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Frem fAe UnioA. The Capitmlati0n.

We are indebted to a genilemaa who has frequently written for the :. Union,n ; fer ths following interesting communication n 4spnches on . subject which IS now pretty much the order of the day. The wriser de lends he ioRse of Representatives. for ths modiSed resolution which they have passed. agailNsl the presses and politicians who hare as,sekei n >-athost nns show of moderation AlshoRgh the general meylts of the campaign cannot be properly diseussed unia tias AAsse=ss- nesss hare been sent la, according to ihs cal of the Hoese, yet this aaesslOn. winch the wrsier discusses, # clearly examined accoF- ding io the evidenre which IS already before tue pnhlsc- The snshor has had no oppor- tuniiy of seeing other of5elal documents ilsas those which are in lhe possession of any other eliizen-
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MEN SERIES OF THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPEyDIY.

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HlsToRY OF VIRGINIA:
coEDETIoSS OF
 EHD HKxSsEMGE1 AND REVIEW


 |. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW E pub sos icse than s4 large sape1-rsyx pages priHssd ca esad tspe. and in the best manner. and paper ed fhe mast besasEfd qsaEisy.
 2. TAe sMKssKKcEE Axn kryIEw IS msiied on e aheaf he fFsz day of every month ia tae year Twelve nlmkefx nxks sosume,-sna the pr5ce d sasscfiptiou is g ser v<sssse saEass< sA sarenes --hor wig fhe wwk be sent 10 any 0ae, unless the sr5er foF if Is acrcnraai-d win the cRsa- sy-THE YEAR C0MMEECES WITH THE JANUARY sUMBER NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED f8R LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THK INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF A YEARS STE SCRiPTg0S, FOR LESS PERfUD-kH | The risk q ftrznsuit.ing sahscziptiSas bs mail xiE As sssGuee by Ehe pnraiefnr. But eseTy sub scrssz thus trznsnif6ng Psynaen,s IS feqEsaea fse sas taking prsper eEidencs of 1hE fact and date cs maIi1ngl te refaan q nsessnf&Ezam cf ftse Egnsber aa1 particular marks of the DUse sent. ssbscriF- hoas my se semsEsed thrgaeh the Past MastArs, AeeseesaE .s sAs y<esszss lzk=- =---- ( II sShscrlr.ioa E nss directed ts he discan- nnas1 eszose tie krss nusnbeT of Eoiane has been pnhlshed. If wlg bs taken as coufsaHatce kos an osher year.
 !. Any cse enclosing ses curreus h5R. d one ene, wsrA fbe sxanes of FIVE NEW sussczibess, sfaA receive FIVE ceSsss of fAe AEszExGE1 Axs RIyrEw, fss osIe year
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 E- E- MINOR. Edlisr eaa Prazrzezsr. hrhDca6. Va, Dxss5et, ls4s.
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-HE ARKAM6As SAN MER.
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Ry the President of the United
 SGafes.

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 TN pnrS1snee of an arfsaf Congress, aFprcrsd or the IIth day of Juiy. Isas, eaaftsed ~An act ts authorize tae Presiaenf of fAe United States ts sell the reserved mineral lands m the States of Illinois and Arkansas and Teaifnries of Wisconsin and IoRa supposed to eoasAsn lead ore. " l, JAMES N POLK President af the Enfte6 Stztes of Anaersca Ae hereby declare and make known thai puhlic sales uf the lands Aeestgfs~ wzfkkesd Tom ssle oa aecsuza sf tks r1isshlx 3saa msaes therssz wla bs held al the znaermenfioned land offices in the State of ARKANSAS, al the PerIoas hereinafter desig- hated, fe Kit. A
 Al The Land Os;oe sf BATESyILLE, oesnnen- eiAg on Men5sy the iSth day of March next. fys te disposa of the pn5lie lands within fbe under mentioned townships. Fizs
 Nsrk of fe base fns md srsxf ef fe 6fiA priaePal
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 ToEnShip ninetefn. nf range sixteen
 Townships nineteen sa1 twenty, ef range seven- Al the Land ofhce al FAYETTEVILLE com mencihg en MoR5sy the x3a day cf March next for the dsposa. es the yuhie lands within the Eu- 6sne1tlsne6 tcwushrps. to wit;
 Eszzk If fht kess zs and Eea gf tbx Gffk yrin1pai TOEnshirs ninrteen and tweufy, of ranee eagh- teen
 Lands appropriated by law orfhe use of schosls, military or esSer purposes, wiB be excluaed frum s>ie assn Al suzrfsr qExrfsr seslcns. 6 ssF. co zsred in Wsaie o1 n pzrf Ay fhsase mining lezsss which sssIi sos be dsfrrninra hy fhe day Ered far fhe c1zanencenn~ni of ritese sales.
 Pre-ewssiea esszmk xlB nss b~ allowed ts any af rhe above fands ssil slser she szzne sbzlI hare beea afferee xi psbiic ssls and become subject fo private snsy; and all vf said lands whsrh sautAfn mine sw mines of lead ore srtaxlly Discovered and beaag worked xili be sasa such segs1 snb-asEis- ina or snh-dIyssscus AS Wsii szcisde sach mines a zsIDes, al sot less than S.. sE cen;s per acre.
 Thf szies HIfi each be lyepi open tor fwc weeks. gBnfess fhe lAnez are scoASr Glsposed Of and 10 Isaser- aud ID pEiszae eniriu u land in she tswn- sAips % 0serrd. wlA bs aa maffn6 ubtii af7eI the sxpir2fioa e tzo weeks 6uz ths canneDrrmrn; q sxie s1lsx
 h farTaer exec1finn ef the sxi3 set hnse caa- sed fbe leonnisssnssF Df the (senesaa Lsud 0f5cs 10 Sm hAisA wifk akis proclamation hrisf dcscrlp- fioa 1f the nzafrai F7giens in which theAe lands is md 64 tie lands alefwA 5er sale. which be kss prepared fsum oSsria dsenDenss Aee ofhtg means sf tmfasmzatsA-
 Es1sea nsaex ay had. al the eify q Mssking- tnn, fkis sfh dzr e1 SrPsesDher. Anps Ounziai one thansand eissaf han6rrd and foeTy-sir
 Bv sfe Fresisesss JAMES K POLK JAxEs H PsFER, -acfing Commzszsaar
 eg sAf General Lsad 0sOs.
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aszs Asss4ss lEsalln1y. TMia woALp or oSAs,

E3 v. a- HAxxM TAls saae nf surs E fsxs fsssn s;n. ' OAs wnmf6 if mu4 Aa 6asE &.-lzAsNe sks9e. An4 Hewesp hxmsszh, And heeu*y srrsF Mhnrs The nkf. iAe eafEh. khs waien saem Wa Ksiag fAimns zf slny. ( Glmd usaare kusm Ii, hnadsea shruuss Rsan heEssaieing asy- Each hzamy Ar<ezr tkxf wanaers by. Whispers esrme mnEwl sene: And the EtnmE fnzNlnins hnpe . vss<e 0 mmssc q fArif Rwn- Errn fhe isaEen uf sAe forest sreex, Moved Sy fhe xeFarFrs wing. hRaaa nsow smastnsr M cnuieif
 xsf.tas haras tiIG aing. The basy bees s'er garden aDwsrs
 A hasy sDMg n11ume, guizing mifh Desar Gixsng md.
 TAe nifzst1xfsf uf gmnes And fhe ggxnt wsrss nPgA fhe deep, Lssrarx kke gizatE 1sse A1a, fn fheir h6zBvw uaenesaue.
 Ths chous ef 1he ga. There's beauty n the summer sky, When frmm Ais ueeRm bed. Like . struag man ssfreshd by aterp. The S1n npiifts tis head; And when behind he wes.ern rocks H eTehEiae he gess. Hos bsaMfeuas sfe the crimson clouds Thzf esrtzin his ssPoss. Are t.ps the grassy Eztleys far,
 Derk-d in shelr spring zrrxys And fie higb hiIls w5fk forests clad How hezatlfHi are fhey: Lesk es the ssa. that gifale rasi
 Whefexiih the ezyth is bound EveE fn FnAcyss widest dreams
 Can saghf msFe glad bs foenE Oh 7aEere indeed radiant world.
 A paradise csDpaets- So Fedelenf cf fssely things.
 So Elsp& win saaces sWcet-- If Sin had nnf in era hour
 Enferid this pleasant cline, YSeldiaE them over unto Death
 Sad Consequence of crime: HeBee is t thai tbe choicest fowers F2A ks,a swift decay. And hopes fo which we fondiy cling Pass suddeH'y away: let. 'miA all tr1zls ss ear ale.
 ThH hiessed thsaxfn ls gwen. Earth is npf cur abiding place
 Mzn'k native cline E Hexsen-
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Ths mizeszl Iaads embraced ia the sspFe fsB- sissazsszaeE the Rzssaczf e she InEsea ssxsrs Ess situated iE Marsaa and CzzzsH e E, in the sssfhrru part d the Ssxte of ArknaSas, H5zhin eigsl a nn- lsses of fbe vest henk cf Wsise siser, whirh, b. iDg Hsxisahl< znd fTsaastsy s tAe Mlssissppi. sf faras essy nnd cAssP assnsp4asssn tu sa sAe psIs- espAl markets cf fhe fixated Stxies. As ne mineral qualities of these ls&s hssr kat rsc<nfly been Gs- zsserec. tary hErs DO yef bceA thoroughly sxpaor edsh<y bAse zsewrser. seen sspzesenEna zs sAoUnd- sns n sssa or ef an exr<lent asAiisy-
 JAMES H- PIPER. .seslsg Csssmasmszeu
 q fAe Gearaz Lead Qfsa. Sept g, isss. s-@8x
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~Ea31f 5eaefs8 TAFG~R
 hal ean@sS aaa eaa aow 6ssd ksssls wslA uassorssy cf he Bcate of Repxsssssxssse wtslss ehssrfuiiy s~aasllax ts Gea. TsyIux. hss aAhcess aAd nea. ssesf taanks. IT sne gslAaaasy wAsch sAey haxe sxAaalsed. aad IL glory aaey AAse uose. fer hzssns aa.1i<;ra tesir seie Ts iaasks. so lss ss he ,s esae<rnea Ss sEsshslsaag ihesf apgrehmassa af sa ns- fsssszssse 1sfssa4ry kaadsr, as tAaf wAseh se eSssssssas<a as ssseassag io tAe s@sns sf s'ss csfsaasasaesns Here Hs A.se i fron IL essssssssdasg gvasxsEss vsp nsesah. thss hs eAesssFd Ea lzspesssaf resss usth h esesur spoa s<rsss wksrh has laSsrpeasons a,a ncs ~sxrsat l. tss~ xaza gesermsaess to hs kr,a ssswsFassSs sas ass snzxxAewsxr1 s~zs q . su1E- fary e&rer Saeh sl not be t.< v<.1scs q tss Aa@fsraa p.sspse. 4Ea vhiss inev - plaads1 Gea- Tsyjax Eax hss Aeszaisanu. fsss siss asa& Es&ss sskogsaas ns,ea "a ae1. nhs<il as s6aasai< s2s asa nzrzsalxA ky ks. ss-zs,sx- tseuss sad fes PesalsEaax ss escape Eexn hss grAs2 ien sAe~NaA srnrd Mexz.as. sss sscrs sas2 sapsae.Aae <s~msrs sf ear sssl. uymens
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THE C.aPTTUL.aTTO.R AT .MO.N. TERET-TTS HISTORIES CON. GEQUEHcES

The resolution of thanks io Gea. Taylos and the officers and men under their con- msfsd. for their EailsH; coiadSc. ia the hsttle of Monterey, has attached fhereso provis- ioa rhat fl shall moi be construed into zap psobasien of the terms of the espitHlAiioa" then agreed spon- This provision, taken in connexien with the discussion of the snbleei by Gen. Taylor. m his recently published letter to Gen. Gaines, has awakened an anxie- ty in the public nind to be made familiar wSsh the question. and the circumstances which atsesdea the negoiiatson-
 Immediately after the victory, achieved by the daring insrepidssy of gsiian, army, the national joy was too unbcanded to admit af the inquiry, Waa mcazs seye sdegtcd fe rradey Grailsb7e the frnits ef frixxpi yxr- chased riiA ske Gff's blaed ef tkree AEadrea .3meracan cifi.eHser Bat the exeiienena hssiag passed a~ay, the country expects sn answer b she question and to grafify the pubhe curiosity, Il is proposed te glance ss the terms Of she eapstsiaaion. aa4 the eir- cumstances attending ihs GRAND MS TAKE or THE CAMPAIGN.
 Afier three days hard Sighting and success ses on the pars q our iroeps--siter the Mex iczn forces had been driven from theig oui- posts. sad; rouied from post te poss, had snaEhs shelter from the deshactire 6Ie of the American arms ia ,hssr lssi place of refuge; the following letter. prsposing 10 surresder the town. vas despatched by Gen Ampudia 10 Gen. Taylor
 '.HEADeuAErEEs. McsrEHES.
 Septemhcr g, lSaS.
 al 6 o'rioek aa night
 GESEaaL. As I hare made all ahe deSesce of which consider shis eify eapahae- ihave fni6lled my obligasson- and done an repaired by that military honor which, 10 eer7asa degree, is comzpan 10 ali the armies ef ths cssislzcd world, and, as cauiirsaasioa af fhe dsfsncs would only bring uPoa the Pspala- taoa 6isszess is which they have zlFszssy AAe=s sabjecaed hs fks evils consequent upon war, and bsliering ihss the Mexscan Government wiil apprrrlAse Lisese senimeais, propose io yeur exceiieney so essesaie me city and ci- iadei. taking ~sih sns ihe personnel and mA- ierieI cf war which Is lsi,. aad pndes ths as- surance thzi DO psosecusioa Esli be ua5SsT- taken agslDss the eIfizeng wh0 have taken part in fhe defence
 Be pleased rs sroeps the assurance of my most disungGsshed consideration.
 PEDRO DE AMPUDIA sraar Don 2 TArIoA.
 General in Chief of Amer. Army fn rspsy 10 the zbose couumasis1kssn, Gen Taylor gave Gen. Ampscsa the frllesiag sn- swers
 ..iiEAneUAx's ARMS OccCsArsex.l
 Csnn near Aoasesey, Sept 1z. ss6
 2 7s'rincks 4 M SaR. Tear comnsasrsssoa, h.riag &~is ai s'elock, F. A- oa she x3d, hss ben sseelwed by the hands q Col Nasesa
 In answeF e yunf proposition ia exzenas sssss c;:y s=z Ess+ ~ssA n dc psr.>una ssd n.slsEsel ef wxE. ! hare se s>sas shss av Auky
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NORTH AND SOUTH, :,

and eouhaentiaIly agpssas fs then tax sEen zn0rE sxtensire pgsrsaAge ts he npIy Lisray JunrnAl q ianx and hsgA ssz1ag in sti tfeir ~ide borders. il is ass ssrsioa.E has5ilr aaurgs circElzteA mSAsfy is the Nerxh ak1 EsxA. ard 9zsae4 ii iapAftsng s HIGHER AL LCHARAcTERfseHr fs Pc 1io5raA kitesafme-
 ThE THlRTEENTH VOLUME VIII cemmsnee on the ist of JzrsHy. lSs7s and nsfthe4 tAnz oor expense wiE he spared ts u2ke s' enissssiy norfhy oF knoSisags- Among other ssangs. il wEl ceUsaina
 HISTORY OF VIRGINIA; ssd srrz1eemezis xii be made ior procuring afegn- izr and esr4y szppay of Notices af New Works and stAer LifeEsIy fHsefliEenee. OrdeEs for the wak can be seat in af once
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sROugh and Ready,, Lime.

It'll subscriber il running his omnibus Rough
4 aud Reddy to and from the Alexandra steamboat and
Pennsylv avenue, for the low fare Of TWELVE
GENTS and hopes receive the patronage Of the
Travelling Public. The Omnibus will leave the wharf on
the arrival of the boats viii passengers any
point they may DESIRE Pennsyvan between
Fuers Hotel capo and will leave the southwest
corner Of the ami 9TH Opposite COlemans nj
Sl2 and l.2, M, and IL IL, 2l2 and 4I2 m, to
convey passengers 10 the boat. j. w. ELLlOT-r.
N. B.Passengers for the Mail boat take the Omnibus
ut Sl-2, u m, and will he called Tor Coleman's and
Browns oct l2-d1y'
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on- ACard. --Dr MCCONNELL returns his
Ar6EzaS sincere thanks 10 his numerous friends aud
UIfYA patrons for the liberal encouragement they
l1IJ have given him IN his profession Surgeon
Dentist would respectfully That he has
himself with Mr.. THOS. j. WILLARD, gentleman every
way qualified 10 give unbounded satisfaction; soThat the
disapponmenls gwen by his necessary absence
attending other engagements will again. he
his partner will always be the spot and pledges him
sell that all calls In his line Dental Surgeon viii be at.
tended 10 with the least possible delay.
Their office is opposite jackson Hall, between and
3D. Streets Pennsylvania avenue Their charges in all
will be moderate. oct lt-2md'
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COAL.

DIN PETTlBoNE is receivn. AIN.
DRAFTED BEe q various kinds iossyher s supply Of The
introducing THIS whsn he has had pleasure as Ss Of
mans RANGES ~ Those who have used s ees 50 highly
= Clover Hl Coal. mn ss..u MGR
ros Reds thought 10 be equal ii not o. suminous
Orders recei :, ~ used IN our city 70 lhe va.
south side and at his Office L. Wharf the
John =. Callans l2 and 9th streets SUR nu
OCT S-n |
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WING NATIONAL C CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT h VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held ut ~, on the - day Of, l8-.
NEW HAMPSHIRE


DELEGATES AT LARGE Gov Anthony Colby of New
London +; Hon Ichabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth.
Substutes-Ira Periey, OF Concord Thomas L. Sanger
Of Dover,
District No I-Charles W. Gutter, Of Portsmouth
Substitute Gilman Marston, Of Exeter
District No. II--George w NeEmth, OF franklin
Substitute william Sawyer, Jr, Of Wakefield
District No II--Aaron +. Hughes, of Nashville
Substitute-Isaac Surtevant, OF keeDe.
District No. IV--Jonathan kiiiredge, OF Canaan,
Substitute Augustus '. Brewster, of Hanover
VERMONT.
DELEoArEs AT LARGE.-Solomon Foot OF Rutland /; II
Everett, Of Windsor.
Substiutes-A L. Miner Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge,
OF Windsor.
District No IA. p. Lyman, OF Bennington
Substituted. L. Catln, OF Orwell ,.. y
District No. HI. Cuts, OF Hirlland ".-.
Substitute--Wm. HebaTd. OF Chelsea
District No. lll--H. T.. Royce, Of Berkshire
Substitule-H b. Stacy, Of Burlington
District No. lV-P Baxter, OF Derby rs. "t
Substituted, H. Delano, OF Hardwick,
CONNECTICUT.
DELEGATES AT LARoE.-Charles W. Rockwell Truman
Smith.
Subsiitutes--Thos, w. Williams, Charles Hawley
District No I-John H. Rockway
Substitue-Isaac w. Stuart
District No Thames y. Ilabcock.
Substitute Samuel Russell
District No III-John +. Trumbu
Substitute Sampson Almy
District No IV--Nelson l.. White.
Substitue-Henry H. Harra.
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