The proclamation was written W
Gen. Scot without any instructions ircm TIC
ilhoul any suggestion O. theirs
-wi:hoa. heir knowledge. We aver his TACT up
on the faith ofihe correspondence which has pas
sed between lie General and the Secretary. Al
the same time, we are free 10 say, i'll justice 10
Gen. Sect, that every man in the nation, except
the Mexican allies among US, must admit ana
feel the patriotic character OF the proclamation
which he IN his character OF commandment cher
OF The army in Mexico, has issued al Jalapa. AS
We have said We may not approve OF every WORD
he has written; nor may The government SUBSCRIBE
10 every position he has taken; but they feel mat
great credit is due 10 him for for The proclamation
which, rs the commaRdin general, nc had right
10 make presenlleg such views, and III SUCH
form. as were best calculated to meet q response
in the bosom Of the Mexcans, and TO promote
the great objects OF peace, Of moderation. and
of wisdom, which General Scott was DESTROYS
of accomplishing. But what are these consi-
dera:ions in tie eye of the National lntelliger-
ces? What cares tina! Journal, even for Gene
raj Scott himself if, BY disappearing his acts,
atlribulng his composition 10 the administration,
twisting 10 lis own purposes the spiri, OF his proc
lama,ion, it may find an opportunity 10 lash Mr.
Polk over the shoulders Of The general? Let the
people Judge, Ivy this species OF bold assumption
and shameless prcyaIicaion, OF the justice the
truth, and The patriotism OF The organ OF foreign
Influences
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Messis. Editors: Allow me, through your CO.
lums, 10 call the attention OF The citizens OF Rich
mond and its vicinity to The notice in the papers
of Pleasure Excursion, by moonlight, in The
steamer Alice, this evening. The manner OF GEL
ting up the parry will prevent any unpleasant &C.
currence and those al other hours engaged can
this evening enjoy good music, and many other
good things, without neglect OF business or loss
of time. M. y.
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LOST DOG.

LOST DOG.
CTRAYED from us about ten days since a
- small brown PUPPY, with white under his
breast. He has los. most Of his lower front
teeth. His name is Fonrpencc. A reward OF 81
will be paid for his delivery 10 us.
June 1915 N. B. d c. B. HILL.
H. A. GARLAND w. NJ. Cooke.
GARLAND & COOKE,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
June 5-d3,awSclm
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
TINE President and Directors of the Manches-
j Ter Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Com.
pany have declared dividend Of three per cent.
parable al my Office en- AMI after The 18th inst.
ALFRED i. HARRIS,
June I5-i2'&ea, Agent Of The Company.
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The Marion Pioneer says that The late rains
have had mos, happy effect upon The crops, not
only OF wheat, bul OF oats, corn and grass in that
section Of Virginia.
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"Great Britain preferred 10 cannonade flying Sihh5
in the Sutcias-and the United States 10 extend SHE
Of freedom" over tie cactus fields nf Mexico.
Had tine Two Governments united 10 protect the lahi.
a;S IN lie enjoyment oI their political and religious
Independence their riet 20 worship God in their own
way in their paiIn-liatched temples, and in the
peace Of their own happy islands, no gun, perhaps,
would llSSe been fired, and blood been shed. Hut
had hosiiliiies arisen, TIE consciousness would s.
have remained that j, the comics, OF right against
wrong, and the war OF the strong lighting in defence Of
tie weak"
We find the above strange argument in the
Philadelphia North American, Wing Journal
which has gone The farlhesl in denouncing The
war with Mexico, and in slsmaIizng the course
aitociiy TO that bloody act, the partition OF Poland
b. the military usurpsrs Of Russia, Austria and
Prussia. While il viliiics lis own Government,
for defending our country against The invading
Toe, who had already covered us with insult and
injury, il complains that we have not acted the
tant Island Of Tahiti, 10 assist Queen Pomare in
arranging her religious and political affairs,
which had been jostled by the French. The
Wings sheer a. their own General SCOTS Procla-
nation for referring 10 continental American in
lcrcs.s" This leading Wing organ, however,
goes a bow.shot beyond Scott, and would have
our Government; thrust itself into The internal a.
fairs Of all The little Islands floating on the ocean,
and involve our nation in eternal quarrels. Sup
pose that the United States had followed the adj
vice oflhis Wing Editor, and excited a war with
France, would not The whole Wing press. and this
journa! al the head, have kept up a ccaseless
camor against the President Tor his INDUSTRIOUS
an1atrocious usurpations OF power, his dust OF
dominion2" &C.. &c. We refer 10 This new assault
upon he Administration as evidence, that let The
President act as he may, he will receive the bi.ier
and violen, denunciaiions of the Wing press.
Parry success is their game, and party assaults
their weapons. The rights and honor OF the
coun,ry they seem blindly IN disreoard
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'E'ssrffe S0lD.

A MOTHER fine SEA TURTLE, jus, rcceiv-
n cd, and will be served up this day and lo-mor-
row in Soup, Steaks, Fricassee, &c, at OUR
HOUSE. Families supplied as usual.
c. G. THOMPSON,
June Is No. 4, 18th Street.
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(FTom nc Raches,er Doily a1re nG)

i
| Nothing is more common n the present time
than The violcn, ienpnciaiions made BY the par
lisans of the Wing press against the President,
| IN account of the war with Mexico. We do not
propose 10 enter iGio Il controversy with such oil
The religious or secular press as contend that all
war is wrong, but content ourselves BY submit
ting The following questions 10 those who admit
that there arc crriain acts which, when commit
ted By orc nation against another, arc Consider
ed just causes oi war:
/. Is no, The President bound By his cath % pro-
leot and defend every State in The Union
,. Was MOI Texas pant al the union al the
time MIR Polk became President!
8 Did rot Mexico raise an army ana avow
her intention Of invading Texas, one OF the
Unite. S,aies2
A. Did no, The President send military force
10 defend ,ha. State from he intended invasion
5. Was not this acl which The President was
bound 10 perform one CT The chief causes ol The
war
G. Is no, he violation Of a treaty conceded by
all civilized nations 10 be a just cause o! war?
7. Has not Mexico violated her treaty with the
United States in refusing 10 pay jus! demand 7
s. Has she not already expended more money
in carving on The war than would have cancel
led he dei.!
Q. Is not the refusal 10 receive an ambassador
cons; tered another ius, cause Of WAR;
10. Did not Mexico refuse 10 receive an ambas-
~od.,- from tic United Slales} ), n,o.r,
the rigS as' q r" he'll ell s sHES'T"i'
IL. Was i; rot RICH, for Cur govcrnmcn, 10 in
sis, upcn The payment Of her citizens for their
properly taken by Mexico?
10. Has rot Mexico refused all overiurcs OF
reconciliation made by the United States towards
herr
II. Will nc his war teach Mexico and all
other na!icns that The rights Of American citizens
canGo: be irampled upon with impunity?
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In publishing The following, we take occasion
TO say, that those disposed to enjoy romantic
moonlight trip, can have their brightest hopes re-
alised on the "Alice" this evening. Capt. Broush
every body likes, and The Alice is very plea
san, boat An agreeable company is expected
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TIE MAIKETS.-At Baltima-.
ncs ..ay c.enlng, Flour WIS hsld ., 81
Cora at H. ia cts. per bustel. Y.
Whisky, in bb;s., SIS c.
A, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, =
al IS 80 as e.; Wheat l95 20l q,
CTS Oats G3 cts.
A. New York, on Wednesday, sal'-
at 50 rs a Q 90; Corn lI9 10 - &!
Oats Gl c's. Dealers holding OF ~
Der the steamer.
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Mr.. Bennett subjoins in postscript: u just
learn that there are two American ships-oi-waT
at Gibraltar. That will do"
No official intelligence (says the Union) has
been received al the department in confirmation
of this statement. But orders were sent 10 the
commander of The African squadron, on The 7Ih
of April last, 10 send sloop Immediately 10 the
Mediterranean 10 guar. our commerce against
priva,ccrs and 10 follow her with The lrigae Unit
ed States carly in September. There is every
reason 10 believe that the sloop Marion, with
s,ore.shp has before this arrived at Gibraltar,
and il is possible may have been there as reported
in the postscript above quoted. The steamer
Princeton is in active preparation a. Philadelphia,
ard will sail whou: delay 10 The Mediterranean.
We understand tha. the administration las
lcne stree taken all The measures which were
practicable to provide against lie occurrence or
repetition OF such ou,rases.
Mr.. Bcnnet further ADDS, shat the Spanish au-
thorilies are conniyng at The piracy; hut the
American minister has taken mp the matter with
great determination" There is no reason 10 ap.
prehcnd any want OF coed faith on tie par, OF
The Spanish Government. The promp. and de-
cisiYe measures taken by The Governo: General
OF Cuba, under orders from his GcvsrnmeEl,
which elec,ualIy prevented the sale OF The priva-
teer licences, (Which were but licences TO ccm-
nit acts OF piracy,) justify US in believing that
no counlenance will be given by Spain TO those
who may have taken them in other quarters OF
the globe.
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By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
From mo New Orleans Ficayuhe, JUNO
EsOs,a Mexico.
ARMY CT CrEaArloNs cr IN. East,

The following is The despatch from Gen. San
ia Anna 10 which alluson was made in our las!
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TROOPS FOR VERA CRUZ.-The steam
or Fashion (says the New Orleans Picayune, !,
lcn las, night for Vera Cruz with The following
passengers Gen. G. ]. Pillow; Maj. G. A. Cald
we'll; COL Geo. Morgan, 18Th Infantry; Col
VIM. Trousdalc, 18th Infantry; Capt. Anderson
Lieut. Morgan, Lieut.. McCalan, Lieut.. Wat.
son. and lOl men OF The l4h Infantry; Capt
BIeedlove, Lieu,s. Kelley and Steel, and 50 men
Of Inc lih Infantry; Capt. Glenn, Lieuls. Shields
Davis and Layne, and 80 men of the 18th Infan.
Try; Capt. Beal, Lieuls. Blackburn and Filzge'
raid, anil &c men OF the liih Infantry.
The McKim will go On Friday with The ba-
lance Of The l4lh Infantry, and the New Orleans
and Alabama on Monday with troops
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Haoo,elight ExcUrsion.

June Is
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Died. on the eth June. n, the residence 6
neg, In The county nf Pnwhailn. Mas II
W0ODS0N, aged abou, 60.
CT nuic and AaLil, narer. FfntIrgied
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May 26th, l6i1--33tf.
Ohio Statesman
FO TIL L. C. A Mp AIG y.

| Democrats Of UIIt! u most impurtan
campaigu Is approaching one hut less u
ITS consequences upon tie tuiute. thaf
any that Las preceded II; and ~ repI. u
number Of letters, III reference lu 4
campaign paper We offer the Unlo state
man. Weekly un the terms slated below
| until the FIRST of next November. Tins
w'I give regular paper, after the cleo
lion, up 10 the tiist uf November.
Never was here a lime in our history
when newspaper was OF greater interest
or more important TO be 10 the hauus oi
all. And we shall not Uuly devote our
calnmns TO the ordinary politICs Of the
State and Of the nation, but the exciting
scenes oi The war. and the extraordinary,
course OF those leagusd win the eoen, -.
w'll be detailed al fnil length. The eceDes
passing before rs every wherein Euupe
and Amerloa-are of The highesi moment
to republican people; ,hey all hang upon
progress Of free sentiment, free trace
aud equality Ofrlghs. Democrats, on YOU
rests the noble work of carrying them
through 10 successful STANDARD. Far
while our opponents are continually pro-
JrSShg {" he republicans. they never fail
10 thfow stumbling blocks IN the way or
all pr gress 10 republican doctrines
AhiIe Ihey profess to love heir country
tie! never Iall 10 aid the enemy In all our
= lrneeles with iUreiaO fue - DemuCrats
'on have not onlI duty I" pertain Ia tbe
tented field, bnl one Ot eqnaI Imporlance
al home.
Let the friends of Mexico obtain tri.
umph AT your electlons, aud Whore IS th,
honor or ssiet, "i our government! Is, you,
lhen, al home, democrats, labor is 20 be
pertormed, not less important To The IN
ture ihan ~ The he ID ot the soldier lp
fact, their support and honor depend on
our action here. Arewe read, tEen, t.
do "nr Parl! Shall the patriutlc soldie,
10 ihe field ofden,h. be ulsgraced by our
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business matter, and shall be glad TO have
the assistance Of as many volunteers and
enlisted soldiers in rbis service as l. can
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l. L. ST. JOHNS ANr1-BlIlous PILLS.

| A KNOWLEDGE af the value Of these
Pulls 10 alone necessary 10 bring them
in'o general use as family medicine.
! fhonsands have siread, used them. WIN
give them declded preference to all other
| kinds. The proprietor is so confident oi
| their viitues that lie has instructed hIs
Agents that 10 case any person after CIV
rug them trial, does not prefer them 20
Gfegury's, Lees. Peters, aud all other
Anti. Bilious Pills, if the trouble will be
! taken TO return the balance of the box,
refund the whole money. They are no.,
like many of the quack medicines Of the
Hay. held up as an IDtallihle cure for all
diseases, bu, it timely administered will
be found very eiflcac,ous 10 Bilious and
remitten, fevers. fever and agne, costive.
ness. ch,lIc, worns, pain Of Ihe bowels,
hatuleUce, iDdigeston. heartburn, paip OF
the he ID, back Or breast, &c.
We the umder,lgned citizens of Senec \
county, Ohi0, have made use OF ST. johns
Pills, either ourselves Or in oar fannie,
and consider them the best Plls ia u,s for
The bilious disease ui hi, Western country.
Nm. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney: u.
p. Coonrod, Sheriff. ". II. Ke,sies, Conn
~ Recorder. Jmn Rosenperger, lssac
Muniy, George S,o"er, aud Issac Wise.
man. Justice of The Peace: lsral Z. lla,nes
Joseph Volmer, Seldom Graves, John
Shinefeli, John Michai, Peter Beaver.
tIexander l"gram, James Dorman, vii.
liam baugher, Michael Medmond, James
&. Peace, >. L. Appleton, john Pride, l..
VI. Looms. w. Patterson. b mas
Loved. Isaac DE VIII. John Svauder,
Abraham Smith, benjamin Tomb, George
Chrisihp, G. Y. Pieisnn'
AGENTS.
John ". Sease"ey. Upper Sandusky; S.
III. Worth, LHie Sandusky; Frederich
Bioom. .Neaico; "A. ~ .Nunsoa. Wyaadot;
S. kena", Iymochirc; JohA Park a. Co.
Carey; Long d kennrdy. .Mersaiiies.
February -, ls47.-20-6m.
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LOOK OUT.

Many ofour Subscribers having suffered
severely from the depreciation Of Pers ,ns
Calling themseves Agents for the l.aLy's
BOOK, we deem II our dnty to protect
ihtin, as lar as we can, from anS turtil.'
imposition. Oar regularly constituted
Ngenis are published on The cuver Of every
NJ. oi The Book, and Yet IN defiance #
Ihis snin. of our old subScribets havepaii
these lmPostnrs. and they have also sue
ceeded IN getting new Subscribers, aud
receiving advance payment for the same.
Ia hnne # these cases do we either give
credit for the money TO the old subscriber,
orsend the work TO The enew.--Consequeut.
ly The loss is theIIs.
Our Agents, besides having Certif.
cate from us, are also furnished with a
CrtiG cate Of Agency, under the seal Of
Uthce, trnm either ihe Mayor OF C,ucin-
natI,or The Recorder of the City oi tnil-
adeIphia. Surely this should be- sufficient
guarantee. Let eve't8 person who wishes
TO subscribe, or " no Is asked 10 pay mon.
ey, insist upon seeing these documsnts.--
The following are among the kuown the
known lmpoAters. =
.. II. Stem. 70. II. p. Stem is our AuN
thorised Ageni.)
!. Benz. Weld. John d, Weld is our au.
'horIsed Agent.)
Franklin y. Jennings, (E. Y. Jennings
is onr anth"r,scd Agnt.)
Joseph I. Dent, r.. L. Dent is our an.
horIseJ Agent
I. II Seterns IN the State OF New York,
Thomas Severn is our authorised Agehi.J
J. II. Smith, [lames,R. Smith is our au.
horised Agent
j. {. Blossom. 1--WE have no Agent whose
name resembles this
FrankIn Y Jennlnss is described o us,
as about 3 feet inches high, dark com
peXion, well dressed, aud of a gentle.
mattlt appearance. As ii may be the
'ame fellow assuming variety Of names,
his descrPiton may be of s1me use III de-
ectIng shIn.
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BRANDREDTHs p,.L.s RELIA.

| bhhNDhEDtu u . IiisLS kELIAe o
BILE Let no one suppose lha, the Brand.
reth's Pills are not always the same. hey
are. They ca0 never tie o,hera,,e. Tts
principles "pan which The, are made are
50 unerring, that million pounds could
he made per day " lthou, the most remote
possibIii,, of a mistake occurring. Get
'he genuine, that IS all, aud The med dicine
wall give You full satisfaction
| WHEN THE BLOOD rs AN UNsouND condi.
non. II 10 AS ready tor Injection, as land
ploughed and narrowed to receive the al.
loiied grain Those who are wise. will
therefore conn ence sbe publication OF
their blood without delay; aud those who
are alrea lady attacked with sickness should
do the same.
Ladies should use Brandreih's Pills fre.
qnenliy. They will ensure them FRI m
severe sicktess of the stomach, and gen.
orally speaking, entirely prevent it. The
Itirandreth's Pas are harmless. The, 4n.
crease the powers OF life; they do not de.
pre-s them. Females VIII tind them TO
securr that s,rie uf health wnich every
m"'ter wishes 10 e'jy. IN cus'iyentss,
81 often prevalent at an in'eresti, q peri.
3D. the br.ndreth's Phls are a safe aud
efeCiual remedy.
T"efe ia no medicine so safe as this, il
IS mare easy than castor oil, and 10 now
general, used nv numerous ladies' through
their confnement. Dr.. Brandre,h can
refer To many "t our 6fst ph,siclans who
recommend his pills 10 their patients. To
The exclusion Of all other pufgatiyes, aud
the pulls. he,ng composed entirely ofherbs
or vegetable matter, purify the hloQd, and
carry off the corrupt hnmors Of the body,
IN manner so simple as ogye every day
ease and pleasure.
AGEN
ID. 81 w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo.
seph ShOrb. Little Sandusk,; w; III.
Jones " Co. Carey town; ii. Freet, Nc.
Cu chonville; +. Bloom, Mexico; Henry
shoouan; Crawford 'p.; Joseph Shilling,
Burlington.
Jnue 3, IS47.--34.-2m.
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AT w holesale
LOCKWOOD s. GRAHAM,
IN SAN CITY, ONO

| AOk H "OoO ~ ShAhA"S
HAVE JUST received their Sprin
n supply Of Drugs, Medicines, pa,nts
| OILS, Uye.siutfs, Glassware, &c., vino
together with their former stock, make
one Of the most complete aud extensiy,
stock Of DRUGS 10 he found iD Ohio
I'heir goods were purchased fresh iii
present season. directly from the impor
ters, and AT very low prices for CASH.
fheir goods were all selected by an ex
perienced hand, aud are well adapted u
,ntt Tins market. They wish to call The
attention Of Physicians, Druggists, Mer
chants, Manufacturers. Dyers, Painters
and Ctothlers, 10 their stock, among
which may De found
200 or. Quinine, 2bbl. Gum Copal,
5 bbls. Camphor, 2 " SbeiaC.
100 lbs. Calomel, S cases Olive OH,
100 Khubarb. 5 bbis. Glue, No. /,
100 " Opium, 2 " Caster Oil,
40 OF. Morphene, 2 T" Sweet Oil.
300 lbs. Jalap, 2cssk Lamp Oh.
300 lpicac, 4U bbls. Tauneis
5uO Sup. Carb. Soda,
300 " Tart. Acid. 20 bbls. Tanners Gil
5 casks Sal. Epson, S bbls. yellow Ocher
, :" Nader, Ven. Red,
30 bbl. D,ewood, 3 +" Span Brown,
4 q Alum, 2" Copal Varn,sh.
4 COpperas, 10" Lamp Black,
10 Carbots AClis, 4u0 lbs bab.bark pwu
10 " Amo. Nitre, 400 "Airican Ca, ene
200 lbs. Pink Root, 4Ou" Am.
| bale Sienna. 4 case Bsyrum,
10 case Paris Green.
And also many more articles too nu-
merous To mention. such as, the 6nt chem
lcas, aud an endless variety Of patent
al! of which they are very
anxious to sell AT very low prices.
LOCK WOOD 81 GRAHAM.
Sandnsky Cay, July 81, ls46.--ll45
=. 5. Physicians and country Drug
gisis, ~ho have heretofore purchased Ia
New York. are particularly lu'iled to call
aud examine our STOCK aud prices.
l.. & G..