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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

o. The last commercial intelligence
from Europe continues good for this coun-
try. The cotton and grain markets were
firm. No political intelligence Of nteresr.
In Iceland, the distress continues 10 in
crease.
In Londonderry six thousand people are
employed OH the public works, but III s
does not amount TO more than half the
number on the lis, Of lie relie commit ees.
The Londonderry Journal Us hat the
d stress n Eln howen, county OF Donegal.
''Is irgh ful and unparaie led ,andf no, in.
strntly relieved may have dangerous con-
sequences"
An ar,icls dated Cork, December 81,
says:
''lndian corn stills continues 10 advance
in price. lad an meal participates in the
deance. Consumption goes on al start.
Ing ale. and the suppl y OF rhese art Giles
is quite unequal to The demand. We look
anXionsly Tor fur her arrivals"
In var Gus pars of the country the hans
CRY inhabitans ara committing petty rob :
berries. and in some instance, act. of vio-
lance have taken place. A lag body OF
people entered the town Of ClonmeI, b;oke
open The prov sion shops and carried oil
heir contents
There are at this moment scarcely less
than 100000 alb e bod ed Ia orers EN-.
ployed on he publ C works u Ireland. nd
lee ivng wages from the Treasury TIE
exp ndisure, OF "ottsc. il iucreas ng 10 M
ecu ratio. TIE pay ents ior the Innn;t,
d November were ,E34rO)) Th.
atDoYn for the last week. cf that mon h
sfll7,O0U. The GU roings 10 Deem
be will certainly. and perhaps lag " ex
ccec half a million
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

PLANK Roads ~ CAxADA.-The editor
Of the Poughkeeo sie Journal wri,s 10 his
paper thus:
"a ride on these roads is so delightful
that we took care 10 improve all the time
we could spare for that business. They
are almost as smooth as a floor. very straight
and nearly level. so that farmers can trans.
port on them almost g heavy loads as they
choose. without Difficult y"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

min, north latitude, known as the line Of
tie Missouri compromise"
Only FIVE members from the north voted
in favor Of this proposition. These we 70
Douglass and Smith, or Illinois, Hastings
and LETTER ofIowa, and G.. J. Ingersoll,
of Pennsylvania. All TIE members from
the slave states present voted in lie nffir-
matlv.
Tie Osegon bill passed without any ma
cous aud vel advised MISUNDERSTANDING
from ether laws for the organization Of
territorial government only in such respects
as the difference Of circumstances require.
There is a rumor, rays the correspon-
dent of the Post .':hat Mr.. Calhoun intends
on Monday to introduce resolution de-
claring that, in the presen. state Of the
war, il is advisable 10 withdraw all our
troops from the Mexican side Of the Rio
Grande, and maintain only defensive
war. do not know how much Truth there
is in this report, and confess that il appears
to me highly improbable. The n,eive Of
the movement, is said to be that M. Cal
houn, finding that the oppos ,iun to the
extension of slavery over The Mexican ter
rilories is insurmouniable, and being III
ierly opposed himself to The admission of
more fee states, has determined 10 exert
all his abilities and energies to prevent the
ann xaion of any par Of Mexico TO the
United States. 1t is said that there is q
fair prospect ofthe passage of the resolution
III pgh IN on of The sou bern demucra 8
with the wings, who profess to be opposed
10 the war altogether"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

W d corresponds nj OF The Home Jour
""'' ""oe' me Ae'o Of "SouiheFn u me
f'"' '''' 'Pe'N' VI georgia pan
,.'. 'o''' "'I'~'' i ''ay u ''''e'f'o ''"'
' '''1', 80 ",,' wv ais "''o MOI e' feacn-
49,. 'H" p''"' VI oeNe'oPe"en' IN
-, '''' 80 " ''S'.nD'y are OF
'' ''''' '''' -"''S'' 'c''o"' "c'r PIows
.. 80 ;" 3" ''''"s'"o were USE"
'e''s VIZ &c SUCKS Pu'
''"S''' INC "yP"'hehuSe
'0'i' 70 '''' ''"''ole -'ne point al NE sh"P
0o'"o '"'u WIN Ifoh' much IN the
shape OF I"asons troWel, and not much
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

II IS said han next to her commerce III
the Unit States the commerce OF Z gland
with Mexico is most important. The
mines OF Mexico are chiefly owned Nv
Engl shnen; and she owes English c,pitil-
lists more shan S6),0OG, 500.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03
o. Three very excellent articles will be

u Three very excellent articles will he
found on our first page--ons from the pen
of El'hu Bur'it upon the subject Of fee
trade aad The interests Of our western farm
e's--'he second in regard 10 The rights of
womeH--ond the third from the Boston
Chronot. p, with the clpiion-or Christ"
The attention Of the reader is directed 10
them. .....
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

There are now in The Unie States
thirteen huhdred and senty thee clergy.
men Of the Epi copl Church and oao
hundred and eighty eight candidates TO-
holy orders. -.sy5ss-@--s--.z-ssl
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

Rather ExTRAvAGANT- exchange
paper says hat the Hon J G.. Cry 81,
r s,n. Wedn sia. nigh We ball, he
& ting w of which is sail to hive cost
than S5o0-the sidewalk WAS catp>led log
tie company TO al CHI on. and So on.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

COMMUNICATIVE counterfeit tens
on the Lockpor Banking and Trust Co.
have appeared. They are altered from
ones, signed w. Hunt, Pres'., anc G. w.
Gelmdin, Cashier
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

u DAVID BoNHAM, under sentence of
death for the murder of Henry Keen, ill
be executed a, Racine, in this county, tn
day. All cdoHs 20 ub'ain pardon, or a
commutation of he sen ence Of he un,or.
tunaie man. have been unav ding. Tie
execu i've, from motives connected with the
puIlc good and security, has deemed it
improper 10 iuertese 10 prevent the exccu,
ton OF he extreme penalty of he law.
p :. Since the above was written we
haze received reliable diligence that the
Governor has grained Bouham ano her res
p''e' Ior how long period we are not in
formed
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

CoMMrTATInN. A mar who~ ms convicted
Of murder in 'he Safe o. L. Siam, has
been sentenced /" nin"tv-n ne yea,s i'm
prisonmeni IN The penteri,ary.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

W l he editor OF the Telegraph is absent, and
probably VIII be away from his post for lew
weeks. The paper, during his absence. will be
left in charge of NJ. FRANK
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

INDIAN BATrLE-St. Louis papers have
intelligence from Council Bluffs, that the
Omahas and Sioux Indians have inst had
fight in that neighborhood, and hat the
Sioux killed 60 of the Omahas before the
conflict ended.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

OF The new Stale uf Iowa will be I'M
represented in the L. ; Senate during the
present session of Congress; the Senale OF
that State having refused 10 meet the
House of Representatives. IN ConSen''o"'
for the purpose Of choosing U. S. Senators
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

in print the loan bin reported on Monday
from the Committee Of Ways and Means.
have been informed, however, of lis piin-
cipal provis ons. The total amount Ia be
raised under the act proposed is S2S, 500.
900 The direct loan is 50 900. 900, nd
be whole amount Of treasury Doles heIea
tofore ssued under the ac Of July last,
may he Ie.issuei and funded. - of course
1t will be. The loan is 10 be contracted
in Two forms. Treasury notes are 10 be
ssued in sums OF from hfIy. 80 one thousand
doliags, whi may be funded and excI, n
ged ior scrip, and bear ,nteres tom the
DAY oi their date. or The stock OF the ioan
may be purchased from the government IN
he usual way.
The receipts from the sales Of public
lands a'e 10 be pledged TO the payment of
the annually accru ng interest. and The eX-
llnguishment OF the principal @! the loan.
'fnls pledge will undoub edly give i! inn
mediate credii among capitalists. and Sc
ment IN line for use in The present cam
paign, in winch they will cer,a oily be very
badly needed. The tine of the loan -
twenty years. The prompt acton of the
House upon this II IS demanded by every
consideration which should influence The
members. Bat | aut 'cipate prolonged ard
exciting debates upon il. There is scarcely
doubt That an attempt will be made 10 at
fix tn the b Il The Wilmot proviso. w ith
tbs il would pass the House by large
majority, but probably would moi pass the
Senate. The proviso would he stricken
out IN the latter body, the disagreement!
ference, who would recommend compro-
mise winch would be IN fact yielding every
Thing o the demands of the Sena e, and
he eupon would enSne "a most angry and
embltterc0 controversy between the nor
thern and southern parties in the House,
and between the Two Houses.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

on EY j. PALMER, at his Real Es,ste and
Coal Agencies, a'o
No 90, Pine Street, Philadelphia:
No 1870, Nassau Street, New York.
No. 10. State Street, Boston and Southeast
corner oil Baltimore and Calvert Streets, Balti-
more, Agent for receiving Subscrint,ons' tdvcr.
tsements for the ''TELEGRAPH."
Southport April u, 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

PRoGREss OF CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION -
Under this cIRioa the Boston Wing says
that Henry Clay IS eporled 10 have ut cred
in public speech nj New Orleans, the
following sentiments:
81 feel" said he "half incliacd to ask
for some li'l!e nook or corner IN the army.
in which | might serve in usepging The
wrones of my country. applause
hare tiongh that I nligM get be able to
capture or nag MEXICAN. [applluse
| shall not be able to DO so, however, III ;
year, hut hope that success will crown our
gallant arms, and he war terminate in an
hrcora''e peace"
Mr.. Clay may be misrepresented. 1t is
90 bc hoped that he is. II he is not, the
Wing says there are many people in New
Englaud who upon reading tbs, will regre,
that they ever voted for him.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

TnE WORKINGS OF 1HE NEW TARlFF.--
The New York Eve Post of the 10 h ult.,
says; TIE receipts nj the Custom House
during this week are estimated at $4U0, 10.
For the same Time last year they were
SIG 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
Ink Witt.
EXTRACT FROM AN USPUBIIsHED PLAY ENTIrI,Ep
1.-THE PARRICIDE."

BY BScHYLUs.
CHARLES TYRREI. =

CHARLES rYRREI. Soda.
Come Love Come rosy Love, unto my breast
There thoult be aimed IN proof, empanopled
In Triple folds Of heart, which yielded necr.
To thee I'll opcn wide Its citadel:
For thou hast conquered it. There thou wilt DO
Ninctold Achiesn; immortal thrice
Thy Immortality tho deaIhcss streams
OF Time and Happiness shall die IN thee
Engulphed within thy flood Tor thou shalt make
+ etnity eternal. | will make
For thee the seven bright Heavens octayaie;
Aud from my ruby heart will form Throne.
Where thou shalt reign supreme. Heavens brightness
Sha. De thy moonleSs night;-thy DAY: '-uinelold
The light which, from Earh's dark chaotic void
10 end OF vast Eternity shall CLEAN:
Though all the great ten million myriad worlds
Were thrice bright Suns as huge rs Jupiter.
And OIL their hight condensed into one hour;
Til Electric Fire OF all the Universe
Sucked from her frame and moulded to one flash;
The beamy CLEANS OF Jewels numbcrles.
Poured on one Gem although the light intense
Should instantly consume that Diamonds heart
Not these wetc shadow to thy hour Of dawn
On Love . toy bloom Is Beauty beauutied.
Thou art the Cereus OF the night-rubed heart
And b!uom'si but once for man thy hour IT bloom
None know, but TVS when gloom cnshruuds the heart:
And when thy bud expands, It waketh up
Oceans of eyes, TO Its loneliness.
It's dew Is Angels Tears; the Breath Of tod
It's holy perfume and the sun-kisSed clouds,
Which, blushing, bid the setting Sun Good Nslt'
Shed all their living tnts to hue It's leaves
hiehW0Rd, Nag l3A, lS47
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The Great Chatenubrinud,

lfaTts toTTesfgEdfHcf 81 tf Courier aE4 EHgH4ror
will end this letter by the translation OF note from NJ
Ok CHATEAUBEIAND to VI. MARTIN, poet who had writ
ten oedcaed TO him. IL Is so characteristic
Of this celebrated writer who may be said be the oun
der OF the present school Of literature France that
think may be OF interest YOU NJ de Chateaubriand
Is declining rapidly and will probably have cea sed TO
live The following lines may therefore, almost be cons-
dersd his last words:
81 wish TO reply the questions contained your closing
sianzas: il could begin life anew, should not write
single line and would wish die unknown; but shall
be Christian always have been and even more
than All things considered, there is but one
thing IN life; religion. IL is religion that gives order and
liberty TO the world, and after life existence too
have had amid the souows of my lie moments of doubt
and OF Indlilecnce but IN advancing the end to which
shall soon arrive my steps have become firm, and
have the more confidence the increase of my moral
strength, my mind has lost nothing Of the vgor Of YOUTH
have remained what always have been In politics. |
have believed in liberty; wished established by
means Of royalty, because tsoemed me- that emlnaiing
from the principle OF authority, would be less object
OF dread and better regulated If kings would not have II,
their fate, when they have mistaken their way Now kings
fall; remain faithful to them from OF honor ra-
Their than from opinion. This then, is my position; am
preparing to die free cizen-l faithful, valiant and
sincere Christian Christianity will shape the future condi
OF this world and II by Of Christianity that
after lapse OF ccaurcs the ancient form OF
society which is in state OF decomposition, will be
cd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15

49, - NssSSshAtttlaIsA.---int the economy of
nature eefe has been dt u,ed through IN ne raj an,
or hngdons variety OF medicinal substance. A., ~,
o various ai'ea-e' but 10 believed product M M,
powerful sanA'ive properties a in IA rap,
INA 'o 70 Hnd,r these aeni properties ally IA, o r.
require development, combination. eniraon In s.n. So
s,parua 10 believed all these heen ,n.,, 40 -
fullest extent Is now administered general Pm eee n. u,
ana Uniform remedy in Of ula errosy umor .urrn
OF hr joints rheumatism, eryspelas Kings evil Win
plant symp,omae OF impure blood . No.
for further particulars, and evidence of AZ,
gratis. ~ " W 1ken's
% Prepared andsod wbocsai. and retail and fo
y ~ DshNDs, Drggists 100 Fuoa stIee corner Of WI
uan New York; sold asC by DuvAL PURCELL A..,,-
ect Richmond Va Price, 81 rer bo,iIr o, az bo,e. To-
sEAsoNABLR RENEDY.-Duripg the warm season az a.,
year. usorers OF the hillary digestive orrans oreu,
Joan unparalleled and distressing soue remedy of az.
Easy anu elective operation. has desdcrain anon,
ShhshhklLLA AND WILD CHERRY BIITHRs" N ,a,,1nnv
prepared aud SUBSTANTIAL remedy OF .,tab.,L
has been used To those tonic or st.,i.nr
uutng ,he picsent season, say & We n trial
pJ De particular and wo5d, sars,n,,,l, m, "a Al
Cherry Riiers, and receive 10 other ''
sold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT KErCHAM iei Phi.
ton street New York. JOHNSTON Main ,,,eet rhnond "a
me druggists ecEcraly throughout the T. Price ~ my
@JAHNEs'S ENPECTOR ANT.-Thj, po,,e,n. ~.
already proved hscfo be all that been a.,
hose who have given fair county and m,
TOT increases day We have just beard mt cur ~
hsthta which has been effected IL An nj. ,bbn
o~n-the that Of female who hal for lon, time rs
uhe' 'ae care OF physician hut had relief and b
case was considered hopeless As resort ,h. pure,
ootuc OF Dr Jaynrs En- caused her IN
raiuay ead her cough, and rapidly restored her 10 hrahh
we nave 10 hesitation in of ID, J,y
ot he cure Of Coughs. Colds enzi, Ashara
Tue ost valuable medicine The
There IL quaebec about t-Dr Ja ne n one Of The re-
practising phy'ieian, In Pennsylvania and wherey., nj,
preparations have been thoroughly tested looked IN IN a.
great pablo Northumberland lJNaiael LuruaL
Prepared only by Dr. d. jayne for s,l- nv ouSsr,>
Druess', MS Main Street, Richmond Va mvI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15

TAYLOR, ScyTT ASD D1NFHAS.-The editor Of the New
fo'k Courier and Er4uirer whose opinion military mat
entitled great respect has been Disgusting the re-
aye merits Of the victories obtained by Taylor Scott and
Donplan, and be concludes by awarding the palm TO Blu
ena Vista and Gen Taylor, this wise:
I'VE repeat therefore, that his success at Buena Vista
is mainly attufltle the fact Ct his possessing the ex
ua7rdnary quality Of impressiug his q confidence
Of success which admits Of defeat, and which has 50
rarely been possessed by and intend dsespect
90 others when say that he the only living who
could have that battle, which certainly whou, any
parallel IN modern history and which, Ia all human proba
by, will stand isolated and alone on the page Of history
Tor centuries Next in the history the pre-
stand the glorious battles Of Sacramento aud Re
saCl de Ia Palma As have said before, Vera Cruz,
Sierra Gorca, aud Monterey, noble victories IN which
those iu command won all the glory possible to
achieve, and that they did no fault Of
theirs but simply lack OF opportunity. Opportunity
the waichwoid Of Decaur and every soldier well knows
how rarely It occurs To Taylor and to D1nphan Il has
been awarded but even Col Domphsn's glorious AFFAIR sinks
into comparative insigncance when compared with Blu
eua Vista"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15

Alta Regular Meeting Of the Managers of the Bible So
eisy Of Vis,ns, held Tuesday. tho lib Nay lsa7
the following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted .
whereas. since the last meeting Of the Board has lost
one OF It's oldest. efficient aud devoted members by
the death OF Mr. GkoRsx HurcuEsos who departed this life
ON the 29h day OF April, 1871:
hesoIved, That in the death Of Mr. George Huteheson
this Board has los valuable and devoted member the
poor never-sing friend aud benefaetor the community
most exemplary citizen and the Church to which he be-
ionged pillar aud ornament, and who eminent y
adorned the doctrine OF God in all things"
Ee'red. That the Board take great pleasure in record
ing their testimony to the Carisian WORTH zeal and unrng
benevolenco Of their deceased associate and will cherish
the memory OF his virtues and the n6uense his exam
pie.
Realized. That the Corresponding Secretary transmit
copy OF the foregoing resolutions tho widow Of Mr. Hut
cheson.
Extract from the Minutes;
VIM. WILLIAMS, Record'g Sec'y.
RAM me-
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The Greatest Medicine i'm the World
ID X. s w A YNE'S
COMPOUND SYRIlP OLE WILD CHERRY

The universal celebrity which medicine gaining
throughout the United States and many II
constantly PERFORMING has proved be- Doubt
only safe aud certain for Pulmonary Consumption Coughs
Coils Asthma, Splitting Hood Liver Complain Nervous Debility
Tickling OF Rising the Throat bronchitis Deuy Breathing
OF any symptoms OF Consumption.
uihe bowels mid resorted
occasionally Dr swsynes COMPOUND Syrup Cherry
medicine which has stood the c OF spercne
ing TO the directions las described U Swayses
seldom fails The above pamphlet Is well worth n per.aL
CAUTION CAUTION
Avoid all Cherry
Bters syrups Of Will Cherry, Pills puporng contain Wild
Cherry &C Sc they all 6eteHs ooasfr con
tain none OF the virtues OF the ge-siH
prepared by DIR H. the ih
ty. ID. SWAfNES COMPOUND SYRUP Up WILD CHERRY
composed Of Segeiab. ingredients Cherry aud other
medicinal substances, equally ,fsacous,
whole cneeualy render beyond nil
doubt the most pleasant strengthening
discovered for the OF Pulmonary
OF the Lungs and breasL The having
ain OF spurious maors stands prove great pro
pertirs
Therefore, lnvals enquire for original preparation each
hoe OF which Is snNeopd beautiful wrapper
OF William Penn engraved thereon;
Dc H. sNfNE, the eounteriring OF which punished
forgery.
Prepared only by DR. H. swAYNE N Corner Of Eighth and
Race Paula.
ALSO for sale wholesale and Retail by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, lis, Main ST
and DrvALL PuReElL Druggists la, Main
- Richmond, Va.
Bragg wison and Chas. Cotng Il Co, Drugs.is Peters.
burg Chas H. heHsh Portsmouth King Toy, Norfolk lmy
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The Mexican Tariff.

This ercsi measure, tho conception and elaboration
Of the sagseous 6naneor the head of the Treasury
Parment open violation Of the constitution which
fully denies tho Executive the iegissfire power that
has boldly cxociseds received by the American mer.
chants at 1ampico with unqualified Remuneration. We
have before he proceedings Of meeting of American
merchants and others interested in the trade Of the United
States held in tina, place the Goth ul; which this
measure, often euogzed by the admirers OF Se-
croary Walker the plus ultra OF financial WISDOM Ia
declared to be uujus, bera and unbccomng any Ame-
heart prncPle"-imposing "a duty OF lees
than 40 $50 per American products while on
British articles" he Secretary remarkable for dscrim
mating against his country and in favor OF the British
ait 40 per cent"-And, cap the climax they
declare, that lift be carried into effect il will svE AID ANr
COMFORT ESIMY in WORD but in pEKD." This
surely, is the unkndcst OF ALL "Aid aud comfort to
the enemy! Who could have expected that from the
mssier-spifit OF Mr.. Folks Cabinet At oil events II is
gratifying the Doctor thus dosed with his ply
sic!
Letters from Tampico, published in the New Orleans
speak similar language. Oae Of them expresses the
opinion that the mporaons under the former system
maed to be Of value OF $1,000 900 Annually at that
port will be less than 100000 under Mr. Walkers scale
of duties And yet is from this assure, the offspring
OF usurPaton Of power tina, have been aered
with the hope Of obtaining money enough deitay ess,
third OF the expenses Of the war. Most lame and
potent conclusion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15

CONTAMINATED.
DID not the gallant Democrats Of the 10Th Legion OF the
Enquirer for them, that but speedy filling up
OF the Virginia Regiment by the impetuons Wings thew
would have had two companies the field, which they
were Just "about form had these rash Wings slipped
chance have observed tor some weeks call of the Ad
uiani General for two companies from Virginia Now We
gallant Democrats TO the scratch We are gerns
Fed OF waiting and must again TO the aid and CON-
Tort oil The enemy you do hasten. We wish 10 give
you chance TO reyo IN the halls of the Monezumas
Surely you now-ihe FIGHT1xs Is ALL OVER and
the nch. MANY WINGS