Alton Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 2

(i, lttt frtdllar't BUI. Wllllim Mift Iho gMxli nod rfgbtl ind cretliu, of Ctiiifel I'berf, ilec'd. Jftrtcf A' Fiifkctl, wWw, and PrU-ketl ind William Husiell Prick- 1 tt Uvr ofli-uc rrickctl, dec'J. CUM.HUiioircn'l ll hereby girin, Ihel by vlttuo of a decree, il maeteln the entitled came, nt the October fem of ttu Madlton Circuit Court, A. 0.1841.

the lut- LKGAL. Coflwniiironw for lhat purpoffl, will offfcr for iito ot Public Auction. fnrCAiH. to llw hLfiho.it biiUef, on Ttutda 3l ttw Sixteenth iby of Jane, A. fi.

1611, lictween nf tun o'clock In tlie tbrinom anil five o'clock In the ifternoon of thai diy, In front of edurt'houtot In tha town of Kilurinlt vltlei eounlyof Mullion anil State of IlUnoii. the following UeKribed realetUte, to-wit; numbered one hundred and fourteen one fcimdrtd awl ililean (a Mtuon't Ion to Ihe town of ftltttrilflville, In the county fid Stola uforeiiWj (o. letter with the baUdingi 8mUpimrteti.U)ce> thereunto wfrng.nir.'? The purcJiaicr to receive a deed ujion the payment of Ihn purchase money. JOHA'rt. CAMERON, Commlliloncr.

Wm. tuft tnr trimprt. UdwHrilfviilo. mar IB, MIMO-lw ITATI: or IN CIIAXCKttr. Itwnrzer Marnh.

Uwli M. Joint han ff.Mariti, flolnjc tmdor name, ttyle nnd firm of Muin. Hanklnion fc. w. Joseph Duncan, Phocbti Ann Pay.tvKlbworTho- jaw ray, wd William Fay, Sj- nh Pay, and Julia Fay, hftirt tt law of tho Thotnai 8.

Fif, tiftndantt. AMD OTICE li pi wen, tfut by vlttue of decree of the Madison Circuit A. the under- Commiisloner sppolnted tor that pumote, wll Offer for isls at Public Auction, ron CASH, to (he Milder, on MONDAY, the FifteeMh JUNK, A. D. tioon, and live o'clock In the afttrmmn of laid day, on tho premlser, In (ho tfty of Alton, in (lie county of Madison and flUlc of IlllnolJ, the following ilcscnbod real nod betngln (he imrn (novf rlly) at Alton, county nf MaJdon and of Illinois, and Ix-liij part parcel nf lots number ten and eleven, In Ilia I'eni- Idaf lary addition to the town (now city) of Alton, as the samo hive been IiM oil' by the I in pet of (ha ren- itoutlary, and a plot of which Is duly recorded In the oincc, (n and for (be county of Madison faroiaid, end li knnivii, designated and borindud as fol- tO'wfb Being iwcnly-HvB 6-ct state-Krcot, eomnienclrtg at the corner of Kioto ami ffccond-streels, tnd runpliiK ttwnco on tflate-slrcvt twunty-flvo feel) A OMINISTAATOfttf 8A1.K.

NOtWe given, (hit Itjr Vlrfne ofan entered at the Alalcli term, tlrcltil Court of Orftne county, a nf the eitdtfl of Joseph Wiuison, tltrcasetl. hie of the county of will, on SflurOay, the 27lh (Jay of June next, on tnepmntici, brtwccn (he hours of ten o'clock in tlie forenoon, and live in the afternoon, of nld day, sell the fUllmvina real estate, Public Vendue, ofwhichthe sild Joupph Wausson dieil icliedi deicrU bcilssfbllowi, to-wlt: The south' end of Iho west lialfoftlw ter of section No. 7, township 1 3, rangs 1 1 containing lying on the road 8 miles north of Whlle- in Ureene county. 40 and lyii hall-ituiatej Monday, the 29th day of JIMP, JSIB, bf. tween the houta of 10 o'clock o.

m. and a o'clock p. m. vf said dajv I irllt tell at PuWIc Vttidiie, on tke premises, part of tho south end of the northeast quarter of the northweit quarter of aedron No. township 13, 1 1 rontnining ao acres, tilustc In Scott county.

II Hnois, and xdjoinlng town rjf Minchetter. A Credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving bond with approved sectirily oml a morlgage on the premises, to secumthn payment nf (he purcttase money. MMM TAYUHL Adm'r. may 10, l8IQ.20-Bt Icoop Shorflsj Spnden Hoy Ibkca and from tbanre cxtemlljv lack by (raraJJpl Una with see ond-itrctM, extnodcd, ilfly leeti from thence runnlna on a parallel line with fltite-strect, Itvenly-flvr fi-eti and from thence nit Hbnrt (now street, extendnd, fifty to tho place of loacthpr with oil tho tulMIngi ami appurtenances heron to 1 The purchaser to receive a deed upon tlie payment of the purchase money. JOHN a.

CAMRRO.V, Commlsiioner. 1PM. for corm-I'li. I Edwardsvilloimay itf, 1840-30-Ow BALE OF IlEAt. KSTATK, virtue bf an order made at the Ortober term, A.

n. 1830, of the Circuit Court of Grcenn county; alto, it UIQ Aiifcutt term, A. n. 1840, ami at the March term, A. n.

1614, of court, upon the triplication of Ann admlrilstratrlx, and Jnmci Kinmmns, ad- mlnUtntor of the eitale of H. Hogcn, ileccasnl, they will oflcr nnd sell at public sale, to the holiest bidder, on MONDAY, of JUNK, 18-tfl, at tho resldcnceof Mrs. Rogers, on the premises, the hours of o'clock in the forenoon, and live o'clock in lha afternoon, of Raid day, tlxi following real estate, of which the said decedent died seized, to-wit: 100 acres, lying In the rmtnty of Pulton, one and a half milts from the town of being the xoutli writ rjuarUT of section township 7 north, range east of the ftnnth meridlnn. Alto equal and undivided fourth of the following described lands, sltu- aleinthe county half of the southwest niiarteVof scctum 31 (tie east half of the southeast quarter of section the east half of the loulhtvcst fjuartcrof section an, cniilalnlng fiT and the north half of tho southwest trailer of section 96, containing 11 acm: oil in towiisliip 11 north, rauge 14, west bf thn fhlrd meridian. Tho north half of (he south of section 6) norihweit the sotilhweat Quitter of section (lie north half of the south half.of section (he nortliesil rjuirter of the southeast quarter of section JOj 2a acirs r.ll'nf lh DRY GOODS, ETC.

REVIEW. IIEAIJ i (creating and Authentic were promptly bid before ou rcaderV by of litras, and ofa Drew Hilkfei Siiawltj Mark Kllkij Jacnnetsj WgivetWTrpctibilraet ofUiclr contcnli ce on the same exciting lhc ml inform Camtirlcit Cbccltif Tickings; Summer fi lull's; brown casi Cuttonsf Cotton Varni ftc. Our adticei'froffl New Orleani, wfi'en our last num- Hone CanUj Curry Coml-ai Twee Cliainij Graiiutd nmln Sjthcit Wrought and Cut Nillij JUtorsj nlinoit every dcicrbttlon. Painted Pal In Waih Tubs; Cliithci Pint; nod tortile Plough Boon and Klipi-on; fcc. he.

general stock. CASTOft fc PALM HATS) 1 cut title of the norllWMt ut Ihe loulhml nf icction all In townihlii 1 0 noith, range 1 3, wcit of llw IhitU meridian. TJii'fe will a cretlU of llx inonihl (rlvfii. Uio chiicr giving note, nnil tnortitpxa on lha to ttto of the purchase money. ANN nortKIM, IUI4I-6W SIMMONS, Atlm'r.

TVTOTlCi: ii hiri-by (hut on the I Monday 1 1 In the mimlli of July next, wo will apply in the Court of 1'inbalo tit Mt'Mson county, lllinnli, for final MtUcmont of tho ciiato of William at tvtikli limn and jiliro ill person i luring claims at said arc tincly notified to alfcml, and pro- Rait; fiiigarj Collce; Tcaj Sjlacralusj I'cpjicrj Spice, Nut- Ginger; Iihllgn; Modderj SUrth; ia; Cloves) flJolsuicij kc, )ur MoJIo be Uiulfrtohl I we think the liberal palionage hcictoforo received, jua- inci the iM-iicfihat weare not atone In thinking, that wo kcqi AS GOOD A STOCK! and SELL AS LOWII at any concern fn Mifo manlry, S3-Wo illll (nko oil lorls of PRODUCE: for which we fay ellher Cash or Goods. An examination we my to one and ami exajnlnc our Stcukll 11. 1M1ULDEJVT CO. WOOllSON AVE removed door In-low, to the Store recently occiiplftl by C. P.

llcatonfc where. In rtm- nedlnn wilh their DRV GOODS huilncai, they will pay wrtlculorattenllotito and COM- II5SION tt- All contlgnmeuti to their urn ClCh, 7 (VIEW 1 1 Wo have received, by late anirabj, from New Orlrani trul Boston, a large supply of UHOCKRIES and DHY which will bo told vcty for cnuh. marcbl4 MAIIK 1'JKIISOW 3t CO. Awn si) Jim; it iAi'MAN niilGGShnvejnat received, and arc now oix-ninif, at tlieir store OH the corner of Second and a New Stock of PANCY and STAPLE DHV (JUODS, of I ho htoil stylcit, among whicli may found a large assortment of tail the tame Far MAIIGAHKT M'nKATIf. Ailm'x.

VKM.KYU, wmi'PLU, Aitm'r. NOTICES. WAL Uiaton (he first Monday In Uw montli or Juno next, 1 will In Iho Comt of llllnnii, for a final settle, men! of tho eitula of Jotm W. doceisedi at which time ami plica ill Invlngt-Ialms aralnst oiUta sra horaby nolifled to attend, and men-Lit the lime fur adjustment. ill persons Indebted in'tlw am ronucsteil to 1 Immediate payment to tlw (infers Igncd, ELVINA C.

INGEUftULi, Adm'x, FIN A I. In lha tnonlh of Juno I will apply to lha Court of ProtMld of arcana county, lllinnli, far a final antllement of Ihiottato of Wm. C. Williams, de- which llaia ami pUw all ixnoni invlnit cstite, attend anil preionl tho Siimti fur tuljiutmont. 1 All penont ImlQbteil to li( estate, ara re-iuciled to payment to tha Underafincd.

18 11 JAMES WILLIAMS, Adm'r. VlWAI- BBTTMHIIERrr. TVTOTICE it hereby Rlvon, tint on tha Monday In Iha month of July wnU, I will apiily to lha Couil of Probate of MMtUiftncnui.tr, Illinois, (br nnalsattle of Iho of John M. Holt, at whk allpunons living clnlnit onlntl sal are hereby notified toatlemt, and nreient Ilia tarn ror.ailjustnwnt. BLIZA11GTU HOLT, Adro'x.

AOWK. T7INAL Itfu. KM llIrD lhnt oa lht Ml Mon-ta) feK 111 Wfl lh311 "I'C'J' lo Stl5l wto for. nnaUeU of WiUlim Norman, i ami phot all imrtons cUInii aauini vslata are hereby noliNM loattend, andprosent IN. nuNJ.

Non.MAN, IWBT. T. N011MAN, Monday inmuii, tor nnal le of Jamni Uiian, deroaaidi I'Hc. all pcrioni havln. clal" THOU.

CAnnoit, IflH 19-Ot Adm rl 8BTTr.EMKNT.— the first Monday in WILL leavn rf gularly llieprejpnl season, as fellows. Leava Alton every morning, at 6 oYInrlf Itolurnf k'nve St. Louis every aflcrnoon, at 41 m. FA I nachwny. Season from Iho (Itsi of April to lite flrit of October.

Alton, mch 'to W. P. LAMOTHK, Propnttor. TBX OOLI.AItH CJTOLES from the sulncrll-ur on the 'Jaa clay of Aiiril tO JMV MAflK, with a scnr fn thrt furohcaili a white ttrouk on Iho nonej few whito Inln on tho top of tho nock In (he untie, caused by Ihe collar; Die left fore foot cotktxl lii'low (lie Imlrt right ycara lliiH spring; a little nvcr IWvtn trends high; as handHOinc mailc oiinnlmaloa can be founj in tliUcoun- ty! td.ick mnno tail) small knot on the inn Mo of one of her fore Irgs, between the knoc anil pastern Tlio man Unt IB supposed to have UUcn this marn, la ilx feet hlghi black hain dark Lluo clolhcoalf and calf jikin boots) smooth cantor called hlmiclfaitiler. Ifany porwn flmlG nuch man, htiily trailed for, In this Hlato or any oilier, I wisli thnni to wiflo lo me, and direct their luttcr to Hiuilteihlll Post Otllre, Macuuiiin county, am.

I willglvo tha above when I go or send for the niaru, to any pcrnnn so wtitlng, P. a I will not bo compdlt)'l lo pay but ono man Air writing. 'mjattotiA-ron rpWONRW IliraoiKS, aiidoao for sole low fur Casli, or in exchange forgooil Notus. ''ppiylo STltUNQ fc I'AltSUNS. Alton, may 1849 ami Cai.

Satinets and Tivcfds Junes ana Camlmions White mill red Phnntla nUck ami rulM Aljnccas New palletns MMeUlnos Prints Ginghams I.in.-n Lawns Pcrftinicry and Fancy ariit Toother wilh largo hU 3,000 strong, in order to return to hit enlrcndtcd camp before Matamoroi. It appears tha thfi gallant commenced his march in Uio after noon otthesfiii fladhadadcaiicedobout 19 mllci, when touni1 "Wi dr wn "I 1 In b3tt 'o nrray Donnct across hi. rojid; So aa he approached within three-quarter! 6Ta mtlc, thty opened a heavy fins upon him from their flying artillery. This salute was promptly returned) "and, sflcr an obstinate rciistancc, Iho enemy wete drlrcn from their poaltlon, which our occupied during Ihe night. On tho 9lh, our vmy resurqcd their march, until they arrived within three miles of Matamoros; when they again came up with the Mexicans, occupying a strong position, pro.

Iccted by a ravine. Here tlw conflict was the enemy defending thenuclvcs with great bravery, unl II gsre orders to storm their batteries; This was ocBqUtad witli the greatest pllantry, by Capt. May's dragooui. iupported by the 5th rendered our capture of seven pieces of 179,000 roundj ot musket with tliclr saddles and jitpcrs, Und lumber bf prlioners, lac.ltidlnf Vcgn, his two Aidi, and Col. ntteiU the success of our arms, Ibe illscomfiluro of the enemy.

Ocn. tie la Vega and his sultd have anlvcd at N. Orleans. Of tho loss on either side, during these actions, no very accurate account Is given. That of Iho enemy is varlouily estimated nt from 400 (o 700 killed or woun- clod, iwluiling leveral officers of rank, and JVora 100 to priioncrsj but how near this is to the truth, we have no means of ascertaining.

In tho flrst battle, Gen. Taylor is reported to liavo had 13 killed, nnd 30 wounded-, nnd in theacconil, something over 100 killed or wounded, among whom were several officers of dl tlngui jlictl merit. Wo deeply regret to add, that Mojo Itrown, the Intrepid (TcfemJor of Use entrenched camp was seriously tho attack by the ex ploiion of one of the enemy's ihells, which killed on Cinghani Lawns Linen Curnbrlc Itobea dress Hdkfa and Spencers Lad's 1 gcnii'ldtl Cloves Ladles'irtriuf and Uco do Ladles' clostit. do Silk, rashmirc, and cotton Hosiery of all varieties ea of very auji'r quality. AVE now nn haml a LAIIGK and SEASONABLE Slock nf (i(IOI)S: U'liicli they arc iirciiarcd lo sell as K3-Chcap as Iho Uicapestl FANCV STAPLM GOODS: stipcrhr II hroud-clolha Inv.s.hlit rccn, ullvo and Lino Jlnover-clnth llhclc ana fancy casatinert's; pllnt rlothj Vermont cloth jeani) cotton carptllng; linscys lied, whito and yellow llannrlj j(rccn backing; rnilding djmask, liroche ami woolon Shawls r'oncynml Muck Alpaccas; Kilicia; fiwlis nuiEllns I5O piC'tcs CALICUi 3S pi furniture clilnlsi cambric.

brown Ilollandj cniali and Hack, oiu) fjncy cittts; cnpo awl rrairo leiso lishflji lawn; iaconrt; hook muiiin; Itlsh linen; hosiery Jinnn rnnibric ami silk lnlUfs; cloves Scai-ft ami Mk silk hiUfi) reatingii Tailnr'i IHmmlngs liittone; comlis; white and btown linen talilc covers Vhitu tlumasU linen; cotbli yum; carpet chum lllcachcd anil browa donifstir; etc. etc. etc. CltUCKKHVt Paris whito dinner and tea seta, complete; China tea Tnrls while am) common Kwors and Djiiu brcnlifalt, and tea Pblei; Cups Saucers JA.M£a GItAY. Air Bdjuffl ARTIAL Wollc.

liertbyjlran, thai on flril Monday In lh.rno,,u. of AUUMI I will apply lo lh. Co of 11 "i 1 1 iUle of Wm, It. llhoads. dec'di at iwynwit to Iho undersigned, 1n HOUtDAV.

AJm'f. IARTIAL U-tween tlie imdcrBljined. undur tho firm of I8AAC SCAHUITT fc Is this day dissolved by "lutual consent. Itw Senrrtit having purchased (he entire Interest of 1. Ccnrrltl In UK late firm, will continue the tmalncsa on hfs own arcoimt, nnd Is nlono aulhorUcd lo close tfic lute concern ami use tho namo of the firm In liuui.

In Hon. All iicrsniis tmlcbtod to tho lale remititail trt mako iiniiiedlnlo payment, and those having claims will lease present them fbr st-ttlument, II. SC Aim ITT. Alton, April ISAAC BOAH1IITT. MIIJJ.VI.RY OHKMS iliVluivoT VI A.

"UTquPKB respodfully inarms Ihi U- VI (Has of Alton anil vicinity, that she ii prepared lo leanie, omt utter nil kinds of Straw nnj Dialil Donned olhe present Fasfilons. Having hud several years experience In Ilia tibova binlness, flho (IODOR bv her strict attention to giro satisfaction to llioao who may favor hfl- with thoir palronuRe. flilK Qonnels aiul Uresies maile lo order, N. II. UciWonco on Sovenlh-street.

in Mrs. Hnmcr'i hoiisp, opitosltfl may B-IS-Sm John i. snntif EI.I>r;T liVhulesale anil retail In FUllMTtHK. Corner of Chestnut and itUts, in lha buHillnit of the nr.li nnav conls; clo. elc.

HATS, CAPS, HOOTS, SHORS, and GRUCGKIES. ICS-Wo invlle the allcntbn of our old cuitomcn and the pulilio lo our preacnt stuck, as It li our constant endeavor to give entire satisfaction in duality anil pricci BOWMAN iJUHNSON. HEAD QUARTKnS FOIl iv HK sntiicribcr would mod resiu-clfnlly Inform his J. customers and public Renerally, ttal he Is now ramjft of tine nt tlie (Inoit asaoitmcnts of HPItrNQ and SUMiMEIl 0001M ever In this mar. and will cominun In muko additions to his stock du.

ring Uio season; in pait, Foreign and Do- meit.c 1)HY ROODS, UltOCKKIKS, HOOTS, SHOKS, HATS, IU1NNBTH, IIAIIU fc QUKKN3WAI1E, HEA- DV-MADE alio, li very largo stock of UIIU03, MEDICINES, I'ulnll, Oils, and all of which have been selected to suit the wanla uf Ihe country, and will be Sold ot Iho very nnrket price! Persons flatting our town fur the pos. of nurdtaslng Goods, aro most reaiKECtfully Invited lo call, as we 'deem it a LUXU ItV to show Goods, whc. Ihorynu juirchasoor ootll llemembcr Ilieiilaco. Our storo has a largo Sign, extending tho wholo length of tho house. Jcrsoyvllle, aprll Ifl, in exchange for Goods.

BOOTS subsurlbors havo iccclveil by recent arrivals -I large lo their stock of Bnols and Shoes, direct front the manufactory. They aro now enabled to oflur to tbolr fustonicra anil lhc merchants ly, as gnat a variety and as well a ilock as can be found In any similar establishment In St. Louis; and they pledge thcmsutvcs to sell 0.1 terms lhat will Justify alt thosu lit want of such Goods In calling end OLD POST ST. Loun. HPHK aubscrlbers have nude extensive Birmnipiments i examining their stock uefuro buying olaewhero.

i to receive monthly from Now York. Boston, Phil- In receipt weekly of additional ship, adetphlt, C.ncmnpti, id mm.ufacUirlei In, tltts city, (menls, and Itiereby bo enabled to have at all lintes LAHUR niK. well nisoricil lupply New; Fashionable, complelo assortment of fresh goods. ssorlincnt of Goods too nu- more or less injured several others. Tli gjVant wound was not at first considered dai gorous; but confinement, and the want of fresh al brought on mortification, which caused his death the nth.

He wai burled on tho 12th, wilh all lh honorp due lo hli rank, -and eminent services. Can Thornton, and tha remains of his late command, Invlu ding Capt. Hanlep, and, some icporta sny, Lieut. Kane and others, by the Mexican In the unfortunate oflair of tlio 34th of April hod bee exchanged for some of the prisoners taken by Gen Taylor In tlio action of the oth, and returned to tit cnmn. It Is stated that they were extremely well troa cd, iluring their captivity.

Com. Connor, with (he U. s. squadron, reached th mouth of the Brazos on the morning of (he 8lh, In or dor to co-operate with tho amiyt ami It was suppose. at tho latest dales that combined attack upon Mat; moios was under contemplation.

Gen. Taylor felur ned to Point Isabel, with bis on the 11 th; luvii previously sent the train with tho wounded an! Onthemor ning of the I3lh, he started ogniij forhU campj but had proceeded only a few miles, when be was met by at express, willi tho Information that 8,000 fresh troops had reached Alatamoros, of whom boil croaaci the, tlio Grande at'different points. He then imrnsdi otely went back to Point-Isabel, to hasten the departure of (he reinforcements which were dally arriving! II nolly reached Iho.camp in tliij evening oflhe Aout 80Q rocm Hwas reported lhat (he Mexican Pro Gen. ParcJes, was advancing (o tlie support Grn. Arlsla, at tbclicail nicni but whether 1 was a part of his a ditrcrcntoni.y,ofthcarri vnl of which Gen.

Taylor was atlvfecd by the express was not certainly known. Doth armies, however, been strongly reinforced! and another engagement was dally expected, at Iho last accounts, the resultof will probably reach us by Hie next arrival-from Nai Orleans. The whole number of volunteers, who had turned out In Louisiana, at the latest dates, amounted, acror ling to Iho PicayuW, to 4,433. As this much exceeds Iho amount of the requisition made upon lhat patriotic fit 'to, no draft had brcomo necessary. How many theao brave men had already reached the scat of war it not slated.

1,000 regulars had orrlvctl at Poini Isabel) nn.1 others, as well OB volunteers from Texas, and the neighboring States, were advancing rapidly towards that important post: tl ia if Ocn. Taylor has been able to hold out against the superior numbers op. him until theaoth, it Is more tnnn probable thut, by that time, his force was suffldenl, not only to olfcr an cfluctual resiiUnce to the enemy, but also, In assume tho olTbnsive, If roniiilent with his follmvinB seml-olllclal account of Ihoac- (Ions of (he 8th and Old, and Iho General Orders issu. ed after Iho victory by Oon. Taylor, will be perused with deep Intcrvsl.

Silt Ctilhirs; Castors; lie. HARDWARE: Hoi Inn nnllij spadrai Hhovvtn; cliptlc trace and hallcr'chains! I'Utcher knlveai Bicvcs; pocket and jicn knivcsf ihoo knivosi table knives ami forksi raiors and strojis; (hccj) shcjrat sciisorsj lmmnicrs( hatchets; Du ersj tuyer Iritsj bili; flaming ami firmer chlsHi-hj flics; apliit levolsi locks, lutclics, and steel sharps; bed screws nnd wrenches; butts "-il scruwii tacksjbraiUi bruslics, nasortctlj Manilla and ALUX'H 11. MU1IEAN. crsoyve, apr Ifl, 46 H3-N. D.

Most articles of Country Produco taken and subilantlal KUU1V1TUI-E! suite,) lolhodo' mandsofcily snd country; which they pledgo thorn, selves to sell at lh. Lownsl Ush Prlcesl As on. of Iho llrm will dovoto almost undivided ncr. tonal attention lt K. WMMOCK Jk Cpu PAPER WINDOW CUnTAIN'S.

sutisciiher has recM, per steamer Superb, luwlw of Paper Hanging, and mail pninia, miner inan largo proi.ia on Bmall ii i ui they oarueslly solicit, and continently expect, 'VTr ft palroiuigo. and call ss am b. hadul St. Loulil at tho Old Poll fttnctt St. Louis, otay K.

L. DIMMOCK. two sets of I'lNS-prtw, Ai C. B. MOWHY.

iiRyto n. kj. to which he invites Ibo attention of the KnU.rhocVe,. ''S 11 1 1 lo Bellas I Aitoo, ah an, K. L.

niMMOCK. Uivlu UU UV Ad ni'r, PAHTIAL a ltalo Mond 1 'une nut, 1 will apply lo i ll "Wd' I Pfnoin having claim, aialnat oatato WI 1 A 'il'? rK 1 Ui c.tat«, am 1 i li wmeiit JEME nTCOEIUlAI, Adm'r. (Irmuf Strany Is lltls day disiolvcd bv urn- 'P" 8 nr wlslios to Inform his nld friends tual naaunt. "'i' 1 geiwrtlry, (hat ho has k'ft his old gui.ernlfy, (hat ha has It'ft his old Wr.S.-n.n/,'.arrongomentsMnd>rUind] VIM IJ w0 1 "'i kBn 8 in KOWARDS- all accounts dun him uitlK-raeptren-ly or In roimcction llu il acniplwl by C. with other person, nlmuM be paid and lo make equaltuany Public tlousfiinthe West.

Uoanlois can Itol 00 Uio Oral J(r. IMiwiil will continue tho nradlce of III! Law In ani llm Boarders i-an Ibe Otllre heretofore owui'led by tho underslulied. to U1 wel1 icvnnimodotcil, nnd tbo TMvcler find a pleas havingLuslnesi, DANIKL ANDEHSON, with Ih. lalo Orm ofstrong rarsons, an. referred.

m-y Alton, may so, N. D. LEWIS U. PAI1SONS. OTICE Is horolj-idiwi, llul, wifo Iknilella, lias ivilhqul ally Juil urovii- catloii, left n.y WJ arid board, I llurcfiir.

forcw.ru all iKiirms from Iruillng ur litr on my ircount or sluto a lM1 Lovc all pmoni tiavlng ctnloil Dffeli ite hereby uolUled to btletuL Hitd present Uw sumo njustnieiil, AU.wnou MeMid lo oaWe, tt. WIUMled to rnslt. lu.medla.to lay may IS4D-3I st IllCH'D WOOD. nlty, HS. K.

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OAMF ON TUB Flr.U) OF HATTtE, Thrtt nllHjrom Motamoroi. May 0, 1810. have to inform you thai on onr march from Point Isahel wo encountered at Palo Alto, on tho Bill In.t., Iho Mexican forms, conaMllngorthrco Ihousand renular Iroopi and iwo Ihousand Irregular will! rtlri. rilm-es of arllllory. Tho American force, including olllcers, nit about Iwenly-lhroo hun- urcd men.

Alter on action, which lailod five- hours, In which Ihe artillery was principally engaged, and during which lime Iho Illlh regiment gallantly repulsed a charge of lancers, the enemy was driven from his position. We occupied Ihe field of that niqlil. Our loss wai four men killed, throe officers sml thirty-nine men badly wounded, The lo.a of the enemy wis over a hundred men klll- mirnbep at ttWilled noe known. ninggnldrld Artillery, a'nil Capt. Parjc, '4lh Infantry, aoverely Luther, of 9d Artillery, slightly wounded.

This morning Iho 'army commenced lla march towards -The erumyToll back'fo rtpofltion Of great strength, where I ravine crosses Iho road. llero they planted seven pieces of artillery, ma made every preimraliim for a determined stand. The buttle opened with heavy and continued (Ira of artillery and nmsketi which lasted tilt Gen. Taylor ordered (bo rncmy'a batlBry (o bo slormed. This order was splendidly execuled ly Captain May'a draguons and the Huh Infantry.

This moveiiwnl gave us Ibo victory, which is com- mto. We havo captured seven pieces of artillery brae standards, a largo amount of animimitlon, the bain-ago and the packed miltes of Ihe enemy, together with one hundred prisoners, Including several olllcer. of hub nnk, among wlrom ii Oon. Be Vega. Thla ofilccr was taken by Caplaia May, lighting gallantly al he head of his forcoa.

Tho enemy being routed, of them drowned in cruialng tlu river Hying from our men. The lusa on our slilo has been severei three otllccri killed on the uclil of balllo and twelve wounded, some of whom have since died. killed and wounded of Ihe rank and Illo mil yet known. Tho olllcers killed on Ih. Hold wore, Ucut.

Inscs of Ihe 2d dragoons, Lieut. Cochenn of Ihn 4th infantry, and Lieut. Chadbourno of In. Sth infjnlry. Lieut.

Col. Mclntosh, dead,) Lleul. Col. Capl. Hone, l.knL Ualos, Lieut.

Alaclay, Lieut. Seildtu, Lieut. Durlunk ami Lieut. Jor- ilan of Iho Blh infantry, ind Lteul. Kmvlor of Iho 6th.

Tho Ion Is cixwillngly severe. The entrenchments oplioslle Matamnrni, under tho charge of Ihe gallant Major flrowu of the lib. infantry, amlulncd a bombinlment which lasted one hundred sixty 'Thia cblvalroua otllcer expired to. day under tbo knife of the urrgeun. whilst umleraoini! ho emputMlon of a leg, which was shivered by 11,5 tninllnioriih.il.

One sergeant was kilicit and 10 men wounded at Iho same lime. Tills was an unfortunate termination of so a dtfonio. During Ibe two bailies oflhe 8lh and aih, Ren. Tay- lur utatal his Iroops In I to uio.t aud galUnt nun- ucr. Ilia escape from hurt seems almntt a miiui-lc Me hai won tho hearts of hi) icWiiT.

by Ids oes, to shara ivilb low mat, imminent periu. Bis mono Is, wlib no ram to wbcn I am not 1 Washington City. willing lo lead." He hss be neaov Hie Commanding Oeneral cort- gratulatea Ihe army under his command, upon tho signal success which hai crowned Its recent operations Ihe enemy, cnolness of tho during Ihe action of Ihe 8lh, Ind Ihe brilliant Ini- pctnoilty with which th. enemy's position and artillery were csrrled on lha 0th, have dl.ptsyed the beat quail- lies of the American soldier. TO' every officer ami soMler of his command, tho pnbhVly returns his (hanks for tho noble manner In which they haw sustained the honor of tho service and of the country.

While th. main body of the army has been thus actively employed, tho gjrrison left oppo.lte Malamoros hat'rendered no less dl.llnguisbcd service by sustaining a severe cannonade and bornbanlmentfor many ce.slvc days. The army and country, while justly rejoldnrrlnlbls Iriumpb of our arms, will dciilora tho loss of many brave officers and men, who foil gallantly In the hour of combaL II being necessary for the Commanding- General lo visit Point Isabel on public business, Col. Twiggs will Issumo command of the cotys Ihe army noarMBla- mnros. Including Ihe rprrlson flf tlio Hcld-wnrlr.

He will occupy Ibe former lines of the army, making such disposition for defense, and for Ihe comfort of hli command, as he may deem advisable. He will hold himself strictly on the defensive, until Iho return of the Commanding General. By order of Brig. Ocn. TM-r-on: W.

W. BLIS9, Assist. AdjU Gen. CITIZENS OF A requisition has been made by the General Government, upon the Governor of your Stale, for TlintE THOUSAND Vof.njr- Teens, to aid in vindicating the honor and rights of your country, and to repel from your soil a foreign foe. We bclievo it necessary only to announce the fact, to Insure the immediate enrollment of the number required at our hands.

Every Western Slate thus far. promptly obeyed the calls of their country, and furnished the number of volunteers required of them. Let it not be said Ihnt Illinois hni displayed LESS i OT'HSI than any of her sister Slates, hen, freemen of Illinois, Iti your respective counties, and proceed to this City, dcsigna- ed by the Governor as the place of rendezvous, as fast ns you are formed Into compa- liej. Let no time be losfj for yourservlces may be required, oven before you are here sufficient numbers to constitute a Regl- tent. Citizens of "Old Madisonl" to you alto ve appeal, to evince your palriotlstn and nve of country by at once organizing several companies, ready to inarch at a moment's warning.

THE DEPARTURE OP THE MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS. Wo were ono of the dense crowd, that, on Saturday last, witnessed wilh quivering lips, and a throbbing heart, tho departure of jomo sovon hundroil volunteer citizen soldiers from the City of St. LOUM, for the seat of war on tho Mexican frontier. They left about ono o'clock, P. M.

In tho noble slearn- er Convnyi nnd are as fine a looking body of men as ovor shouldered a musket in Iho defense of their country's honor aud rights. We find it Impossible lo convey even a faint idea of the that pervaded the countless throng gathered upon the levee, as the splendid boat swung from her moor- Ingi. She left amid the roar of cannon, tho prolonged cheers of tho bystanders, and Iho waving of handkerchiefs by Iho hands of a large number of ladies that wore collf cti-d in the second stories.of the stores along the levee. Over them floated tho stars and stripes of our belovod country, in the defense of which they havo gone to bravo Iho trials aud dangers of tho battle field, and to encounter the malignant diseases of a summer's Southern ollme. The scene was ono of minted pride and regret.

Pride, to soe the cheerfulness and willingness with which so many manly forms and generous hearts, nt a moment's nollce of thoir country's danger, lore themselves from kindred, friends, nnd business, lo share the proud triumph of repelling a HUBBLE, nuBDHi, TOIL, AND 1 TnouBLPj Ing the prJvf On Monday of this week, Wug tho flrst and lhat they had lay of our Circuit Court, tilt. L. Tmmbull, fairly In the Cti'n'venflon afxf the Locnfucn nominee of Ihe late Convert-1 After this a motion was 1 lion al Kasknskia, addressed the citizens fif Martin, that the Democrats this county at Edwardivllle for nearly two organize Ihemsetvci'lnto to his own previous appoint- which purpose he nominated rnent. Tho most of this time was lake up in endeavoring lo do away with the ef feet of the address of Ihe fifteen dlssenllnj delegates; and In an effort to prove that hi was honorahlij nominated. How well satisfied tho Democracy of "Old Madison upon llrese two points the sequel will show Trumbull occupied but very liltl lime upon national politics, lie nvowc himself, as being in favor of malntainln nur rights to the whole of Oregon up to 6' 40-agalnsl a Tariff, except for rovenn nil Banks, national, Slat and favor of Ihe Sub-Treasury and of appropriations for the completion the National Road.

lie also alluded to lh war wilh Mexico; and thought our arrnlc sliould nt once be marched within the wall of tho city of Mexico, and 'mlnatlon pt to Iho conflict In tho shortest possible tlml unless lhat weak nnd imbecile Governmen sued for an honorable peace. The principal ground taken and argue by Mr. Trumbull, why the friends of lh Hon. Robert Smith should not persist I bringing him out as a candidate, was, that would be the moans of distracting and dlvl ing the Democratic party: and that it woul be destroying tho Convention System, un der the operation of which the Locofuco had been been enabled to obtain and main tain their nscondenoy throughout the Unioi He also afllrmed, In the most solemn man nor, that, had he not been honorably nom naled, he would not have been a candidate Mr. P.

Merrill, one oflhe Madison conn ty delegates, next took Ihe stand, and gav a full aud explicit statement of the proceed ings of tho Convention, and Ihn unceremo nlons manner In which the friends nf Mi Smith were treated by the majority of th; body. He also successfully answered Trumbull's eulogy upon the Conventlo System) and refuted his protestations as Ihe great necessity there was of abidlu under all circumstances by thoir action, showing that St. Olair county had been Ih very first county.In the district to bring Ih system intodhrepule with the Locofocopar ty, by first making, nominations, and the bolting them, and that this had not been don once, but several times. He also showc that oven nt tho first election of Mr. Smith the Locofocos in part bolted tho nominatio In St.

Clair, by voling for J. L. D. Mor: son, Esq. the Whlfj candidate; and that that lime Mr.

Smith's vote was nearly en hundred behind the regular Democrat! vole of lhatcounly. Mr. Merrill conclude by saying, that the people would now hav a fair opportunity of rebuking the fraud that had crept into Iho Convenlion Systcn by deciding between Mr. Smilh and Mr Trumbull, the opposing Democratic candl ilatus in Ihe first Congressional district. Mr.

P. QolT, another of the delegates froi. this county, succeeded Mr. Merrill; anil as signed his reasons why he full bound I withdraw from Ihe Convention and lo pro lest against ils proceedings, lie also gavi his reasons why he should support Smith ii jreference to Trumbull. He said that, al Gubernatorial Convention at Springfield Mr.

Trumbull called upon the delegates Mndison county, lo ascertain whether any arrangement could be mado by which he could receive their support for That Mr. Trumbnll commenced by ncknnwl foreign Invader from our shores. Rer-ret, ''S' ho had for some lime been the at Ihe stern necessity Unit required lhat any i mpa and distracting the Dem- of our citizens should be compelled In en- 00 0 lrtv i mA Mr. Onff, "to use counter Ihe horrors of war, many of whom, his ho confessed that ho ha. all human uur eyes fur Ihe een ol lrms enoll but for the ast time beheld this side tho -grave.

The rc lnle llci1 lo reflections lhat crowded Ihemielves upon I Tru 11 pledged himself dclo- tbo mind, shrouilml iriany a manly browi 8 0 that if they would iiip- vith nnd moistened many manly rt for ri0ver Convention, cheek with tears. Husbands had, proba- 11 lircoll J' indirnclly be acan- bly for the last time, embraced their fond a a Smilh. Mr. Golf said, and doating had imprinted he last kiss upon their beloved offspring, and given to them a last pare'nlal ons had spoken to parent) final nnd ho.irt- enrJtn.g brothers for the line had been encircled in a fond sister's urns. Groat and measureless as is Ihe sacrifice thus made, yet was It endured with all the firmness lhat the infirmity of our weak natures would admit of; for it was Aeir countrift honor that asked It of ils latrlollc citizens.

II was indeed a proud, a glorious day for mr sister City: and well may her citizens xult over Ihe departure of so patriotic and pliant a corps, whoso numbers aud nppoar- itico would have dune credit and honor to my section of this nation. Who can doubt, ml that the aspirations of ten thousand Imos ten thousand hearts are dally offered ip to the God of battles, that Ihe His protection may be extended over hem In the hour nf danger, and that they nay be permitted to return in safety to their amlliel and friends, with brows encircled with Ibe laurels of victory, and wilh hearts more devoted than ever to tho glorious cause civil and religious liberty? JjJ-Ainong the volunteers that left SI. Louis on Saturday last, for tho seat of war, vas our much esteemed personal and pnlit- cal friend, Mr. Geo. Knapp, the Junior Ed- tor of the St.

Louis Republican. Ho carries with him our most fervent wishes for his uccess in arms, and for his safe return lo he bosom of his family, and his large circle friends and acquaintances. regret to learn, from a letter in he St. Louis Republican from its Junior Jdltor, written ou board of the Convoy, at airo, that two of Iho volunleeri from Mis. iouri have lost their lives by drowning.

lames Ryan, a coppersmith, attached to the VIorgan riflemen, fell overboard, and all efforts lo save him proved fruitless. Another, Ludwig a German, foil overboard while the boat was at a woodyard, and was lost. jij-The Hon. John Stidifll, our late Minister (almost) to Mexico, has arrived in Whlteslde for President, whl, Wm. was nominal ryj but objected lo lervlng UDoViu 8 1 that he did not know or the rnMting.

Thl, belrii rt him, Mr. Brown replied lh.tfc ond would not serve." i it. i tjt KObnin. then nominated and nppolnlcd Ico was -next lo 11 exprcsslvo of the sense 'of and through Jui of "Us, smcnUiacnt ot alleraUon, by'i', Tho resolutions, In nubslani lows. Firjt, that they 1 Wil they believe In' th.

doctrln. of in nnd that 24 out of thi Convention, were support Robert Smlt Third, thai, In eonseq district. come RE We have thus endeavored to and r.lthfnl synopsis rrroL 8 Place, and' whleh ha, rrtue. Ing Mr. Smith befcre the cn of ,,,7 trlct as a candidate for Congress thin, we participate neither tho nor the other In the struggle betw een two gentlemen, both the 1." lame The Whigs have resolved to run dnloj nnd if they do vote at all, crned entirely by personal pN.

ltll tho seleellon they may make betwein SI, Smith and Mr. Trumbull. 0 KSWW that Mr. Trumbull regained giving his views as to appropriation ft. General Government, for the lmp ro or our Western rivers and wbU led some or hU Whig Mends that ho intends, ir elooted, to rail, un Ihe South Carolina banner or ultra Ltttfo.

coism, and oppose all suchapproprlallwi- Although staling what his course woull ti as to tho National Road, he said liofthjui, our rivers and harbors. need Ihn to be Improved, far more than we do iti coiwlrucllon or the Tormer and regretli had not foreshadowed his'course in poet. 'FROM MORMONDOM. Our latcft intelligence from county is derived from the Eagle or Ihe834 instant; np to which lime every thing re. rnalneil quiet, and nil apprehension ol outbreak had subsided.

Tlio liuiineu if tho Courl, thun in session at pro ressln wilh rcf-ularily nnd diipatth- Major Wnrrcn beint; on duly there, nth i part of his command, for the purpose of n. forcing order, and preserving tho publi peace. P. Rockwell had been imija. ed for tho murder of the lalo Mr.

Worrell' but having obtained a change of Jo Davie.is county, ho will not be Irleil at, Illl the next term nf the Circuit Courl In Ol. lena. The Mormons were still acllvely Bilged in removing out of the Slale, orb makiiiff preparations for an early remoiil. Acenriltuj. to an odicial smtemant.ftoa Major Warren, 530 learns, averaging thru ii-rsons to each, or about 1017 souls in ill, eft Nmivon during Iho.

week encliiiB Ihi Thecilywas half deserter! ilki bulk of the iniprnveil loN hairin; boon while niitiiy of tho houses remaliiefl.vacMl, ho purchasers being afraiil to move in until ill (Inrifrer from.mobs, was passed iluch of the.pruperly ilispriscd of hns brou(U oss than one Ihird its first cost lo Iho lilt Greenville Monitor nnnwioMl ho acoidi'nlal dnath'of Slojs McAflarar, SherilT of Drud county, on Sunday tho ITlh Inst. It soorna that eased had been attending public worship in he Southern part of Iho county, nnd irai re- urnlng home In the aflernonnj wlion nfortunalely Ihrown from his hone, and everely injured lhat ho survived only inlf an hour. Ho was highly ejleemti! by ils friends and and has left ecply afflicted widow nhd three chddrtu, deplore his loss, General Conference of the Melt Jist Episcopal Church South, at Ihelr lali esslon in eleoled thi iev. Dr. William Capers, or the South Una Conference, and the Rev, Dr.

Paine, Ihe Tennessee Conference, totheofflto Diahopi, in addition to Bishop, Soitltui thai Judgo Marlin asked Mr. Trurabcill, whether, in Ihe event hn, Trumbull, could not succeed in gelting Ihe nomination for Governor, he and his friends would not ho willing logo for Qon. Sample. That Trumbull replied unequivocally they would not; ns there wore personal iUnicultio.1 between him aud Gen. Semplo, that precluded their going for him but lhat he and his friends would go for Col.

Buoknmster, or any other person. Mr, GolT added, that the delegation from Madison, in good faith, and In ao- cordancp with the understanding had with Mr. Trumbull, all voted for him for Governor, with the exception of Judge Martin; and that afier Ihe Convention was over, Mr. Trumbull again called upon the delegates, expressed hls.gr«ljlude at the support they had given him for Governor, and renewed his pledgo to thorn lhat he would not, under any circumstances, suffer himself to be In the way of Mr. Smilh for Mr.

Underwood, of St. 'Clair, followed Mr. QolT, in defense of tho Convention, and Ihonomlnallonof Mr. Trumbull He was replied to by Col. N.

Duckrnaster, who gave him as genlcel a skinning as we have listened lo for some time; and showed that Underwood himself, as one of Ihe delegates lo the Convention al the time Reynolds, Smith, and Shields, were candidates, withdrew Reynolds for the express purpose of having him bolt tho nomination, and run as a candidate against Smith. Col. D. also ahowcd that Trumbull'i own friends In his own county, had been the sole means of bringing Ihe Convention System into disreputej and had the example In the case of Reynolds, of bolting the nomination, when in their opinion friud or unfairness had been practiced. Mr.

Duckrnaster concluded by laying, that, after lislening attentively to all that had been said on both sides, he compelled to declare his Intention of supporting Mr. Snrith in preference to Mr. Trnmbull. -g. The of Morg.n coualy tat ur.ltope, another of the delegates from no ln tt ticket tm also addressed Ihe crowd, and ral.

Wm. Thornai, Clms. what had bo en said nf Iho proceedings and Charles Packard, have received the Convention by those who had preced- nom nrilion or raelnherl of lh L.Ri.laWt.; ed himi and also charged that tha gag law Tho le tlon Is said to he a strong was applud 0 the friends of Smith by call. 1 we hope it be lr i umu hanlly steam boiler In the exleM.I« nindery and machine shop of Mr, Into Vatchman, of the City or Baltimore, ed on (he morning of the 14th tanlly killing the engineer, and levtnllf wounding another man, and destrojlnj mmense amount of property. uel was fought at Carlisle, he IDlhlnsl.

between Gen. Armor, and CA S'ublc, i which tho lallor shot thr he head, and Instantly killed. Toe onsused wore rifles. A great deal of itemcijt prevailed la tho and 3en. Armor had been arroited and put We hope he may be indiolcd Tor niw der, convicted, and hung.

Wheat crop all over the fine, and there is every indication of an bundant harvest. We, however, Tew the price will be a very Inadequate one- Thauks to the Admlnlslralion or Mri 8 for this..