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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28


aa5 q war. 8. Trruse1 10 ib- mouths Of wiz
s#rs a.s-e 1a. Cd aud fhe people forbid
81 A45 mss a- Haats :. or a.hers f4l.
upon y. IhlIEe5itIzH MONITOR.
Waseas tFr# -. $50.
O.. Tae aHomaa5oa 81 fias,buga on
Saturday ai-tsi, eH9s d-seueet b she J5ar.
aal
TIE fLLUMlNAIION5 at SATURDAY night,
was vFfy gGH5T5ify observed. TIE city was
81 one b.eze u light sn5 the streets were
crowded NI.h men, women, aud children. at
tFatted from tbriJ dwellings bv the magnifi
csncs al The spa, acle We never remember
10 have seen our streets so thronged upon any
=oecasiaa The whole affair was fine. The bla-
ztnE ct aonfFes, the flashing Of The myfiads
- tights The loHd strains oil music. the shouts
If he people. and the occasional roar of a
cannon. m5de the scene as spirited and excl
ting as one could well Imagine OF desire
The fa5Ha buildings were brilliantly iilu-
mj1atea3-the new Court House particularly
attracted attention. the whole Of .bst fine ed
lace being ighened mp, from the base to the
d5me-mahag lock ike pillar OF IRE -
The MaHongshe House was another OBJ
iaet q E'u-ut admiration The whole Of
this ing. building was iiiuminaied-thc
lights flushing AMI rejecting their lHstre upon
he water, produced fue elect.
The Merchants, 81 Charles, Temperance,
National. Exchange. and other Hotels, were
also finely illuminated
Movsou's Bank Exchange, Third Street;
was decorated with great taSte-numefous
lamps. representing the national colnrs-
white, red, aH4 blue were suspended from
The front
The Commercial Saloon of our friends John.
son was also eenspicuouslY bright.
The decoration of the Furniture Ware
House OF Messrs. Kane & Roberts. also, was
characterized by excellent taste. A large
number OF lamps werc suspended from the
cornice.
The Theatre was ornamental III very fine
style Manager Porter surprising himself. In
the 'front.' was very line transparency, repre-
ssn,ins the squadron sa uting the flag. al the
capture OF Vera Cruz The time chosen is
lust as The Stars and stripes are being display
Ell from the captured castle. and the ships and
fortress are represented as in one sheet Of
flame. as the broad luhed cannon hail the
uniufiiHg OF The standard In the interor Of
tae Theatre large number Of American
I 1gs Wera suspended. NJ. OIiy read a very
spirited address. winch was enthusiastically
aPp.auded-
The printing Offices were all illuminated
The mont Of the Post Office DISPLAYED lis
fall compliment OF lights
Df. Thom's Drug Store, on Market street,
zgas very brilliantly decorated AZ ,v,s ,lso
t5e store OF Messfs. Townsend & Co. -
D. L d Gs2zan mad an io1mepss Nation.
al ensign suspended across Market street. nm.
der winch the crowd, cheerrJ c6ns,sntiy -
tlev passed. :
A Tailor saop on Market street was orna.
mented with TWO tr4nsparencirs--ooe hear.
ing Tie motto. " Hortt aidkes n. maI.e The
Other, IT ta4.s 4iae ms4 10 mak. a Tan.
t5r.
Bat Ne would never have lona. did We a..
tempt . mention all worthy of mentioaing.
mat occurred ftirin9 fht. eveni6o .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

EDUCATION
NoasH-,y 6s5Ea. VIRGINIA.

EBI IA IJ4N.
Noa5B- WESTERN VIRGINIA.
To look over our gfain clad hJlls. aud grassy
#daiez4 TO SO the great tide Of emigration that
isr5E5la4 upon as.ils l42il disappearance
81 ou forests. ami the many improvements
t1atafss afiasfas aRas by magic around Us. one
would esrg readily come 10 the conclusion
sal.=al was well, AID thar. ere long, North
Westsa Virginia would become the garden
s2ota earth B9t the flushed creek Is not
always proof Of hsai,h-manv flower buds
aai blossoms whist the worm Is gnawing at
us roots-aud though many things are fatter-
Ia- gatoaeoaagias around ygt, alas a lear
il, peza,eaee Is spreading issdafk and 1eathiy
piulaas over Us, AMI thousands arc becoming
Is utIm-ly victims
f5j5 Is a5t plague that pegs upon the
physical o4a only, butupoa the mental man,
sc a55ier Of ths :-eashrouaing II IN The
6ackas. s5Pef>iluaon, making il the victim
Of tHz grosstst errors in religion and politics.
AL PiauEiUg !, lows IN ,d5 grave Of a moral,
eiti4#a .eaP8r4lsaad eternal igaornes. The
Is, auditors report reveals 10 us the startling
tact, that there are $1,000 Of The white popu-
Ha'ioa. o.er The age ot % year,. Who can mel.
t5al rad O write. There are also, about the
s1ms number who eau barely scfbbie their
names ea5 Wboars incapable Of reading suf-
ileientiy well 70 understand SUBJECT MAX
ing ia all 10000 Of the white population,
over the age Of 20 years who cannot Rad the
constitution OF their State nor Church. Rea-
der pause and reflect. Over one-iuird Of the
white adults OF Virginia totally ignorant OF
She r83m MS Of their language WHAT I'M
miiating picture when VT see thatia some
Of the New England States, there Is bul one
in see HAT cannot real AMI write AMI what
] would ash, have We TO hope Tor from such a
community, when We remember that an I'm.
alofad mind Is JUS as open 70 receive false
principles as correct ones.
Be- why .bis restitution IN . great nea.
sure it's for. want Of regular system Of ed
u-atan, under the protection Of the State. a
greater reason, however, is indifference, or d
want Of interest upon the subject. For where
Is ta5 Town or settlement that IS destitute OF
primary schools, az which the yoan5.may be
Instructed ia She common branches Of Eng
fish education We have also higherscitools
whore tiley can complete Intercourse ofstudg.
il. desired. Tie college a; Bethany Is in a
prosperous STATE, the North Western Yirzinia
Ataiemy al Garhoarg is large and commoji-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

AN UNHEARD or OUfBA6E-prfH-
Dental Rs,ri5uil0B.-th 6Weus55rZ1. F..
papers give an account Of a singular occur.
renee. They state that on THURSDAY night,
the 18Th uit. TIE barn 1T jacob Hi3 Esq ei
Armstrong county, was Gret bs anime 1a4au
aud burned to the ground. Five head ei
horses and a very lsrge amount OF various
kinds al graiu, were consumed la tae il3m
The vIHdlctlye lncrnildry. Doctor S11 .. q
German doctor who 1--we IN Lselb5Ig. SUM"
wear or two since. after he bad hfsd .Ir aatH,
threw torpedo, h'aviiy eharsej win pew
der. through the window oi a sinai detached
building. IA which three sons oi Nj Ia.
sHept-and went round 10 look II The by
hole 10 witness IFS eff =cts--Hhrn Il eNP.ad I'D
ami the handle OF the door. byiae ieFgr OF sh-
explosion, struck the wrctehed being Oh me
lower Jaw, shattered ii most drraaiutt4 5n4
otherwise mHtiauag ban most horribly. liz
was shortly afterwards found. ea3 now is
confined IN the jail OF Armstrong eoaniN. to d.
wait his trial, Strange to sly, naae oil =tae
inmates were injured, allaoag5 one Qi the boy 3
vas blown against ths csilHg.
There was found about the person al this
monster, two revolving pistols, ami double
barreled gun, all loaded, dirk knife, aud
mother torpedo. weighing about seveu pounds
supposed 10 have been Intended 10 blow ur
the dwelling house There IS ne doubt b4-
that the wretch intended numbering Che whole
family, when his career was thus pG0yideau-
ally cut short
DR.. Shultz had some difficulty with Mr..
Hill previous 10 his leaving Leeehburg about
two years since AMI bad not been heard OF
since IN that nsighborboot. until the night
Of the dreadful attempt TO murder Mr. Hit S
family. Il has since been found ont that he
resided in Aiiegany city, IN the capacity Of a
hostIcr Its to be hoped that justice sill
be meted out to him according 10 the oHol-
nifty OF his crime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT-The hey
West Gazette, speaking Of the insecurity OF
the prison on that island relates the follow
ing strange story:
Some yeare ago seaman by the name o{S hsr-
wood aecidenily s5ot ashjpmate on fourth
Of July, and was placed IN this iai 10 await
his trial. The main door bad no lock or bolt,
and Sherwood roamed abroad when he pleased,
but made it poin, Of honor to keep ia the
prison. His friends yainlY urged htm 10 90
off; and the iailor, finally, getting tired otb--
ing bored. Swore that he would have to 20,
for he could not feed him any longer, as he
did not believe him guilty. Sherwood begged
hard 70 remain and promised to work for The
jajlor 70 pay his board. Upol these terms he
was suffered to remain in prison, WORKING
daily for his keeping, until his trial came on,
and he was finally hung. Here was an honest
Key West criminal: he did not deem himself
guilty, but was perfectly wiling 10 be hung
IL the community desired il. lie was hung.
and as no other one has ever applied tor cap
ital punishment here since, none has beau
inflicted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

WHisKEY never conducted wealth in man
pocket, happiness to bis family, or respeeta-
bllity to his character; therefore whiskey is a
non-conductof, and consequently It l. sest to
let it alone.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

The Assembly OF New York have passed a
bill making beft.ng On tlse'ioa,, o. bring eoa-
cerHed directly or indirectly in bel. q forfeit
Of The right 10 rofe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

Htrers and HeaH,r.-The boat, from IN.
upper Mississippi YESTERDAY rspor. il 10 b.
falling, with thlrty inches Watcl m tn lowe
Rapids. The Illinois isaiso falling slowly.
'2,ls yet i1 sa9a s.s.e iol 'hc .4-e, ,ae.s,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

We have received the first Number Of
ne" Dolly paper started at Baltimore, Md,
called the Daily Netos. lthas very pretty
head. and there is good deal IN i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

There are great many rats OF logs aud
timber ia the Wheeling creek It present.
On account Of the numerous buildings
that are beirg erected in town, the sale OF
lumber Is, and viii continue to be active.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

E9lcfs Of the School Lac One OF our
city bellies asking her father if he would
stop taking cur daily paper aud take the
weekly Tor said Size there is more ia ~
We suppose the old man feels towards hi,
daughter like the negro when he tall his mas
ter that ms oxen were dead SlYja.,
" Massa one Your oxen dead, tolef too. di.l'ut
IKE tel YOU oy both oace, 'irail yo4 p5,iJ'at
bore IT., So we would advise parents that
are afraid their children will read too muca
at once to take daily by all IA an, and le.
them read little at time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

estser win large aud general assorr-eai iA5 q
quality Of adies' Misses and Ch,Id.o,,,.'e- VI
eel siN "a and from The most fssbio,f,fl. 5ss
"A Philadelphia: and having emFI6y "a g6i U
notkuett, we sre HOW prepared TO W8pff,.,-9
snd also 10 order, Boots and Shoes 81 IN
grades and qualities Feeling eantifep, ~ ~. nc
fan 10 please even The most fasiidiau. - =.
our utmost eHdeaNer>, We respectfully soi'5....
a.s Of our friends and The public renersnv ~. "a
anime our stock. Il , Gu
pf23 JoIty = N y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

Ne " NOVELS, NEIF NOVELS.
TS EG ElFID this day rer Express. at MoKSE's
80 hasntic Literary DEPOT No. III Nam street
SaatheioT the " andclins Jew, rs n. Rev Sir Crob,
= lpesieT Sound by iienn fockion Esq
Love Match ly Henry Ceektan FSt
ftankensteln or the Modern Promelhe,ts
IoWoress er ihe Lost I'm,
Tie Count OF Monte Christo l,s Dumas
QUAKER CITY I4ete NTH clifton Av C,tors. i,.,a
J~ch Of the Aithy Mrs fIaYIu
MAGAZINES foE apRIL
code Is 1.alv IS Baok
hraHaA's Ma1a1ine.
He illustrated Marazilr
Tho Columbian Margarine
Ladies National Mag4zme.
PAPERS.
Brother Jonathan
Dollar Newspaper
Aukst Doodle
Evening Post
Saturday CouIeY
y y Herald
Meals Satutda Gs etc
Western Continent
lag 0f or Union
National Police Gazette
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28
NEN. rAYLoR hNp nI+ STATE vol

EN-. TaI LOR AND me- SfAff
~ Illustrated with portraits .,...., Cen q
In press aad will shartlg be publish f.n. n
aud ms Stall, containing biographies u ~
W FORTH, Wool Ba,Ief and al the Distinguish
the present war . al
A Treats. on the Practice OF Medicine ,.,,..as
hy George u Mood, NJ. II. author OF lhr "A NJ
OF me L. =" etc. eie. Vii be eohPie''
ON the first of June. ~, con
The Theory and Practieeo of Surgery M .a AL
ClellaI, NJ u. vols syo NJ he eohNr ,r G0i
ed on the FIRST of Sept. rs GRlG6, Ll.iit ,jelp
pr % "a y foufth 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28
REAIiTIEII. RnNNETS.

IMPORTANT LlTERARYlNTtLLiu1,
H9HE LIFE OF GENERAL ZAChAkf III
/ By Robert L, Conrad, ESQ. with an OH,
F.rl Harrison, okee. enc bee, PaIo AH0, Re'','
Palma. Montere, and Bueua VISTA. j. NOV 49,
aud VIII be published early in July. the On at M
Gen. H. Taylor, comprising ample de'eli ron, Il
life and pubic and private career, derived .nA
authentic aud accurate sources. Ina AZ at 8 n
volume, I2ino. b. GRlG@' hLb o. MI
pr 70 70 IN Fourth St. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

THE rekin Tea Company . and ri and
4 are performing grea! al,d s..aa orr "a, eoof9
a few year. beyond alt doubt, drss al ' md
which have deluscd tins county, ana o. lapos
mefs ofthe article out ofthe nSfkei. le iisf
hat pure aud fragrant ieds and felsH Nv ia. avs
pound al wholesale prices. fanlie- ~ b,,,.e nj
ebtaiulhg good teas al tins great tea N, ,sme
tttr- 10 sait their convenience, ana al t,,a sun.
that the merchant pays IL sell aealii'-l
For a supply oftbe,e surerlor tea "a pGHI Ns0N
RAsSE1f k igii ffsmp6
mr. % AGENTS fni tie rekin -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

FRI SIZES sALE-The goods. wa,,..
disc. furniture. eci and one wa bo-.s ~ ~ ~
gon snd names conveyed to ne, as Trars, (
WEDNESDAY morning, the eth ms, :. -.
room Of YIN Han on Market street. I'M - !
ses variety ofdfy goods, tAiior's trimmj1,, ~
inducements to purchasers. and vii be sols ~. NJ
serve. The peddlng wagon and harpe.s ,gq NV.
" new aud VIII t c sold INV. Terms rs4, Is.
the day Of sale SHERRAEbc ~ ~, ny
pr2l lw ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28
MATS FOOT oil,

80 - L wv Olls
g A6E men, livery stable keepers aud olenl
~ harness Hr leather m use art respectfully M
tfy our Neats' Foot OF. Ii is BY - rer ceHt The
se yative Of Leather IN use. and taf cheaper. A e
supply on hand and for sale by IL
pr - HORNBKOOk L DILLON Ma6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

rURLAPs.-5a00 ards Butaps just re,e
- for sale cheap at pr % oW IElSKu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28
THIRD ARRIVAL BY EXPRES3

ITfTKD AKKIN AL 81 tAPKE&{
ID &c ElNED this dsy, Tuesday, tie 90th NJ
4H the celebrated establishment of T Slewsn1
New fork, choice selection ofttsntfll goods "A
Eouiard Siiks, Touard Tissues Ba,lisle Jaeon1
French GmchSms, also a few pieces Normandy n
for renilcniens and boys car III desirable toos
pr 20 o. W HEisK1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

Yesterday morning was warm. ami windy
through the day. Great time for fishing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

c. The RI Rev. Bishop pcRoLLL viii
preach at s.. Jam : (Clthelie) church dis
evening, al halt past 7oeloek.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

q ARTf dresses.-FaneN cclorel arle.ons. ~
d comet and SWISS musiins IN great variety 1, "a
pr % BAitE}ts, lj9 Nam
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

{ oLoRED CARPET CHAlN-4a0 lbs colaso
pet Cham Of prime quality, just received At }
pr 20 q " HEiS9EI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

y ARASoLs and rsrasoictios At p{If pr~
store, $50 Main street, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28

wv v, sIngham lawns and IaIz,rIna.., \
~~ pr - BNltt'-, $50. Nam /,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-19
From New Mexico.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN NEW MEXICO,
Santa Ee Fob * iS4'

EiKMN IN INEW
Santa Fe, Feb. IS, 1S47.
SIR have the honor to submit TO you short account
Of the recent revolution in this Territory and detailed
report OF the operations of the forces under my command
consequent u pom the rebelli
About the 18th of December last received informa-
ton of attempt to excite the people of this Territory
against the American government This rebellion was
headed by Thomas Ortiz and Diego Archuleta An Off
formerly in the Mexican service, seized and on
his person found list of ali the disbanded Mexican
soldiers in the vicinity of Santa Fe Many other per,
sons supposed to be implicated arrested, and full
investigation proved that many of the most influential
persons in the northern part OF this Territory were en-,
gagged in the rebellion. All attempts TO arrest ORTIZ and
Archuleta proved unsuccessful, and these rebels have
without doubt, escaped in the direction of Chihuahua
After the arrest above mentioned and the flight OF Or
liz and Achueta the rebellion appeared to be suppress
ed; but this appearance deceptive.
On the l4th of January, Gov Bent left this city Tor
Taos On the 10th OF the month, this valuable Off
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-19
illumination Tonight.

Coleman's Hotel beautifully illuminated to night
with candle to each pane Of glass, two sides-on
Pennsylvania avenue, and 9th stree,about 4oo lights
in all Mr. Makers Hotel was also lighted up on the
avenue. Various bonfres spread throughout the
city, and an animated crowd testified by their Joy to the
success Of our arms and the glory of our country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-19

March, Addicks, Potts. Harrison, Burgess, and Dusen
berg, attached in various capacities 10 Gen WooIs head
quarters, likewise mentioned for their Intelligent ALAG
rty in conveying orders TO all parts OF the held.
In conclusion, beg leave TO speak OF my own s'ai 20
whose exertions in rallying troops and communicating
orders feel greatly indebted Major Bliss assistant al
jutant general, Capt j. II, Eaton, and Lieut. X ) Gar
nett, alds-de-camp, served my person, and were
prompt and jealous in the discharge Of every duty Ma
or Munroe, besides rendering valuable service as CHEF
Coils Churchill and Beknap, inspectors general IN rally
ng troops and dsposng them for the defence OF the tram
and baggage Col Whiting, quariemaster general. and
Capt Eaton chief of the subsistence department. were
engaged with the duties OF their departments and also
served in my immediate staff the field. capt Slbey
assistant quartemaster, necessarily left with the
headquarer camp town, where his services were
highly useful. Major Mansfield and Lieut. Benham en-
gneers and Capt Lnnard and Lleuis- Pope and Frank
lin typographical engineers employed before and
during the engagement III making recQnnossances, and
on the field were very active in bringing Information and
in conveying my orders to distant points Lieut. Kings
bury in addition his proper duties as ordnance oihcer
Capt Chiffon, assistant quaTternaster, and Majors Din
and Coffee, served also extra adsdecamp, and were
actively employed in the transmission OF orders. MI
Thomas L. Crttenden, of Kentucky, though not IN ser
vice. volunteered my aid -decamp this OCCASION
and served with credit in that capacity. Major Craig
chief of ordnance, and Surgeon Craig medical DIRECTOR
had been detached duty from headquarters and did not
reach the ground until the morning of the 2thtoo late
to participate in the action, but in time to render useful
services in their respective departments of the staff
respectfully enclose returns OF the troops engaged and
of casualties incident to the battle
am, SIR, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Z. TAYLOR,
Major General U S. A Coming
The ADJUTANT GENERAL OF THE ARMY, Washington,
ID. c.
Return of the troops engaged ia the action Of the 22d aud
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-19

THIRD DTsrRIcTOur accounts from this district OF
the fatering character. Mr. Tredway has surprised
both friends and foes the ability and efficiency with
which he vindcates the policy of the administration from
the ruthless attacks OF the ederalists Mr. T.
the faithful and efficient representatives in the last
Congress The democracy of the district have only turn
out Thursday election day. his rum-
phant re-electon.-Lynchburg Republican.
We beg leave to add mite to the just compliment
OF the Lynchburg Republican We have the onor OF
knowing MIR. Tredway intimately. There is not MEM
Der OF Congress to whose pure principles great sagacity
and sterling worth would pay warmer tribute than
Mr.. Tredway No better deserves the confidence of
his district.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-19

Thomas jefferson Henley has been nominated for
election in the I'd congressional district in Indiana He
is man of talent and excellent business qualities, and
has represented that district for several years with dis
tnguished ability. Success to him. We need hardly
say that his political creed is that Of his lustrous name
sake-Thomas jefferson
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Aggregate.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or OCCUPATION,
Aqua Nueva, Mexico, March 6, lstT.
H. TAYLOR,
Major Gen. U. ). A, comd'g
w. w. 5. BLISS, Asst Adj. Gen.
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On Of the pressure of the dispatches from
armies upon our columns article which we have pre-
pared for this evenings nion demonstrating the utter
fasity of all the charges that have been made against the
Secretary of the Treasury in connexion with the banks
or the loan is postponed until tomorrow evening
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Return Of the troops engaged in the action Of the 22d and
23d F5brary ISi7, Buena Vista, Mric0, commanded
BIZ Mllor Generai Il. TayIor, U s. A.