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! Donaldson, Fasseit, Fausold, Fernon, Fen
stermachcr, Forsyth, Graeff, Haymaker,
Ives, Jacoby, Keatley, Kline, Klingen-
smith. Knox, Krick, Loughlin, Levan,
Long, Myers, Pearce, Perry, Piollet, Key
nolds, Rupert, Sipes, Souder, Thomas,
Vliet, Weller and Worrell-38-Yoted
for WILLIAM JACK.
Mr.. Fleming having a majority oi me
whole number OF votes, was duly elected.
Mr.. FLEMING then appointed A. Il.
Russel, Of Bedford county, his First As
sistant: and for TRANSFERRING Clerks he
appointed Thos. ". Dnfieid, Of Phila-
dsiphia county, John M'kcc Of Washing
ton, and J. W. Hunter, Of Erie.
On motion, the House went into the
nomination Of Sergeani-at-Arms and
Doorkecper.
Mr.. FOX nominated J. Morchead, Of
Westmo9eland county.
Mr. FOX nominated ]. r. Iiurd, OF
CeHire county.
hIr. KNOX nominated ]. Sanders, OF
Harrisburg, for D~oorkecper.
Mr.. BURNS nominated \. krause.
Mr.. BlGHAM nominated Z. w. Big
ham, for Messenger.
A motion was made to suspend inc
rule. which requires nominations to lay
over one dav. This was opposed by
Nessrs. KNOX and PlOLLET and adj
yocated by Messrs. MATTHIAS, EIDE
and BiGHAM. The yeas and nays be-
ing required, resulted rs follows:
YEAS-Ncssrs .Ailison,D ssler.Bentz,
Bigham, Black, Blair, Bridenlhall, Bull,
CoIyin, Conner, Dickinson, Dickson,
Eide. Evans, Fox, Gehley, Gould, Gratz,
Haly. Harris, HIlands, Hunter, kaufman,
Kinner, Ladlev, lawrence, Leyburn,
Lockhart, Mackcy, Matthias, Montelius,
Morrison, Morton, M'Abee, M'A!lister,
M'Cundy, M'Carlcy, M'Minn, M'Knighi,
Noble, Pauling, Philips, Pumroy Frank
linz Pomeroy (Merccr} Reed, Robins,
Ross, Sanborn, Sharp. Shelby, Thomp-
son. Trego. Warner, Wilson, Westner
and CHOPPER (Speaker.)-55
NAYS-SIcssrs. Anderson, Bonghner,
Bowman, Durns, Bush, Bushnell, Clark,
Daily, Donaldson, Fassci. Fausolj, Fer
non, Fensternacher, Forsyth, Graeh,
Hasson, Haymaker, Ives, Jacohy, Jack
son, KcalIey. Kerr, Kline, K~lingensmith,
Knox, krick, Laughlin, Levan, Long,
Maiher, Myers, Pearce, Perry, Plollet,
Reynolds, Rupert. Sipes, SouIer, Tho
mas, Fliet, Weller, WOrrell-ll.
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the question of allowing the Adjutant-
General more pay. For one he was not
prepared to express an opinion on that
question, if the passage of that reso!u-
ton would not be so construed, he would
support it.
Mr. LAWRENCE suggested the reference
Of the resolution 10 the Committee on
Ways and Means, as that subject was az
ready before that committee, -,
Mr.. TREGo, in explanation, said ne did
not know what construction might be
given in the passage Of his resolution
but lie believed it was not usual TO con
slider the adoption Of resolutions OF IN
quirv, as expressions Ct opinions on the
/ merits of the subject Of inquiry.
Mr.. HALY presented the supplement to
the law relating to county and township
Offices and county aud township officers.
Mr.. PATTERSON presented a petition
relating TO a school district late II Harri-
/ son township, Lancaster county.
Mr.. NOZZLE, the petition OF William
Galbra;th praying for 4 divorce from the
bonds Of malrimony.
Mr.. KRIcK, the petition of JOSEF Nor
| rison, for claims for services rendered as
Assistant Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives 1892, '93, '94.
Mr.. HAMS, the petition Of William
M'CrearY, praying fer a pension.
Mr.. M'MrN, a petition from the citi-
zens OF Juniata county, p~raying that the
Legislature may adjourn i'll GO days.
Mr.. THoMAs, the petition of Dennis
M'DonaId, for claims against the State.
MIR. Patterson, a petition relating to
Bridges in Lancaster county.
Mr., FoRsYrn, introduced a bill relative
to the appointment eff Appraisers of Mer-
chandise in the county Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. ANDERSON, a bill authorizing the
Commissioners of Philadelphia county,
to widen and regulate Second street.
Mr.. MORTON, a biz authorizing the re-
moval OF the seat Of justice in Delaware
county.
Nj. MATTHIAS. a bill relating TO the in
spection of Prisons, and also a bill relative
10 SeminarieS.
Mr. HUNTER, a bill AUTHORIZING James
Langhead to convey certain real estate.
Dir. KNOX. introduced a bill TO prevent
and punish bribery: a bill to reform the
laws of the Commonwealth; AMI a bill
providing for the partition of certain real
estate.
Mr.. BLAIR. a bill, being a further sup
plement to an act erecting Blair county
Dir. Thompson, a bll relative TO the
Perkiomen Turnpike Road Company.
Mr.. iIAYMAKER, presented the petition
of John Gibson, an old soldier, praying
fer relief.
Mr.. KRIcK, a biz relative to justices of
the Peace Of the borough Of Meadville in
Crawford county.
Mr.. KAUFMAN a bill supplementary to
the bill incorporating the Mine-hili, Mill
Greek Navigation Company.
The Annual Report Of the Treasurer
of the DdnvilIe and Pottsyilie Railroad
Company was laid before the House by
the Speaker. Adjourned.
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II THE

Ways and hIeans-Trego, Allison, Ia
ley, Forsyth, Pomoroy OF Mercer, Ives,
Jackson.
Judiciary-Bigham, Haley, Knox, E
die, Fox, Leyburn, Patterson, Blair, Has
son.
R~etrenchment and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
oil Mercer, Clark, Mackey, Levan, Rob
bins, McCurley, KIingensmith.
Claims-Lawrence, Connor, Hayma-
ker, Mcknight, Ives, Reed, Souder.
Agriculture-Gould, Warner, Fausold,
Sharp, Jacoby, Brindenihall, Graft.
Pensions and Gratuities-Pumrov of
franklin, McAbee, Fassctt, Lockhart, Da-
ly, Phillips, Perry.
Domestic INSTRUMENTATION Dick
son, krick, Bassler, Vliet, Ross, Sipes.
Accounts-Connor, Mather, Colvin.
kaufman, Pearce, Sanborn, Bush.
Education-McCurdy Bull, Anderson.
Black, Pumroy of Franklin, Dickinson,
Montelius.
Vice andlmnorality-L N MINI,
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SENATE.
Saturday, Jan. 8. l647.

Scndte met.
Mr.. RICH presented a petition from
The President and Directors of the Far
mers Bank Of Bucks, praying to he re-
licved from the effects Of the decision Of
the State Treasurer in regard TO relief is
sues. Also, one from the President,
Managers and Company Of the Richboro'
and FeasterviIle Turnpike Road, praying
for the passage Of an act Of incorPora-
ton.
Mr.. MORRISON, a petition praying
for the Incorporation Of an Iron company
in the county Of Blair, with a capita! of
$290.090.
Nj. CRABB, a petition from the May
or, Aldermen ana citizens Of Philadel-
/ phia, praying for authority to prevent the
Introduction Of Fire Apparatus in the
city Of Philadelphia except by their leave.
Mr. CRABB, also read a bill in his
! place 70 carry cut the object Of the above
| petition.
Mr.. SMITH, a petition from Jacob
Stricken Of Lancaster, praying for a law
TO legalize certain erocsions in the Sus-
qaehanna river,
Mr.. MORRISON. = n@of;tion nraving
! tha. .he appointment Of Daniel Mcdonnell
! rs an Associate .IgIya jn the county Of
/ Bl2i,. NAV he coaG -ned.
Mr.. JOHNSON. . sunnlement 70 an
act entitled IN act TO incorporate the A
mericaD Sunday School Union. Also. a
resolution 10 extend the iimc Of coa-
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Levan, Sharp, Jacoby, Reynolds, Fen
stermacher.
Mili;ia-Harris, Burns, McAllister,
Noble, Evans, Gehley. Myers.
Election Districts-Hunier, Bentz,
Bowman, Hilands, Fernon, MMinn, Kin
near.
Banks-Edie, Gratz, Piollett, McAbee,
Sanhorn, Kline, Mather.
Estates and Escheats-Knox, Blair,
Wilson, Leyburn, Matthias, iIasson and
Keatiey.
Roads and Bridges-MeCurley, Paul
ing, Laughiin, Shelly, Weller, McAllis-
ter. Reynolds.
Local ApproPriations-DonaIdso
Thompson, Long, Wilson, Morrison, Ro-
bins, Rupert.
Corporations-Matihias, Morton, Dom
aldson, Fox, Kinnear. LadIey, WorreI.
Lands-patierson, Burns, Bull, Werst-
ner, Aould, Morrison. Kerr.
Compare Bllls-Mackey, Thomas.
Bushnell, Morton and Boughner.
Printing-Eyans, Myers, Montelius.
Library-Fox, McCurdy, Colyin.
Inland Navigation and Internal I'm
provenent-Hilands, TIego, Evans,
W%erstner, CLARK, Gralz, Harris, Thomp-
son, Knox, Hunter, Allison, Krick, Fer
non.
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ST&NDIgG COMMITTEES
OF THE LEGISLATURE.
IN THE SENATE.

LIZ LII o1IANA 1 -
Finance-MesSrs. Darsie, Bigler, Crabb,
Ross, SanAerson.
Judiciary-Messrs. Sanderson. JAn-
son, Black, Williamson, Dimmick.
Accounts--AicSsrs Carson, Benner,
Smyscr, Hill, Rich.
Estates and Escheats-Messrs. VIII
Hanson, Black, Smith, Dlmmick, Cres-
craft.
Pensions and Gratuiiics-3Iessrs. Big
Ter, Waeeaseller, Ross, Darragh, Boas.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Johnson, Hoo
yer, Harris, Richards, Anderson.
Blaks-Messrs. Crabb. ellis, Ande!-
son, Darsie, Jordan.
Internal lmprovcments-Messrs, Gil
lis, Harris, Crab5, Johnson, Overield.
Election Districls-AIessrs Lewis, Ben
ner, Richards, Boas, Dimmick.
Relrenchment and Reform-Messrs.
Rich, Hill. Jordan, Bigler, Lewis.
observation-disclosures. Black, Harris,
Creacra(t, Smith, W~agenseIIer.
Agriculture and Domestic Mannfac-
tures-Messrs. Morrison, Mason, Car
son, Potteiger, Boas.
Miiitia-Mossrs. Ross, Smyser, Corn
man, Mason, Morrison.
Roads and Bridges-Messrs. Till, Car
son, Rich, Potteiger, Hoover.
Compare Biils-Messrs. Cornran,
Hoover, Richards, Lewis, Mason.
Vice and neutrality-suspicious.. OAR
ragh, Potteiger, Smyser, Creacraft, BEN
ncr.
Private Claims and Damages-Messrs.
Smith, Overh2Id, Darsie, ellis, Corn
man.
Li5gary-Messrs. Williamson, Sander
son, Wsgensellcr.
Public Baildings-Messrs. Jordan, O.
verified, Morrison.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
January o, 1877

January ~, 1871.
The Journal of yesterday having been
read Alr. LAWRENCE introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
Rssoirrd, That the State Treasurer be
requested to inform this House whether
there will be 4 sufficient amount Of avail
a6le lnnds in the Treasury on the first
OF February, to meet the interest then
falling due; and if so, TO specify from
what source he expects TO realize the
amount.
Mr.. l%.EvBURN introduced a resolution
providing for the final adjournment Of the
Legislature on the 10th Of March next.
Mr.. BURNs, a resolution i~nstructing
the Committee on WAYS and Means, 10
inquire into the cxpediency of introdu-
eng a bill making provisions for addition
al remuneration to Adj, utant : General
Bowman.
Mr.. EDIE desired to know whether
voting for this resolution would be con-
S'faed INTO an expression of opinion on
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UOR1gR4

L ~ kiEO AE&t1O a. N@N
rosentatiyes OF John Gra-
ham, decd.
VESAKE notice that an inquest will
& be held al the late dwelling house
Of said deceased. in the Borough Of
Sloysiown, Somerset county, Pa on
Saturday the 10Th day of January 1917,
for the purpose of making partition Of the
real estate OF said deceased. TO and a.
mung his children and legal representa-
lives, if the same can be done without
prejudice TO or spelling Of the whole;
otherwise. 10 value and a2praise the
same according TO law; al which time
and place you are required TO attend ii
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dec 8, Sheriff.
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Pittsburgh, Pa

Blank Deeds.
"a LOT Of Blank Deeds Of a superior quail
Ia ty. just printed and now for sale
At THIS OFFICE
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. january 7, 1917.

THURSDAY, January 1, lo4I.
Mr. BOUGHNER appeared, was
sworn and took his seat as the represen-
tatiye from Greene county.
The State Treasures report was sub
mitted.
A Message from the Governor was
read. Ii is q veto on 4 bill passed late at
the last session making some changes in
the jurisdiction Of Justices Of the Peace
OF Bradford county. Laid CD the table.
Another Message from the Governor
was read. He refused his signature 10
the bill Of last session incorporating a
company 10 make a Railroad from thc
Delaware TO the SusquehaRna river, be-
ginning at a certain point on the Della
ware, in Philadelphia county, and termi-
mating in LuzerEc county.
The consideration Of The bill was post
poned for the present.
The bill OF last session regulating ac-
lions before Justices Ct the Peace, in Erie
county, WIS also sent back with the Co
Yernor's objections.
The consideration Of the bill was also
postponed for the present.
Mr.. RUPERT moved the printing OF
$500 copies Of the State rreasurers re-
port. Agreed to.
bIr. MATTHIAS introduced a bill for
the encouragement Of the manufacture Of
lion with Coke.
MIR. WELLER, a bill for new county
out Of parts of Montgomery, Bucks and
Chester, to he called Madison"
Mr.. MATHER bill exempting the
property of the soldiers who have gone
TO Mexico, from execution.
Mr.. LEYBURN a resolution relative
to domestic manufactures.
AIR. HALY introduced nine several
bills OF . private and local character.
Mr.. MARTIN presented a petition
praying the cancellation Of the Relief
notes or the Delaware County Bank.
Mr. MORRISON a petition for the
construction of a Railroad from Strasbarg
in Lancaster county, to intersect the Co
lnnbia Railroad.
Mr.. BENTE one Of like import.
Mr.. PATTERSON one Of Ike I'M
port.
hr. HALY moved that the House go
into the consideration of the bill allowing
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company 10 make and declare dividends
In certain cases. Agreed to.
On the final passage OF the bill some
opposition was manifested.
Mi. HALY briefly gave the reasons
for the necessity CT its early passage.
Nr. FORSYTH desired to know
whether the Bond holders were opposed
TO the bill.
Mr. EDIE gave some satisfactory ex-
plantations.
The yeas and nays were called, and
resulted 81 for and 81 against the bill.
On motion of MIR. LAWRENCE, the
House then went into the election Of a
Clerk, which resulted as follows:
Messrs. Allison, Bassler, Bentz, Big
ham, Black, Blair, ~Breidenihal, Bull, Col
win, Conuor, Dickinson, Dickson, Edie
Evans, Fox, Gehley, Gould, Gratz, IIa-
~, Harris, Hiands. HcDtcr, Kaufman,
AtnneaT, Ladley, Lawrence. Lcvburn,
hoekhart, Mickey, Maihcr, Matthias,
Monlelias, Morrison, Morton, AIAhee,
hfAliister, M'Curdy M'Curlev, NJ
Kaigh', M'Minn. Noble, Patterson. PAU
ling, Phillips, Pomeroy, (Mercer.) Pun
roy. f~Franklia.) Reed, Robins, Ross, San
born, Sharp, Shelly. Thompson, Trego,
warner, Wilson, Westner and Cooper,
Speaaef-55-. voted for DAVID FLEM-
ING.
Messrs. Anderson, B~oughner. Bow.
ml., Barns, Bush, Bushnell, Clark, Daily,
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1DRY A1gR
For February Term, 1847.
2ND MONDAY, 5TH DAY.

For February Term, 1847
2ND MONDAY, 8TH DAY
GRIND jurors
Somerset br. Henry Stewart
Henry Chorpenning
Somerset tp. Benjamin Masters
Henry J IieipIe
David Ilavan
Jacob hlowry
Solomon Bare
Stoystown Jacob Risheberger
Milford Henry Walter, ST..
Hiram Will
Csnemaugh Peter Miller
T~urkeyfool Eli Tarmehill
Quemahoning Josiah Swenk
Daniel Berkey
Adam Frietline
Jcnner John j Miller
Addison Joseph Lichty
John p II Walker
Joseph Welch
ihOH "Ft4it 1hNtf6
Berlin Ananias lieflY
b. Valley Francis C%ountryman
Allegheny Henry P~aorbaugiI, jr.
Elklick Jacob Keim
TRATERSE JURORS.
Milford Joseph Boiling
Michael ShoaT
George Humbert
Jonas TedroW
Henry Boucher
Conemaugh Samuel Border
Isaac kaufman
Peter Levy
Quemahoning Michael Zimmerman
Daniel Srecht
S;onycreek Tobias Miller
Abraham Musser
Shade John Lambert
Levi Berkeplle
Benjamin Clark
Somerset tp. Henry MuSser
Samuel II. l~luutec
Hiram Beam
Jacob Baker
Somerset Or. James Armstrong
Daniel koutz
Jenner Barnet Picking
Mathew Black
0hara Herman
B. Valley George Kimmel
Tobias Lehman
John Lands
Gfeenville Samuel Halter
Jacob Warner
John G Bead
StovstOwn Henry Liitle
T~urkeyloot john Brooks
George Pringey
Frederick BlnSoch
Southampton Daniel Ssuriz
Allegheny George Switzer
Addison Thomas Endsley jr.
John Hanna.
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All the volunteers have left Pittsburg
for New CLEANS.
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PA. BsLATUERE.
From the Penn. IntelIigencer.1
SENATE.
TrrRspAY. January z. -.

anA4LNLA -
T-u~RsDkY. January 7, 1857.
Senate met. The Journal OF Yss'eI-
d,v hiring been read. the Senate proceed
- - he aDnointment OF Committees,
.e.a;,o 81 Bills. &c. Several messages
,oe-c PRESENTED from the Goyernor-one
recommending the completion OF the Co
Jumbja Rail Road-and others vetolng
On notion Of Mr.. JOHNSON of Erie,
,he Senate proceeded 10 ihe election OF
Clerks and olicers-which resulted as
follows:
For Geo. w. Hamersly Of lancaster
Messrs. Boas, Carson, Crabb, Darrash,
Darsje. Harris, johnson, Jordan, Lewis
Morrison Rich, Richards, Sanderson,
Smith. Smyser, Williamson, Gibbons,
Speaker-l7.
For E. S. Goodrich, Messrs. Andor-
son. Benner, Bigler, Black, Creacrait,
Dimmick, ellis, Hill, Hoover, Mason,
Oyerfeld, Potiegcr and Ross-l3.
John NJ. Sullivan Of Batter, Assistant
Clerk, and James ". Chapman, Of Sus-
quehanna and ]. ii. M'Cauly of Frank
lin, Transcribing Clerks, were elected by
the same vote.
Benz. F. King Of Allegheny, was cho-
sen Sergeant at Arms and WIN. p. Brady
of Clinton, Assistant.
j. w. Cowell, Door Keeper,
Phillip Weber, Messenger.
Mr.. POTTIEGER Of Berks. moved
for the printing of 250 copies Of the Sale
Treasurers Report in the German Ian
guage. Agreed to.
Nr. BIGLER Of ClearGeld, offered a
Joint resolution requesting our Senators
and inslructing our Representatives IN
Congress, to favor any proposition to aP-
propriate such portion Of the Public lands
10 de use Of each Of the officers and SOL
diers who have volunteered to serve IN
the war with Mexico, in such amounts
and in such manner as the wisdom Of
Congress may seem right and proper,
which was referred to the Committee en-
Military Affairs.
A resolution adopting the rules Of last
session was passed, after which the Senate
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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49, W
reseatdtres o. .lathes0
PinkcrtOn, deed.
FHVAkE notice that an inquest win
Il be held at the late dwelling house
Of said decreased, in the township Of
Fnrkeyfoot and county Of Somerset Pa.
on Saturday the 30th day Of january
1877, fer the purpose Of making parti-
lion of the real estate of said deceased.
to and among his Chill lren and legal rcps
rese9tatIves, If the sane can be done
without prejudice 10 or spelling Of the
whole, otherwise 10 value and appraise
the same according TO law. at which time
and place you are required 10 attend IL
YOU think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
dec s. Sheriff.
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| CRNlNG OF THE BRIG CREOLE IN
DER TIE Gil NJ OF THE ASTLE.
OF san il An DI'IIOA

In the absence of any otirb account Of tb,s dr,n
achievements we furnish pruhably a MN minnie and
graplc she,cl, of The whole affair than ~ ,,or H. m
cally penn,d scelno As how il vas,n ,,I,r ,,,,
actly under ottcin author,l, Had N. L,3y ;,,',a
lhcr real design common prudence would ma donb h,
placed "A veto ip,n any sub reckless cutor,rse III
Whole allar was characteristic Of o,,r c,ntr,nen IL
account is roma correspondent oithc SorG,,aL Err,
oiao who is with the ,5nlf eou,dr,p
"helac movements Of the squadron on di,rco, points
left the : bro ,ncrs under jcut ,n,n,.n4,n, y
Srmlncs The only vessel bloc odinr the oj.i @
Of Vera { rlz
On tie evening Of the 1S,h Noven,Ior -, ,l;,, i.,,
in sioht the Son,cr, ran int, IN, an !, ,r,,q, ,r 1T
On the morning of The lyth the, ,,,.r ,,ort G,l :,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

haslrisal if.n al o -uo, Ia "a L. g nlan, d
artillery ieff f. 'hat Ilacc this ri'ng The indian
s.1, DIS helne red di'rc have 10 Isac ee her
lsr.
I rec Ffenemen, in al hliol TO the big bug = Nov
t have ieen arrested barge oi iainrefing with
otf diefs. md tfrfing th'n rdGccHttis n deser-
y brf vii tea rffiiy hanging oh t're some dth'se
d. Aaluntee le,t ctone dressed hii-ssii ina pr
sai tbs, na1 lIiy accepted as reipnfaito.
and ri,rn an ord, n a an al 10 leagues distant +
the no ~ an hnfss pro4is i'm The me who cave
Il ord immediately are ted. ID Inc lJao star
Il Tor hIs reward hut moi aunc-he io,k ~ god in.n
with him. ald will doubrs return IN ikr outs OF thu
dry WITH several Of III ~ who preferred the Mexican
- tie American slfYrr. aid also with The individual
ahn ~, cut the MeNnal dollars.
lie iahlas have f,en turned the Ncxicans, and for
lho-, 10 have beea a~ss'uat'd Of the sonnt ers.
double numb u the enemy have suil red within day
" two. reported tins morn y tia Gea. lay
ordered lhe Isl keutuckans to rayo 10 prevent this
killing.