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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
GEN. JAcKsoN's LETTER.

To The Editor Of fhe Union:
SIR:-Being informed ihst The Hon.
Henry Clay Of Ken,ucky. in his public
speech 81 Nashville. yesterday. alleged
that had appointed the lion. Edward
Livingston Secretary Of State when he
was . defsulier aud knowing him to be
one. I feel that I sm justified in declaring
the charge TO be fslse. IL 10 known 10
all the ronniry that the nominsiions male
by the President 10 the Senate. are refer
red 10 appropriate committees Of that DO.
dy, whose duty IL 10 10 inquire into The
character Of The nominees, and that il
there 10 any Evidence Of default. or any
dissssl,fy,ng circumstance existing .
gainsi them, Q rejection Of the nomina.
ton follows. Mr.. Livingston vas .
member Of the Senate from iha state Of
I.ouisians. when he vas nominalrd by
me. Can Mr. Clay say tina, he opposed
The confirmation of HE nomination, be-
cause he vas defsullet! lfso. the Jour
mails oI the Senate will answer. But his
confirmation by The Senate 10 conclusive
proof that no such objection, IL made,
vas sustained. aud | am satisfied that
such charge against him could no. have
been subslantiated.
| an also informed that Mr.. Clay
charged mo with appointing Samuel
SwsriwouI Collector Of The port Of New
York. knowing iha. he had been an as
sucia,e OF Aaron Burr. TO this charge
il is proper tn say that l kae~ Of Mr..
Swsrtwou,'s connection with Aaron Burr,
precisely a. I dad that Of Mr.. Clay him
self, who il the history Of the times dId
M, do him great injustice was .fAr from
avoiding an association With Burr when
he vas a, the town Of Lexington IN Ken
lucky. We, Mr.. CLAY was appointed
Secretary Of State. aud may say conf
DENLY With recommendation for chsrac.
ter aud fitness not more favorable than
those produced to me by the citizens OF
New York in behalf Of Mr.. Swartwou'.
Mr.. Clay, too, at the time Of his own sp'
poin,,nen, 10 that high Office. Il will be
recollectrd, was directly charged through.
ou, the Union with having bargsined fo'
! il. and BY none was this charge more ear
ne.,ly made Than by his present associ'
i a,es in Tennessee. Messrs. Bell and Eos
Fser.
Under such circumstances, how con
,emptibls does this demsgogue appear
when no ,leseen6s from his high place IL
tho Senate, aud roams over the country
retailing SANDERS against the living ant
The dead. -
Iiermitsgst August is. 1870.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Gen. jackson and mr.. Clay.
a great Wing Festival was held a
nashsiiis. Ten. On The l7Ih 1liimo. u
shieh he citizens % lhs ssrrosnduns
states attended in large aanbers. Dele
gates we're IN s,iendsnce from txenly.
three states. and the ~hols number 40.
semblsd vas sariously sstinsled Il from
loriy 10 sixty thousand. Among olher
distinguished individuals was The Hoa.
Henry Clay. whose ssleadanss had been
prrsssd uPon him by an invitation sign
ed BY some three hundred LADIES OF Nash.
vile. or course Mr. Clay delivered .
speech, . copy Of which ne have rscei-
we'd. and intend placing II in the columns
Of The Recorder aexi wrek. In The mean
lime We publish the following letters.
which have been brought forth by an
observation made BY Nc. Clay. The
Standard. and other administration prints
which ne have received. appear 20 be
afraid 10 trust their readers with .he
whole matter. and therefore publish only
Gen. Jsckson's letter. We do NOT choose
10 follow their example, being satisfied
that neither The Wing cause, nor the
fame Of Mr. Clay, has any thing 10 fear
from IN exhibition Of both sides OF the
question. In relation TO lhe matter we
shall now only observe, that the default
OF Mr.. Livingston 10 very large amount
was fact known 10 al The country; and
Mr.. Swariwout's connection wilh Aaron
Burr, though perhaps never proved, was
fully believed by many individuals. We
do not know tina, the gull, Of Aaron Burt
~as ever proceed, yet few believe him in
nocent. Dragging up from among ex.
plodcd calumnies, The faul charge Of bar
gain and corruption against Mr.. Clay. Is
humiliation which We were not prepsr'
ed To expect from person who had Gill;
ed The high Office Of President Of ths
United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

An error Of some consequence occurred
in the FIRST number Of ~ Plain Talk, !"
published in our paper Of the eth ult.
in the paragraph near the bottom Of The
third column Of The first page. Speak
ing OF large quantity Of corn purchased
BY the Go,erumen. and sold a, grea. loss,
il is said that i, cos, " from dollar and
half to two thousand dollars per bush
eli" the word /" thousand" was put in by
mis,,ke in correcting. The word pro-
pcrly belongs to the preceding paragraph
The cost Of the supplies enumerated. IN
GLIDING transportation, buildings. DC
was "upw ards of two hundred and six
~ thousand dallars," instead Of 1.-TWO
hundred and sixty dollars" as there men
toned. A friend directed our attention
to this error, and we hsslen to correct H.
lest some rabbi Loco Foco should seize
upon it as evidence to susiais him IN MS
Oft repeated efforts TO discrodit the lie
corder.
Another error occurred 10 the SAM
paper. which j, may be as we'll !" cor
rect. The address Of Pre,iiea. Monroe
on tie occasions of presenting to Gen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

A TkIErTE.-1'hs dslsgsiioa from
Hs1fy. ~ Ihs Grs.s SoaIhssasrn Con
seaaion. ~ss preesded b. large banner
bearing o cauees and 6aished lkeness Of
ihe lsRssled Hpgh 4. White in The sel
II resding his Lesler of Resignaiion %
lhs Senate 81 ihs United Sisles. To the
night 81 he Porrsis we're ihs following
lines:
.Fer lhs ssks Of place. viii nsseI
erings 10 poser. You have instructed
me 20 do thase things ~hieh. snsertain
ing The opinions do. | lear ! wauld no
be larRissn inr. either in This sUrid or IL
lhs nexs and practising nPoa The ereet
| have long pfaisssed. | hereby tender q
yau my resignslion II the trust eonhdrt
10 me as one Of the Senaiars of ihe ftai'
af Tennessee 10 the Congress Of The Unii
ed States"
On The reverse IL The bzaner wss paint
ed an urn. ssered 20 The honored dead.
This touching memrnio exeried univrr
cal remark. and as lbe line moved by u
hundreds Of heads were inrolunisTily On
covered Is they passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
Mr.. CLAY'S REPLY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Your surprise. l am quite sure. will be
as eres, a. mine was, on the pesusal Of q
note, signed Andrew Jackson. addressed
TO the editor Of the Nashville Union, and
bearing date on the ls,h instant
The circumstances of my present visi,
to Nashville are well known here. de-
rl,neI repeated invitations 10 attend the
Couvenuon holden on the l7.h instant,
and fiaally yielded to an unusual appeal,
with which I was honored. and which il
would be tifficuli for any man to resist.
| was called upon tn address the Con-
v-n,;,o. In VIA, terms Of respect. and,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
Nashville, Aug. 30. 1910.
GEN. JACKSON. AGAIN.
To ihs Editor eftGs Nashville Union:

Tsi as Editor Of tls Nashville Union:
Sir:-I have just read in the Banner oi
,hi. day an arucIe addressed by Henry
Clay, Of Kentucky. to the public; the
object OF which is evidently to sxculpase
himself for The cslumnious assault he
made upon my character and 'hs, oil
Edward Livingston. deceased, in his
speech TO the multitude on Monday last.
In .he Nashville Wing OF last Tues
days date. The paper solecsed for the
publication Of Mr.. Clsy's speech on that
occasion. he is reported TO have used the
following language" He referred TO the
appointment Of Edward Livingston Is
Secretary Of Stale al time when he was
defaul,sr, bus said he presumed the
President did not reflect sufficiently upon
the tendency such an appointment would
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Religious Reriral. A camp meet
ing. Of the Methodist E. CHURCH, IVES
held gre miles south. west from This
place. commencing on Friday. the
asth uit. aud closing yesterday, the
9TH inst. Ill dsyss We understand
that shout two hundred and forty
converts. made q public profession oil
religion. That their whoie life may
continue in accordsRce with their
profession, is the sincere wish OF eve-
ry we'll meaning man.
Grems6orough Poi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
FROM MEXICO.

We have received by The Norma
Havana papers to the Goth ui,,m"'
shjch contain accounts lrom Mexico,
brought there BY the British gun brig
Sea Gull. on her way to England
With $500. 900 in specie.
From these accounts il appears
that. af,or IS days skirmishing in
the city of Mexico, the insurgents un-
der Urrea, who had ottaiusd possess
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Propositions are making for a grsa,
Wing Festival. 10 be held At Cumberland
Gap. oaahe 10Th inst. by citizens Of the
states Of Virginia. Tennessee aud Ken-
lucky. A eo.~i,,se vas sppoiaiea by
The ssHmi,i,e Of arrangements. TO pro-
vide qaaaii.y af :. beans. pork. bacon,
cora. oats, bread stuff, &c" for the ae-
eonmodaiian OF persons who wers una
BE 10 bring Supplies Cor themselves. A
resolution vas adopted requesting ali per.
sons whs may attend the meeting not 10
bring any ardent spirits on the ground
during the continuance Of the celebration.
BAT 10 use hard cider alone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Black C0ckGde Federalisn.-Wc
learn Irom The Pilot. that ssnuei
Csshmsa. sha. during The last var.
said be ahoped 10 God rsrry Amsri-'
can sho rrvssrd thr bRe hIta Canada
suuid leave his bones thsrr. hss bren
appointed q Receiver Of pabllr Mo-
nies-a Sub-Tressurrr-by Martin
Van BARN. This shows. ~hateser
he professes, shsi kind 81 Democracy
Wan Burrn possesses. 40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
REPUBLICAN WING TICKET.
Elseteral Tlekst.

, RI CHARLES M.DONEIL. q Burke,
: Ca. JaMEs wELLB0RN, a. NIlkes-
i plyID EaMS0UR. Of Llaeaia.
4 DkyIO r. CALDWELL. u Rowan.
Z IAugs MEaANE. e casssli.
Z llsa. ABRAd KEKciIER. " chalhsm.
= IO;lN B. KELLY. 81 MoaEr.
or. JAMES 5. SMITH. a orange.
: CHARLES MANLY, a. Wake.
"a Col. MILAN q LONG, Of Haiifa1.
,I MdLialM ". CHERRY. % Bsriie.
N THOMAS 3. JONES. e PsrgBimans.
Il. gsIsiAil COLLINS. o. Washington.
=. gaNES ". BRYsN. Of csrierst.
s.. DANIEL o BAKER. af Neu Hanover.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Ice Of The osSsFnmtht House, esptius
lated, aHa syaeualFd tLs elil, Che par
~ e frrsideni BuEtamfhit thus re-
ilihi1s The rsIus q G0EUFnmeHi. UF-
Fsa bad asd. and " whs hal knswa
aAat had hreoms q hin Or Il hia
frishd Gomrz Fsrrias. Hs irssPR
had dispersed is raFisus dIrreslsuz.
sllhoagA By he esPisaisll0a. they
SIRE 10 msrrh oal villa the hanors ef
war. and nons acre 20 be maiesied
fsr ths roaduet they bad psrsssd.
" u. Cozrier 4 Rssnrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

The Exploring Erpedifion.-Ths Sa'
lem (Mass. Gszeue says tina. the ship
Lydia, 81 that port. hiss dispatches from
The Exploring Expedition. The Win.
cennes. Porpoise and Flying Fish. lefs
the Bay Of Islands April 9th. TO survey
tho Fejee Islands. The Peacock, ~
Sydney, New South Wales. March 18Th.
had nearly completed her repsirs. and
was about TO JOIN The squadron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Indian Murders.-We regret 10 see
ths, the Indians have again been com.
uniting ravsges in tho Southern part OF
Georgia. Several persons have been
murdered. and many houses burnt We
understand tina, the Governor has order
ed gu. troop, to proceed to the scene Of
devastation. Fayetteville Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Nd sarPrising.-li sesms that G..
nrrai Harrison is in bad sdunr Nth
The English every whrrs. u sss .
hired slsndfrtr from Engisnd that
iirsi POT In eircaisiion theslshder that
Grn. Harrison bad voted In favor 81
selling wbilr mra for debt. II b nal
q Ill sDrprisiag th.i the BRITISH
should entertain 40 iasinribie hatred
90 ihs old hrrp; Tor be gave ihrm some
nost awful drabbings. Raj. Star. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

f !, I'AE'Vgh Gsa. JsSup) de ne
81 voted 70 hin sO@s ysars before By
eengsszs, 10 dated s26lh Febsusry,
ISIS ]. should have bssa Is2s-Mr.
Monroe was nol Piesidsnl IN 1915.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

lastlistiens, Bat hsEs FtFTstsnilae he
sEa psttiahs q he leaders q he vnFlsps
iseiiuas ihai are shiisd u ihs Prsssnt WsT
sgtinst lhs PrihEiPlss q liss TsPsbiiena
cary. ! lsass - imPsEliai Pseise =
deisrmine whslTrlianca oughllo b plaesd
On lhs statements Of o esmagegue lh1a
reckless &c truth rnd deesnsy.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Nashville. Friday. 9Ia Aag. lsfo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Dreadful Saipnrsck.-The chip Flo
renee, Of New York. was driven by Z
gale upon the coast Of New F"undlsnd,
and GU, Of 81 persons on board about 81
10 said 10 have persisted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
Nhig Meetings.

The meeting ~ the Log csbin In Cha.
p.I Iill. win laks place on Saturday The
IsIh iassnl. Or. Smith. The Whig Flee
,a,,l candidate Tor This district. will adj
Dies. the people. Il 10 expected ,hs, ss-
,sr.I ,lsunrh Wings. ~La are able 20 give
reasons lm the isilh which 10 within
Ih,m. and .nang them The talented Sic.
RWnsr. oil be p'sssnt. Il 10 hoped the
srlirsn. ol,orsngs generally sill attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

BE always u leisure 10 do good; never
make busins an sIeuss 10 drelins ths
Offices OF humanity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

An,.liag 4siIl be held =, chs.ley r.
Fausen.s on Saturday the 20,h inst. ..
which the Wing candidate Tor Elee,or
sill address The people. Capt. Berry.
d, Van sren candidate. 10 10 expected.
will also be present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

r Those indebted 10 The Office OF
the Hillsborough Recorder. for subscrip-
ton, advertisements. or job work, are
earnestly requested 70 make payment.
Subscribers IN Orange, wso will not Dc
in town. will hare opportunities Of send
ing the amount Of their accounts. during
The County sand Superior Courts. by
some Of their neighbon.
Our thanks are due to the citizens 81
Orange for the large incresse Of patron
age which they have bestowed npon 10
daring The past year. IT, in addition'
punetusl,ty would be observed IN me pay.
ment Of dues. means would be afforded
By which we should be enabled 70 ion.
| prove che appearances Of our paper. and
osserwise make il nero worthy OF the
support 10 receives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

The Hon. s. III. Anderson. menbs,
Of Congress from Krn'ucky. died q his
residence on the llth ul,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
NOtice-To Printers.
September an

A PRACTICAL PRINTER who has had
N considerable experience in. conducting Q
Newspaper. desires to take charge oi news.
paper establishment, as prinesral, il North
Carolina. Georgia, or Alabama; he wos,ia have
M objection 10 associate himself ~nh any
gentleman embarked in the Printing kueiness
10 either Of the states last named, az be 10 We
~ sn,ioos TO plan, his person. permanently.
10 Georgia or Alabama. His poli,ies ere of
the lcffersonisn school, and. conse eosaiiy. at
war with many Of the leading measures ef The
present Administration.
UnexceptionaAls testimony OF good ehsrac.
ter can he adipced. Address "O. r. @, Htlls.
borough. North CafOiiaa." postage paid.
A PRINTER.
September, 1870. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
DEATH or Mr.. WILLIAMSON.

John G. A. WIllisuson. eco. Chasss
de Affairs OF The uniled STATES Cor The Re-
public Of venszuela. dird II Caracas on
The 7lh OF August. IN The 60lh year Of his
age. Mr. w. VAS . naive oi Person
county. in this stale. and was highly re-
specied and esteemed az . gentleman VI
talents and worth. A just and feeling MA
buie 70 his merits 10 gwen 10 an afhcisl
n0iies Of his death. Publshed IN The Ca
zrte OF VeneIuels.
The funeral took place on the 9th.
and ~ss attended by The Vice President
oi the Republic, nov exercising ,he Ex.
eeuiivs salhouly Of The stale. secomps.
MED By he members OF The D,ploms.ie
Corps. The Secretary Of State. I'll the of.
6cers Of The Government. and > great
number Of persons. foreigners a. well ss
citizens Of venezurla.
Death Of Timothy F7int.--Timo,hy
Flint. well knn~ Tor his literary writ
iinRs, died 81 Reading. Massachusetts
his birth place. on Tuesday, The ls,t
ul,.. o, The age &c 90. He left his resi-
dence on Red River. La. last May, ID
feeble health. hoping 20 derive benef
from The bracing air Of the North. He
came 10 his native place. where his dis'
order soon assumed symptoms Of asprs'
dy and fatal termination. lie wrote 10 hi,
family, tha, before they received his le,.el
he should be no longer among the living
which intelligence vas 90 taken 70 hear
by Mrs. Flint. TIA, she wss seized viii
fever. and died jus, four weeks befor
her husband. Me-. Flint 10 well know
on the other side OF The Atlantic. 40 vel
a. in This country. a. The author of vaii
o0s works, prisc,yally descriptive Of ih'
geography. resources and character Of ih,
people ol,he grea, West, or descriptive 0
scenes which have been enacted in ths
vast and Interesting region. which hsv'
given him a rank among the most dis
iiguished writers Of our country.
Richmond Compiler.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Indiana. returns show that
the Wing candidate has been elected Go
vernon Of The s,ase by . majority Of
.s,s37.
,0f fifteen Senators eieciei, IL Is ssid
Ia are Wings and ysa. In the House
Of Representatives. there are 70 Wings.
and 10 Vans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

Psgmoai.-Reiurus have been ressiv-
sd from about iwo.ihirds Of the state.
comprising I'D town. (which have given
"a Wing majority Of 9sls: clear Wing
gain since last year Of ss9s! The re-
.msining towns les, year gave majority
OF about 1900 10 The Loco Focos; but the
Wing majority in The stale will not be
reduced below 5000.
In four districts the Wing candidates
for Congress have bean elec,ed. Ia the
fifth. returns from six towns only have
been received, which show Wing gain
of2aa; tits probable. therefore. sha. they
have carried This dis,rie, also.
The Wing. have both branches oil the
Legislature by very large majoti'ies.
l.sler accounts make il quite certain
cha, the Wings have elected their whole
delegation in Congress. being a gam OF
two. ...
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W;Elfs HNIn0

Ez1- We take pleasure IN announcing
E 10 the public. shat the Ladies %
The Female Benevolen, Society intend
holding q Fair in ,hs Masonic Hall. oS
WEDNESDAY OF SEPTEsBER CouKT, lths
Iosh,l 10 commence ., o'clock Y. Nj.
Our citizens have been heretofore .
greeably entertained on such OCCASIONS;
and when 90 this is added the considera-
ton, tina, the principal Object IN REV 70
TO aid the Missionary Cause, we are sure
that the benevolent designs oil the Soeirty
will meet with liberal encouragement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10
weekly Almanac.
wU0a@sA19 AID l1RA01
FAsHIO ABLE
HAT AVID CAP WADEa

FA III u u n ID II Il
HAT AVID CAP WARES
HOUSE,
On Spcsnssrs Sfrsef, vert door 70 .uessrs.
Psui. eIlsains. 4 Co, Petersburg. Va.
- IN which will be found
large and well selected stock of
HATS, OF oil the various quail.
ties and kinds, as we'll ss CAPS,
- comprising the different quail.
lies. from the 6nest sea opsr 20 hairssSl and
seaiesto. together with fine merino and ccssss
wool hats. selected BY the. Subscriber in per-.
soa. from the manufactures. with great care,
and almost entirely for CASH.
The subscriber would not oniyssM the ct.
tentson Of those merchants who isfsRd. Pas-
chasing their Gall goods in Pstersknrg, To an
examiuatinn Of their stock, but also those wha
may pass through on their wss North. 90 he
thinks IL not likely they win meet with bet.
ter stock. or at fairer prices, taking iato con.
sideation the freight and a:.e ndant expenses.
TIE subscribes has also made arrangements
wiih the most approved and fashionable ma.
nufaciurcrs. 10 keep hs<a constan,ly sspphsa
with the hes, articles and latea. aylss for 70.
tail.
FRANCIS MAJOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03

QraGlERMasrEGs OFFICE MaRNE CoEs.l
Washington thy. Oct. ;, lsW
PROPOSALS viii liz received al the Office oil the
- Assistant Cuaermaser the Marine Corps philadelphia,
until the 10Th day November for furnishing atons 10 the
ncd Marines al III" follow s stations for the year Ell:
rsmoulh, New Hampshire,
ClarlcSnmn, Massachusetts,
BROOKLYN. l.. T., New York,
Phiad, pha Penns, vania.
lnSport Nnriulk Virginia,
Pensacola, Florida, aud
Wa.ln zion City, District of Columbia.
The ration Of pound and quarter Of fresh Bcri
ar three quarters pound Of Mess Pk eighteen ounces Of
Bread or Flour The option o the Government and at the rate
If six pounds good Coffee; twelve pounds Of good New
orleans sugar quarts Of Beans four quarts Of Ninesa two
quart. Salt pounds nj Soap aud and half pounds 81
po lp. Candies each hundred u Is understand
TIA, beef and ncck eScuded be delivered
required; such quantity he nj required TINT Tue lore nn NINA
nu,rs h delivered alternately h nd or flour shall ir q;
spcfnc quality. All The Articles 10 be- nn"Acconahe and ="
b., issued troops rNrSc the United taie- NJ
prupo endorsed "pr"pnal for Raions for ISL, and L.
b. g. f. Lindsay E>q, Assistant Quarteria,'cr
United States Marine Corps Philadelphia, Pa.
AUG ~ NICHOLSON, Qadrtcrmaarr
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