Alton Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

THE SEAT Contrary to nor and doubt. IMS, to lllt wishes of our readers, but Illllo Information of an interesting character, In relation to the the hostile irmles on the Uio Grands, has reached us ilnee our last to tho most authentic accounts, It appears that, on Ibe afternoon of the 17th ultVo, Detachment of 300 regulars and 330 under tho command of CoL.Wilson, of the army, supported by ft small detachmont on board of an armed vessel, landed on the Mexican side of the rlvor, and proceeded lo the town of Barlta, about eight miles from the mouth, of which they took possession, and where they established a military depot. On the next day, Gem Taylor crossed tho Ilio Grande, with a part uf his force, and cap- lured MalamoroJ without Mexicans having (led from the City, were believed to have retreated two or three days' march Into tho Interior, but nothing was certainly known of their movements'. The mouth of the river was then in our possession, and was to be fortified; and a part of our Heel was lying off Baco Chica, for the purpose of aiding (he operations 'of tho army, which was daily receiving reinforce' menu. It was estimated that our loss, in killed and wounded, exceeded 300.

The latter wero generally doing well, except Col. and Capt. who were still living at the last accounts', but whole recovery was considered very doubtful. A reporl had reached town In Tex-' as, that quo hundred Germans, escorting an equal number of. wagons from New Braunfels to tho San Saba settlement, had been attacked by a large body of Comanchcs, who had dispersed tho guard, and captured the whole of tho property.

It was also stated that another numerous ivar party of the same nation were hovering in the vicinity of the Rio Grande, watching tho progress of the battles between the hostile armies, with a view to join tho victors, and share the plunder of the vanquished. How far these rumors are entitled to credit, wo have no present means of any farther intelligence from the seat of war reach us before our paper is sent to press, it will bo laid before the reader in a Ptalscripl, The following official account of the actions of May 8 and 9, will be read with Interest: A vn I Z- Pll "i taken up for consideration norwTd i hlT' A I 8Vldenll oomtnl whole! the bill, pervaded the public mind as lo the muster- after being explained and advocated by Mr 7 lh Ben -4 Ion of tho President. The opinion has been that 90 soon as the respective com- lanica were organized nnd reported them- elves lo the Governor, nn officer of Ihe U. Slates would bo at Alton to Inspect, nnd nuster thorn Inlo service, On Thursday of his week, wo hnd a personal interview with Gen. Brooke, nt and upon nn examination of tho loiter of Iho Secretary of War lo ho came to the conclu- ion thnt ho had no authority, either to mus- er the volunteers, or provision them, until 'arther dlrectod so to do by Iho Wnr De- lartmcnt.

Volunteercompanles, therefore, who hnve eported themselves to tho Governor, will lold themselves In rcndiness lo rendezvous nt suoh time and place as may htreafler bo lirected by the Governor of Illinois) nnd nol attempt to mnrch to Alton, or to any other lolnt, until aflor receiving farther orders 'torn tho Executive of this Slate. Html Artaij of Occupation, Camp nt I'ulo Allo, Tcxaa, May Sin: I have the honor to report, Uiat I was met hoar this place yesterday, on my unrch frnm I'olnt Isabel, liy thu Mexican forces, auil after an action ol about five lioura, dislodged them from their poiiUon, nnd upon the Held. Our artillery, consisting of two eiglilccri'poundera, and two light batteries, was the arm chlelly engaged, and to the excellent manner in which it was niuiitcuvrcd and served, la oursuccess mainly due. The strength of tho enemy is believed lo have been about six thousand men, with seven pieces of artillery and eight hundred cavalry. Ills loss is probably at liiast one hundred killed.

Our strength ilid not exceed all told twenty-three hundred, while our loss was comparatively men uillcd, Uireo officers and thirty-seven men wounded, several of the latter mortally. I regret to siy that Mnjor Ilinggold, 3d artillery, and Captain Page, 4th infantry, ore severely wounded. Lieut. Lultier, 2d artillery, sliaht- ly so. The enemy has fallen back, and It Is believed has re- pissed tho river.

1 haveadvanccd parties now thrown forward in his direction, and shall move the main body immediately. In Iho haste of this first reporl, I con only say that the officers and men behaved in Uie most admirable manner throughout the action. I shall have tho pleasure ofmaklng a more detailed report when thole of tho different commamlera shall be received. I am, sir, very respectfully, your ob't serv't, Srtg. Oat.

Iliad Quarter! Army of Occupation, Ctmp at Itcaaca do la I'alma, Three miles from Malamoros, 10 o'clock p. May 8, 1816.1 Situ I have the honor to report lhat I marched with Ihe mam body of tho army at 1 o'clock to-day, having previously thrown forward a b'hly of liijht infantry Into tlie forest which covers the Malamoros road. When neir tho spot where I am now cncuinjud, my advance oiicnvcrcd that a ravine crossing the road had been oc cupied by tho enemy artillery. I immediately ordered batlery of Hold artillery lo swiiep tho position, and sustaining II Ihc 2d, 1th and 6th regl- rmmls, deployed as skinnlshcis, lo (he right and left. A heavy lite of artillery and of musketry was kept up for lomitimo, until Hnitly tlm otieniya batteries were carried in succession by a sipindron of dragoons and Iho TE-giincnU of infanlry that wero on the ground.

-Me was soim driven from his positiun, anil pursued liy fiimad- ron of dragoons, bjttullon of artillery, 3d infantry and a linht battery, lo the river. Our victory lias been com- JJcte. Elgin pieces of artillery, with a ereal quantity of ammunition, tlweo and some one hundrtu prisoners, have been lakcm among Iho laller, Gen. La Wga, and several other olliccrs. One General is un acrstaMl lo havo been killed.

Tho enemy has rccros sed tno river, and I am ture will nol again molest us on thU hank. The loss of tho enemy In killed has been most severe. IMPOIITANTII the. tmder the late rcqulsl- grossed for third Iho 20th, rh. ini nn le Rnld WM cori ingly lh() lime, passed, and sent down to tho House, Natchez Free Trader of Salur- lay last, states that the steamboat Queen City, T.

P. Dugan, master, burst her con- lectlng pipe, on the morning of tho QSth, when landing at the wharf, scalding between 80 and 40 persons, 10 of whom had ilnoo died, and a portion of tho others were not expected to During Ihe confusion caused by tho explosion, five or six deck whom nil tho Injury was overboard, and were drowned. The boat was on her way up to Cincinnati. Wo have boon requested to stale, thai a General Convention of "nil persons who aro In favor of taking immediate steps for tho peaceful overthrow of American Slavo- ry," will be held in the City of Chlcngo on Wednesday, Juno to com menco at ten o'clock in tho forenoon. 2lf-IIumbug seems to bo the order of the day.

Tho reports of tho death of Loiiis Philippe, and a Revolution in France, as also ol a duel having been fought in Carlisle, of which we noticed in our last- turn out to bo hoaxes. Their authors could have boon better and more profitably employed. Pa. endeavored solo amend the appropriation bill for defraying the expenses of the Mexican war, as to allow soldiers Ten dollars a month, instead of Seven; nnd in addition thereto, 160 acres of Land. Tho proposition was, however, voted down; most of those in the negative bo Ing Locofocos.

Slick a pin thero. where It was read, and referred. Our mm has newi very heavy! ond I deeply regret lo rerun! that Lieut. Inge, ad dragoons, Ueut. Couhrano, 4111 Inljnlry, and Lieut, chailtaiii-nc, alh Infantry, were killed ou Iho Held.

Lieut. Col. I'ayno, 4th artillery, Lleul. Oil Melntosh, Lieut, nribliins, 3d infantry, J2 IJuiii. Fowler, sih infanlry, and caiil.

I third company, we learn, is fast rilling up Bud Jor.lan, 6lh Infantry, ivo'urjdeil. 1B e(IB om ar tho County; nnd a Isaac Vaildovcnlcr, of Brown county, seems to have been taken up, by the general consent and approbation of the Whigs of the fifth Congressional district, as their candidate for the next U. S. House of Representatives, In opposition to tho lion S. A.

Douglass, the present member. Tho Doctor is represented as a man of talents ant character; and well qualified for the office lo which bis political friends are seeking I elovato him. Should thoy do their whole duty, on the first Monday in August next, they may succeed; although It must be conceded that "the little giant" is an efficient hand at eloctlone'ring, and hard to beat. understand that "the Swiss Bell- astonishing performances have excited universal admiration in our principal cities and towns, and druwn crowded houses every where, purpose visiting tills place, and giving two or three Concerts, in the course of the ensuing week. Thoir presence hero will doubtless afford much graliftcatinn to such of our fellow-citizens as are fund of good music.

3J" Wo understand that a full company of volunteers has been raised in E'iwnnU- villo, and was organized on Tuesday last by the electiun of the following gentlemen as its officers, Eraslus Wheeler, Captain; Geo. W. Prtckett, first Lieutenant; and Joel Foster, second Lieutenant. Capt. Wheeler is nn old and experienced officer; having served in the same capacity during the last war with Great Britain.

A POST-OFFICE EPA nTM 1ST. On tho 19th ult. tho Senate, as In commit- of the whole, proceeded to tho consideration of tho bill from tho Homo making op- iroprinlioui for the jcrvlco of Iho Post Of. Ice "Department for the year ending June 30,1817. A desultory but animated debate cnsneil, which occupied the greater part of ho but had not been res.umcd nt our latest evening of tho 25th, ARMY.

APPROPRIATIONS. In tho.House, on Ihe 19th consideration of Ihc bill making appropriations for ho injlilary service for the year ending June 30, 1847, was resumed In committee of the motion so lo amend Ihe bill ns to increase the pay of tho privates to ten dollars per month, being still pending. The debate was then renewed, and continued for some time; after which the committee amendment proposing (o increase Ihe pay of tho privates having been previously pronounced out of order. The bill was then successively ordered to bo en grossed, read a third tlmo, passed by a imous vole, and sent up to tho Senate, where it was referred to tho committee on Finance, bill appropriates of $6,792,814 FOREIQM COlns. On tho 20th ult.

Mr. Davis, from the committee on Commerce, to which had been referred tho bill from the House axing the value of certain foreign coins, reported the samo to tho Senato with an amendment, striking out all after the enacting clause, nnd Inserting other provisions in Mil thereof. Tho said bill was then immediately taken up, and the amoii'lmont of Iho committee agreed to; after which the bill ns amended was read tho third time, passed, and returned to the where the amendment was concurred in. IHSOtVEXT DEDTOHS. In Iho Senate, on Ihe 20lh ult.

Mr. Ash ley, from the committee on the Judiciary, reported a bill to continue In force the several acts heretofore passed for the relief of it solvent debtors of the United States; which was read, and committed. INCREASE 01' THE NAVY. On the 20th nil. Mr.

T. B. King, from the committee on Naval Affairs, reported lo Ihi House to provide for the conslruction of twelve iron war-steamers, and one Iron frigate, nnd appropriating $3,030,000 to carry Iho said bill into efTecl; which was read and the 22d, Mr. FalrReld from Iho committee on Naval Affairs, reported nearly similar bill to Iho Senate, whicl was likewise read, nnd the House, on the same day, Mr. Holmes, of from the committee on Naval Affairs, to which had been referred tho bill from th( Senate to repeal the proviso In the Navy ap proprialion act of tho last session, limiting the number of petty seamen, lands men, boys, to 7,600 nt niiy ono lime, re FIFTEEN DAYS LATJjR EUROPE! The steam-packet Britannia arrived at Boston on fhursdaymofnlng the 21st Imv- Ing sailed from Liverpool on the 4tli.

The news Is not of special Importance. We make up the annexed summary from our Eastern xohahgos: The cotton market hai fully sustained the mprovcd feeling (hat ruled When the last (cam-ship sailed. Tho sales of Saturday Id and Monday 4th amounted to 9000 bales, ncluding a portion taken on speculation, md for, export. The market was quiet, and ho rates current on the previous week paid vltli scarcely any alteration: If any thing, vo should say it was In favor of tho buyer. Sales have been made Of Western Caiiai lour 2.3s 6d tq 2fls PliHad.

2 Is to 21s Orleans 23s 6d to New York sour Q2s; and one or two parcels of prime vhlte and mixed Wheat at 7s per 70 Ib.i, SlrRobert Peel's commercial measures still ingcr in the House of Commons, 'and Lord brougham has announced that ho should ako an early opportunity of 'testing tho o- linlon of tho House of Lords on tho subject, reserved for a mom detailed rcporl. of to-day may regarded as a suprJe- od is not yet nsccrlaln-1 fourth is in progress of enrollment In this h'Si" 0 10 voalo two will probnl Hens and "en In few DMl ran i When thoso companies shall all bo ibly be in tho Madison" will nearly 400 about ono out of every ten of her mnlo popula tion over twenty years of aid in the defense J.H A tm the vindication handsomely during a cannonado and bombardmontot of the national honor. Will any county in ISO hours. But tbeirteaaure Is alloyed wlui profound A regret at the loss of its hornic and indomitable commander, Major llrown, who died to-day from the cf- ffdofasholl. His loss would be severe at any limn, but to tho army under my orders, it is Indeed Irreparable.

Onj olncer and one non-connnissloncd olllcer Mlcij and ton men wounded, comprise all Iho casual- lies incident to this severe bombardment. I inadvertently omitted to mention Iho rapture of a uumljor of packed mulos left in tho Mexican camp. I am, very rcspocfully, your ob't sorv't, Z. TAYLon. at.

Brig, Gen. learn from Ihe General Orders ffi a i a I. SUSFEN DED Pnc-EMPTION CLAIMS. On the 18th ult. tho Senate, as in committee of the whole, proceeded lo tho consideration of the bill providing for the adjustment of all suspended pre-e mptioh claims In the several States and Torrltories.

An animated discussion ensued, in Ihe course of which IssuedbyGov. Ford, lhat Ihe uniform of the 10 bi underwent sundry amendments In "on-commissioned officers and privates of 'ts details; after which it was reported, and the volunteer corns raised in this Stale un- ordered In bo engrossed for a third reading, dcr the order of the SSlh lo con'lrt of accordingly read jeanj cassine, Jaokel or Ronnda third time, passed, and sent down to bout, with standing collar, and brass buttons; IIou where referred lo the commit- Pantaloons of the same material; and a B'awd Cap. The clothing is lo be paid for by the United dissaltsfacllon fell, and freely expressed, at Iho tardiness of the Stale Executive In making the ar- Slates, En i he American Union, the loss of Tier immense lo put herself in a position lo meet a she has, without aflcclatlon, bu Mr. Smith O'Brien has tammnn. good trouble, nnd was Inally taken into custody and actually corn- filled lo prison by the sergeantat-arms.

The Irish Coercion bill has been extensively discussed, and has passed its lint reading in the Commons by a vole of 27-1 to 123, ihowlng a majority in its favor of 149. Mr. D'Isracli, in very bitter assault upon the Premier, stated that ho hail cheered an obnoxious portion of Mr. Cobden's speech. Sir Robert denounced this as totally untrue.

On leaving Iho Robert addressed a few to Mr. D'Isrnell so unmlstake- able. the latter Geo. Ben- link to demand an oxplanajion Lord George was referred by Sir Robert lo'Capt; Rons. These gentlemen contrived to heal Ihe without bringing Iho principals It is said to be the Intention of Iho East India Company to coufcrn signal mark of the esteem In which thoy hold the services of Lord Hardingo and Lord Gq'ugh, by a grant cither of pensions for life, of a gross sum ol money.

Warren Hastings received specific grant of ofnn nrmulty, ns was originally proposed. The samo proposition with respect lo Iho annuity, has been In contemplation for Ihe present Oov- ernor-Genernl, nnd a pension of £3000 has been named for the Cominandor-in chief. The Times, of tho 30lh devotes nn editorial article to the refutation of Mr. non- ton's peremptory assertion, "than which nothing, in tho course of iho Oregon negotiation, has been advanced more that tlie line of 49 dog. was fixed as the established parallel by Ihe Iroaty of Ulreohl.

The statement, it alledges, Is utterly unfounded. Nothing whatever Is known of nny act ol commissioners appointed under that trenly to settle tile-line; nnd even if such a boundary had been drawn, it would have amounted to nothing, as Iho treaty referred solely to Canada and not to Louisiana. Accounts from this couulr'y lo the 6lh ull. were received by tlie Roscius on tlie 27lh The Congressional discussions of Ihe Oregon question nre noticed, but are not made Iho subject of newspaper comment. Tho passing of the Sub-Treasury bill by the Houso of Representatives is cited as showing the increasing strength of the Democratic parly The greatest secrecy has been observed concerning the negotiations between the representatives of the three partitioning Powers of Poland, for tho pnciucation of tho provinces of lhat country.

The Lord Mayor gave a grand banquet to Her Majesty's Miulsteri on the night of the 22d. A very large number of eminent persons wore present, and Sir Robert Peel made an eloquent reply to a complimentary afterwards roso and gave a toast, "The King of tho French," which he thought under any circumstances would be acceptable to them, on account of the high personal character of the King, arid of the friendly Ojljd Nnyl emigrants, and captured an" rtntense booty. A document by Duron Duplli, oer of Franco, and formerly Minister of 'Inrlne, has recently been published, Increase of the navy. Tho fi rnct Is worthy uf attention) "Within Iho last six months groat wn iContmet-tiril. THE nCO i.

on several nas riiontwi or three feet, since orthn munlli, Ii still tiling shed, urging "riablei heity raihs, mi hjvlnc lIsll'J u. following ex- TME juvEti-iia, mo last six months groat manifested Itself In tho Uniled throughout Ih, country, wilh a downward tendency Inglnnd think, that In Ihe Oregon almost .1 ncit v.itlnit ffalr there Is one of those questions of na- lonal honor which do not pertnil her locede '--inerlous injunctions. She has foarcd nally as the probable result of a war will spec: lossesslpns In Canada, Nora Scotia, New Irunswick, and other colonies on Ihe eon- Incut, lo the north of the great Republic. all dan- ut with- ut mystery, made tho most formidable or- niameut." From India A dispatch had been rocoiv. ed by the secret committed of tho India loard, giving interesting proceedings of the BrIIUh army.

On tho2l)lh of February Ihe whole army inarched to Lahore, and en- campeil ivlthlntwoandahalf miles of the yg.ites. Correspondence of too N. Y. Journal of Commerce. May 4th, tflifl.

with reference lo our circular of Iho 10th by lait steamer, wo havo to advise lhat there has since a steady good demand for cotton, but Hie markcl laving been mote freely supplied, partly from recchl impoitft, the buyers have rallier had Uio advtnlaie scarcely however amounting lo a reduction of 1 per rroni hutliesl poinl in any description. Tho money market has becomo easier, and Irado it Manchester Is In a rather moro hcallhy state. (Kxtwrt from the circular of fleorgo W. AtwoM.J Bccf-An. excellent demand for Amork.ni most 10 lots have btcn taken olFas as lindcd at 80s.

lo 85s. for pnmo truss, for India, mess, 1001. lo 105s. far prime India Good brands of Amorican pork aro taken as fast as they arrive, and in some ca sesto arrive, td.perbbl. Hams, b.con, and Tlicre hive, been about e.ooo Amerlcnn re cenlly arrived, (not yet landed however,) the quality which ii Mil lo bo very linoi If so at Iho prosonl re.

duccil duty are likely to pay well. Bacon, Ii nniv free of duly, would, If got up witli cate, pay well Tnoro arc lots heror consomienlly we are enabled to 1 "ie a quotation for Iho arllcto. Tongues, same duly hams, 7s. per nono here, would sell at us. 0,1 jo 3s.

eacli, If of good slio, properly cured, ood packed In kegs containing twelve lounges Bach. Lard remains dull al 40s. for good bbls. and 43 fur kegs. Several parcels of say about 881 casks, Iho bulk nf which of common and Inferior finalities have been soldo! 36s.

lo lu. per and few casks of very Inferior at 31s. 6d. United stjloi Hour, In bond, la nominal at 27s to 23s. perbbl.

'Whcal 05s. lo Bos. per fliiarter Italll more while Indian corn 43s. lo and yellow sis 10 39s. per quarter.

The markcl for bonded flour it -nhor more lirm, and Philadelphia, which had boon of nnj al 33s. od. cannol now be bought under 941 ana western aleady at 20s. ucr mil. Indian com, free In fair demand at 30s.

to Oil. for yellow, ini JOi. totos. lor while, per quarter of4301to.i Iho valu in bond Is Od, lo 2s. per quarter less.

not varied slnco ourla.t| anil com. 40 cents per bushel-Un receipt! ire light, at our foraitl ijuoUUonf inj still commsnds in cents Wohave beard of no sales tince our last. remained it our last ents per bushel. WHITE IIBANS-Sell .1 Ttcper bushel. CASTOR command ificcnl.

iifrbuili. Alum, Is- In DO at from lo cents pf Ib. quote al 30 rent, per mllon. allq ll.tana, bushel. 1 I Deerlhlna, He.

Cc 1 1 10 lo 18 BEESWAX-I. lu demand at It cents In. PRICKS OF rLOUK-At Iho lbllowln places, at ta.lntcst date.tj AI.Ncw York $4,40 to from lo Clnclnnall from lo $9," ftow $3,00 to $3,75 ported the same will, an amendment, which A was agreed to. Tho bill 1 1011 tf ist01 Daignt of llu A'lminblratltm It Is as serled lu various quarters with tho utinos confidence lhal Ilio Admiuislrulion hn-i deliberately determined to Invade Mexico and that this full of perl and renponsibilily-has been couilded ti Gen. SCOTT, who will commence his mnrch lor the Mexican Capital as soon as suirl cient force can be concentrated.

The nrai gives, on tho authority of "gentlome from Washington who ought to know probably do know," tho 'following plan the campaign: Mexico, il is said, Is to be Invaded at fin, Iho eyo upon the Capital where is intended Ihe ultimate concentrn linn. To preserve our forces from the vomilo our columns are tn march on Iho high re Hions of Central Mexico, which are said to be as hcallhy ai Now York or Peuusylva ilia. The Cnmmand-in-Chiof Is to be lu jor General Winfiold Scolt, says to lead ono column, Oen. Wool another and.Gen. Taylor another.

The fourth leai cr have not heard named. The croat We.tcni on 1B from Missouri, Illinni.1, Wisconsin, tee on Private Laud Claims. UAII.S in TEXAS. In the House, ou tho 13th ult. the joint resolution from the Senate, authorizing the rangcments necessary for the equipment, 1110 ll10 bf nve men, who hove relinquish" llle 0 ond enjoyments of Iho do- "jestlo hearth In order lo fly to tho defense ilr country.

We hopo this dilalorlness low cease; and that Gov. Ford will so authority wilh which ho Is Invested thai the oonddeoeo heretofore ro- in him by the people of Illinois has been Misplaced. of thcii will Siwdrj TO CORRESPONDENTS, lat 'if received at too hourto be conveniently admitted this in our noxl, if found wor- Utf. was agreed to. The bill ns amended was then read Ihe third time, and the S3d, Mr.

Reid moved a reconsideration of Iho above vote; which motion, after few remarks frnm Mr. R. was laid on tho tablo for the prescnl. OEMtiiAt ArrnorniATioxs. In llie House, ou theSDlh ult.

the consideration of llie bill making appropriations for Ilio civil and diplomatic expenses of the Government for tho year ending June 30, 1817, was resumed in committee of the whole. Tho debate being then renewed, occupied Ihe principal par! of Ihe day, and was continued on the 21st anil 25lh, wilh- out being brought to a closo. 'OHEOON. Oh the 21st ult. Mr.

from Iho cnmmltlco on the Territories, to which had been referred the resolution relative to the establishment of a Territorial Government In Oregon, reported lhat the committee did not deem it expedient to act upon the matter at this lime. The snmo gentleman, from tho snmc committee, to which bar! beenlikc- wiso referred (ho bill from Iho Houso providing for Ihe extension of Iho Jurisdiction of the United States over the Oregon Territory, reported the samo, with recommendation lhat tho snld committee bo discharged from tho further consideration thereof, on Iho ground that II is Inexpedient to act upon it al the 22d, the latter reporl was taken up; when Mr. Weslcolt moved that the further consideration of Ihe bill In which it referred bo postponed until the first Monday in December next. A very animated nnd Interesting discussion ensued, which wns continued on the 25lh, wlthoul being brought to close, DHAWDACK OK INLAND IMPOttTATIOKS. In the House, on the 23d ult.

Mr. M'Clol- land, from thecommitleeon Commerce, reported a bill for the allowance of drawback on foreign merchandise imported into certain dlstricls of tho Uniled Slates from th British North American provinces, and exported to foreign countries; which was twice rend. The hill wns then I up; nnd, after a short debate, was read the third time, passed, and sent up to Ihe Senato for concurrence. THANKS TO OEN. TAYLOR.

On the 25ih ult. Mr. Drinckorhoff Intro. Postmaster General to continue Hid "mil service now existing In Texns, uniler the local authority or Ilio said State, until the mail service established by Congress can he put Into operation, was taken up; and the said resolution being read, was agreed to. WAR U'lTIl MEXICO.

On Ihe ICth ull. Mr. Dcnton, from the committee on Military Affairs, reported (o Iho Senate a bill supplemental to the act providing for tue prosecution of the existing war between the United States and the public of Mexico, and for other purposes; which was read, and committed. WIDOW or GEN. PIKE.

In the Senate, on the 19th ull. the hill for duced into tho House a joint resolution, re. turning the thanks of Congress to Brlgailiei General Zachary Taylor, his ofllcers and men, for the fortitude, skill, enterprise, and courage, which have distinguished Iho recent brilliant operations on tho Kio Grande; and authorizing and directing tho President to cause one mouth's additional pay to bo al lowed to oncli non-commissioned ofllcer, musician, nnd private, hi'longing tu the said army on the Olh of May, 18-1(1. Tho resolution was twice read, and committed to a committee of the whole on the stale of the Union. Tho amount of tvages paid by the inanu fnclurliiR companies of l.ciwell, is per $6,000 per day.

Many the relief of Ihe widow of the late General of the operative) are becoming rich. Entrlanri am! France. his Providential delivery from Iho i ed assassination. subsisted be- 5'" l' ccei1 Into tlio gold region He spokoof ln lFe Mexico, semllmf a de Iho atlempl- Clllcr California by tho slmr Reports of distress In Ireland oonlimio to come in of Ihe most appalling nalure. Tliu Cork Reporter says: Wo hnvo al this moment, al least 30,000 people dcslilule In Corlt, nml uf UK ijjmitter our workhouse cannot safely aecoiiiinndatti 801)0.

Tlie liiboritip class havu no emiiluy- -lenl, mid their daily food has more than 'milled in price. Tho account, from various of llie r.nunlry ivc painful ct'Mruce of (he rxist- Insilislress. Many of tho dutriokani suf- ferine the horrors of famine, and fever Iho increase. Tho Advprliser slates lhat Iho district hospilnl in lhat town Is very crowded. There arc many fever cases.

The Gnlwny Mercury aives an ac- cnunl of relief meeting in thai district, when tho sum subscribed was tnlnlly inade- qunte lo Ilio emergency of Iho evil. In fears of an outbreak had been irencriil. In Clogheeu oat-meal and cnarso flour hail been disfribuf ed In above 1,000 starving creatures. In Watorfonl the respectable Hum of £850 had been subscribed in one day, and other sums had since boon added. In Tra- loe, money had been raised and provisions distributed to tho famishing populace.

Tho accounts from the districts nn tlio South and Southwest are nearly uniform In their statements of the destitution, and apprehensive for (ho ronliuuance of the peace. Emigration frnm Ireland to the continent of Norlh America 1. proceeding on a largo scale. A vessel left Limerick few days ago with 420 emlgranls for Canada, of whom had their passage paid by their landlord. Another vessel Is about sailing from the same port with 120 emigrants for Quo- bee.

Lord Aberdeen has recognized Ihe annexation of Texas by luformhig the custom house authorities thai Ihe produce of lhat country must bn regarded ns Ihe produce of the American Union. From France we find a very good summary of intelligence in Willmer and Smith's European Times. The report of Ihe commilleo of Ihe Chamber of Deputies on the law for establishing communications between France nnd America has been published. The com- milleo recommend the Chamber (o adopt wilh all possible dispatch, the law authorizing the Minister of Finaocn to treat with companies for llie establishment of regular communications wilh Hio Janeiro, Martinique, Iho Havana, nnd New York. As re ganla the New York line, it strongly recommends that steam vossois shall be exclusively employed, and adds: "we hope that soe- Ing the active preparations which the Government of the Uniled Slnles 1.

making lo cslablish linos of ou divers points of Europe, and especially with Havre, it will be felt nccccssary to hasten as much as possible Ibe execution of llie enterprise." Tho message of the President recommending an increase of Ihe army is commented upon AUCTION ANb COMMISSION MERCHANT OUAND HWHOHbt AT 'THE ALTON rtorafc- 1 ier crived Uie hlfhesl encomiums from admBjo nali of bi.llt Continent, win 8 li TWO um.rd will preach in Ihfl Kplscopal church on Sunday mornins: next, it iliven tfcto. Ic, mil ulio In Ihc tulj 4, 18(0. INVALID HKADKm-A wora with jou la Mint (Ho testimony of "IWslw. Kaum tfinu Olfmr." ilivj youcxaiiiinivl II nlujnlltrly? llivs roucxamln- 'bo cure. this mplidno as pnfbraiocB ll.vc you remarked how ind a moil hopeless uianj- of llicn, were? 'Anil 'liott com- pin Ins liocn Iho cure In every inalaiice? vou nollctd how many ana Uio pcfaoiiS who lava corllflrt (o In value nnd efficacy? Have vou observed Ita evident cinJor good fiiUi which char- wlerlio every case recorileai every ratlllcjlo so, (hero need no more be talil lo convince you that preparallnn ii the very thins lo which you slwulil If nol, (hen you itnuld go to the agents, (A.

8. Jerry fc ami procure Dr. wlstar's Treatise on consumption; peruse l(, anil we have no of tho Clull. Also, lee advertisement. Admission 50 under 11 iwielW ilf price.

Doors ripen Commenteiiii: No postponement on account 01 wcalhcr. each eiei Ihg. TATC or ILMKOIS, i i -jersey drcull Cburti lo my cmnly, September term, I Dili) IN CIIAXCCHV. heTmslees of Schools of Township No. six noilh.

flinjo Ka. livelre, net! of the (MM principal melUl- Mil w. Henry Ult, Thomas Ull, and Otorge 0 Dtl. -t BUI lo t'orrccl Mifiiltmi! fantim it ilortoeot. appearing liy on Hie In Ihe Clerk's Omu! at the.Circuit Couit of Jersey county, aforesaid, ir.

he iboto entitled cau.e,' lhal all of Ihe said ih, SMa acmltioll, so Itat (nc or- Inary proceii of personally served pen (hem, mil the ssij complainants having died Ihtir Mil of complaint herein, lo correct mistake-and fundou mortcege, therein described; and a subi uma in Chan- ory hating been Issued therein, according to law Now you, Hie said defendant, nhose non-reslOencc, rjijars ibcrn, ire itei unless ion hall bo and appear bofotc the Clicoit Couil, or belorB Ilio llrstdaj- of Uio nixl term Iheipof, lo bo olden at tho court-house In the town of Jcrscyviltej Iho tonrlh Monday in the month or September, 1840, and rxrcpt ansirer Ihe complntn- bill, according lo the rulei ind practice of said court, the samo will boUlrhn as cvatawO, and be made, according lo Ihe praj thereof. IXilcd alJerseyville, May soih, 134Q. Allcsl! H011LHT L. HILL, Oak, mosl wonderful curkllve of Pulmonary Con- sumpllnn, in Ihe whole range of human experience, Is he Hungarian Ualsam of Life, discovered by Dr. llu- of London, and known aa the Great English rto- From S.

Tousey, Agent fur the Western Touscy, tind invented of tho mil Is rapidly superseding nil the old- o- est and moil popular remedies for diseases of the Agents. Lungs in that section of the country, For sale by A. s. TlAimY FIIIE CO.MPASV-ATTEHTIONI Tho llerular monthly meeting of the Company wll lie held at the Engine House, on Monday the eih Jnst. at 5 o'clock P.

precisely, A pijatitjo! attendance -MUesled. T. U. BEALL, Thuradsy morning, tfie 28th May In Iho 31 it year of her ago, Mrs. MAIlY IIEILY, censor of Daniel Belly, of Kajlraskla, Illinois, and daughter the lalo P.

nwingj, of KmineUburg, Md. Mrs. It. was dutiful and loving wife, a kind am tender parent, and nn alH-ctionalc sister. She'has lot four ohiMren to lament hcrproimture death.

She the life of a truly amiable and good chrijtlinl perfonn ing, in a.i oillfying and oxyinplari' manner, every reli giotis ami social duty. She departed this life in llu full liopo of a plorimrs imrnoililily, sfler receiving th rites and consolations of her holy religion. May sh rest In peieo. papiira will please STAPLE A astoitmciil of UIIY Ouulls, tmbr every arlldc for Iho Spiing an.l Summsr Ira jusl opening will be sold al Iho very lowest price for cash, by June 0 WISES LEA. FANCY GOODS.

ortment uf Lawns route iliworcred by Cniitniu Fremont. Thi, vill be a column of hunters, trappers, wag- oners, seniors, annutl wandering tribes, that itthl with Iho rille in ono hand, ami work with tlm plnw hi HID other. The jirnhnbly, will be in Ibis column. A column from tho Snuth-wr-st will ron- Ir-zvnus, it is Fort Tnu-san, on tied Rivor, whcncn there Is an an- eh'iit military mail, In Ilic liu'h lable lands of Upper Texas to the city if Chihuahua, in nmlhi-rn (hero u- nilinit with Ilio ronils from Snnla Fe, Call- fnriiia and Ihe Pacific, which all join the urenl military road at Chihuahua, lending to bo oily of Mnxlco. Bulli llwse routs are niKl diHiciilfiil for a Kiiinmercoinpaigu.

The main emriinrr will prnhably bn estnb- ishcd at the dnl N'orte, on the riir.hl hnnk of Ihe Ilio Gmnilc, on Ilio rond from Fort Towson lo Chiliiiahnsi, which seems to bo the most placo lor kipping up un- Inlrrrnptcd coinmunication with all points. Chiliunnua is exactly In Uio ccnlrn of Mexico; duo wesl of Bexar, Texav and duo cast of Gnayarnns, a port on tho West coast, i Lower California. Meanwhile the Mexican forces are to be diverted as much as possible from our columns by a onnlfnucil bombardment of Ihc cnsllo of San Juan d'Ullon, and tin- no- cupalion or blockade'of every port of importance on-the Gulf of Mexico, or on Ihe Pacific. Proclamations In Spanish aro In be broadcast, promising protection and liberty lo the Mexicans from Ihclr military rnlt-rs, security to Ihoir churches and their ptlests, and denouncing nil who contemplate "a revel In the halls of Mnnlrziimn," or Ihe sacking of the churches, and the robbing of the gold A assortment of Lawns, Muslins, Oranmiie an Scotch Oinffhami, tngettwr with neat raHol uf Fa.hiuuallu Dunncli and Titamlngsi Just rec'u fl H'lbtSlLEA, tt higi prime Graen J(io Cylfci -50 hhdi, mrt 1OO bMs, N. 0.

Sum I recM Btid fw nalo by WJSKH it fi Nortlnvvtt corner aj and sijtu-iti At a meelimi of Iho members of Iho Madison Cnun tyBar and otllwrsoflhe Court, held al the Court-room on Wednesday, Juno 3,1840, on motion of E. Keating, Hon. Wm. Martin was called to Iho chair, and N. G.

Edwards appointed Secretary. The follnwirg pream- tie and resolutions tvero unanimously adopted! Wirr.nE.ia, Tho Hon. JOHN D. CATON, of Iho Sev- enlh Judicial Circuit, has held Iho Court in anil for the county ol Madison, for the present Term, by en eichangn wilh Ihe Hnu. O.

Judeo of Ihe Second Judicial Cirrultj Anilwhtreal, Hehaspcrfor- Just received and for sale by JuueO WJSESiiLEA. O. MO1.ASSK8— loo bbls New Orlean 1 1 juslrotMaiidforsB June WISES Ji LEA. COGAO. HOUSE bblsi Jnsl rot and for sale by June 0 WISES it LEA.

H-IO The undersigned will receive Proposals, unt June lath, for Paving thu Gutters on Slate street, liom the north sidu ufMecond-stieottotlionnit aiilu of I'ouilb street. gutleis to bo feel wide well paved with stone act on eilRe, at toast 8 inches i depth, and laid in gnoil river sand, at least 0 inches 1 tlilr.lcncss, ond to bo done in thu mnsl thoiough ai workmanlike manner. Wll. IIAYDEN II. PRIIOUSUM A.

JM undersigned win receive Prop uals until Jane fur Grjdingand Adumliing certain pal lor (urti of Sblc-slrctt. Sal street In lie graded with earth, and covered six Indie thlcli, wlui broken alone. Said Proposals lo Hlatu th price pur cubic yard for grading, and, also, the price pe square 100 fuel for M'Adamirlng. For farther pa lieutars, fnnuire of Iho undersigned, Committee Streets, noads and Bridges. Alton, June 0, IS40 WM.

HAYUKN U. FKHGUSOM A. DOW. TRAYED fiom nunkcrhill, on tho 301 ultimo, a uright Hay built, soy 14 hands high, ivilfc mall st in Iho forehead, and 4 or 9 years old. Mi was purchased about in months since of Mr.

Stanle in seltloment, in Iho llotlom. Two olherho ses thai escaped tho same daj', were found near Urig Ion, where Ihoy had been kept. Tho person who re stores her lo me, shall bo Itewardedi U. AUIEL SIIEJIWOOD. mwl the duties upon him tha mnsi ditiout anil utUfactory manner, both to clientk mrt altnrneya ia said Court: Therefore, bo it Attained, Thit wo liavo wllneiaed wilh nlf tho urtiaiiity of manner, of nrl.nn, correctness I cloc a 1 iml imt'arUality which hat marked Ihe; I 'J8th, 1840, on or no.ir tho road leau ing from Madison lo Kthpunlsvillo, a VuCKK promitKory iioto oKainst Ella Hibburil, und in favor of Daniel rctttn(pil.

fur $flO twnring Ntirombor 1843, payable In four month wilh Iwulve per cent, inturoul annum, with an ir daraiKfieiit of 0300, Way as, itita. Also, tax rccoij fop (he heiri of John Segjr, deceased. Alio, live Ilai of $100, nn llie City Uunlt ofNt-wUilcan one of on Iho StaUi Danli of Indiana; and one nml (wofi nutci. Any pcrion tlndingsaltl Pocket Book, nnd. will rctui tho sumo to Iho subucritier, wilhUio couicnts, thallb honorably llctverdcil for thu oamcf OA.NIKL living 3 IT, lie I be- Juno 0, '4fl-2t lour Ihe St.

Louli road, UBLIC notice It hereby given, (hot the undersign cd, BdmtuUtr.itor of thu estate of Ambmso Jiul (Imvasc'l, Into of Madison county, will, by of md impartiality of ilod courtio uf the lion. JOHN U. CA ver our Court; and that while we exptfis our tu him for his courtesy, mid unllrinn otlcn- in Increase of the army France much more th Groat fi.lcre!.t has been excited liy Ihcdis- ciission or tho credits relative to tho marine. The MinUtcr of Marine lind ilprnandcd on oxtroordinory credit of In the ilebato that ensued it was remarked tlmt M. ThiirM, indtjed every other speaker, spoke strong in fnvor of 1'iR tho alliance; anil M.

ThirrM also when spcakii.fr of tho U. Stntti navy, that he could never luing himself lo believe that, undnr any stalemimn, Franco could be plunged into war with the Uiillcd Slates. The Mnnlteiir publbhea from Marshal Hi.fieaud. dated Alglen, 17th lust. On the 6lh.

Gen. ofler forced march of 14 hours, overtook a largo coluuiu lion to business, wo cannot part with him withnut tlio of our highest respect and for him, both as JudxB and ns genllcmnii; and at Iho samu lhttt with him our warmest wuhes for mi future wclfaio. Brtolt'fd, That the Secrttury t-e rftjuoitc-d toforivairt (o tJui Hon. JOHN U. CATOV, a copy of the ubovej ond cause tliu lamo to ho published, Sec.

WM. MAUTIX, CA'n. IT Wolf, nt MuntU- county in the tiunl LriflBtalurc If Jos. Uiilcipic will con order of ho Couit of said county, made, at th May term Ihfteof, IfllO, expose to public sole, lo highest end best bid jur, on the prentltcg, ou Satunta duy of July, 1646, between thn hums of 10 1 -'-liK-Up. anid day, nil, or nroiii.ln ol IL Ainl)ro Judy dtud will 8Ullirio.it fur Hie paymor.t of the debts of hii csluto, vi "Tho tinrllHvtJ.it quarter of tlm soulhtaat Quarter icction No.

three, township thrcu north, i-angc clgb, Toity acres." A cieditornlinjiridnths will given, tho purchatc tin? prenilieii, thn purchase money. Juno 0, l8i6-23-Cl 1 As vDY Adm'i STATK or ILLINOIS. Jn'tttl eaunty, Ih CUAKCEHV. John T. Jaiii Cowman If Jos.

liitleipie will cotm-iit to run for thu Ecnnle, 1 miwl tt Uiu next Augukt cloction, ho will IMJ tujiported by mi-' te) OPEIia ALE. TVTOTIcr. fs hwi'Isj- that by viiliio of dftcrf 1 1 nmilo in tliB nljovM nnlilh-d causp, ot thu Apr Circuit Ctuut, A. 1 84kJ tho un Wlilgi I di.TKigiied, eta C-'omfniKiioner fur Iliat purimse Smith, Curllii Hlaktman, and ('apt. Sltjilitn wil1 i-'lnr fnrislit 1'ublic AuL-llim, run TASII, to th will, by consenting to run fur thit lli hl t.itUf-T, fin Uio TwiMiiy-ninth iliy JUNI: I A.

hitiwccii the IK-UIS of ten o'clot of old ami four (n (hunfieiiiooiinl'tfiu Wn aicnuthnrized to Announce Tliomas S. of ll! (lt tno dutuuf the Ciicu.t Co.nl tbiU'ii oltice, ii OiiiphR.Kj.it cciuct, as to represent tho lh6 t(wn t'" 'y'' illl I't'iinly uf Jt'itey, LouiitynrMadlin.liiUicnvHl UitiHlntvuo. i SlatooflUlimli, disniUd sit utiounca Anlrcui UUltr. as! uatL! a 'J' UI IC ll 1 Sluto Cfriniy. i liu llia ni'iUnvesl (luaitcr of hi'dlo No.

twenty-nine, lowu-iliin No. eight north, ruuco Ni ten, ircii tha liiinl incritliatt. 1 A cettiCcatfi of puichiio will bj given to lliopiirch; scr, wliii-h will ei.titie him lo deed in llfitun month fiom tho Joy unluss tlm lund ih.HI be, ii ly ndwiuttd. IllLt, N-ifctvr in Choncery of Jerst'y txjutjty, Comraiisioncr uy cinJiJalo of HOR'T SMITH I.VMAN TRVMOVLL WM, MAHTJN N. Ul'CKMASTEH.

T. KUHTZ- ibilcw U. KEOPFLI (LUIS 0, TATE OF tt.LIHOU, I Jtr ytmmty Ellalia Jotnca d.findctit, coMMisstnxnn's VT OTICE hereby given, that by uttuflof dccrrO 1 't tnido In the above entitled came, nl thfi Aiiril crm cif tlio Jertcy CimiUCouit, A. D. 181C, tlie.uu- vill otl'er for sale at ruLMie AurUoa, roM CASH, to the il bidder, on MONDAY, the Twenty-ninth dny cf D.

1BIO, between the hours of tea p't-Iocb' the furenoou and lout oVJovk in th a oftemoon of nf) nt Ihc door of Uio Circuit Court krk'n la ha town tt( in the umiify of Jerier, and "ttto of following iliaalbeJ real cstutc, uttte.lj'Um and bciufi in tbo county and Slnlc albicioiui o-wlt: "Tho northwest quarter of tho lonlhomt quni ten and he noithcait quarter ot tlio suuthi.B«t of lon No. ttvcnty, township Ko clglil hoilb, lange Js(n on, west of the thlnl tutridian A cuft.t.calc of will lie aivcii to the purcho HIT, which will ent.llo him to a deed in fifteen months rontlhoday of lalo, unlcis the lend shall be redeemed. li. UILL, ntaslcrin Chancery of Jersoy'couftty. Juno 0, 1BJC-2J-4W STATE or ILLINOIS, (CircuUCourtorBoidcountji: Jenty county, Scpttmbei 1 term, ittv' IS ClfAKCEHY, Joilab of John Ti-itchctt, Elljabeth Piltchctt, Uefljimut PritLhctt, r.ydla 1'iitclicU, ond William t'ritclielt, infant hens of Piittliett, coinplamtiiiti M.

(Uchard lUiigfclon, and Mary KIOQiton his HILL orr TT by utlidavit on (llu It. thu clerk's oflleo tit, J. lliu Citcuit Court of Jcicey county, nftnusaitl, in' thft abovo cause, th.u lUchanl' liingttf.ii, ono- the alKjve uonicd is ntm-Kfiiilciil of tho State uf Jl.inuif, nnd wiUmut ica-Ji of Ulw proceM of this com iiml Ihe said haviiig tiled JiU bill of complaint herein, lo tcl thmlu dcictP budj u.ii DiubiKDia in chancery having Uwu UnucJ herein according to law: you, tliv ittld iloAmtlaut, whna non-roslilenco, OB ubovo, mu nutifU-d, Uiut unless you shall bo and upiKiar liefoie tin; Ciuuit Cuuit nforusiiidiOtt or before tlieflrntday uf the term llienHif, to be hoMei, ot the ton it hutuu in thu tuivn of Jersey villa, on thu fuui Ih iUonduy in the munth of plumber next, 1 and demur, 'Oi or the cttni Ull uf comiihiift, accoiding to tho rules nnd tire or sul.t coiut, tho lame will bb taken os ednftj and decree will inndo accordiiB to tlic Outedit Jertcsvimitfata Atlcsti AUOKftT L. HILL, Oorte, A', Titcoml, lol'r (June Oj and Fivctdeg, on tho ftcc, neck snit huiiJs, nml illi'ctually clconni; the toc.nleiV ion. Fbrsptoliy A.

JJuLTON Bt CO. pORT Of mtipcnop tiinUiri tor A hwyao H. IIUFFUH. SAl-K-ThB S. of the N.

E. of- I bin lion Hf, la 0 north, rangii II west, situated in Jersey county, in thin The 1 sold al a lidtgaJti for catfn of GKO. T. (ti. UAVIS, Atl'y for Vaiiucr--' 'T Alfon, may 30, UG-Sl touffi (j, Campbell.

OA Sugar MOI.ASS^S; Just per steamer J. M. und for tulu low by Uio bbl or mij'SO II. HULDBHTfcCO. From tlic ubimt lliu lirst Instant, a lame UOAN HOUSE, Mind of both tj L-I.

AUo, tii'i IrrC Olan rONV, Mack, xyltli a bald face, and one hind foot white. Both arc supposed to bo Amplu Reward will bo given for any mfoiniatloa coft- tefning them. OIUIAN ATKNT MBUIciWES-160 tent Medicincfl) BS Godfrey'! Corduil; Cntcn.an'n''- nritlih Oil; r.ce's I'iilsj hu. Tor talo vi-ry low to Country Mcrtliai.ti, by W. A.

IIOLTON wiw Diiiyt, Mediclntt, Ibr caih, will Iliul it for their bdvanUge to ctll on the icribers. maySJ W. I10LTON EUVK (c BONE SsTdowiTtf' thli valuable icmody, on hand and fur tutu may U3 At I1ULTON Si pAHNRSTbcK'S TEnHHFUGE-aodorfw' i. by may 23 A. HOLTUN CO.

URM Varmlfngrr du.t Worm Lmortgosi I'e- lera 1 do.f Corpcnter'B of Pink Rout; Kolmitock's VennifugiJ) Venrjifuse FdrBBto- by may 33 A. UOLTOK fc CO. pHENCll DRAXDV WINES. 7ft galls. Pure Ficmh Brandy, for mcdldnol uiev Alio, tho Celt Old PORT und MALAGA U'inc, for Tor sole by W.

A. IIOLTOK may S3 wholesale nndreUil AUon. NKW GOODS. TUST rcc'd, by GRIGGS A PAY60K, a good as- sortmcnlof SPUING und SUMSIKfl GOODS, vtl? ninghams GuiRhum Lnwns rrlnli, osKortod MOUB lei inecde-Lalna KhiwU und Ktlsingi ond Jnai-rtlngl BnnuctB, of all khirti UibbODsj Lorps; fcr. Gont'p Summor Stuffaj Summer Clolhirui rcilci, Haidwatc; ic.

All rf will bo sold Vet-ij Luwl Cull nnd itc! Alton, may S3 SPAUU'S VUICJMA I Mi 1C ProjTiotui' thiv Housu has the 1. bute of in For mliis fn'tnda and the public, flat (hcie has IMU a feigu number of NEW, knuciVjus, and newly furnlbhcd roomi, moil of llieni AJ;" til families. Thcolilpor- tion of tho ll'iusu unilerjoiiig repiira, and Ing Us Furnilure. He Jlutien, himstlf that hU accom-' tnuilutlonii are nvw fiual to the- V'tt to bu found la toy public house In this city, end would cont.deatly claim a cnnd'nuancw cf Hitti of cfi'ii'jct: 1'or (runslant bainlerk, for flrtt a days, per tluji 1 week, by thu $26; regular boiird, lotlying, $13 per mflnlli. St.

Louis, may -J3, '-lO-lIHf J. H. SacltB BIO. Alurr 60 do Uv. U.

HALT On. hy MAHK riERSON f. CO, A. Iicaicn in Drups, Oils, Dvc-stufl's. Painti, UiBtSwaiv, I'jtcnt Mtdtciwir, mlow Class, I'utty, nn.l cvi-ry iMrj brhm'n F-, Co.

Biid A. S. Hum- K.U 'I'iio all ttu'ir line of buiiiuss. wjtli lit na law pitta an i-aii be Dl iieO tn ftti ny if My, ond 'tnim in Out Wcitl) A. CO.

VAIfi nr.d Rtd Vvnnitinn; I.at-fl nnrt OH: Pp, Tarpontiiirt I'blut and Sail) Toflllj Whitewash Bnasheii Ccmot'i Huir For by Inny IS W. A. ROLTO2I DrUffiUU..