-------44(0404L-Atiportait4troni4rivik
77u siiiiditAin;-411i.. /ties between
. the illinister . gf the U. S, the •Atithotittee,,- •
— 7lCtiiKit - w -- York - papers , ol-7.§atnalay.report
the arrival of the brig Reindeef . gF.apt. E. G.
Winsor, on Friday night last,Ati ti t 4 •port,
with dates, from 'Rio Janerio to Top t t 28.=
-Theiteindeer_reports the** tirrji;
.under. convoy, of the 'Pleble, of t et matt'
Drew, Leo Cho? and Thomas H. 'Perkins,
'with Col. J. W. Stephenson's regiment of
tkunteers, on their way to California. The
. 'vessels were quiet in all respects and in good
tlieotpfiriei,.and the health •nf the officers and
men _was excellent.- ,a day or two the
compay,wouid s ail a"
Francisco. There
.hati t lieettAdifiTionity,betweenthe.Hon..lien- ,
ry Wise and that Devernment, of .which
.the,X. V. San 'has received. their following
',account: • -
• 4- one difficulty originated in the afros!. of,
• " Use men' front ship Columbus, who
were on shore while the vessel' Was - nt all
ehor•in the • harbor of -Rio. The inen got
• intoxicated, and while proceeding through
~t he streeth to•go on board, were placed under
• arrest and conveyed to prison. Lieut: Davis,
of the. Ciilumbus, was , on shore with the,
.men i being at some.distance at the time of
their arrest,he followed,calling on them to ac
, .compasy.hitn. ..Befere liegot pp, they were'
• . taken -into the fort. -On arriving at.the fort,
he drewins sword in evidence of his autheri
ny asran officer •of the United 'States, and
•demanded the release. ' •
The, guards then beckoned to hinto come
in: and sapposingthem desirous of tidying MT
• interview with him in relation to the men.
• .• he did 'so, but immediately found himself and
his men prisoners: Mr.' Wise, the United
States Minister, being appri se d of the occur
rence by Commodore Russcan, et the-Co
.ium bia, opened a'corresondence with -tha
- •
_Brazilian_ government, _demanding_ Their,
Thp reply being deemed unsatis
• factory,' Was answered by another communi•
cation from 'the Minister, informing them that
• the Columbia would open her batterids upon
the city in two hours, if Lieut. Davis and his
men were not released within that time.—
The LieuterantAwas promptly released, but
the men were detained undev a plea that
being found intoxicated in. the• sheets, they
were amenable to punishment by the civil
authorities. Farther correspondence ensiled .
The_taen_stilLremaining
. or two. after thrs•oceurrerice, the Emperor's
youngest child, the infanta Isabella was
• christened, the ceremonies being honored by
salutes trout vessels of the war, and the
illumination of fhe dwellings of the foreign
ministers. •The fete fasted a wool ' s week.,-,-
But CoMmodore Rosseau and Mr. Wise de-
olined to join in / any ceremonies of this..char- ,
acteruntil full reparation had been made for
the-insult-offered-to their country,— The au
thorities requested the Commodore to fire a
salute, which he declined doing, Mr. Wise
....and the ether Americans did not illuminate
. their dwellings, and have consequently - been
- subjected - to repeated insults. The son of the
Consul wad assaulted in the streets,;and se
riously wounded. The subject was taken up'
, in the national Parliament, then in_sessien.
The House of . Commons passed a bill re
questing the withdrawl.of Mr. Wise but the
omper House-rejected- it, and Commons ten-''
dared their resignation in a body. Thith the
• affair rested,. at last. advices, the men beim'.
still in prison. During the excitemen; at Rio
the California boys arrived and resolved to
have an opposition christenin of one of our
American sovereigns, two o' wboin were
born on the passaTge. A splendid silver cup
. was provided as a present for the young
volunteer, whom the Chaplain duly christen
ed !Alto ectlifointa. Col. Stevenson stood
God-father on the occasion. All the officers
-- of the ships and many of-the AuleriCans-were
present. The volunteers were allowed full
privileges on shore, but there hainot been a
single desertion.
Cap. Morer, of the California Volunteers
was sent Homewith despatches ham. Mr.
Wise, and has proceeded directly to Wach•
ington.
Hostilities were daily anticipated between
Brazil and the Argentine RepubliC. - - A: large
body of Brazilian troops had already march
eti lo the frontier.
Dreadful - Explosion and Rail Road
Locident:
, EIGHT PERSONS BLOWN TO ATC.MS!
One of the most dreadful accidents occtur
' ed .on the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
Road, on Thursday' night, opposite lklana-
Tunk; that• has yet happened on the road.
he particulars, epp far as we have been able
to learn them, are as follows. On the E -
ning•in question an empty Coal Train drawn
by a ttoble Engine called the " NEvEttstitz,"
-•was comfitg elf the road : and when opposite
• Manitynnk7and going at the usual speed of
~."*" these TiaintgbWing to the water having been
•• ' ' too low in: the boiler, and to the immense
. pressure of steam,the boiler exploded with tre
mentions forett,shiitfetitig• Hie engine to pieces,
and - litiollkbloviitig eight teen who wereon
• or about
. the Engine mpieces ! Not trsoul on
the train eicaped : —..but all we,e in a moment.
• ,
launched...4o eternity !
The'liantes of the unfortunate • men who
were thnshitrried. into eternity a.l
re, - .
berger,lS:FitipatriClt,,B,:,;Bprge r, Wrn.,.Fish.
' Cr, l Alillet,S: #gnew,:and ,p. Coyle. But
one of thCsit resided in Reittling,,B. Berger,'
' Whii we tile pained to ;say, has felt a , ;vile
and rant ily: , 0 .
Th6,partieularn of th e accident are neces
' 'sadly vague and iMperfeet, none of those
kwhO alone could ktigiv. them having Survived
• 'lt Is'Stated thativ watchman employed in the
..., -iidiniti;uoiped - a.peculiar !sound m the en
' gind,'as it passed, his station, and thought to
•• himself 'that`he .otildi'niit be surprised if
t — theris ihAia'bo t : blo*',up.' .The thought
iiitti)itirall• * . eurred. to,
,hiM,'Or _ the train
• -'. pitisedr.)3ofore the, . explos i on .follOWnd, with ,
'''sech.folto atirtO.'o OcX, bj m.. from the ; dear
im'deTWliiitli Ice . 'Vtitt standing into, the station
'.'!'hbiliiiiebtlirlt(g,litt'n .800091)10S gin il. Unable
tii';',.'inatilintiPilsSiatitOe , rirtiFe:d, when :,he
• `;'was eifirjedl4iffe;enruplv.toly,iitiinned thonli
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'vies, and houses l Id r hl pp # tiillc - b n the
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Our. Reduced Te r ns!
ThePerald and Exprisitor is now in frare dato sulfa ? ,
here nt ONE DOLLAR AND Pi prittiorNvfftrYb
but only when mild IN ADVANCE. •Twridolinrs
not paid litadvance. We beg our Olontliterremellyfit
that what-we-mean-by-paying-In advance-s paying_tiL
'the time of subacribingwor at , ithebeginning of a - new.
year. We hope to find none meanenr ungenerous
entringh to ask fin it at the reduced 'ferule, after they
lave let theirunbscriptions run revered months over
3he time.. The Ifereld,ie noW,the clvrtitmpttper,An
fainlithetres
anyhtlar. hailer orsultscribere In steadily increasing ? .
w hi r l, renders it a' prnritahlnadyettising,meditun.
JOll PRINTING Of tivery:desoriptionexecitted With
the optima neatness and at t h e lowestprices, with •
new and '.rimitionable typo. The , patronage or our
AietniboPeeso l . l ): A
.lopx ni
Goui.—The executive Cmpnilttee of the
cnniberland conntyTemiterancir .Society have made
nn engagement with Mr. Gough, for one eviining'only,
that of the 2811b,.Iniiiialiy, MM. in address Übe citizens
Of Carlisle, on the nuliject of Temperance. .111 r. O. has
delivered noire thrall 40 addressee in the city of Phila.
delphia-4MO tw4ooo et edema and -young men t yet a
paper of that city.
11 , referring to hie recant vielt,,Otere,
says 1101101' licturni nn Tempeintire, thq
past week, have been crowded to oval...flowing: On .
'Sabbath evening, an 'immense manhole n 14,400441 in
nod around the fienman's Bethel. The larcelmll
fitted as a chapel was densely 'crowded, and every.
avenue and street iitailing.to it were filled liy bemired'
and Omen rids who were compelled to retire because
there wneont room for them." •
The place et the meeting trill be seannnhly announ
ced ; and. in pelt to pay the owners of the sperilrer
and the Meeting, and in part to secnre the comfort of
these Who will wish to attend, admittance ivlll be by
ticket.—price 124 cents.—We hope flint, no friend or
enemy of the mum will fail to avail' himself of the
privilege of enjoying Inc once the hearmouching elo
quence of this UNHVIIPAININD on Avert. •
M. Culdwell, Chair M.
igliunry, 18,1847.
4*— A Irand.orni: PIANO 'FORTE for
Bale, on, reksonablelerins. Persons desirous
to purchase will please call on the editor of
this paper.
We are indebted to the attention of Col.
Nobie of the (loose of Representatives Lor
a copy of the Report of the Superintendant
of Common Schools, and other document•.
Oz j- The first page 01 this week's paper
belound highly interesting in poetical,
descriptive ; humorous and political leading.
(1::).- We shall be absent from our post ilu
ting the present and probably the succeeding
publichtion of out paper, and its in,terest will
therefore mainly depend upon the attention
-which--the-humor-and .energy of the friend
who had - consented to supply our place,
will prompt him to devote. • Three or four
articles only in this week's paper have been
Prepared by ourself.
The attention elfin: , heroic and the 'Nivel'.
ntrons r -and- al6w hp- are eu Hem.. - '4-ace-tha
elephant," is directed to Capt. Gates' adver
tisement for Recruits.
Cintetiipt for the Peoiole.
We learn from the Harrisburg papers
that the tocblOco members of Iliii - Leg,islature
without a single , eieeption, opposed the pass
age of the resolutions instmcting our members
of Congress to vote for the Repeal of the
Tariff of 184(1 and for the Restoration of the
aot of 1842 . ! Here is " democratic" respect
for popular opinion ! Here is respect for the
ol—Pennsylvania, of New -YorleHof
Ohio : of Massachusetts and New flampshire,
as expressed in the las 4 election ! Or is if
'not rather the most servile and degraded
suhtnission - fo the bite man power? And
the beauty of it is, this same !ocelot° party
in 1844 lied the people into believing that
(key - were the only friends of the Tariff of
1842 !!! Bur we are glad they have thrown
off The rtiatd: at-last—the Thrill " d'emocrats"
will know which is the true American and
Pennsylvania party now.
State Treasurer.
On Monday last the Senate at 12 o'clock,
having arrives; in the house, the Convention
was called to order by Mr. Gibbons_ speaker
of the Serate when
- ' John Banks received 72 voles '
Jafnes R. Snowden 55 .- "
C. Sherlock . 1 ct
John Banks was duly eleded Slate Trea
surer for.the ensuing:Tear.' ' . •
-This is a.seleelilin will be seconded
with acclamation by the entire IVliig parry,
and by thousands of - our
No man in our :State staatls• more brightly
pure in his pubheand Piivaylile'diari Judge.
Banks, and ,he will bring with him to the
discharge ,of.his duties probity and business
.habits, which will induce a' continuance' of
thut confidence in our esteeteetl - Stare - s.redit
by the, gentlemen ,w boor
suceeed... _ 1
0.? When the yoluntder reproaches Whigs
for riot going tor Certain 'nuadilicOtiotio;cif tho
Tariff of 18 . 46 ; it ought to recollect that Air.
Polk said. distinctly in his Message that' the
act ought to stand lin:its piesin#::ellippe.,Get
Mr ; Pol k right b4for e Yett.iry:., to
justify :yorti - /rff s,orpriiet • ovisi:thp sliatilders
of the• Whigs.. The Whig,4 hade , no i .other
course but Repeal' and Reiteration: •
• verYl
tega(tiriciellings, were Ins)
got p idea rJagsiii SE ilia ' ~ iiblisliors
of tfie 1 3 . 1 , 7 i !at) i
'Times, 10 (Mu ov.two_eavos, w,ouldi g4-far
to}varil nek
.big,lhens a ;little rnbielonutioils
about poblishink'noilt4es;oluiletidTiitifiriaibig
duale f
(featV hii:xg;'&lcr::iv)itc4llliiii'4Ceive
• F,lr n t:,;OF #r 15 , 43 ,•in ;pa rtio
,Oar. has, beau :tittich th is thly4
sor, , :f , joki3; , ll i•Eit)ii
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foku)d T 3 l- 0 91Prtichtdr4kilvA, 6V4,
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1... : • ' :01.7i.Mweissipfii-...fif .'Nerifilik,.,Eis.:
l'e..j, •"" .74aUti..by4L'inii. - -Perry-0 iciat-Aeconnt
r • ' •,' taire-Ilie• city of the ' 4ngets ea. ! .
>:^ 7 ' jit''' . , tdres--,27.dmerican Pris?n•triPit 1
l a
' i, t of .,,,.. v c.;..Jessiip and Staff l ito.e3py
1
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dr.ett New Orleans—Saiitil4le
„.. .
( (War - resident. - • ..„(:*'sT ' i ~...N . i i.
~ r., i , ~, i. ...sr.ri
'' , .p.,:1??•77:, - iv ASIIINGTON, Jan , oft,i - 4447,,-,7.
:),.11idatearriship:Alabama has .iiiTived_at N.
„Orleans. , --Slie-left-B*oion the adinst. -- No
especial :bows 4 . A.-intereet fr o nt. Saltillo, -from.
which it is inferred. that the dmgc&Rl4olr,
t tftirif6t s iieffiTficrdelinrili - sfillit supposed,
,itet(i.gettelKortligijiipress wsitilielliatidinil .
'I or TM altititefelits - 7 - _ .._, ~..._.,.....,.... ~.......
: -,- -The' - reliiiirrii - iif 'Watson, Ridgely
t int&
othors, 13al,imoreatts, arrived at N'vf•ii9r) ans
in the Alabama. Lieut: Boyle 41' Wash in , - '•
Annpilit4tint,..Meip_assegm , ---- ,- (-'-' . ."9:0:.
' poto from, 19atamorits, y), the, lat 'lntl,
'haVe.coirre to liand•,,
..Since hist edifices, therii•
.have' :been "rumors ,- of . .battlbei,•. pi amities ' and
notiriterliistialies—dirit.. Gea. Wool's:column
was cut iiff; ,Gen. lArortiCa. aivioiqn, driven
batk'to Ittottrerey:Aorn. Saltilloi.gnd that Gen.
Taylor, wait shut •up. at Monterey :-, ,
Gen. Scan tibit staff Jell .two days-previous,
-in haste fortarnargO. Going up the, rq , e'it
they met a steamer with the mail bringing
intelligence thet,part of the corps et:observa
tion' belonging to Santa
„A.miti'a anti, :hid
been seen near Parrati, - Where ; Gom: Woorti
army . was entiarriped. and that Gen,
.Wool.
'had joined Gen. Weith at' Saltilki; as. had
General t Twiggs void Quitman, ns.per prevr
.ous liedounts. ' • • •,- . •
tt?
Gen. Panama's division had crossed the
river at San Fernando liiro days previous,
and yroulti . soon reach Victoria,-its destina
tion
• Gan. Taylor, it was 'thought, Woukl no
doubt return home as soon as Soon took•cona
toantl...
- --When Patterson reaches Victoria,, all tiie
.passes to San Luis will be shut up. •
Advises froM Tampico to the 30th ult., r‘ti•
port cOrything quiet_and orderly.. The-bark
tvanona from New Yorh, had arrived at
Tampico with the company of artillery wider
Cript.Magruder They were at onto march•
er] to camp. Mr. Chase, former IL States
Consabas been appointed Collector of the
Customaat Tampico. humors of a medita
ted attack - on Tampico were circulated, . but
were considered mere Mexican tales.
On the 20th December, Commodore Perry,.
with several. vessels took possession of La
guna, anthai4troyed till the enemy's guns
and munitions of war found in the. forts and
the town.
Corn. Sands with two vessels : was le . ft iu
charge ofr Alvarado.
The Mississippi captured a Mexican
schooner called the Amelia. and seat her to
New aleans for sale.
Terser Crosby was killed by falling lrorm
albron hoard the. Vixen.
Gen. Santa Anna is declared by the new
Congress dilly elected President of the Re-
public of Mexico.
Froth' an examination of farther files of
Mexican papers : no direct action appears to
have been had upon the subject of the war
by the Mexican Congress, The Mexican
papers convey the impression that San Luis.
rslo be the great battle ground of the war,
Official Maican accounts hero been re - -
ceived of events at Los Angefos, on the Pa
cific. In the action . of the !.. ) ifth Sept. at that
plaCe, 27 - Americans were made prisoners,
and 3 wounded; 'one Mexican was killed;
but no Americans. The conquerors then
laid . seige to the City of Angels, and en-the.
30th of ttteptember, the 'town rinpitulated to
Flores. The terms of surrender are drawn
up with as much7deliberation as those of
Monterey, and are detailed qt length in the
N --- eW_OrleanKpapem
- ----
General
Jessti and bta IT, and 240 sick anti
discharged soldier: , Caine passengers in - the
Alabama.
P. S.-10 o'clock 11.—Corpmodore
Perry arrived in Washington this evening in
the Osceola frOm Norton:. and confirms all
that-I.lmve stated- relative -to-the--taking-of
Laguna. Advices from the City of Mexico
report that our expedition against Laguna
was completely successful.
orator: ,
-..
dons; B. Got art IN N, llAxissiiint.— , One
who heard him speak in the Temple in
Portsmouth writes:—" I had herd m uc h of
this gentleman as one of nature's orators,
and the strength of the milogiunis whi c h 1
had heard, made mo fear a disappointments ;
but the highest encomiums ho .`.as received
are no more than deserved, 1 liaise listened
to-some of the gieitiest tragic actors of the
time; when theatres were in fashion ; but
none of them in the highest wrought scenes
of Shakspeare, could even move my feelings
as they were moved by that atm of mdurst in
his single lecture on Temperance, i wish
not,io praise, far less to (latter; but I Wish to
arouse curiosity in others to hear him. They
will hear only mob, for set forth, and
truth which will hurt no man, and mai do
any man gond."
JOIIN 111. GOMM IN A LEX.% ND111.1 7 D. C,—
Tho Rev. J. N. Theekirlli spooks, of him as
having here' carried Ills audience " through'
the whole - oat:1)W of human e:notinn 2 with a'
versatility of concep , lion.mul a rapidity al
execution truly sin pi hiii„tk." "There,', says
ho " sat g,rave divines, astute lawyers, acute ,
physicians, calchlaiir g iiim chants, young and
eager. clerks. dignified matrons, garrulous
boys and sprightly girls. pinin meelinnws and
rough watermiiii, genteel wine.drinkers and
shabby tipplers,--and if there .he any whet
condition of humanity, it hail its representa.
_tives,—all under the spell of this young
charmer, who charmed so wisely; r alternate,
ly' elevated by the 'graud; thrilled with, the
lievrible; dissolved with the tender, enchaot•
ed with the beautiful. and all this without. a
plan or purpose on the „part of the speaker,
except to try to rosette the fallen Vom the
pit arid mite of intemperance, and envige.
Tate the liriticiples of those who stfind 'on firm
ground. ThisteatiMonY is thot of a deep and
bitten inflow? untie!' lids'wo.. I:he senti
ments he utte're eciiiiii from the Alep,tlts of a
heatt once riven With'the'reititietedjlOkes
ol adyersitybut"notl , ''bound'', Op', , s
with, the
gentle, healing hand of
the eininfor e tet f •
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to; , it , , Ciough is_erie of the mest inteCestiqg
ktid - reffdetiiii,Wik - efifiVe r - iiiii.l7lbs
eddies:4s flow. froin'hii, ' head, nod' w ith, Oil
'lnstittetive%stinse of pMpliety Whillttke`,lntt
, therough''teachinger cificin . .laillii'„,iiiipArp t e .
lieviir'Uttetif tiojithirfk hi Ir leili3t`l)l,l4rnm„ e
witliTeOprietp and Settle violate r ,tlit'rfill'3o
ol , thestfioleM faille. , 'lrlia'fiai&OrMalB,r i
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When Gem Scott depricated "a fire
in the rear," at the same time he was called
to battle the enemy in front, the locofoco
press poUnced upon him to disrespect to the
President, evading the call of his country ,
&e. But have not the events of the last Week
in Washington proved the gallant old Gener
al's fears and predictions to be well groun
ded? Let locolocoism however goon in its
sneaking conSpiracyagainst Scott and Tay*
—the pcopk will vindicate thorn, the people
will sustain them, and crush Polkery and ifs
crafty schemes in overwhelming infamy.
Itsecins to be generally- conceded ttla
there will be a deficiency in the State Treas
ury of from 5200,000 to $300,000 -of funds
liable to be appropriated to the payment' of
Interest on the Public: Debt falling - due on
canning
first of February: The:revnues fof the
canting year will. have to be anticipated to
meet this deticiencyi and a temporary loan
.
leEtored ! to for the 'purpede of . keeping the
plighted faith, of the • State . Pure and untarn
•
New . York Trihnno stales that
the'liealllia,GoV. young of that StaTe,is very
precarious. Rlle is quites feeble qua great
fears are:ehtertained that he will not
long to enjoy 'll o rdiiiiii6 . 4' . 4'eirycluipetits of
ihe y . olltue 16 which : the partiality .ol his. fel. %
iPwcitizeus.has elevated him; •
TERRTBLE GALE :AT Tliciys-41(ti to
learn 119 t on 108 t .11mOden
4 . !1(1 . :4 '3 :r0011,"gale pan.9ed.through the town of
- ,Troi,.(N.T.). doing much llamaie
ertyi killing three' perloM!;
"•' '
==
lip= an#=jjje
‘ e .,9,r a•
",!N O: kve:l4o9l mit ott Saturday. last .!t irrtißstldestruoti ye , fiii:c;eourrethherel , .'Tliii
ioaa.eustained ; Jaige:iti*:iiiic
.Wie!'
', I I.IPCPtIdMr.I4 j
=MEI
Perouent to . .a•call of the,paniberland Co,:. ,
Tempergnae Secirqy'i e severe Downes of
cetdifile-arribliOtildthe-Meth-cidiatlOhico
.9-1"911,1A,„AV.1144,?...qhPM1001,` 1846)
k".ioFT.W.Psr? tT1P4) . 54 11 4f6 1 1 6 1, ing deli;
Vattqin l 4.o° ll °f l4 goo ,6 l,o!l,4KinE ston ;
": I # ' oolfic,lo?)J*l%*;•s 4 l lt rkTritiitrAq.o.l4 T P"
bersbuig, Franklin county..
le convention organized by electing the
rolloai officers:- -
- A §ecretar,ies—rT. H, O:IBAVF,T.L, r . 4 f .
• • I IVAr.i r
-4...A:humotiOn rtherr,,Revw:H.TlLt,Wilson-mrlater
i nr)ifp,iptlify i ,t9,lJl : (lll,Fitsr„ipvitihi)to l siti , virrith
re convention and% take part in its delib:
Srr
eralions
~ 'On motion, fudge 1-fepborn wns invited to
sit as a corresponding:mem* of the edit:,
vencion
The,tollowing *ere the-principal .reriolu ,
Liens passe by the convention
Whereas, It is anti.republican lOWA- con :
stint and.-enorrneus public , expotiserslicrulit
'bes,ineurred for any :purpose, without
consent of a majority _of the tax,payetS,,ariil
w iereas , a very great 2roportion of our do
,
,mestretaxation arises from ; the cost.ol prese- eutinguiiminal and maint.ining, drunken
paupers and their, iinm.etliste families and
whereas the traffic in intoxicating liquors, as
&beverage, is thoprincipal cause of Call. this
expense., poverty and critnia—amt whereas
this traffic is-licensed - and carried , on 6y • the
immediate agency. of a vegy...emall minority
of the people"; Therefore;
VeSollled, That no pe:son ought to be, per
mineta to vend, distribute or supply inixoica
ting beverages in any Township,: Ward or
,Borough,,ef.this.cpm Men the
nonsenl of a majoriy of the, voters residing
therein. „ . .
Ilesohyd, That flits convention recommend
-to- he-citizenscumbet land .coutity to sign
Memorials the Legislature in accordance
foregoing-resolution- -
--Committees, were then appointed to, report
phut for_ county organization—and to pro-
Cure signatures to the memorials to be pre
sented to the Legislature.
• On motion, the following persons were ap .
-pointed as delegates to the State Temper:
ance Convention, to be held at 'Harrisburg,
on Wednesday the 27th Jan. 1847. •
Prest - . -- Emory, - Prof. CaldWell, Rev.• Jo'm
A. Gere, Rev. A. 11. Kilmer, Rev. Mr New
lin, Rev. Mr. Lilley, Rev. John N. Hollamn,
Rev. Mr Jordon, Samuel Elliott, Jacob Fet
ter, Thomas H. Criswell, Jacob Senei, Isaac
TOdd; Nathaniel Hantch, Rev. Jacob Squier.
Jacob Bretz, John 11. Weaver,, Lemuel G.
Rrandebury, - • Esq. George .Iteller, Renick
Angney, John W. Craighead, A. L. Coyle ; J.
J. Hemphill, J. AV. Kelley, Peter Matson, .1 1 .
Musser, Psq., tI Wonds, John Butts. L.- K.
Donavin, Rey, Nil% -IWClean, Rev. 1)1. Green,
S. 1.. Sentman, W. 11 - . -- Mnititf, Eberly,
James Gallaher, David CrisWel.l, Jacob Wal
ters, Rev. ,Mr. Foulke. Rev, Mr.-Williams,
Rev. Mr. t:Kens,' - W. lc.. 'frill. oavid &obeli
and . R. 64, G. R. Crooks. .
After the business of the ennventlea was
disposed of, a large and respeetatile.tualience
was highly entertained hy rerlinrks from Rev.
IYr. Emory, President of the coiaention:Rev.
Mr. Jordan, Rev, Mr. Babb : mid Mr. Walton.
.agent,of the •State - Temputiffee
Ear the Herold & Expositor.
John B. Gough.
Mn.•Eprrou :—As Mr. Gough is about to
visit Carlisle, it is believed your readers may
•be pleased with the following Straps, which
refer to - his -- extraordinary I)owers as an
161.
f.nitea vithtio
sayingraud . :-.D.oinivatlirashingfot. •
- • • • , Witfrffittr ,Jari: 12' MO.: '
----Thi-Linieltintfffely= 7 l4 de ...ektrecently
4,
.virttnessed itiAr .Senate„ Ira agW7 Creed.
tcs.dayi!by',o,. i : i h' ° l f le TerikYli , , e i i -of
) 1
Virginia. 116,!...bnitedlatrtiKerflit: , ' early:
• hoer title ime t-, ,'fro t 116 ie . I .inder
which his 'be 1; en ., r Bring for..kivetal . ,
weeks. , He , ' . Om' • r eitinguphittatt 6' ' '
propriety .of MS ileikrtleenti'the..amiehr tty,
of his character and sterling sense, than any
of the more shining attributes. Still he had
very respectable ability and considerable.le
gabattainmnrfftW.r.rArcherliffintiftit'ell''ffirdo
afflicting .intrgli,ge4e.e,ie .ntiat „arid itonehing
et * ..teer 4- ,lii - thelionseObte Pain fiff`tlutt` Was
- assigned - to'GewirdiDowelb - than WlitinVrie
rpanteould ! t hrove discharged it more appro.
prititbli str..'ably,. The, remarkable silence
, Wiliel4lllo.Yeiletitthuiffgaikkael.i.v.rgy*.andahrs.
ithittersarappeobation.."Whieh it' afterwards
"elicited; ate& iii6kfliiimiilly than any core
reandation :of inlmet.oanl the; singular aril"
felicipes.beauty, el ;be polductien. The eb
sequtes will take place to-morrow.' Thus r in
a . .'single.lortnight,biave fallen 'two' of the
youngest and-finest vigortms members of the
Senatetwo,!whe ót.'all the Ethers,' Would'
have bedn'selected, its juoniising the longest
.career of usefulness alai honor. • l'lre adme
nition is a:startling one; but will ibbe ap
-ptediated t •... ,
~ .. „ • • • .
•A debateetireme interest arose in the•Sen
atelthis. morning,ln _ which a considerable
number of Simmers participated: - 'Therirmy
increase, or. ten regiment bill . .beitig• under
consideration, As...rianteron meted! oh an
,
• am endment that one (platter section Of band ,
be given to every non-commtssioned racer )
musician.ald'private who should serve the.
ring the' War Witli'Mexico, Or be hohorably
discharged before its expiration, • • ' .
. . After con.sidorable Iliscuissiori Mr. ' p flialser
moved to postpone.the bill till tet4rOrrow in
•orderto allow time to prepare an amendment
that shall embrace Mr, Cameren's,
The Lieut. Oen bill' was.then taken - up,
and 11r. Dix addressed the Senate in its sup
port-, dectiriVing theldninirider of 'the J.
In the House,. an equally - interesting de
bate was in progress upon the Oregon bill.—
MA Butt of South Carolina, addressed the
committee of the whole, deprecating what
he called the_iilletlerence_ebboilh_with
slaviery, in insertinga clause.in the bill, ma
ling the provisions of the ordinance of 1787
applicable to•this territory ; that is to say, for
ever efcluding slavery from its soil. lie
told the north that the south would not sub
unit to her interference with that subject, and
that if she persisted, the .south. would take
Tare of liorgellyand cut loose from those who
thus meddled with her concerns.
To this Mr. Petit of Ind. replied, and in a
very firm and decided -moil .r. tome what
may, he said, he never would give his vote
to. incorporate one foot of territory into the
United Slays that was to be covered with
slavery; not because slavery was an injury
to the slave: this he did not believe, he had
no mawkish sympathy for him for he believ
or! his condition better here than in his own
country ; hot because slavery was a ertrse . to
the country, to the owners of slaves,- and net
the slaves themselves. .
- If separation was to. e the ordernt the
day, lie would say to his brethren of the Sen
ate to go----go free as air: Compulsory te
strtillif Whiriti only increase the desire to go.
lie would therefore say, if they were going.
the-sooner the better. It Was better to go in
pence than in to quarrel._ They had talked
of the sword,...liavii a - Cure. let not the Sword
be.drawn. .
But Mr. P. said there would bend dlvisbur,
no rupture of the Union, the south Would our
dissolve it if she could, told she could not it
she would. lie went oil to show the Oleos 1
iirslavery by Contrasting Virginia ill no flat-
tering nurturer, with New York, York, Pennsylva:
1 nia, Ohio and even Indiana: showing how
! much more they had pin2ressed than she
hail, rind -how--vastly—superior to -her-they
were in eilierprise. industry, manufacturing
And agriculture. 111 r. P. proceeded at some
length in this strain ol remark. repealing :an 1
expression of Mr. wise made in that.lionse
Mr. Vint - Tign, - Iliiit Vifiriiiiit was fallen au&
the whole south warped . ' lie agreed in the
utinient thus tittered by one of her•sons,
th tp at Virginia had fallen, and the cause was
the incubus of slavery that pressed like a
mountain upon her physical and mental en.
emirs. . _
?nrsithni to notice, Mr. Benton introiliteed
this morning a bithrelative to bounty lands
to soldiers, which was read a first and second
time, and he then insisted upon . its immedi
ate consideratithi. Thew was a design in
this: his object was to head „Ur. Cameron
by rendering his' amendment to the army'
bill useless. A question.ol order arose out
of this subject, which was debated for an
hour or two with much warmth and no little
feeling. especially,on.ilie part al Mr. Benthn,
who se emed to avail himself of this opportu
nity to let, all a little of the pent-up math
occasioned by the blasting of his lond hopes
yesterday.. But he was doomed to another
defeat.. , Upon- calling the yeas ; and nays
'Upon die question ol„, postponing" his- bill, in
cirdevto litio up the army bill, which wns
file, thiostion _upon which tim debate alone,
they stood 23 to 23, Mi. Cameron, Mr.- flan
negan anTl . .Mr, Westrott voting:thi.the affix-'
mative,
,and the, Vice President doing so on
like doend that the,tlitficulty.or question had
ari.SII, tly. his own haity,action. .., . .' . -
' The artily:bill:was then taken up,:but sol
I . 'nithiY 'arneridlirientS, and, piopositions, being I
ii• Linl,inglit regurd to giyitig bounty lands to
I the'yoltinthers . , and. it twit% difficult to.tligast
them it'operly, o motion was.made and pre-
veiled Ito „recommit the bit the military
'&o;iinth)ftc..o, With instructions, covering the
'tbl;Ole 0900.,5. A „ ..„. c .
...• itl, ... ,OW Qusd, thd debate, upon the. Oregon
Ter,ritory 1411 was continued yesterday .and
tordayybetween those .who havW , tieretofote
acted ~harmoniously. together, but J.whe •are
to ~coniegoenco,,ef ,the , introduction ot • the
.question,.of..sVierb.. , are exemplifying "tat
seh,ooll in;_„ mt.!, ttpreariP ~.Those -w ho hard
betetotore,! preehtinied ~ - timinselves to . be
‘‘,rnthera..,,mett7'with: southern. pritielplesel
Artzt,r,ow„llool)-Altearlikigninst. I hOEI3 Afliorn
.this 1 190.44 11 4 . 10NAC011iqiiia to cilneiliate
I cannot pretend to give even an outline of
the debate, orAtLeaelsmembers speech, 'true
I,thope„offthemortiterulnettaltay bersum'fned
:P01 4,, 1hi5. , ..6:97.!;!, tißukeitc.„etiwhiett , drery=onel of
theritirbeli - eiteThas.ffidi37lliiil7rtat - 17 - -Wilf
:11qYt. Pole, Pal aftinPS,..'xipeopingl . ct - i incli'mord
!,C,fViol.YiriiciAttel,;,c_kfiteil; StritesooTerl4hiolt
tsv.leq.i. #5, 49.' 415., 041eittfeiys1sriehn,:orii , the/.
~e1 4 }4111 . 0.9. 1 1.efi4r.-., H ateliet 01 . 45/sh; and :
, 14 .re(Y. 1 !grntr , 90•, 4f ir
,i..44.46., , d0,14,11,11•,.ty0/3 ) thk
r _4oa t oian .01 - ;:,.lllr,..,VrycivOn;inf!N;:TY.ii .4VIH. .
Po, P4IPPf ,Igia..o4.Plad otberic WhoitaVersPOj,
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Al_illk,ilijitllicA l 4l l ll9,th,vilitibe..;;rnadirillby . ,, f4o:
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•laSttunqi-lik§.lSWl4.4 l o,libettitnitdivemetille-1
.0199,11; 4 1E09.qt ) 81.,,veri , .roNhingiidt-; apPears.
. 19, !')/r,P4I it,PililSrtitettdintl4lo l l* , POin4 ankf
, wltiat l dee arruipp,wouh,Vmrtrojudgriftint,'
„ o _ ll )°,Ft4sl! ripgiettoe.t.,p,ciettee wit Itulle#iett .
'-' ltll9.,'Alfart,my) . 9llolo nyaeurii;itinite.billd
-.,,Pl'l l ,_uAtlAgs - lasilto.-eoellittettitTlell4.4l . Alatitf
_•.Hq”, LtailßrY.llf(PWMaY . . - iihtilin?fremtthbr'sliall
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'an • . t ir-,lt.M,Yaill4)%iii)...withdownii:odi .?(.;.tif.
Tfitit'bill'ikiit* i '' ''''',,'. MMtippited. to the'
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.OTlvii•W - miiii 7 4o3 iheirtice7nofexcifee, iiii — ii, six'
igCeiti"tq cease. hciweVeV, et. the'expgiep
bfe yAle.ye. - niter .notice given byllie ,
- SOrittii - ratio weir; 017 - 1 -- • Inters to
den/ kat.ddk•- , - ~ --. • . - .t..
fle". -6 ., '. t t• ''l '' % ', r ' • ' ,4* I I
pe ho ird-pr des for li ei givineer I ,
L Aich lh lehall b ' ued r itvdm),.ttc. t
1
51 3 Etetio . our.d '
.that i °di of the
,';-ii,li s eg I•ntv . - •iwine •t R. eiltdif
'elks sir tie3J. ... ihen't i.,pbbf ..ihetlitilV
i s
may choose to receive' the., tied enthorizcs
the Preeideni trom,time to 'time to borrow on
,the credit. of euchmotes.• , . .
Twenty thousand dollars Lppropriated Tor
rnityment. id - the expenses of preparing.
printing, ..engraving, of the Treasury"
notes utdqpdiffeatea,of loan
OLIVER or.
RAIL ROADS IN TILE UNITEDrSTATES.—iThe,
allre7l l o7Cl
ked Intd t l opeOtionAn 4tid
iiitatps I
v viitleh
bOO : coussis; iu Short Aries - conuacred) with
coal companies and private establishments ?.
leaving. 4,500 miles of swift •steani • eonvey4
once : • Tin the CoopiroOons of falltoads, aild
the electric ielegrepii-, the 0 - titbit States. are
far in 'advance of Europe, in proportion to'
population.,
.
,
WitisikimS ! uNDEß A W ORTH: ORTH.—A
correspondent, e!f - 411(1 .N‘s Orledns: . 'beita
writes.frauf Mo n tere y, • • • -
r•. • . - •
"Gln2:Weith . .has„issued an oriler-- 0 Sal.
•tillo,that all officers &-soldiers under hiS'coiii=
mend most appear et. the next dress parade
without whiskers. Many a face that has not
come
• contact . with- a - razor months,
'must now Coine to the scratch. The barbers
ofSaltillo tic; doubt think . il 'b a' ~ e ty 'judicious
Order: plltilie.lo . id;eiifo . a vunteer,.
tircratiiigirikft ' ol aCtiseti .
from the Opera) shearinw,
,bet,it was like to
-his eyes
he sitk down to the 'operation.
t.)r We see it stated that. the City Court
of New Londen, Connecticut, has impsed a
fine of one dollar and costs, twenty-three
dollars and thirteen cents; on Gyipt.fal A. W.
- 1111TF, - the well known advocate of-lemper.. •
tines, for obstrfieting the side walks of that
city by delivering a temperance address in
the greet:
A SWIFT Honsn.—The Maine Fartnerielfs
a number.of tough stories about alroan whom
it calls 'Neverbeat." Here is one of they
best of thorn:
"A .gentleman gas crackine : is the pres
ence of Neverheat, nhent the speed .of his
horse, which, he-Said, would trot a mile in
side if three minutes, and follow it ler 'three
consecutive miles.
''A mile inside of three minutes ain't
much to brag aberut," said Neverheat. "why
the other day"l wns.up to S--. sixteen
[Mies distant._ Just as f started for Imme, at
shower came ecji'Mpiii: The struck
in the back part et the %yawn: and the me.
rufint it struck, I hit old giant a cut tvith the.'
whip, mid away she trotted. scarcely totalling
her, feet to, the mound. She kept iestmip
and tuck with the -shower. The wation was
tilled with water; hut -noteon the
Old Kate eito!t. bfi heathy_ any_ piece of hor,e
flesh in the- sta.e. 11'ben she goes, she
goesit.' 7
, •Smart horso or a Isky shom-tr, ' said the
gentleman
TiiEEswir observer of
signs may look upon 18-17 with afearful face.
The year begins with Friday and ends With
Friday—that very huluuky day.. The }berth
or July comes art Sunday—rely uullieky:
For .the first time in the "recolleclion of Ilte
2klett inhabitant," there will he no 1011
moon Alds year - in the month of - Fritirari
nalucky. month. Our national phliiienl tidy
begins un Sunday the 4th of March tett Un
lucky day There will be no eclipse tisaile in
ilteyertuniticky lor.Aar_gavers. .BUt es an
offset for the'whele January is to be blessed)
with two lull moons, and march a like note
bet—this Will belucky, and perhaps !brim
light :enough over the dark ientnils of the
gear to overcome all evil prognostlOns.
Portsmouth Journui.
WIUDILT'S INDIAN VIICETABI.P.: Prit.r,s, in ad
dition to being one of the best aatt•bilhous
•medicines in the world, possesS a'power in
remcwing pain. which is truly astoriish•ng.—
l•'our or five - I said Indian Pills, taken every
night cn going to bed, will in a shod time
completely rid the body of tt-ise morbid hit
more which. if toged in the liver, are the
cause of pin in •ho side. sometimes exten
ding through to the shoulder blade, diflicn by
of breathing, nausea and sickness, loss 01
appetite, costivenes4, indigestions,- ft: uency
swarthy or yellow complexion, and other
symptons of .an inflammation or torpid state
of tlie
• Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills a1:4116r.
,ongbly clealise ihe stomach and bowels of ~
till bilious }111010{1;, and othn impurity, and t. '
- therefore are a eertain core for &ludic, ilysen- • • •
tary, cholera meatus, and eVcry 'other clis.or. . •
,der of the,. intestines, They • üb.o Hid and .. .
.itrwrove` digestion, and consequently •gti'e l'n the sergenet ni.9011,1 1 11,....
health and rigor,to the whole frame [Orwell tl"..rstYS lurge"Plt il.hkeli . ,
as ,drire dlsettse of 'evety mute ' front the "'"" 1 "."' 1 "" l'h "l 0 '''""" b • V 7• •• r
. body. • , - •.. . • , . ~.. ...... „ l'o the lielt„ .secrgetiet . 0.1 3.1 • •
epethney , IG , .. I- • , 14
Br.wmte or, COVNTERFE.TS.--The public ordkeeee'terkeiffif 18 ' k 47,
are cautioned against the many spell t s Pi I sy. her -ibrgeailik,,earh, 13 • ' is ,'
.nriedicines,.which an,order to deceive are C orl.ornil "• ' ' ,e' ' • 16 1
called by.tterne, similar, to , %Vriglit's Indian 11 40''' s • '' '• - ' -• 8 • • ' 9
:Vegetable Pips.: ... i , - , , •i , . .a : .Ntrieletane,: ...• •., ~, ~g...:
F 111.1,013 NMI bi11...451111111S • ii It,-
-The cinly..onginal anti genuine lndino Veg. m. k if i , ci ., 3.. , ,
... • , it
.etable.Pilla have. the signature of .Irilliam •Prioe:es - ' ~. p
.. 7 • . I-7 : ~
,wright . .written, with, a pad. •dit the top label . A bounty of twelve bolters mill beipaitl to
.of,each box-,:.bone other: , genii ale, anti to
each •
counterfeit. this is forgery : t.. t ~- , ' •''' r. V, 1.:13,-; is r''' n ,-- ~, - o r,.ryf ,
Offices devoted exclusively ici.thir s file'of Besti!es- eymiqiinlSll;prit, ae'rthOve shad, '
~j i:„ i gt4r, , ' mug , : I ,,, gdawe I pili sr l io ,h bl ik zile one ration per (In is allow e,d .every . ,, stgci c ier,
and ,retail,-.. - 409;•,Race :Street, ri Phillitlelphitri y /if ll ' i r ''"'"*"'l ll "fe'lli retr t'''eP.ltititqltice
1 ,
288 - Green w 'oh Street. New York y a rad, i tog 'al4ritllargoseuptily'eflbhfn . fOrt Ole; `.rittrpgft-
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brat OY il t l lr litl . s Oilti!liißlpilki; . ligii.loit hOll
'litiryl7 7 :o-)13 '' OM - e :-.'ra rit-,imaii•-',akiiiitl.4.'
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the r lffaanat i •
• WiiriAm-litramel. No .111isa LEAH ZIEGLER.
' ,4- ttia,the_sarna-day y -by : ihe eame ? -.llvlr, •
ILL • t 241ss SUSAN BOWMAN, all
h nt
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t:YnotA,
18,0 f
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14th ink 'by Ilia Rev E. BR£IDEN.
( I JCSEPH. MeCAtka, of Pla'nfplil
)I.47,Aserit Riresmat of Wes pent s&
witsbip. • . , .
.iiirr.6burg, Pa., tn . ] Monday the 18 h
inst., bylhe Rev. 3. H. Cult, Win.. P. Beatty
Esq., to Miss Mary Scott cletidenin,:all' of
that place. • , . . ,
.
On, the, UHL intlauti. al—hia.reidence in
`R'liiiel ill iUajor i tlytircp j age4.l. 32
yeari. / ' •I: 1,
1,
Ok. the flatil Mist al tbSixlthi6c-k!.l.iamp
.sleroeTuwnshripiqclMbefrtiifiMdff.RMEiel
Sher Van, Esquire an aged and respectable
kuhabitant of said kauilliolle has left a larger
number of frietais and ,relatiyes.4.opfgra his
qOffifee - tlireith
theirloais '
. scnoot.
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VENI . IIAI - k ----- f, 0 Delto ">q' N i
• )VAR . I A:P , ARTMEIST,. ' •
: . AD IV U :S .A hifig t ° o t i l : : 1- .7a 4 1 4 1‘ 11: 8 1s • 6 417 17 :' P 7 .•
;
I. The following net of Congreis ellongink the
term of eoliettnent, slid him/tiling," homily for
recruits, id Atfilliiille4 for thiinfotoortiou uf. 1,1 gui.
"dikrur e?,,lß e l t f C i Mi n t9Yl,l fi! .
7 e AN Act t&eneinirage e'tilistinents in, the reg
f .4 - 4-- • 'oliiir - afrityV " ' '
' i- 'A
'S '' '' 1 "/ // '''
,Re it enacted _iii c ehate and -. atm of
Repree taritivai of ihe Unit 41 Stidei'ef dinerieu
aseembled, 'Flint, during the 000Mo:ince of the
war with
re 511,exlete,,theterm of enlistment of the
men to' lii' m u tether the mginiciits dragoons,
art illery,' infilifirb Al t dillleitillo of the present
niilitar3 esailiffslidimit, - ITMII be . due sig the
oldest sootier distliargt,il.' or five ) cart; a the ' o r ption Of girl f n,
e' ,
s ,i ,
• o theis.“2, - and he'll pri;ther entitled ne there
`shall' be allowed and piiiil to' esejmablit-brotied
_.,„„,,,,..,81.11 be iliilY eifflited to terve iu,the ar
tillery or infiniti7,lM , the term of five 'ears pr
during! the War,„tt hottnty it twelve' thillitri;.litit
the pa) meld ot six dollars old i e silk! rniitoty„slial I
be deterred until the recrtnt shall bare joined for
p
duty the regimt in wi.icli he line fo lit•rve.°
2 The geueral superintentle'iiis ol the reerlii‘
ling service will gitc pv0%1)0.41101, mil,tsecetttiry
iNsitiiklitifitilto MO rtioliatiiig : tiffli4Esralill *1.1.1._„„_
. - immeilintely - publiilrtMtgner a l or& r, aMI the
table of established rates or pay agreeable lows' ,
tiding laws , milicXed, three times in too ntlwipa
pea; in the vicinity dtheirteslictiie minis zvou...-- -
3 '1 he term or service will hereafter be," du
ring tlivinir" wilh Mesita); or lor Ave yeti's, as
the reernit may prefer, The blanks now in use,
will answer fur five years' Men, by u riling on the
back ol the enlistinent, in due forsii; the requited
r receipt for the advanced bounty I and ihey will i
also outlive for the new term Mitil tiew blanks
can be printed shbstitothigne wiietts . flume the
~,,r , " lit li.milu rititi.; ordie rcertiolog °form
for the ords .' five yours,"a as primed id the
prescribed oath or allegin mai .
4 Company eoMinanders w ill add two coin 1111 l s
to the , mnster 1 . 0 1 / s :i in
ind nsioi,inni II N .
~, mil, s low
joi nit!, lOplioti the,PaYineas on ilistOUnk ' Or . nonni
I . ). Nellie first t:Oluitui will lie elmrged the ad=
„,,need bounvinid,to thesoltlice lit the time of
Iris enlistMent ; ill the second, the retnined Om,=
to due, or paid (as the edse lina) be, Ott joining
for loty the regirhent pit u bleb lie it to wile.—
IteerUiting officers Oil' add similar colu m ns-lo
the blank minter rolls, muster, no d psi, , ro l i s , ,A I
muster still deseriptiie rolls, &c, respectivel ) i ,
furnished forilie ricroiting , sect ite.„
5, •1 lie term of "scrtice having been change d
frottrfiti-) rata; to th.tring the .ivitr ti Ith MtSoo ;
null a bounty or tWelte dollars alloWs.ll,jl is oS
pooled Odd 'NO . Mlik and tile of the fit in/ will be
filled-hi a short time,' ui li due eiertirir - and ae
[hitt- On the port orate recrithing officers, who
will expliiiii hilly to the recruit brio,* lie enlists;
the conditions upon *Lich lie eiders the hen ice.
_6 Whenever recruiting stations prove Mitt ,
cessful, they most be al m i n i e4 ,,,,l Jll , l l ,„ 0 ,, ~,,,,,s _
dim / sh e d; motif inly officer tail t•i geifireci i.l sat
more than Otte Motion I he Mall lie i el iei,eil mid in a'
tiered by the injeetintniolelit to joi tt hi s c r oi ttict i t ,
T. :Wire Man oritintiry aftentif 1$ mutt he loud
•o the ittutiL•ti ionroetion of r, es ons lit oil °lli-
Ceri Will rommainfets rrom the, moment or iii
Ilstment at the reoleerous i mitil it Hi to join their
regitileots; To thit pi int 'lie attention of fno .'
tmliff'ers ot'lleponabil pot - tic - is - specially direct
ed. , (See No F 99, A It.) - .
R. The unITIS(111 of rir. Columbus haying 111441
%; Wadi 11511, for hCr%lee in the field, that loot Ito%
bo o turned fiver exelinfivifly for ibe 'rf 'miming
-seedier, is ii down oritettatuction. enlinit It:aline,
of the first regiment of twills Pr, owl the get,. out
collet ittietteetit, C ill ',.i% e tin cid - attention it 044
Suluect, and ace that the t•ecrolt.l *lll he :minim.-
talky ILoar:ereil tv, *ell instritidefl flortngthe f.lifirt
time they may In. 1 . 1 . 11410e.1 Oli (lint Cnbri 10111511:
By order+
It, JONES ildjuhrhi (&s rret
UNITED 2.i'>;:l
!teem'!" org Scrvico.,
•
A.NTED .roi• the, United States Army;
ahle-botlied' Jaen, bt:tweett .the age •to
and 85 S,idirs; liAtic '5
feet 8 itteltes high, of good..
character, nod ..f respectable standing among
their h .as. Nolte need apply to curer
' li t , iiyvv . i co I t i t, hose, who. arc ileterti!ioed, tO tit:ne
ttle itt stmeitt, hode4ly and 'Will
fully, "daring the war!' xith Mexico, or the'
torte or live years. ,
ruble of establisliil ntles
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v. 2
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4111Atjetipitry Oilingtilkii deettilied . , , .fiaielifiiitiit' .4
bf W or 1 n , hroxio ii,:i? HP Le l?hiiiollll 7 liiiiitis :`-'
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