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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-31

The bill fixing the legal rate of inter-
est was again discussed and after various
amendments was laid on the table.
HousE.-There was nothing of gener-
al interest done in the house. except the
consideration of a bill relating to the go
vernment of the Lunatic Asylum.
Wednesday, December 90.
SENATE.-The majority of the commit
tee, to whom was referred the bill provid-
ing for the election of the Board Of Pub
lie Works BY the people, reported favor
ably. The report was laid on the table.
as the minority wish to hand in coun-
ter report.
The balance ofthe day was consumed
in discussion upon public printing and
local bills. A bill was passed authoriz-
ing the Treasurer of Hamilton County to
collect taxes from sufferers by the food,
after the fixed time, without the penalty.
HousE.-Mr. Lidey introduced bill
TO repeal the charter ofthe Lancaster and
Harmar Turnpike Company.
The House was engaged principally in
the discussion of local bills. The bill
appropriating $4,000 to the relief Of the
sufferers by the food, in Hamilton coun-
ty, was lost.
Thursday, December SO.
SENATE.-A petition was presented
from John I. Brazee and others, together
with the proceedings of public meeting
in relation to the improvement Of the
Hooking Valley Canal.
The greater part of tho day was con-
snmed in the discussion of motion to
receive petition from 81 citizens Of Rich
land county requesting the Legislature
of Ohio to call Senator Corwin home and
confne him in the walls of the Penitens
tiary which finally passed Dir. Olls had
ch ance to display his very "honest" and
'sin cere" sentiments. Does he remem-
ber the remarks of certain leader of
Democracy Does he remember the cas-
tigatlon of Sam Medaryl Does be re-
member the resignation of the now Mar
shal of Ohio9 His political enemies con.
slider him Corrupt and dishonest" and his
political friends second the motion, Both
know him we'll, and laugh at him when
he talks of sincerity and patriotism.
HoUsE.--Mr. Corwine introduced
bill for the repeal Of all laws inAicting
capital punishment.
On resolution reported concerning
banking. Mr. McLane made few re-
marks principally composed Of extracts
from Mr.. Shaw's speech Mr.. Shaw re-
ported a counter resolution and made his
speech. The gist of the matter is this:
McLane read from Shaw's speech and
Shaw necessarily had to read the same
over again, else he would have been at a
loss what 10 say. Between the two the
day was consumed and we doubt not that
the House was exceedingly amused and
edited.
Friday, December "a.
SENATE.-Mr. Stutson, from the maio-
rity Of the Committee on Public Works
made report against electing the Board
of Public Works by the people. After
the consideration of some private bills,
the Senators repaired 10 the hall Of the
House to go Into certain elections.
HOUSE, Bills passed-one requiring
Supervisors to make temporary repairs
to Canal bridges, another amending the
act defining the powers and duties of JUS
tices aud Constables in civil cases, passed
March Ia; 1881.
The two Houses convened and elected
,he-following:
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FoC NDRY
 iHd PrintsRs' Furnishing Narshsase.

No. f7, CANAL STREET Row. rTNHE unleis signed beg leave ,v announce to Pab- 1 fishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type FoandFy in this city. The Book Letter of tbis Foundry was cut to order by woSkmeR of long experience. and as no ex pense spared to obtain the hsndsomesi faces and 10 perfect tt in every respect, wi venture ta say II will be foand as handsome If not the hascso,uest in the United States. We have also a very hand. soDe assortment of Flowers aha Job Letter of the latest style 10 which we woald call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. Ali articles ss=:fs.saseA hy shafI be of material equal if not superior 10 any manufactured at the North and as shall sell Type at New York prices, we trust to meet with encouragement
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and Type of any magnitude, with pronpt- ness. We would also particularly cali lhe sttsn- ton of Printcrst to onr Leads, having entire new set of mouids, by which we are enabled 10 fdr- nishFa perfect article We are also Agents for the sale Of the Napier, Washington and Smith Press. es, which together with Glasses and Cases, Con- posing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other ar ticie required in the Printing business, wiil be kept on hand and furnished at manufacturers pri- ces.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper os Job Printing Ofsee wiil be furnished with an estimate in detail Eor the same, ky stating the size of the paper the particular style and aaant- ty of work to be executed.
 b. The psoprietors of newspapers who will pab- lish this advertisement sax naanthss and send ra- per to our oee weekly. will be pad ior the adser- tisemeat by pnSehasag SIX tiIses fke amount of st veEtisihg bih ia Type
 GREEN k Co, IF Canal st aow. .asgasi q isf7. s--6m. N O. Piaaysae.
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Furniture.

sHE undersigned would respectful 1 citizens Of Little Rock and vicih siiii earries on the CABINET and CH business, al his new stand on East Ii Y opposite the Presbyterian church. ed to fiji orders at the shortest nouce. LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIDES, !
 -iFD PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, as' Coffins made at all hoars. Prices ,t with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having reeei ed new and fashionable hearse. is pr tend 10 bufizis, m the ciry or coaniry, reasonable terms. VIM, 4 Feb. n, IstT.
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~9DyM-MG.Mz..

WYE have jast pablisled. and wsla he ready to w deliver on Wednesday hexs- . pamphlet of y5 pages. oetase Containing asistof Fossesfea Lands, subject to be donated to actual settlers. andes sctof the General Assemaiy of the Stsie of Arksn- sas entitled An act to doaate to aetnai settlers the right os the State o eestsih forfeited lands agpEos sd 2srd Deeember. ls4e, and other acts supplement tasy thereto.
 Prepared at the Anditar.s Olice.
 Having beea at coasidssaSis @xps.ss ss i.sasssg an edissa sf this pampAlel, ze have hea@ht psoper b secure a eopg1igbi-
 We shaii be happy iS ssrrly all asnsaas for it by ear ecantry grieRds.
 9y~Psiee-TS eeais per copy. ss s.0o per doz- sn p REARDON & GARRETT.
 Dsaasr OAce. Littis Aosk. esh ssP.,. ss<s.
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House and Sign Painting .
 4snnE3mg.

THE UNDERSIGNED. having just Fsis's,s l this city. and supplied himself wItn ss new stock ot materials. respectfully anees puhiis, that sss is prepared se execute all o'O.. his line of business, with despatch. and sa '" reasonable terms. ..,.bls|
 A:s ssasss i>ss ss Ar. Anaeaf's Csbsne' - ineuf. on Maia Street, uiil be prompg wT tc, C L. stIItI
 esssls Ret Nas e, isss,
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DsssOLuTroN.

THE partnership heretofore existi' : A name and style of Nesrtoa. Chase solved, by mutual conseni. LUrHEA ( authorised 'o collect the debts. and set fairs of the firm.
 Having sold o.t oar entire stock Messrs r D. MERaicx k Co, he ! be conducted by them, as our old stans commend them to the favorable notice and customers.
 THOMAS VI
 LUTHER CHA
 JAS. LAWSON Little Rock. lsth Sept. is47.
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mx W sRa1RIA1gD4
 8aMRn E.anD @swxn. } Lsrxxe msex.

WR wmaassmam e m aet 1AH 1enss1s Asasnls1 ~ q Asliasng. a@'fnaexf S&e SSm EaseemAzE Ies&. 1~@ s9ks q p41 n1sss = s4e IsG Nse1ey1 z =. Ysen41s ef 9sY as3s, Ms E5AvwSng An41a1e lEas1s ef hs1 Daadss ed cesAsmsf O shzm an1w as e4N a9 MA@ EsMat e N9 SO seses. alKwpA smeM au m1B aasA 6peaes@ hY MxAE sf pss-emgahsns psass ef Wa61ts azaN wsn fhe aeesnsasy bsnd, kas beee Mi11 ~ mHy se exn&nee4 s9 M1 sGees saEsss e lM ~ s6 1msssrY. Is@.
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~ ~E1WMD~AAs As

rTsHE undersigned, having purchased q - l Newtca, Chase Co.,. their entits ssoek @ sas| have removed to the Ware House recently @e'f, by ibem. where we are nos opening az general assortment of Dry Goods, Gsocefiess, "a S.] ware, QucensTsge. Iron. Nails, casiiDgs a which we are offering at very reduced p'"' CASE. s ia
 f. D. MERRicK' s'S Steam Boat Landing. m Little Rock. Sept, 20 fs47-
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CALL AT JErFRIES,.

TEtHF subscriber has just fetnrned from New Or \ ieanss where be puEebasec genieeI stock oi goods. wares, aud RerehaRdize, oG this Springs :m- poststBsas, and HOW ofers them for sale al ks old stand, north room m Aldrieh's corner at perhaps lower rates fos cash, the produce of the county than the same style of goods has ever before been offered in this market He would respectfully so- licit share of patronage from his old friends and the eitizens generally
 C. L. JEFFRIES. Little Rosk, APris 9s, IS H 33-iy.
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Copartnershi,,.

1VEHs~h 1AAG& BEAA&Rs VTNHE undersigned have this day associated thxEE- 1 selves together for the transaction of GGsKR- AT ComMrsros BUsISEss in this city, under the firm of PRATT & BELKNAP Ofkce, 8 Camp street.
 JOHN C. PRATT,
 5. E. BELKNAP, New Orleans, Sept. l, 1915. 3-H
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPToRs AND OTHER

NOIEJE ID PkE~kMPIOkS AND OTHERS. AH persOzs claiming tise right af pr--empaion, under an aet eS the General Assembly, af this Stafe approves D~ember l4sh, Iss6, Feqairesi 10 make pFoof ard e sks ascesssry bsa& besre the first day ef Jangsxv, Isss.
 Ware Ioczfisas have been made apoa the seIec- too ot iaisbeaas, n aeeersaaee with the iIsh tiaa ofthe sef approved 2th December ls44 ana the act approved Dee fsth. Is45 And sad ocafsas have been eaaSxmed t0 the State, bonds mast be furnish ed to thss ofrs Sor the rroper sasa Setcre the day sf sale, otherwise they wili h= sold to the highest Ss5ser zt saeh sale.
 The Tn section ef an act approved Dee zists IS4s authorizes thai, s.sa sI GAsTs ERer cAe STsrtss@s e6se 3Esf Dse Is41 s<ssers AaEe esassad tse grszted by Ehst aes. 4ndAace t@prDo~a Lads no< esmrme1 Q fks Stzse aafi Gfar ne passage q < sef 5Ea DsesnBsr ls44 tke 9sA seefioa s tks iSe nsns< sa saaG b< yevSrsz unfa fhe lss Jaauasy lsfs
 AfseT the sale al iasas eGered aa6 remaining sod will he subjeet to private easry at the Pries ef one dollar and tsenfy five cents per sere.
 L i. REARDON.
 LAxD AGENT for
 the State of Ark's-
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Southern United States Mail. Tri- Weekly Coach Linz from Littls Rock to Wasaizg.oa. .irkassas, and 10 tAe
 celebrated Hot Springs, tn

four horse coaches. TTvHIS line connects st Little Rock with the great I Eastern Coach and steam Boat Liae. leaving Little Rock tand wsshington) on Fuesaays, Thars- days. and Saturdays, al 4 A. M.-- Reaching He.- spriags in one day.
 The psopretors wili run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the enmfort aud convenience ef passengers. Ac ecmmodaticns are good, and charges lssssy than any other conveyance. Patronage of eiizena and travellers s respectfully @elieited.
 HAMMOND & co. April B noss If
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A / lie N TON OLDER
TWELVE DOLLARS ROIINTY

ANTtD for the United States few able bodied
ss .; IF e
Il the o x,S the option re-
'hSHA W.. UA Bns.n no; =;
Adjaant General. Office.
The following act of Congress- changing the
I a1%s
s Ss ssa so. the
a the United State. of Amerc, in Congress assembled
term OF e,ii,tment OF the be Tor me r.s
sa (. an ns Of
Se years at the option Of the recruit, unless DIS
Sec And be further enacted That there shall be
IKE S essd mann who h be
but n ., dG
erred until the recruit shall have joined for duty the res
T n w v.aeT. ne sun !, 70 serve: Of -
Ms w 1Ss v e the ri
existing laws .nnsred times in two newspapers in the
ssr,es viii be- "us the
back Ss a1i fsaa
9t %
viii the the az the
time OF hi: enlistment in the second the ped bounty
I'll sS III
ada similar columns blank muster rolls muster and
pay rolls and muster aad descriptive rolls, respectively
iurnisheo Tor the recruiting service
xeIys
dollars II IS expected that the rank file OF
army Will be hl'ed short with
acvity on the part OF the recruiting officers who will
PLAN fully 10 the recruit before he ens the conditions
upon which he enters the service.
whenever recruiting stations they
mus 20 Abandoned and new estabshed aud if on
GER la to get recruits at III station he shall be
eved and ordered by the superintendent join his reg
men.
MAJ A.,
instruction OF recruits by all officers and commanders from
oid their regiments To this point the attention of COM
nandsrs OF depots and posts is especially directed
The garrison OF Fort Columbus having been Withdrawn
Tor service IN the field that has been turned
cusvey for the recruiting depot
Colonel Crane, Of the LIST regiment of artillery, and the
general supe nienssn will give special attention he
subject aud that the be comfortably
and well instructed during the short time they may be
49, BY order, r. JONES, Adjutant General
good recruit 10 the rendezvous that recruit
duly enli.ted.
The following table show the OF pay which enlisted
men receive, according TO their respectves grades
Pay ofaytiiIerT Pay Of dra-
d. infantry SOL COON soldiers
drs and of drd- tDhen mount
CONS when ed.
ing on foot
m Il, pr NTH. ann. 3vrs NTH. ann yrs
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Died.

On the night of the l4h ins Of disease Of the heart
VIZ J. MErHAM chair maker, sged AZ years and days.
His friends and antances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No IIo
Norfolk street. Sunday. nth inst at half past one
p NJ, without further notice
no Hudson and Rondout papers please copy.
AT Brooklyn, on Thursday, l4th inst, ELIZA LAWSON
wife OF Zachariah Cooper sged 81 years, after long
protracted illness.
The friends and acquaintancss of the family are re.
specially invited to attend her funeral Sunday the
nth inst at p NJ, from No. I56 Jackson street Her
remains will be taken to Greenwo God for interment
90 Western papers please copy.
On the l4th inst, WILLIAM GRAHAM, brother of Samuel
Graham. builder, East Brooklyn
His friends and acquantances. also the members of
Long lsand Lodge o. of o. T., No g. and the order in
generals the members Of the Irish Protestant
eciety, Of Brookyn and the members of the order of
Bereans New York are most afectionatey invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence Myrtle Ave-
nue., near the fire engine house at Fort Green on sun
day. the 18th, at O'Clock, r NJ.
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BY tn e NJ AILS.

WasHINoror, Jan. 13, ls47,
Expected Intelligence from the Army General Worth
Santa .snna- The Lieutenant Gsnerslshir-Ths .4rry
Bill 1bstques of Senator Psnny5aeker.
The news from the of by this evenings South
ern mail is looked for here with intense anxiety Va
rious the specuatons to It's import and in every
way more importance attached to il than has boon to
any intelligence as yet received from tho army The
most general feeling confidence in General Worth.
"worh may be killed." heard an old veteran say to-
day, "but he won't be beaten"
But If Worth has not evacuated Saltllo, and fallen
back upon and strengthened the mountain passes the
road Monterey there Is chance Of his being cut OF
provided Santa Anna possesses oneenth the strategic
talent his admirers claim for him No general had
better opportunity for the display Of military talent and
energy than Santa Anna had at the last advces Gene
raj Worth in town incapable Of defence, with but So
veneen hundred men, and entirely without support BY
making circuit, Santa Anna could cut OF his Retreat
and establish himself in Of the mountain passes be
tween Monterey and ssltllo thus cutting OF all com
munication with General Taylor and throwing out a
portion of his forces on the flank prevent Worth from
receiving any assistance from General Wool What
xlorous spportuniy for series of brilliant actions and
tho CAPTURE or at least dscomhure Of three generals
Should Santa have made nothing Of the extraodi
advantages he possesses he does deserve be
accounted Of energy or talont.
should Taylor como up with Santa Anna do not fear
for the result do not believe that the victory is in the
arms Of the Mexcans giving them the advantage
OF numbers and position But II Santa Anna succeed in
getting between Worth and the passes near Monterey
no has an advantage Of which would be impossible to
deprive him. Should he get beaten there will be no
Lieutenant 0ensralship should he on the contrary
sacceed in gsning temporary advantage ever our
forces that result will be powerful argument In iavor
of the Presidents but certainly not ~
favor of his design appointing to the command our
| army q man who, however distinguished IN deos.s
knows nothing except theoretically. about commspu'"s
| am aware that some, whose opinions are emitted .
the hehest re spsct entertain different views on h's s
| ect from those that have often erPressu ny
maintain that general like poet, s born no. msae ny
s~nsrisncs-thst sctivs military talent 10 not an mas
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jl6 2tissr

CITY KEFONM.
SEPARATION OF OUR MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
- From NATIONAL. AND STATE POLITICS =
The City Reform Party will hold its first Public Meeting
evening n,x he 2o,h inst, at7k o'clock when the public
reform in he mode Of administering city Government
ho'e who are II favor Of separating Municipal aa
sSomSns rigid economy il the enpend q
GERS those VINO are known to be capable honest faithful and
sober without reference to political opnionssnd all who
IN favor OF correcting the abuses which have
into department Of city government invited
attend.
By order ofthe Executive Committee,
A. D. WILSON, Chair imam.
M. Seer wa
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G2S REWARD

broken open Thursday night Friday morniog. and
horse and sleigh, with set Of harness. stolen thereom
years old The light cutter body paint
fendes have been splced iron plate of fender
also, shaft nd whppleee which painted
he above reward will be paid returning the
same PETER NAXLOR, IL Stone street.
D. Or
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Totals. . 33os.s7s Sass sos ssss1.


The receipts of ls44 the largest received up
to that time Those Of 1916, appears above exceeded
them by IL per cent.
The net income Of the Ohio Canal after dsductng sX
penses was $25s645 The original cost was ~
of which S5SOO0O at per cent and the residue
per cent This makes the interest the orgln e.oo
oio; or very slight portion over the net Tolls wo'~
may therefore, be said to be no charge upon the
The net income of the Wabash and Ere lamar 10 psS
1885, and this also very nearly pays the interest Oh e
cost OF its construction.
AS to the Miami Canal the repairs and contracts OF the
past year have been so great that it has yielded very
little.
The principal works Of the State productive pro-
lands OF the State at least ten times their cost mas
no to regret any part Of her policy A state
which, In fifty years has risen from The wild woods 10
population Of nearly two millions OF people, and pro-
challenge any part Of the world to compare with i,
either in the fertility Of its SOIL the industry Of its inhsb
iants. or the wisdom Of its policy"
The Governor Of Michigan, in his messags to the
Legislature Of that State gives very extended view OF
the public finances and of the condition Of the treasury
FINANoEs MICHIGAN.
The amount received into the treasury, during the
fiscal year. the credit Of the general fund.- including
balance previously unexpendsd, was. .$227 6s7 50
The payments from this fund have been as
follows -:
Legislative expenses. ....... .$62,l32 81
Executive department. II 665 go
judiciary IL 239 ~
Geological Survey. ........... 6l9 81
Revised Statutes of 1916. 4449 SO
state frDon. l2VSo VI
rad counties, expense of tax
safes, &C. ~ o4I ~
miscellaneous. ........... 1882 81
Iotal. .$ioo,iIo on
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OF the eigby-o counties into which Ohio ID divided
there only nineteen less than onefourth which
the line of a railroad the national road,
the shores Of Lake Erie the Ohio which, in other
words, strictly interior.
The effect of these advantages IL such, with the great
natural fertility of the State that Ohio has already den
sty of population equal to forty five square mile
sufficiently dense to make in future the railroad system
very profitable.
The followin the results of the business ex
pressed in tolls Of the Ohio canals during the last three
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In this city Thursdsy evening, jan IL, BY Rev j..
l.. Glider, MIR. GEORGE TEN EYcK SHELDON to Miss
May 4. ANDERSON. daughter Of Isaac Anderson, Esq
On Thursday l4th inst, by the Rev Joseph 2. Thcmp
both of this city.
On Tuesday, January iath by the Rev Mr.. Durysa.
Dawn H. WILSON, of this city. end SARAH, daughter Of
John Lovett, Esq, Of Castle Hill, New Jersey.
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WANTED.

ENROM $1,000 to $500 wanted immed stely. One who
has that amount hand, will receive ample security
aud share Of the profits business Of al
ready partially established and from whlch large fortune
can be made in few yssrs iiee addressed to c. He.
rid Office, stating and address, will with prompt
attention. and all Communications will be strictly confden-
tal. ja6 ger
WANTED IN PHILADELPHlA-A respectable man
ment OF Friege and Trimming manufae'o!y liberal
will be made with person fully competent
Adore" =: JACKSON. NJ W. corner Of Third and Arch
streets. Phil Adel pha. ia 81 z&co
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Inc paiance oeing. ................ $50 900 90
Independent of the expenditures from the earnings of
the road there paid for construction in land war;
rams under an act appropriation the SOL Oos 90
and outstanding bonds for iron to the amount Of SlIs
800 49, were discharged by received from the sale
of tbs road.
Tie net earnings of the Southern railroad during the
year. have been $3a Ia IS. OF this sum $40 1885 have
bee' paid into the treasury The expenditures for con
stru'tion, not discharged from the earnings Of the
roa amount to 81, 62I 90.
Tie quantity OF land sol at the land Office of the State
OF Michigan during the fiscal year. is reported as fol-
low
1853 1890 acres primary school lands. $40 OF 70
l,35 2.lOO acres university lands ia a5i Al
s96e3lOO acres state building lands. ...., 377S "a
Al 10 100 acres internal improv ement lands
Ncluding 5000 acres granted for Grand Ri.
Wy proge) III warrants. ............ 4a,762 76
Asst iahos'. ..'.''.'''..... 4642 81
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WANTED.

THE Proprietor Of old aud well established SALOON
located in Broadway, and in the very Of
tion would wish to take of business hsbs
and Of tn: proper qualifications will find hi.
please call ON Mr.. MARTIN BOTHER, second Ward Ho
tel behind the bar No 81 Nassau street, door the
old Sun Office References exchanged jii Ser
NHE undsIsgned. Ofcers 81 the LIST Regiment New York
voiunteers es on them at the moment Of
Of the excellence sf the yaou, articles fnrnhed by
Messrs w T. Jennings CO., and Of the despatch with
then sor either 10 The aua,y Of II. articles
be added that thing Ia. been done cred
tablet this house in their department towards the
6YceIeuce and 6uish ofth s
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WAsHINoror, Jan. 10TH ls47.
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings nothing
South Of Montgomery and no news whatever
learn from Richmond that the Legislature Of Virginia
in caucus, nominated Governor Smith for U ssnstor
rom that State; but about twenty Of the friends Of r.
NJ T Hunter refused to 60 into election, and the
suit il doubtful
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PirTssuRc, Jan. l6-9PM.
The new city government Of Pifsburg was Organized
to-day. The mayor was sworn into ONCE The common
council consists Of tive democrats and forty whigs
We have no mail to-day from st. Louis.
At Cincinnati the 18th inst -four was selling at -
per Darrell at Pttsburgh the sales Of -four today were
at So 3711 to So A per barrel