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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

II WILL give the highest market price FOR
j Washed and unNashed WOOL, in exchange
o. e. Dihmyreh make 81 PULLED and Plaid
Linzsys, Or any oihsr kind Of msrehandiss.
JOHN X. WHITE.
stsphsrdstown. Msy Il, lols.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
YfRGNia. 70 MT.

-.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
" .. Circuit sspetiss Court sfl..-1 ch..es-
2 ,os .hs coeesy e Jsasrses, May asts.
John and JACOB KTstssr,
PkkiEfiFfs.
AGAINST
-ddam Hsiser and Joseph Myers, Id
minisfrat0rs Of Harry Krsfzer, deed,
The said .4dan Krstzer II has indi-
uidHat character, the said Joseph .My-
ers and Eiizabeth his srifs, Eiizabetk
Ketzef. Daniel Kretzer, Henry, Sa-
ran, 7hOhqs, and .4na Elizabeth WGfn-
z ternoyer, Sarah Belle and Van Belt-,
her husband, .1aron, Margaret, ca
tharine. aad Villism Henry Faik,
and William Henry 1Sho,s,
AND Ds'ssDlsr''
Bsnidmia r. TOpats. PLAiNr.ry.
..fGAlESr
IN CHANCERYs
Extract from Tie Decree,
NNHBSE causes came on again 10 Be- heard.
u together. this 26th day u Nag. 1871, 10.
on the bills, &c.-oa eonsideraIion nheseof, The
Court taking the bill for confessed a. 10 the de-
feudants, who have not answered, doth adiudge,
order and decree, that Master commissioner
Worthinglon do examine, state and settle the ao-
counts Of Adam Kre,xer and Joseph Myers, q
Administrators Of Henry Kretzer, deceased,
and ascertain the amounts due from the said
Administrators 10 the disiributees OF the said
Henry Kreizsr. dseeased, and report - hi,
Court. in order 10 nnsi decree. stating all mat.
ters specially By himself deemed pertinent Of
which may be required to be stated. BY any Of
the parties. A Copy--Tesie,
ROBERTT. BROWN, Clark
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

VIRGINIA, TO UI1
~ he circui, Superior csar.Ipf "a. and Chan
sssy fss ne county q ssiisison, MAJ Term,
Piiiip Uniealour a.d Belly Al Sifs
PLAISFlFFs,
.1G.aL4S7
Jac0b Pulls and NSchb ldS PultS, Erecu-
tors of J1cob Boltz aeE'd, DaDid Ro-
senbereer, Nsckola{ Saul join Free
derrick Skanll and lsaar Palfz, ne se-
carifies Of tks said Jacob and .NScho.
las, ii their ereesieial bond, Jacob
Boltz, Isaac Bgftz, DaUid BoltS,
/ Nicholas Boltz, Jahn Henry s7llstadl
and Caty has wifsIl late GUY Boltz,
grand children, aha George Haseleit,
great grand cllM, dnd dsvisees 81
TIE said Jacob 5lk=j deed, Jacol
| Shaun and Sasai lbs rife, TIE SAL
Sssan being ck1R ind iegaiee d
the said jacob aclt2, decd, Mar
Elizabeth B0lt= aad Cetharine Bolt
| children Of Hsnrs Bolts, DECD, AM
grand children dnh lgatees Of tn
said jacob Bolt=s dsc'd, fhe said ia
cob, Isaac, DatsidI Nicholas ant
Cafy, children aid lhtirs Of Georg
Boitz, deed, and Jhco5 Slaau AM
Susan his ,0vs, ptA the pIaintit
i Betsy, residuury ltgptees of The sal,
Jacob Boltz, deed, II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

ExTRAcT FROM TIM DECREE.
LNHis cause coming % 9t De head this 25.h
u day Of May, lsi7, upon the Bill aud ex-
hibils. subpoena executed, md order Of publica-
lion, was argued By counsvlss pn consideration
whereof, il IS adihdged, ordefkd and decreed that
Commissioner Worihingten ae ssulethe execu-
.orlal account 81 tbs sxecafess Of Jacob Boliz,
deed, and also the accoani Of the legatees OF
said decd, so a. TO show he actual accounts re-
hliye i. the estate Of said deceased ss regards
the executors is well a. ths Ieeatees, and also
The distributes, said Commissioned being lnd
he is hereby detected 10 make any and all spe.
oial statements relative 10 the nid estate as con-
.nec,ed with the executors sat distributes and
also The legatees IS any oflthe parties may re-.
qnire 10 be made, oil o..whISh ne is directed 10
report TO The next term Of Ne Courl, Together
with his settle ment thereof III orderto further
proceedings in the cause
A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T, BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

The undersigned il authorized and will at
isrd 70 lie saie d de above property.
T. MCCORMICK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
IN CHANCERY.
c0MMisSIoNER,s OFFICE, I

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 4
Charlestswn, June II, ls47.
Persons concerned ID the execution Of the -
bove recited order Of Court, are hereby notified
that shall attend Al my Office on Saturday the
2lh day Of neri month, Julyl for tbs purpose
OF taking The accounts directed l9Ibe settled,
on which DAY by 10 O'clock A. NJ. they are re-
qaested 10 attend, with their papers. vouchers,
&c connected with ne aforesaid scceusts.
r. woRTHINGT0N, Mas. Com.
June IL, l647.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

CLASS No A. ron 1917.
To be drawn at Aleraudris, on Saturday,
July 81, ls47,
IS Number Lottery--ll Drawn Ballots !
SPLENDID PRIZES. i
| Prize Of 40 900 dollars
i DO Is 600
II do 8 600 q"
L do 5000
y do 4. $50
5 FRIES OIL 800 Dollars!
8 do I,250 do
10 dol 800 do
SC Sc. SC.
Tickets only si0-tialyes S5-Quar,ers ST. so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS wholes $40
Do Do DO DO 2sqa.risr. IS 90
ORDERS
For Tickets and Shares, and Certificates
Of Packages in the dbore Splendid Lot
teries, ciH receire the most prompt at
teation, and an account Of each dratc-
ing ,Oill be sent Immediately after IL IS
orer to all ,Oho order ffonr us. y
address,
J. G. & MAURY,
.sgtnis for y. W .Marry& Co, Managers,
Was aIEGToNCrTE. d. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
4 Rsallsman Va. accosled By pool

genuemau was occosteu oy poor
loafer Nho asked Tor charity.
Z will ispember you next time. re-
bIisd Tie eohilensn.
.rIssso your honor. said the 1oaier. II
dont credit. deal on the cash ptinci.
ple.i
-
40 frishman recently refused ID pay
tbs city tax in Norfolk 90 bis dog. be-.
cause the dog was not nsturalize6l
Tbs Washington Union says il can never
sustain any man who will PROSTATE the
Constitution. What Is the Nesior ofihe
Democratic Press going to desert Mt
Polk,
Al BuScH or KEYs There are Va
rious keys. said young man 10 another.
such a. sal-ksy. bul-key aud ris-key. but
the Only key 10 your heart il So key
III may be 50. replied the the other.
but | def anything 10 reach your heat
but shis-key.
A Ffsnchmau wishing 10 tell . fat lady
thai she vas very considerste. said. Ma
dame, you are very considerable
A kiud hearted old lady 10 Newburys
pori. Massachusetts,. lately seat vicioris
bcx Of 'poP'd corn. and BY The hsi
sieamef che received 4 letter 'sekaoel-
edrins ahs ecru. The old lady was 30
pleased % think she bad got letter ir0m
oaeen thai 'it rDiy sesuisd 70 pes -
che would s. Of.
II tTsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
Ar. ihete peaches &. for . hog 10 es, !
Dent knon. try them anc See


Somebody 1,tsd Baron HDihsrhild 10
take vsnison No. slid he baron. II
never esllh genison 1on'l think il ish
90 cool alh mutton q ssid The ba.
fon'1 lfiead. wonder 4 yopt s15ing so !,
III mutton were bcllif than penison.
Why does ssnison col 90 much uore:'--
~ replied he baron i siII tsll you
ty--in j'1o world d psoplssh alwaysh
prefer VI Ish dssf 10 vi ish SisP.'
? Nn. R.nsbol'on' he,sslf could
hardly exceed TIE bIDbds5s Of The man
Nho walked in,o the office Of Judge Of
PfobnIe. q . nee hbo.ing Slate. and ask
ed:
Ara you the Jnegs Of Reprobaes
i am the J0dge o! Probate,
We'll. that's Il, Z expect You see,
my father died deiesied. add be left sew.
afsl little inf dels, and | want TO be ihei.
fxecuiionefs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
uance's Compound Syrup

!
H0ace,s Compound Syrup
or HOfehOMmd.
nNOR The cure Of coughs, colds, consumption,
y splitting Of blood, pain in the side aud
Breast, Bronchitis, Group, asthma, and all.d
eases arising from sdisordered coudiiien Of the
lungs or neglected Cold.
The following sonnet was addressed iolthe
proprietor BY a5oupg lady who was cured Of
consumption
He! ys who pant, with failing breath,
And pine away, and die,
HAscE shall ''put away" your death,
And light, anew, your eye:
How sweet il mslts upon the tongue,
Hsw grateful,to the bresst!
A glorious theme for poets song,
Soothing his cough to rest.
HANcE favored of the gods art thou
A blessing ioihy race,
Let lsureis flourish on thy brow,
And wealth those iaurels grace.
When heroes are forgotten kings
Defunct or, ceased to reign;
Glory. for thee, shall hap her wings;
Thou eonqueror Of pain.
Prepared and sold by SETH S. HANCE, 1903
Ballimare st. and csrner Charles & Pratt sis ~
Also by the Agents named below.
HNnce's SGfsapGrifla Vege-
table or BLOOD Pills.
NlFTY Pills in 4 Box-the cheapest AID bes
II Medicine in existence
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
removing bile.
correcting disorders
Of hestamach and bowels,
csstiveness, dyspepsis, swimming
In the head, &C. Persons Of full habit
who are subject to headache, giddiiess, drowsi.
meas, and singing 10 the ears, arising from
too great dow Of blood 10 the head,
should never be without them, IS
many dangerous symptoms
viii be entirely carried
Cd or removed BY n
their immedi-
+ ate use.
Read The JoIioeing iuon ierfal cure Of Dysptpsid
This is to certify that my wife was afflicted
with the Dyspepsia for twelve years, and tried
both advertised medicines and Thomsonian, but
without effect and myself attacked With blind
ness. and my head ether wise affected from hard
drinking. so that ! was apprehensise htsIef
and seeing Hdncs' ssSarsapariiia Pills advertised
went and got q. box Of them, which, tony as,
PUNISHMENT effected q cure Of me aud my wife
both as yet. and do think them without rival
before the public. S,H.s HALL
Price 50 csuts per bottle. or>six bottles for
$3.50. a. Prepared and sold BY SETH s.
HANcE, i0s Baltimore street, and corner Of
Charles & Pratt sis. For sale also BY
JOHN P BROWN,
CharleTtoi0H i
JOSEPH ENTLER,
Shspkerdsio,cn
4. n. CRIDLER,
Harpsrs Fsrryj aad
DORSEY & B0WLY,
Jan aIisl1. ,WInehlsier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
To COntractOl.s.

10 Contractors.
THE smith6eld, ChsrissiowB, and Hsrpers-
i Ferry Turnpike Company wish to con-
tract for breaking stone, in the street in Charles.
lowp, and fer The delivery Of quantity OF
atone on The road between Capt James %.
Browns and Halltown.
JOHN YATES, Prssi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

Goob JoKE --0n the night OF the late
illuminstion d Cincinnati. alhighly exei,.
ed crowd assembled 10 front % The resi-.
bsnce Of patriotic citizen. who had gis.
% ont thai be would exhibit Drum.
mond light on The joyful ocossion. When
sxpecistlon tss Il lie highest pUihi. =
eoiofsd man walked out with someihing
luysietions 10 his hand. A loud shout
from the multitude rent The air. The
colored man placed upon dry goods box
aIpaper drum with lighted candle stuck
ID the end Of il. and underneath was writ
ten ia large capitals Drum and light
The crowd. good hunoreday. forglse The
Suibcr. for the sake Of The Joke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

And on inquiry can be had ID ali The towns 10
the State
JAP. 81, Is47-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

The Washington Union says il can never
Sustsin any man who will PROSTATE the
Constitution, What Is the Nesior ofthe
Democratic Pies, going TO desert Mt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

CcSsipEhArs. -. Johne don't eiss Coa
= siu SINNERS horses TOO much oets ~ on
know they hnss hzyi 'feih thur. SAID
Johu, ussihe towards the barn. And,
hsrk ys. John. done give them too
-huch has you know they have oais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

40 frishman recently refused 10 pay
The city tax in Norfolk on bis dog. be-.
cause the dog was not nsturalize6l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

A BuScH OF KEYs There are Va
rious keys. said young man 10 another.
such ~ sul-ksy. huxley aud ris-key. but
the Only key 10 your heart il So key
III may be so. replied the the other.
but I defy anything 10 reach your heart
but shis-ksy.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

a Ffsnehman wishing 10 tell fat lady
thai she vas very eonsiderste. said. Ma
dame, you are very considerable.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
TO Farmers and SIiIIcrs.
Music, Music.

GUPERioR and eonnen victims one, four,
- and sin ksyed fia;es; fifss Jewsharps,
&c Also. Exra Viola Bows. Bridges, Screws,
Aprons. French Rqsin. 6snuin< Italian Guitar
add fislin Ssiax., Clsriohst Reeds. &c. Also,
MUSIC SOCKS, via. gfiowe's Schnol Tor The
Flute. Violin, Guitar and Pisno. 1.-THE Violin
silhSul master. = = Accordion withoui = mas
|ler.r and ~Flsis Aslodiess arranged for one,
I'VE o. three Flutes or Fiolma, Music paper,
kc, jnsi recsiled md for sale very cheap By
11ne II. TH0s. KAWLiNS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

Feb. Is, USE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

\ tailor presented Bic secodai ID erp.
! tlsnsn for ssl,lsnspt I'll look over
ycur bill. aid lbe Rentlemsn srefy
good, ssiaths tailor. p,sJ don't OVERLOOK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

A Dscntnira1Irc snof -Tp9 mbn.
tones nod msrlip. uent deer hnnsint =
Allst rsnsinisf ,o<sihsf suhils ih1y
1sp1rlfe1. lnd 15oz Jones heating DE ~
pori q Msrtin's ebu. Nest q him See.
Ise 90 game. BE s.ksd bin u De bad
D1oi s1yIhing'
No .. fsplisd Mario very eafelsnly
said'nt shoot anything
What did 500 shooi ar ssked Jones.
Mario seeped confused. ard esadeds
fsplYs Joles lloked ssodpt liiIe snd
saw : calf grating shot distance 81.
Did yo1 shoot q Thai call Z. asked
tssss.
Yea replied Martha Il .hol Al 4
Yoa did.as BIZ Il ih0ugh. tsmarksd
dones.
No. { did not hit.s snd Marlin reai On
% explain. You see. | vas uncertain
Hbbiher Il vss cal: Or deer. add !
,bhol 90 - 10 BIT il II i vas deer. and
miss !, II il vas . cali FL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

foafer Who asked,i Tor charity.
Z will tspember you next time. re-
Piled Tie erhilemsn.
tfIssse four honor. said the loaier. 4
dont credit. | deal on the cash princi-
ple.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

,DsAK Iartasb The Boston Trsv,
alIsr says passenger ship stopped Il The
quarantine lately. when : passenger In
qsirsd. And what coaniry u this. siri'
IL u Deer Island, wss The reply. Oh,
tnufsher. snd have been On his long
toysks. and got back 10 dear irs!ana :.
gain. ] thought you would have been
bringing NE 10 Anirity. ,arsi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
500 ACRES.
Charlie County Land Tor sale.

fIOSF p. WhoHlIf0IOII
Rich Woods, Jan !. lsli-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
Encourage Home Industry

.sg.ni, for y. " .Msary& Co Managers,
Was aINGTosCrrE d. G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

AnnexArIoH.- Passing up street 4 few
days ego. We we're met BY an old lady.
Nhotp coualtnsnee betrayed symptoms
81 anxiety. She had been reading the
latest news from the var Says she.
young man DO you ihiak there 10 any
dsngsr Of Mexico being taking into the
Union.'
.0uess NOT We replied, 1t might be
laken "a By The rnion,'
Well says she, i an opposed 10 an
nsxing Il 10 The Union 10 any shape.
Alb. why 70 y we inquiringly respond.
I'd.
Why said the old dame III am dread.
fpl afraid Of Anticipates, and don't want
such things 70 CONS into the United
9Stsiss.'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-05
SICKNESS AT THE WEST.
Correspondence Of the ST. Louis New Era.
PEORIA, Nov. %. 1916.

Correspondence Of The ST. Louis New Era.
ProRIA, Nov. %, 1916.
The pas: season has been remarkable for
two events which are well worth "A place in
the memory of the oldest iuhabit1n,.' The
first is the extraordinary sickness which pre-
vailed through oui The State. We need rot
confine ourselves to Illinois, but the remark
will apply 10 all that portion Of our Cn;on "
ing North ami West of The Ohio river. IL
would have been bu; slight hyPeFbulc, last
September, TO have called this entire region
one vast hospital. In that month business
led me to the Rock River country, and as
travelled very leisurly III my own convey ance.
was enabled TO ascertain TINT in large settle
ments not single family was euiircv OK
empt. In some. every member was prostra
ted. depending upon visitors TO render them
assistance. while other families had 10 be re-
moved entire to the houses oil friends where
fewer were sick. What is also remlrkab Is.
that the disease WAS very seldom fatal and
it is very questionable whether the actual
morivlirv was as great rs in ordinary years.
Were all your readers psychologists. might
interest them by going INTO particulars. LIT
one case spfice. Calc>burg. where is loca-
ted Knox Manual Labor College. is Il town
of 8OO inhabitants. Al least One-hail Of these
were sick. and vet out OF the entire pOpuIa-
lion there was not a single death. The sick
ness in the resisn spoken of commenced
about the middle Of July-pro vid enialIy af-
ter the wheat harvest. remember of in-
curing Of one Of our millers. about the first
Of August. how the mill (stream) was going
on, wher be replied that he could get no
wheat-that the people in the country were
all so sick that they couldn't get it thrashed
out. This was actually true. The sickness
continued throughout September and Octo-
Der, the last mouth probably furnishing as
many new clses as either Of the preceding.
Thanks TO a kind Providence, universal
health is now restored; and as il to enable
the farmers to bring up leeway, the same
kind Providence is continuing The mild au-
tumnal weather beyond all former example.
The number Of deaths here this year will
be about one hundred; population two
eight hundred. This is one out OF
every tweuiy-eight. The average mortality
in the United States, believe. is one out Of
fifty or thereabout.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-05
LOSS OF THE STEAMER MOHE-
GAN

The steamer MohcSan. running rs a
freish;-hoat between New York aud Bridge
port. in connection with the liousaiun.c Rail
road, was wrecked on Saturday at 3 l-2 o.
clock, by running on the Gangway Rocks, a
short distance below Sands Point Light.
The accident is said to have occurred in con-
sequence of the extreme low tide. A hole
was stove 10 her bottom, and she was i'm
mediateIy run aground at Cow Bay. where
she sunk within two feet Of hci hurricane
deck. She lies within twenty feet OF the
shore, about hundred yards from the Sands
Point Lighthouse. She is total wreck and
her freight, which is very heavy. is nearly all
under waller; portions of it, however, are
strewu along the shore.
The steamers MountaiEeer, Nimrod and
Cricket came almost Immediately to her aid.
hut were unable TO do more than take of
her passengers and bring them back to the
city.
1t will be remembered that The Moheean
went through the Sound on the night in
which the Atlantic was lost, and she has now
met a similar fate in broad daylight, ilioush
the waters were calm and placid.
We are indebted for the above statement to
the polite attention Of Mr.. John Ii. Keyser,
who was passenger on the Cricket, and an
eyewitness Ofwhat he describes.
2. S.-Our ship-news collector states that
there is some prospect of saving the boat
she not appearing TO be so much injured as
was at first supposed. The Mohegan. we
learn. was owned by the New-Jersey Steam
Navigation Company, and was not insured.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-05
VERY LATELY STEAMER TOHA
EAkA

The dates are Vera Cruz. ? Dec; Mexico,
81 Nov; Tampico 25th Nov; Chlhuahua,
51,h October.
The war ensrosscs public attention, and in
recording the efforts making 10 strengthen
: mta Annals army. the editors and uewspa
per correspondents generally agree that The
last Struggle is IL he made at San Lnis Poto-
ST. No effort is apparent TO prepare the
public faInd for negotiations, except such as
casual aiinsions 30 the approaching session
Of Congress and the deliberations of that
badly upon The melancholy condition OF the
Rcpuhlic. The new government works sat
is!ac;orily. Arrangements for restoring the
Stale Governments 10 their former positions
under The constitution of 1924. have been
complete in all the late departments, with
great satisfaction 10 the people.
The Legislature of Yucatan, hitherto the
Inst 70 hull out against rcvolurions. met aud
promptly ratified the remuneration. and the
restoration Of The, Constitution Of 1924.
NcNi in importance 10 The meeting OF Con-
crcss. was the elecl9n of President. Santa
Aana positively declines tho office. although
some nj the States hive p~titionei govern
mrnl in favor of giving him dctato'ial powers.
All he asks, or Processes 10 ask. is the Iiils Of
'BrNEFAcToR OF HIS COUNTRY.
Another change has occurred in the Cahi
net, OWN. to the couhciing views Of the
men in power; Don Antonio Haroy Tama-
riz. Secretary of State, h IS been sup etseded
10y Don Juan n. Almun'c.
The popular candidate Tor the Presidency
i'Almonlc. lie united The nassts in his IA
vor.
GEM. Canalizo * reported 10 have arrived
at NeIa Cruz III the steamer from Eng gland.
Great enthusiasm is said to exist among
the people III iaver of The army and the war.
Tie church has been pressed into The ser
vice of the country. government having eX-
acted contributions npnl. the properly of the
SECULAR and regular clergy of both sexes 10
the amount cfiwo G:iiiInus Of d-lla,s for
which drafts have hcrn issued rs follows
on the Archbishop 81 aJl000; an The Blsh-
op OF Puebla. S;an gan. on The Bishop ui
Guadalaxara. 5000 Ggi0: cn the Bishop oi
Nichnacan Sl70,uun; on he Bishop OF On-
sea. Si0O.O90; uc ne Bishop Of Durango,
$50 200. Populii opinion wa, in favor Of
;hiS exac:inn. is ilta Church had recently
sho;, n Itself too "Ilic;nus in The cause of rne
uronarchists NlIi.e these contributions Ire
heing levied throughout the country, large
amounts Of specie bring exported. Thr
steamer Clyde. ais,ne. touk Sl.600.0en IN
specie 20 Euglaul on the 81 lust, from Vera
Cruz.
De5paichcs from Santa Anna were re
ceive.l at ri'e Car"ol az line ,, uIi., dated
III San i-uis Poiuai. He had made arr anse
u,eDiS TO posi- III. lamps at certain quarters
10, made paii!ic. lie presses the Govern
.,i:nt for r;,nrr resources.
Accnun.s from San Luis praise The disci-
l;iiue a:rl saI5r ef fe army. There we're
twenty isc Thousand men, With fifty twu
pieces OF artillery Five lhuus1ad addition
al trrnps wsrs expected Haily. The maya
zitss NJ 'n,.ia and sl.s stores Of balls and