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From The N. o. 1ropic.
STILL LA.ER FROM The ARMY.

STILL LAnER tkHM Inc htAA
The Gaireston .lrrired!!
The Galveston is just in. having lei'
Brasos Santiago on the evening ol'he 18Th
We hasten to lay the news 10y her before
our readers. 49,,
From the Galseston Civilian Of the l5th.
On The morning of the 18th May, Gen'
T,ylor and bis staff. with the guard that
had brou III down the lraIn, &C., started
for his camp. He was met by an express
q few mines from Poin, Isabel, informing
him ,ha, 5000 fresh troops had arrived IN
Ma,amoras. 2.U00 of which had crossed
over. and 100 more had crossed the KIo
Graude a, Barrita, near the Bocachlca. no'
more mans miles from Point Isabel. Gen
Tavlor returned to Point Isabel al once
and made preparations 10 leave the mex
day with such forces as were arriving
Pie steamship Galveston landed 4oo In
fantry tReguIars and Volunteers;) tht
Aus1sta landed about $50 +; Capt. Price
arrived via Padre Island from Corpu!
Christi, with his company of ~ tnounee
Rangers. They reached the Point on th'
141h. The Telegraph and James L. Ia!
will doubtless land their troops aniounnnt
to. upwards of 5000 at Point Isabel on TN
I4,h. Great credit is due 10 Capt: 'ere
miab. Smith, of the steamship C'Fclnnati
and Cant. R. McBaber of the Monmouth
for the skill, energy g. promptness' shoWl
| in Management, OF their boats IN tfaDsPof
ting troops and supplies across the bay d
the Brasos Santiago. I'm,
Sen. Paredes is az the head oil lo,oo'
troops, on his way 10 Ma,amoras. II ma
possibly be hiatt fresh troops arrived a
Matamoras, in the advance division ol nj
army. No doubt the enemy. were full
advised that Gen. Taylor had left Ior Poin
Isabel, and their plan isto try and cap
lure him on his return, whilst a slron
force crossing above, is 10 come down upo
his army. Gen. Taylor appeared 'highl
pleased:with the intelligence; forsince tn
war has opened and no mistake, the e1
citement, and activity attending operation
oneps new era TO bis vigorous achieve
meuts, and. all have marked how muc
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better he looks than when confined the
mastery inactivity ofthe Corpus sr'stl
campaign
TIE FORT.

Tho Mexicans have continued their
firing into the fort opposite Mitmoras,
nearly ever since General TaYlstefl the
the works.
The brave and gallant Matr Brown
died on from a wound recsed in his
thigh by the explosion of one olhe enc
ny's shells. His wound was y consid
cred dangerous, but as he waPlaced IN
one 'ofthe bomb-proof burrowsinortfica
ton ensued, fronslhe want of tsh air.
His death is deeply deplored bshe army;
his intrepid conduct in foiIin overy, at
tempt Of The enemy to redut the Fort,
prepared them in a measure efanlclpaie
lhe result of these conflicts vsA our brave
army. The strength of the 1 and skill
with which il is defended, is mprehen-
sible 10 tho Mexicans, and ,dsed we'll il
might be, for they have thrGa upwards
of l400 sho, aud shell into III works, and
every morning they presenting same aP
pearance-our less has beei0blyswo or
three in the Fort. The coaant practice
tho enemy have had in fps at 1t, has
taught them The proper bea1ia 10 give to
their guns, and almost evert shot falls in
the works. The For, is IeveT idle. and
the rumpar:s and dwellings ,fsMalamoras
exhibit ruins as pIsinly as hoe Of a hun
dred centuries, when gaping aorth theiI
lamenlalion Of 10 and behoh what dess
olalion is here.
The sloop-of.war. 81. Mays arrived
from Pensacola on the l0lh.;sh sleame'
Mississippi ON the 18th iromNera Cruz
The Bainbridge is of the no Grande
enforcing the blockade. Thaschr. I lir
sailed for N. Orleans on the Rh.
1t is stated that an e*pedilio1Ss 10 be sen
Ivy boats ofthe squadron to akeihe towr
of Barita, 16 miles from ,hemouth of The
river, where there is millFy force.
Gen. Vega, is the Col. Vaa that wa
captured by the Texan forces athe slaugh h
ter of San Jacinto. He was also al th'
Fall Of the Alamo, and is ,tape and ac
complished officer.
In a POSTSCRIPT oflhe PicaYbe, we fne
the followlnS;-
The Mexican army was soeonddent o
victory that every preparatiSn had iheo'
made to celebrate il; but all lJheir prepar
ations fell into The hands of ,hs.Americans
In their fight mauy oil, the bexicdhs tool
10 tho river, aud were drowned in their. al
tempts TO swim il. ei,.
Gen. Taylor reached his camp he after
noon of The action. Leaving there wit
his whole force. he startled thsshext morn
ing for Port Isabel, and arrived there tn
evening Of the 10th wilhouhlnolesla,ion
The morning Of the llh hsslarled bac
from his camp opposite Malameros: w
need not say that be and hissarmy are i
The highest spirits- :=ss1
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corresnon1enee o he Tropic.

s - BRAzos SANTlAGo, May 10.
Since nv last (not rcceived) we nave
ID ,wo arrivals. the New York and brig
M;Ilaudou. The last brought the news
,ha, six STEAMBOATS, with four thousand
yolnnreers were about starting when she
,ef, This news made US most cheerful. as
,.n conlJ no, have lheE expected Inc re-
swI, ,ha, has since yaken place with our
troops. w., rr,,
nv Gen. n, contents 10 US unkno"h' pu'
MINOR would have ii, Vera Cruz was 10
have been bombarded. Judge Of our sur
nurnr;se then when al day light on lie
,nnrn;nr of lhe Slh, after the whole squa,
d,on Falmouth except"d) appeared on
o,r b.rbor.-The Commodore had not re
co;ved the dispatches FROM her but was
;oIor,ned a, Vera Cruz. that the MeX'cans
had marched e or 7,UOO troops across 'y
land 10 assist General Arista IN 1ohtPp'ng
Gen. Taylor. ,.o,oh, ror,
wisely ,ba, his presence here would do
cone ,ood in the way of re.inlnrce menls'
f.J,dIv was he welcomed, as General lay
lor,bad marched ovt The evening previous
20 meet and conquer the enemy 'ah'he
with, him twenty-five hundred men, ,esai- s
s,ore ;ncluJed, with TWO hundred and MY
,o.ns loaded with ammunlllons, proVi-
sions &c, which the Mexicans were no
doubt apprzed of as the teams hau aeen
loaded ever since Monday last, aWa'tln E
the orders for march al mo'ne"'
Cen. .T. lei. Poin, Isabel with little over
four hundred men TO defend 1t. MAJOR
Monroe, commanding here, sent requlsl'
,;on 10 Com. Connor for as many men as
he could spare, as we heard firing about.
y NJ. Of the 9th, which continued with
h,, l;ule intermission uutil dark. Com. C.
eentashore $50 men, and on the 9lh' q OF
soO more. which makes this place strong
enauoh TO withstand an attack against w.
Rel;eye me when say there was TN
u.o.,es, excitement here all the Afternoon
che stb, as we could plainly near tn'
capnonadirs from-the tlsin o'Sa'"el NJ MIA,
On The evening of the Slh'Mr' MUTE q
and MIR. Bacon volunteered 10 60 auu nn
out The result o.r h,.ck bo
came into camp gave a history VI. VI. ~ y
fight, which was about slme' 5ou'; as u
kad run away aud ,lettlis .eam' ne wa
po,,6elieved. ~ - D D
Ag3 p. Ms, of 9th. .MessIs. NJ and d
fetuxned, and stated asiG!lo%s;s ,ag ~, ~,
sT.Ihey. .gol 10. Gems I;aylors ptesel y M
camp, sixteen Inlesfrom here Al o4f'i"
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From N. Orleans. Pieayuas. lIay IA
ARMY AEEAIRS.

THE Alabama This seakship did not
ge, of last night, owing to.Es utter I'M
.iII'eE wiii sa:i;4 q iiii;;;;saa Iii
five full companies.
Present to Capt. Walker.--A number
or gentlemen members of the Legislature
and others. have procured fine blooded
s,ecd for Capt. Walker; OF ,he @ eSas
Rangers, as a testimonia OF inc esteem
they have for his galIantry AND address
The present will 90 to PoiutIsaheI IN me
steamsbip Alabama. Thisais as it should
be. The Captain was literally dismoun,
led by the loss of his horses, se'erai ol
which were shot under him. lie is bold
daring. intelligent officer. and deserved ihe
compliment thus bestowed upon him.
A S,tord, for Capt. WaLker.--A SUBJ
scriplion for sword, to be presented TO
the gallant Capt. Walker, of the Texas
Rangers. will be opened at The CONNER.
cial Exchange this morning.
among the several volunteer companies
from the country which have recently
arrived in the city on their way to The
Rio Grapde,, there are several OF our edi-
,orial brethren--all good men and true.
of The number. we have hadthe pleasure
of meeting Dr.. Norfis. Of the. Bayou Sara
Ledger: MIR. Green, Of The FelicIana Wing
and Mr.. McF arlaid, Of The Plaquenline
Gazette all, who in their civil capac.
i,y have done the Slate some service, and
in military capacity are also prepared
to play au honorable part.
Troops on the Moue.-We understand
that The sleamboa, Sea will proceed 10 Tie
Barracks at daylight this morung in order
TO lake on board three companies OF Col.
Marks Regiment destined for Brazos ct.
Jago. We are lold that the volunteers
could be sent forward more erpediliously,
could knapsacks be obtained for lhem'
Spirit ofthe People.--Among the ten
ders of service made to-day 10 The Execu'
live of the United States, are a rifle com.
pany from Harrisburg !; the Patterson
Guards, from Philadelphia and l29 men
from Baltimore Washing ton Union May
Is.
Love and Glory.-K gentleman from
Iberville married a most lovely girl, and
in Two hours afterwards MARCHED with the
volunteers.
A rich planter Of Fast Feliciana
was engaged to beautiful young lady,
with no dover but charmes ard virtues;
he reluctantly left her for the frontier, hui
being desirous of securing TO he' his estate
he induced her follow him To- The CITY,
They were married. and 10 a (s~ minutes
she returned 10 her new hone, and ne
proceeded with the volunteers. glory
attend these hero husbands, end love ana q
bliss 10 welcome their return.-N. o''eJ-
tsrsonian, May, IA:
The Hon. Rober, Wickliffe. Jr., Charge
, d'Affairs of the United States. at lu,in
: wa, married on the 9Th of April, 10 MIS-
, Josephene Van Houton, of Rnttendam-
, a lady of rank and fortune. Inc mar q
:. riase s as celebrated in the chapel o, W 10
; Prussian embassy, al Turin, by the nev ev
; Mr.. Bert, pastor Of The Prote''an' hesS
' tions. 5r-ES a5
: Thes,ean mill at AIgonac, Michigan
s formerly owned by Tucker-tS Danlel
: was burned down last week. Aoot
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Commons, that they submit o.,hs Boar; J.
the propriery Of makias.a special acknoW.
ledgment towards him." = ~:
In5pursuauce of the last recommenda-
ton the Board adopted the following reso-s
Resolrea. Tba, this Board is fully
sensible of the valuable and generous SER.
vices rendered 10 rhe College by Professor
Twiss, in conduciiug tie Bursar's Depart.
ment since January lastis and infcolsider-
alton thereof, they hereby tender TO that
gentlemen their cordial thapks;an the
Secretary of this Board IS dreeted SO TO
communicate 10 Professor Twiss.','
The Report was coneurred in by the
Board.
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Ebe a0perttse
EDGEFIELD C. H.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1916
NOTICE.

DThe ciizena of Edgefeld District, dis
posed'to sustain the Government, in the viso:t
rous prosecution. Of the War with Mexico, ,ale
requested TO assemble in the Court House, on
Sale Day next, al IL O'Clock. =. IS
. JOHNS. JETER,
w. BROOKS, ~
F. w. PICKENS,
JOHN LIPSGOMB,
F.. II. WARDLkW.
N. L. GRIFFIN,
S. CHRISTIE;
,, A BLAND.
EdsefeId c. H., May &C.. u
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The Volunteers foy Mezieo.---The members
ofthe Volunteer Corps about to be organized
at this place, are earnestly requested to.altend
at the Court House, on Sale Day next, to trans
act particular business in relation to the com.
pany.
As the required number has not been entire
ly filed out, and as ii is desired to have the
company as large as possible, the list will be
open for signatures until Sale Day, and ON
that day,
Tie gallant young men Of The district who
are desirous of sisnaIizing themselves in the
service Of their country, are the .efore invited
to come forward aud enrol their names.
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Brazil.-A letter from Araeaty dated
Feb. 20, received in Baltimore. gives Sas
distressing account Of the, sufferings Of the;
inhabitants of portions of Northern Brazil:
from drought aud consequent famine. At,
leo many were dying in the streets Of
want, daily. and the deaths were SO num-
erous tina, the amount mortality. could
not be estimated. Flour was selling at
S24 pei bushel and biscuits at 4Sacenisia
Mound. 81. =fsias f..gi5.s.i.5 I;
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Thes,earn mill a, Algonac, Miehlgan,)
formerly owned by TuckerG panlels,
was; burned down last week. Aooll
$1,000 worth Of lumber was also consumed
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There will be meeting of The Log CreekT.
a. Society. a, Pleasant Grove, on the First
Sunday in June An Address will be deliver.
ed by DIR. H BURT.
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Public Meeting in Columbid.--A large
aud enthusiastic meeting Of The citizens Of,
Columbia, took place on Tuesday,. at
which Gen. J. J. Caldwell presided. 80
A report and resolutions were adopted
expressive of the justifable nature Of The
war in which we are engaged, and the viii
liugness Of he people OF South Carolina.
To respond 10 any call that may be made
by their country Oh their patriotism. e.,
Col Elmore addressed the meeting in
an interesting speech. I3all- l,..-.,.
The meeting was also addressed by
Messrs Edmund Bellinger and B.K.sCar-
ro. The resolutions were enthusiaslical-;
ly adopted. !. -. 8
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JAS. D. BLANDTNG, Secy.
Board Trustees S. c.. College

Kersha,0 Volunteers.-It is. proposed 10,
raise in Camden volunteer corps. under.
this name for the service Of the ccanlry
wneneverrequired. A.considerable NUM-
Der Of names are already upon the roll.
Journal. .>s5s
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We are thankful 10 our able Representative,
Mr. BUT, for.tIle receIp, Of important public
documents, aud for many other kind attentions.
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We tender our sincere thanks to Mr.. Key,
the editor of the Journal, for his promptness
in sending rs an Extra containing the news of
the late glorious triumph Of our arms on the
Rin Grande
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Co.lon.-Onr Hamburg correspondent un.
der date ufthe 2}d inst. says: 80 III, g
"Tho past has been an exceedingly dull week,
ana very little of this article sold In the early.
par, of the week there were several planters,
in, endeavourins to make sales, but the offers offers
made by dealers we're greatly below, their ex-
pectalions, and the consequence was, that most
of them left thel Cotton unsolds In the pres
sent state ofthings ! omit quotations, with the
remark, .tha, the few sales made ranged be-.
tween 81 and Z cents, and i would require: AZ
fine article to bring over the latter price. Our
market is well supplied witt, Corn, " Iiich is.
held at so cents, although we have been ;ine
formed thaliicould be purchased at 75c cents."'
Reporledi DeatE IF The King Of Franes.-The
souihern.Palr Of Saturday last states, that
Passengers, says tic Baltimore American Of
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;. Welcarn from the last Noknsaiaeer, that
Mr.. Wells has retired from the editorial de-
par.ment Of that paper, on account of i'll health,
and that he has been succeeded by Mr.. e. F.
Townes, Of Greenyile village. t,i.t 90.
Whilst we regret that faithful and able
sentinel has been compelled to leave his post,
we welcome his succe ssors inlo onrranks, with
n right hearty good will, and trust, that he may
prove himself. in every way equal the high
and responsible position he has now assumed
before the public. " E4t
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The Fire at South Hadley Fatls-S7o,
600 of Property destroyed.-The larsr
and valuable paper mill belonging to the
estate Of Howard g. Eathrop. and that oi
D. & }. A1nest with tile grist-mlll situated
between them, belonging TO The estate "l
the late JOSIAH Bardwell, at South Hadley
Falls, were wholly destroyed by hire on
Wednesday afternoon.
The value of,he Howard & Lathrop
mill and stock destroyed; capnot be Tar
from 35 or $4,000. There was-insurance
on the mill for Sl0.0U0 al the Worcester
Manufacturers Mutual, and S35OO' Sc
cured only the day befnre at the Croton'
in New York. The mill contained eight
engines and TWO machines, and had been
leased Ivy White & Sheffield, OF New
York, who have lost stock to the amount OF
SI,500.
The Ames mill contained twelve engines
and three machines, turning out about iwn
tons of paper per day. The loss, including
stock, cannot be less than $40, 900. on
which they have insurance, at three offices
IN New York, to the amount. Of Sl7.500.
The grisi mill was valued at S3OoO-
n, insurance. About l75 opera,ives have
bon thrown out Unemployment by this
dissler. and, added 10 the heavy failures
which have recently taken place in that
villtge. this last seems 10 be finishing
blowlo lis prosperity for some lime to
come Springfield Mass J Gaz. Thurs
dag IS e.. s '.sl.s'-.:.s .,..s
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This Invaluable medicine was prepared
from an extensive Practice OF several years
in a bilious climate, and is never knewR to
fail Of curing Fever and Ague, or any of the
above diseases. t.ss ssz
It is equally eliectual for the cure of Liv-
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liver; also enlargement of the spleen, called
Ague cake, and the various forms of bilious
Indigestion. These, with the other varied
affections Of such climates, arising from
common miasmal cause, are only modifca-
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Residenss of bilious CLIMATES, emigrants,
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Each bottle Of medicine is accompanied
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From the Hon. WM. A. FLETcHER, Chief
Justice, Supreme Court Of the State OF
Michigan. ANN ARBoR, Feb. 18th lS42. Il
Mr.. EDwARD BfNGHAM: s.g.,s
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Relieving that the general use Of this me-,
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RTOTICE is hereby given thar there has been
lv petition presented 70 the commissioners
Of Putnam county at their last session, and the
same will be presented at their next session again
--prayine for the alteratlon on the Wijliamstown
state road; viz. beginning on the south east cor
ship, in said county, thence west on the section
line till on the southwest corner Of said section
thence norfh on thecounty road until Il intarsects
the said road again Oct 20, 1876. a
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JUNCTION EXCHANGE.
WILLIAM SMITH

TEAS taken the Hstsl formerly occupied by
III W.K. DAGGER, at Junction, Paulding Co.
and hopes to receive libesal share Of the patron
age Of the travelling pr6ic. He will spare no
pains t. aecsmmodate his essests as well as the
productions Of the country will admit, and % se-
care their csmfort and eonyenience when at his
hsuss. junction, April
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ADMINISTRATION 4 NOTICE,

KIOTICE Is hereby given that Nicholas Me-
u NJ C0nnell was, Al the October FERN Of the
court of common Pleas Of Putnam county, appoin-
ted Administrator Of Jahn McKelvy, deceased.
October s9, l84o. NICHOLAS MCCONNELL.