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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

want o miliiatY genius tn the disposition fr ,b Ill,
or Il discipline and courage IN The cnr, i'9 -
would really SEEM from the fels .nr,nil,i ~,
zen fai IN the Executive Department
/ Inc recent diff ATTY between Nose p,,1,..,n
rs has been adjusted by the iairft;,,, -, aa, -,
H'HdS, AID II Is better thai ~ Tn. mir. ia
'' VI" u'"tNer iaNc Tie effect 10 make rcnirnrn ,r
"">''''at 81 Parliamentary deearup and uurc Guarded IN
U' u.s. al laazua@', winch Is aa, +, M, ,,l,ra, - .
gwen III The r@nty that Will be- ainnr ~, ii
hrld ii blnar. nuelGHg Is contrary +, ,b - =. ,i
a|'' hat practical crua i'r or "A ur fl r,ie ,at4
should tate ialca ON m p1lat al honor ,
Is own eNstehc', VS. naturally a matter Of lnler
cue" u an az 81 eNalaN tut that lmature statesman
an ImIass.oned urrur na1 With tn, ,.,p.,,l,,l -,
Seryaan AMI aequ!s liun uia Useful In s,,,II If -
th' hepublIc tr hIatl vii or an u,.,,s,a all,
sion, is laS' We cannot afford II an nv. s,,til.,,, ~
'Hr own-lnt 1t should certainly uahc rcntlenra IN no
Hualgd III using language pf "bl'h pubic sentiment ha,
io4E'd to ask 50 hi IuJy aoucnlm
Since the commencement u tbs I,,,cr The mail nj t
day has hr 1ngat the gra'iNne nell.cncc Thai The Mil
trN tominIttte oil the House u representatives. has n,
ported adversely upon the Proposition Il he President f.
create the app nntmcnt Of Lieutenant General and that
Tho House 4 suppose upon motion to reverse \
dopi'd UNANIMOUSLY e. except single Vote the report
h III, Committee that t,e House of Rrprescntayc
may b" st9matsed as giving nd and comfort To the Mex
cans as they have 50 Sgnal condemned the reaammen-
I2tlyn Of the Prs doat.
W IiaIl, II IN private that
anticipated Jpn the revival Of Nimll's proposition
10 admit no new slave territory into the Union II this
he determined en- and said that the North and North
west have the power 10 carry the Proposition the SPLEEN
dd acqus tons oournationa powcsS may turn 10 ashe,
the tnpAment. far at least the southern OF slave
holding Interest Is concerned. You need not b4 surpr
'ed at strange party revolutions upon this question
The llonse of Del, gatcs passed. without division
The b aprnprailng seventy five thousand dollar, 10 the
N,uth-N cs'en Turnpike. Tins may be regarded as a
permanent annuity. until The road shall be completed tc
the Tennessee hue.
The bill lr the extension of the James River Canal
tn provisions Tor the nth SIDE and tde water conoc
tons was aal fixed the order of today but was laid
on tie table ir the printing ot some amendments. The
particulars and result You shall know IN my next
The Senatorial succession Is still in doubt. Mr. Jones
hay M been coHf1Hed On Monday last, a. the Speaker
may be REGARDED having advantage Of position
but his tNeuency seems running upon hlm. and regar
dod more formidable competitor than last week. Is ies,
hes been Caucus, and the Nh9s lave dclcrmnabl,
,rga lziiion upon the SUBJECT The result is uncertain
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talm,e,j } Snti. n1 N Osborne, II q Il Hughes
i'f homes ! robertson. l. B,oktr santiul Booker
- Il 'os,nn, Ia } II iaa $. Dr Il y Walton, DR. u /
ir2fssf, y - Irving Il II Mntlguc las Miller licrr,
" al,nn, 'srt'rgen. Nm K Bradley John Nucl
John " ilh'f',n, \ \ Walton, Il Il 'rrc',t. John /
iirpn.. alMi as IioHsan.D III Nm \rwnt. Nm z Coup
and II Il f'itus. iames Il philhps, prNml ,iru1
tleh' ii las VI Nusln, james Nrador Il Powell. \
swan hnmas J'IIls, AMI Henry Scruegs And o,
III ton The | thurman aud Secretary were added
The Secretary offered the following. which VAS unani
meusls adopted
Resolved lha' wlllewe pledge ourselves 10 supper,
'ne h'mo'' o the c'nNo ltiun yet feel aud take tn,
Us oeeas al To ,Np's. decided preference for our coun
lyman. ll1NR' 7 lWsiNs Esq ~ one who Is available
and "hase LONG and faithful services and achnum lgc
abilities, emnonly ontltlo HIN to the choice Of the
W hlgs el tho District.
unmaton OF Col Punish. IT was-Hr4ol,ed That the
proeesdnes be published IN the Wing papsrs Il Richmond
and Nnchlug,
The meeting then ADJOURNED.
ALLEN WILSON. chm.
JAS. lnoRNruN. SecN.
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VIZ E1Alsies e. Fee

hFFaR For SAI.isI IN STORE AND AFIOAr
~ h hhds St tIuiN Porto REQ and \ O sugars
IN boxes and hautls Iual and Clarified do
30 hhds md banels Moasscs, part PRIME quality
% bag, prime green RIO tollto
- insuira do
10 o. Java do
5ooD lbs. sole Leather
auuj lbs. Cotton ANS.
~ hiit,ls Tanners oil,
hcrrc Rice
2ol kegs cut Nails, assorted, (6pX and Naiaho,,uO
lhb BLASTING and sporting Powder,
81 bnNo7 y. 10 and 10 yr - Window Glass,
2oo slel,- Liverpool salt ca prime orierD
tlsu fine Teas Tallew and sperm candles shoe Thread
Soap, Saeraus Sa ielre Mum, Indigo and M,lor soda
torpets Race and Ground Ginger Pepper, Alspcc, Log
Mind birthstone, Shot aud Load Wrapping. i.titrr aud
Foplsrap Paper, ''iinsont., Bed tos Ilough Lines Sc
gar, Mustard Shlrs, Wo1l aud Wa Hats. large stool. Of
atan Smlmp' Sheetngs and Olnabu,gs, talicocs, Bed
f"iags aud Apron Checks, spool oton, ~ e.. All
"h.h We offer low lareash0o pmctuai customers the
usual ltmr) ct IA c\riange ior country produce.
Jan. / til Md &. L.
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We arrived of Tampico in the Neptune, ON SUNDAY
the -2nd, think, OF November. alter smooth and Plea
SAINT run d about twenty SIX hours Tho day Wasa mos
lovely one. with sky such AS can only be found IN hct
low Htit0desand all olus Were Ii high spirits at Tire pros
pcci OF occupying iamWco much sooner than ha
hoped Tor thecrs having been exchanged with on,
Of our rdaifs and some trll NJ com pllmcnfs with al
iIogsA tlaa=et war. the Land commenced playing aud
We lay to IL "hlc, durng L. progress Of consul
aurn between some Naval Captains that had boarded US
and Dur Commander, mp n the lrlccahlty Il get
ing over The har twas determined at length to attempt
IT. ana thea tie n2t vas immediately made Lit. Ike nd
I'll Inc NsfSlta mig we way In nall boat Ba1 Chan
ncs were irieJ, but wl.ut success and the ba1ts
OF the Squadron were then sant ohghtcn ushs beng
done, The vessel was got over We were all then
taken into her again, and hy early candle light she
brought II an anchor oil the town.
lampic1 Is situated upon the river of the name.
about seven niles irn the sea and Just bow tic Juac
uon Of the fanucn and lam SIS rivers. which two firm
the l&mpico. II Is very neat aud pryt.y and by
some unaec untable means, for have other
rugtrS than the tuzzard,a very clean one The houses
are gcnciaiA built Ola klil ol trick manufactured III the
country, aud Afterwards piaserad over and coangea, mc
while, some yellow som" pIh some hlno; The ELECT is
very pleasing one There are two pla2Is the Princi
pal ote q Witch, fronting to"aGs the river and sur
rounded by some Of the hands nrsl buildings IN the town.
is not only the iouil1g place oil al ldr hat, from ITS
proximity 10 The WhaINIs ana 10 the custom HOUSES the
chtt hs1ft. hhews =, OF ali the merchants and men OF
business Here tie quarter Master SITS enlhf2ned; for
IN all the Army dopos ms power absolute. and no lard
can u"as' d greater ur zig oi NassaS Here TOO o a
morning Is Tie markets INT II Is s9lnuc IKE that Oh Mat
an'iaS That IL is unnecessary 10 say anything moro oil IT.
II IS not 50 well suppl cd nov as when we Inst landed,
o"Ig to the rePco the interior having leen Forbidden,
~ 'hrir magistrates 10 furnish us with anything
lH'f' IS s however, an abundance "i Ie'' ianilns,
oranges etc and game, which though they have doubled
the Ifce upon us, IS stu sold iaT mere song Think
u p"}h3 Will '"lhoN lhfltai ana nam dozen an'Pc'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

ADJ ESPECTfULIY invites The attention of purcl.a
Z seis 10 his Stock of PIANO fORTES at tho
abose Establishment, feeling eonidoat that thoy will
give satisfaction IN every respect All his Pianos ara
warranted aud sold trial, subject TO Le returned if not
good.
Constant additions enable him present at all tlmu
an extensive assortment, embracing all the les If finish
both Of Rosewood and Mahogany He also offers for sale
flano orlcs nom greater variety OF makers than any
o1ef Establishment IN The State. thus aordmr the prest
est advantages IN The way Of selection He is also solo
Agent ir the best and most celebrated makers in Nav
York. Boston, baltimore, Richmond, and IN GERMANY
Naonc can run the least risk purchasing a Piano of
I'll Taylor They are evury thing ho represents them
10 In. Power, sweetness and brancy Of ono arc hap
PLY hen'd and elegance and durability of work
hhnsllp are IN the highest state Of the art written
warranty IS given with each Instrument sold by him.
Orders from the country attended 10 with tho greatest
pnnciuaity aud adde's aud Gentlemen residing al div
tance, assured that Whenever he is favored With orders
per letter, 1t is no less his practice than his interest To
send such instrument Will bear the sctost scrutiny
Prices (lncndns packlng) 500, $3.50. $3.50 $500,
500 900. $50, $500. and upwards
=. H. T. keeps Musical Instruments, ia
general OF the best quality large Sloc Of Classical
and Standard NJ SIC always on hand, aud he il con.
stantly receiving the newest Publications.
Dec. 3l-ts
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DAN SMITH, PRINCIPAL.


Htceieiag and forrafdp,g Commission Merchants.
4 l their large fire ptopl Warehouse, on the Cunl.
N receive and forward Goods and Produce ON the most
reasonable terms.
TN hand, a large assortment of Livingston County
fhashs, AMI Plough Castings, Salt Plaster and Gr,co
tes Jan. ll--uIv if
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GIN COTTON.

When We first read of the discovery in Germany of
the process OF rendering cotton explosive. said that BE-
c, three man,s it would be for sale in lynchburr In
s than SIX weeks. the article made here. and eur
pcghbor DR. Seay. by his advertisement in oday's pa
,.r fulfs our pralicon. by offering Tor sale Gun Cot
I'm. OF xcellcn quality. Manufactured by himself.
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la W NOTICE.

IENllE partnership The practice of Law heretofore ex
isting between The undersigned WAS dissolved on
the first day OF january, by lmltion. The Joint aton-
ton oi tho undersigned will he gvon 10 all unfinished
business OF tho late firm and each of them is authorized
In receive debts due IT, Il T. Manson will continue 10
practise III the Courts of Amherst. Bedford Campbell
and iynchlmrg aud III the Superior Courts Of Rock
bridge HIS Office is immediately aboye that occupied by
II +. and \. C. Manson. A. {. Manson has IA ken an
oicrm Sch"uicd's brick building near tho Mar.
ke louse. and will practice in the Courts Of Campbell
and Lynchhurg
Il. T., MANSON,
Jan 1-lmif \. {. MANSON
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o,- Mr. Evans of Nsne. may be added u the list of
Senators. who have in the army. Young Evans
Graduated last Summer al the Military Academy, and Is
now with Gen Wool as Lieutenant Of Dragons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

An adj urnod mcetns Of the friends Of Temperance
will be HID on Tues lay night ucNt. At the Baptist
'n9neh when the tamoitee appointed Cor thai purpose
VIII pre@hi mcmoral u the Legislature PRAYING 10
peal - all laws con-n4 the retail of ardent slfis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
1ass. JOHN N. sNrrsu:

A Syon are not an nhnbinnt of tins Cummonw oalth
= "a take tins method Of informing YOU that shall
on the ih, l2h aud l3th DAYS Of Mach noxt nt the
Law oh'c OF Nlossrs A,shs y Speed IN the town Of
iAnehhnfg, between the hours oi clock IN the morning
and O'clock IN the afternoon proceed 10 take the dcpa
silol5el sundy witnesses, Ia he read evidence ON the
tral o the sun now depending IN the tncul Superior
Count 81 Law and CHANGER, for the county Of Prince
Edward, IN which am panln, and YOU aud others are
deioudants
HENRY JACKSON, an lniant.
hy Pleasant Labby. his guardian
Jan. ll-Wtl3N and next friend
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r. Ms. Anne l.omav ,daai utter oithe late Ml1rM p
Inuax L. ). A. learn, has entered tho Convent at
,,rycown. ID. C..anl viii SON take the veil Mss 10
,n,x resided. until lately in Liberty, Bedford county
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tpiIt T.,

NOTICE.
FENlllt subscriber IA hls opportunity ii returning
his grateful aeknoN s.gcncus To tn old cusiomer5
o Lee y Roberts 6r thu very liberal patronage bestowed
upon thom and s1clls continuance of the same
and epublic gonem =othc nCw concern II Mcl)an
ii Ice assuring them that II shall be olhcr Itcrus.
having advantages any other housr IN the matkNt.
th.seWho have Nhtahey. Brandy, or Produce gcnor
all, sell wall find II thcr interest 10 call on Nci)an
le \ l.co before dspaslng Of it, JOHN Is. LEE.
Jan. at
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THE BOOKSTORE OF
NASH ~ WOODIIOuSE.

A ! tins establishment can always be found, in add
~ ton to large stock OF BOOKS, both School and
Miscellaneous. a complete assortment Of
PIANO FORTES
made hy Stoddau 4 Durham, New York. These lr-
srnments stand the head of the list of superior Psno
Fertes.'
Among the many high cncominms from personal sour
passed upon the excellence OF Stoddar s Dunhams
Pianos, that OF DE Meyer stands conspicuous To thei
superior tone and great durability, he aflinus without
qualification and the strength Of action and their CAPE
by 10 trlc under his rapid and powerful execution,
must be in truth superior 10 have stood the Of his
ordeal
Soddart & Durham aim to make no difference in tho
tone capacity Of their Instruments The style work
manship and expensiveness of fnsh constitute mostly
the variations in price This is great advantage for
their equality in tone. and durability, give additional
To the distant purchaser that he procure of
good piano by order if he appear in person
and select it himself
o. These instruments are sold on trail Prices the
as the Manufacturers
NASH s WOODHOUSF,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fortes and Music,
l39 Main Street.
Richmond, Nov 10 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

CAST. for Negroes.
i. G. II T. 5 w 4 n ED
ENiE subscriber is still in market for the purchase Of
any number Of
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
suitable Tor the New Orleans market
Persons having the above description of property Nr
sale Will find greatly their advantage by making
carly application to HIM, as he is paying the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES IN CASH.
IL as) wishes to purchase or Carpenters and
lilacksmltls. T.. AIYEyS
Persons at distance, having any Of the above prope,.
y IN sale viii be promptly attended by addressing
f. NJ
NoH. 3m If
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EANsSsssstsG ACADEMY.

~ Vii, next session Of tins Institution will commence
Moudly, Isl OF Fthruar, and close the last Of
june. with the usual public cNcrcsus
Tho course o study Is extensive. tmbiaen, all tho
branches essential to thorough English and Classical
education.
DAN SMITH. Principal
H. X. SMITH, Teacher Of anpuapcs
\. B.-Nl scholar can enter the elias, In ipoh k,cppu
after the first week OF the session.
Jan tim
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Cl~Ea for goo EIe.Eses -

IA ARC now in market to purchase fall supply
w of NEGROES.
We say to our friends, and the public generally,
that we will pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
for all young and likely \ 6 II o f S, of both
sexes
Those having such to sell Will find it to their interest
to call on us before making sale.
Three good BIACkSMrlIiS and CARPENTERS
All ed We viii give liberal price for the same.
HART < DAVIS.
\. B.-A communications from the country rela-
tive 10 the above description Of property, will meet with
prompt attention. IL. & d.
July % Is
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"A. d. BECkER.

"a b. RUCkER,
HHANING purchased of Miller & Rucker their On
4 tire stock VIII continue the business one door a
hove their old stand. in the house formerly occupied by
Nichols s Bell as IA Dry Goods store. From the varie-
v and extent Of his stock he fatters himself that he
VIII TIC able to Please all who may favcr HIM with
call.
Nov. II is If
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Amount o bills and Notc.
deposited IN Banl, o VI. slsO ~ -
Amt. Of suspended debt, ~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

VA Tn lsl 81 January lala, each share Ntiilh
1872 10
On tn - ui January 1877. each share worth Gil %
liy The amount contributions, each share, t26
for the current year, and tappeasth, So I. profit each
sc 81 Stock has been mad IN the lSl6 being frsc-
ton ever ~ per cent per annun.
lis Institution commenced It's operations, about thuccn
under the favorable Tor
successful hut such have been the and
fidelity with which It's Affairs managed, that has
the die confidence, and NV ENJOYS II to extent
passed, II equacd, 10y similar Institution IN the Common
wealth At first 81 COURSE but experiment and
its success attributable la the Jealous curtpize oi its pro-
lrctns and the faithful attention o its officers II has
than met the expectations al sangune friends and
th3aghit j. still stricti, "Savng, Bank, yet Nou-,
shown by the amount oits safe keep
my This in ad of the JOINT nnl, (now Amounting above
stated sGG91~ 25) enables the Bank to al14l facilities
or community, which lpse superseded, e>rn If
npl entirely, The necessity At time deemed Ia exist OF
thllslns another banking Institution On thr
list january, 1873, the ee capital u this Institution,
SlSis -, ii 3 slSl 10 I'll And thoughtful lalec
potion ol his latter SUM Ia composed oid,p sts, The pas,
history Of the Bank Vii ba that increase from this
be reasonably expected ir the lst 81 laanafy lS
the anann 81 deposits SsBl9S i-noN il exceeds that
sum by 81 ,lGJ - as shown above
hor Committee take pleasure in giving 1t as their opinion
that the Institution worthy OF the high character has gam
cdand Is justly entitled to- continuance Of the public Ia
and patronage.
The books neatly and accurately kept the officers
prompt and obigmg IA the performance ui then duties
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. I. WII.IlAMS,
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NOT II T..

Ian SOtce.
ID OBERI j. DAVIS will continue attend the
q Courts heretofore attended by Daniel * Davis and
viii retain the Office occupied by them.
Dee. 3I-2m If
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To Me Stockholders Of The Cai;c,,s Sarings Ba,L,
Lpte'hWc:
yNil nnd PsSned appointed committee in pursuance OF
tbs 9th section al tia Al ." Assembly ehaterng the
SAID an 10 examine into anl L. report is erneial condition,
have nde the necessary esuon, and submit the follow
ing report o the coalition o the Bank the ist January,
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- >, '' UNIT NHIVIT'I 10 TIT T''TI VI -'I'I'
ai oe comnlss ned to supersede them both. Sill,
80 inc truly Christian doctrine inculcated by our oppo.
l'"' mat we must submit To the mysterious disp-nsa
s VI democracy .wthJutmurnur and without question.
a. may be treason 10 remind You that have twice
N'h The armies Of England from shores. with III
nc '" " Lieutenant General. and we should SUR !
,If'o so insignificant an enemy as Mexico without ON
n'afy men at least socm to have seen nothing in tie
a'"ons d the 9Th a1d 9th and of Monterey. TO e1nce
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15
Obituary..

Died, on Friday, April 3, at the residence OF her
father, in Hancock county, Martha, daughter OF Gen
Milroy, aged 80 years.
The deceased became a member of the Presbyterian
church of Greenfield at its organization last autumn
and has left evidence satisfactory and highly crafty
ing of her acceptance with God and salvation through
crucifed Redeemer.
Her sickness was protracted and her sunerihgs
great but her exit from earth bright and happy.
The morning of her death she expressed the most
perfect assurance of Savours love and forgiveness
and although the loss is very great to the family OF
her father, in which she supplied the place OF her
mother, whom she has gone to meet IN Heaven,
and will be deeply felt not only by many who have
benefited bv her Kindness in sickness and distress,
but also BY numerous relations ard friends Yet
great as is their loss, infinitely greater her gain
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15
CAmAReo. March 10. 1917.
DR.. L. DUNLAP.

(AMARGO, Indfch IL, 1911.
Friend ChapmGn-From the above date you may
readily fancy us sup and at 'em guards" The order
for Saltillo direct came Just in the Mich of time
Matamoras was becoming most Internally dull, and
the Mexicans had all ''vomosed ell rancho,' carry
ing with them every beautiful cgarto smoker in the
place, might add after the style of friend Watts,
most Internally tedious and tGSteeSS too. On Monday
the Sth instant, we bundled up buds, consisting
of two check shirts, pair of socks sc. &C., took
possession Of the cabin and decks of the steamer
Whievlle, and pulled ourselves to Camargo, landing
in double quick time
Col. Curtis marched last Sunday for up country,
where all is confusion-fghtng surprising, and muir
dering. Taylor has fought and vanquished Santa
Anna in battle, which at the same time that it will
have a weighty aud forcibe argument for speedy
conclusion of the war, will not leave rag of popu-
arity the back of the one-legged hero Of San ia
cinto. Taylor went into the field with 45OO volun-
teers at his back. Santa Anna assaulted him with
81 900 of the soldiers whom he has been cultvating
so long at San Luis. After bloody contest of two
days and the greater part Of one night the latter
sounded retreat, and hurried off his military carriage
for Aqua Nueva. 1000 MexcaIs were left unburied
on the field; while 1000 more have fallen prisoners
of into the hands of the victor. victory so
great unprecedentedy glorious could not of course
be purchased without loss on our side Among the
700 heroes who were slain and wounded on that bloody
day, we, who knew him from infancy, have to mourn
the death of Captain Kinder. Poor Trus The glory
which shall forever shine upon the field which was
thy death-bed, and WHICH shall reflect lustre upon thy
and fate is but sorry consolation for the loss
this death infcts upon country and friends Peace,
though, to his Names When we reach Saltlllo, we
will mark his resting place, and save II from obtera-
ton and disrespect.
! train of go wagons was attacked just beyond
Cerralvo and captured by Urea. The inhuman devil
heape1 the wagons into vast pyramid, threw into
them the bodies of the Transfers whom he had preyi
IOuS 10 m cred seffin fret them blot
ted his country with infamy, while he himself bur-
dened his own pocket with lions share OF $4,000
which at the time being conveyed 10 Monterey.
Major Gliding, returning from Monterey to Ca
margo with 400 Orleans, attacked 1900 Mexans, kill
ed great NUMBER chased the rest out of town, and
amply revenged the loss we ourselves sustained
From such incident you may infer that we are getting
into rather torrid neighborhood. Give US your bes
wishes though and we will win names for ourseyesanC
State which will set us for vaor and chivary along
side of Kentucky and Virginia.
In conclusion, old fellow, the Hoosiers in Mexic'
; have adopted a motto and battle cry
Indiana forever
Your friend, LEW. WALLACE.