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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-22

SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary.
MrNTuN Posr, NJ d., Physician to the Company, 5O4
Broadway.
CHARLES DE SELDING, Washington, d. c., agent,
No IL Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WA p JOHNSTON, M D., Medical Examiner, corner OF
7th and streets
March lily gQs..hi4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-22

"RELIEF OF IRELAND"
Adams 4 Cos Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston Express.
TINE undersigned desires that any packages OF
clothing, provisions indeed, anything too bulky
go express cars will be transported free OF charge
to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, 70 90 on board
of the vessels loading thnso I,ort5 Tor Ireland
For further information please apply to
GEO s. McELFRESH,
Agent of Adams Il Co., office Pennsylvania avenue.
March 29-4t
vTVHAT store That between I2th and I3th
i Streets Pennsylvania avenue, will be opened for
days longer in order close the balance of those cheap
goods, to which have made additions to-day from
New York. My object Is make money theIn but
close them this week positively cannot take the time
to mention all the styles goods inst opened and viii on
prices Look for bargains the next three days.
j. b. BRAGDON,
March 29-3t
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

The BEsr SOLDIER OF THE flfrH In.
rANTRy.-Passing over ths battlefield Of
Molina del Rey, Immediately after our vic.
toriuus standard had been planted on the
enemies works, where lay the dead and
wounded mingled together, my attention
was attracted 10 different paces by the
scenes Of gfiefNnd sorrow--scenes which
pinned my feelings and shocked my sight
there | ionnd many neqnainlanees, dead
aud wounded, whom had seen bul a short
time previous full of health and with bouy.
ant spirit marching at the head of their
commands, in the strong hope that they
would soon, lay their noble deeds aud he
role ralor achieve fame for themselves,
and glory lor their country. But alasl how
uncertain are the ways Of life; there |
found the strong youth aud the aged yele.
ran who tell side hf side 10 raise no more.
Many of The most noble souls OF the army
and the pride oi the eounlry's ehivalfy
there performed their last gallant acts on
the stage Of life, Aler going over pof.
lion Of Ihe ground, and inding here and
lhefe yalned acquaintance, my attention
was attracted 10 greY.hraded veteran,
~hn was sanding by the side ol one whu
had lai.en. lie laisurey took hi, blankel
lrom his back, aud spread il over The corp,
with great care, rode up 10 him, aud
asked him whether thai WIS an otliceE-
He looked up, aud every lineamfnl Of bis
lace belokening the greatest eriel, rcpliedi
"fou never asked question mpte easily
answered; ii is an oihcer.h | then asked
him wbo il was. lie again replied. "fhe
best soldier oi the 5lh Infantry. sir
then alighled from my horse aud uncover.
Ing the lace. fpuni II was Colonel Martin
Scott. As again covered the lace. the
suldier continued. without. apparently ad.
dressing himsef 10 any person ia padieu.
lar. They have killed him--ihey vii be
paid ior this--ii It only had heen me-
have served with hun almost fur enlist.
menls-bnt what will his pnor family sayl'
Aud as he concluded thus, the teats coafs.
ed down his lulro&ed cheeks, anl the swell.
ling oi his bosom, showed how deeply he
was affected by The deaih ul his veteran
aud gallant commander. Gould there have
been anything mofe affecting than the erirl
OF this soIdIrr on the battle field: aud, haw
fuly sublime and eloquent was his rep y to
me that It vas "ihs best s1liier Of ne ) a
iJaafrg'a= II the greatest orator OF the
aye bad dse.l upon the memory oi our de-.
paired friend until he had exhausted hi. Gu.
iogi aud elnqheurr, he could nol have said
any hing which would make a gfeaier i'm
preston upon our feelings, Than did he Re
ply Of this solder. Col. hanu Scott va.
Among the bfayest oi the brave. hr iouabl
his way lhip the army, in our las war wiIb
Great Britain; since that time, he ha. been
une OF the brightest ornaments. aud has
signally distinguished himself in The war
with Mrtieo, los which. he has hrrn pro
united aud bre,elled.--coresp5adcaee Of
the Utlia.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

Ten WuoLE o. Mrnco.-All are agreed, says
the Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
sun, a. 10 the manner Of carrying on thu war but
not set as 10 the iius which Is 10 msrA The lsfm
Of olf progress, One line have hcsid suggeaei,
wheh sinass mo a. reasonable, aud into the
adoption of which The ADMINISTRATION may yet be-
forced b. the indubiabIo manifestation OF public
sentiment, sad that Is acfoss the lsllmus Of Ir-
huantrpgc This snsli reduce our hsltng By
one hall, is We wouId only have to fight back, and
not b. lakeu between tgo fire., which would be
unavoidable, L We were 10 adopt line between
the lsthmu. and the RIO Gfande, In the laliri
case We would have a ho.ii population In ifoal
aud in our rear, with rurr.llas to support thsn.
while adopting the lsihmus, which q only l5u
miles Befoa, as tho isruiiHuf que of our opera.
tons, We would ui once open q communication
brlwecn eur Two tanks, on the Atlantic and
Pacific und drive the enemy back TO the RE
Gfandc. where he wouli arnin b. met by eui
troops undgr Gen, Taylor We would thus Or.
eupy lhr contour Of large aud Hrslegeal uuft
Of country, with Mexico iisrlf a. psiHi FapBli
end thereby command the centre and periphery
Of utao circle, crushing aud .uhjccling the inter-
mediate paris at or leisure. This would III once
gige us possession o! tac revenue Of ihr country
buttons levied By ihr present Mexican Roysnu'
officers upon the people. Nothing but total sub
isctog will ever give ua command of the Nesicar
inIners, and enable us to make oif1rites paid fol
lhe espenasvl tir war
Il Is highly probable that until The counr Of lh,
administration on this imPornn, subject is fuly
determined on, and approved by Congress, b new
laan viii have to be- negotiated BY the Secretary
Of tho Treasury. 1t the Mexican revenue BE-
pledged Tor H. redemption and the payment Of ih'
intrrsi, Hnd itt us 30 tn work aud take MeHieo in
good earnest, and there will he no difficulty Ia
raising the money
The same correspondent further adds, that auiii.
eIout ntmainns have been thrown out In regard
to the orders recently sent 10 Gen scott, that b,
hu bcrn dreclrd-lsu 10 trouble himself no
longer bboul tfucCs anmisticcs, negotiations, of
protocols, 2t to leave undislufbrd the shadow Of d
government now al Querrlafo; 81, 10 prepare ioi
prmunrnt oesuptltun aud lor tfaBquislug tie
country, 4ih 20 iislw The whole pnpnlalon Of
the city and county Oh the road from Vera Crul
to MsSico, und break up aud destroy their afmsi
und 5tlH to levy contributions upon The principal
cilirs and States.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
From the Lexington (Ky.l Observer.


Carr C. NJ. Clay As opES.unARTEp
As BRAvnl-The undersigned, II portion
ofihe prisoners of Eaearnaeion, for our.
selyes--and we doubt mol all would unite
were they here-take this method OF expires.
sing, as well as We are capable OF doing in
mords, our deep and heartfelt gratitude 10
Capt. c. NJ Clay for bis attention and
Kindness whilst we were prisoners with
the enemy.
When Capt. Henry made his eseape,
and lha Mexican commander excited by
that event, gave orders lor The massacre Of
the Americans, Capt. Clay eschimed:-
"lSill the ollicefs-spafa the soldietslh 4
Mexican Maiur ran Ia him, presenting a
cooked pistol to his hreasl. lie ssill ey
claimed: "Kill mc-kil the ullirers but
spare the men--thcy are innocent" Who
but c. NJ. Clay, with loaded pIsln 70 his
heart, aud in the hand oi an enragel enc.
my. would have shown such magnanimous
sell ldevolinnl Il any man ever was entitled
10 be called "he soldiers friend. he Is. lie
was ever walchiul aud kind towards H., n
lowing every privilege that would he grant.
ed by unf cnrmies-luinrd all orders aud
eommnnds into advice aud ennsa'emcnl;
aud upon our march 10 the city would take
turn by turn, allowing Us to ride his mule,
thai we might stand the march for forty
miles day, divided The last cent nl money
he had with us, and resoried to every sac
rIiee 10 make US hnppY and eomiorlahle.-
liz disposrd OF his mula when he found il
necessary, the only animal he had. hs buf
iala rug. his waieh, aud all his clothes but
cue suit. aud supplied our wants. He moi
only acted in lhis manner towards those
who were under his immtdiale command,
hut tn al; and expressed bis regret That he
vas unable 10 do ~ morr.
We make nn comments upon the char
aeler, aud conduct Of Capt. Clay. We
slalr facts I've tel, bat have no language
to express our feelings.
Lieut. Davidson is also a lull hearted
nan. lie divided with Us tic last cent
Clay aud DAsIpsaNl true aud noble
hearts, May Heaven restore them Ia their
country aud friends, amongst whom We, in
our own aames aud Tor the prisoners Of En-.
eaInaciun. subscribe ourselves the mgsl
grateful aud devoted.
A. {. BHYAS,
". ID. RAfeLIrFs,
CnRLEs L. MOONEY,
JouN J. l'laem,
ALrRBp AgaAnRi6Ir.
LrxINsrJN. kY.. Get. 20. 1917.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
From The Bulletin,
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NAluHhAh RHANlNdf htLtHHfF ~ lH IL
The business during The last week has been
principally confined 10 our leading staple, In which
heayy business has been done, though at A con.
siderable decline In prices The transactions of
the week amounting 10 ~, 500 bales, at the decline
during the week to fully le. There has been a
lair business done IN sugar, and an animated do.
mand lor moldsses, at improving prices, The sales
Of the week amounting TO $500 hhla, comprising
learlY the entire receipts, al an Improvement Of
fully 20 per gallon on last weeks currency, In
all other articles the market has been quite inani.
mate, until yesterday, when nn aetiye demand
sprung mp for flour, which swept the market at
full prices nf all the fresh lots of Ohio offering
The receipts Of western produce continue light,
aud with mufr ample supplies, an animated hns-
ness would, Ia doubt, be dune at far rates The
weather has brcn elear und pleasant aud highly
favorable 10 the maturing crops
GorroN=ln our last REVIEW we noticed sales
to the extent Of li.010 bales, at declining rate,
during the thfpr days, Of fully ic The downward
tendency hal continued since, and although the
demand has been animated aud heavy business
/ transacted there has slnce been a further Telling
10 ahnlt tie same extent The sales On Wedncs-
/ day embraced ll01 bales, on Thursday Gi00, aud
! yesterday 400, making an aggregate for the
thfaa day. af lj.510 htles, and .lf the week ol
aian9. The receipts during the three days have
been liOa1 bales, against 1879 during the same
I time last season; and the exports Gl6l Of which
i2ll were to ilaYie, lli4 to Liverpool. ZIG IC
New OK. and afU to Baltimore. Weeks re.
reIpis 2d,aa3 balaa against 25.2a2, during the
CORE Pondas week in 1896, and the entire receipt
since Sept. 1t l5140O against 5000, showing
an inereaae Of 55ilg7 b#lss. Wa reduce oui
quotations 10 accord With the transactions oi The
last i've days
HEW ORLEANS oLAssITfeATTok
Ns454s 4I4f#=sr O.. IL. - Ts...--V
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

ilAVosouE CoNnurr or Russian PHNcr.-On
the jth OF September, the U 5. steamship Prince
ton, Capt Enrc, wss vt Gibflict Pinee Dem.
edolf Of Russia, agnlBed his desire 10 visit the
ship, aud on his leaving, salute Of 10 guns was
fired; the eleventh gun was fired before IL. time,
aud took Of the unns Of Thoma. Dennis seaman.
The prince was ndcsorbably panied by the acc.
dent, aud agnfsd his intention to assign for the
benefit Of this seaman pension luf lio Of 400
French francs, which will be paid 10 him quarter
ly OF otherwise, at Philadelphia to the day Of bio
dyetaae,
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
sE'aShingfols Races.

TnE RAcEs oYgR THE wasnisoroy Coma
will commence on Tuesday, 20th of Deeenhs
The purses will be liberal aud hung up each day.
The particulars will be mado known In due time
GEO, NJ GRAY, Proprietor.
SECOND DAY.
There will be run on Wednesday 2lst Of d..
eember, over the above Goursr, Swrepstake for
j yeM old, $50 entrance, half forfeit, 10 name
aud close by the lsl Of Deeembat--three or more
70 make a race
THIRD DAY.
Fhele will ba run over tho above couf.e. ON
Thursday the asi Of December, a Stallion s,ase
SO inifanee, half forfeit three or inofe to MAKE
race 10 name aud oluas by the stof December
FOURTH DAY.
There will be run on Friday, the 23i Of DE.
semeef, over the above Course, a sweeIatake iof
Two year old, $50 entrance, half forfeit. three Or
more 10 make a faee, 10 name and oosa By tie
let Of December
Persons desitous Of entering in either the aboya
Stakes will address the Proprietor
Washington, Hampstead Co, AK ii
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

TuE FIRsT WgDDIyG.-Maar Noah, ol
The \. Y, Sunday Messenger, says gfeat
many good things. Ills last, in this way is
the following pleasing and philosophical
discussion Oh the first wedding. lie says
Ne like -bor couHshps, and in this. Adam
acted like sensible man-hr fll asleep
a bachelor aud woke up 10 lind himself a
married man. llcappears 10 have ptpped
the question almost Immediately alter meet
ing Hiss Eve, and she without lliuaiiun nr
-h,nrss, gave him ks. AMI herself. Ol
that first kis. IN the world, we have had.
however, our avn lhoughs aud som"
times, IN a pnrlical MOOD. wished we wrr..
the man that did 1t. Bat, the deed Is done
the chance was Adams, and be- lmproy.
cd 1t. W. like the notion ul getting mar.
ried in garden. Adams was private
No rnvioua bram were there; no cruak
ing old maids: NJ chatting aunis and gruni
ing grnnd,olhers. The birds nf heaven
were the m.n.lrels, aud the glad sky flung
il light upon The .renr. One Thing ubnu
the hrsi wedding brings queer thing, To IL
IN spite of IN, scriiurll truth. Adam aud
bis wife were rather Young to marryi some
lwo or lhrre days old according Ia the sdgosi
elder; without experience. without house.
a pot or kettle; nothing bul love aud Elem
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
smith & Thorn.

{ A VI d EN-, ARKANSAS.
DEG 10 sequsiui their friends and plante,. in
I'D Osachila aud adjacent counlies' thai ,Ley
arc sil at The old siaad. where they shall &
happy At all times 10 see them.
Ihry sill have considerable stock on hand.
and have bren appnsed Of heavy shipments from
The north which bayc arrived Ia New Orl.ap.
AMI which they rspec, lfiom arrangements ,l,.y
are maAingl 10 receive before the sisamrrs com.
menec running
Parties oalliug At their establishment, will al.
ways hnd a vel selected and extensive stock, AT
P"ees equally Il not loser than any other house
Ia thr trade
They will also attend TO the tsceiylny and ,a,.
wariIng Of all goods cons sned 10 their e,rr with
Punrlualpy and deapaich
Advances made on cotton, either shipmen,
Or on storage,
Camden, OCT IS. ls47.im
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
A. C. BnYAN,
". ID. RAfguTFs.
CHaLEs L. MooNEY,
Jous J. liAeu,
ALrREn Aga ALRIGHT.
LEXINGTON. Ky. oel. %. 1917.

MEXICAN EErEAos. The following
gfa?hle description oi the leprro of Meti
co. wiil he iutens sing 10 our readers. Tie
lrperus, II wiiI he remembered, were that
ponion al the mhb ol Mriieo which hred
on our lruups, aud which has since had a
hand IA mosl ul the assassinaiions. The
editor oi the Boston Herald, the author oi
lhis description, has been ia Meiien him
sci.
"Nobody can tell the LefeTo'. oeeupa.
lion; God Ul J knows how he live. lie
has almost as little ne, ol the tailor Ne
Adam aud Eve had IN Eden; bis skin drinks
The Sun at every pure. Al ed.ct requiring
the LeprfO to wear hfeechrs would cGlln
gu,b the race; Lepcfo Ia whole pair
ui bfecchcs would no longer he a l.eper0;
lor one wanl creates another. The Lrpr
TO is rmpbaucaily the child u nature; The
shining sun, the mumuriug breeze, the
siniling lace Of naiGrc are bis biuh.fighl,
his property. Ohrf mrn ha,c houses aud
lands; The world belongs 10 lhe Lcpcfo.-
lie has NJ master. ho knows no law, be
eais when be- Is hungry, drinks when he is
dry, aud sleeps when aud where be- il
sleepy. O.hcf men rest from their labors;
tue Lrpero wudss when he Is tired ui Ia
ziuc.s. Hls work, however. never las >
more Than Az hour, seldom more than ten
o. hlirrn m,nulrsi just long enough 10 pro
vide lot the iew aud small wants ul tie
day. lie carries travellers trunk 10 L.s
lodgings, docs any thing that comes under
bis hand picking pockets included, aud
holds oui hl, hand lur cnhriiy. Such . bis
work; be- is a durr ol chores. lie eats
any lhing aud every thing, flesh, lsh, aud
csprrH,y iuli.
"lhe chief visible Occupation Of the L.
pcfo is TO amuse hlmsrli; ani the city ul
heAito. IN tine Vi peace, does not lack
cArap amuscuru's. There are miiiiar,
reviews and religions professions, aud inu
sic, and dances anJ horse races, aud church.
es, ol which the Leprfo is a pretty stead,
ifequenler lor he loves sermon, and Is
organically dcyoul. lie has ~ political
op mons; you may say what YOU please IN
his preseuce ol his country or iis ru.er,; he
cares not whether you abuse Santa Anna
ur Paedes, or how much. Provided yna
say nothing derogaiOry To the Nrgln Of
Gaudaloupe. you are safe from his resent.
menl. II you touch that point look oul iur
the knife.
One Of The daily papers, trying to give
ils readers an iJra Ui Whal manner oi puU=
pie lhc ,cperu, are, says that lhry a,r uAr
the hzknon al Naples aud The lualcis oil
this cGunly. Tie owes Tie llELirOni anu
The lrprrus an apulugi; they are races by
~ means 80 mDmuJ drghdrd as our
iuairr,. ihry are thieves and bcgguis
10 u man, aud 0iirn mufderrts, bu, thrJ
afc moi duuhaIds ~ sNlnd.rfs. They are
dcyoul, too. Il is lrue that their notions 81
religion are faulty aud absurd; but al all
ehrlils, they bay, some religion, aud act
consistently with it. Moreover, they have
ev'rrme ignorance, poverty aud neglect 10
plead 10 excavation ol their vices and
cnnes, whereas our loalcrs have 40 such
excuses
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
TIE DAILY
NATLoEaL WING

~ published IN the eily Of Washington. oy.Iy
day. Il o'clock. 7. NJ, Saturday excepted. and
ssfted II sulsefhea IA tie City, al the Navy y,,1
IN 6eofgrtowni IN Alexandra, and IN nsiira.s
the same evening, at q cents wsek. nsyaLla "a
the sole agent Of the Wing, II. Gilebrls, F.s
or h.s order II Is also mailed % any paft oS ,5a
United States for 81 PER annuta, Or - f,r Il,
months. payable IA ADVANCE Ad,eHsstnsn,s Al
Tea lines or loss inserted one time for 50 CENTS iva
TIMES fer IS eeais, ihree times for 81. an. WI
iaf 3! 15i two weeks fer 50 Is, one month "a,
81 two months iof 81 three months for $40. sis
months for SIG, one year for $40, payable always
in advance.
lha National Wmais what is name Indcate..
II speaks the sentiments Of the Wing party of the
ahlon On every question u public policy. ID adj
toaaies the election 10 the PRESIDENCY o. Z,ohsfv
4ylaf, subject "a the decision of a Mhla National
CONVENTION IL makes var TO the knife on al the
mea'ufsz and acts Of the Administration deemed
10 DC Adverse to the Interests Of tho country, and
exposes without fear OF iaYorihe oouplI5nt of the
Pa''y IN power ia columns are open to every
man n the couaily, fug ihe diseuision Of noiesl
af sny other questions
10 addition TO poilies. a large snhee in the Sa.
iional Wing vii b. devoted to The pblissiian. nm,
Agriculture, Mechanics end other nssf,l "
Science IN geneial, Law, Medicines, staii,lie..
Se' ehoee specimens Of AmeHean and Foreiga
Literature Will also be given, including Reviews,
ae' weekly iisi Of the Patents issued by The
Talent oihee VIII kewlss be puhliahod-ihe wLole
iefiu'ng eomplsie family negspapeL
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL WIfic.
Que ei the largest newspapers in the United
states, is made Up from the columns Of the DaiIX
Aalional Nhg. and Is plblislivd every saiordag.
iaf NE low pre- af g Fzf aaHam, PAYABLE Ia
advance double stert Of eight page. will h.
gwen whenever the pres Of maii-f shall Justify il.
Ihs Memoirs Of Cenffal Taylur. written .4.
Pfsssy iefihs National Wing, are IN eaar. Of
publication. They commenced with the seeo4d
numb :. largr number Of copies Of which buys
bstn printed, lg supply calls fol back numbers
CHAs. W TRENTON,
Proprietor Of TIE Nai.oaal WAiF
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

The long list Of Killed aad wounded IN The recent
engagements before the city vi Mckee brings pal.
paby almost before the county the bonofs Of
war How great has been the sacrifice OF lir,
how lumcnlaUe llc oulpouiug ol precious blood,
how rKcfuciatng The ngunirs Of the wounded
THIS ia paying dearly indeed for our glorious. We.
torres and for The renown Of our arms And yet
Cen Scott hos been careful Of the lives Of biz foi-
dler. lie has not wmlonly sacrificed them for
buutl,s triumph lie has had no battle which
was not necessary for The attainment OF his object,
and hr never fought for the mere sake Of obtaining
fame as commander Hard, close fighting hus
been imposed upon him by the cIfcumslances 10
which he las been placed and the losr he has sus.
tanned was ayoidahlc--AerdHdria Gas
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

The Broadway Railroad model, con
sifueicd by order II the Commun Coun
ell, may be seen at ll3 Broadway. This
model, the result Vi two years labor and
aud expense Oi more ihnn sIUOl, Is made
entirely oi metal, AMI wrigh. about three
tons aud Is more than seventy sI feet
long aud nine lcci VIDE. Il is To be erect.
ed only twelve lest above the line OF curb.
slone. The passenger cars. which are lo
be propelled by stationary engines and end.
less rope, do mi stop 10 lake IN or Jet down
passengers. lhi. Is accomplished by means
ol tender, which passes along side
ifark' aud by means Of brake plate liz.
ed 10 each car, the speed 0l tho icnlrr Is
got up 10 be equal To thai Of the passenger
ears, before they are fastened Ia each 0lh
sr' lof the 'bangr oi passengers. TO
Pfe'rn' the cars li0n lra,lng III, railway,
rarh car Is canInrd by sixteen pullies,
"ilh vertical shaiis. twn IN each wheel. II
Is asp provided, that Il either thr aNrs
lhn shalI', the car wheels, or the trans
verse beam, which passes quite arr1s- the
street, should break, NJ damage eau arise
from the beakage. Passengers need not
wax up the stairway, hat ascend by a
sefcw,shalt containing a sofa, un which
'nsy ride from the pavement to the prolie
n"ue' lhe molel was constructed by Nj.
1ohn Randall, Jr, the inventor, by whom
MS patented. This improvement is cal,
Gu'aed to give more room lu the lrayal IN
Broadway, {" enhance the value ol proper
" on 'ha' fashionable ihoroughlare. aud al.
"f' 10 Tue cll'zrus an economical. con,e.
hlrnl' sale aud expeditions mode or travel.
"nn"' occupying any space that will ia.
'rfIr'e with The pr"senl commerce and USES
o. The street, or Of those that cross il.-N.
y. Sun.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

ESGLisn ODp FELLows-The very
numerous and respectable Oder uf ODD
Fellows in the Unrd States, says lhe Lon
don correspondent Of the National lnicIIi.
grucer, viii moi be sorry to learn that The
Old Fellows Chronicle. states the amount
Of fund owned by the society in England 10
be very nearly three quarters Of a million
sterling or abdll s3i5O,OOO.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
Mailock & HcCUIIum,
lECEiNlNG AND FORWARDING
NJ erchants,
IAMnEN ARk
CAMDEN. ARK.

thankful 10 the citizens Of Tins and the
] adjoining counties for tho patfonhrc hereto.
iars bestowed upon Them, beg leave 10 inform lhtm
that they II . continue buEursl ai the old stand,
where they vii be- prascd 10 zee their friends
aud 100 oiher who may frqulrc their services, lnd
hope by iheif usual drei sud pfomp, attention 10
business 10 inrnt and rpcaiys q Iilrual share OF
patronage 1hey lave recently bad large add.
lions made 10 their Warehouses, and their landing
and wharf shall ai all times b. kept IN good order
They pledge ibtmielves t. The merchants lnd
planters ih1t their charges .hail b. ne low o. at
any other regularly established Wafehouse In the
ps.s. aud oil cotton " Eouis s'0r,d with them
Shall b. kept in good AID saie house, where
neither will be- liable to damage or wnsie.
They also have on hand large STOCK OF
GOODS. which will be- kept up during The ssnsnn
by thr weekly arrival Of the boats, which will be
sold on accommodating terms
Camden. Oct %, i-ii.-47