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PITTSBURGH PACKETS.

PITTSBURGH PACKETS.
THIS well established Line comprises
the largest. swiftest, safest, most
superb and comfortable passenger stea.
mers on the Ohio.
The following are the names of these
boats. also the days on which they pass
GalIipolis:
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt. sAMI. DEAN
Passes down Monday-up Thursday.
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. CHAs. SroxE
Passes down Tuesday-up Friday.
H1BERNIA. No. 9, Capt. Gas. BACHELOR
Passes down Wednesday-up Saturday.
CINCINNATI, Capt. JOIN BIRMINGHAM
Passes down Thursday--up Sunday.
BRILLIANT, Capt. r. J. GRAcE-Passe
down Fridny-up Monday.
CLIPPER, No. 2, Capt. PREs. DUvAL-
Passes down Saturday-np Tuesday.
MESSENGER, No. 9. Capt. JAS. T. FISHER
Passes down Sunday-up Wednesday.
GalIipolis, Dec. 26, 1s50.-tf
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FOR SALE AT FLEMING,s DRUG
STORE. GALLIPOLfS.

OEVERAL dozens large and small bottles
- genuine while Cod-Liver Oil. This Oil
is expressed from the liver Of the Cod fish. It
is highly recommended by the Faculty in
Rheumatism, affections Of the Lungs, Sercfi.
Ious and NeuraIsie diseases, &C.
Dec. 26. 1850
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ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to
II the Commissioners Of Gallia coun-
~, at their regular session in March next. tnE
an alteration in the State road leading from
Gallipolis TO Pomeroy, commencing at large
gate on the bank Of the Ohio river opposite the
residence Of Charles +. Hearn, in the town
ship Of Addison; thence taking the best route
to the mouth of Campaign creek; thence to
the south end of bridge recently erected over
said creek; thence across said bridge west nf a
brick house on the lands of William Smith ;
thence the best and most practicable route to a
gate opposite and On lands owned by John
George IN tte Above township.
January %. IS5l-4ws
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aCkIRo.-We understand large num-
bar of hands are at work on the Cairo
levee, and that the Mississippi leyee,
vb;ch Is nearly three miles long, and
has been much out OF repair, is now
almost in perfect order. These levees,
when in repair, afford perfect protec-
,;on 10 Cairo. The works now going
on a Cairo, are under the supervision
of Messrs. Jones and Ellis, Of Louis
ville,s Who. We believe, are extensive
contractors on the Lewrenceourg and
Upbef Mississippi railroad.
sFt - Egans. jour.
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MONEY WANTED.

TIVE subscriber is now making ar
i rangements preparatory TO a Spring
purchase of Goods, and would respect
fully request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to him by Note or Book
account of longer standing than six
months, to call and settle the same.
VIM. II. LANGLEY.
Gallipolis, Jan. l6, 185l.-;f
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FOR SALE Ar FLEMING,s DRUG
STORE

nR. ROGERS Liverwort and Tar;
u Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's SsrsspariIla,
s. P. Townsendf SarsapariIla;
Bulls SarsapaTills.
wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry;
BarreIl's Indian Liniment.
These medicines are all in very deserved re
pute at this time. "a
Dec. 26, 1880
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nor. AND LIT us MASON rOsrrzza.

Are you Father, lsboring for the support ol
family, and suffering from general debility
Hnd low spirits, 50 that life almost ssens a
burden, use Dr.. 5. d. Hows's Shaker Sarsa-
parillA.
AR1 roc A MOTHER,
Sfde1ng from diseases 10 which females are
generally subject, use DR.. s. d. Hows,s Shaker
Sarsaparilla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young. all and every
family should have this excellent Family Med
ieine by Them. Call at our depot. or on one
Of our Agents, and get pamphlet. gratis,
where you VIII find
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aKNoxv1LLE" ExPLos IoN.-Th e
Grand Jury. charged with an investiga-
tion of the explosion of the steamboat
-oKnoxvilIe," at New Orleans, have re-
turned true bills for manslaughter
against the captain. the clerk, the owner
and the engineer ofthe boat. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest Of the
accused.
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DIR. JOHN SANNS,

.HAVING returned to this place, Of
Ill feis his Professional services to the
citizens of GallipoIis and surrounding
country.
6TOffice at ]. SANNs' STORE.
Jan. 16, '5I.-tf
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MoLASSES.-40 bbls Molasses just
m received and for sale by
E. DELETOMBE q co.
Jan. 23, 1851.
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A dispatch from Washington says
that Hon. Robert c. Schenck, Of Ohio,
has been appointed Minister to Brazil.
". Y. Tribune.
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LUMBER YARD.

TT you wish to see superior Cooking
j Stove call at Maihers' Stove Depot,
and look at his Meteor Air-Tight Cook
ing Stoves. combining the principle Of
the double and single oven. a.---
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals viii be received by the
- Elk River Bridge Company at the Office
of the undersigned, until the , lst day of Feb
ruary next, for furnishing the annexed bill Of
timber, and for building the towers and anchor
ages necessary for the proposed Wire Suspension
Bridge over Elk River, in accordance with
plan and specification to be seen at said Of
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Wheeling, Jan. asth-M.

4
A portion ofth splendid Glass Works
of Messrs. Sweeney & Bell was this
morning consumed by fire, including
their cutting, grinding and packing
rooms. Loss. $50, 900; 10000 no in
surance. Before the fire was well sub.
dued contracts were made for rebuild
ing. The blowing continues in the ad-
joining building as usual. The fire oc.
Cured about 81 in the morning. The
works will not be delayed and the spring
orders supplied as usual.
Pittsburgh, Jan. s9.
From the Gazette of this morning:
Last night there were 6 feet water in the
channel and falling. Weather rainy
and warm.
To-day it has been clustering, and the
ground is covered with a light fall of
snow, and it is very cold.
Baltimore, Jan. 29th, 10 A. NJ.
Adams & Cos Express was rob-
bed last night en- route from PhiladeI-
phia to Baltimore Of two kegs Mexi-
can dollars; 5000 in each. No clue
TO the robbers as yet. Markets Un-
changed. A. WELLS.
New York, Jan. 2Sth, l0P. M.
Nothing has been heard Of the
Steamer Atlantic.
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HANTED. Two or three BOYS, to
w learn the Tin or Sheet Iron busi-
ness German or Welch boys. or boys from the
country preferred. r. MATTERS.
Nov. el.s50. fol
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PASTE BLACKING.
79 DOZ. just received and for sale,
wholesale and retail, as low as it can be
bought in the West.
CLENDINEN, NASH & co.
Jan. l6, '5l.-4w
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mr.. C:uy,oti's Improved Extract OF yellow
Dock ana knrnapuriiIn.

DIR. Guysotf's Improved Fxtraet OF yellow
Dock ana AarnapuriiIH.
THE PHyLnsOPHY or ITS OPEEATIoNs Dis
ease arising from disnrdered nc ion Of the vi
tal system-that is, OF the organs employed in
screening and preparing the fluids which sus-
tain ;ife-eannot be removed by medicines
limited in their operation 70 the locality where
that disease manifests itself The manifesto
tion IS merely the effect Of a dera ngement Of
the functions Of those organs, which prepare,
secrete, and amalsamate the elements Of the
blond. If these elements be impure, or are
not mixed in due proportions. the blood viii be
in an unnatural state; and IL 50. the whole
system through which II eireulaies must be in
iiIricuslv affected. The grand desideratum
then. is--a preparation which will act direct
lv. nosverfuIIv. and safely. upon that portion of
the animal machinery which prepares. from the
food taken into the stomach, that huid which
afterwards becomes venous blood. This fluid
il called Chyle. In order to have pure blood,
there must be rure ehyle, and it IS upon the
orranization which prepares and acts upon
this chyle--in other words, upon the aigestiE =
apparatus, the inteslines, and the hVer lno'
the medicine should act
II has been proved by the experiences 0'
mauv wears, that DR.. Guyso'ts eHttaelo o. Iei
-. IIo-k and Sarsaparilla operates IN this
- 90 he removing, at the place OF its orr
- ,I,e cause Of disease, it affects radical
50, Otber Sarsaparillas may alleviate, but
Dr. Guysott's Extract Of yellow Dock and
s.r,spariIIa eradieates all ofth diseases OF the
sx,tem by furnishing proper chyss by which to
form the blood.
None genuine unless put up in large bottles
eontaining a quart, and name OF the syrup
blown In the glass, with the written signature
ofS. r. Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
Price 81 per 5Qttie-or SIX bottles ior -.
Sold ~ J. D. Park. Gin. o., Northeast cor
uer Of Fourth and Walnut streets. TO whom
All orders must be addressed.
sold bv Maguet e. NsFet, 0allipolisl J.
I lcsosh.rt & Co, Pt. Pleasant. Va; 6. J-Payne
i Porter, S. s. Murry, Wilkssvills; E. Frazse
Hamden; E. Long. JoeksOn.
! Nov. I, ie5o.-5m-
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BILL OF TIMBER

20.25O feet board measure plank l6 feetlong
5 inches by 6.
1875 feet board measure plank 81 feet long
2 inches by To-
900 lineal feet poplar 81 feet long, inches
by 81.
4no feet lineal poplar 6 feet long, II inche,
by 6.
300 feet lineal feet poplar feet long, 81
inches by 6.
MASONRY.
Towers-32O perches Us cubic feeD-rOcE
face, beds and joints cut.
Foundations-l6O perches rubble masonry,
laid in cement.
Anchorages-750 perches rubble masonry
laid dry. JAMES M. LAlDLEY, Pres
Charleston, Kan. CO., Va. Jan. 81, 1850.
Kanawha Republican.
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That can be substantiated by thousands ol
living witnesses in this city aud Country, viz
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jan. 9.
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NOTICE

Jan. 23, '51.-3w+
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" halers.

l.re, f,ora Cast stevens. Of ship Herald OF New
p,G,td JeUOrs her a. CIlla0 Oc with BOZ bbis sperm
Tte Head had lost by deseton aud shipped
trtf and wCuld "a IN lie" dsFs on G. lse opoAs
ro date Sc Titon Fish. New Bedford 10 months OUT
fCsp ,,,. , N IA
ff reroft. lef oct lat Is 80 n, lOng SO 80 v" all
vi clear-had seen -, whales once. 49, -
letter from Uuyt. SsmpsOa OF shlp Chas W olOfsal'
New Be0foc potts her AZ Bay Of Islands Jan Z'"hh
A. AZ Ne~-I don Nov o. BARI Forsy IA. from,
II 8 an ocean vi b 800 bbls. sp Oh oil
rel Naniucket 900 so Pantheon. N0dh. New Bedford,
had taken no O Tins reported ia nay "nh 'D -
letter dated Pata, sept y, reDts No obts, DiN -
Ts Ia soad, EdgaI9"I 81 - scs !sasLg ~ ,
p>r.fc Qsaa. IyGla. fof FAR Haven Worth. 81.
sroh.i- Oct 10 lat u VI, Ions 10 10 ship SiAf IN
2 c.tc Ocean ioT EdgastewI ,-, 70, A,
Ar Al Pfovlncetopu 81 Lark Parker tDoA, tooA' AZ
IT, oessn $50 bis - OIL absent 70 mos.
A. Tacsbusuo Sept. 70. barAs Hec D. besse =. re-
..-'i,ire 10 sal on = cruise lev Gays PayiiltOa'
isus Edgartorn, lat iroh CsliorlAH' teh'|ns ''
Al tposl JOY J. hip Atlantic, Coleman. Nantucket
A. Bsy Of ISLANDS Jan. Ian, ship Charles W Morgan
roslt u New beliDf4- ~ p . o.,
sh!p Nile Taylor. al SIN Francnc' To-. "a "a
rre nd "a August CAPT TAYLOR reports thst ih7 shp
No-.T.ai ii New BEDFORD took 80 Dds d lrl Oh :"
- - auFdr AID 40 tbs III the STRAITS lhe 5eofss
H1ssd G.cesn HcrlaLG en- - id hDitu A. - a.,
49, I'D complete barrier Il zee They "a" no whales
~. we're ,rTouf led b. the zee near toe fasi snofe
ana sre suuposti q have been cflshtd 10 pieces lIeh
r 80 uj act asceTa AIMED b. Capt Taylor ne snlP
Chalior u W -nen, " lch htteo ~, lto. VIC nc a.,
s.ert- Lad tolId tic captain ahf s3fgesa 81 TIE o'
slr 4 az 81 HeyTe. she ~as bound z" san Fraoclscs
,r . ,s. ,rp.cteJ daily Captain Iey ioT also rprs 10
.r0lr.er 20 ftO-e previously gwen AIsbst ."
adm Of Er,ren. clean Alexander Barclay 81 10 -
all rs Lie Season Gl.te, Of New Bedford, AL 'Ti
41rlrli. Barker. 50 %
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IPER Baltic AND CANADA.
Tr.rnTfa.d's Oct =


e,,,,...od-Au OCT IS TlsedaltE. Berg New York ;
e. 20 Rieh,sd Ih,nIl,e Stephenson Batavia ih's'
TS,l1Arr OCT 2j Rhine. Poop. Ham1ors f,r Sew
Y,A, sd Oct u. Far wes', BniId. Hong Koas
For,tmouth-Arr o. IS Pfiroe Albert Meyer, London
OF sat PoI,-srf oct q Bchsrd C9o3en. Lanyard
NS of ~ ssou'A-An Oct p Iis'c,n - HAoaas for
Cows: Oct 25 Pres deaf. -. Antse'p ioF Port an-
pc e,p OIL SD. or, z'. Clara syass Duncan, Nee Or
i.a">, Alexander sanford Baltimore Auca. IS kyne
T,,,e Do,i0.. o. H. Yankee Blade, Wnitnei Rio Ja
St5e Hor4co. Asegeta, bIsiaozas ,,.o.
CFdt-srr Oct -. Glasgow. - New PA oct %
Giaasow stewart New York. 81 oct 2' john Buny an
iys r., % Rh.ne. Dosae. New-York
Liverpool. Oct s7Ihs aimee. Is TIE which lef ms
t or the 2th for New York ashore the same night
q the shoTe She leturL~s % ms p1fs WIN Jam
sfs, Of the steamers aee naaas aef f'n me cope
From Llosds Last Oc' D
peaI-srr Oct .. Hermann Theodore. Muller. Brs-
men fr Galveston ei;n T.s-srdalen.Bsrg NesYor SD
Pc Pen5slce-A1f. o. g Gqaee Dshnaa. Boton
INttrocl-Ar~ Oct 2 CITY ~ Manchester. s. Camp
tell Fhnadephia sd Pan. Queen Nice srthy, MOI
haEs. Caroline Nssmlth. Ssrs'trT ~ leo httnes'
Pe4lai0a- Pt.,.deliuA staI OF Tic "es' B'"sn New
Gas,s9 o p Nv " y o. aa T sihh Se Yek
co s'sdt-Arr Ocr. IS Lncy L Ha.e. Thomas d1ila-
70. 18th. Henry Shelter, Alien Baltimore. 4,.,,o,
Tlsrore Oct lathe wfecE Of scho0neff lfcAct
r1ckei I'D "A tie North Sea 18th October and lowed
= VafueuoTe Holcue<. near re, una, .. me Luce
Maze KolteTup. arrived here Npm Hefgeh- - ph2cIs
ysre found but name aoard marked PROF. fsacs. Ips-
wch +" "a heard She appeared . he an Old vessel
rNfm Lswesto paragraph IN List Il the ID Ocil
From Lic,ds List. oct -
Gis,cscaf-Ssiled DC; . Far West Mcb'he' h'ns
hong. ,r-,,- ,.t a.,
D.s'-Au Oct % Adrsnes en- Naleu. scaeTe' An
sissd1u salet ior Boston. 5 hanches'eI ScF Hane'
Sew-IIayen, L. 8 ~,
fPol,lsll-ArriTsi Oct 90 Favoriie Koi'er' Now
York. -
l. Tepooi-Saled oct q, Nsnt0se Phelps DemsIaia
VII an Elizabeth. Pitcher, New Orleans y II, bots-
- RI slersriria L s 23d RaTtan. SesIes. "
orleans Alexander GTsnt. Ewarc. do. FlardA hIls
savannah CompTunlise. R4ey. Nes York Racer steele
y NoIt.
Drbn-s4led Oct ., British Queen, CeavaF. New
York. -, ~, ~
PesiIand Fr.h-Ar Oc' o. Hampt7n (ofGrsnss"olih'
Hsmjgrs-Air Oct "a. FrnacscO. Daa. Ne"-f'fA
LayEia fud.e. N. OTesns =, -.
LsggG-AI Qei. II. Q3ara !A's''i 4" Ill.,
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CLIFF COPPER MINES, LAKE SUPERIOR

CLIFF COPPER MINES, LAKE SUPERIOR
Ne gather rom The Lake Superior Journal that these
mines yield produce uneQualed IN the world. Ire
distinction between these mines and AL Others IS
that the weld j. OF the pure metal Every advancing
step oIly demonstrates more clearly that ths pure
lode Is not a chance collection but j. IN fact ncreas-
ny IN purity as well quantity as the miners pro-
ceet Masses of fifty tuns weight of the unaioyed
metal are found together. There IS shaft upward
OF 400 feet III DEPTH and vein followed several hun
d,ed feet at that depth, and throughout the charac-
ttristcS OF the ore are the same.
There are several other mines IN the neighborhood
one at the beautiful village Of The North American
MING Company, with shaft 1886 feet, and five lev
els from 100 to 400 feet long les men working at TINS
NINE Will ship il IS SAID, rs tunS of copper this sea
son. The vein IS not near productive as that OF
the Cf but yet the yield is splendid, and promises
tie very best remuneration to the Company.
The South Cliff Nine is only begun but 1t is anti
cipated that the same vein as that OF the Cliff itself
VIII here be found, and will yield IN equal abun-
canoe. This also is the property ofthe North Amer
lcan Mining Company. and is on their grounds.
They have already sunk shaft thirty feet. and
they expect TO meet the vein at thirty feet more.
The Phanix, another Company, have also CON
menced operations on vigorous scale. They are
the owners OF the well known Eagle River Nine
ard besides they have begun new one They have
sunk a shaft and run two levels They are nov com
uencng the third level They too have been
crowned with success. Finally there is the Eureka
Company. who are already actively engaged, AMI
have already found their vein Three OF those com
psnes have already erected their steam engines,
AID the product Is likely 10 be increased one hun
died fold
There is 4 serious drawback on the exertlons of
these companies 1t arises entirely from the isolated
position Of the mines, and the Imperfect ana ntoe'
Qustc means of conveyance and travel afforded by
the shipping on the Lake. Owing to this fact, The
Jon7noI saws that thousands upon thousands who
would visit the mines, are prevented from dong SO.
Il describes the navigation on the Lake AS utterly
ii adequate and suggests ship canal around the
rapids as indispensable to the success OF the mces
ard general INSTRUMENTATION with that part OF
the country This canal must be constructed.
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?, Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune
MASSACHUSETTS,.
or the Ship Oregon, of Boston, and three
r....,ecrs-Narrow Escape of the Crew. &c.

. BOSTON, SATURDAY. NV. o, io|A'
The British brig Conductor arrived at this port last
.,.o,ne from BOnaire, brought in Capt. Thompson
n, crew and one passenger Of the snip Oregon, oil
po.,o, which sank on the 9th ult, in lat 36, Ion
sl. The Oregon was from New-York 25d UT, iof
kingston Jamaica, witt coal. aud four passengers.
pyrng . heavy gale or the 27tl ult, the shifting
pk broke adrift her cargo shifted the vessel hlied
nth water, and sank abou,j r NJ. Both boats were
so,e IN a. gale ard rendered useless, and the pros
-.ci OF SAVING the lives Of those on board was al
nos, hopeless. when, fortunately. the top of the for
vard house came off, IN consequence OF the weather
,de having been cut ave-, upon which all the ere ~
,,e one passenger, Mr. j. r. Fish, escaped three
,assepgess were unable 20 get upon the raft before
n, ship vent down, and were lost. Their names
ware Nc Simpson, Of London Mr.. j. b. Duval' OF
N,v.york, and a young man, about Is years OF age
name rot remembered. The crew remained on the
,ah three days and nights without water or food
yhsn they were fallen IN with by the brig Conductor
If Yarmouth n. S, Capt. Wyman, for whose kind
u,atment, the survivors express their warnest
thanks.
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Liner from the Rio Grande

THE Ne,r-Orleans Crescent OF Oct. 81
eve, the following details OF the attack on Ma'Smo
ras. OF which We recently published the account oy
telegraph
On the 99d inst the revolutionary forces under
Carayaial attacked Malanoras. and alter deSpoldIe
Gaht. succeeded Ia entering the CITY ou' ha'iii5
learned that small American steamer pSih5 Oh thc
Pio GRANGE was coming up with Mexican troops.
BODY Of the revoluaOriSis, consisting Oh aoois wv
Texans, 6etsch he'd from the man foIce' ana pro
cffCed to attack her With the intention OF capturing
he Mcxlcans aud seIzns two pieces OF artillery
y hlch were or board
The commander OF the steamer having obtained
Information OF this movement, tmfnelidleIy pul
about Proceeded 10 the Brazos, and placed Inc
troops and TWO pieces Of artillery On board the Mex
lean war steamer Neptune There they renamed
when Capt AINct left The Erazos IL was thOtsh'
tina, the troops were ANXIOUS 10 JON lle re'ou'loh
leS,v,r>jon Of the Texans from Carayai al caused
4 SUSPENSION OF the attack upon Maalho!oS. ou'
theleyo'utonary leader was houil1 expecting rem
forc,p etts from the direction OF Camalge, ana
when o,qed by The 800 Texans, the attack was 20
he resumed with yigOr. There can oe htte ueuDl
that MatamCIaS fell mo me nan Oh 'H'A' Il y"
|roin verbal reports we lesru that many Of the L
tro.rs on the upper line have dc serted, anu Joiheu
CaravSal. We also hear that dispatches nave OeeN
received here for more troops -
In The fist attack upon Ma;amoros, II IS staleu
,lst the revolutionary forces LOST only three men III
lile6 bu. the mortality Oh the SIDE OF the Mencas
1,as much greater We have 10 particulars - 10
Tho number OF troops under Gen AvaiOs' out MS
nm are aid 10 have fought with great bravery.
When Capt. Arnet len the Brazos, me Neptune
Us ready coaled, and was supposed would make ot
a -, some $50 miles south. The commander OF inc
Mems asked permission 10 march through the
lnite6 states territory order 70 Tea haiamoraS,
Inn, his wssrefused The appearance OF the Iexahs
nrobably prevented him from gong up the Mexican
side. ~. ,.-4a which viii Ne
brought by the steamer Fanny or big BToMhs' ny,
No iool for with great interest The faAhy VIII
p7ohably arrive by Sunday or MONDAY
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The Natural H.tOry Of the Human Species Bf 1t CT;
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4 Lincoln Sid by Evans Britain
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ry-E EDITOR CARROLL, of the Troy Budget

.I.,elv the Senator from Rensselaer, Coun'y'
~. recently a candidate for reelection ANU
eos,oed in the Salt River Navigation
'.n. 10 take his defeat li',le harder 'han any
we ever heard Of For shame, neIghoor'
n.,e,,cd editors should set the mob OF canui
,.,e. better example. If We ever cou'a i'no
sme for It. we d run for something anu 60
eaten Oh purpose to set an edfylng example Of
..,lo.onhic eouaniml,y under misfortune.