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LEGAL; NOTICES, brATL ur lui-oii (t Janey Circuit Couit: lo AI-TOiV ST. I.OUIH September term, .948. P. 8. MAIL 1 PACKET Th- Truitwi of Sttwott of Township No.

north, fUOM No. Iwilre, imt nf the principal tiwiidt- WILL leave regularly lhe present leaion, it fbUewi: Leave Alton every morning, at 8 tftlotJt lutuminff, leave St. Louis eviry sJlernooa, at p. m. each way.

Beaton from the lint of April to (ht firit of October- Alton, meh W. P. LAMOT1IK, Propriitor, tcrioo Cdojnej and Hote Water) An- lipia snd oil; Otto of Rom; Smelling Bultt; cyTsilitSoapi ind Powderi Hair, Tooth and Finger Iruiheii fee. fcc. For tale by W.

A. HOLTO.V V. whoUiale may IQ tnd retail Druggim, Alton. ALTON, JUNE 37, 1. OilMIACMr.

fc O. T. H. DAVIS, EDITOOJ. HtjfcTj Wtf Themii and Ccfirjc 0.

t'tt. Cerreet Mittakt art Forfcloir a Marlgagt. 1 by on tile in the Clrrk'i office of tha Circuit Ccurt of lericr county, jforeuW, in lhe above entitled cause, that all iff mUtdtfendints, ate non-rwWenU of of Illinois, 10 that the ordinary proceil of laid omtrtcsDnot be personally upon them, and the said complainants having filed their bill of compUfnt herein, to correct mistake and foreclose mortgage, therein and a subpana In chin- eery haying been laiued therein, according to hwi Now you, tha laid whose non-rtiMence tppeirsai hereby notified, that unless you and appear before the Circuit Court, aforesaid, on or befhra the flrstOay of the next term thereof, to hoMenal th? court-home In the town of Jcrsep-llle, on the fourih Monday En the month of September, 1648, and plead, demur, wept to, or answer the complain' bill, iccordiflg to ihn titles and- practice of said court, the same wilt be likrn as confmed, and a ducree Will be made icconling to Ute prayer thereof. liatcd at Jcnryvillc, Miy 30th, 1940. Attest: AOliKUT L.

HILL, Clerk, STATt'or ILUVOK, I Jaity county, inCHANCtRT. John T. ft. Eli i ha James eo.MMMJLinSCR'l 6AI.E. OTICE Is hereby given, thnt tiy viriue of a maiia in tfie above entillul at thn Apri term of the Jersey Ciiailt Court.

A. n. ifiifl, tlio un- deralgneil, as Commiisionu appointed fur Dint puriiotCt will oiler for sale at Public Auction, TOR CAHI, to llv blRhcst on MONDAY, lho Twenty ninllMtay JUNE, D. 1849, between Uia hours of ten o'clock fn the forenoon atul four o'clock In of trnioon of tha rtay, at tho door of tho Circuit Court, Cleft's olllce, it the town of Jencyvilta, In lho.county of State of niinoia, lhe following deacribol real estate, si tuale.lylng and being la the counly and Slate aforesaid to-wil: "Tho northwest quartar of the southeast quarter; am lhe northeast quarter of Urn southeast quarter, of MC tlon No, twenty, township No, eight north, range Ho ten, west of the third meridian," A certificate of will botfren In lho purcha- whlcli will entitle him lo a In fifteen months from the day of sale, unlcis the land stall he previously redeemed. JL r.

HILL, Matter fn Chancery of Jersey counly, Cummins loner. Jmey June Silly Bcrryman, and Nancy Ull, wife ol Adam tilt, 3d, and Henry 0. Miller, and Jane, fits wife, and Thomas Kitlll, and Martha, his wife, and Jacob Herryman, and Daniel Ilcrryman, nnd Kphnfm Borrymin, hoirs and distributees of the estate of William Bcrryman, late of Jersey counly and Slate of Illinois, deceased, intestate, and to all whom may concern: OU will each and all of you Mo noffrt, (hat on the fint day of (lie noxt of thft Circuit Court wfthln and for the county trt Jersey, nml State of Illinois, lolw begun and ncldul Jnrsnyvilln, In nail county, on the fourth Monday of tepteinlwr next, 1811, then and there, or so soon therciRer ns counsel can heard, I shall present it petition to the (Did court the of the west half of tha northeut diurter, in all eighty moro or Icuj and tho aoutlt part of (he foutheiit iiuarter of thn northwest quartor, in all thirty 33-100 acres, moro or leu; all Id aecllon eighteen, township seven, snd rango eleven, west, fcc- of the noithciit (juarter of tha northwest quarter of twenty, townahip seven, ninjro twelve, west. fcc. Alio, of the southwest quartor of (ho aouthwcii qtmter of section thlrfy-six, township icvcii, thirteen, west, situated In snM county ol Jeney, of which tho Said William IVrrymaii died sci- MO, or 10 much of them as shall be found necessary to pay the deliti of the said wijiiim iicirynun, ilccen.

Intamuch ns tlio personal estate is found then snd there you can attend, If you ace proper, ind oppose the prayer of tnlil ADAM UTT, ad, Adrn'r. Stale of Illlnolt, Jeney county Circuit Court. Ellisboth eomptalnanli- o'jalrtsl Apphia HBmilton, executrix of Thomas M. Hamilton, deceased, Zfba Hamilton, Lucinda Hur.1, Tfatlun Hamilton, William Hamilton, Jtr.o C. Ripson, Henry nlpson, William Hurd, Hard, Daniel Hamilton, ajid J.

M. UST rer'd, hy OltK.Gs fc PAVSON, a good as norfmcnluf SI'KISO and SUMA1F.II CJOOD.S, viz: Ringhams Gmghnm Prints, Bsmrtod Shawh nnd Scnrfj ond Initi-rtinRl Ilonnets, of all kinds Illt.honi; aces; tvc. he. Alio Summer Ktuds; Summer Clolfiinr, Herdwarr; Qucenswnrri Ac. All of which HHiCMlold Vtry STA IIUY fJOOIIsi A Compleli! ansorlmnnt of DRY fJOODa, embracing T- every article fur tho Spilng nnd Summer ist opening and trill ha aold at the very lowest prices irniih, by juno r.KA.

FAIVCV noons. A atforttnrnt of Uwni, Munlins, and Scotch Glnuhnrni, tngether with a great variety Faihiouablo lion nuts and Trimnilticit rcc'd by IIOUSK JuslrocM nmlfor sslejiy June 8 WlSKSkLKV. TT tppoaringby oflldavit on file, in thfl above cnl JL cauae, that Nathan lloinllton, Zlba Hamilton, Hurd, thrwi nf lha above nwned not reaidenti of tho ftalo of Illlnoiai Notice li given, to isltl Nathan Hamilton, Zlha Hamilton, and Lucinda Hurd, that they ihsU appea www the Circuit Court for Jersey ort tho fjra oflho next term (lurrof, to be holdcn on the fourtl Monday of Scptomler nwt, at Ilia court-houae In Jer and an i we (he compl.Inanf bKl, according to tod the rules of ssld court, (be said bill will be tot confessed, and the matters therein prayed for df creed accordingly. Robtrt L. Cleric of said couri.at Jer- isih day of 1844.

June 16lt.34.4w It. or ILUKOIS, JfTwy county, (Circuit Court. JoiUh Jacltion, giurdlan of John Pritchett, Ellwbcth Prltdietl, nenjainln PrUchtU, I'lllchctt, ontl William PHtctiftt, infant heirs of William Pritchett tomplatntatn VJ. IttchaM Kingston, and Mary Klngalon his TO ICT orr nowtu, rpHE complilnant having filed his bill; nnd summon hiving fsauod thereon, returnable on fourth Wondsy In Scptcmlicr, cistern hunilred an.l fnrty-sl' tt term of lho Circuit Court for the rounlr of Jersn then lo be held ot court-hmwe, In Jenny yUlej and appearing, from otlldavll on flle, that the do tendint, nichard Klngiton, not an Inhabitant ofaali Jcraey countyt Now, therefore, notlcu Is hereby entolhaanld Itlchard Kingston, (hat unlosi ho ahn ipnaor bufore the said court, nt the limn and plant nfuro and nniwvr tha complainant's bill nmmllng to lav Uw rules of aald court, the tnld bill will ho take tor confeiied. end lho therein prayodfor, do creed accordingly.

WITXMI, Rabtrt 1,, Hill, cietk of sal.1 court, at Jer MTvllIo, this lit day of Juno, A. U. 1840. II'. (June BTATE or Jaiejf totally, IN cir.tJiccnr.

John T. tmnjttalnanti -w. Cllsha James llowman. COHMISIIONCR'I SALC. TyrOTlCF.

Is hflrpby given, by viiltio of a decra mada in the aliovo ontltk4 raune, at the Apr turn nf the lersoy Circuit Court, A. Iflio, tho ui donlgned, its Commissioner ninxiintud (br that nurnoso will oiler for aale at Pubtiu Auction, ron CASK, to th blghvat bidder, on Monday, (ho Twouty-nlnlh day JUNG, A. D. tail), be'wcon houry of ton o'cloc In tho forunoon, nnd tour o'clock In tho afternoon of tlu flay, at the door of tho Circuit Court Cloik's olHro, i lha town of Juraoyvlllo, In tho counly of Jersey, an of Illinois. Ihd following desinllwd rvnl etlaie, alt Dale and lying In tho counly and Ktata nlbrcsalil.

vli: weat half of tho nortnmiit quorler of scctlo No. twenty-nine, townihlp No, plnht north, rannu Ni ton, weat of the third principal muridliui." A certificate of purchano will be glvOn to the purcha aer, whkb will him to a decj lii-nrttan month from tbt day of aale, unlgia (he hr.d shall be provloi d. II. L. HILU Master In of Jersey county, Commissioner ieraeyTlllo, qf Amerlcaf I Ih Ulltflutof Illinois.

U. States, Ilirsald Dislili 1 IX C1IAKCCRV. Robert A. w. Stephen to a dccrco of siia Couil, In HKI uliov J.

oiitlUcd suit, tho subsailicr, Master In Chtinci ry in Hia Court, will sell at publio aucllou, to thohial ost bidder, (Ur cash, botvvcen thu hnurs iif tt o'clock tn. and the setting of tan sun, on thu TwenUuiu day 1 JULY next, nt the court-house In CAIll.INVH.Li:, in the county of Macoujiin, and Slato of Illlnula, (ho ful- lowing doicilbi'd tracts of land, viz: Tfaa west hftlf of thu uortbwust (juortcr of section tweoty-uliio. In (owiuhip suvvii north, range niuo west, lhe of Ihu southeast quiirlcrtif section thirty) township seven north, and eight wt-atj Ihowvst bslf of the quarter ofaoclfun townaWp ton north, aitd ran -c aovim wustj and Uwgut half ot the auuihcnil ijuuter uf tiwuklilp Ion nortli, and. rai of the thlftl printipal ALSO-Uulwcon the hours of fl o'clock m. avUiagtiT lho aun, on iho Tweiily-Klrat djy of JU LV naxt, it the court-liouse in VH.LK, iu tht county of Jersey, and SUle afurcsaia, llio IMmviiiB Ac- half Of the southeast nuarter of tertjnr, twenty-five, tho aouthwest quarter of iwilun thirteen, nr quiirter of section twenty-tour, in wilt, and rango ten west, the woat'hair' Ihwestuujitur of icclion tlftiwn.

tlld welt half of Buulliuaat quarUr of twlloii la norlli, raiigu ten west, the TRAYF.D from hunkerhil), on 30th ultimo, a RrtijM Day llendcr tullt, my 14 hviiM high, with a imnll itar En the forchcail, 4 or 0 ycatt old. the waa purchaieil about 19 ilnca of Mr. Stanley, At kirn' in the Bottom. Two other hor- ct Uiat the same day, were found near flrigh- they had been lipjit. The per ton who re- torei her tn me, ahall fltwirdrdl U.

AD1F.L JWEtlWOnn. RS, E. SANDERSON respectfully Infnrms frlendi ami Hie inruMtanti r( Alton ami Id vlci- 1(7, thnt the will tontinue to give on Urn PIANO FOfiTEand xt Mr. V. Ilnrna', Alhy at.

Mm: a. will attend at their rraMcn- if use of tho Piano included. Alton, may in, 'JHif, RENCH miATBIlY fc 76 Pure French Brandy, fur IMC. Also, the rtcilUlil POItTandMAI.A'JA Wine, for in- illtK. For itale by HOLTON fc may 15 whulcialit and retail Dmgi(U(a, Alton.

aubicribera are tofumliti Thyal rbna, and all, who may require aiticjea in Lhtir line of hutltn-ji, with of quality, and ai late pricti ai con obtained In (he VVoil! may 18 W. A. HOLTON i CO. IUTK und'rtrd Vcnitfnn HH, Vermilfonf Mnseeil, Lard and NraUfrxit Oll( Hp. Tiirrrnlinc) Paint and Vsrnish IlniJhea; Snsh Toolij Whitewash flruiliei; Camel's Hair Pencils; Fonalc IB A.

KOLTON Dmpi.sU. French Ix-tter Pa- the prctlirst art (do over ctlirril In IhU rlty French Letter and Koolscap 1'npcr MoiirfKj'n firndustcd Drawing Tcncllsi Pencil Points Steel Ponsi Qnllh; Dniving IHark Sand HriMsi Wafcm; Ac. Jusl n-c'd and fr.r galff Iiy may 33 W. HOLTON CO. nnd btlt, N.

O. Sugar. Juitrac'd und foroalctiy W1SKS LHA, 8 Noithwcat corner 3d on-1 Statc-ala. M.h New Orleans Just and for Junu Wo received, by htn nnlvah, from Now a and Hoelon, a large supply of OHOCKKIKS and DHY GOODS; which will very low for cath. march 14 MA UK P1KIISON CO.

Deal W. A. HOI.TOIV ealeri In Drugs, Medldmta, Oih, Tahiti, Pcrfumerv. Bruihcn, Glajiwaro, I'atcnl Mi'dicmca, Bnulli, Window fJUna, 1'utty, nnd uvcry thing In the Svcond-al, between Mcairs. L.

Ditnrnncktt Ctf. anJ A. 8. Harry 4 Co, Rcdneai, on the face neck and and effectually clearing the complex- Ion. For lalfl by Wi A.

HOLTON CO. OR HAH.K-Tlio s. E. qr. of the M.

E. or. 12, In townahip 0 north, range 1 1 west in Joracy county, in thli Slate. The lame Pill be aold at a bargain far raihl Inquire of GEO. T.

M. DAVI9, Att'y for Vomlor- Alton, may ao, Mo-Bt burgli Campbell. OA fills MOLASSESijust rrr'd ppr tie Bluer J. M. Whltei and for sale low hy the hhl or gal- on may so H.

p. HULDERT CO. AT NT dnzcommon Pa tent Mwlicinci) (Jo-lfrey's Cnrilinlt Buti'man's Dmpif Hi lih Oiti Loc's Pltlsj kc. fcc. For snlo vcn low lo Country Merchants, by W.

A. HOLTON CO. pOIJNTIlY rilERCHANTS-Whfi wlai to purcJimn liruiii, fn cash, will find It for Uielr advantage to cnll on llw cub- scrilwrs. may 33 W. A.

HOLTON fc CO. EUVB HONE dozerTo this valuable icmeily, may 33 PAIINESTOCWS yuninirucaE-: lor.t Carjujnlor 1 Kxt. of rink Hoot; Kolnulock' 1-y ly, on liaiiil anil fur Info tiy W. A. HOLTON CO.

()ni fo W. A. 1IULTON fc CO. VcrnillMirf FnhncBlnck'a Ihill'ii Wnrin I'n DnilChaniplon'l Fonal may 33 IK) CO. nitucrthcrihavingpurchnioiltn itoclt In Irailu of Mr.

Ii. r. Sartftnt, contlnu Iho bniincii of ileoling In DlUJns, MP.niClNKS, tw at lho DM atanil, on Dil-iMwadrxira Alton, may Hint fmm Stoto-it A. HOLTON fc CO. to dm belt Itrnnilii for ialti by mnyio W.

A. OAP gootrsupnlyT hand nt utl tiiimi, dlivct from nmnufiutnry, and Co Die low, by JOB. 0. KETCH AM. A Kanmvha Gro.

Alum Salt, on hand ni for lain Iiy (aplll JOS. 0. KETCHAM. ANTP.D-8,000 buihcl. Swell cteancil OATS for which wo will pay i-ttlit Juno 15 MAHK PIERSON tt CO.

I'rlme Orccn llio juxt received and for by WISES it LKA. UiMMKn tpc'd by may 13 WABK 1'IHIISUN CO. I A tarRO miorlmnnt, Jutjt rccolvrd! rom prUlnit fust, Kngliih tllUtorwl, Gernun. America Ulhtcrnl mid Stool, for talu by S.nYDEH. IIO Witii priincj'rrc'dWr i Indenci i-km-i), anil fur ula by 4 BOWMAN ft JOHNSON.

good A FULL aiiortinunt and cttnilant on ham XV Uttlio ALTON UUUKSTOIU; wcit; uud all IMIITIAT SKTTI.EMKIVT. TVTOTICK hurcliv given, that un Hie iptoml Momln 1 In tliu month of I ulllniuily tut' Court of 1'robato of Maconpln counly, lllinuia, Tor Huron, ii THEOREQON QUESTION. long vexed subject may now be re- arded Vi leltled. Great Britain made a (o our Government, to accept the dividing line between the two oiintrtei, giving England the of Van Oliver's Island, and lho free navigation of ie Columbia river, until the expiration or ic charter of the Hudson Day 'his was submitted to tha Senate by Mr. oik, and their advice naked.

After three aya discussion, they, by a vote of 38 to 12, ecommended his acceptance of the lion. A Treaty wilt consequently he framed pon that basis, and receive the cunslitu- ona! approbation of the Senate. At thU mo we havo not tho loom to allude to tills rnportant action of Congress in Iho manner tat it deserves. It is enough for un at pro- cnt to remind the public that is a glaring xposnro of one of lho hy which the resent administration Into power, nd which they, with too much success, cMud ngninsl Mr. Clay, who is this very boriafiiltltj, lho President of the United so far as receiving decided major- of the votes of tho people of (his nation iTconecrned.

Itbtv any Locofoco, with tho'remotest egrce of senilbilily, can look an honest inn In the fare, wo are at a porfoct loss to onjecture. Tho of Oregon or one," was their war cry. They went into owcr pledged to (ho public and to the orld, not to surrender an Inch south of 1, 40. Their President, in his Inaugural ddrcs.i. repented this gasconade; and the ocufoco presses shouted ai lustily as ever "Iloinbastos Furioso," that England lould be whipped nt the mouth of our can on, before an inch of Oregon should be it-rendered.

Yea some oflho antl-educa- on portion of this motley group called ofocos, to wit; Chapman, of Michigan, as not content with only having the whole Oregon, but Canada alia, to bo re- nnexcd to tho United States. For two earn this species of gasconade thun- cred into our interspersed, occasion- lly, wilh their usual slang, that tho Whigs 'ere tho DHtLih party," and that none ut Tories to their country wore for giving any part of Oregon, which had been lawn to bo clearly and imlijputably ours, 'his species of humbuggery and dcmn- oguclsrn, aided by tho grossest frauds ever raclised by a set of men at the ballot boxes, ecurcd the triumph of the Lncofocos. In ne branch of Congrois they nad nearly 60 njority, and in tho other, ten 'hey had a President pledged to aoaura to is nation the whole of tbo Oregon Ternary belonging to her, up to 51,40, They nd every branch and every department of IB Government filled up by men of their own election, tho very echoof whose voice was np to 51, 40, or none." It was the whirl wind that gave them their power. And yet, tho very priilo Jif Ui the moon of their ascendency, with an effrontery that would have covered a set of bandit- i with blushes, thoy falsify their profcs- Ions, disregard their pledge to the nation, snnfess they havo practised a fraud upon he people, by, craven-like, abandoning one ialf of a largo territory which have mntnlainoil for two years was clearly and indisputably oura. Were they ot no politically hardened to be insensi lie to every feeling of shame, they woulii call upon the and tho rocks to cover them, or (lea to some distant corner of tho earth, where their eyes would naver ngnln behold their country or Hi Biltlsh indeed I Lot tho public bear in mind, who it is that created the whirlwind, but shrunk like cowards from the pollings of thn storm thoy themselves had raised.

THE OREGON Wo have been favored porusal a portion of a letter from Gon. Semplc, our S. Senator, to his step-noil, tinder date June 10th, 18-IG, In which he states thnt tin Senate had that day agreed to a Treaty surrendering all of tho territory north nf 41 deg. to Great Britain. What havo the Lo Who hiVo rencbcd Ihis City, are deserving of grovcreilil tar their asslilnllj ind disciplining theimrlvcs 'or (he fleld of adtfoh.

They have entered once upon lhe life of soldiers, and are en- (o other In drill'muster and soldler-liUe appearance. They are at from morning linlil nighl, and are deter- mlned'not to be behind any three regiments hat have left the'Weilem Slates. We not only rejoice at Ihit emulation, hot of the feel proud of It. And nbat adds to ihe beauty of tho scene Is, that iie utmost harmony and good feeling pre- 'alls throughout the whole camp. It Is true, that there Is occasionally a man finds out thai ii not tho King it was cracked up to be, and who can- lot reconcile to Ideas of republicanism submit to that degree of subordination that absolutely necoasary to tho cxisfenco and afety of army.

But a little reflection, we trust, will convince all such that Implicit bcdionco lo tho commands of his superior dicers is Ihe first 'duty of a soldier. This hey must not only learn, hut practice; ro- membering from this fun- lamental our army regulations will not only them lo punishment, disgrace. w. Willey ate. o.

Theo. L. Dickey. Noah Fry II. F.

Trail Sam. Montgomery Q. W.W«lherlbn]..|H i I -There has becSiome little complaining among a few of at'lhls ren- lezvous, that Ihelr accommodations were not such as tfcey had a right (o expect. We have been latijfieil that such complaints verc unjust, and that tho volunteers In Illl- inis were faring heller than those of any Wcjlcrn Slates had. It will be re- iollcclod that the of rendezvous for ho Kentucky volunteers was Louisville, he largest city In that Stale.

Tlioso of our volunteers who aro complaining of their Barters in this Slate, and tho great nbun- lanco of provisions of every kind allowed by tho Army regulations, wo beg leave to cfertolhe following article, takon from the ast Lexington Observer; nuil ask them to compare the situation of tho Kentucky vol- unlccrs with their own. Every thing has iccn done that possibly could be, lo mako he volunteers comfortable and contented, and if such exertions will not sali.fy them, thoro is no alternative. OUK Tnoops AT THEIH Wo have soon persons who visited Louisville lo wltnejii the mustering of Iho Ken- ucky Iroops inlo Wo are sorry to lear of Iho unpardonable negligence consequence of which tho mei qulslllon of the President of the United Stales In (he war wllh Mexico. he volunteer, from Washington county arrived hero on Saturday afternoon the SOth and were at once mustered into the service of tho United States. They numbered, including commissioned and noncommissioned ofilcers, 9.1 strong, and aro commanded by Capt.

Elioy C. CoiTey. A more hardy, robust, noblo looking corps, it would bo difiicult to find in any State. A large portion of them are emphatically the bone and sinew of country, possessing a spirit nnd energy that constitutes tho very haart and souljrf an army. Section of th'ls Slate of them, and we have no apprehension but what their bearing In tho field will bo such as to reflect credit upon themselves antl their Slate.

negligence I and horsei eft unsnpplied, not only with the ordinary comforts of tho noldier, but with absolute Tho Government has held out nit poor encouragement for patriotic efforts That our troops should he oft destitute of necossary supplies of food and shelter, at a place like Louisville, where supplies of every kind ore so cheap and abundant, demands tho most decisive con- Icmnnlion. If the Government had called for Iho militia, the Governors of tho Slates would sedi their wants supplied. If had relied on tho ordinary regular forces, he recruiting officers would have done it. In taking volunteurs, the Government must certainly have known, that, while belnu mustered Bfviue. they would neeVl ai 'Much" and thoy should have provided for it.

With Treasury reported lo be overflowing, wilh majorities In bolh Mouses of Congress, indeed, without any serious opposition at all, they have boon snllly of tho samo negli- ijonce at Loulsvillo as nt New Orleans, where, for the want of having tho money ready, they pay $13 50 a barrel for pork an credit, when the cash valuo was bul $10 00. It seomsi lo be generally conceded among tho volunteers, that inasmuch a. Mr. Baker and Gen. Hardin are to be a the heads of two regiments, tho remaining two Colonols should be taken from the op posilo parly.

This we think an honorablf arrangement, and ono that will tend to se cure unanimity in Iho four regiments going from this Slate. We also loarn that tho candidates for Colonel who already commissions, are Rnt to resign thoio com missions, nnd go Into tho ranks, before th. election comos off. This will placo every candidate on tho simo fooling, anil nt the same lime aftord an opportunity to those who first went Inlo Iho ranks, of gelling commissions as Captains, Lieutenants, We hope that arrangements will bo so fa; perfected as to prevent evorv thlmr like im. muni iiriiuui.

uui uavo me- L.O M1 cofocos to say to this? Who aro tho British i 1 85 lh fillal "i 1 1 ono will bo elected to command who i not, In tho first place, competent to the a JTJJ" A second company of volunteers om Chicago, commanded by Capt. Wells, eached this City on Friday evening last. 10 19th ami wore immediately inns- red into the service of the United States 'hoy are composed principally of Irishmen, nd aro as fine a looking body of men as ny that havo thus farbeen enlisted. Wha ave tho Native Americans to say now! peak out, gentlemen, and not remain loner as a sheep dumb before his shearor. volunteer company from Bond ounty, reached here Sunday afternoon, vcro mustered into the service on Monday 10 23d inst.

They number, rank and file men, are under the command of ono hoir most estimable citizens, Capt. W. VILLEY, and are composed of the best cili ens of Bond county. It would be difiicui select ninety-two men in every resppc the admiration and coniidenc the public than this corps. Wo were ex remoly gratified to learn that the Bible So iety of Bond counly, had donated to each man a Testament; an example which w.

ope to sec followed by other similar Socio party now? i 1 rs pace, competent to the ar 23- After th. vol. in tho Senate on Iho duou, undertaking; and In the second place Oregon quesllon, Mr. Alien resigned hi, who doe, not enjoy to great exlen ho noc as rlmlrmn.i il.o nn I extent 11)0 place as chairman of (he committee on Foreign Relations. TarilT question has at last been confldenoo of the onlire regiment.

23" We are gratified i learning that few of our spirited and pulrioiio ladle: taken up in tho House of busily engaged iu raising a fund to procure and the combat has fairly opened. Go II, 'a suitable stand of colors, to be presented lo gentlemen Lncofocos, blind, on this proposi- jbe presented to the regiment in which the lion also. You havo snrrend.red half. Madison, county companies may be station of Oregon to the Brlti.h, which you avowed ed. We should ba plea.ed to see a simila "clearhi ami indiipulaUj belonged to the U- mark of respect paid by our ladies to eacl Slaleif and you might as woll con- of the three regiments that aro to rondez tlnue to favor Groat Britain, by destroying vous at this point.

(he Whip, of and givo tho mo nopoly to tho English of sup 23" Thoro has boen tome complaint on plying this nation with all that wo wear. I lho l' art of two volunteer companies Surrendering American Industry nnd luyln A Volun lean soil to appeaso the rtpnoity of England, I Gl were the Jint that wore mils is In keeping wllh genuine Locofoco prlnoi- lhe of Slate. firn nnt In pics of tho present day. partial aclUeimmt nf lhe of CMSi.il! which llrno uml all jKiraon. bai Ii clatiiu uiil male, sruhereby nolilluillo illeu uilil preieal Die lainn fut myu vtiucnl.

All perciKm inileliloil to i-atalc, aw mali. iiiuiidlhlv to Die UIIUIION, Adm's. June ao, ia(6-23-Jl PARTIAL IU.TTI.EMKN-IV.' Nulli-u ii iicrvliy Kivt'l), (hut on lho tiril Monijoy in Uw inoiilli of Sfplimibi-r, 1 will lo llto of Proluiliiof tMaanii'lncoiinly, 111,, IbraiurlialaelUcmi'm of Iho ei lato nr Wo.lcy W. Roan, sr. ilei-j it which lime anil pljco nil iierion.

luring daim. agninvt wid vilato for mtylliUnenl. i riquoalcd lo niuku imincuiatu jiaynicul lo June so, mis-aa-if Ww, T. KKAS, Adm'r. 1 Nolicoii hi-rcliy Blvrn, lluton thefint Secretary Walker has been com- pellod to suggoit an amendinonl of Ms own TarilT bill, which will raise moro revenue than the ono originally sent by him tn tho committee of Ways and Means.

He also ailmits, in his estimate of cxpiniditures, that tho revenue ruisoJ by his bill would fall Hhort HON. nODERT SMITH. In lho last number nf the Ddinncralio Ban- npr, (Looo) published in this City, we notice letter from tho Hon. Robert Smith, to a commUtcu ol hi. political IVi.mls in (hi.

county, accepting tho nomination as tho Lo- andidate for Congraii in this Dii- We aro not lo be drawn Into any conln In regard to thli matter. We am, shall continue lo speak from tho record, on deavoring In all Instances lo do strict an impartial ju.tloe. The muster-roll of th "Alton Volunteer Guards" bears date Ih Ifllh of Juno, that of Capt. Morrison's com pany lhe 10th of June, and dipt. Mower 1 tlio 17th of June.

Those are tha facts, am all interested can ico whether we wer K'Ol in our statements or not. We Ilntl. te executed to Itiu puicba.fis. Chancery U. a.

Circuit Court, PittrK-t The paper contains an WA11K CO. Uch linxi uiid all Hi.ioo. tovi i i frt Mr- Smiln "nslltueiltai liueilaieaie horclty Uttl nich is dignified, candkl, and in good taste. i.tin i i I AU1 reqllMt Gf nt ro h1 lo nds, riuuumjylbriiiu 0 ihn wt wl endeavor to find room forltlu our 11 WM, oiuv, Ata'r, next wcek'j paper we were cor igai repeal, and wuh it distinctly understood apt. S.

G. HICKS, of Jefferson conn with a lino company of 91 men, rank nd file, came in on the 21st, and were mus crcd into service on lho 22d. They aro a old, vigorous, and athletic ecting great credit upon the Southern sec ion of this State, as woll as the counties i which they reside. Wilh such men in th icld, Illinois has nothing to fear from a com with any other State in the Union hat wilt be represented in tho contemplate xpedilion against Mexico. FEKHIS FOHMAK, with his com from Fayette county, came in at th iame time the companies from Bond an Jefferson county did.

They are 85 stroiij and flle, and constitute the best matei al of Fayette county. Tho South has ju reason to be proud of her companies thus mustered In at this place. 23-The North sent another splendid do egalion here on Monday of this week, in th company of Capt. T. L.

DICKEY. Th corps is from La Salle county, is constitute of younir, enterprising, estimable men, fro appearance every way calculated to do a good service to thpir country as any cor that has as yet reached Alton. Among the we noticed one or two typo's, from Ottow and if we mistake not, one of the Editors tho Free Trader. La Salle county has thing to apprehend from Ihelr represent) lives to Mexico. They are animated by iplrlt of enthusiasm and valor, that will lea them either to victory or death.

volunteer company from Green county, under the command of Capt. Noa Fry, reached Alton on Tuesday, between and o'clock; and was at once mustere into the United States' service This co. pany is decidedly the best uniformed of ai that as yet has arrived, and is mostly of young mnn both able and wlllii lo do their country service, They rede credit upon Greene county, as well as th Stale. JTJ" The Volunteer Company frnm Mm roe county, under the command of Capl. F.

TittiL, arrived on Wednesday eveninj by the Luella. They number eighty- 1 men, rank and flle, and were selected fro among the best citizens of that county. The Volunteers from Scott count commanded by Capt. Samuel Montgomc reached this city on the morning of tho 25 on the steamer Gov. Tin number eighty-one, rank and file, ore wi uniformed, and to all appearance, as ab to do hardfightiny, as any company pre 1 ouily mustered in.

They are attached Gon. Hardin's regiment; which, we learn, about filled up. JO-Oen. Wool, Paymas. of the U.

S. In this City early part of next week, at which time 0 troops stationed here, if formed into re- ments, will be paid a sum equal (o a iar'1 clothing, In advance. This will be news to our gallant volunteers, many whom have subjected themselves to great orlftecs In preparing to leave for Mexico. P. S.

Gen. has reccivcdjorders from War Department, to take command of volunteers to assemble at San Antonio Dazar. In consequence of thin, ho will 01 come to this city, as was anticipated has ordered Col. E. C.

March, of this ty, who will be attached to his lo join immediately at Louisville. JJ-Wo have frequently boen Inquired of, ho wore the two patriotic young ladies thai repared and presented the wreaths to tho olunteer companies on Wednesday e've ng last, upon the occasion of the presonla on of tho swords to the "Alton Volunteer 'uardi." We lake groat pleasure In an wering, that they were Miss Dirk, and Miss Mellen. The former was the authoress the neat and touching piece of poetry lat was cncirclpd In the wreath thrown to ie Alton company. ins far, the volunteers camped in nd about this City have condtioled thorn elves wllh great propriety and decorum ommanding the respect and civilities of oui iitire niggardly pay allowed by Gov rnment to our volunteers, is a just am encral cause of complaint among them 'be attempt made by Mr, Stewart, of Pa. Vhlg) to increase It Iq ten dollars a month was defeated by Locofoco votes, most vhom were Iron, tho South, for whoso vei enefil this war is now waging.

than forty companies were re ectcd by the Governor of this State, th quota required by tho Government was oon fllled np. £f-Wo understand that a number iountles in the State are fighting mad, tho requisition upon Illinois was oon fllled as lo preclude them from takin ii hand against tho Mexicans under ol 'Hough and Study." Keep cool, gentle men, there may be a chance yet for th whole of you. should remember that ondi anco and privations are essential element their profession. They should, therefore ibmit to the inconveniences thoy meet wit 'llhout murmuring or complaint. If the already think their lot a hard one, they 'Otter back out before leaving Illinois.

Bi ore their return, they will willingly adni hat their situation while in barracks her was a paradise to what, they subsequent! endured. for Colonels, Majors, Sin goons, aro to be found at every corner ho streets. There is more hugging an lissing going on than we have seen for som past. All is smiles now, but after little there will bo more long faces tha happy can be fixed: Capt. Blssell's company are Impn lug astonishingly In their drills.

Compose, as they are, of enterprising, intelligent, cs timablo young men, the day is not far di tant when they will prove themselves amon the very first companies that go from III nois. "Alton Volunteer Guardt" ar exerting themselves with commendable zea to become perfect in drill muster. We vi itcd their Barracks a day or two since, en found them comfortable, contented, an cheerful. They will nt all times boon ban in the hour of danger. thlrly companies reported Col.

Shields by Gov. Ford, nineteen are fro the section of State south of Madison, an eleven north of It. This proves whelh Southern Illinois is recreant to the interes and honor of her country, when the hour danger approaches. tents aro being received ever day, and our companies will nil now be Rpe dily in camp. The first lot were very pr perly given to Capl.

Wheeler, who set a example that others might with proprie havo followed. He Immediately erect bush tents, and for the last week has had 1 men in camp under them. In this situatic they remained contented until tents we provided them by the Quarter Master. The also have Improved astonishingly in th drill, nnd a few days more experience bring them in the front rank with any co; pany in camp. Arms and accoutrements sufficie for one Regiment reached here on Monda of this week from the Arsenal at Plttsbur lie bill providing for the appoin ment of additional officers to Iho army du ing the Mexican war, a third Lieutenant each company, and an additional nllowai: of three dollars and fifty cents per month each volunteer, in lieu of clothing, has pas ed both Houses of Congress, and become law.

ciucic volunteer company reac ed town about 3 o'clock Thursday aftcrnoo They are the Morgan boys, under the command of Capt. Wealhcrford. They aro well uniformed in a grey suit, with frock coals, lv aun, nlllllluun uuala, inai we shall mako no assertions in regar and form one of the finest looking bodies of lo tue time of mustering into Iho service of men yet mustered inlo service. Each com- lhe United States, except what is derived pany, as it from lhe muster-rolls of the companies lo' our Slate. whom we may allude.

arrives, makes us feel proiulcrof This company is attached to Gen. reglmenl 1 and is DO strong rank and file. rcmatks of the Hon. R. Smith steamer which left Boston on lhe 10.h carried out the news lhat tho henale, by its con.tilntloual mojorily, had in favor of the bill authorizing the sale of advised Iho President to acccpl lhe proposl- the Mineral Lands, will be found on the lion of Great Britain, for the Beltlcmenl of outside of this day's paper.

The attention the Oregon oue.tlon. I he aaer 0 rec ea lo it 10 Governor has organized a mei cal board, consisting of Drs. T. M. Hop J.

W. White and John O'Neill, until the re imenls are legally organized. Either these gentlemen will wait upon any of volunteers who may need medical assistau while In camp. JU-We notice that T. B.

Carter, Age of the Bible Society, gave to each of men of one of the volunteer companies fro Chicago, a Testament, previous to their parting from that City for Alton. Ought Ihe same to be done for tho two compan from Madison county? Let some of our izeus think of this. 35" WM. APPLCTON, of Boston, 1 generously offered to give towai establishing an Episcopal Theological Se inary in that Diocese, upon condition tha similar amount is secured from other sourc Wilh such a beginning, no question can 1st, but what the proposition will be prom ly accepted ind executed. CORRECTION.

In an article In the Peorla Ih charging upon Qov. Pordfa Iu the selection of the compairth mpose the three reglmenU to rendett this oily, the editor has, without alv Intentionally fallen Into an error In the reception of Capt. A. R. mpany, which we deem no more 8 of justice to all parties Interested, Capt.

Dodge passed by IhU pi en reported nnd he was ustcred into service, as we are InfiH though ho had after hi Alton, reported Ms company at i tate Wo hci omp In regard (o Capt. Dodgo not Dried his company before re'Schlng AH?" is Is a mistake. He had reported1 ovornor a wook before leaving Oiwi nd, although he reached here full company, yet he immediately aHal ustereil Into the service of the Unlfti are also assured by Capt. Dodge" members of his company, thJt error, that Capt. May had reported mpany previous lo hi.

(Dodge's) ng Peorla. That after (topli Dod kw Idresscd tho crowd assembled on the whirf rep ei1 "P'- which reply C.pl. May aoknowledgM hey had, been derelect in filling Ihe'li ompany, nuch confidence, that they would then nablcd Immediately to do so. If nei tatements of Capt. Dodge and others of hi.

ompany are true, it is self-evident, lhat as the reception of his company Is on. rnml, the charge of favoritism on the puj the Governor is without foundation. Wo mako this explanation as an act of Jslico to all parties, and at lho request of Dodge, who remarked he fell con- idont tho editor ofthe Peorla Register would not intentionally do him injusticc-an opln. on in which wo fully concur. II may not be improper lo add, that thj nly evidence the Governor could have of company being full, is the report mad, i him nt Springfield.

This being done la he case of Capt. Dodge, the Goveroor 'lound by U. There has been several instances ompanles, when first reported, numbered ipwards of a hundred, rank and file. Yit vhon marching orders were received, a lumber had grown tender footed, and would be left with less than its It. numbers.

This is a contingency agaln.it which it is impossible to guard, as there ii nothing obligatory upon the volunteer until mustered into tho service of the United itates. Capt. Dodge's company now num. hers 91 men, rank nnd file, the largest company on the ground. Cnpt.

Forman's company are two irolhors, that are twins. They are Dm ooking young men, and aged twenty ytin, lov. Ford reached this City on Tuoi- day morning, and took lodgings at Iho FrK. klin House. 'en.

John J. Hardin is in this City, and has taken rooms at the Franklin Houie, is nothing new from the seat 'war since our last. Gen. Taylor is waling for orders to march into tho Interior of Mexico. notice, from a correspondence la ho Chicago papers, that the Hon.

E. D. Baker signs a portion of it as Colonel of regiment at Springfield. From this ive presume he has been elected Colonel, althougo the Springfield papers are silent upon lha subject. Wo are tho moro surprised at thll, as his communication bean dstt June 7lh, 1810.

2J" Thoro is a great Inquiry for potatoes at Iho present time, in Ihis City. Farptll should bring them in as fast as possible, and lut them nt a reasonable rate, as the volunteers have to pay for them out of Ihelr own sockets. Our Government does not allow them among tho enumerated articles composing the rations. SJ-Gen. Taylor has been formally nominated as a candidate for the Presidency, In New Jersey.

This nomination was made at Trenlon, one of the most memorable battle fields of the Revolution, and Ihe following resolutions wore adopted: Jlaolvid, That wo, tho citizens of Trenton, without reference to party lines, or patty questions, as generally understood, do nominate Gen. Zachary Taylor, the Herolf Palo Alto and Resaca do la Palma, to Ibe Presidency of lhe United States, and thai we hereby Invilo all true-hearted Republicans lo unite with us in this effort to elevate a bravo soldier, a successful General, and true Republican, to that high office. Itaolutd, That here, on the proudest battle field of tho American Revolution, we boldly raise Iho standard of the Peopls'i Candidate, and invile a union of hontlt men of nil parties, for the sake of our common country, and Ihe true Interests of Ibe people. A large and enthusiastic meellnglu been held in the city of New York, In favn of nominating old Hoooll AND READT" for tho Presidency. It was composed of men of both political parties.

23- John P. Hale, Esq. of New shire, has been elected to the Senate of United Slates for the term of six yea" 1 the 4th of March, 1847. 23-Joseph Cilloy, Esq. If hig, has beta elected (o the Senato of the United from the Slate of Now Hampshire, to filllb' vacancy occasioned by tho resignation Iho Hon.

Lev! Woodbury. Who will de spair, after such a triumph, In saeh a b' 1 nighted region? Tho elections in New Hampshire, by joint action of the two branches of its Legl'' laturo, has been completed by electing, addition to the Governor and two Ssnatofi Asa MoFarland, of Concord, (whig) Stale Printer Geo. G. Fogg, (Independent) Secretary of State James Beverly, pendent) and Edward A. ion, (whig) Commiiikry General..