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Hox River Bridge.

We omitted to mention las, week tina, this
structure is now 50 far completed as Ia admit
teams to pass over it. The Bridge is built in
the most substantial order aud workmsrl ke
manner, and reflects grca, credit on the * Il OF
the contractor AMI wolkncn. The plan i. one
Invented and pa'cuied by Mr.. iowE the builder
and contractor Of tbs Bridge, and in our humble
opinion Ear exce's any other PLAZA now in use
This bridge is by far the best structure Of lae
Kind in the STATE, and will doubtless serve as ,
sample Tor many Others hereafter 10 be buill.
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We regret to be under he necessity n uatlnc
'ha, very little IL now being done upon the Line
OF the Canal. Many of the jobs have been en-.
Nreiy suspended for some months, and a large
portion ofIhe summit Division" has been aban.
donci by the present contractors, because It the
peculiar character of The work flr several miles
IN the vicinity Of the Sasanaskee Swamp. This
is the most difficult, portion OF the work on the
whole Line, and unless some vigorous efforts OH
the part Of the Trustees be speedily made, we
cannot hope 10 have tho Canal completed this
year. We understand, the Engineer Depart.
ment intends to recommend ihsta force TO en-.
ployed and placed under the direction Of Super.
in,enjenis, upon the work in question, and thu.
avoid the danger Of re.et,ns in sections, TO Con.
tractors who nigh, fail to prosecute their work
ss many Others have already done.
We do no, profess 10 be judge. Of the beet
plan 10 be adopted, but we say unhesi,a,insly
tina, '0mehiHg ought to be done, and that IN.
HLpiATELY.
Col. Oakley, the State Trustee, has been at
his pos, for more Than a month, anxiousy await.
ing the arrival oflhe other members " the Board
neither Of whom have been here for more than
twelve months. What eau have induced the con.
,inued absence Of the foreign Trustees, we are
unable 10 divine;- one thing is certain, that
more than a month OF mos, beautiful weather, ia
the very best and hcal,hiest part OF the bushes.
season, has been permitted 10 el,pse, and ma.
)ori,y Of the Trustees are still absent; and an.
other month may be fr,ted away before anything
can be dOna. The usual sickness Of the country
generally makes ito appearance in Iuy and Au.
gust, At which time We msy expect another viz.
,ual suspension Of the work, and a consequen,
pos,ponement Of the time when tho Canal shall
be completed.
We are fully convinced, that Of oil the cause,
which have tended to retard operations upon the
Canal, the non.residenco Of majority Of III,
Board Of Trustees, has been the principal one
and 10 this opinion We are sustained BY a la,u.
mJo'i,y of,he mos, intelligent citizen, and con.
tractors on the line Of Canal.
~ H..
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Illinois Interest New York
JoWndi 4 CommTcs, Of the evening e
the 20,h ult., says:
David Leaviu, E,q President u tie
American Exchange Bank, has retrieved
from The Governor Of the State e Illinois
payment OF in'eres, nn the debt If that
State. according to the resumption act
passed I"o years ago. The lruer4 con-
lslnng the rrmlIanres have been more
Than thirty DAYS in passing through tie
mail from Springfield To Mi, city.
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The Dan llenrie, who has so dstin.
su'shed himself by escaping from Cen
eraI Nilnon, after being captured with
Cassius NJ. Clay, Major Gaines, Major
BorIand and Others, is the same. SAYS
the Clnclanal! A.las, that used TO ,un
around the streets here fifteen years ago.
Then he was ragged boy: now he is a
hero, and 'hat most deservedly. His ia
Their, major Arthur Henrie, was a, the
Henrle House in our city in 1912 and
1913. at which lime he was irving to
dispose Of his extensive lands in Texas.
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panY Oh kiiiemCn was raised IN Pulaski
county, under command Of Col. Henry
l.. Webb. Ii numbered one hundred
rank and file, which was just one-fuurh
of The number of voters in the whole
county The first man who signed his
nametn the muslerroll was Smith Price.
an old EIrginlan, SereHty three years OF
age. Two Of bis sons, who had previous
" served IN the Black Hawk war, follow
ed his example, and the full complement
was soon complete Of the bes. young men
in the county. When the roll was full,
Col. " ebb minated to Mr.. Price that
he supposed he had signed the roll only
for the purpose OF setting The Young men
a patriotic example.
"You are mistaken, then" answered
old Vrginan; IL signed my name tiere,
sir, for the purpose of setting them an
example on the .feid"
II am afraid, Mr.. Price" said the
Colonel, THAT they will not receive 4
man of your age"
"lI matters not, sir" said the brave
old man | can pay my own expenses.
and fghI ON nv own hook"
/ Finding remonsrrance useless. he was
| permitted 10 accompany them. and at the
rend, zyous. at AI,on. he was chase, .
| lieutenant of the company. O, tho
march in Mexico, the old man wa. nor.
mitled to ride, his ave and feebleness ma,
enabling him TO UNDERGO the C,,irucs or
font march. In a conversation with
the officers. he said:
1T is true, nv old legs refuse 10 carry
me as far now as they would forty wear,
ago. but when the lighting comes. zen.
lrmen, will be there and | shall feel
proud 10 Law down tie small remran, oi
ms life. in not only setting aupY,mnle IN
ms bows, but proving to oureremies tina,
there is no limit in age to a Moth Amer.
leans fighting DAYS -
Every officer belonging to the pul.>k,
company was kiIed, and among them The
brave old i.ieutenan, Smith Price; he.
sides, report SAYS, at least treire If the
company rney FORMED portion Of
Ten WOOL advance guard belonging
10 'he Hght oaaaIl'n' hr't engaged tie
enemy a! bnena vista. and, OF course,
suffered urea"i"i'y'
1'l' " eoo' now Fa'sI's liye companies
" caro- leh "'e command last January
10 Dear uesPa'ches rom zen. Wool
lie was al h"me' IN Pulaski county,
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Priniers-rhe New Oheaus Della relates an
lnriu'". '"'vt' r''u.''atrs ,nu uumeucAI t~-er y,
tho Printers who arc serving in the army in
Mexico:
Gen. Scott. IN 4 recent occasion. wanted Ia
have some general rdersprint,d sta giv,ntiIe.
He cent directions to the office OF the Tampieo
II consequence Of the scarcity Of haod., the work
could not then be accomplished Tie then. on
morning parnde, ordered all Printer. to step for
ward three PAGES from the ranks; when several
bundled ueu-sll Printors-uhryed.
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abandoned TO all sense ui patriotism, aud
reckless oil consequences, as to endeayor
10 pervers those nice principles Of human
nature, and render them suhseryient 10
their own base Purposes. These men
aud | would give then names were it not
that II would be aiding to advance them
To that Ignomlu!ous notorety which they
80 much cuvel-have set about TO con.
vince The men that tie Government was
bound 10 place them back a; home. or
give them discharge IN time to reach
their homes wjlhin the period for which
Ihcy were mustered in and have So far
succeeded as to circulate petitions and
have them numerously signed in every
volunteer regiment here. Gen. Tdy lor,
to whom these petitions have been pre-
scented, justly indignan, that such an adj.
vantage should even be attempted, which
if succl eded in, would result in stripping
him of nearly his whole force--dtslroy.
hing the entire campaign, aud causing Ihe
loss Of Sllllllo, Monterey. aud perhaps
the whole Of the advantages gained IN the
glorious battles which have shed such
luslrc upon cur arms-reiused lo pay the
least attention to Titus showing those
busy bodies that they had their labor for
| their pains. Since the matter has be-
come liltle cool, those who were per-
suaded to place their names to the petit
tons, now are sensible Of the urjuslness
Of their demands, and regret thai they
suffered themselves to be led away by
designing knaves. Though this affair
may be forgotten for a time, We, the
names OF those who were the orginalors
of plan, which. if carried into effect
would cast lndelble shame upon ever,
/ STATE. whose volunteers were concerned
in it, will be rendered kissing shame -
a word Of scorn, to even iheir own chill
/ dren
am happy to add, that among the
two Illinois regiments, the contaglor
spread less than in any other yoIunieet
corps in camp; and it must be source
of qualification TO the friends Of the al
ton bows" to learn that OF all the conlpa
MES in tie two regiments, the only com
Pany. tina, not one IF lis members di,
sign those odious Petitions, is tho al
ton Guards -
Much sickness is existing in camp a
the present time. owing probably To tn,
sudden changes tina: occur among lhes,
mountainous regions as yet but llule o
no mortality prevails. Truly yours, L
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Bright ProSpscts,--Our arms are
crowned with victory, General Scott
is strong in troops. TO meet every con.
iingency. more reinforcements may be
sent. The loan has fully succeeded.
Money to any amount can be obtained,
and on excellent terms. Thus, with of.
icers. men, and money. commensurate
to ever demand, we must wage an hon
orable war, and conquer an honorable
pence. Aud yet the insdious federal
leaders are attempting 10 delude an en-
ighlened people by the grossest misrep.
resen,ations. They are caviIing, and
cIanoring, and seeking by unfounded in.
nucndues and ariiul nsinualons, to prove
TO the country, that none but miserable
lmbecilcs and the vllesl "repties," are
providing these great results-,he essen
tlal reforms of our institutions al home,
and a glorious fame abroad, and. ii i.
hoped, all honorable peace with Mexico
such is the folly and the humbuggery oI
federal demaGogucs and fac,iouS presses
Union.
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Lieut.. T. Kelly According to a late aud cor.
rectcd list Of the Killed and wounded in the toltIe
Of Bueua Vita, Lieut. Timothy Kelly, of ,bi.
city, is numbered among tue .ian. Lieut.. X
vas an lrishman by birth, and With number OF
MS couutrymen, were among the frs, To oil,
their services to the county, when the call va,
devoted friend, in this city. nho viii NOUN fo
his untimeIy fate. lie VAS Lieutcna,in Capi
Lofts company, ~ Illinois Regiment. lie leave
WIDOW aud three oh IIrcn @ Hacy Wig.
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Harizsr This term is not generally under.
stood, except Ivy military men. The CIucmuau
Chronicle describes i, a short felJ-Pce, con.
,tructeJ on the principle OF a mortar, but mount.
ed N a gun carriage. Like mortar. il has al
interior chamber fr the poHjer charge. The
bore is, then, larger aud admits a small she'll
10 this she'll is attached canister shot. II is
used and fred in the field like mounted cannon
The shells are fired like cannon balls, Onl when
they explode they scatter The shot in every di.
rec,inn. To he used, then, OF roads, or from
nils, or in dcflcs, against troops, they most
destructive weapon. Til. is the use thcy are
put to in Mexico.
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that Of lie snewy portion OF community. Bot
Il should not he 81; the true policy is produce
grain from erery acre of easily titled soil, aud,
keeping stock but enough to preserve fertility,
cave grazing to those portion, which areeneun'
bcred with s,unps aud stones aud roeks-to the
tar or realms Of the mountains, wheter produce
can never be brought by reason Of the expense
/ Of ratri,cs
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IN amusing hcident.--During the
las, conflict with Grea, Britain, number
of our troops were engaged in repairing
the shattered Notifications al Niagara, and
while so engaged. the enemy commence
ed pretty sharp fire, go tina. i, occupied
nearly all the time Of our forces 10 keep
on the look ou, for the shots of the enemy.
Finding they did not make Roadway.
they stationed a son Of Emerald Isle To
give warning whenever sho, or shell
was ming, tina, they might be prepared
for it.--This The sentinel faithfully per.
formed, alternately singing out. shot
shell, she'll shot ue, | finally the en-.
envy started a congreve rocket, which
Pat had never seen before. lie hesi,a-
ted moment, and seeing it elevate, he
shouted shot, '-and--''by Jabers, The
gan with it,"
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Indictments TO valur were not wanting In the
hattie Of Duent Vista. The anniversary ul
Washnelon's birth naturally aroused the en-.
thus,sm Of the Amerlcins; 10, the Mexcaus
gr1uH6, which had hern the scene Of an irpor.
ant conflict with Spain in their revolu,i nary
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TIE LgsSPS IN Baitls The battle Of
Bucna VISTA was, It tie accounts can be
credited, one of The most destructive
which has ever occurred IN our country.
A list is given, nearly all by name, o:
rixrY Eronr OFFICERS Of the American
Army killed or wounded. They are dis
lrlbu!ed to US:
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that il will further shield him from The
evil Vaccinations Of the political Ranch.
eros al home ereWe.

Specification of Mexican Names.--
FarraS, Grrpe Vines Buena Tisfa.
Pleasant Views; La Encaniada, The
Enchanted; Paiomos, Pigeons; Linares,
Fields of Flax; Tcioria, Victory Pc.
ndSco, Ridge Of Rocks; Riconada. the
Corner; Pass del Noue. Pass of The
North Preside Gei Norie, Northern
Fortress; Cdsds Grand, Large Houses;
Cdiorce, Fourteen; CmaieS, Canals;
Lagos, Lakes Rosetta, small Rose
Rosa miranda, scarlet Rose; .4guas
CG'ieRies, warm Waters Dolores, Sor-
rows; los PGtOs, the Geese; Nombre,
Name; Brosos, Arms; LoJos. (Marnos,
udersiood) Sea Wolves; Rio de COnchas,
Shell River; Rio de P0rraS, Vive River.
RIO Puerco, Hog River; Rio Nueces,
Walnut River; Rio Baisus, Rar River.
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Killed U0unied


These officers are enough according to
The organlzalion Of the army, to officer
two full notwithstanding $500 men.
There is good reason, therefore. to be-
lieye ,lIa. the total loss was greater than
has been represented.
Twenty Of the officers killed and " oun-
ded belong TO the Two Illinois Regiments,
whose complemen,s Of officers was Gl.
Nearly one.thigd of the whole number in
these Two regiments was killed or wound.
ed.
There were eight regiments Of volur.
teers in the battle, and, of these, seuep
fieH CGicers were in that list.
These heavy losses show most coucl.
sively that the battle was desperate one,
and most desperately fought on both sides.
We shall not be able fully to ascertain
the precise effect Of The battle on either
army ill we have some official accounts.
These we may expect in few days,
and still other accounts of stirring events.
Chicago Democrat.
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III, G4ihH. M'sisdPgions-The AJu'an'
If the 1t Mississippi kae Regiment has pub
lshrd fol, s,ltemou,, showing The wh lie mum
ncr n agrd IN the late battle To have been but
three hund red snd forty .one. Oftles., fuy.two
Ncre killed, and fity-one Wounded. Ninety.
three gu, If three hundred aud fOrly.o re kliet
Or wounded
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la Sale County.

The following is the result Of the Election in
this County on Monday last, as far as heard from.
We have no means Of getting the Official vote
until next week.
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To Pemore Dust or Notes from The
Eye.-Fsrmers, as well as many other
persons, are often So exposed in their la.
bors as to Get dust or notes in their eyes.
aud frequently suffer considerably be.
fore they can find any means Of relief.
The following simple remedy is almos,
always near a, hand, and in most cases
will prove sfIeclua: Fill a cup or goble,
with clear cold water, quite 10 the bIim,
and place ,he eye in distress in such a
position as to be completely within the
water in the cup; then rapidly open and
shut the eye few times. and the dust
OF mote will be Immediately washed
away. II a cup or other vessel be not
al hand, the eye may be placed IN q
spring or bucket of waiet.-asriculiu-
riSt
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Spurious $40 notes are in circulation on the
Merchants Bank of Pouehkecp,ie ~ Y. The
bad notes have a small Z .'e between the Pre-.
sidcnl and Cashiers names. The genuine have
he words "Secured by the Pledge + PabAe
Siocis," in a circle.
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rrOS.ng to The faper-maker having made
mistake Ia scndirs Us payer We are obliged to
diminish our torn one column on each page this
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A bilious citlzen OF famous London
town." being sent down to Essex tor
his health, borrowed a farmers dog and
gun for few days sport. ponlo. IN due
time, made point. The cuckney.
alarmed at his attitude, took him in his
arms, and carried him home, believing
that he had been seized with the CRAMpl
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II is ssij that G, n Scott will a, once rt"vs,'n.
to the Int. rior. and that his first object vii TO
ll'n7,, which be will take and holl, untl ar
engagements are completed ard lurlher reinforce
mcnl. ecciy f,r The march on the capital.
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MPriso"aoH Jr D,Lt--At the late session
ol the May aud Legislature, q law was passed
eNe"Plins non-residents from Imprisonment 10
debts contracted oct Of the State OF MARYLAND.
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Canal CGce.-As there is 10 be a meet
ing Of the Canal Board soon, we have
been requested to ask whether there is
now a single democrat in Office upon me
whole canal line. II 80. We want hl,
name. As there was a reduction in lhc
Offices. last year. We have been requested
TO ak If. a, that time, democrats alone,
when democrat, could be found, were
not removed.
Illinois Is democratic State. but yes
her people only demand that the canal
should be kept neutral. The Enghsh
bond holders care nothing about Illinois
politics. nor do either Mr. Leavltt or
Capt Swift. We believe The mlcres.
OF the bondholders is to 90 with the dem
ocralIc party. and keep the canal out OF
politics. HAS it been, for tie past year.
out Of poliucs' II il has not, the bondhol.
der. ought 10 know it, and either remove
all politicians from its employ. or else
give each party a fair representation,
which, i. is commended, the democratic
party las Chicago Democrat.
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One quarter " the children born die before
they are year Old. Oue hail before they are
i"en'y.oue, and not quarter reach The ase OF
flrty.iNe
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The number Of Mescau officers who surrcr.
icret at Vera Cruz, is as follows: 5 Generals
Is Colonies, 81 Lieutenant Col, n,s, Majors
% Captains, and $50 licuenats
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The number Il death, throughout Ireland from
,tarSi'inn aud disease, as officially reported, Is
more than fly thousand.
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Illinois, We congratulate our sister
State upon the noble conduct of her sons
on the glorious field Of Buena VISTA
They have shed grea, lus,re upon the
American character; and their exploit,
deserve to be cherished with pride and
exulta,ion, by all her citizens. The
names of Illinois, Kentucky, and Mis-
sissipp, will hereafter be associated viii
The mos, glorious period Of our history
Where the battle Of Buena Vista is re,
hearscr, II will be told tina, the sons Of
those States, while fighting shoulder IL
shoulder, mainly contributed to the sue
cess of the day. Such men were worthy
of their commander. IL is now an honol
10 be an llinoian.
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For Oregon. --sevcn'ecn teams passed through
this place, on sund'y lac, on their way to oI,.
gon.
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y IN the battle Of Bucna Vista, Col. iIM.
din had with him fee companies. Lieut..
Cot. Wea,herfIrd, with three companies.
occupied a responsible position, bu, had
no opportunity of engaging in the fight.
The other two companies, including hp
Qaincy company. were under Major
Warren, IN garrison at Saliillo. We
mention this fact tina, our readers may
understand why Col. Hardin had MOI
more men, and why all were no, enga'
ged in the fight. In reference to the Col
onol. an eyewitness observes. tina, when
ever his troops were advancing, no wa.
always in fron,; when falling back, he
was always in tho rear.
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Lieutenant Pope.--I, will be rcmem.
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Hudson Convention.
SILAS PEPOON.
BURTOS, Feb. }, I647.

Friends Editors.
thought to give you a hasty sketch of the
Hudson Liberty Convention, as many things
showing (which way the wind blows will
not appear in the published proceedings of
that body.
The meeting was large though the weather
prevented many of the friends Of the slave
from being there. Great enthusiasm prevail
ed from the first, the cheers and stamping,
cries of shear" c;apping of hands and album
dant kissing, clearly indicated that all parties
concerned fell.
The meeting was a "trinity," liberty Par
ty, Disunionists, and the "Church and Cler-
gy" were all distinctly represented.
The first item of important business was
presented by L. Wade, Esq, in the form of
a pledge designed to be circulated among the
Liberty men as a kind of strengthening pias-
Ter, it being found that Roorbacks and Bebbs
whistled them of the track. The question
was raised what has happened to the Liber-
ty Party that they wont stand by principle as
firmly as Wings and Democrats will by no
principle, which the Convention seemed dis
inclined to answer. | endeavored to answer
the query by showing the friends that Liber-
ty Party was made up in the main Of men,
bers of pro-slavery churches paying $50 to
support pro-slaVery priests and papers while
it paid ten cents to support Liberty party prin-
ciples.
The Convention finally adopted a pledge
or resolve, declaring they would vote for no
STAKEHOLDER or those who held political or
party fellowship with them, but whew a
man may hold religious, moral and ecclesias-
tical fellowship with a church that has sto.
len their neighbors' children and wives, and
yet he may be a leader in the party, showing
the politics Of the party 10 be purer than their
religion.
Geo. Bradburn laid the axe Of extermina-
ton deep into the roofs of the Churches for
their unnameable crimes and sins in supper
ting slavery-which reused our friend Blakes.
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away. But they camo, and nobody was
hurt or scared, or stayed at home, but the
priests and lay members, 1 e, those that lie
horizontally with a priests foot on their
neck, which constitutes a lay member ac-
cording to Parker Pillsbury. The Anti-Sla-
very spirit is on the increase; there are a few
whole-hearted friends in this place. We
have had but few lectures, and are DESTROYS
that lecturing agents call on us. We want
the subject agitated still more.
Yours for truth against oppression,
r. J.. HENRY.