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THE SALEM BOOKSTORE

0ONA -
Has recently received considerable addi;ions
to its Stock Of Books and Stationary from
New York and Philadelphia. and now Offers
to lis friends, and the public generally" as
cheap and well-selected a lot as can be found
any where in the county, TO say the least
The subscribers have taken especial pains to
ascertain where the best Publications Of tb4
day we're to be had, as well as the standard
LITER4RY 6 SCIENtTFtC FORKS,
and now have the pleasure Of saying that they
have secured an excellent variety of the best
and most popular. Also, a full assortment Of
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS,
lately from Cincinnati.
All orders for Books, singly or by the LOT.
eheerfully and promptly attended to.
GALBREATH & HOLMES.
Salem, June 4, IS47.
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Important Movement!
DolNGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY,!

BY a report Of the proceedings of the Cen
eraI Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
(New School, } held at Cincinnati, and pub
lished in the Herald Of that place, it appears
that an important matter had been brought
before that body, which was gallantly and
gracefully disposed Of, as witness the fellow
ing
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Receipts.

leOOOiplGs
Jas. Richardson, Guilfofd, 1.50-ioi
NJ. MillinFrr. Unity, 3.oo-l04
Zinc. NJ. Allen, 900
Ann Kyle. Kinsman. 1851
Geo. Hutton, Salem. 37-lo3
VIM. Dennison, ~Ioungstown, 1888
Muuy & Brothers, do 2.00-76
Jane Henry, Aus,intown, l,50-l2g
Ruth Tomllnson, 2,oo-l3U
G. NJ. ~Strawbridge, Canton, l,00-97
Myrnn Epgltstou, Mortified, 15-ioi
]. McKessen, 3l-l00
Jos. w. Plumley, Little IIoesing, s,oo-lOi
Jas. Lundy, Bellevcrnon, l,EO-l4l
Jacob Wilson, do l50-iil
~. Sarlls, rs
A. n. Clark, p S7
VIM. Rockwell, Rich6eld. 1875
:. Brooks, Hinkley, 1856
M. Tharpr, 90
Ira D. Yocum. Pennville, 9NO-lC2
Jos. Windale. Thomas Stop. l,G0--97
u. Hlllman, Salem, l.0O-l22
Saml. Granger. Mahoning. S,O0-l0i
jos. Northrup, Chester \ Roads, 1,5o-l2i
W. L.. Mihill, Lodi. i,oO-95
"Posi Office address no, correctly given.
If Subscribers making rcmi,tances would give
US their p. o. address instead Of their pla-
ce VI residence when both are not the same,
1t would save US a great deal Of trouble, and
ensure them immediate credit on our books,
which Of course We cannot give when We are
obliged 10 hunt cut, or uy 10 hunt out the
correct address.
CO" Please tiha notice, that in the ac-
acknowledgements ofsuhsctiplien money Tor the
Bugle, not only is the amoun. received pla.
ced opposite the subscribers namo, but also
the number Of the PAPER 10 which he has
paid, and which will 10 found in the Outsid
column Ct figures.
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COyerlet & Carpet Weaver
BEFORE THE PUBLIC AGAIN,

Not for office, but to solici, a continuation
OF favors heretofore bestowed from his old
customers, and as many new ones as will IA
vOr him with a trial. As a farther induce
ment | have this spring obtained several new
figures for my double ~coverlet loom, some Of
which will be put in operation in "a few days
from this date. Spin the wooden yarn Ii
cuts to the pound, and bring 80 cuts after il
is double aud twisted, and 81 cuts cotton No
+, " double; color of The ~wNolen, "a cuts
blue and s cuts red. l ara about putting in
operation a loom TO weave the sans figures
on the half double c~oveGle,s as is on the dow
h!e ones, which Will bring every object. apd
flower to II complete point. SPIN the wool
en- yarn for those 10 cuts 10 the pound, 20
cuts when doubled and twisted, and I pound
No. 8 single white cotton will fill one; %
cuts No. 6 cotton double and twisted, 10
cuts single cotton No. 5, colnr the 10 cuts
No. 8 blue will warp one. | put in opera
ton two new figures on my other half dou.
lie coveTlet loom.
Figured table Linen, Ingraine and other
Carpets wove as formerly at the old stand on
Green street, Salem, Columbiana CO., o.
JAMES McLERAN.
Nav %, 1917.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

The proprietors Of The Salem
HARDWARE AND DRUG STORE.
have JUS, received their fall supply OF
NEW H.4RDJT.9RE and FRESH DRGGS.'
The patronage Of their old customers, and
the public generally is respectfully solicited.
CfIESSMAN & WRIGHT.
Salem llih mo /, 1916.
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DRy ooops AND GROCERIES.

spOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
1P tern,l Drugs and Medicines. Paints, Oil
and Dye S.uffs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale OF
TRESCOTrS
Salem, o. Ia, :ao. 30th.
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o. The Salem A. S. Sewing Circle viii
meet at the house Of Laura Darn45y o-nor
row Saturday afternoon.
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C. DONALDSON & co.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDwAR AEsu
Keep constantly on hand a general
Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. - aAIS ct. C~uScnxAr,.
Jolly II, AS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

der No CO. would apply to officer Of our poyernn,..
who has divuged in advance, purpose of the Govo,
men. which may excite the jealousy perhaps the ;o,.
ierence Of other powers.
Nhaever may have been the original CAUSE n H..
war with Mexico, il is of invasion on our ..
and ot domestic defence upon theirs. Not satisfied wiz.
rerelling Their INVASION with signal chastsemen, f.
having done 81 government avails itself of the avon
TO wage war Of determination against people Of liz
dred institutions. and republic which its exs,.
TO successful resistance Of foreign domination: pp,
the defenders OF their own aars by appfopriatinu n
one-ha the territory which they defend.
W hat comment upon the sincerity Of our proc s,,
OF universal philanthropy aud justice This en,,u.,
application OF the doctrine that tc spos benr l., II.
'iciors occasions an unaffected alarm. W hen m.
coma icefs o our government, appealing the cuna
oil his followers gravely tells them t. at "lhe war ,.
Mexico should be turned to good account that il NAV \
made to produce consequences far more impor,an, H..
The acquisition OF territory" that "by single en,.,:
movement OF their government, the American pe.nIa 49,
be placed lar in the van Of all competition" VIVA,
but the language OF the bravo who having first pvol,
resistance makes that resistance justify the plundo, r
his victim Why, the simple keeping the war al;v. -
occupying the principal military points in Mexic, ,.'y
compel those engaged in that sacred of all o.
the defence Of their own country, to sell that co,,,..
pay It's invaders
10 ensure the appreciation of other nations f,s ~.
nary as the Vice President to suppose bsou y,
hoidS OUT the expectation that 'the artificial sr,cn,.
reared ny The money and policy of cur people is n
Interchangeable highway Of natons'' and ..lherec, -.
need, IN oiec'ing the cession Of the is.hmus by subj,
Mexico apprehend the jealousy Of no power wor,h. -
notice. !"
he then quotes an Engls, author to show ,b,,pu
sla cruelty towards Cingissia the invasion If Mo-.
by rance, and he might have added the snli,y,,. =
''0 Fast 'ndes' and the Invasion of China BY England
"oud ellrcually stop th,se nations from obecti,ns
arefencs " hal transition from the policy ,nd h.
e5y Of Jefferson and Monroe to the reeb.,o,ioo ,o;
OF Europe We cannot however. enter n critio,. -.
any document which every rejecting citizen should -,
ta' he may OF rye that he may observe the alln,
deliberately waved before our eyes, to seduce us f,o 49,
simple and safe principles Of honesty and Justice which
cur ancestors bequeathed, and to commit rs Fl, tho ,
od schemes OF reckless injustice, openly justified bv n.
d''Ponc and fraudulent example of European Mon,,
ehies. -'a''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

SANTA AsSaA report was current yesterday. said 10
I've founded leinrs from Nem Cruz that SANTA Anna
had been shot. We shall not be surprised 10 earn that
such has been the caasc. Letters from Vera Cr, state
that the Mexican ,strs Who have fallen lnip our hands
openly hia "a being traitor AMI that he hrs he
,rsyed the amy at tlc lals battle
We have ourselves the least IDEA 81 such beng the
fact but still we readily imaglnc dhal such Az impress
siou might exist IN thu msl OF his cnuniryuen when they
Sccolleoi how he admitted into Mexico and the dee
lataiions which have been ofanly made tho part Oh
our Government respecting hH.
Tho saspcions al him which were naturally excited
10y this e@se aud lis recent military fev,ses might wei
confirm The opinion Of his treason. aud have led HI,
DIES rueton ~ q. BHtttin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
ENGLAND. FRANCE AND AMERICA.

The Liverpool Tunes. IN review OF The state OF The
f,revp relations England. cofnis confidently upon
nesee with France, and IN consequence u the deIen
a.nce 81 the latter for tod. upon EreRn supplies. which,
- s NJ war could he cut N. ''Euglanl is now, sIys
The Times lin time Of peace. icrding the people Of
France out 4 its supplies" The question very naturally
,sos who - feeding the PEOPLE Of England The
Time expects With equal confidence peace with the L.
States:
- new and profitable commerce IS every day render
, f,o intercourse with lhis country necessary
e nople Of the Great eserri Valley. the future, and
I,nt tbe prcs.nl arbllers Of the Amorean Republic
THIS year the English market will bo worth eight or ten
s sterling 10 the growers of grain and the producers
81 i've st,srs in the States Of Ohio, Michigan Illinois,
Tennessee well being worth AZ much TO the cotton
ar .rs of the Southern States This Is nat market to
r thrown away foolish disputes. on mere inciia points
al h5agr or ab1nt a barren wilderness"
II sp,aks IN Inc same connection 81 the Mexican war,
as Likely ioicac the people Of the United States Valu-
able aud uselu lesson.
Iho Is abundance Of good sense aud prudence IN the
United States though II had teen beaten down. i1r a
time b, Democratic clamO, and sham patriotism; hut the
,.,sie of money and life caused by the Mexican will
amin give tie ascendancy. and transfer power from
6 hands If men Ike President Polk 10 those oi states
men II sense and experience, prsesscd OF well founded
e. Il, public confidence. and therefore, free from the
necessity al rourng mob popularity, 10y exaggerated de-
otslat,an II patriotism national susc lptlby This
Mexican VA Is likely prove severe tas0n before II IS
ended but the longer II lasts, aud the trouble it
gives the les likely the people Of America TO pcr
ant u.l.r folly be peretraid by their rulers SC
cJnd time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
From the ". q Bntftfln IF My ;.
ANOTHER VICTORY =
T9hLAI, or IIlAplNi

Bv the arrival ~ the L = transport schooner Gen
Patterson Capt. Sseks.a: itum Vera Cruz, 9Th I'LL,
we learn that when Is mics nufih Of Vera Cruz, tie
sea z. fen in with the l. : Squadron. under Com
Perry returning from tn 1uspan expedition. end was
boarded from The L. $ STEAMER Scorpion. who put letters
,n bard an3 the officer in commend reported thai Tux
nan had been taken the l9s after severe resistance
.Fom,he Mexican frnaps.
In tie engagement the Americans had four Kill
I'd and sore fanr-een wa,inded. smeng whom fur
,f1c,rs viz. Cant Iainail slightly: LIEUT. Parker
vereiy: L,eut Hssstein and passed Mishipman lpwne
SIGH " The guns all spiked. the place rendered
tpicnceiess, and then abandoned.
Frur the pitasune ives select the following.
Gen Shields was still alive the last accounts. but
II was thought he wenld not survive-Capt Johnsion.
II tho Typographical engineers. rmained ina very cn
,cal stale Gen Pillows wound Is not sarnns.
The Mexican officers nn their way to the United
Stairs were sent over 70 the Castle If San Juan de
sTlns on The 81 ulf They were 10 fine spirits.
Scrgean, Tucker. Of the ID dragons. shot at ard
wounded in the hand while riding express from Gen.
caii TO Vera Crgz the 2O,h ut On the 2lst team
ster was picked mp the rad. having been killed. by
some cowardly Mexican.
We annex letter from coresponacn, Al era Tuz,
which Is the latest we hs.e from tha, city:
NLsA Crvz, (MeNico.) Ari.l p. 1911.
Gchilc5lcnNe are TOW four DAYS without word
concerning the movements above aud beginning 10
think Il p ssihe tiis eXrfess has been cut OIL
,sarticuls a. te last cxlrrss which came Though
reivod iey of ahyat ',t1 mnskets. II only wounded
one of the i've Dragons, the senycani) mu~krt bail
having rassed through hs hlnd IN express laii hffe
with mail the gisl, aud after proceulag five
miles, oyeraok pr1vsan tram under strong escit.
tho commander o whc deem II prudent 10 taxi charge
al the mail himsclftecng confident that nothing but
a strong body Of well armed would ha al all safe
IN trying to make their Nay through n Jalapa.
This city appears To BE- filling mp every day with both
Mexicans and Americans. Tie former gaining
s3ehceia the Americans and the latter are ping the
iasfkr, wisl, Yankee mere,andize. nce SANS ware
house clrek l Of pruss and hls magazines foil
OF sse e1mbss,ibes. As vet the business confined Il
size city and sahuFfs. but the commune atien
has been well Opened between this aad Jalapa, may
expect 10 sc Aefa Crul the active business place
uf ifs the continent. The weather vcry warm.
and all cod ourselves with ee There has
been little brought saae and Feiaed % per
pJanj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
RECEIPTS AND EXPENnrT1- PES

The Secretary Of te Treasury announces that The re
ce!s into the treasury for the quarter ending the lt nj
May. arc sli,oo1 ,950oi which, however. the sum Of
- '2Iu9,o consists OF money borrowed The actual re
reauc therefore from all sources is only a. 55- 5nn
OF which the sum of S63OO,0U0 has been received from
eus'oms II the receipts from this source should be ma
greater during the remainder the year tho tar ofISt6
Will yield about twenty five millions of dollars instead
oil lhlFty millions as estimated by lis friends Our i'm
preston however is tina, the amount received in tho G
quarter OF the year will be than an average and that
The revenue from this will not much exceed TWEEN
ty-two millions.
The expenditures for the quarter ending on the LIST inst
Were sio,'ii Ia 9i-of which S6,0Sl $50 62 were
or account Of the army aud 81 qlo 200 80 w,re f,r
account of the navy
by statement of the Register OF tho Treasury we are
informed that the amount OF Treasury Notes on,.,,ndinn
on the lst inst. was SS,l75.lSS a. TUl;o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

J.Yr.R nrR AID K,S,wHA CoMr,sv.-1he Flu
1ulrer having led relative 10 on- or Two
II the r,caat appointments By this COMPANY, we copy the
following ifam that paper Of Yesterday which co'rects
MS mistakes and Includes .ouc Of the appointments al
ready announced by
Ia consequence # an error in article yesterday
relative 10 The officers recently appointed by this Com
pany We give the following corrected list: Walter
Gw,nn Chief Engineer; ". thitienden. President
& o Gcfberding. Secretary F.. H. GIL. principal Assis
laut Engineer r. W 1umln Assistant Engineer;
ms NJ Harris, Assistant Engineer; Charles b.
>'am. Superintendent ofltepaIrs, sccond soctoH I'd
ward Lorraine, Inspector Of Boats, Richmond NJ
change ia regard Mr.. Rein.. lie occupies the sta
ton he has heretofore occupied
It Is BAT Just 10 Mr.. Shaw chat should add to the
Enqurrs notice. thai he holds the office formerly filled
dy Mr. Gill aud ls third in point Of Importance in the
Engineer Department. Mr.. Shaw some years since
Chi,f Engineer Of the State and accomplished and
scientific officer aud most worthy gentleman. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

FouRTEKTrs BIsTaIeT.--Weare still without fu re-
turns from this dfstfcl. but the election OF Tomson il
10 hear ftom. TIE kananha Republican SAYS the
najony will probably he sbut 800 and very justly
adds:
"Nhen IL il recoleeed that in the last Presidential
election There was democratic majority in this district
i cTo--thai Mr. iompson commenced the canvass. ear
~ last Fall. and that the Wings the very Of the
election, had 10 select leader-he having only
abuut ten days a district Of over 900 miles
eNfent--we feel quite certain that the Wing Of the
State and Of the Union will say that have done
we'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
Attention the Whale.

fINIIE 81 BSCRIBER respectfully inforns the ei
a zrns Of ynchbnrg and vicinity, that he has ju.
received from the Northern cities, fine assortment
WATCHES AND JEW EI.RY, viz:
Fine Gold, full Jrweed Levers hunlsnan. case and
some single case Gold Watches full jowecd, Detached
Anchor, do do do do; Gold Fob
Chansa fine selection Of Ladies' and Gentlemen. breast
Pins, som Buttons fine gold fagor Rings Of the latest
fashions Silver and Gold Pencils Gold and Silver Spec
aces; fine Gold and Jet Ear Rings Cora.s and Neck
lace, Of different kinds and qualities.
=. S.-All woIk entrusted to NY care will meet with
prompt attention Old Gold and Silver taken in ex
change for work.
May I0--w3m if CHARLES A. FYARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

The New Orleans Picayune ON publishing General
Tayors official account Of the battle Of Buena Visa
marks, that hike ali the Others from his pen I, is doom
mont rs written in that clear and frcible si,le
which obalned for his compositions ce'e5 but Gi,le
short OF the fame Of his military operations. Ii is couch
ed III The severe anguage Of hstoty--eegant from lis
its perusi without feeling his admiration for the brave
old General Increasing within him No one can helm ac
knowedgng what has lecn said Of him by partcina,o,s
in the action, that The first clnenl Of the victory III tL,
bloody day Was Zachary Ta4lvr"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
TIE ISLAND OF CIrRA

The Philadelphia Bulletin says, that's very iniclli-
gent Cuba planter now sujuming in that city, in she
course Of conversation relative Ia the destiny II that l.
land boldly declared that he looked forward 10 The day
aud prayed for It's speedy arrival, when the stars and
stripes should float over it,
Let him "wa,t as well aspraY" and his hopes will be
COZ limated. When Republic cutters upon csrc,roi
there stopping puin at least unti it ..man
Hest destiny has been accomplishment that il
seize upon every foot ofSoil within its grasp That don.
thu work Of self destruction will begin II. indeed the
suicidal hand shall be stayed 50 l,ng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

, wo immense sums of money have been devised in
rglano 10 persons IN tins country. The first in the ia
nous lo"nloy estate, in the division Of which il is no
heyed that the family of the lawrencrs in New York
VIII Ultimately Obtain over s23,001000 The other is a
Mlndall amounting IL Sj0,0nou0 which is sad TO IL,
'oher'ed 10y gentleman in New Castle. Maine If the
name u jennings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
ROSEWOOD :.mN HgnHloaa,ly.

lie also offers for sale Piano Fortrs from greater variety
OF makers than other establishment IN the State thus h6r
nE the greatest adv anagcs in tie way selection Hc is
also sole Agent Tor the best and celebrated makers in this
country, and in Germany.
No one run the least risk in purchasing Piano of p
H. Taylor They every thing he represents them to be
Power sweetness, and bnlanoy ofone happily blended
and elegance, taste aud duahi, Of workmanship the
h hest state OF the art written warranty given with
each Instrument sold by him,
Orders from the country attended to with the greatest
punctualty and Ladies and Gcntlemcn residing dis
lance assured That whcnee he favored with orders per
letter Is no less his practice than tis interest," such
an instrument as will bear the sttictest scrutiny.
Prizes Oncludng paeng,) 500, $50 $3.50 500 $3.50
$3.50. S315, 500, and upwards
T. II. J.. acoPs Musical Instruments, in general Of
the best quality large Stock If Classical and STANDARD
Music .l~as hand, and he constantly receiving the new
est publications
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

The leading editorial III 'lu, sday evenings Washing.
ton Mon shows that the editor has ascerlaned 10 his
entire atislacilon, that Gen. Taylor Uhiga fact
Of which many of the opposite party have been hard to
convince. Messrs. Tompsan, Ficblin and Wick knew
this at the last session Congress- when they p1esed 10
their satisfaction that Gen. Taylor was totally DIES
ttato of military skill and that, if IT were not So,
"a Wing General could not be- trusted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

Wli.L practice Law in partnership James Gar
~ land VIII rcgulary attend the Court of Appeals
'e o'f'u'' superior Courts OF Law ard Chancery for
AMHERST FroMATroX, BEDFORD. CAMPBELL
NftsoN, AND THE TOWN OF IyNcuprRc
John H. 'aFlaud will regularly attend the County and
Circuit superior Courts THE above named counties cx
cep' Neiso" ) Garland will attend the county Courts
rs occasion may require ~
AVN e -sg Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
= Y I =. = q II S.
fsPIslHn;rs. &c.

"li.i, find u 10 laolr interest bsorc purchasing 10
w call and examine NY sack of tbo following ar
flcles, winch have just teceised. VIZ:
Window Glass. sizes ranging lruIn - 10 10 IL Is,
Planes, Of different styles.
Wagon Boxes. seythe Blades aud Snaths.
Hoes Rakes, Hay and Manure Folks.
Spades and Shoyels. Cast. Shear aud Bisercd Steel.
Round Square. Hoop Band aud Tin lnn, as well as
,nany others. 10 store, all Of which will be sold cheap
! Nav I3--2w # NM. g. MILLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
II Z W SPRING cooDs.
j.. FIR. l.N'kLN. JR.,

; now receiving and opening fne assortment 4
II SPRING MD SG.NuER GOODS.
among which will he found every description Of Dry
tioods.inclading hinghams, Lawns orgdudcs MuslHs
tssiibTis Bareges, Silks ashio able Slawls Iiaadk er
chiefs Ribbons. lacos, Edgng. Hosiery. Gloves. sc.
together with fine assortment Of Clos Cassimorcs and
,esangs, and all other articles ofihe latest STYLE sua
bie for Ladies aud Gentemen's wea9; 10 an OK.
animation Of which he invites his friends and the
public, generally lie assures all who may honor him
with call ha,no pains shall be spared furnish them
with the newest styles II goods and !. low prices
fhey can be had elsewhere; J.. T. JR.
April isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
MAJORS BoRLAND, GAMES. sc.

An arrival from 1ampico brings letter from c. c.
Dauloy of the prisoners taken with MAJ Boland and
others, who speaks Of the proms. Of Santa Anna to re
lease them IN exchange for prisoners taken by General
Taylor. lie says the MeNicans acting treacherons
ly-lha they are imprisoned in the Pcnentiary whcfo
criminals confined. The letter is dated Carce San
tiago Apnl ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

ooNCERT.-Alr. Brandstetner. Pianist. of Ger
many assisted by Mr. Bozzaotra on the Flute will give
concert at the Washington Hotel on Tuesday even
ing next Mr. Brandstetncr has been in our town sew
ed' Gays ani those who have heard him On the Pan',
SPEAK In he highest terms # his skill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

The Iegslaiufoof Iousiana-wbcI has Just adjourn
ed sle die-adoped resolution authorizing the Cover
u the State 10 prcsnna Sword General Scott. IN
estiman, Of hcr admiration Of The skill and courage
hibed BY hun in the capture If Vera Cruz. aud in the
more recent brilliant achievement at Sierra tiurdo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

ne are requested to say. by Mr. George A. fright ;,
mat the report, which has been circulated in this Con
9fessiona District, that he voted twice for Bocock is
mere are two persons pflhe same name, Zone yo-
's mere and The other at the Spou) and hence sngna-
ed the report