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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
Amcricnna, Pntronizc Your Own MIMI
EacturcS. ..i
=. Wheeling Silk Factory

Wheeling Six Factory. ~
1ERlCA% SIX manufactured into superior, !! and sub
GfIIyS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters are to ea sec
the process manufacturing and those wishing 20 puT'
chase Silks wholesale retail lie supplied onreaso
able terms Grs StOre adjoining The Factory, or at A.
lor's and o. w. Heisil's, Wheeling Na and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No li", Main
street, Cncinnati,o. ,,,-,
Our Fabrics warented all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
nj he American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
PhiIudcIpha, and Ohio state Fair, We are constantly
manuacturing and stock is now 'gc and able
conn many varicesvelvets sAtins vestngs dress
silks fringes cTayats, handkcrchiefs of white black
nlaId fUIcd and pntc all the ncwcat stycs, nps'se n
best twined sk twcd and piain. Aso shirts, drhvSets
and haIF hose for gentlemen.
Please call and this important branch OF Inner
lean manufacture. Orders for variety olsilkspom
II executed. ...-...,..-s
- = ,'-T-l JOHN W. GILL.
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Topp 81 aDEVOL.

AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND, {
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
N Winter Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great care and manufactured at the best workshops
Philadelphia and New England expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers, and all
others who may favor with call we can offer you goods
which we guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
Dsnsr, 10 in this any part Of the
United States. TODD d DEVOL.. .
Wheeling Sep "a, 1852.
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT. -f ~
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
hsrszs So el7=t =s&l1l
~ Ass. - e b ~ zaa IE
! eKEvRLAND AND pErRoIr

u.s. -,fE f..G CLEVELAND AND DETROIT, - aigi8EE3 I
n connection vih the CiereLda and Cincinnati RailTosSs
CYerelaIld aud Erie r. r. CIerel11lG Cnl Pitts61Tgh
and Michigan Centred +. r. -,f eL,4H EaTa I
Passengers win be aeketed Though rre any point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh. and
Wheeling of those places to any point
Lake Michigan. 5g,r,eiI d. nj .,z-t .zg- siHV 8g
steamers built expressly for the ronte.
CLEVELAND.... GAIT. u u STANARp.
boat VIII leave ceve and Tor Gettoit and nerotfor
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains OF Chicago Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh and
lr the Lake Superior Saginaw boats Detroit. They
viii run from Clevelandi in the following order:
FOREST ClLY .--t - -
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
Cd. y-.,. r CLEVELAND. ..sE er .s-ri (
A nd ,ylieave ,Detvolt: I'D IF.sil II, .a.rllll1
CLEVELAND -t - - f--.
Monday "Wednesday Friday
FOREST CITY ,.EH.
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
The uneTsigne1 prepared to make cOntnes for all
iinls OF freight from Cleveland 10 Detroit, Macknaw,
st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake Michigan
- r o. OCEAN; CASPIAN, Ann s.r. LOUIS: =--
win compose line until the new boats ready
. AGENTS q, .
C. BRADRURE q Co., Cleveland. -ia't i't. ~ -
7plTTMAAN, ,rRowRRIpGE& JONES, detroit EzssSSE7
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WHEELING, VA, FRIDAY IN MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS :.
COPPER, TIN, & SHEET IRON WARE.
/ .T-.flrT Manufactory.sf bgog Ef q

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
y bestowed him, the subscriber would
yinfOrm his friends and the public generally that no
manufacture the above named articles III
their variety ofwhch he has always had agood as
sorment for Wholesale and retail at very Prcest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves OF the most ap
proved patterns for coal and wood --- ,
Job work will continue 10 receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompnesa and In style thai VIII
psnssdne sla2d nost e IARNEY. NO Main ST
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ARnTEIcIAI, TEEPH..
DRUGS, MEDICINES, %

Chemicals, 'Perfumery, &C., GO;
IT H. .ORUmBACEEER would announce to his
81 ricEds and the public generally, that having prch1s
interest senior partner in the husness lately
conducted under the firm Of J. CrunIscker & Son, he
will the same the old stand, No 10, Main StI
and would respectfully solicit, aud trusts to merit conH'
ofthe patronage bestowed Sld I
opening extensive and wen selected stock OF Drugs anu
Chemicals, Pcrfumery, Fancy articles, &c, NIL Of whleh
were purchased oer strict personal inspection and with
Rcrupuous regard purity of quality aud arc now ohee"
10 the public on thu most reasonable terms. lyr
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AND, PI.5ETlTsRUEGa rAHI
80 80, ID

'SsSSSSa 81 o. 10 Vst q -Satss=sEsi'
I'm and after wednesday, June 10th, tssa, Passenger
Trains william B5 9 5 g as s oSTs s
;ile and intel stntonsi oslo =. M,Accommoda
qR sr 8F eSs a
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations
Leaves Wclsyille at 1886 P. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland and intermediate stations. 81 . rfs.l.
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines to wit: At Hudson with the
Ravenna with wurH's Line Of -Four Horse Coaches for
RoNdi at BayaTd, hacls Hover, New Philadelphia
F FOR PiTsTsBuRG RG.-.rhe $40 AIM; Express Train
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
arriving Pttsburghthe samo
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
Farefrom Gle velSnt TO Pittsburgh by way Sellsvie,
$50. 3 $50 - ~. ,.,,.. -
checked through TO Pittsburgh viz Welsviie.
FOR WHEELING V4O a. NJ. Express train from
Cleveland connects At With tho sPeESed so
Wheeling, touching intermediate landing, and arrv
iSnS Rnss, Train
with above steamers At Wesve; also with the Ohio
and Railroad At Alance and al Hudson with
Passengers leaving PittsburE at 5 o'todk IN, and
Wheeling at O'Clock A. A. will take the l2;5 r. NJ ES
press Train from Wellsvile, and arrive at CleTcanls
1.-The 10 connect with the Lake Steamers for New York,
via Dunkirb and Buaalo:
and the entire North West. .,,,..
Passengers leaving WHEELING or plrTssuRGA in
the morning by this ROUTE arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" the following night can be in New
Chicago. fnsss IL :. .I;.s1.,- -,
a. NJ connects at Hudson with the Akran !sranch Rail
Road and reaches In time to son,est WITH the
Cincinnati Railroad for the South. ..58t ID o,IH
Tho Aeeomm9aa ion Train les Ens Cieye
Cincinnati and Columbus at and with the
Branch RHilroNd Hudson. ,;,,,, IS
Cleveland, June ID. -! SUPERINTENDENT
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GEORGE MENDEI,.
No154, Main Street,

MEEELlNE va ..a-...-...
T s now receiving LARGE LoToF CARPETS. RUGS,
j MATS AND MATTING G.a Also, Table aud Floor ole
Cloths widths keeps constantly on hand luIg
assortment OF FurnatIe Of every descrrtion Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glnsscs, Glass Plates VenHn
and Transparent window Blinds Mind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircloth Cured Hair,
Spring Sackng Bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rnd$
ect ali orwhch will be sold at The lowest prices angs
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TO Country Merchants. ..

gaaEtaT To Country Merchants. s.9ia
7AFR. g. g. KNOX having Withdrawn from the frn Of
wi McCalen Knox & Co, the remaining partners hGve
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox bTother OF
s. Knox so long and known IN The ding public
-aoslilniilg the style OF M6ClalleRs ana Knox:
They would respectfully inform their old VIII"
sn long and literally sustained en) ana all other deal
eTs in Doois ard Shoes that their Pail Stock viii be arrir.
Ing from the 10th to the last Of September.
liza wing been with the greatest eafe and bonghL
they sttsr themselves thatin their Fall Stock OF
oots and Shoes thcT hold out Inducements in quality
aud nrices superior to any offered in the market To
Cmry Merchants their way east ley would be pleas
cd to exhibit their stock and post them
markets of Baltimore AMI
PIiiadelpfia [sepsl MccLALLENS: 6 KNOX,
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Brentlinger & Armstrong,
PRESCRIPTEON

TAVE just received at their medical store fresh SUP
pIy OF the most choice medicines, such people may
rely upon making their selections regard is paid to
prices so the article be the best quality, .u-
PhyGfcinuG' 'PreHCr1pt1OnBPutuPby up BY cHreilha nd$
at all times, dnT or night. aug2l-lyrd
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THOMAS POPI
TETOs. HORNnROOK,
VIM BinEh nm,
Shirt Manufactures,
NEW BRITAIN.

:
HAS appointed A NJ. Adams agent for the sale of his
IL shirts at Factory prices Merchants, Clohers and
others who desirous OF buying shirts OF the best and
cheapest in the United States will call at H. M Ad
ans clothing store, where they will find full assortment
qsn0 09--1Cd b.
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FoR YE4ntT APyEETlsEHESTsI square WIN w. 1900
O6e anuaTe Ger quarter ehAngeable al pieasSSI+ WV
SSInsss ana Fofsssiona Cards tper annumo no. 500
soE Long ADvERTlsENESrs, liberal discounts WIN ~
notices and lot
r.STsTrisrss and Deaths inserted gratuitousy'
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CINCINNATI.
Z Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse. 6o


ESTABLISHED 1s41.
VET offer for sale well selected stock of Pa PER
w CARDS and! PRINTING INK, BooKJBlNDERs'
LEAMTHER II! THE aud every description OF fPAPERMAkkRs'
Having been te rst, BY stral to establish the
Wesa Paper business complete In all its parts hpvc
formed permanent connections with the best menuLaet
i'll this country and receive supplies directly from
them. The prices and terms offer Lavora-
bic @ the Same goods can be purchased for inthe astern
We have the exc1us We agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PbANTBR2ck4 SMITH,
OWEN ds HURLBUT, and the CARENY COMPANY he.
ing the highest grades Of Writing Papers made In this
country. ~ ~. s.5,.+. ~ 8
stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
the West We have but Uniform price to all Orders
by mnil will filled at tho prices II bought IN
lc SOn, Samples will bo sent by mail FREQ Of cost,
auRof. E.lf4ff 7-'1 73 BUTLER & BROTHER,
.f-.f .r-uE ~ .lg- I'd. Wholesale Paper Dealers,
.s-7 F7-~, 4E h. ig-=-., 2TPearl Street.
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7I7T OHIO TYPE FOUNDERY,5
GUILFORD AND JONES',

GUILFO OKD ANLsEJIlNE0,t
N. GuIIFoRD,it .ss.bea .res'i l1a NV. JONES.
II sEcoHD ErnEEr. AETwRgN SYCAMORE AHn nRoADWlY,
9Ffa' 2-1fit CINCINNATI, OHIO. +,
no Every Description otgu 8. ,5ui
BOOK, ,IOB AND TYPE
CONSTANTLY on IIAxp, OR MANVyACTURED 70 oRpERs
They arc prepared furnish promptly at
cash IccS 0yery variety or Types to found in their
TvithHll their Apparatus. -: - s's.. ~
Large Job Letter. in all Its varieties OF Metal and Wood,
Flowers Cuts, Ornaments &C., win bc supplied, fur
nlshed 10 order, at the lowest current prices.
From their long experience and practical knowledge In
wants OF the west they being able to give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor them with their
patronage a. IT,
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From The Hon Johl. Mclean. Associate Jndge o. tes
80 &c C1NcisnIrr 2sth oot., 1as9
s;itI +bpun viz 1r ths likeness Of Gen.
oral Jackson; II eaecient one In the &
his lie his grey hairs, his tall AID yeneraele ap
sineonty AID kIndheSs OF ana msgnsE, ~
vafed an who became acquainted With him there NS5e
eIy II any, peTRons educated at home or abroad
much they may have associated with toregn se1rts ~
srId e1tsl the fEee and p6nner Of General Jaeoae
ma rnsrin social crcle eonaiasr h " see
field, In tho drawing room or AZ tpe neee ot tes
trafios The was aremarkable man. p 7fss1 nj
4. Ia 10 s!Wtth great Teapeett uE1r-
Geo. ". childSi Esq- 5siqqs lsl3 i ssas4sAap
Great Inducement to Club snhseraneE9:
order to enable copies Of the sSeys -
gent Portraits thG oers the one
fhg Inducements l0r the formation Of 45r s4ne5
m sIfegIyC CEUB B.SUBS0RIPT TlONS. -.
To Isi.!R9t Asse q atxs tsn, q !. = 80
Eth copies Of tho worka asat s5Fnbs,i
eon reeetpt or the tho WI e
sent OF postage Get tho q tse
10 one address, each The said club es
ROB ERT e
kIsRont for 5Velehss OF u
ior 81 :.
4e6I0-1mdw 5ltil 2z ~
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80. = :. 2..,3,l PARTY DRESSES.
pIBBoN striped Brceade and sik e
III less tha6New York prices. Light coored Glaze sakS
always sales than you can bgy ths1esse
yhere.seilng OF t9 9qtatTeeil At ,,,l,,,S,,i
.ii u, s3, IA Rare Chance. ~: is. b.; ;f NJ.
saTd dsssaa g aass e
Oet20. 4 n EgI4H z wv n M0TTE. 1852 Marketlst.
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SOUTHERN FINE ARTl
It. b. WEL0H, OF CHARLESTON, S. c.;
WASHINGTONl

'55GEORGE WASd4&SIIJN4!.
uNrREcEDESTEDt IN. annals OF AMERICAN, FINE A@T'
NKTRLCH,S magnificent Portrait of iwaahngton By
w 26 inches(-Engraved steel (by permission1 nom
GILBERT stuart's only ORIGINAL painting.
The celebrity OF this great engraving has aonotes 20
come as familiar household words to the minds eve
~ person In tho United States who can read:
EVER Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurts IN our own
country in Europe, has proncuneeo
|. q s3sita55 WELCH'S H'SGWASHlNGTON .fss 80
perfect transcript of Stuart's worldrenowned palrn
such the only correctly engraved porrat IN eAl
teEG. 10 is7Jf7J' 4gn u. fPt-a '''sa -
RIYE DOLLARS PER cory, ssr-. "a fn.
The only merit this Portrait OF Washington Posses1een y
the Senate United States and the most
ed Scholars Artists, Jurists and Statesmen OF the vn0
States pronounce it the only correct Portrait OF
PrtisaisT attention Ia invited 10 The following letter
from the Hon Roger Taney Chief Jnsos OF tho Uned
States: .r7 +-4,sr--, M t,,,.,, 1.no o. s1ssSt
Il DEAn sIR-Aecept my thanks for the Portrait Of MsSh,
ton As awork oalt its excellence and beauty must stte
one who II; andit Is less happy IN ta
10 the Father OF his country 1t was my good grens "
have seen him the days Of my bOyhuod anu his Whoo
fappearaneei ia yet strongly Impressed on my
you have issued appears to me 10 DO an e1et M
ness representing rortecty the eGpreSsoh - S
form and features Of Ma ace $g ts q 1ss. :.
= With great, respect;
~, ~ -. am your oo,' sol 'AD R. B. TAaEY
Geo. w. Chitds, Esq, Phila. -r,,w
i7ora :. 5.BY THE SAME ARTIST. 4 slss9s
! PORTRAIT, oE JACKSoMtl1 10 sf,a
| Engraved (by permsstonl from Thomas srily'9 oalY
orisi nal Painting, In the possession o. Franass
Preston Blair Esq. Ce0by 90 inehes.1 t,,a
| y e'y2-''' PRICE Five noLLARs PER cory. ~
l-.IN-I
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stcuben Vile White Lead,
WE ARE prepared TO furnish, in quantity StEuben.
w vile White Lead warranted equal, II not superior
OF Pittsburgh or Cincinnati brands. ss a.
- .,J,1T.5ls KELLS & CALDWELL,
Agents for Manufacturers. I
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~ ouARIrs DIckRNs. sm
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. VIM. GOWDEM
EOTYPTST.

RoomsN &c. Monroe street. 6etceen he No Hotel and ne
EE i. ,tilf.L Court House 'T.5 ia ll-
Mkenesses tekenin any required shade and eooTel I"
warranted to fade Pictures OF all sizes, both sim
gle in groups put up in plain and fancy at the
lowest prices Likenesses accurat taken
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Geo. w. ohilds, Esq. Phila. - -,,Igt
Read This ]

rorn ,t Hon Iohi McLean Associate Jndgo Of thP
iItV 1E;7fig : q SiriTenieI Court $50 ~ % -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLUID.-At New York on
Monday night Mrs HUNTER, an aged lady of about
ga years, engaged in the back parlor with a little
girl sewing and showing the latter ehing about
her work. the cotton happened to get around the burning
fuidamp the table by which they sitting when
il drawn off the table, the top bursting off and the
fluid scattering all the clothes Of Mrs H. which i'm
pedatey caught fire and entirely consumed burn
ing her person dreadfuy that she died few hours
afterwards.
ASoTHER.-The same ght camphene lamp burst in
house in Ninth avenue, in consequence of which
girl and small child which she the time held in her
severely injured. The servant girl was so
terribly burnt that but little hopes entertained of her
recovery.
YBf ANoTHER.-While Mr. W. II. THOMAS, of Laurens
street, Brooklyn seated at the supper table, sur
rounded by his family ordinary Britannia metal sp-
ramp, standing lighted in the middle of the table, sud
denly exploded with report like cannon, SCATTERING
the lamp into hundred fragments and severely burning
Mr.. Thomas and his wife and child. At the time of the
explosion nothing whatever being done the lamp
was it moved displaced in any way This proves
what has heretofore been contradcted that
may explode without ignition Of the gas by carelessness
in filing or handling.
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MISSISSIPPI BoNDs.-rMpoRrANr DECISION

| BY private letter dated Jackson, 30th ultimo
we learn that the High Court of Errors and Ap-
peals-the supreme judicial tribunal Of that State
have unanimously decided that Mississippi is legally
bound to pay the Union Bank bonds and that no
action Of the Legislature or cote Of Me people can
affect the question Each Judge delivered very
| elaborate concuming opinion, all of which are re-
presented as surprisingly able and convincing, CO.
yering the whole ground and meeting and refutng every
point raised in opposition We doubt it not No State
in the Union has ADLER Supreme Judges than Mississippi
Heretofore the Legislature and the people have de-
cared by vote that the bonds were both illegal and un
constitutional. The judiciary which alone had rghtfu
authority to pass upon the question: had given no opn
ion Since this popular and legislative decision the sub
ject has been brought broadly before the courts in the
manner prescribed by law in which suits against the State
must be brought and before tribunals empowered by the
laws to settle all such conflicting questions The case
before the Superior Court Chancery The Chan
ceor decided that the State was morally and legally
bound TO pay the bonds The Attorney General took the
case up to the High Court of Errors and Appeals the
tribunal Of last resort And that Court has now decid
ed unanimously that the State is legally bound for the
redemption of the bonds.
From these decisions the people of Mississippi cannot
escape matter if the arguments of the regulators
were sound both in law and morals Their tribunals
courts created by themselves to determine such ques
donshaye decided that they bound to pay. Had thu
decision been different had their own courts land thst
would have been hardly fair to the foreign credtor d.
cided otherwise there would have been excuse per-
haps. But thsre is none. The State is rich and
able to pay The plea of poverty cannot be preerred
The Judges selected by themselves after fair trial. have
decided against them Had it been favorable they would
have maintained that the decision should be absolute As
it is adverse, they should bow to it. No rule be
justone that does not work both ways-N o. Bulletin.
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Mr.. Henry STETsos, respectable citizen Of Orange,
New Jersey, was instantly killed at the HaCkensack
Bridge on the New Jersey Railroad, on Monday after
noon, under the following circumstances
Mr.. Stetson passenger in the train for Newark
and the train approached the bridge the engineer
giving the usual signal to break up, in order TO pass
slowly over the bridge, nervous gentleman passenger
in the train suddenly exclaimed ;hat the draw was of
Mr. Seah Ill., Of Jersey City, who occupied the same
seat with the gentleman who gave the ALARM Immediately
stepped TO the door Of the car and seeing that the draw
was all right so announced and begged the passengers
keep their seats but the false alarm had spread and
rush took place for the car In which Mr. Stetson
seated and in the excitement this gentleman sprang out
Of the car window and the train being just at that
passing the draw his head came in contact with the
mbers Of the draw, and crushed between them and
the Several other passengers came near sharing
the same fate but the timely interference OF the brake
man on the train preserved them"
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The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th contains the
annexed announcement The ability, energy, and
independent spirit Of Mr.. PRYOR viii be an impor-
tant acquisition for that venerable journal. Mr..
Pryor is the gentleman in whose hands the Wash
ington Union " missed stays" some time since in
regard to the character and career Of the Russian
Government
ut gives sincere pleasure to announce to our read
ers that ROGER A. PRYon, Esq. has become interested
in the Enquirer and will in few days. enter upon his
editorial duties Mr.. Pryor is well known to the coun-
try vigorous and graceful writer, and gentleman OF
the soundest and truest republican
principles Mr. Pryors association with in the edi
toria management Of the paper viii give energy and
spirit the Enquirer and will commend it more strong
y than the Democracy oil portions Of the coun
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The ARMY MovEMESr.-The force ordered to the Rio
Grande will include two companies Of the ID artillery
from Old Point Comfort the 3D. artillery, and detach-
ment Of the 9TH artillery from Fort Hamilton eight com
panes OF the 9Th infantry and eight companies Of the 9th
infantry, under command Of Gen. PEnsrEn f. SMITH Capt
remoer'on company, from Fort Hamilton, has been re-
from proceeding as stated BEFORE and Capt Ro
company Oh ath artillery has been ordered instead
from Fort Ain, to sail with the detachment FROM por
Hamilton. Major DELarrEID, Of tho Corps Of Engineer,
is also ordered to supcrntend the erection 81
on the frontier.--New York Mirror