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NOTICE.

FfOL. 8. r. STORRS IL the authorised
~ Agent Of the Executors Of Jesse
Beene, decreased, for the purpose of selling
Lots and Lands in and around Welur1pka,
and Tor The purpose Of giving in and pay
Ing thKes, &c. G. persons wishing 70
purchase viii address Col. Sat Wetumpka,
OF the undersigned At Cahawba, Ala,
w. w. FAMBRO.
March 10, ls47l ll-tf
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DR.. T. w. MASON,

ID ETURNS his thanks TO the citizens
IL of Wetumpka and vicinity, for their
patronage; aud again tenders his services
in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
SURGERY, and OBSTETRICS.
He will give special attention to cases oil
MIDWIFERY, and diseases of Females.
Do OFFICE, East Welumpka.
~ R ssIDrNcE, West Wetumpka.
June Is. 1917. 1y-2i
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

-1x=~z-sa> T He Subscriber announces to
HEY the public that he has shop
ssss8 in Easi Wetumnka, and is pre-
pared TO execute any kind Of Backsmitling
on as reasons BILE terrss as any other shop
in the city. He is prepared 10 repair en-
gnes and boilers, and any kind Of machine
ry. II. g. SCOTT.
Wetnmpka, Jan. 6, lS47. If
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DIR. Il. A. PhiIliDs.

"AVING located himself on the Soce-
IL patoy road. eight miles North Of We
umpka. respectfully tenders his services 10
the citizens OF the surrounding country.
References.
VIM. B. Coop'r Wn. E Boisscau, M. D.
VIM. C. Penck M. D. N. S. Jones, M. d.
JAS Townsend, NJ D. J. C. Harris NJ. D.
April 2, S47. 13-tf
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HASH advances made on Cotton shipped
~ to the address oil Messrs. RUPERT
& MoLELLAND, Mobile, by the under
signed at Wetumpka.
M. S. CAsSETTY.
Jan, 90 1S47. 3n, A
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DIR. A. IL. Hutchinson,

TENDERS his services in the various
Il branches of lis Profession. TO the ciii-
zens Of Prattvie aid surrounding country.
Office ii P,attville, Aulauga county. Ala.
April 2, l847. 1911
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The Hon. Dixon n. Lewis and Hon.
L. Yulee, Senator from Florida, are APP
pointed visiiers, from their respective
States, to West Point Acadedy, this year.
Col. Miles, late Governor OF Monterey
has been requested BY the Secretary Of
War 10 b one Of the Bord also.
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NE glCAL NOTICE.

Dir. J. MONROE SHELTON,
"AVING located himself at the LoF-
HI TIN place, two miles south of We.
lumpka, takes pleasure in Offering bis SER
vices. in the various branches of the Medi-
cal Profession, 10 his friends and the public.
April 8, 1S47.
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Fourteen hundred dsserters are ad-
vertised in the Police Gazette, N. York.
The reward for each. is $50, making an
aggregate reward Of SAP 900.
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Saddlery.
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House, Sign and Orma mental
R.aLN~TERS.

"a Commerce Street. Mobile. Ala.
EVEAdS. Banners. TranspareLcIes Imi-
I faiion Of Wood, Marble. Stained Glass
SC. ,executedwith neatness and dispatch
at the lowest city prices.
Feb lS47
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geiher with all the most Popular and ap
proved Patent Medicines now in genera
use. All OF which may be had at the loves
prices, a, the Drug Store Of
w. B. COOPER.
Wetumpka. March 20, lS47.
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New York City.

No.T, SPRUCE STREET, HIBUNE y U'IDiN'
New York City.
Established in 1910.
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JOHN G. REID,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY,
NTILL practise in the Courts Of the
w surrounding courties.
~ Office at KINGSTON, Ala.
June l, lS47.
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Office.

THE Books and Accounts belonging TO
Il the Wetumpka Argus, have been left
with the undersigned, and1aI' persons in
arrears for Subscription, Advertising, and
Job Work, are requested to make payment
as soon as possible.
JOHN HARDY.
Weiumpka, Jan. Is, 1S47. 2-d
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January s, 1s47.

Do % sD@R ElsBo J1Ro
Attorney q Counsellor at Law,
WErUMPKA, ALA.
Practices in The Courts of Montgomery,
Arsasga, Coosa, Tallapoosa and
Macon Counties.
REeERs TO
A. 4 A. Lawrence & Co Boston
Leroy M. Wiley q Co. New York
WILEY, Banks & Co. Charleston
81 Johns, Powers 4 Go. Mobile
3. y. Shorter. Sen. Eufaula
WEI H McKleroy Wetumpka
Feb, 26, 1847.
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600 PARASOLS, Parasaleits and
AOO Shades, for sale cheaper than
ever offered before in this market, Of
HEARD d DOE.
Msy25.
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w. I'll. WICKES.

IsucCEssoR To ]. c.. CHAMBERLIN
w HOLESALE and RETAIL. dealer
w in Groceries and Western Produce,
No. 46 Commerce Street. Mobile
Jan. 5, 1S47. l 1Y
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Drugs & Medicines.

A ME- w and Fresh sunoly
of DRUGS & MEDICINES,
lNNB9gNnn iI N on nand and constantly re-
ll|NON0HH D ceiving, Also, Paints. Oils aud
%ssSnI ~! w 92T Dye Stuffs, Window Glass
lSInIIIf 53 and Putty, Brushes Of all
HAGN|llllE V kinds, Fancy Soaps, Perfume
18llII|||hhljNlD m RES, Combs, Instruments
l1|lNNbUID al Glass Ware, consisting Of all
N12ckaQH. w. eizss of Sftnn E,rnifuru tn
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TO THE
l. Attest MOMENT.
TELEGRA gEEU
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Inc American Prisoners not all
Liberated.
santa Annals Design to send them 70 Atanul.o.
Anticipated Attack ON Reynosa by
Gen. Urea.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE.
Sanla Annals Design to send them TO Atapuleo.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE,


The New Orleans Pieayune Of the 10th contains a let
ter from Lieut. Barbour, dated Mexico June 2oth. This
gentleman taken prisoner in February last. while
advancing with escort to rescue train which had
been cut In pieces, and the belonging to which he
supposed to be murdered.
Lieut. Barbour states that the provision for the
change Of Major Gaines and others not extended
himself nor to Quarter Master Smith and Midshpmsn
Rogers and that Santa Anna has idea OF releasing
any Of them but wishes to send them all Atapuco on
the Pacific.
by letters received per the Mary Kingsaud from Bra
EOS to the 10TH 1t is rumored that Gen Urea about
TO attack Rcynosa with three thousand troops
Preparations for defence making and several de-
tachmens had been the river and the object
OF Urea was believed to be attack upon the depots
ana wagon trains between Camargo Monterey.
These rumors about Urea are not confirmed bv the
Matamoros Flag of the 10TH but that journal has SINH.
lar accounts relative to the Crraga gang
The Mexicans and others discovered near Brssos
were taken prisoners dispersed, and rancho thew
| frequented burnt to the ground
The tenth regiment from New York and New Jersev
are quartered at Matamoras where they will remain un
til relieved, which will be several weeks perhaps
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Died,
On Monday afternoon, the 26th instant, FLOYD s.
McCLINTocK, aged 10 years and months.
His friends and the friends of his brother, John NJ
respectfully invited to attend his funeral on this
"wednesday afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. 70 Bedford street.
On Tuesday, the 27th instant MICHAEL WATERS, in
the 37th year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this day wednesday, without
further invitation from the residence Of Owen Byrne,
% Garden street near State, South Brooklyn at 4
O'Clock, p M.
At New Orleans 18th instant, CHARLES H BRUSH,
aged years. formerly of New York. and for the last 10
years a resident of New Orleans.
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BosroN, July az

BOTTOM, July III NJ.
Flour.-The frmness previously noticed sustain
cd to-day Sales Of 200 barrels Genesee and Michigan
made at So so S. rs. Corn-sa of 1000 BUSH
els made at &c 75c including sound mixed and
Northern yellow. Provisions steady. Whiskey frmer,
with small sales. Hemp held at advance, and stock
light Freghts steady Receipts during the past week
were about as follows flour, 200 barrels TO- 900
bushels
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wA,Hrscror, July 20, ls47.

Col C;raudipc "a West Point graduate) who served
with Gem Taylor in the hummocks and everglades Of
Florida and who sometime past has been clerk in
the Treasury Department has been detailed, and this
morning despatched with dispatches to Gen Taylor at
the Walnut Springs Monterey, with instructions
TO follow up Old Zachary IL he shall have left the Springs
for the desert OF Encsrnacion sslado and Matehuaa
OF course only guess at the purport OF these
dispatches and suppose that they suggest flor the de-
partmeut instructs Old Rough and Tumble) the
with the reinforcements going up, OF an
immediate, quick step forward movement TO San Luis
Potosi and II may be. that by taking the Victoria
route, Gen Urea the baggage warrior the great cap
tain whose exploits Of bravery confined 10 unarmso
teamsters, will be cornered run on the track w.
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ALBANY, July 27-P. NJ

Our -four market maintained the buoyancy previously
noticed and small sales Of Michigan and Genesee were
made at So % So BIN Some lots good brands fresh
ground, held at higher figure Corn-saies OF
1000 bushels western mixed sold at 81 cents. Oats
Sales of 900 bushels were made at AZ cents Rye No
sales of moment. Wheat-No change; there appeared
to be some inquiry. Provisions about the same
Whiskey was some frmer. Receipts by the canal du-
ring the past twenty -four hours follows
I55OO barrels; corn, $4,000 bushels; wheat 5000 do;
oats A ma do
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BUFFALO, July PIP. NJ.
Our -four market frmer to-day ut ST. without
sales of Importance however having spired Wheat
Good Ohio nrmer at ST. with more enquiry in the
market. Corn duh, and the market had down
ward tendency. Small sales Western mixed were made
at 45c. Whskey was inactive at 23c. Provsions-no
change. The receipts during the past "a hours
about as follows -four $500 bbs wheat 900 bushels
corn 10000 do Freighs by canal to Albany -four 65c,
wheat lgc
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good city fresh ground at So Sales Of 1000 bushels OF
wheat made, including fair Maryland red, at 9oc
and prime heavy Pennsylvania red and white at 81 To-
Corn-sales Of 5000 bushels were made consisting OF
good sound Maryland white and yellow, at zoe 75c-
whskey was hrmer. Provisions stood the same, with
enquiry.
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TELEGRAPIIIC.


NEW ORLEANS, July 20-PM
Cotton-The market remains without change with
moderate sales Flour-The market inactive We
note sales OF ooo barrels Of Illinois and Ohio at 81
81 %. Corn-sales of 1000 sacks were made consist
ing chiefly Of western mixed at 4sc includn,
sound yellow, at SOC. wheat-ssles Of A 600 hrsho,.
were made at ooc Csc, consisting chiefly Of Ohio and
Illinois good red and white Oats were worth aac corn
meal SO 20; whskey dull at zoe alHc. No alteration
in freights exchange.
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FIsH-We report sales of 500 bbls No. mackerel at
~ 49, and 5000 uuintas dry cod at So 3lA So So
There none left aHoat unsold. Scaled behring's
tinued scarce, and were held at 9Oc.
FRuIr-Sales Of 1000 boxes bunch raisins made
at 81 As including small parcels at ST. So 270 do da
mayed sold by auction at 81 H. 81 Is 81 90 cash.
HEMr-A sale of 100 bales American dew rotted were
sold at Sl25 per ton The market bare of Manila
HrDEs-The market was little more firm, but without
sales from first hands worthy Of note.
LEAD-The arrivals were large. and prices inclined to
droop. Quotations ranged from SO 62H to 80 rs.
LEArHER-The announcement Of the public sale to
take place on Thursday has caused temporary
ton of operations among buyers and sellers The latter
Indifferent about selling until after the sale anci-
pstng better prices when that sale shall have taken
place, particularly the Western fall trade has barely
commenced as yet
MoLAssEs-sales 81 hhds. Porto Rico were made by
auction at % asa cts cash; 80 barrels sold at %
cash.
sold at 80 cts sales of county Rosin made
at so cts afoat and 200 bbs North county turpentne
sold at 50 so.
Ous-There change In prices, city pressed Lin
feed sold in moderate way at 10 cts, and English
6S cts cash Nothing new in whale sperm.
PRovsIoNsSales Of 200 bbs old prime pork at SlI U.s.
and $50 bills prime sold Mt $l2 co. new mess good
was worth $40. Beef60 tierces sold at $40. and 100
bbls city inspection mess sold at $l3 $l3 25 Lard
remained stcady at previous quotations.
RECEIVE have only to report sales Of 30 terces fair
to good. at So a So %.
SuGAR-No sales OF consequence were reported
TALLow-No change.
MISUNDERSTANDING new.
WHsKEy-Sales Of about l75 bbs. were made at %
cents, and $50 do on private terms.
FKEoHrs-Flour was engaged to London In British
ship at Is two vessels engaged Ireland
at ND for grain in bags To Liverpool stood at
about IS I'd to 3s Cd for four and lOd for grain
In sacks. To the continent we heard of no change.
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WAsuINeros, July %, ls47
The Soldiers Land Scrip.

There are some bad boys among the returned volun-
teere We from credible authority that several OF
them after selling their certificates OF discharge In Nov
ooau, showing that they have fulfilled the requstion
!, .,. .o,itiinv them TO the quarter section, have
c,ma "a The War Department testified that they have
lost their certificate but producing other vouchers OF
ber eryice and thps securing the bounty which they
had already sold. To make all sure II In understood,
and ought be generally known In New Orleans that
no discharge will be regarded or attended to at wash
unes presented by the soldier his legal
.entatives or some Of them In the soldiers behalf
or in their own right according TO law. 100.
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REAL Estate AT AUcrIoN.-Lot on avenue corner
lSth street 26x96h feet SLIPS lot adjoining 25%x95k
$780, do do 775 do do $780, lot corner avenue
and 10th street. 26x95h 1880; lots 10th street
rear OF the above, 25xo3A $780, lot adjoining same
size os5j lots # above 10Th street. same size
l29o lot adjoining Size 500 do do 1885, lot
ner nosn street and avenue 26x95h 1850; lots ad
gore lots adjoining 6OO gore lot on 18th street rear OF
above, 500 do do 100; do do, 6lO do do, AGO. do do
ot corner OF l4th street and LIST avenue 26x94
do soo do do 200; do do 300O lot on i3th street
rear OF above 26xl0s4 feet 100 lot on I4th street do
i3!o; LOT adjoining, same size $50; do do II75; lot
on 18th street, near Bowery, 26x9iX feet, 1900
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wAsu,seros. July 20, lsa7.

WAsHINUTONi July <oi fuFF'
nv Calhoun and Mr.. Benton
The Oregon question and the Mexican question have
filed up the cspeoous OF the sagacity OF TINS
eminent man Of the south His first act upon entering
it thr sour,e ct N art sssion ~ The last 'o'f'
,s 10 plant his foot upon the Lac Of ioItyhne "'
were at first afraid, but they rallied around III" u"
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Married..

Married,
On Thursday, a2d instant, by the Rev. +. Dunlop
Smith, Mr. MARCUS r. Woodbury., of st. Louis, Mo-, Ia
Miss MARY W., daughter Of Randolph Brant, Esq, OF
this city.
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M EINHARDTs X SrOTY's GILDED BRASS LET
wi TERS FOR SI(Ns-Ofhee 20 Maiden Lane. entrance

Green atreetThesc letters remarkable Tor ra@ty and
brlsncy Of the sliding nDcqualled by Any oihe et a
the cttyyhch brilliancy warranted to SUD rtlU1 :
ts desired. slsein'i
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The leading features for several periods compare
follows -

There has been increase in every department ex-
cept deposits The increase in the aggregate movement
has been limited
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NOTICE TO CANADIANS AND sEGAk FAN
IN tIERS-The Subscriber begs % call the attention
ofhs Canadian Friends and the Public general TO his Sc
eccd of imported Havana aud Principe seRsrs,
IN the city. III HENRIQUEs,
iv0Si NJ src BRO Pine t.
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uNAy,s PATENT HOsE-for sale ~ New York by the
Inventor and manuscturer 20 Conrlandt streets James
n uai,.p oos D,o,dway. Joseph II. Ash 293 Broadway j.
L s. ribin Dey street; " So ohsrd,,oyae ll Cher,
ucc,o, street Gorge Fulton, 35j Broadway; knight
Rhodes sJi Broadway; Thomas Hanson 32o Broadway Mil
Nsih Sawyer 800 BIeeckeI street, Crag Broad
way; Il j. stqa e2e Broadway; y Guam 81 Broadway;
Broad Ssy John Hudson Union Square corner Foun;spt
ntr,e AIKEN, 9i Sixth avenue, Samuel Pryor ISL Third
avenue Plumbers; and ID. Hodgman, Of Maiden Lave
street. and where else in the city Of New York
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49, FOR SALE-A black Horse, Is hands high, 8
4 <years old. well made, kind in single and doub bic har
Ak&ness; can trot mile the road, to a WAGON in 3
minutes aud less to sukey. For further particulars en-
quirc at 80 sohn st up stairs jy28 2tsrc
i~ FOR SALE-A handsome Grey Mare, eight
@ >years old. and about Ia hands hgh kind in all har.
A[ness, and cantes under the saddle Warranted per
fecly sound and stands without tying.
Also for sale, handsome light Wagon nearly new, and
made to order Both sold for OF use
Enquire at Mr. Duf's Livery Stable, Howard street, be-
tween Centre ana Elm streets. jy27 3t*rc
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STRAW saT TaG2P skAATT Auets PA, sill all
s: two sIa q ss ;ss e f
Also quantity of straw mats M,s sS inches long
S.si S5rLFT f AsSS,'%$'s aoqRs g!s
;s, fall sale Of above goods will IKE place hi. day at 10
Also BLIND h1ss 'pss se % ea r s r%i Gof
90 cask handsomely assorted table aud pocket cutlery viz
&c with French forks also ivory table cutlery I'm IN .
OF 81 pieces lots to suit purchasers Also dozen aud
Also sl,Ige case. sashe baskets 200 each each
attention. also general assortment knives scissors
Also Mil files, 'selyards, lo'hs and various kinds of
$50. 80 ''N iysst.,e
few copies of his eeebated work on Cutting, among
dae ed n sfT
e. the s S ssGS Ss %Ss I'll
Do. half Scua Sr complete SIG
lyl6 sot.r No. lis Broadway, New York
bfsadwsS Rats lsSoT cS 81
s ns P sss f
stock q, Of oSlaeh and whs lace Y.s
LADIES will also find bargain.
nR RyBY,S BRAZILIAN HAIR CURLING Ii.
- 9uiRSnhs preearat9n viii curl the hair beautifully
a With hs.ss in Ss
ths sa hsI BY sr:P ssS End burning it.
Sss S..S rS. az i gSa ''''''''' sroAhs
hsys. FSr ssas' OF Grand r Ss sSys'
sh. no Sale Of Val
sed 100 Ss feet d the
sppesoa the s%S.crssr during the sas
o %Sah m ca at price, VARYING from $50 to 500 Th.
tons for the capital stock Of this .sttate win be received
ssss Belly
day. except s"s soEoM ESI XhSEEws r,.a.,
f,nTJ THE ONLY ,IINDEPENDENT CHEAPEST
IN. aaSvsI.ay used By hs medical faculty thoushout civ
most ' sss sfs
o az ADULT sTs s .i Ssa ess
$40 forfeit will be paid for every failure these cases fused
": . n. @ az
ap ss. only s au s ss
u ounce nee Sold Gent single dozen hall
york eGS s I'll the ,sS rs Of New
and dealers LAYING down all other remedies used by many
ss!hsT and win anything else e o.
az o% d Son
from William KelngeT. at Wiilsmsbursh AZ the foot of
Hall New York S diass o .ss
Try generally Distributing Agents wanted from all paIts
Of the United States To whom large profits will be We
will pay the expenses Of all who may from
treat with we fail to satisfy their expecta
man and horse Travelling merchants of every respectable
be confined to privileged few Therefore, all who have
hearts and souls fashioned they should be- and dare try and
them probably spreading this
native oyer the face Of the whole mhabtabe globe where
must and shall be All letters be directed Dr. DE-
WITT c. KELLlNGER. Principal Agent, Director, and
Manufacturer at Yonkers Westminster county, New York
jy8 3oteod'nc
T FOR sALE-A black Horse, Is hands high,