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.EsOTSYER GRE.7TGTRE!

Raieirh, S,ptsrabsr ~, l~.lh
am now - years Of sPr--whcn 10 my .th
year received wound 90 my len Log, which
ocelmr liberated, and continued so unul The fret
o. March last II would occasionally heul a.,
ana Then break ont agatn; but most Of the tinw,
" vas IN a voFt painful condition, the sore having
,"ehdcd 10 large sisr, and become very deep.
wed many remedies to make a curr, without
success until applt, Gray's iErsigaHc ONT.
"'"t' two po's OF which havr cilrrtually cur, q
NY i'g, and reduced II 10 l,s natural sire. The
cure would have been made much sooner, had 1
Nh''lF attended 10 tie directions for tho use OF
we ointment; but THE failed 10 do, while look
noch exercise, aud very imprudgntly used t,yht
olhoagc. My leg has been well fnr more than
aN months, curing which time, 4 have walked
''u'h vet u remains firm and free from all sore.
c'or inflammation, Alc, having been afflicted
,or period Of torty.one years, | now crjoy the
oe"eh' Of a sound leg again
LEWIS HOLLOMAN.
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An An'iquc.-A venerable and
beautiful rchc Of old times has been
di>luterrrd, rs one may say, from a
burial of thirty Years and more, IN
Norfolk. THIS Is nothing loss than
the mace, employed before the rev.
olu'lon, by the Borough Court, as n
81 mbul Of authority. It's Of richly
wrought SILVER, three feet SIX inch.
cs long, and weighing ei1h'v.six
ounces. 1t consists of a polished
staff, having n crown on the top,
with the BRUSH arms, the rose and
hustle, and other devices. The
crown weighs twenty eight ounces.
From an inscription on the staff II
appears that thus beautiful piece of
workmanship wns presented to the
corporation ol Norfolk IN 1853. by
the Hon, Robert DlnwIddIc, then
lieutenant governor of Virginia. 10
1890 il was committed to the clerk
Of the Borough Court for safe keep.
lng, and by him deposited, IN 1905,
IN the vault Of the Virginia bank,
where II has ever since remained
undlsturbcd and almost forgotten.
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were anNoI0led as a conn


Re>olrcd, That William p. Waugh, Jno. Wright and
Hamilton Brown be special comuuee raise by subScrp
ton the necessary funds employ competent Engineer 10
make survey of the rou Of the rail road from point on
the Yadhu so as with the Fayetteville end oil SAID
road to the town Ot Wkesboro'.
On motion of Col. Green Moore,
Rsxered That one member from each Of tho counties
presented in this conycnon be appointed to collect aud
port Information Of the Of produce which may be
pece 10 be transported he proposed rail way, from Fay
eevie TO the Mountains roE the counties adjacent to the
probable route of said road including the Of John
son and Carter Tennessee aud Smyh, Washington Gray
sou and Wvthe in Nrcnathe probable value and kind of
such poducethe amount of tolls 10 the ra road company,
which might he expected from the transportation Of such pro-
duce and tba, SAID report be published
Under the foregoing resolution the following persons were
appointed, To wa:
William ?. Wau.h of Wilkes; Josiah Cowles Of Surry
Caswol tIarbn of Rowan; Roderck Murchson of Ashe
Jseph p. Caldwell OF lrede Thomas A. K, Nelson OF Car
ter, and G recn Moore OF johnson Tennessee.
GA motion of John Wright. Esq.
Resolrsd that while thus convention looks with favor up
on all projects TO rail roads they consider them az
unayang if not nugatorv, unless North Carolina can de-
rive the aid which she has right to expect from the Ca'
ted States.
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VA ANTED, 'FRONT.' 30 to 200 bnsh
els OF CORN. Also, a Negro No.
mau that can cook and wash. For further
particulars epqalro Of the Printer.
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4 Southern lady, aged 81, has a.
bandoued the Shakers, for the pur-
pose of marrying Mr.. Benz. Bean,
aged Sl--Sho must be fond of dried
beans.
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Southern Wcaih.-A Nicksburr
paper estimates tho present crop Of
Cotton IF Mississippi, at ono hun.
bred millions Of dollars. The Cot.
ton crop of Louisiana, this year, will
he short, owing 10 the continued
rams that have fallen this month,
yet we shall be Disappointed if the
Sugar and Cotton crops of the State
do not sell for upwards of twenty.
five millions Of dollars. The crops
of many planters will yield from iii,
teen TO thirty thousand dollars each.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

The frigate L'Arlenisc, Of SO guns, has been much
admired by visitors for her fine model great neatness,
and the apparent efficiency of her and crew
Immediately her arrival this port, her commander,
Cheraler de La Place. intimatrd his desire TO inter
change national cvitles, but it appeared that Gene
raj Jackson, incensed al the tardy progress of the
movements against the Indians, had ordered off 10 the
South every regular fit for duty, including marines,
that there were not enough left at this station
to fire sal ute In this dilemma corps of civic
tery, under General Morton, returned the frirates
salute from the Battery. Ills Honor the Nlaror vi.
sted her the day after her arrival, and received
with salute L'Artemise, have already stated,
brought dispatches for the French Consul General
They may be conecned to relate to The re.eslablish-
men of diplomatic relations between the Two countries
The overture however has been anticipated The part
of the u S. by the appointment of the Hon. Mr. Cass,
late Secretary Of War; Minister to France. France
will of appoint Minister to the u S., and thus
will be efaced the last yestige of the difficulty which
had so nearly involved the two nations in bloody war.
We had forgotten to mention that on the "Gorious
FOURTH, LArtelnse fred salutes in honor Of the day.
and was elegantly dressed with the flags Of all nations,
the American standard being displayed from her forecp
galant-mast head.-N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
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FROM THE SOUTH.-OFFICIAL.
Extract from General Scots despatch to the Var Depart
meRt, of I'd Ju{y lS3G

"HEAD QUARTERS, Army OF TUE sourn,
.s,, ''f'ort .NhcheH, July 2, 1886
YER TO organize the service low as Irwinton, and to
put the osposable force Of Georgia after nearly doub
ing the guards en- the left bank of this river ha ndsomely
IN !e neo. am now but jus, emerged from the creeks
ana swamps 70 The South and Southwest The Geor.
gans moved in two columns, with three small ba,ni;ons
of United States Artillery, under Majors Pierce Iom.S
and Erring. l retained the immedate command oF nne
OF those columns and gave the other to Major General
Sanford. The two amounted to about 200 men. We
moved with pack-hoses, the country being 30 deluoed
with rain that wagons could accompany either column
shall be back at Roanoke tonight, (by means Of a
steamboat) where shall receive Gen Sanfords report
saw no recent trail of more than two or three Indians
which were directed towards this place or Tuskecee,
no doubt for the purpose of surrender.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15
TPHlvATE.

General Sonta .7nan 10 General FIisola
My Esteemed Friend and Courade: AS ain ignorant
of the period shall have to remain here. and you are
retiring into the INTERIOR wish you 20 send me Iny eQl-
page that Of my crmrade Alnonle, that Of Castrnn,
that Of Eunez and trunk Of my secretary Caro-, WHICH
is in the chamber, with those belonging to me- sending
confidential person with the muleteers and guide, WI"
will conduct them to this camp and delivering Lin the
road
arecomlncnd TO ynu TO comply viii! my official orders
respecting the retreat Of the troops rs early as is pos.
sbc. 1t necessary for the security Of the prisoners
and particularly for HAT Of your aFectona,c friend and
comrade,
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
San .Eucnto, .1pru 25, 1886.
To his Exceleney Don VICENTE flLAsoLA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

LEON DYER Aide. Camp and Acting Adjutant.
From the New Orleans Bee Of june oath, we have the
following which think removes
the apprehension entertained that the yrant of Mexico
would be permitted 10 escape
By an arrival from Texas, learn that Gen. Santa
Anna is still at Galveston Island, under close guard,
fears being entertained that attempts would be made TO
effect his rescue. The Texans little fearful Of an
attack from the Mexican army, and continue to watch
all It's movements with caution
Gen. Houston, it will also be remembered, is there to
meet him. having arrived at Galveston Bay about June
18th, with an escort of TO men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

this poinl aissmbarrassing myself OF some Useless
with the intention of tnkng again the Tuooa,s
the enemy; but in consideration OF your ~.
commu nicalun and the particular ccu''.I s r ~ Kin
nec,cd with it. and DESTROYS OF giving Plooi " y
I an Individually, we'll as for the prisoners
- rr,s',I.ocv speaks OF, am preparing 10 rePaSS
a rIn,ado and shall discontinue hostiiitieS uot F'o
Wv. "J vi ~ rcnew them by The eneiny. .,
Sanar,1, Guona Urea, and Ramirez Scsina, WIN
,; I;yis;ons are as have SAID beture, now uhiteu
r i,i me- Your Exceency knows we'll what the forces
~ ~ my disposition would enable 10 effect, and IS
orsenuenIy aware that cease hostile oPeratlohs not
wi,hstsndins my responsibility to the Supreme Govern
aent SOLELY repeat for due to your own
person. and 10 the peace Of the Republic On the other
hand am desirous of being assured that proper respect
is paid 10 your Excecncy and the other PRISONERS all u
which is observed the various prisoners oil The enemy
in my hands.
fIns,ilics huvng ceased as have told yoar Excel.
lcncy property also will be respected ana nothing TAX
en- which is not absolutely necessary Tor the army
Whe,e ,asre is any owner present shall be rrglons!y
paid for as it always would have been II they had no"
Abandoned and burnt the greater part of their hubatons
few wooden houses have been burnt and myself and
the Generals under my orders have been very indignant
on This account, Disorders Of this Kind are committed
by the bad subjects which wanting in armies,
ard had ordered similar transgressors in future |" he
punished with DEATH before received your Excelicncy
letter.
As your Exccllrncy informs me t5at you nave agreed
uprn IN arniS,ce with General Hoaa6n without inform
ing me of the particulars, have directed General Don
Adrian Wal! 10 inform himself Ut them, that they may
be mutually complied will &c. &c. &c.
San Bernardo, April y, lo3;'.
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lilIQoy APlII ., IUo".
VICENTE FILASOLA.
Letter from General Santa lima to Gen. fHascia


The small division operating "nder my immediate
command having had unfortunate encounter yesier-
day evening" The result has been lhal am p'Isnher o.
every possible respect. In consequence your Exceen.
cy will direct General Gaona to countermarch to Bejar
to await orders in like your Exce!tncy will
do with the troops under your orders You will direct
General Urea to retire with his division Guadaloupe
Victoria A provisional armistice having been agreed
upon with Gen. Houston, negotiations will be entered
into to put an end To the war forever
Your ExceIleucy may dispose for the use of the ar
N.Y. which from this time remains under your command
Of The SUPPLIES and funds which are at Meamuras and
Victoria indie pendent Of the twenty thousand dollars
which ought to be in tie army chest leaving Bejar
&c. DC. &c.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
san JAL.S1o, \ pril %, lS2G.
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This party did and have Soae TO yttaa 6ee
,rndored and murdered. In Baker county they .s
Su.s according 10 ON express which came g me
uhich zee hays hoard nothing from ls9E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-15

TIC Brigadier General Jones,
Adjulant General L. S. Army.
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HENRY WELLS.

nOCTOR BOYD, Member Of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons Ireland lately praci,acr in the city Of
London, his services the acledSn the treatment Of
His long experience and close attention 10 this class
q oomplsn his Peaar as and expeditions moes OF treatment
his extraordinary during long and extended practice and
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her in her operations what mighty efforts might expect Every
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ITIsAFACT THAT THERE ARE GOOD

MEDICINES hut 1t very doubtful wne.neI nefe are g
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THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
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What could Diana's motto be-
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The Oarisuet Of body derd the state efe blood
Acts xviii. XIII.
DIEEDIyC SOMETIMES IMPROPER

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NDERsON,S RHEUMATIC DROPs.-A cure for Il

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after trying remedy could hear Of without elect
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make what use of this letter you please
Your obliged servant
Signed a. THOMAS.
Brooklyn, l. L, January 80, 1886
Dear Doctor, My cons which tailed had plagued me
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many thanks Yours &c 1870
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