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Secretaries-David K. AI archand, Alexander M'.
Kinky, Wm. H. Hacke, and Wm. Jack, (Mount .
Pleasant.) . ,
On motion, a'commitiee, consisting of the fol
lowing gentlemen, was appointed to draft reso
lutions expressive of the sense of 1 the meeting; viz
Alexander McKinney, esq , ii:c. Alarchand, John
Reed, Wm. Cliambers.jr..J awes McFarlane, "J, AL
Carpenter, Col. John 111:Ferland, Hon. John
Moorhead, Hamilton Beaty, John Fausold, David
iiext 11ar.,,• ' Totl,eart , HOD. James Belt John Snodgrass, Jos.
- ...ai
Cart, T. Latta, esq , Samuel Wallace, Levi Camp,
Abruham Altman, Hon. H. D. Foster, Capt. Wm.
N. Haymaker. -
During the absence of the Committee. the meet
ing. was entertained by able and interestingseeerh
ea. Prom William A. Cook, esti, and the Hon. John
C. Plumer. ~ , •
The committee, by their cheirman, Alexander
Yltinney, reported the following rewlutions,
which were. unanimously adopted
The committee selected to draft' and present
resolutious expressive : of the sense of the meeting,
'called by a notice addressed ta athe people of West.
mordant!, without respect to many, who believe
the,a ar with Mexico is just and right, and .are in
favor of prosecuting it town honorable close," &c,
.
beg leave to present the follme int for consideration
. and adoption: .: 1
Ile it rooked- ; ' [
t I. That for years past. Mexico in her conduct
towards the United States, hies heaped insult upon
•
insult, and wrong upon wrong.' She has by her
officers seized treasures belonging to our citizens,
-
[ captured and condemned vessels of the United
iSteles. without right or lawaiMprisoned our COllll
+. 1 trytutn. without informing them or the offences
charged against them, and when others of our cit
izens were murdered by the Mexicans, no attempt
t I was made by her to bring that assassins to justice;
all of which high handed outrages.warranted Gen.
Jackson in saying, in 5.837. that these causes of
complain; 'would justify in the eyes of all nat.ons
immediate war."
J _
' . , 2. That Texas, throwing ofiadespotic, military
goveznmeur, became a free an'd independent repute
lic, after vain and long coutineed efforts ni Mexico
to nature her to submitrion; that France.Englail,
and the United States had recognised her indepeie
&bee; that alexico had riot even attempted for ten
7
years to snliegate her, and therefore Texas had a'
right to eller welder the confederacy of this uni
on, and the assent on the part et the United States
eras no jwit or proper cause or war against us by
Mexico. I
3. That Congress basing peaaed resolutions for
,
1 the anr,ex'ation of Texas, the, United *.States were
bound to defend her ega:ast , int asion; and the
Chief Magistrate of *all, counitty having invoked
1. . .
the aid oil the United States t o e restat the enacts;
; "at,
of Mexico, indicated by the„erclamation of Her.
..a.a.
- ,ia -
jsera, dated Zeal March. leta,Vidiroz on the Itleal
f :1. :. can Statei to prepare for the 'cow - pest or T erse,
t'al,•., the order r iof the President file t the removal of the army al pea. Ta) • loc to the - lWestem pertion of
1 ...a., Texas was :leafier a improvident ' r,or a uneon•
.fi stitutianal." inasmuch es the! repeated threats of
a 'Va a lM e xican minister, A laante, of Presidents
-, rearth ward Deana...eclat% Meeting. i the
'-, At a meeting of the Democratic voter* of the . Herrera alit! Parades, the me/Sal of tin latter to , .-4[''' ,,
aaa:.
,ii,, ,- - - .; vt , P..marth Want of the city of Pittsburgh, held at the negotiate,the warlike preparations of the Mexicans,
*aShingtou Hotel, on Monday evening, the 27th and the movements of their *any of the north
`i-tttl= totowards toe Ri o Graode.....all iays Indubitable evl
m
'.3 "l„tletant, dei to of their intention invade Texas so soon
::;,?, .
~..., ~,,,--,. s Jo . wrs was called to the Chair, and Mr aS - 1 -'ine." 6 " "'" c° n Edngnit l4 . • ,
Tustin -. ~ , _ . aaaa ,„ 4. That the whole tenor of Mexican etorrespon
,„.
-- 1 -°"T l ehT a PP inteu -- "Y" dear cla nations, threats, Menaces, and visitan
t '4 . - -
.- dense; the following nominations were ciatione,in regard to the annexation of Texas,
- t
3.. sale, viz: \---••• -- shOws that Mexico esteemed it "a question of tr.
c n ~,,,i- ghe C i f cv ouminon _y ame , ,tte and not of boundary "-that she made no die
774'-i ---°r -fkb-41 to ' y . t Coction in the earlier stages Of the controversy
f..! -v.---. 1, indsay, John E. Doviming, Samuel Jones, James _ t:etweee the' Neeeee and the
,Rio Grande-that
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1 4 ',-i,. r, Herr and DD. Reynolds. Instructed to sop such distinction was first alluded to by Ampulla,
-`.
' , Dr. Wm. kerr for Mayor. ' in has note to Gen. Taylor, alter the latter had
• Jones, David Rebeen eight tn
i ? months
mit
at Corpus . if:brashwest of
~t he
;F:nolds, and John
, i''orConintoti Council-Samuel
~'.:i: - - , McCraegen. ly' Isineces; and abet, n the op en of this meeting.
'
it wise (tot a... Mexican, but an American, or rather
Par „Afderninn-John 7:,"urhett. -au anti• .l*i/tricot, soggestion irrtregard to the boun
l f ,
t ' -.4-; ' Fo r/ td o f .Electiols---105ep-t O'Brien.nary,' a a ' a s a- k a av e ',Spa'
i r
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' That thepr e sen t existing' war with Mexico,
r For Judge of Elections-blame' I...ndsay. . •.).. . , . - .
us a right," so far as , the Linters States
t. ,- ,:... , .., , ,,ri. For School inridors-Dr. aelle. i and Marna ' a m re ' co i concerned. In proof of this, an appeal m.gbt
4,-:- .',-. , - •t- ,
A be confidently - Made to the past 'history of the two
1 :.....14."• : p ae. ',For assessor-John E. Down ~ g. countries for maw) , years, arid more recently to
~..- a- a a 1 . the con d uit of our opponent towards Texas-to
-- a-t:'''.l - ' rConstable-- r nproard M Kv-ov.v. .
a` ..-'4'4'., the testimony of that diifingutalted offic..r and
._ - 4,1 , ,,--t: Z. - On motion, adjourned. S. J ` . ' n 7A ..- " S, a.m.- statesinan, General Scott, who, in his proclamation
7, '" r'..a7; ''t Attest: M. COTiDELLT, Seey. dated at Jalapa, May I tab, 1847, said that -, the
a , cabinet at %Washington, ardently desiring to fermi
•
) -..; ......;a77's, ' ' Tenth . Ward D e mopi rgA l t r‘vceting• nate its difficulties with :Mexico., spared no resource
''.. '6, 't *meeting of the Deinorratic ciii.",:tes of the compatible with honor and iligt"rity, to sirrive at so
f t -. ,Vi' - '1 " t rill Ward,held at the usual place, or, Manday desiratk an .. c od.' And laatly, to the-solemnly ex.
''.0.4•:- IF
pre eel opinion of the Preeidentai the U. S ,and Cots.
''' l .-4 - - 'ening Dec. 27th, Jacob Tomer was ....Ilia' to 1 a
i? , ',--; - a - ' . gress, tLe members of which, .of all parties, pen
t .-
..Z:,-,',
.:Chair, and J. N. McClowry appointed S&r 4 -'• t races , avai,oa of Mc flmora under ] theobligation of
O. After' appointing delegates to the city Con' I their otliciat oaths, in the face df the whole world,
' A ''t•l''' ! • ' ' - ' 2. 4 1- ' ion to nominates candidate for Mayor, the Ide dared, by a vole of PORI' Y ) , o TWO in ... the - S e ,
li
.. 7 :441.?_ .. , following named persons were chosen cantli-1 nate. ,and ONE 11 UN/ ) /..ZED 'A. `fri SEVEN - 11-1
.
, Z a #. , dates for Ward officers, viz:
, 1 LII REEIo FOURTEEN ln the; House, TEAT THE
.1 All rats-rap ST THE ACT o.ir MENAI.O -
5.,4 .- C*),:irrage of Elections, Nicholas Mouser; Inspector. 6. That the hardships endureif,!the battles fought, •
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4.,.i'Xi t l 41;4, Gribben c School Drrectors„ 'G. IV. La 3 al% i end the "victories achieved by cite , armies, are more
-'-'* ;4
44, _
years.,
~. ... erous! Sete for i !wonderful then tides ot fiction, and unsurpassed
'. J osep h C o3 t f or 3 s
1 Common Council, Charles Kent and Johnl by
any incidents ictorded in ancient or modern
times;and that their unflinchingdahmitimian,d,iormitabhtee
4 - '' r
~:. ar;
o A ti ss on es , s a o d r i , o ß u . i. K ne a d n . e ; Con j s
i t a ‘ l ) ,l it e l . E John l h r . ; . in. '
their
t r
faonibethaerafinecied.
moderation ofbattle w . ; fully erpi t a y ll
led;
the •
.:.;:- ::.:v - ''..;.,- hour of victory; fully justifying the language of
' - ts"s , „Ts 11 , /a. M Caownr, Sec' y.
41:44 - ,- ..._ - •
1 .
- - the gallant Scott, that a at bate not profaned the
abused her faitizens, nor seized
v tt; - ,;:t- Ott--.-vt,
Ineev,r„...
'' , 4:-.....'..0 - - Fuson OISTEEBI-fal, g lo rious, delicious ! .teearlPl" of I4eXic°'
r property, but respected titivate property of
l'''' l ". :2 : 1% ;‘-'•,,,, ',scgrs, May be bad at all times at the c e l e b ra t e d every description, and the proptlty of her church
, P- 1.- e "..4 11011lItiiotof ssra Hararak Maven:, St. Charles kin 7, That the names Of Scott; Taylor, Worth
' ai':as - - ' l -- ,.,,,ai - ei r ,Those gentlemen bad the goodness yesterday Tviiggs, Pillow , Quitman, Shields, Patterson , Cad
'tcl v resent us with a couple ofcans, direct from had
`,.,,_•k!t..v .„. . . • t
t .
wanader, and those of . hoste!'of other eminerit
oilmen, will become familiar Whrds in the mouths
,--"- 't• -- - zposore,ona liner giving mem a fair tria l l asi even
of our children; and the unstkertrug it rank and
. ;:,, , ,,,aa„ „ , :ing-i . " we must say that the old th losopher Epicurus file - -torn without whore desperate valor no sel
-1 p",f4::ltvitulcl swear That no such food Has served up in his ence or skill of commanders e:i1114.1 have availed
1 ' Xfi• -1,;;:eley. Hi4tB: Maltby are Napoleons in the Oyster
monarchies
men uLd l i i te;lh o c ie me.r d c g enaties 01
n of our
-''''''' - -'' se - and are,. withal downe.ght clever fellows.
a . ; „
~..., o , met . , 5 country, riot for lucre, but stimulated by zeal in
' ~ ...\ X 4ay they live a thousand years! her cause-men of educatiori, of intelligence and
-A' -- " -.1 , • ' lofty courage, comprising an army of "a' individual
, a. :
_,....;"
.q - TneStrisassamaxExstostox---By a telegraphic heroes," and not r ot u eo l eneen I . a: tu n e r:Em s im en . a e oll t i t ie:s
474- 41 h from Cincinnati on te"terday we learn -I " ° ' on thei r et nto the ir it •w i l l b b'l d
.at< l e s ß a tc ' ' ' as championsof American( ights, as representatives
•:3 - i -- ;' - . ,- 'at Eberheart and his son, who were reported as o r American valor; and those ` who tall or die in
7.- "- ' ..gialdid by the Explosion on board the A. H. John- the land of the toe, will be fondly remembered by
.: :44- a! r i :- Sia l n, are no t ' hurt. It is with much pleasure we surviving friends and a grateful people.
~, 4lnirke the announcement.
S. That our gallant fellow-citizens , the Ist and
.•
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' a.a.l Pennsylvania volunteers, officers and men, have,
f. ' .- a.
..: 1 ,. .. ~.-.., .
~..e.' -- a a Hunker, Fifth street, has our thanks by their patience 'h toil, their 'endurance of bard
fora
~..-" Cl'a 1 , = . '•-..... ,- ..` , . -- leataime t - ' I able later cakes, which he furnished our
i
hiits their uncomplaining sufferings in sickness,
their s ' headlong courage in battle, from the walls
,
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,' - '.;. - tashritent brilliantly illuminated; and ire invite our shown themselves worthy, thrice worthy, of the
Keystone State :-that the friends le ft behind send
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them uo "cold shower-baths, `}gut sy m
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..- • , -t5 . , : r„.... -tt• t ~...• -- 4.--::v.. vt's ~,v t, 4.,-,,...v.W,•-•. ott- pathy, thanks and coogratulatiins; for the yeci
f Penusylvania althoituli not niBely ver
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eaa. r k Te, - '.,.,' ,l- I, Vs' 4,,...7.'; r.' , :. 4 ,4'4 1 ,"" •-•?' `VS , " . .-.A.t. XELLI's TaiAL.--The jury in ase
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the "gureldifs and email* of international
foN 't
.-',. ! '` ---,,, * '., everdict of Not Guilty, at 91 o'clock, last night, taw--although they may alit have read Grottos,
.....,„,*,74, 111 - , 2^ :%1-:t .. 4 4; 5",, , `4,- ? '',.?' 4 ' '4 ! ` '7 --,...• . 4 .. -
or Puffendorf, or Mattel, or 'Wheaton, yet in the
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~,'.7,tt t - ,i , , '-'. - : ' - '"u--, .. -.4 , , t„,plr Belly , the defendant, through one of hie corm- 1
'' a 'aae' ` - ''' • + ta• a. , aar''' -a '', "'a,a- ---'. • '.' -': 7 • -1.1, - - - -.' ' • i thecourt andpresent contest as in all other& with a foreign foe,
IN "v. ttt ':.; "s '-`,...., 1, , , tr ‘ r , t v',,- .:‘,,„;„.-,,,„ ... "- :a„.:•- -- ,•osti;51r. Smith, returned his the:l , s to
..co t,
i.,..' "a. , ''... , . 5.-. :; .. q.' , . - .1 . -- , -.t., aa '',., a.,, ~.. a, ;7.,,",g, , ,,--.,: 4.114. prose c uting Attorney, Afe.-Magratv, for the great th ey will ever be found on the ANIZIACAN side of
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9. That inasmuch as ,Mexico - has rejected again
- ' 's- ' l aa" a `•-• e , a 'IA ''., ''''''' '. 4 • '''''' ' -e- -: kite ton his: trill. """ - -f=
i t . „„, ,r vv I , ...,vit,,,tv>" ,, ,vii;,,V•tv- .• '.. 4,, a> :` '' , `a"- a..7",aa•.-• and again our proffers of peace, it is the opinion
" ~. ~ aa-as -a t ea , a,a a s'az4, ea e a Pi s e aaa, a. ", a`a - a'a'a - a''-a - .a• ... of this meeting, that the next pacific proposal
'''' '':.• '',•:'' ' 7 . 4 '' - - --. T 4 A. , '.• ~- *.*,*----. -' 7 ,r''''' . tt -611 - is becoming an important branch of ' _ ,
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a'.., a' taa - tor a: At .-.
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. . . increased
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tth war should be roaecattect with increased
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t p argely and ptofitabiy, for the enaeufac.
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that the torimandin enerai s4tauld occu
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, • V14 . 0.11.N1NG JASTJAAY 1,_1848
Unito. • States Newspaper
N: E. corner of Third and
i4V..N: Fourth street—is our only
'teat in Philadelphia.
reit MAYok:
I tntwiLtiAat KERB.
id County Convention.
itti are hereby reqUelliiii to assem
^sive districts, in primary meet
' the kith of JanuariftSts4B, and
r ss' County Convention to be
btouse, fn Pittsburg!), on - the,
for tbe. purl ose of - choosing
'ouvention.
:te,- the time or meeting
.Aura of 3 and 5 o'clock, P.
Cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
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.ours of 7 and 9 o'clock, P. M.
.of the Committee of Correspondence
-I =CHARLES SIIALER, Chairman.
isas, Secretary. . •
figs of the DALLAS meeting last
. erowded out by a press of other 'matter.
I appear in our next paper,
Arrest of Colanntam
this day's paper, the extracts from'
Duvctry heretofore published
tai - have led to his, arrest. According to'
--of military discipline, it is conceded,
imints contained in them, would ren.
Vile totarrest ; but when it is taken
lion; that these letters were written
/officer,: that they were written to him
edoin of his soul as an American; that
t . e.an probably never expected them itiap
_
Mut; and that even being printed, no
violated; and no injury can be done
truly in its movements; and whin we also
.mind, that articles most abusive - of the ad
a:ration in carrying on the war, have' been
I`,:hyi many connected with the army, who
ithei bcencrproved nor arrested; we think
• manifested a degree of sensitiveness in
to his judgment and authority; by Gen.
liter unbecoming a man who has
:artily honored by his countrymen.
order published by us yesterday, emanating
: „Gell. Scott, in relation to this publication,
,tts with the most cordial condemnation from
• have
, j 7. man with whom we conversed, whether
or bemotrat. - All unite in saying, that it
}malty of a tap room politiciall, and alto
disgraceful to- the commander-in chief of
lies in 'Mexico- '
The Wtstmorcland-Netting,
..:Ingsof Our friends in Webtrnord'aud
fdobil•in Our columns of to day. We claim
4110-a most attentive perusal by every reader
~ 1- e „-paper. 'They breathe a spirit of patriotism;
Aev,otion to our country's, interests worthy
. ,
the ,Ster of the Westi" end sustain our gallant
i iwAreficor, and theadruinistration of
government, in a manner calculated
kilt. , .. , eeenre the cdnildenee and respect of the fellow=
throughout the - Union. All bail glorious
"4.'4'esitnorelard.
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Great MR? Ileeting
TN 'WESTMORELAND CODNIT, PEN
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We' pabliall with much pleasure the. following
proCeedings of a-public meeting in Westmoreland.
county,. in support' of - .tile : la Next to "qhf
Berke,' Westmoreland is the moat prominent
Democratic county in Pentaylvania ; and has
always itorne the naine of .tbe Star in the West."
Pursuant to previous notice, a large and respect
abe, twttirig of the citizens of Westmoreland coun
ty, "who believe the war withltiexico to he just
and right, and who are favorable to a vigorous
prosecution or the same to an tiobbribletiose," as
sembled at the court house in Greensburgh t on the
30th November...
The meeting was organized)* the appointment
of the followiw , officers viz
President—Alexander Johnson; Esq.
Vice Presidents-41bn. Jotte;C., Pltuner, Wm.
Maciceney, John Larimer,
,Dr. L. Bige
low. James A. 1%1 - Canister, esq . .,,Capt.' Thigh lr
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lions to sustain his arniy,,end treat the gueri llas
as bandits that no peace of any kind be:costetti-t
-ded, until Mexico shall pay,by.territOry, or other:'
the whole'expense.:of the tear to
moat farthing ;" and that this rneoting earnidt but;
treat as ridiculous dud puerile ' the.idea that
It - oven:rim vi ill or should. - ebeaitiafied now by
merely, the
. ....proper fixsuititi- of the boundaries ty,!
Texas: ' ''
, 111. That the annexation of New Mexico' an '
Upper California to the United States, would be at
valuable 'and desirable acquisition of terntoryi
'securing a large extent' of country inexhaustible!
mines of precious metals , and the most extensiv ia
and eagerly sought- for harbors in the Pacific"
ocean; that both these territories are already al:
must .dreriftanized by the frequent intercourse awl
now permanent abode'of traders and others;.auk
the tinfoil . , attempt to excite alarm and prejudiefi
in regard 'to '. difference of law, fate,; language, an 4
nfigtori" is eminently exposed by a' recurrence. Id
the history of the purchase of Louisiana and Flor
ida—the dormer of which, at least, stands in the
front rank ; of the States, for weilth, industri,
:ntelligenee, and rarniaTisie. x •
11. That we are so fully impressed with the inr.
penance of a.speetly and honorable !termination df
'the present war, that this meeting views with iudig
nation the unworthy and illiberal preparatinns'being
made to trammel a treaty of peace, provided territo
ry shall heacquired thereby, with clogs and "provi
soes," calculated-to endanger its ratification, and
arouse the fiercest sectional hostility; that no such
local prejudices found place in our army—the best
blood of the south, and the richest of the north, I
having been frequently freely contingled in ktexiet);
that it is despicable to insinuate that the presdnt
war , is prosecuted for the " purposs of propagatiO 1
slavery!" and that in the opinion of si t u mettles, ,
!the people, of ' Pennsylvania desire joie war to ire
' closed by , a treaty of peace, wholly diac.onnecthil
!from every cause or pretext of local or pectional
i exc i te m ent; and that they will, as heretofore, str?ve
to keep inviolate the constitution of the Untred
, States, unterrified by the menace* of the it otspurii of
i the south, and unseduced by the mock philanthropy .
of anti-slavery fanatics and their coadjutors in the
1
north. l4
12. That this meeting Would suggest to the periPle
of Pen nsylvanja,r.o hold conventions in their sern
fel Counties,-arid exprees their opinions with resp . :"ct
Ito the furtherance of the present Nat; that it is de
+Arable. thus to let our enemy see that We are, with-
I gut respect to pasty; united on this motnenifius
!question; that nothing it to be expected fr;am
:schism* among us—a hope which has heretotfirn
Iprotracted the contest ; and the meeting would I%r
-ther irnfigst that a State convention' of all tliMer
!who con"ceive the war to be just and right, and into
lin favor ofita vigorous ti
. prnsecuon, be held at Air
risburgh, on some day hereafter to be destgaaad,
where the people of Pennsylvania may speak iiint .
en moue on this truly national subject. I r , -
I -And 6t It further totolrol--- - t.l'
1 1. That our fellow-citizens are, and of rniht
I 'ought to be , proud of the e Westmorland Guard's"
who have faithfully and fearlessly done their ilky .
wherever reqnired, whether on the toilsome match
:or the field of battle; but that nothing less was'irit
~
', petted from that gallant company , composed 44 it
r was of the fiowermr the county.
1 2. That the memory of the intrepid and rhiAll.-
rotta Drum, the remits* Dick Johnston, and dating
!Gilchrist, will ever be gratefully remembered 13. y
I the- people of Westmoreland, :chum they se da4t-
I featly represented in many a sanguinary struggle.
3. That we have learned with must poignant
I sorrow. from time to time, of deaths by diseaki.
i •
which have terribly thinned the ranks of our oil.
`tent "Guards," and we hereby tender Our heart Alt .
i.condelenre to the relatives and friends of tlit , la
' vacated dead.
4, That for the plitpele of doingsome anihil
honor to the memory of those Westrnotelandels
who have falkst or died during the present warhn
the service of their country', it is thereby- propoOed
to erect, by public 'subscription, a siii(able 111041.2-
1710111 tolheir memory.
v. 71
,
TIAt a cornmatee„of ttrperintendence. cOn
,-Isting, of sever- pi.rSone, be appointed by the ethheir,
-hk hest duty it shall be, as soon as a sufficient
from arrbseriinicuis 13 received, to select a proe' r
site, in o . r. neer Greensburgh, and have ere cted
thereon a t..ocument as shove designated, plain,
massive, ,Inadorned, enduring, and composed;of
the scone ofWeatmoretand county.
C.. Tha in addition to troth appropriate ineetjp.
Lion as tl-c committee aforesaid may select, ti.4y
shall have inscribed on said monument the minim
of all Wvstmortlanders who have fallen or diediin
the service of their country, during the war wrath
iiicaito;togetiiiir with their several ages, and plaeeti
of their deaths; and that they shall cause a snlfii
ect space to be left for the names of any otl4rei
from this county, now in service, who may warm.
tun ately fall beneath sickness or the sword.
7.
That it shall be the further duty of said coin
mittee of aupetintrulence,to place within the mon
ument a list of the members of the r Westmote
land f.;uards,anil of all others from Westmoreland
county in the service of their country during the
present war. And they shall, In addition, deposes.
therein a list of the subscribers to said monument,
and have the came published in the netsapapera
of this county. •
8. That the said committee of superintendence
shalt also appoint a committee of three persons in
leach borcn , gh and 'township in the county, to re-
I ceive subscriptions for the above purpose, whose
!duty it shall be to forward to the committee of
superintendence the sum soreceived by them, and
a list of the persons by whom they were paid.
I Ordered, That the secretaries of this meeting
late hereby directed to forward copies of these pro
ceedings to the Hun. Simon Cameron ors and Hen,
' Daniel Szorgeon, United States senatfronPenn
syl vunia; to the Ron. Job Mann, the representa
tive of this district in Congress,ord . to the officeri
of the"Westmoreland Guards" in Mexico, request
ing that the_ same , may be read at the head of tbe
company.
Ordered, That the newspapers of this county and
at Flat risburgh, Washington Union, PenneylvanitM,
and Patzttsug4 Pro, are 4rrrhy repeated to pubesh
the
_Thriving proetedingc
On motion the nicetir g adjourned.
Brie College—On Christmas ere an ailray broke
out in this College between Emerson and Good
rich. (Iwo Wore ) and 'revue:. and Ewan, (tvtio
students,) which resui2eil in Goodrich's being - rnor
rally stabbed, arid Emeison being knocked down
with a bar of iron.
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PROCLA !RATION..
CITY
.
CITY OF PITTSBURG,H SS.' i
IN accordance with the provisions of an act of
the General AiMembly °tithe State of Pennsylval,
nee, providing for the incorporation of tho City of
Pittsburgh, Ind of the Supplemenbs to said Aeti 1
1, GAnIUEL ADAMS, Mayor of said City, do hired l
this, my Ptoclamation, declaring that on _the,'?
SECOJSD T ESDA Yof Jail uary, A. D., 1848, _being j
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'the 1 Ith day of that month, "the freemen efeachjj
yard -of said City," qualified to vote for membersli
of the If 01130 of Representatives of this Common-j
wealth, will ineet together at the several places for:,
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holding eke ions in their respective wards, and'
elect by ballot, a citizen of the said City, qualified
to be elected a member of the House of Represen
tatives of - this Commonwealth, to be Mayor of said
City.
And that oin the same day, in, conforaty to the
before recited authorities, and also, to an ordinance
of CouncilsH districting said city, passed the 10th
day of November, A. D., 1847, the citizens of the
. First ward Will elect by ballot Tun= persons: off;
the Second trard Tnann: the Third ward Six: they
Fourth wardlTonr.E: the Fifth ward SrvEN: Abe 1
Sixth ward Trratc: the Seventh ward Two: the
Eighth ward ] Two: and tee Ninth ward 088,-- ,
each of whom shall be qualified to serve as a mem
ber of the notice of Represontatives of thisromtrion
wealth, to be members of the Common Council.
Given under My hand and seal ofsaid city of Pitts
burgh, the §oth day of Deeember. A. D. 1847.
janl-te GAI3RIEL ADAMS, [L. a.]
nap D AND R.F.IIICICREft I
THAT the estoration of the Digestive Organs : to
their healthy and natural condition, and thepie-
Rernalion of that state, is the GREAT OBJECT of the
celebrated medicine,
Dr. Itstpti , s Vegetable Pills,
ivh ch consists of two kinds in one package; No. 1.
a purgative, and l' , lo. 2, a; gentielarative and strength
ener- These pills not only effectually cleanse the
body of every 'vitiated and offensive humor, but also
maintains a healthy condition of the digestive'or
wins, and gives the constitution power to carry on
AB NATURAL *EARS Or CURE. Dyspepsia, in all its
various forms, as well as every complaint which
originates in constipation of the bowels, have been
cared iu THOUSANDS OF LATSTANCES. —
For sale byl . S. I..CUTHLIERT,
: No. SO Smithfield at., near 3d.
1 - i Whirilesale.,end Retail -
ith
r Also, by , Ti (_Smith,}Jinni glum:N.l.llV
fitli War*. Wm. Cole, :We% ny City; P,
Freedoui, Pa.;B:L.-Itimell,-, ington,!
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Erraris from private.lettris, flated
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'TACit3' A. 33 ; *Mexico, August 27, 1847.
The Whole force which moved from Puebla,
amounted to ten tlinustand men, Aimee or .
less
marching in tour - column s, on successive days, in
the following order, viz: Tveiggs, Quitriaan, Worth
and Pill Ow. In approaChing the city of Mexico
' by the Main highwaY, you go directly on to the
height of El Penoit,'which is a strong position and
excessively Fortified, - Before leaving Puebla it had
been considered. Whether. the main road could not
be aiinided, and .ElPenon turned, by liaising round
to the south and left of lakes Chalco and :loch
imireo. 'The engineerefficer, serving immediately
at , general head quarters, had questioned a 'large
number tef persona, (including spies-and agents . '
,sent especially to examine the route,) and . the
mese of /estirnony was entire to the boggy, mucky
andwerfectly impracticoble character for wagons
and• artillery of, the road leading in that direction.
It ryas therefore in contemplation to turn El Penen,
by'forciegthe enenny:a lines at Mexic.alziegO, al
though the ground was diffietilt, and the batteries
known to be numerous. This route, you will ob
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serve, is , ito the north and right of those lakes.—
The reconnoisances of the, engineers were cringe.;
quently:directed tti this end. In the mean time,
Gen. Wcirth, whose division had been left at Chalet)
(,t hile . Gen ..cott, with Twiggs' division, had
l gOne on l ,to,AYotle,) sent Col. Duncan; with a:
strong party, to examine the denounced route,—
CO, D found it just the reverse of what it had
been prcinounced to be;--it was firm ' , rocky, and
I quite practicable, requiring, to be sure, a littlelaboel
'here and there, Gen. Worth instantly sent - Col.
Dolmen with this information to Gen. Scott, and
urged the movement of the wholearmy to the left,
oFlake Choice. This recommendation instantly]
, prevailed The direct attack was abandoned, and
jthe next morning the whole army,was in motion.
I Worth's division in the rear, (now by the change,
of,:the Ihie of operations become the front,) took ,
Ith lead, and the whole mass filed to the left of the
!lakes to San Aughstin, which is on the great Aca
pulco highway' to. the city of Mexico, and about
' ,nine miles from it. This is the history of the:'
1
arretegy of the business, :
We
arrived at San Au gustin on the evening of
the 17th. The firs; position of the enemy was at
San Antonio, '2 i ?miles off in advance. General ,
Worth sent an engineer officer the next mortftg
toseeror•tioitre, Capt. Thornton. of the Dragoons,
,lelteorting him. He went to about 1000 yards of
m officer !fi b c u e n ; I
1 dttenyeLllnys'sinbaihtteeryie,aleiravin‘gvhth.,neetohrne
engineerpiny
began to examine the- battery with his spyglass,
a gun-was fired at him. The' mall passing over
him, struck Capt. Thornton from his horse, tearing
away his whole breast and ribs. Poor fellow!
' belied not ten days
to live •he was so feeble that' he could scarcely sit in his saddle. Physicians
I!and friends had rentonatrateal against his going out;
but he had, I doubt not, made up his mind, that
nothing but death itself should take him from his
!saddle. He hod been troubled and pestered in '
[rurally ways, but be was as pose and tionerable a
j man as ever lived. This • reconnoisanee resulted
I itarthe intelligence that the position of San Auto.:
I nio could be turned by its right our left. Another
j ne , &tnnolaance Woo directed by 'Gen. Scott, to as.l
! certain whether, by branching off at San Augustine I
i and taking a wider circuit to our left, we could I
at gain the Terubaya road and turn all the rue, ' j
trlys works. . Ttu c engineer officer went about a I
league on this road, where be came upon a ravine I
I &teamed by the enemy in force on the opposite I
shies The ground was /0431 , / to be rovtgh and bro I
I ken beyond description, still practicable for lefan-j
i try`, and 14 itli labor dauntless could' be made so for !
cavalry mod artillery. Accordingly this was de-1
ailed upon as the route on which the army was
ttp`inore. On the looming of - the 12th, working
.itsrties were pushed ferarard to repair or rather I
i make the road, Pillow - s division, supportad by j
TWigge'. were to dispossess the enemy of the ravine !
halorerns-ntioned. Upon trial it was found that the 1
enemy could not be brushed astray. He was strongly',
; fortified, in great force, with upwards of fel pieces f
I of:artilltry. A battle had therefore to be fought 1
1t before the road could 14 cleared. As our troops I
ap'Proethed the position,' the enemy opened a du-
tacit cannonade, whiela he kept up from one or two
'o'clock moth dark. The; mmtain Nova-imam sod 1
I Magruder - , battery were attsounter• batteries, j
..,
bet as the entimy's o gung were lt) pounders ; 24 i
pounders and - such like, behind parapets, or It any -
trite in emit:ending prieitions, you can readily I
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'imagine who got 'the worst of , it. When will I
; fuels. follies - cearel - I
I Our troops took up positions during the night,l
I for the attack of the enemy's lines next morning
I which they did in handsome style and with tom- i
; plete success, killing many hondreds,teking many
I prisoners, upwards of twenty pieces of cannon,
• =inmost which were those taken from Gen. Tay.'
for at Buena Vista, smell arms without number, I
aid a great abitudancts of cannon ammunition,
whirl) we were much in need of. Among the
Prisoners, were'several officers of Tank, inelading
the late acting Ptesidaro, Gen. Sala*, the author of
that, infamous paper, exhorting the .guerillas to
e wage war without pity." In the mean time,
Worth's division began operations, on the 2Oth,
around San Antonio, over the route that had twice
been reconnoitred by the engineer officer, who led
Smitla's light battalion and Clark's brigade around
flthis position. As soon as the enemy divcovereit
our troops in motion, he began to abandon his
wedge, and to retreat on the main road to the'city
I e--out; troops push'ng on with rapidity, reached the
road in time to pierce the retreating column about
`its ceetre, killing, and capturing some and diaper
atilt thereat
in all directions., The remainder of
thedivision hurried up through the village and
-joined GlartCs brigade. The whole division pressed
Inc along the highway in hot pursuit of the re-'
treating enemy up to the village of Churubusco,
' where our troops came across another strongly in
trenched position. The defences consisted of a
regular bastion field work, with wet ditches. It
[served as a bridgehead, and was thrown acres. the
road ; to its right end somewhat in advance of it,
is a strong stone church,Avitti a field work in front,
The flanks of the field work were - connected with
ja high stone wall, Which enclosed the church.—
ITo The rear of the church and bridge head there is
la dilep wet ditch, running perpendicularly to the
!road, unit extending far off to the enemy's left,
land therefore, parallel to our front; behind this
ditch was au infantry line, atretching front right
ito left quite a mile long. When Worth's division
?came within reach of the bridge head, it was
formed on the rignt (our right) of the road, and
I moved forward through the dense corn fields, in ,
i trent of the enemy's lines. The infantry trodp.4
Ibehind the ditch befole mentioned; soon gave
way and fled to their entrenchments. As our troops
t approached the enemy's intrenchments, the most •
terrific file that you can possibly imag ine was
opened upon them. Suffice it to say, that the
bridge head was forced, and the enemy's left com
pletely routed. Twiggs' and Shields' troops and
some of Pillow's approached the right of the ene
, my's lines, where they suffered severely. Frank
,'l'aylor's'battery was brought up to counter batter
„the tial I work, and most gallantly served, but be
,ling directly opposed to heavier metal, was cut to
Itpieces. Duncan's battery 14-33 established in a
itposithen which enfiladed or took the enemy's
riwork; in reverse; it therefore did great execution,
:and nut being opposed to the enemy's heavy guns,
,suffered but little. Our loss Was severe—probably
3t will - exceed a - thousand killed and wounded.—
(Che loss of the enemy, in killed and wounded, is
:much greater then ours but cannot be accurately
estimated. We have 2760 prisoners, several bun
tired of whom are offieers, of all grades, from
generals to lieutenants. ' There is.,no obstacle to
our entering the city at any tims we choose.
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Adams William • , Anderion WE& Co
Adams NITS A'-'• - - r Anderson George
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Adams-Reuben U .; -• ' Anderion James
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Aikin Thomas 1 Armistead Mary E
Allen Alfred .: - .1 Arnold Margaret.
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Baily. George ' ' 13oyd Jane
Bacon Enos Boyce C
Baker Thomas Bouler Mary
Baker 13 - F Bodrdon Isabella
Barton Edward Boyd ,W S
Baughner Martha , ' . Bothner George
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Barrett Martha Boyle Anna . , . .
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Barton James - Boyle Hugh
Bateman William Boyd James F
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'Batchelor Elizabeth Bowl . " Benjamin
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Barker George Bro wn John
Baxter. Margaret Brown Ann
Barclay John Brou n' Simi
Barker Etaa M 13rJw n Rosannah •
Baur James Brown Alexander
EtatchelorEliza B Mrs 2Brown Edward J
, tchelor Charles W
..Brown Elizabeth
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tßani George ' Brown Joseph
1 Barneft,,,john , Brown Thomas -
Bell James . Brown William"
1 1 Bell Jam4-..W 13f0WO Catharine ,
1 Bell Thdin4 ' 3;. Brooks Julia H'. . •
Beatty H G ",,, Brandi tiger Elizabeth
Bell John Bracken James
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\Bruca Margaret
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!Beatty John \ Brawly .1 Porter
Bell Albert \Brishin George
Bell William ' . Bidoks Martha C
Burgher J C Brannen Patrick'
Beaumont Thos Brannen Margaret
Beach E Z 13rickle Mary
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Berry W H Brociks Eli
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Beck Charles Byrnes Catharine
Blacka oixl Thomas,: Burke Patrick
Bingham S L . Burgess. Robert -
Mackin H & J D Jack Burkhammer George
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Blackly James 2 Byrne Joanna
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Bishop Sara h Burns Mary
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Castkey John Coning WriSun
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lerusner Johl C 2, . 'Conkling William
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'Cameron Catharine Coasty Robert '
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Callen George Conners Catharine mrs
Cameron Williain Chidretee W C
Cardwell Simon - Cowell. Catharine '
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leaupian William Conly John
i Campbell George H Connell Samuel L
Campbell John 2il - - Common Daniel
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Campbell James P Cope W R
!Caldwell Thomas .Conklen Mauch
!Campbell Sarah Ann Crail Thomas
'Campbell Edward Crilley Robert --
Campbell Thomas Crawford A B
Campbell John A Cranmer - W H •
Campbell W W ' Crossier E E miss
I Campbell John Criswell Rebecca
Chapman John S Creason Mary
Chew William Crouse Henry 2
Chamberlain John B Crawford Thomas
Craig Robert B . Crouse Jane J
Chadwick Samuel Crawford John /
Cherry Commina Crozw Elizabeth E'
Christie Fitz James Crouse Caroline
Christy James :. • Cross Andrew
Clarke Rosanna Crawford James
Clear Jam es Clowly Cornelius
Clapp Qtis Crawford sarah
Clark S T mrs Crawford James B
Clark James S Crawford Sarah -
Clark Matthew Crawl-IFS:NI
Clarkson James Culp George
Clark . James Curry James
Curhamond Robert, Culville John
Clegg James . Cunningham Elizabeth
Cooper. William Cunningham Arthur
Cochrairdohn F- Cunningham Brien
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Cochran Matthew Curry George
Cochran John Curran MA miss
Cochran Robert , Cumin Maunus
Cooper TJ tp Julia
Collins Myron Cu. nirigham Michael
'Cuckaine Edward Curty Ellen C .
Collins Thomas Cunliffe Charleti
Coital Joseph - Curlew. Eliza
Collin Dr 2 Cunningham John
Collins John L Craig Anne
Collins Isabella
Daily Thomas
Dabus 1
Darragh D
Darby ,Martha
David Anne.
Oaily • Catharine
Davidson 'John
Danking James
Dagg Triomas
Dagg Ann
Davis Thomas
Davis Z
Dunlap Julia Ann
Davis Daniel
Davis Charles G
Davis James
Davis M M miss
Davis Elizabeth
Davis Mary Jane'
Dean Richard
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Dean John
Develin Peter
Dearborn Daniel G
Devol T
Deiine Jame's M
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Dickson JaMes
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Donlen -John
Dougherty mrs
Doyle James
Downer Elizabeth
Dougherty J
Dugan Pe:er
Dougherty. John
Douglass Robert
Dobaghy James •
3 Doud Samuel
Dowling J:
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Donraw Patrick
Doud Samuel 2
Doran Martha
Donnelly Eden
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Douglass Jeremiah R
Donovan Catharine
Doyle Elizabeth
Dougherty Margaret
Donnelly Hugh 'R
Donnelly Anna
Duncan John 2
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Edmund Henry' - i Emory Daniel
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Eaton Lorenzo ; - Evans Lewis. :
Equi Jahn. 2 Ewing George
Eberhast W A P Ewing Rebecca -
Ennis Willianni AV ... Evans George M
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Farris
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Farden Jonathan Ford John jr
Farley' T = F Foltz Mary.E
Failed( John ' Forley John
Ferguson Robert H _Forbes GV H.
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Ferguson'Thor/its Ford Thoniai
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Ferguson Robert ; Frisbee Samuel
Fenwick Samuel ; Freeman Christina
Flannigan Frampton David
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Fleming Henry Fretty Francis
Flinn Edward . ; Freeman James M ..•
Fleek Charles Fritchnnan'John
Flannigan F-C Franks Rachel
Finn Margaret Fraileck Elizabeth
Fisher. Orland& : Frisbee Charlesi -
Field Charles B 1 Franklin Thomas
Fleming H 3 • Freese John- ,
Fletcher John ' France Andrew CY .
Fisher J W- •
Garthwaite Edward 'Gordon Parthrria E
Gapes Eliza Jane Gosling p ,
Gallagher Robert 2 Gottsbarn John
George Washingtoh Gaff Kinney
Geoghegan G Golding nos A
Garwin William Gongler John
Geoghegan Williath 2 GDlTifitl Elizabeth
Gardener J H _ Gordon James A
Gannett Wdirem Gordon Elizabeth
Galbraith Williani Grillo Domenic,
Gardener W. IV Graby Robert
Garner., William Aahton Gregory Solomon,
Gallagher Daniel - Gregg Elias
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Gallinger Nathan Green
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Gulley William ! Green Albert
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Gilchrist John 2 Greer David
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Glassingall John Graham Eves Ann
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Hail William HerriottEphraim
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Hall Rebecca Hill Isaac
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Hastings Mary' Hunter James
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jnekson Henry E Jones Francis
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Jameson John Jones P B
Johns Margaret Jones Sarah
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Jobe. Ann ~ Jones Ellen
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Johnson Wll i 9 'Jones Susan
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Kelles Joseph W King Erastos
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Keighty David Kinger Mary-A
Katon Hugh kidder Jerome
KiDerman •'- Kinstler Adam
Kenna John - Knight George W -
Kees David Thomas King Sarah
Kearns Jelina Kirkpatrick James
Kennedy David G King Margaret ,
Kennedy John J Rockier Jacob
Keefer John Lieut. Kramer-Anderson
Kerr Patrick • gown John
Kelly. John K.titcheon T T
Lake Chester ' Lester John
Lake Edwin A Kest Elizabeth
'Lawman John Logan Michael
Laughridge James Lovejoy Elizabeth
Larimore Eliza Lowey Sarah
Lane Richard Lynch Charles
Leiper William • Lyman Jitivies-
Leiper J A 2 Lynch. Dennis•
Lemon Ann 2 Lowry Margaret
Leonard W J - Lynch Samuel
Lee, Preston & M'Giti-Lyrith MatTJ.
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Malthewson James Morris Andrew 11
Malinsky Louis- -" • ' Morgan Anna - •
Martbens Clemens 13 Moorhead J S
Masterson Patrick Morey Thomas T
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Matthews . Montgomery Samuel' -
Maitern Idnathan Morton Margaret
Moody , Alexander
Mann halm Montgomery Samuel
Magee mrs " Moffitt. Sarah •
Masters William - Moses Orrin
Marsellas John A - Morris Richard
Marks William Mooney Bernard
Magee John . Morris Daniel
Martin Joseph Moore Hebert- .W: •
Martin Wif _ '. 'Moore John L
Marshall Prescott Morrow William, -
Martin Ctitharine ..Edoore Sarah
Martin Helena' Morrow Alexander
Metcalf John Moote Morgan
Mellon Daniel " • - Morrow: Sarah
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Meloy Daniel I Myeri Alfred
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Mellard Margaret " Mullen Andrew
Might _Ellen Muster Conrad
Millen James" . Murdock_George
Miliburn Thomas Mullen Peter
Milligan 0 K - • Murdock W •
Miller Louis - Munn Peter
Miller Mary J:' Munn Lerrington - •
Miller Robert Ellen
Miller John 2 ,Murphy Peter ,
Miller'E W Murray Jamey ' -
Moorhead A E - - Murphy Michel
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Morrow; Fleming MurrayAleienders'
Morgan G C Murray M. mrs
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Moody Williatit 2 Murphy Patrick
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Moses Owen M ray Elizabeth
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x'cune wrgaret 31'Kown John B
x'comb Dav;d 3 Al" Kerraghan John
ar'coy Joseph itrEffght Mary E
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x'cracken carofine 111"Laugblin John
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_if'Donnell Patrick MT e ima Daniel- '
Bran Jannett it'f,aughlin Mary
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Donnell Michael 2 M'Maeters John
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Devitt Miry Ann .111 Millers Michael
IF' Dowell John • .31'Quistin Alexander
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Newell James
Neely James
Neely Thomas
Nt.:n.r - William
Nelsim J
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Neale Margaret J
Newton "Hobert
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NetTe John
Neeler Michael
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O'Bri L anlames
Osborne John C .
Oyler Thomas 3'
Olner Sarah
Oxley George
Olirian.James
Owen Henry A.
O'Harra James
O'Neal A:=
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Oliver John if
O'Connor stny
Osborne Oliver
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