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hss again ssosssf lhs aes9S4in. ain a.,
lssn handfed fssulsr .e.sslsys 10 .r<f III.
tween % end OF suPpiiss. s-ss'.'.
The Ntw Orlssns De " shs sth ina,
say. " The Mercury Of las. sssninr
learns from passengers thss cane On ina
Alsbams. that GIN. seoll was attn ii tn.
sbIs on Ihs 26sh Juhe. wsi.ing rsinIesst.
asnls. - he thinks II nol advisable 10
mareh on lie capital with lees shsn 10.
900 men. - II il positively ssssr,sd thai
The MsxFsns all make srens s..hd
semsx here On lhs road bel~sea Pssbls
and The espissL All eonnunirsiiens BE-
tween Vera cIUx and Puebls are snlistly
ovl Of. A large nvmber 81 males ~sIs
isksn from o iol ~ Vera CGux on shs 9Th
sll. sald 70 Ls 1900 m nanbef. The
Americans ish in charge VI The mul,s
we're Immediately pot 10 irons. beisg ss.-
pee.sd Of having had connection wi.h he
guerrilla party that look The auIes.
.Gener.l esd.slsdsr had arrived a
Pusbls. Tin. Plllsw was met on The
road by the courier. snd . 40 6ghling ess-
~ inch Of lhs gIound-" :s~. as
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~ As fss ~ ,he suecess. of their military
operations ia concerned. nothine mefs
conclusive can be co,csised ,hap The ials
movements ni The United States senetaIs
sRsinst The lorces that the Msxlcsnt have
been sble. 70 oppose ~ them IN she fisld.
!. is impossible 10 read shs account" OF
these successive. actions silhout some-
thing like q feelina .of eonsgps Jos Tho
bes,en. party. 80 s,rons On fflee, do The
iriumphs Of mll,.sry prowess exercise on
the mind. Almest desp,.e. oil the elslms
ofjus,iee, spd Of compassion for. The count
less and unotIeading thousand WHOSE i"sss
ere lnextsicably bound up With those on
Tho bea,sn troops. one 10 tempted 10 sk'
acls,m. thai ,hey who know so Ill ho~ 10
defend . county arc mol worthy to pos
ssss one. The psize OF empme 90 oil hl''
tory tells us---be.rs inscribed upon toe
legend. Deiur .Fortiori. s5 Il
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Later From Oregon.-Ths Boston ed.
iios have received Oregon papers 10 tlm
l6.h Of January by the arrival VI Tie
considerably later than our 6l,s.
The addilionsl information ihey gain Iron
them. hnwsssI, 10 only ihsi the Lsgala.
lure sdlsurnsd 90 iks goth Of Dsrembes,
having passed th,riy.lwo bills and sUnd,y
Issolanops. Among the. b,lls ~s one
su,horixIng the msnu,sesufs and sale Of
svirilvous l,quoss. In wss vetoed BY tor.
Absrnsshy. bsI The House passed u again
BY The constitutional sole. The pilot bill
of whlch ws spoke yesterday was 6nslIy
passed.
District and County Courts have been
established, and the - hols territory d,,l.
dedI,n,o counties. Mr.. 8. X. barlow 10
sulhorxed by 90 act Of the Isgusls'uis 10
epen road across the Cascade mountains.
The whols debi OF the Territory 10 e..
simased 81 $4,000. @~
This citizens generally are Represented
10 be happy and 10 prosperous condinon.
Previous 20 The adjournment Of The I.'g.
isls,uss memorial 10 Congress vas adcp.
sed e..yins The extension OF the laws Of
TIE UniIsd Sia,es over Ine aerrisory. and
The organixs.i0n Of . territorial govern.
menL -.~ Com. .adreriiaer.
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From the Sandwich Islands. by
tbs same ass,sal Iron California ws have
Sandwich f.lsnd papers 10 tbs 10Th Of
Janusy. The Polyuesisn Of That date
10 msialy flied ~iih accounts af our wsr.
like doings in Mexico and CsI6ornis. -
hannounces, howss sr, The arrival Of 81.
" barrels Of -four from Oregon. ~hieh j.
,ays csma in good. lime: The numsIopss
men-oi.wsr in Tie Pacific were ."".esting
The Sandwich islanders 4sgl.ol house ard
home" .e@ 5#r
There is some good-nstorsd ..bspieriug
be.ssen The editors. oil 0tsgon aud HOBO.
lulu. The turner invites the, SaRdw'eh
Islanders 10 lease their homes. and sells.
in Oregon, where every man ID . lsadspl-s
der; 10 which the Honolulu msu replies
that ihs Sandwich Islanders have no, ts-,
l,sh for the logs and lever and sgae sl.
Oregon; ill they ask 10 jha, The Oreaopisns
will ssnd ,htm pls MY oi flour aad lunbsI
ond lake sugar aud roHte 10 .exchpnSe.
A sensible notice. that. ar 2
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The remnant of the first Indiana Repi-
ment OF Volunteers, which has just re-
turned home from Mexico, numbers less
than 500 Of the 300 men, of which il ORR
glnally consisted. This regimen, was in
no battle, having been employed in guar
ding the depo.s on the Rio Grande; and
yet, gays the Louisville Journal, over one
half oil them have died, or were in dy-
ing condition, by diseases contracted in
that wretched climate.
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Chinese junk In New York.--The

UhAMu3C auuh al ANcW 1VA0s
arrived IN New York ON Friday last, from
Canton, a Chinese vessel or junk. ono
was bound 10 England. and pu, into New
York 10 refit. She had been two nun
slred aud twelve days making her passage
She 10 OF ,lse burlhen III about seven nun
slred tons. Her commander is an Eng
lishman. and her crew consists OF tii.sen
Engl,shmen and fifty Cinnamon. no
New York Express says she IN unlike y
ship. brig. schooner. STEAMER. canal-o"as'
or any other craft Her stern appears
like two or three poop decks piled one
above another, nearly City fee, above ''s
water. her PROV il nearly square. anu
open in front. She has gallefiesar walks
outside, extending from the s,ern 10 n''a'
ships.
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From the Matrimonial Intclligencer.
o'" "'0 1saso'ia' AhseHassneet' srst
Extract Of letter received in this city from al
officer in Gen. Wool's division. $780,

Extract Of letter received in this city from an
officer in Gen. Wool's division. s~~A
:. Saltillo, June IL, ls47.
Dur troops ere nearly ell taken Of thi,
line and ordered 10 Vera Cruz. and We are
here in rather bad fx. Gen. valsneis,
~ho has been appointed 10 tbs supreme
command oil the Mexican army. 10 in San
Luis recognizing his forces for smother
csarpaign. while ~e srs doing nothing.
and can do nothing. owing 70 the ,swness
and fswness oil our tsoops. We hear Of
troops arriving q, Ms,amoros and Point Isa-
bel, but immsdisssIy they are sent ior by
Gen. Scott and We sre left alone. We
have here about fifteen bundled men, oil
told: one regiment Of Mississippi, one
ba't,lIon OF Virginia, and one company
Of North CaroIius. In Monterey one
battalion of Vmeiuia and the Massschu.
sets; and the North Caroline below,
keeping up The line Of communication.
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Col. DonTpfrsIf says that Ills famous
Missouri borg have one more r than Gen.
Fa;ior h'mseH-,hey are Rough, Rag ssa
sd keedy.
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New Orleans, July q.

@sSW otae@hsi Shts o.
The adyices from Mexico 10 the morn
ing Of the 29sh Of June, and from Puebla
10 the 30th.
Zen. Scott had not been able 10 leave
puebla. He was waiting the reinforce
men,s under Gen. Cadwallader aud Gen.
Pillow, who had not then arrived. Some
of the papers mention that Gen. Cadwal-
laler arrived al Puebla on The 3Oth. lie
was al Perote about the 29lh, awaiting
Gen. Pillow.
The news from the city of Mexico il
very indefinite. Gen. Scott, il 10 said,
has communicated 10 the government that
Mr.. Trist was with him and authorized
10 negotiate for peace. Santa Anna
had been in vain endeayoring TO pro-
cure quorum of Congress to lay Gene
raj Scots communication before il.
We are unable 10 throw much light up
on the movements of Gen. Cadwallatler
and Gen. Pillow. The latter is said To
have been compelled TO contest the. road
with the guerrilla parties, till he was be-
yond Cerro Eorlo. GuerriIlcros took adj
vantage of every defie to resist his pro-
gress. His loss is said to have been Sc
we're. *28# '@@S.
The Government oil tie city OF Puebia
has been entrusted 10 lieutenant Colonel
Bolton OF the Sd Artillery. . Il
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An .7ns,cey to the Questinn, What harm Oh
War has done 10 u.s."


Col. VIM. ID. Campbell's frs. regiment
OF Tennessee volunteers numbered 1000
brave men on their march TO Mexico
Only $50, rank and file, of this gallan, re.
giment returned with their Colonel to their
homes.
Col. VIM. 4. HaskeIl's I'd regiment of
Tennessee volunteers numbered l,04O on
their march to Mexico. Only $50 of
these gallant men, rank and file, returned
with Col. Haskell to their homes and
frierds--iheir wives and chldren-their
fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, and 9th
er relatives and friends.
The rest Of them--fLirfeen hundred
and hiriy--sickness and bullets, disease
and shot, and swords, have consigned 10
N carly grave in foreign land, from their
native homes, without collins and winding
sheets, or head.sones to tell who they are
or rhcre they are. Poor fellows! mourn
fol and vacant are many loved homes and
firesides: but the sleeping dead know il
not. They repose beneath the burning
sands Of an inhospitsble cline, promiscu-
ously thrown together: and there they
must rest in quiet till ahe last loud trump
calls the nations Of the earth TO stand be-
fore the God OF Armies! ..~ ... .
Jonesbvough Wing.
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). The Turkish Government proposes
raising 10000 Christian seamen. to serve
in the navy. in conjunction with Mu.sul.
man mariners.
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ir, say1 nt. wac, 700 10 be candid. No
sns 10 tue friend 10 one in high su-
tiop unless he will be csudid and spesk
,he ruth. And nov. Msor. 1 Jsos ~an,
YOU DO A aiss sne; want goa 70 be cam
did. sad tell ne Jest VIVA, you shs1k. You
wen, aieAg with President Jsckson when
he made hs lower deah Esss, and had
ehsnce 10 see the whols eperssion; and
nov wse, you 10 tell ae candldly, IL
you ahiuk The people ~ss any more toud
VI him ihsn they sse os me.
Well aow, Coloael. ssys !, no, wish
ing to hart yost GeelIns stall. but, 0eiu
,ou'ss ssksd my candid opinion. ! wont
dear bal ~hs, the people are very I"nd
Of on, smszinly iond, perhaps - fond a.
.hey can be. but, af.ss all. these times
Amt exactly equal 10 old Hekorys
times.
tsas whs, DO you meat! ssys hs.
We'll, says |. the people oil seem 70 be
am zan fond, but. some how IL scene 10
have a sort Of mother -in-taw shoe sbou,
III h don't seem 10 be 60 real hearty ~
they showed ID old Hickory.
Well now. Msjor, Gays he. and he red.
deued . lilile whea be said this; says he,
llla, only shows how suons your preJu-
lcss set in favor Of The old Gtner.l. But
luoughi you vac . man OF . stronger
mind snd soundcs judgment. capt sgres
with YOU sgains. tas evidence Of my uwn
ssnses. Dad you notice ell the wy along
how thick the crowds aock d round me 10
shake hands With me! @~
Yes, rays !; bul they didh's 60 il wilE
ssea rush us they did ~hen my old
isssad the t;in.rsl come this way. They
ismasd around him 80 they had t,climb
ssss each others heads TO get 81 him. And
] he'd - lske bold sometimes by the hour
together and help t,a shake hands With
'sm. or he lever would have got through
sish one.half Of 'em.
Well then. says he. did 500 mind how
ssud they ehsered aud hurfshed wheIeser
&c come along.
Yes. CofoGei. ssys |. ! heard ill that;
but. my grseiuos " hetsser Old Hickory
made bus sppesfsucef The etow6 TosFfd
lisM uut hse shunIer.
W.n. Ma1ors says be- they euuida',
heal hen cheers tt,sr The Democrats and
Capt Hynten g,ve me al 1'sngnahy
Iish. know, thunder itfelf couldn't beat
that. Es nc usrt Major, fer yoT 10 ~
que no rir': no President ever received
such marks Of honor iron The peorIs be-
lore. ! srn sure OF thstf mean The whole
people, Fedefssish as vel as usmocta,s:
that is. II ,hete is sGs sach people ..
FedesaI,sts now dsys; and Mr.. Richie
.sys there IL. Only think. file OLD Irdet.l
state OF massachusetts did the business
up - handsome and seemed 10 be as l"tst
of me a. Governor liff. 8 ate; ! couIdn'
zee any dtGersncs. yc@ mss ecnft s.
Major, tas. even your cd lrisdS HICKORY
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/ and firing, and speeches,
d suppers. and shaking
erd The steamhn.s from
s.s We 60, . little breath
a good long ,slt.
kldent TO me: Nov, Ma
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Flaa u Na.laasl.ialrIIIIilrsEul

-
A. xas ala Es.l sstisiaruon hal 90
ssesghwed sgasa. Esssssday. smung osI
lslsIs ltsa lhs Pest oiise. the ksnd-wEiI.
isg Il ssr frisnd Mgss gsrk Downiag,
His perssnsi sssosmHens. - ouf leaders
know. h.fs slws,s been wilh lkesr wh0
haze n.ds a . norssi ulFsses In us--sssn
"a tIe sHIsEg Of dsaosnslng % - wsssl
aressea--thsG &c havs moi aiwsys sPPfe'-
sd Of dhsir principles or lhsE assssrs':
but. some how or olhsF. our feelings base
slwsys yesrnsd 10 The 'M.oF. There 70
such q transparent honesty IN al ms
thoughts, AID svrh . klRdiInsss OF heart
reresrl,bls in I'll his mssiOn's that ne
souIj IslhsI 81 sny lime receive tfea
rehuks from Lin than lhs pEslss oil some
fnIks, Hnhe . pleasure 10 %, - II 10. 10 be
able 10 differ IRON public osb. 10 canvass
lhsir measures, and even 10 ssnsuFs then,
ahere eensure 10 deserved. ~iihosi cher.
ishing any Thing Ike personal malice
towards ihem. ihe reader may lpsgins
whss ralrs ne place upon The tetrss-
rond.nes Of mpe.hssiGsd nsa Ike Ma
lor Downing. Who has pal entered his
frissdship Tor 10 10 be sundeIst. or even
shsksn, BY The nspY differences oil oPin-
ion about men aud measures thai have
grsws up bsgwesp Us lsr The last .wsnly
yssrs.
We sis Eish, Glad 10 understand. from
THAT be says o. The close ef The following
letter. thsi IL 10 not the last ne nay ex,
peci itom he Mayor.
DoAniag.lle, sway down East.
~ the State Of Maine. July 8, is47.
Mr. gaLEs q SEsTeS: My Dear Old
Fsisads: Ny letter 10 you 90 board the
steamboat 90 Long Island Sound sss eGt
of 90 slion BY The bells raging Cor - 10
gel ready 10 60 ashore. that I didn's get
half ihrsugh telling sou ibe talk | had
~iIh lie President that day: and we've
had 90 much talk since. and seen 80 much
on che journey. that I shsni be able 10 Tell
sou one hsA aos sqsarter on ,in letter. L,
you'd iakes shoIs book 70 give sou good
molten OF The whole story. Bot the Pre-
sideu< vii bs back 10 Washington before
you can gel this letter. foe no started 10
20 back last Saturday; 80 yos esa gei The
whole account Of ,hs journey from lin.
lls'H BE- delighted 10 &c, down sod tell sou
oil sbaus il; iss bee been amazingly
pleased ~ilh The whole journey frsn sep
10 bolton. He's been an his bIga teei'd
hoo. oil The nay. Instead oil etswin
more sssonin by bswIDg 90 uueh. IL
seems a. 4 I've s,osd sHaighser then ever.
lie told .he Goseraos. in las speech sl
Augusta. Saturday. Ill seldom hsppens
that The e0uiss Of any mans life 10 mako
BY 90 distinguished q secsp'ion az has been
sceosded 10 ms to-day" Well. 20 il has
sn.sn DIE way along; hurrahing. end
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ObtIudbCIus
The rules of the General Post Office
Department authorize such receipts to
be given, and paid here when the amount
does not exceed $40. When it does ex-
ceed SO, it ia best to remit as much as
possible in bank notes, and the Postmas-
ter's receipt for the balance. The Post
masters receipt should DO sent directed
to Ms, and not to the Postmaster 10 this
city, as some persons are in the habit OF
doing. The money should be here by the
7th Of December, at fartherst to procure
all the numbers. If not here by that time,
we may not be able to furnish the 6rst
numbers.
Proprietors Of newspapers who copy
this Prospectus, and send US enc copy OF
their paper containing 1t, mark ed around
with pen, to direct our attention to it.,
shall have their names entered on our
books for ose copy of the Congressiona al
Globe and Appendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are SO low
that we cannot afford to credit them out;
therefore no person need consume his
timo in writing for them unless he sends
the money. BLAIR AND R1VES.
Washington, Oct. Is, 1916.
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Ladies Slips,

Half Caters, seal ties; Calf skin hes, Kip
Lace Roofs, Children Shoes, India Rubber
over Shoes for Ladies, lined with flannel
and fur; Gents CaTskin, Kip and heavy
Boots and Shoes, Shoe Thread.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
the kinds now used in schools, Adams and
Smiths Arithmetics; Testaments for l2A
cts., fine article; Blank Books, writing
and letter paper, Almanacs for lS47;
eboard, Black and Blue Ink, slate
pencils, sand paper.
Ladies' Leghorn and StaW Bonnets; Gems
Hats and Caps; Umbrellas, good article.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE;
Beautiful article, Blue Stone ware, in
sets; New style of common cups and
plates, Covered Glass Molasses and Cream
pitchers; Yellow FIRE proof Pie Plates;
bowls. pitchers, plates, sugar
bowls and cream Jugs.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
Ohio Statesman.

again enter upon the responsible and
important trust Of editor and proprietor oil
the Ohio Statesman. 10 thus again launch
ing into the sea Of politics, can offer no
pledge but devotion TO the great end and
aim Of old and long tried democratic prin.
ciples and the party, as founded BY the i'm.
mortal jefferson. To rally the sound
heads and honest hearts 10 one great stand-
ard Of republican truths, will be the object
and ardor Of my soul. We are defeated
nj various points, only from want ofhar.
mony and action. No one can critically
examine the rsturDs Of elections for the
last year, and not be convinced of this.
There is nothing. then, TO discourage dem>
ocrats, but thousand arguments to
strengthen them 10 renewed life and sner.
gy. Have I ths pledge of the veteran
demoorats-ths old and the young--of our
glorious State, that they will lend a help
ing hand to achieve a result that will be
both honorable and full ofhops to patriotic
freemen? feel confidence that shall
be sustained in this resolve, BY the unit ed
energies Of the democracy ofthe State, 80
long as shall have an eye single to the
great principles of pure republicanism
and the certain triumphs of the democratic
party. Without any further apology, then
] fling my flag to the breeze, trusting TO
the noble democracy ofo state to keep
it there flying.
TERMS.
The ONO STATESMAN will be published
weekly tho year round in advance)
at $500
Daily during the session of the Leg
islature, and tri-weekly the balance
of the year, at So Oo
.sHAy 8. MEDARY.
November 8, l646.
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CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.

At the commencement of this session,
expecting that the debates would be very
useful and Interesting, land they have
come up to our expectations, we printed
several thousand surplus copies of both
the Congressional Globe aud Appendix,
for the purpose of supplying all persons
who might subscribe during the session
with commplete copies of either or both.
We will be able TO furnish the back num-
bers to alfwho subscribe before the 9th Of
next March.
p BLAIR &c RIvES.
Washington, Jaasary %, ls47,
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TRUST TO BRANDRETH's PILLS

Take them so as to produce brisk eff.
feet and your sickness will he the afaiI
of a day or two, while those who are too
wise to follow this common sense ad, ice
will be sick for months. Let the siok en-
qure Of the agents for Brandeth's Pills
whether This 10 30 or not. Let them en-
qnire among their friends and ask the
same question. Verify if evidence is
let me say, use the
BRANDRErH'S PILLS,
Is the best advice mortal man can give
you.
NO CHANGES IN THE WEATH.
Err WILL MATERIALLY affect the bo
dy il the blood is pure. Every indivIdu-
al, even the most diseased, has within him
a germ or root Of that original pure blood
Of our common mother Eve; which germ
of pure blood Is the supporter Of his life.
and is in constant struggle to thtow off
The heterogeneous corrupt humors, which
are the causes of diseases in the iDdividu-
al. By purging the body of this diseased
individual Of its bad humors you allow
The germ Of pure blood to gain ground
and to make blood of better qnalit,
md so on progressively Till The whole mass
$ regcnera'ed; for the good priaciple or
rood pure blood, is always striving to pre-
dominate over the bad or diseased hu,
nors. let all who wish to have fine
leaIthy habit; who wish to hare soand
mind in a sonnd body; who desire to be
Bile TO stand without injury the conlinu
i changes of this climate; who desire to
ave healthy children, use the Brandreth
ills, which will etfectualIy cleanse the
loodaof all bad or corrupt huinors, and |
ssiore the human body TO a state of
ealth enjoyed before the introdnc ton of
,ineral medicines, Remember Brand
eth Pills place within the reach Of all |
ealth and long life.
ID. & w. Ayres, Upper Saudusky, Jo-
eph Shorb, Little Ssndnsky; W; II.
ones Il Co. Carey town; II. Freet, Me
ul chonvilie; +. Hloom, Mexico; Henry
hoomani Crawford ,p; Joseph Shilling
Oct 80, '46.--4.-2m.
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LAW ADLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott,

A TTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT
IA LAW, and Commissioner to take the
Judgements of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsy lvania, will hereafter practice in
the county of Wyandot, and the a adjoining
Counties. He will also faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus>
tness entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments of wri-
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandott
CO., Ohio. [sept. 5, '45.