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Besides the monthly pay, 81 above stated one ration
per day is allowed every soldier, which Is amply sum
cent for his subsistence also, largo supply Of good
clothing The best medical attendance 10 always pro-
vided for the sick soldier and deduction Of pay II
made during the period he unable to perform his duty
should the soldier he disabled In the line Of his duty the
laws provide pension for him Wherever the oldier
il discharged his travelling expenses paid to the
place Of his enlistment. -
Capt LIST Regt Artillery, Recruiting Offcer.
Recruiting Rendezvous, No. % John st.
New YoRK. Jan. II, 1877
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
Two companies Of the Rifle Regiment embarked at
New Orleans the evening OF the Ath inst on board
the steamer Massachusetts, for Tampico.
We grati6ed TO announce, says the Richmond En-
qrer that the Secretary Of War has agreed to accept
two companies (mang In all twslve) to DO arm
cd with rifles and bayonets and to act ankers to the
regiment Virginia will thus furnish fine legion. Tho
August Esq, has been appointed Adjutant OF the
Virginia regiment. A good selection
detachment of 80 recruits for the United States Ar
N.Y. left Pittsburgh Saturday, on board the steamer
Clipper.
NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.
The bark Montczuma, Capt. Thompson has been
chartered to take out tho residue OF tho New York reg
mont of volunteers.
The ship st. Lsuis has LEFT rhsdslphia with her hold
filed with boarding boats built there by order Of tho &C.
vernment.
The United States brig Perry nearly ready for sea at
Philadelphia, and tho Washington will be immsdiassiy
hauled up to receive the necessary repairs
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Tho crowded nowadays with fast goers,
who improve the seighng to the greatest extent of
horse hssh bell metal and iron Yesterday the
vehicles brought into requisiton upon the Third Ave.
nue.. varied widely the characters and appearance
of the riders Fast nags attached to clumsy looking
sleghs with heavy boxes tried their speed against gay
dressed horses with light establishments and it was Gu
rious In how many instances the heavy pox went
ahead of the light affair The folks all out on the
road" There was big sleigh, drawn by twelve beau
tu bay horses splendid turnout Of four dappled greys
with silver trimmings handsome tandem afair two ele.
giant white ponies, very fasa spitefu looking little
concern, made up Of span Of shining black Canadians
before black sleigh robed with black bear skins and
containing several riders Of both sexes in black velvet
and cloth the horses looked devish, the looked
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covered his beaver before II knocked into
cooked hat-and asiona feats of lofty tumbng
erformed over the backs Of sleighs.
The spirited cut above gives capital idea Of life
the There is spill" at each end of the pic
ture, and horse without driver in the centre The
unfortunate wight at the left going at spanking
rate when he had something interesting to commune
cate to his fair companion that he leaned far towards
her side of the Sleigh gave the vehicle tilt and it
went just sufficient leave it's precious load sprawling
in the snow, when 1t up all right again, and flew
away at the heels of the spirited animal before H. while
the ugly looking monster face the back Of the robe
seemed to laugh hdeous goodbye it reoeded from
their sight Keep your eye the road" is the team
sers motto and the second and third figures in the fore
ground Of the cut to be of the wisdom con-
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nappish and the ladies looked roguish But to attempt
description would eadto the appropriation Of space
than we have for The Avenue was fairly alive,
from the forks Of the Bowery to Yorkve. The largo
establishments kept the road steadily and dashed along
at the height of safe Speed while the single whips dodg
ed iu and out, across and around them in perfect
breakneck STYLE while robes wells and streamed
behind like many rbands The accidents Of the day
were not serious Some horses left their sleghs and
passengers behind and made the quickest time known in
shafts Some uckless drivers paid attention to the
eyes Of their fair companions than to the read and
paid in turn by being spilled out upon the road. Now
and then gentleman lost his hat-some instances
said to have occurred in which they red them be-
fore they had been by more than sleigh
and it is positively said that fortunate individual
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tanned in H. As to the horse without driver, the last
link is broken which bound him to his Sleigh and he Is
making the most of his freedom There is facetions
gentleman lin the upper right hand corne) performing
amusing exploit for the qualification Of many specta
tors.
The omnibus proprotors vieng with each other in
the magn6cence Of. their displays. Yesterday the
twelve horse establishment referred to above danced
through the streets and to-day he weather being pro-
with silver trimmings and bells. The handsomest
equpages turn out with bells, from three to six in
number hung in metal arches the collars saddles
aud headstalls Of the harness These bells however
only for show the music which they discourse Is In
significant not at all to be compared with the round
musical jingle of the little hollow globes which have
been in long We object any innovation Of the
Kind. There's music in suit of old fashioned sleigh
bells, that cannot DO improved by any gingerbread
rangemsn of teabell school Give the old bells by
all means.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
CE REnIICEn no 2i CENTs FER lOI-TIE=

DMCE REDUCED TO. 2, CENTS FER BOTTLE
Cure for Badngss and Grey BsIrA desirable article
for the toilet The Trcopherous Medeaed Compoundm
now ACKNOWLEDGED by ali who have used H. TO be the best
and certain acle that has been invented Thou
sands have proclaimed and bore witness TO It's vane and eme
cy prevents badness restores the hair that has fallen on
thin keeps from becoming gicyyand
moves dandruH scurf Sc IL "a particularly rccommendsd
the ladies' only olenses the hair but gives sof
and bsncy which cannot be surpassed Prepared and
us, ~ ibettv sf,,., dH imsrc
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE THIS.


NENTL EMEN il need MT be OF trouble TO you
W any longer, know where you can go 'na aI
Ffeck Dfess Over aud fan either csnea uyso
altered and repaired well turned and
tus, Collars, Lnlngs Luttons and ssp or iitus money
Murray Washington 'treet - nc pace ycu
all done io the ensuing housys w,nou'
dsapp utm,nt Pease give call or send me nots,
and will be waited Al time rants ana est
for 81 So Coat q to 81 warrsn ed to NJ ns
Der IL % Murray VIM
Clothes Dyed are warranted keep their eolor ds inn
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the p Eys ss,p rc't III u,Nos nm

IL APrROACHABLE VERBENA CREAM, for Shaving
h,s article by those who made trial
o. IL last year took the first premium 81 the Institute Fair
Indeed II Is uly ed.d by those who know, that II 10
ooss,be 10 manufacture article equal It. II ssh
mr. 10 The rhn fragrant TO the destroyer OF frsekes
therefore, who would consult economy and comfort in
shaving should possess thems elves OF It,"
Beware Of limitations, and observe the written signature
uuder directions use OF" e. H. Ring" Prepared and
Tor sale wholesale and RETAIL and for eIportation, by
T.. H. RING, Druggist,
dill liner isa Broadway corner Of John street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
A RARE TREAT.

Yesterday we had The pleasure of hearing The
introductory lecture Of the newly elected Profess
sor Of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, DR..
Charles Bell Gibson, late of Baltimore, at
The Richmond Medical College. DR.. Glib
son has come amongst US at The call of the
authorities OF Hampden Sydney College, TO
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of the late lamented DR.. Warner. We were
happy 10 notice The warm greeting which be re-
ceived from The Medical gentlemen OF our city,
the students, and the ladies who composed the
audience. We observed about 25 OF The pracli-
lioners of The place in attendance. DR.. G. was
loudly cheered upon entering the lecture room,
and every word of his eloquent and touching aG.
dress was caught with unHagging avidity. His
allusion 10 The character and services of Dr..
Warner was replete with palhos and fine feeling.
His survey OF the science of Surgery, and his
exposition OF The duties Of the practitioner, were
characterized By strong practical sense, enhanced
by chaste and graceful eloculion. His sketches
Of many Of The prominent Surgeons oil Edin.
burgh and Paris, whom he had met whilst pur.
suing his studies in those cities. we've highly gra-
phic and nsiructing In pointing out to the stu
dents The arduous duties CT lhe profession they
were about 10 enter, his remarks were kind and
encouraging and as an Indictment TO their ambi-
ton, be paid beautiful tribute 10 The memory OF
Dr.. Physic of Philadelphia, He viRdcaled the
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE TRUE POLICY.-We find the follow
lowing sound suggestions in The Vera Cruz cor
respondence of the NJ Orleans National, which,
be it remembered, is a strong Wing paper;
There is but one course left to attain speedy
peacc, and that is by virtue of ear When The
Mexicans as people are made to fear us then
they will begin TO heaIken unto terms OF peace,
and not Till then. But above all things lei US
cease 10 make our presence desirabe-les US
cease to pay enormous rents and other incidental
expenses, thus enrching these people, and paying
mem 10 prolong the war. Our troops ought 10
be ouarered, clothed and fed al Mexican expense.
Il can be done. do mol wish TO encourage cru,
eI,y-bul rigor-and pecuniary oppression in all
cases. LIE, our concilialory policy be dropped, ii
will not avail us-bu,, if persisted in, will cost US
the lives OF thousands upon thousands more of
our bes, citizens Although always victorious
in battle, we have been over generous and conci-
Iiatory-let us henceforlh, be just stern, and un-
compromising--yied nothing and require every
thing reasonable. We will thus engender feel.
ines of fear and respect, and may hope in time 10
acquire peace.
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POETRY.
From the Pennsylvania Enquirer
a REQIJIEM FOR THE DEAD.

From the Pennsylvania Enquirer
A REQUIEM FOR THE DEAD.
To THE MEMORY OF GEORGE DECATUR ,fwlGas
Sing Requiems for the early dead,
For he flower blighled IN us bloom,
For the victory Of the tomb,
For the joyous spirit fed.
Hushl Gentle be The wall, ia int and low,
Like the sighirg OF n summer breeze,
Though The solemn cypress trees,
Or ocea,'s measured flow.
For the eagle stricken as he scared,
For the Young oak wiihered in the spring,
For The bird with broken wing,
For the harp with severed chord.
Yes. weep for The beautiful, The brave,
To aid his country's cause has pershed;
The dear the fondly cherised,
Hath met warriors grave.
Bring ye The mufiled drQm; slowly roll
JJpon Il The soldiers last march home.
Brothers, We who loved him, come,
Bear him to his earthly goal.
Pour from The hearts deep fountain, tears
For the pillar shivered, while as YET,
Artists wrought TO mould, and lre1
On chronicle OF years.
We, pause-none weep when bird takes flight
,Tvere sad bondage though the cage were gold
Would we then his spirit hold,
Gagged with the bars OF night
Do we sorrow when pris'ner gains
Glad freedom for his shackled hands,
Do we grieve when all his bands
Are burst, and loosed his chansi
Saw. do we grieve when tempesl'driven,
With masts all splin,ered, and torn each sail,
Vessels from The driving gale
Gain The long. wished-for haven2
We do not-Oh! why then mourn that ne,
The loved one. has left this world oil strife,
Changed mortality for life
Immortal, and now is tfee7 AFFECTION.
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1N cnANcERY-vIno,x,.:-In Gooehland County


TN Observation-Disclosures I'm Gooehland County
i Court, 18th October, loi7:
Masse Shelton, Thomas Shelton, David K. Shelton,
Elizabeth Meredith, Geo. w. Turner and Cecilia ID. his
wife, Joseph Shelton, David Shelton, David g. Terrell
massie z. Butler, Thomas w. Terrell: Rebeeea w.
Terrell, Sarah 8. Terrell, Thomas T. Ware, Absa,om
Il. Ware, Nancy Morris, Sally Dabney, George Wat
snn, Henry Magruder and hara his wife, jmiia a..
Maday. - Rawlings and Virginia his vile, Thomas
watson, James Magruder and Louisa his wife, Pits.
against ,,,,
Watson and other DIS.
Bill filed, and the defendants above named not
having entered their appearance and given security ae-
rording 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and il appearing TO The satisfaction OF the court
that they are moi nhabanis Of this Colnmon~ ealih
On the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, Is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the third
Monday in January next, and answer The plainnhs
BILL aud that copy Of th, order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the Cay Of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted al the front
door OF tho Court House Of the said county.
oe, S-ewam. MAJ. W. MILLER, Clerk.
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DE A T IL s

Died. on Yesterday morning, between . and 10 -
clock. Mrs. GUELDA +. B. billiard, after pro-
,ract.d illness of Pulmonary Consumption
Died, at Monterey, Mexico. on the 9th srp,ems er
last, after proiracted Illness, Capl. bESRf LhS
kline, of Lewsburg, Va
Died. on the 10Th Of October at the residence Of her
father in Ruckersvillc, Ebert county. Ge"leia, Mrs
MARTHA f. DURREfT wife OF Rich rd ID. Dur
re,t tae of Albemarle county, Virginia. aud eldest
daughter Of Margaret and Joseph Rucker aged thirty
Two years two months, and twenty 1--WE days. She WIS
married on the 9Th of January, 1883, and IN April sub
sequent with her husband TO Virginia, where sie
lived for than thirteen years. Her health having
been feeble for much the larger proportion OF the time
her husband induced to settle in her native county,
Ebert in November last, hoping that more Southern
climate would be congenial 10 her r3il CONSTITUTIONS
But alns all was In vain. In May she was confined
10 her bed, and the ravages Of complicated maady
continued TO prey upon her vital organs until she Was
reduced skeleton; vitality ITSELF seemed "a
linger until eSnguished rs The lsst ckerhs ray u
burning candle. Her suherinss were beycni human
all uf which she bore with perfect cnrs-
,ian patience and resignation For sixteen years she
was consistent member of the Baptist Church; and
her hrneyoence of heart, amiable manners aud dispo
s,on won for her the good opinion Of all VINO knew
her In the closing scene II life, no murnur or COM
nIaint escaped her lps, hut triumpantly met Death
and submissive to the Divine WILL she crossed over
Jordans stormy pillows, conducted and sustained by
tr kind Shepherd of Israel, fearing no evil Tor lie was
with her. She said but short period before she died.
my probationary time has n.ary ended anu WIN per
IN mart, and extending her hand, distinctly uttered,
Farewell my DEAR farewell" and then turning to her
two surviving children, bid them afsctionatr adleu;
and lastly seeing her poor brokenhearted mother APP
nronch The bed reached forth her hand TO her say
II shal soon be clothed in white robe. My mother
tell nv brother and sister twho in Athens a. SCHOOL,
SO 10 live as TO be prepared to meet me IN Heaven "
Thus it may be truly said of her, she lived IKE Ihr
tan and died like Saint. No balm can heal the al
dc,ions OF her broken hearted husband, children pa
rents. and affectona. brothers and sisters. May God
bless them ALL and may she have seed 10 serve the
Lord until Christ shall come 10 reign thousand years
Her life was like Summer rose,
That opens to the morning sky,
but ere the shades OF evening close,
Is scattered on the ground to die.
The whig will please copy the above
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MAR RACES.

Married. at Strawberry Hill, on Tuesday, 2d Sovem-
Der, by Reverend J. y letter. Mr. ABNER billiard,
10 Miss SALLlE A. CARTER, all of lienrIeo county.
Married. on the 26th October, by the Reverend J. r.
A. Wilmer, nj 81. Pdus Church, Goochland, Doctor
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, In Miss MARGARET ).
PICKETT, both Of that county.
Married, at Trinity Church, on the morning Of the
oTth OF October by the Reverend Jacob Manning, Mr..
THOMAS H. GOFF, of Greensvills County, Virginia.
to Miss MARY JANE, daughter Of the late lanes Glib
Of this city.
Married, in Petersburg, on Wednesday, tho 9Th Of
Octc,er by the Rev. G. w. Lnnghorn, MIR. THOMAS
NOWL LAND, to Miss ELIZABETH w. YOUNG, Of Pc
tersburg.
Married. at AIexlndria, Virginia, The Goth Of DC
tober nv the Rev Mr.. Dano, CHARLES u. RHEIT, Of
charleston South Carolina, 10 MATILDA, daughter Of
The at. Judge Thomson Mason, of tie former place.
Married, on the Goth October, al The residence Of J.
II. Fitzgerald ESQ.,, in Pauqnler county, Va Captain
w. ). SHOWER, u. s. A., to FELICIA, daughter OF
John S. Thornton, Esq.
In Prince Edward county, on he 9th OF Oc-
tober. by The Rev. s. b. Wilson, The Rev Ar
cu,saLD CuRRIE, of Nonh Carolina, 10 Miss Ma.
RYC WHaREY, daughter OF the la!e Rev. James
Wharey of Goochlani, Va.
AT Charlotte G. w. on he 9th OF October, by
the Rev. Theodorick Pryor, Mr.. WM. OLp Bort.-
DIN 10 Miss RsBEccA T. MoRTcN, daughter Of
MIR. John Morton, all of Charlotte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05

WEST INDIAN NEWS.-The New York
Herald is in receipt of file OF the Kingston Morn
ing Journal, from which ii extracts the following
items:
The Barbados Globe of The 23d ult. states that
i, has heard, on what il considers good authority,
derived from letters brought by The packet that
orders have been received from his government
by the Danish governor of ST. Thomas and Santa
Cruz, TO prepare the proprielors in those islands
for the immediate emancipation OF their slaves !;
and il is further confidently asserted, that similar
orders have been transmitted 10 The governors of
The French islands
The Falmouth Post states that hfiy.three Por-
lusuese immigrants arrived at Falmouth 10 the
bark Castle Lachlan, Capt. Bruce, from Lon
con, las, MADEIRA. These immigrants have been
SEMI out by the agents Of Messrs. Hawthorn &
Shedien, OF London, TO Bellheld Estate, in 81.
James and Braces, in Trelavny.
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Ut 11tt IsH7tI7t's
TO THE VOTERS OF KING WILLIAM

have just returned from visit 10 the lower
counties OF the King & Queen Senatorial Dis
lrict, and hasten 10 notice an article above The
signature OF "a Citizen OF King William, which
appeared in the Richmond Enquirer OF the 22d
October. Nv attention was first called 10 this
piece in UIbanna, on the oath ult During The
tour days intervening between The time OF my
seeing il and the election, noticed il in public
addresses before Inc voters Of Mid!lcscx and
Gloucester.
have learnt from various quarters ,hs, j, was
sufficiently commenced upon by General Aylell
in his circular and addresses 10 the people. !
therefore pass by The attacks OF this scribbcr
upon my pamphlet and General Aylcu, with The
single observation, that his conclusions with re-
gard to my "affilialon' with The Wings, were as
lar from The iact as were his assertions with re-
gard 10 the vote that General Aylet would re-
ceive in King William.
To notice farther such an article, would be 10
rescue il from oblivion, and 10 give TOO much
credit and honor both 10 the writer and the ani-
Gle. ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
Richmond, Nov. |, 1917.
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Nol;cc.
lyY(,D TrrII go

- - IL 4 VT ~ |, ! ~
WOULD sell very valuahI. ,nt j.
lno humbug here-comr and So -.
$50 acres, lying on the S0ulhpa,, ~. IN.
Mountain. This tract is plratilully ~. =.
running water IN every field, hav,n, ~
through the whole extent nf IL ul,,-t
OF Hat land, suitable Tor a mpaao,,, w
acres,-seven Of which are alr.,c,. - Z
This arm is beautifully lora,,'. ~
mountain scenery, and an ra,,-,o
landscape, extending FAR beyond H.
The neigh5orhood affords tile h.s, -
The purity Of the mountain air.nI
Is unsurpassed in hcal,hfulnrss l.. "... f.
State, not one case Of fever havin, "'s y
contracted here-since ny re.,drrs, - = ,'s'
This farm lies within three and 4 t,l,
lottesvilie, one nile Of Monl.cello-,n ~, 49,. "a
the Shadwell Mills on Tie Riyanna e.
the contemplated railroad 10 CAa.l..t,..'
miles and a halt Of North Milton ,,.lis
About $40 acres are cleared. AM ~.
the balance i mountain land of .rg.i.. :.
heavily timbcrrd-ihe wood alone ,.,-,....
by mel IS of equal value with ,hat on NE.
milarly tlmbered, rhich has averaged III,
lars per acre, sold on the place 10 cltizr,.
vile for ire wood. The cleared oorlio, !,
from the foot of The mountain, embrar,.
the open land, gently rolling with a S.u,
leaving about forty acres II Cleared lana N
and easily cultivated. In fact, the who!- s
land is IN excellent hear, and IN fine fifu,,
and | think. without the tear 81. an.
within or years undergone The mn. +.
ment Of any farm Of The same SIZE M ~ =. I.
has been done principally With cisy,r M
ing finely on the land
The improvements are al nearly n.,,
condition-lhe dwelling Is of bucs, hay.1
Goes, one porch, len rooms above the cellar
passage, TWO stair cases, lone private. 6y-
cellar, aud passage-as dinins, store. n
Office, &C. A pump Of excellent water. .
lyheate, Is In The yard. and two a. three !.
water within $50 yatds ol thr lis -iin,.
distance Of the outer buildings. 1hesr /,
50 feet by II, n large smoke house. nero
srer's house, Ice housewife Il NOS s.
convcniences aitachrd-a large stable Hnl
cellar below and n machine shelter a;fach.
one Of Mr.. Snerd's excellent thrrshias ira
n vineyard, with house D feet hy Il. Is
brlow-all of which buildings IRE u +.
ranged, with an eye Ia taste, colvrnrl.ce
also lately PM up new carrlaee hol,r.
buildinga house 30 feet by III, Tor plan'sia
CONS, r.. These are of wood. Their +,
tobacco house for curing aud stripping. !.
substantial stone fence nearly snriu.es
twill readily be perceived, hg ans ~
purchase, that the improvements are Eli
and numerous for tie wants and ceHyrU
sized family, without mourning the c,gtH.
ditional building whatever WIZ Z. /
Sept. 3-cwtf
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The ra,ions 10 he Of good Wholesome,
approved BY he Collector, OF such Drisei.,.s
sicnatc 10 Inspect them; and the d!l'ieni
prising the ration e. he delivered ~ ho4id
Boat MosrHLr, and in good and sufficient
vessels, To hr provided by thr contractor a
tents thereof distinctly marked III tasii.
Proposals will also be received. II il.e saiH
place for supplying said Boat with ~ -.
cords If oak wood for one year, q god q.
duly measured and inspected, aud dt.trftt
quarterly, Al which period payment 81. .
the production Of the Captains receipts icf
JOHN a. PARKER. 'o.'rO
Or 1l-cufd SnnrIln.rnltrli IA
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The following which We have not before seen
is The soul-s,irring address OF Gen. Quilman 10
his command, on its march 10 the assault OF the
Castle oil Chapullepec:
"Companons the national flag which now
present 10 you was given TO me many years ago,
and then vowed that it should be triumphant
Since then, Black Hawk has been conquered, and
The Seminoes have been vanquished, beneath its
folds. 1t has also waved VIGOROUSLY in the bal
Ties oil Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey,
Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo and in those which have
been fought in front OF The City OF Mexico. now
entrus. il TO your keeping knowing that you will
confer upon i, additional gories, by planting il
upon The highes, point of the Castle of Chapulfe-
pee"
The soldiers applauded, and this flag was The
Hrs, that fultered over The baulemen, OF the Cas-.
IL