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.ALABAMA PENITENTIARY

THS H K undersigned having leased the a 1 N boye lnstIuiioA for d term of years and thereby relieved the whole people ot Alabama from an annual ttx ot several thousand dollats, hereby confidently appeas . to the generous aid of his friends and the' liberal patronage of the citizens aofeihe' State generally; but mol relying solely upon the generosity of the one, or the liberality- Of the other, he ava,s himself of this op- poriunity to announce that having engaged the services of head workmen ol long ex- perience, and of unques toned good cha Tacier, to superintend the various depau1 menls, he is prepared To fill orders in most of tae Mechanical Branches. with as much neaness, and workman-lke style, as cam be done in any of the Northern cities; and: that he expects and is determined 10 give entire satisfaction To all who may. patlonize him. and thus make il 10 T3Efl, OWN INTEREST TO DO so; that all work done in the PeDitentiary shall be WAR, ltANTED, and any deficiency in the Slime, will be repaired Jreeof charge; that he .s making every e2erton 10 pIoeurs. the best of material for every branch of faHor Ee is carrying on; thal fully aware of the deep interests he has al stake, he is deiermined 10 make a reputdtion for the work he turns out, and therefore, insists, that the woik heretofore executed, under lhe State admi- nj traiion, shall not be the criterion by, which his shall be judged. One fair trlal is all he asks to Insure continuance of pat ronage. = rr#
 He has on hand
 5000 pr Russet Drogans from 50 cts 10 $ls
 per palr n4 1000 pr Black hrogans>trom 75 to SI 20 :. Ladies fine morocco & calf skin shoes 50 Gentlemen's do do sroml 75 to2 25.
 do fine Boots, best quality, 7,5n. t, do coarse, do OG Hats ct ali description from wool hat at
 50 cents to the finest Beaver, at S9 CO., Having the services of first rate Tailor he
 is prepared to execute all orders in that
 line with prcmptness, and in the most
 fashionable styles.
 Segars of any quality or quantity and al-
 most at asy price. ii. Coopering of all Kinds on hand and made
 10 order ., Sign and Ornamental painting done in the
 nealest manner. Furniture of all kinds made to order and
 variety or hand. Carriages, Ba,ouches and Bugaies rerared
 end made to order., - Wagons "a variety on hand and made To
 order. . Blacksmithing in all its various branches-
 variety oi blow work on hand and a;
 general variety of articles loo numerous
 to mention.
 Tobacco will be male up on shares, if de-,
 sired Orders from distance will be
 puncual'y attended to
 will barter any of the above pamed ar, tcles for good sound hides, pr any artctes that may be needed al said Institution. :,
 It is suggested that crders for Negro Sho' s shouid be sent on as soon as possible. Cash. or bills oI drafts on any good house in Mobile will be taken in payment of pur-! cbases, Terms in cooniormity with lhe times.
 JOHN G, GRAHAM. Lessee,
 July l3, lSl7. 2S-tf
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Sileril Sale.

"ILL be sold on the first Monday in of sale. section (l9) nineteen, township O9) nineteen, and range (l9) nIneleen. The west of section (l3) thirleeu, town ship (20j twenty and range (I7) seventeen levied on as the property Of Sol Chap man to satisfy a Fi Fla in my office against the said Chapman.
 J. H. WEAVER, Sheriff. Aug. 10, '47. lds-39.
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En Chancery at Wctulnpl2a John Gadds,
 Us.
 Win White

PURSUANT to the decree of the Chan k cellor in this case al the last term ol said Court, will sell To the highest bidder for ,sh, before the Court House door al Rockford, between the usual houls of sale, on Tuesday he 18th day of October rext the lollowii g lands, to wit: 'he west hall of ihe southeast quarter and the east half oi the southwest quarter of section two, town ship twentv>three of range twenty, Tala- poosa Land District, lying in Coosa county
 N. SMITH GRAHAM,
 Register and Master.
 Sept II, 1917 ids 37
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lDiSSnInfinEA.

NNHE firm heretofore existing under the s name and title o "Catln & Cater J in this city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 Those indebted to he above firm are lc- questeG to make immediate payment, other wise the Accounts and Notes will be ia,- mediaiely sued or. Settlements can be made with either of the undersigned
 SAM'L CATLIN,
 SlLAS B. CATER. Wejumpka, July 30, IS47. 3l If
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

YNIE undersigned is the proprietor with IL in lh- counties of Coosa and Talla- noosa of Provosl's new and improved COTTON PRESS. This is regarded by experienced Planters who have witnessed its operation, as highly valuable improve ment. It costs but little more thaa the com mon Screw, but is every way greatly su perior It Is so constructed as 10 be conve , nieni, by extend.ng,o over il the rool oi the Gin House. IL is worked with great ease and convenience, and will pack II least one third faste. than the Screw The usual size Press will pack without difficulty bale of any size desired, not exceeding six hundred pounds. But slight force is required in packing, one mule being sufficient.
 The undersigned is now ready toexecute orders. having put up several. The tim bers that may have been got for Screws will answer very well, but will have 10 be re- duced in size. The cost of building. n- cluding the. patent, is $50; the pullies. irons. cord, -&c., cost from $l5 10 SEQ.
 The Presses built by the undersigned are warranted to encure and work wei, having been folly and fairly tested.
 ~ Orders and enquiries addressed to
 4ftf J. E. CLAYTON.
 Dodeyville, Tallapoosa Co.,, Ala.
 Sepr-l4, 1S47 Inn 37
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From Esey " In. Vjmams, Eresi- ding Elder of tslc Fa E. Church, NOE.a
N Oa,rASa Anril a 1a17.

N ORLEANS April 8, l9i7. MT Jno. Prce:-Sir have great pleasure in Assuring you, that afler some experience If the character of TEXAS TONIC, I ieel a thorized 10 give i as my decided nion that, as a pregen- tive of disease and an aieratve medicine, it is not exceled by any preparation of human skill that has fallen in my way, and in wishing you success in d,sposing of this medicine consider my self as ndulging in extensive philanthropy.
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BLACKSMITHING..

SSE.A, THE undersigned respectfully
 inform the citizens Of Welump- azzs.Ezzss ka, and vicinity, that bey are prepared to execute all Kinds of Smiihing, in the most workmanlike style; such as Carriage repairing, Wagon work, Horse shoeing, and all kinds of farming tools, on as fair terms as any other shop in the city. Planters and persons wishing such work are requested 10 call at our shop on Main street, East Wetumpka, and examine our work for themselves.
 KANNADY & co. Welumpka, January 6, 1s46, tf
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COFFIN & GRIGGS,

No. 37S 39, C0mmerce -Sifeel end 35 { l0,'
 Front Street. ''
 MOBILE. AFFER for sale an extensive and com NJ plete assortment of Swedish Bar lron-ass'd, Ia l5 in. wide Swedish Plough iron-ass'd, 6al2 do Swedish Square llon--ass'd. 3a3B do English Round, Square and Flat lron-ot American Refined Round Iron-4al inch. American do Square lron-aak inch. American do Band, Horses Shoe, and Scroll and Hoop Iron.
 American do Nailrod Iron. ,. American do Flat iron, suitable fos Screw nuts. American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron, and Imitation Russi, Sheet Iron. < Steel-Naylor's Cast, German, Blistered Spring, Shear and Crowley. #.a. . Sheet Cast Sleel- Brislles, Glue, Screws, Butts, &c. h.. Gin G.ar and Saw Mill Irons, of all des- criptions sa Hollow Ware-American, English and French. Nails and Spikes. of Swedes' Iron, Of all sizes. .'' Cuns-Singe and Double-barrel Shot guns and Rifles, a superior assortment. Grindsones--Noya Scotia Blue Grit. Plou2hs--Sub soil and variety of Rug gles', Nourse and Mason's make, and oth- CT hinds. rt Straw-Culers. Corn.s Shelters, Corn and Cob Mils and Fan Mills. Hoes, Trace Chains Log and OK Chains Collins Axes.
 With a general assortmeni of HARD WARE AND SHIP CTIANDLERY, all of which they offer for sale very low for cash or approved paper.
 January 6, 1S47. 1 If
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In Chancery at Wetumpka.
 Forester Dexter, ct uxol.
Edward Gilbert, ct al

Edward Gilbert, ct al
 DURSUANT to a decree in this case, H pronounced at the last term of this Court, will sell to the highes, bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door at Kingston, Autauga county, on Wednesday the 18th day of October next, between the usual hours of sale that portion of original lot l4s lying in West Weiumpka within the following bourdries, to wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of said lot l4S and running thence north POS feet and six inch es thence due west 4l6 feet, thence south to West Bridge street, thence east to the beginning corner.
 N. SMITH GRAHAM,
 Register and Master. Sept A, 1S47. ids 37
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lEOtEst stt1tU VOEbAatlRSslOn
 EsRtsiasesS
FIFE STATE OF ALABAMA,
CoOsA COUNTY.

COOSA VDUNT1. ORPHANS CouRr, Vacation, Aug. Ii, A. D. l347. YESHlS day came William L. Yancey H administrator of the estate or Horalio N. Morris, deceased, and filed his account and vouchers for final settlement Of said estate.
 It is therefore ordered by the Court, that forty days notice be given by publication in the State Guard newspaper published in the city of Wetumpka, requiring all per sons concerned 10 be and appear a: d Spe> cial Term oi this Court on the third Mon- day in October next, 10 show cause, if any, why final settlement as aforesaid should not be made.
 Witness: EBENEZER POND, J. c.c.c c. Attest: 1. w. SUrrLB Clerk.
 Aug. 24, lS47. pr.iee $7 6t-34
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From Escy. yvm. 'r Hamilton, 6

From Escy. EvM. r E3arn;leos, of Mobile.
 have occasionally used (Price's Patent Texas Tonic yaud have found it safe and useful preparation, as gentle aperent. have no doubt that if discreetly employed. it will be found of great value in many ca lained. Very respectfully, your obedlent serv't. VIM. T. HAMILTON. Mobile. Feb. 10, lS47.
 P. $. To lady in London who was sui fering from head ache and general indispo- sition recommended a trial oi the Texas Tonic. On my return from the Continent to that city, alter an absence oi 2 or 3 IT onths she was SD pleased with the medicine that had to share with her bottle, my entire stock.
 MOBILE, 6th Jan ,ary lsi7. To she Merchants Qf Alabama:
 G .ntlemen-John Price, Esq. of Galveston city, who presents you herewith, is gen leman of ies- pectabiIity and veraci,y. We ask for him your po- lite attention and hope you will find it To your n- te esl to make his aciu1intance.s MT. Price l< the proprietor of Medicine styled 'Prices, Patent Texas Tonic" He comes to our State to extend the agencies an otherwise give publicity 10 his Medicine We Lave acted as hi agents in this city, Iaye pe sonally used the article and find beyond a doubt it is one ofgreat utility,
 R, Respectfully, yours,
 ANDERSON & DICKSON,l z
 LYON & BAKER,
 VIM. J. LEDY ARD. g.
 A. F. LEONARD,
 B. B. CONTAIN 6 SON. . k VIM. DOUGLASS. Agent, Aug 10 iy32 East Wetumnha, Ala.
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dare not risk 10 exchange these draii s against others on Washington.
 A new loan cannot be realized, nor would it be advisable. Could we enter tain any hope of success, with the wrong turn the elections have taken? Without that indispensable recourse, could we raise ihe troops of the line you demandY The States of the Union fear an accu- mutation of paper, and her banks would become bankrupt under an aggomei a> ton of notes. How can we hope 10 venture upon further engagements m new enlisiments of volunteers? Be- sides, General, the men whose term has expired have been much dissatisfied, and it is communicated like electric gas to the new recruits, and the information received at this department is anything but fl lttering. Will the States raise the ten thousand men you demandf doubt it much; and fear that you will remain in the centre of Mexico, which you rep resent as densely populated and fo:mis dable. in state of inactivity, which has also been very unexpectedly the fate Of Gen. Taylor. To your foresight aud skill q am sorry ;o say sol IS contided our fate.'
 The next sentence is obscure, though shoit. IL seems 10 intimate ihIt ihe General is the man reliance of the hopes of the goyeroment 10 ex'ricate il from it's present position.
 "Employ well the resources which you are going 10 ieceive, and those which we shall furnish you hereafter fomenlng The desirable revolution whc h you announced 10 us, which IS 10 open for us the gates of Mexico, and 10 put an end 10 the false position Tn which the Union f1ds itself If inc revolution should not be as far advanced as you expected by the 4th of June, you will have tact enongb 10 obtain an armlstice amusing these people with propositions for peace, and neutralzng in the mean time the movements of those guerril as that so much annoy you. Do you give us any hope, General ]"
 The above ridiculous affair, which ihe Washington Union pronounces sell evident forgery. receives from the Pica yune the following equlvocal endorse menf:
 We cannot believe the letter to b. genuine, though hitherto we have not de- tected the Alexicans in palm'ng of pre- tended letters from the Government al arlington for genuine ones"
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EXEagACT--CERTHFHCATEs From Bishop Andrew of tIns
 MI E Church.

have for some time past been in the habit of using Prices Patent Texas Tonic, and believe il 10 be n valuable medicine. I have found it to act finely on the bowels, and think also on the liver. In cases of indigestion have used it with good success JAS. 0. ANDREW.
 Mobile. March lS45
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NEW SPRING
 AND U M MFR GOODS

SU M MFR GOODS "EARD 6, DUE are now receiving Il A and opening, one of the largest aaC most varied stock of EsGLisn, FRENCH snC AMERICAN Staple aud Fancy
 Dry Goods, Ever Ufftred in this Market; embracing almoet erery article is the above lnc O Goods. Also, large assortment of
 Ready Made Clothing, Hats: Fashionable Beaver and Moleskiu Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leal Bon neta, Florence. Braid, Pamelia, Coburgs Straw, and other styles of Ladies' and Misses. Boots and Shoes. Gents Super Call, Morocco and Seal. Ladies Calf, Seal and Leather Beoiees and Shoes, do. Kid Morocco, Calf, Buskins, Paris Ties, Slip pers. and Polka Slippers. Misses and Chil- drens' Shoes and Slippers, and most sa- perb lot oi
 Ladies' Dress Goods. Consisting in part of Ombric Stripe, Zephyr and Polka Bareges; Printed Lawns, Muslin Gnghams, Printed Jaconeits, etc. HARDwARE-A large and general assort- ment.
 CHEWING ToBAoco-A large assortment. To all of which we respectfully invite the attention of our friends and the Public generally. The senior patner having spent some several months in the Northern and Eastern arkets, and having devoted his best efforts in their selection, and having purchased them principally for Cash we are prepared 10 offer unusual inducements, and feel we'll assured that al who may fa- vor us with call, will find our prices en. tirely satisfactory.
 HEARD 6 DUE. Wetumpka, May II, lS47.
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NEAL 6 WIhMEAMsq
 WAREHOUSE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Ht WETUMpKA. ALA. YENIlE undersigned have associated. for -a the purpose of doing a " 6pE- IlousE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. in the city of Wetumpka. They will ,tcupy the eligi- ble Stand or Ware House occupied frse- veral years by Mir. s. w. HoUsE and niore recently by HOUSE .& LUNDlE. If f. delty and devotion to business may m. Tit consideration, they hope to share liberal portion of,ppbIc patronage. aet They will commence business from and afIei the .st oi October next. n
 DAVID z. NEAE, ,Sr. g
 J. D. WILLIAMS. ..i'
 Sept 7, ls47. SC If :
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BIRD H. YOUNG,
Jew Dayids, or Hebrew Plaster.

Or all the remedies ever presented 10 the public for the relief of weakness in the spine, back, breast limbs, or joints none seem to call forth such general appreciation from an afflicted community as the Jeio Darid's or Hebreap Plaster, The appli- cation of this Plaster 10 the weaker parts of the human system like the morning dew upon decayed vegetation, not only re- stores the injured parts, but increases the strength, and imparts a tone of vigor 10 the whole animal frame.
 H For sale by
 VIM. B. COOPER,
 East Wetumpks. Ala. Sept. ', 1s47. In se
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From Dr w usa REX celRe.

Your Tex g Tonic in the mosagreahle me iine have ever used io relieve the bow. Is, promoting tn ir pc staltc motion have tried lt in cases oi bination of ingredients forming the ton will al ways insure its success. VIM. B. KElsNE.
 TransyIynnia Fl e, La, March 3l, le46.
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Miscellaneous IsOOks.-

GMlTH'S Justice. Clay's Digest, Histo- o " of Ireland, 5000 Receipts, Miss Leslie's Books, Napoleon, Franklin, Wash ington, and Marion: Gunn's, Beach's and Dewee's Medical Works: Pocket Maps of Mexico, Texas, Mississippi, &C.,: Dicks and Hannah Moore's works. at
 June s. T. P. DALE S
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JAMES RUMSEY SKILES.
From ThOslas HEarrisom Esq,
 sc'cy, EEK. De9;triiiaeIaf, Tus-

cJl0Osa.
 ExEcurivE Orr E, Tusca osa Sept 20, 1912. Dear Slr-One bottle of your Texas Tonic drec- ed to Gov. FnZpltrick, was received al this office during the absence of his Excelency. have been laboring for seyera years with pam in the breast and constipation of the bowels-haye used part of the bottle, and find great relief am anxious to ootain six bottles,
 Enclosed you will receive thirty do lars, the amount of the Tonic. The hott received through Gov. Fitzpatrick rdivded with some ofmy friends, and they are delighted wi h ii. believe tllt number of bottles might be sold here. Very res- pect.ully, your obel nj serv nt
 IAA A 1 !, D (
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Notice.

Notice.
 WHEREAS my wife having left my w bed and board without my know ledge or consent, hereby torwarh all per sons from credihng her on my account, as will not pay any of her contracts unless coInpellcdb by law, 4. 's .@ HENRY P. DAVID. Sept II, 1si7 5t S7
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From BEr Dale. c.Merci,ant yyct'i

have made trial of the above medicine in my own case and found Il 10 be of immediate utility for Dyspepsia THOS. r. DALE.
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WAREHOUSE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

A MERICUS HATCnETT, of the fN firm of HATcHETr & BROTHER. and RICHARD SHOOT of Talladega county, have this day entered into Coparlnershp, un- der the name of
 HATCEfETT X SNaOOT. 10 commence on the first day of Septem- nef next, for the purpose of carrying on the WarchOuse and Commission
 Esusiness in this place. They will give their undvi- ded attention to the business, and from their experience in the business, hope to he able to give general satisfaction 10 those who may favor them with their patronage.
 The. will occupy ihe Warehouse now occupied by HatclIeit & Brother, which is considered as safe as any Warehouse in the place.
 They will be prepared to make advances of BAGGlNG and ROPE. and Groceries generally, and also to make Cash advances to such as may need them.
 HATCHETT & SHOOT.
 HetamPha Jane lSt, l647. tf34
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From Gov Reynolds, of NHo.

MT. Jno Prico-Sir, sometime last summer you dd me thehonor of sendi me bottle of your TEXAS TONIC. Ii came very oppcrluneiy, for my fe had been lab ring for some time with q derangment of stomach, a torpid liver, with dis ca cd skin, ,-sh3 immediately co nmenced its use and has iound a very nsiderable relief so much so tha she desires two more bottes. If you can send il to the house ofJ $ G. Walsh, St Louis they wdf receive il and pay for it fr me- Youi mne fate attention wlll greatly obliee your oheii- ent servant I'll. REYNOLDS.
 Jefferson City, Dec 20 1942
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From vyns Price Esq. Wet'k.

l have used Pric s Patent Isrds I'oaic in my family for bowel compaint, with agreeable success. VIM. PRICE.
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TO RENT.

TENHE Fire Proof Store House, opros lie k the New Hotel; TWO tenements will be to rent after the first os October.
 Also, The Wood Store House opposite Flakes Tavern.
 *.* Mir. s. B. Cater will act as my agent during ply absence to Georgia.
 $. CATLlN. Aug. 10, lS47. n.32.
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Wanted
At the Penitentiary

At tf1e PenltthtENfy, T6A OR FIFTEEN THOUSAND I " STOKES and FELLows for Wagons and Carriages, well seasoned and of good Timber, for which liberal price will be given. J. c. GRAHAM,
 Lessee A. P. Aug. F, 1S47. 33-tf
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FOR SCHOOLS

WEBSTER' $ and Walkers Diction- W ary; Smiley's, SmilL's Davies Col burn, and Emerson's Arilhmetics; Davie's Mathematical W w)rks and Instruments Smiths, Knkham's and Buion's Gram> mars; Angels serles; New York and Ala bama Readers, various numbers; Mitch elI's, (new edition, Olney's, Smi,h's and Burrll's Geographys: Par.ey's and Olney's small o:Comstoek'sP Philosophy Physiology Mineralogy Chemistry and Botany:Hedge's Logic Newman's and Blaii's Rhetoric :: Kame's Criticism: Watts on the Mind :: History of the U. States, large and small: Latin, Greek and French books: Spelling books, and many others in common use at T. P. DALE'S
 Commission Store. Wetumpka, June 8, lS4-.
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Till-W are.

A LARGE lot of 'Eim-syarc, consist "A ing of general variety, 10 which lhe attention of Merchants and others are re- quesled can be purchased on as mo- deiate terms as al any manulactury in the Southern counlry-For sala at the
 PENlTENTIARY. July 13 S9if
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FrOla Dr. Es0issca1 M ID and NluYOr of WetNhlpEka.

have tried "Price's Patent Tex Tonc," in case of ,iolent Chronic H, adache, in my faini y, and found il t. give ii mediate relief.
 w. E. BOISSEAU, M. D.
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AND AGAIN!-1hat immaculate sheet morning paiel" contains letter from it's correspondent in Mexico, in which, speaking of the causes at work 10 bring about peace in Mexico, he says:
 "The third, and an all powerful inter est il is, is American gold, of whlch Santa Anna and some of his friends are known 10 be exceedingly fond, and to handle which they will stop at nothing"
 T,is is distinct charge of bribery and corrup ion against our government. We hope for ,he credit 0: our country that fl the source of this foul impulation K regarded as worthy of notice, that this thirge viii be investigated, and Ii false that ,he utte.er and circuletor of il will receive al the hands of our people that universal denunciation and contempt which the propagator and inventor oi false charges richly merts.- Dtita.
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Drugs x Medicines.

s-a A NEW and Fresh supply ltesEi----ss1 lss----sss1, of DRUGS X MEDICINES, iIEFrgiNmi M on .dhnd and constantly re- ..ss.iI.,I ...si,Ir oN eeiving, Also, Paints, Oils and SsHhly4IIp H3g.pf,ss 9s2T Dye Slulis, Window Glass EsJTFI-iiHT-r5s r5sjM sjM and Putty, Brushes of ali lAliEa,tl,sI lAliEs,tlsI tsag kinds, Fancy Soaps, Perfume ls1lIaNNDN 1HR res, Combs, Instruments, G4NgaiNHIl INV Glass Ware, consisting ol all ''e4Au''I--'~ sizes of Shop Furniture to- gelher with all the most Popular and ap- proved Patent Medicines now in general use. All of which may be had at he lowest prices, al the Drrg Store of
 w. B, COOPER.
 Wetumpka, March 26. lS47.
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MORE PIcAYUNE VERAcITY. A "mor- nlng papei ,n referring to lhe letter of our correspondent Leonidas," says:
 "Yet tue writer of the letter in out morning contemporary does not even name Gen. Smith as participating many manner in ihe morning attack which carried Conireras. His name Y not m,eniioaed"
 Now, recurring to Leonidas' let'er,we quote as follows:
 ( To reach the great work zt Con're- ras, which was carried by the forces under Gen. Snilb, a r.hd had 10 be opened through gorge of the naoua. ,ain"-N o Delta. /,