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CITY Taxes.

- 80 k rtrhurrE 0stobers3 -
A b. BHANKLAND. Collector q ~ - 1.
"a. You are hereby instructed % st..f Il NJ
al ~ thh so parars - ~ noe iaas 80 IL
C0rporston Of the city q Mao -. n N5r1r-l-
Der nsrt- OK III. rIi h broaaht - .-s-s-,rss
taraidt5 j ) sct the staf 2 - y, 49, IN
IN the way o. costs 70 dsla - - risfssIt 20 III
ne oTieI Z. .S,,r . fhe treasury 70 meet
tbs e5Iisst sTeenses. Yoa - =, o "a n
Esuce 20 earrY ol- - Counel throlgh - "
"a Roarl of UeulliiaA
nance ColnEniasf- R0sT. THONP30Ns
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The special order bsing the bin fnE the
relief OF the people, was tsken mp. pub
lished in the Union q few days SINCE
Mr. Wines opposed the section requiring
property TO bring three-fourths Of the val.
uatIon assessed BY frecholders. These free
holders might combine, 10 put up the val
uation 80 high. that il could never be sold.
Mr.. Steele advocated the general feature.
Of the bill, az some length.
Judge Gaut thought that il was q question
a. 10 whether the proposed law wss consn
tutional. The people needed relief, and b.
would grant them al that was possible
consistently with the constitution. But bv
that instrument il wss provided that no law
should be passed which would impair the
obligation % contracts. He thought thai
the law did propose such violation Of the
spirit Of the constitution. He then read s
decision Of the United States Supreme
Court, in a case coming up from Illinois, IN
which the judges declared that A law re-
curing property to bring two-thirds Of ID.
appraised value, ~ unconstitutional. vasi m.
pairinr the obligation OF contrsc3a "a
Howard, 6I2 1.-THE law lad been iu forcl
Al the time the contract was made. IA vroul5
have been valid Anything which varies
the remedy in existence when the eontrac,
is msde, does bear upon, and Impair, in
some degree, the obligation.
We ought 10 relieve the people II we can
There ar hundreds sad tho0sands whs
have lost their property, and are unable !,
paw their debts. II be felt that the law wa
constitutional, be would So for it, but If i
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BOTANIC PHYSICIIa,
Ii THE TREATMENT or DBEAsKs,
rRUWElN9 HIN WITH sgClAa ~
OTHER STATES, as Ut u -
4agHNTTTW ffENfrfG7eTH

For further information in regard 70
the slxiIlful success In the trestmeut Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 70 STur
ks TuERkPEUTIos and MATERIA AEBIcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of lso0
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find DIT. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of Tie age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction ia guarau-
teed. With my general practice treat
| the following
UsPOslo Eases
vsh mhsh.ssoa; RhamnaHan, Ahsohoas q ins
Lunasi Dissssos q Hs Thzoah 5geled 5e.lls'
IN irats PI6udsY, Pans, Ulcafs csnoof, blufuf
0ssasssa Ct The HalFt and LaTeT, mliazl1llafol q
a. Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings ETl Or hclo.llls
Daafusss. Diseases " ne Eyes, Dehihlaled -
tors Dyspapala or Ind aason, and Conaiiin pi,ol
/ togathef Win all Private Diseases 40
/ T)iseases of the Urinary Organs
10 Tao Ladies.
All AHaoEons o. he womb frosted vim s1ecasa-
T-hoss Married Ladies' Eho have ben 20 aafniil
y lfsdf iuil Hms 4 found p7sEnant - psias me
RterIlisys
Young MARRIED Ladies Woes miasorsuns a.
nosn not 70 urnr hnrth In dus season. reuslniar
49, no 40 roo should multiply and Fepie1ish. u
this q your desire you chq ooleas ~ s-ll'sl y
i-if.T 81 ia person. no lady over t1ifiy-dFe yaefs
l ~ .igs nrad make application All comulnEiaaa9-s
| - Islter or per8on strictly confidential.
NIght Emisslons CARED.
young Nan, stop hefors you furtnos 80 y az
Fssnass sub.ecf % Nan, there n % dlie9e % -
I - ere g. Night Emiaaioua, and pnJaic-i! -
80 hat undarstsnd lroatng . and 2 700 -
Z = f.4f nave cured dn1ena In this efyi e. ~ -
I Ia fifarant f1Etaa, We have spant eoaar 49, -
Z - and ara nov aa1 cnret y ms An e-l5 y
oaiFing letters AID lendlng nelieiae 2 ~ - =
~ ~, nd Will nFe ne csli, "a ) y -
f-eou frf aII OF tie fIaCaaas ualEQled = w 80
FartsamauL he - 81 raislslsaa 1t-a = ~
cJ.
Oh MoslIL
U.lss ssssst ~ ss'a ,... I - :.
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BY Express.

I'VE have just received. per express. = lar. con
!" sIgnment Of the finest apples ever brought Il
markel. They viii bo sold BY the barre, or At re
TAIL We have a large supply on hand, and vii
close them out NJ reasonable rates.
We ssO have at our Confectionery q supply Of ~
sOrted Candies, Of our own manu- ssture, unequal
led by any in the city. VIM. HOUGH & o.,
Corner Cherry aud Union Sis, Nashville.
octET-it
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"a, ..i.i are doe sns pat due . the Cor
AL y Il 90 CIV must b SD en- @ 1sfsra-f -e
hrsl ~ A. B. sHAAkLAED,
..t-tof CITY ksFsGEe Coilectlf.
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Nashville and Decatur RR, line
Special Notice.

I ne fre o. tLis lins VIII b. lesiueed 10 Eve Is
cent? per nile J. H. PDTrEk,
a.,fas-fu nsEl fHeuI arHf.
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The motion 0 reconsider the resolution
declaring the scat Of Mr.. Cameron vacant,
WIS taken up.
Mr.. Arnell rose TO a point Of order. He
thought that the sense Of the House had
been four times expressed, and the matter
could not be recOnsidered.
Mr.. Steele said the point was well taken,
as 70 the motion to nUn-co cur; bat not as
10 the resolution Of expulsion, which was
new matter, and which could be reconsid
cred. He then argued that the resolution
was so vague, that it did not even exPel Mr..
Cameron.
Mr.. Wines said that the resolution had
been misprinted il bad been published as If
be had written it ineligible on account Of
inehgibiliiy; and upon this, n joke had
been perpetrated, the editor saying that If
Mr.. Wines was ugly, it was on account Of
ugliness, =" which, he said, hurt him very
badly, as he had always prided himself on
his great beauty" Laughter.l The resolu-
ton declared Mr. Cameron " not entitled 10
q seat - and that was sufficient.
Mr.. Speaker Heiskell in deciding the case,
intInated his opinion that the resolution
was sufficiently definite TO declare the seat
of Mr.. Cameron vacant but the resolution
itself was an Independent proposition, and
could be recOnsidered, and therefore the
motion vas in order.
Mr.. snodderly moved TO lay the motion to
reconsider on the table. The ayes and noes
were called, and resulted as follows; ..
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson. Arnell Black
man, Cowsrd, Carter, Donaldson, Doughty,
Duggan, Elliott, Garner, Gillem, Grove,
| Or mmelt, Hudson, Inman, Jones, of Greene,
Kerchival, Mason, Maxwell, Melton, Null
Inns, Porter, Raulston, kogers, Shrltz,
Smith, Of Hardenan, Smith, OF Obion, Snod-
Derby, Thornburg, Underwood, Waters, Of
Wilson, Walker, Welsh, Wines, v oodcOck,
| WOsds-3G. s ... ..t
Noes-Messrs. Barton, Brandon, Blsdsoe,
Brittle, Dunaway, Fsulkner, Freeman, Flu
son, Garrett, Gaut, Hood, Jarvis, Lewis,
Mulloy. Murphy, Nieks, Ordswsy, Pearson,
/ Richards, Scales, simmons, Slmmerly,
Steele, Travis, Thoma-, Of Coffee, Thomas,
OF Benton and Humphreys, Waters, Of Mad
ison, Warren, Williams, Willis, Speaker
/ Heiskell-3i.
| Carried.
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IS. T. Glover, who pc sisted in practicing
l1win St. Louis, in defiance of the onstitu-
81 NAL test oath, which he refused to take
.eheving it unjust and oppressive, Yves in
eted, found guilty, and fined $500. The
Use will be carried to the Supreme Court.
It is noticeable that the Judge who found
him guilty ard assessed the fine, shares Mr..
Glover's opinion Of The new Constitution.
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Taken Up

ON he 18Th inst. a. ny stsb's % Msrksi sweet
- lev doors ncrth 0f Pubic sIuarel a aArA
brown Muie, abouf u uanis high ne aa1ef ean
&c. ne same By sppls siion % me, proving F'o~'
~ and psylaE charges. - r-rDv,-pp
ocf2a-u NAFA' H-@A-'~N-s
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A SHARP QUAETKRN6sTER.-SOme time ago
the Government had a Quartermaster il
New Orleans who, 1t was feared, did him
self great many good turns. He had. il
fact, become suddenly rich, and showed hi
riches in his purchases and mode Of living
| So the War Department set 8 trsp to catel
him, aud find out how much he made by
commissions" paid by contractors. One
fue morning detective called on the Quar-.
J termaster and was anxious to furnish SUI
| D les for the amy. The Quartermastei
| thougbt at Onre that he saw before him
/ fliberai minded" contractor, and concluded
( he could do "good thing" with him.
After long conversation on prices and
other points Of interest, but in which thu
detective utterly failed to pin suspicion Il
the Quartermsster's skirts, the following
conversation closed the conference:
Qusrtermss!er.-'EDo you know what GU
Saviour said to Zaecheus when he was il
| the sycamore tree ?"
Detective ono do not know, l am no
/ familiar with the Scriptures. What did h
/ say 20
Quartermaster.-"He said, Zaecheus
/ make haste and come d0lgn.'"
The hint TO "come doi0H," supplied thu
/ ground of suspicion that the d teetivs wa
/ looking for, and ia a few days the Quarter
master wai dismissed from the service.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

600 ACRES Il 6rsi elass land for ssle, miles
slAf1t from Nashville, adlosniag tle psniailoA o.
Gen W o. HsrdiDE, IN good STATE 81 cIlluFahoas
For terms Epply 70 s. ". chi drsas, Attsfney q
Law, Nashville, Team, No. 81 ChsETI street,
aeuPa-ezus
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GOVERNORS STAFF.


The question Of paying the Governors
staff wes taken up, and the vote taken on
the motion of Mr.. Garner, 10 strike out the
words ''two Majors" and insert ''one MAJOR,
and it was adopted, ayes 81 noes &c.
The bill as amended authorized the re-
teniion Of the Adjutant General, aud one
Major.
Mr.. Thomas. of Coffee, moved to strike
out the words tone Major, " and insert "pri-
waite Secretary"
Mr.. Arnen moved to lay that on the table
Carried.
The vote was then taken on the final pas
sage Of the bill, and resulted as follows
AYES A., noes p.
Mr.. Steele explained that be would vote
aye, as between the present bill and the old
one but he still protested against the bill.
He, however hsd no choice. and as We must
either leave the old law as il is, or accept
the new one, be took the lister alternative.
The bin ives transmitted 10 the Senate FOL
its concurrence
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Mr. Brandon presented bill extending
the Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the Peace
Referred to the Judiciary Committed.
- - -. -. .-.r...ar -----
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By Mr.. Wines; A communication from
Mr.. Erdmsn, proprietor Of The Tennessee
Journal, asking that the German portion Of
the public printing. may be awsrdEd to
him. Referred to the committee on Ways
and Means, with Instructions to report to-
morrow. y ' .-- ' NJ o.
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Mr.. Arnell: / rise TO a question Of priv
lege. On yesterday the gentleman from
H milton, and on the day previ Us the gen
tleman from 0verton made an attack upon
the Hon. Secretary Of State, in regard to re
ceiving improper fees Of Office. It was sta
ted as a ma'tsr Of rumor, that the Secretary
had received too dollars for attesting com
missions and affxing the seal Of State. Mr.
Hood obiected to the question Of privilege.
Mr.. Arnen claimed that the Secretary ~ai
= member OF the State Government, and had
q right 10 be heard through a irieud, IN re
gard 70 his official acts. He was authorized
70 say that the Secretary, never at any time
has received tICo dollars for sttesting com
missions and afhxing seal and thai the foe
OF 81 90 Us stated, is nOtimproper but strict
IN in accordance with the law passed March
lg, 1860.
The Secretary under the direction Of the
Governor has issued commissions 70 various
military officers e the State, whose fees al
lowed BY Law would amount 10 SllOO or $1,000
f,r which he never received one cent, feeling
that while legally entitled 10 sneh fees, ths
it was more fitting, as they had served the
country in the tented field, TO decline them
a more honest, honorable, just and abe
officer has not, at any time, graced this I'm
DOrtznt and lsboriOus office.
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The bin for the relief of the people was
made the special order for this afternoon al
2 o'clock.
Adjourned.
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STANDARD History Of The War


Complete In one very large VsIume Of ever
1000 Pages.
THIS work has no rival ss a candid, lu,d, ccm-
Il piete, authentic and rellabe d story Of the
great conflict Il contM rfadifg matter elua
10 three dgt royal octavo voiurnes srlendiflF D.
iustrsted Vitn over $50 hne portraits Of Generals
bstiie scenes, maps and diagrams.
Returned and disshlec offesrs AID soldiers, and
enerEsuo ung men IN want Of proitshis employ
ment vii nod tins 5 rsre chance O. make money.
We have Agents clearing $50 per month, whicn
re Ehl prove % snY doubling apulcant; iur uroof
Of the stove send for ereuiars and So our tefmt-
las ws., Fourth sTesi o ss o6io
I Cctli d&E5s
OFFICE DEPOT COMMITS SEY, 4
NASHVILLE, TESS, Uci. l9Lh, 1875 i
7 WILL oser for ssle, At Public AncHon, q u. s.
II NarehOr Sc, corner Bruad and NJ ara et srreei, 10
the cay Of Nashville, Tenn on MONDAY, the seth
day o. ocbober. ls6i. she follow ng Condemned sub
sisieBee stores and CommissaFy Properly, VS.;
Sc 81 Pounds HomiDy. II SIS Grsn Bags ID
s8ss2 = Apples 80 Seamless Sake,
I@.sfT Cod-H d, "a Pauhns,
ass boxes Herrirg, 93WhreVush Brushs
scale BsSTns Boiler,
IS Hstchets, 9 scteg-Drvers
IS Tap B-re.s, % ft Rubber Hose,
!, s sg.sAe' s''es ,,li e ssI. SF s''
II pkEs Old iron, 800 pounds CastinEa,
i2 Platform scales, ~ ket Il Range,
4 Bage OTenE, u De- H.
10 Pans, 4 Letter Press.
AL-O, 81 sane time and pisce, he ioiioaipg sab
ls2 bbls. R &c Four, 2.oC0 Dc Mscaroui
ls7 ard Ai.OgI O. Corn starch
sale to commsDce At 10 e'csock. m. Terms
Caah 10 GoYersuseni iunis Stores % p renewed
Immediately Niier sale, ~ the expense r osnsf-
oct25-Gt Cap and G > .
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Leave ofsbssuce vas granted to Mr.. Sim
merry for IS days, on Reeount Of siekness-
Leave Of absence Tor ten days was grant
ed 10 Mr. Barton
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HorsE b REPREsENrATIvEs.

Oct5bsr 20, 1865.
The HOusz was called 70 order at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, precisely, by the Speaker. Prayer
BY Rev. DR.. Gee. The journsi Of yesterday
was read and approved.
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Pun
LAWS OF ABSEScE.

AFTERNcog SESSION.
The House was called 20 order at o'clock
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Messrs. Grove. Inman, and Woods wer,
granted brief leaves Of absence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
The Spirit of Oppression.

The war is now over, and it were time
its implacable animosties wero allsyed.-
Yet there is still an element unsated with
slaughter and burning with lust, who take
delight in reviving spirit ofacerbity and
fomentipg discord by appeals to tho bases.
of passions, and by recalling or inventing
past wrongs. Such an element mag be
found in every community. 1t is need
less to say that this class is composed Of
those who have ventured nothing in be,
half of the cause they so bslligereDtly ad-
vocate, and have proftod most by the
suffering and bloodshed they seek to pro.
long. Their continued attacks upon the
public peace, their constant cry for the
blood of conquered people, and The ruff.
ian and riotous results of their persistent
and perverted efforts, find an echo in the
generalization Of war and their teachings
exampllfed in spirit of oppression re-
gardless Of law and order, and destructive
to the wcll-being Of communities. Cruel
because cowardly, these and their prose-
lytes, fearing retribution for their own
former criuinality, seek this means to
ga'her around them faction whose VIC
lence will inspire terror to all opponents,
and secure 10 them in the future, as in the
past, place and power that will contrib.
ute more to their i'll begotton gains.
We trust that an intelligent and mag.
unanimous people will discountenance ev-
cry effort from every source to keep alive
this malign spirit. The longer this agita.
ton is permitted, the deeper discord is
SowD, and indefinitely does it postpone
that quiet and reconciliation which is ne.
cessary to reunion and prosperity. No
possible good can be done by persecu.
ton, while great harm must inevitably fol-
low.
We hope that every just man and true
patriot will unite iu frowniug down the
selfish wickedne,s of upprinoipled men !;
that the administration may not be clogg.
ed in its wise and humane policy; that
an erripg people may be restored to the
wealth and growth Of the republic, and or.
der resume their impartial and universal
sway. Men may call this "treasou,"
"coFperheadi'm," or what they will, but
in the eyes of all others than fanatics il
will recommend itself as the only policy
consistent with the Christian civilization
of the age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
A. T.. Kline.

nis amusing To zee this man spread
himself in che "Negro Equal,ty' sheet Of
this County. A man pre,e ndine TO be re.
lgious yet who attempts to degrade his old
father, and jus.i6es the imprisonment, and
consequent murder Of bis brother.
He talks Of the iafamy Of deseriion, DO.
Let me say privately to you, Col. q word
about this loyal hero.
He enlisted in October, 1851 10 Go. ID
s4th p. ", was sent to hospital in June
1859, and by some hocus pocus was sent
to IT. Penn'a. From this he deserted and
is reported Desoty on his Company
Records TO this day. Let him deny it il
he dare.
To show further that he is fitting
correspondent Of the "Negro Equality
Gazette and Free Love Advocate" will
state that during the battle Of Winchester,
Va, March 23d, 1862, he was one of FIVE
or ak others who crawlcd under a hay
stick to save HIS valuable carcass.
Let A. E. X. change base or he will
get another shot. -
ONE OF HIS COMPANY.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
Pennsylvania Agricultural
SOCietv,

The State Agricultural exhibition, to be
held at Williamsport on the last days Of
September next promises to be on unusual
display. We learn that already more space
for cattle and sheep has been applied for
than ever before, so long previous to the
exhibition. The State Society is exerling
itself, in conjunction with q committe Of
the Lycoming County Agricultural Socie-
ty, to have complete preparation for any
crowd that may visit the fair or the beau
tiful town in which it is to be held, There
are now in process of erection stalls for
nearly one thousand cattle, sheep and
hogs; hall three hundred feet long for
protection to agricultural improvements
q two story hall, two hundred feet long,
for the display OF embroidery, pictures,
statuary, piano and other articles subject
to damage from the weather; and cov-
cred area, overlooking the whole Of the
ample grounds, capable Of seating from
two to three tho usand persons. A sub.
committe of the general Executive Com
mittee Of the State Society, consisting of
Messrs' Hamilton, of Harrisburg, Kapp,
Of Northumberland, Ellis Of Lyooming,
Holstein, of Montgomery, Driesbach, Lu.
zerne, accompanied by number Of men,
bers Of the society, visited Williamsport
a few days ago. They were Hospitality
received there, and after visiting and ex.
aiming the park, they departed for their
homes, heartily approving Of tho designs
and acts of the President of the Society,
and Mr.. Herdic, the resident member of
the Executive Conn mitteo in that locality,
TO whose efforts in this direction too much
praise caunot be awarded. There is ev.
cry promise of fine display, and ample
acoommod alton will be made for its enter.
tainmeut.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
The Trial of Davis.

The rumor that JEFF. Davis is 10 be
tried by Military Commission, appears
to have SOME confirmation in a report
that one of the members of the recent
Commission has been notified of his as
signment to the new one. We hope this
may not prove true. If Davis, as the
chiefexeoutive of the rebellion be chargsa.
BILE with Treason, he is amenable to the law,
and not to the military. If he be accused
Of complicity with the assassination, the
courts are open and the course of justice
not more liable to impediment there, than
before military tribunal. II would be
as well, quietly to murder him in bis cell
at Fortress Monroe, as to 90 through the
mockery of trial before Military Com.
mission, especially with such malignant
imbecle as Gen. Hunter at his head
Therefore, we repeat, if he be tried at all,
the Administration had better observe, at
least the forms Of law-ramemberi that
the Constitution, which the President re-
Gently swore to ''preserve, protect and
defend" t" says that "No person shall be
held to answer for capital, or otherwise
Infamous crime, unless on a presentn,e,t,
or indictment Of a grandjury'-and "In
all criminal prosecutions the accused shall
enjoy Me tight TO q speedy and pubic
trial By an impartial jury"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
Mexico.


Events in this ill.fated country seem
b astening to crisis. The United States
government is concentratipg an army oil
such magnitude in Texas, as to preclude
the idea that it is only for the purpose OF
enforcing its authority in that State, bu,
intended to act effectively in the compli.
cations arising iD the Framed Mexican
empire. Macmillan, and his French mas.
ter, are marshalipg an army of $4,000 men
on the Rio Grande, with a view to check
inference on tho part Of the United States
in the affairs of that country, of which
they entertain strong suspic cion, in view o.
the army now occupying Texas. The
horde OF adventurous spirits in that SEQ
tion from this country. North az we'll as
South, are sparipg no efforts to bring
about collision between the two gov.
ernments. That great mischief maker
Santa Anna has also issued pr onuncia
mento to his countr5men' from his retrea,
in the island of 81. Thomas,exhortng them
to wipe out the empire, and promising to
take the field as their leader or serve in
the ranks
Important news may soon then be ex-
pected from Mexico. It looks to US as il
another doctrine, called '.the Monroe doc.
trine,' would soon be brought to the same
test, and be as effectually settled as that Of
Secession.