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A GLORIOUS SCHEME TODAY.
J prize of $4,000 prize of 1000
! 5000 ] l,.S7

and Of $1,000 each! :.
Tickets only "a 00-shan in proportion.
JGy-Emory & Co. will sell a package of 26 ticket
ia tins magnificent scheme for $i7i, Try your luck
Emory \ Go selling all the prizss. The grand ant
magnificent prize of 100, in package of wholes
was soldby EaIory s. o in Mondays LOTTERY.
p. s.-For prize packages or sAale tickets, nd
dress the old established house of Emory & Co., 9,
Office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY X CO., u. $, Lottery Agency
No. 9 Calvert-st, ID LOTTERY Office
1t from Baltimore street.
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YNNHE HAZARENFg OR THE LAST OF
n THE WASHINGTONS. Revelation nf
Philadelphia: New York and Washington in The wear
ioq4, by George Lippard, author of the Quaker Civ
&c. &c. Just Published and for sale nv
M 2t VIM. TAYLOR Agent
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EpAINBOW HOUSE,

IA LIGHT, OPt0. TIE MERCER-ST.
me public are respectfully Informed that thev can
De y, u y, sIis wan LfNHAVEN BAY OYSTERS,
anu all other Re ieshments al short notice
n5-3l' TBoMaS IAuES
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when the devil was sick, the devil saint would be
"hen Inc devil was well, the devil saint was he.
% NUNiCATION-SI954! The sixth
SapiIa prize Of 5 9i4, IN yesterdays Lottery, class
az, was sold at M.JUSEPH'5 office, 1874 PRATT
STREET, nearly opposite the Railroad Depot, and
next uoor 10 the Green House. ltt
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE
FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Professor j. u :. MONKUR, NJ. d., Theory and
Practice of Medicine
FOREMAN, M. d., Chemistry.
" BAILEY, M d., Anatomy.
CHAs. GIBSON, N. d, Anatomy.
"; #. WILSON, NJ. d. Therapeutics and
Materia Medica.
w; r. LEONARD, NJ. D., Obstetrics and
-, Medical jurisprudence
Dr. WAkEMAN BRIARLY Demonstration of Ana
tony.
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence ON
To DAY, I'd inst , and continue months
EeeS Tor full Course of Lectures 1852
mat'lcuiaIloh he,...,........ ........,.. 5
- P'"thn iee,,.'.' Observation-Disclosures. 20
demonstrators fee, Optional .....,., 10
STUDENTS OF Medicine can be received as Boardsrs
In apartments attached to the Hospital.
Address all communications to
n''eo@w e. FOREMAN, pean.
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05- UNITED FIRE COMPANY. special a,cf +
ing IF the Company will be held on FRIDAY, the
9Th il St, at O'clock P M. As matters of import
anGe will be laid before the meeting, il is desired
that there be general attendance
n5-2t Arr WILLIAM II. RICE, Pres,t.
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MNANCY GOODS.
IL FREDERICK FI6KEY g. SONS,
NJ. ID n TrTE6 1'u0y

: WVVDSs
III FREDERICK FI6KEY g. SONS,
No. 400 BaLTTEORE.ST
Have received nv late arrivals from EaroBe, com
plete assortment IF FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. &c. Looking Classes Snuff
Boxes and Perfumery; Woollen Goats and Spencers
for children; W0olen Caps, Comforts Hose and
Shirtsj Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, &c.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS
Patent Thread and Spool Cotton, Tapes SC.
Steel Beads, Bags, Bag Clasps sc.
AND HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT
Gum and Web Suspenders Girhing
Combs. of every description
Buttons do do
BRUSHES-For Hair, Cloth, Paint, Sc.
Razor Strops, lnkstands aud Matches
Powered Paper, Sand PAPER
Fancy Soap, Pins Playing Cards and
-. LOOKING GLASSES.
To which we invite the attention Of dealers. Our
arrangements are suca that we can offer our goods
upon good terms as they can be purchased in any
OF the Eastern cities, and our assortment is very
complete. n5-tf
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HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. The PRESERVATION of Othel-
10 by Mr.. Anderson was witnessed, last evening" al
the Holiday ST. Theatre, by crowded audience. He
appears to night as the Stranger. This is Of his
best characters.
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EpRONZED BOWLS FOR STOVES
Be lust received supply of BRONZED BOWLS,
enamelled nsidea beautiful article TO contain water
to put the top of Stoves for the purpose of render
ing the heated air of rooms agreeable and pleasant,
at IS els, each,
Also-Andirons, Shovel Tengs, Umbrella Stands,
Coal t1ods do Siiters do. ShOvels Fire Carriers sc.
Also-A geneyal assortment of ehamelled and plain
HOLLOW WARE at the lowest prices.
90 Call at the
HOU E FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS,
.r-. No. 10 North Charles street
opposite the Unien Bank.
nos C. e. WETMORE g. co,
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POSTSCRIPT.

BY Magnetic Telegraph Whig Governor
Elected. The telegraph was in operation short
time last night, and through it intelligence was
received from New York, that returns had
come in from a greater portion Of the State,
and that the Hon. John Young, the wing can
didate for Governor, had been elected by de-
cded majority over Gov. Wright, dem. The
wings have also gained several members Of con-
gress.
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New YORK ELECTION. The general election
for Governor, Lieut. Governor, Congressman,
Canal Commissioners, and local officers, took
place throughout the State of New York on
Tuesday, and we have the following returns
reported through the telegraph to the Philadel-
phia US. Gazette, Inquirer and Times:
10 the city of New York the majority for
Wright, democratic candidate for Governor, is
about 5000. In 1874, we believe, it did not
| exceed $500 The maoritics in the several
wards are as follows:
The Second ward gives lac majority; and
the Third ward 600 majority, for John Young,
the wing candidate for Governor.
Slas Wright, the democratic candidate for
Governor has in First Ward 800 mai; Fourth
1909 ma6 Fifth 80 maj; Sixth 1850 mai Sew
enth 2O7 maj; Eight Us maj; Ninth 500 maj;
Eleventh 600 maj; Sixteenth 280 mai Seven
teenth 800 mai; Eighteenth 800 maj; Twelfth
800 maj.
In the city the whole democratic Assembly
ticket, including Mike Walsh, is elected with
one xcepton-AlexaMde Wells being defeat
ed.
Henry c. Murphy, (dem) elected to con-
gress in Kings and Richmond countes-demo-
cratic gain in place of a native.
Henry Nlchol, (dom.) elected to congress in
the Sd (clty) drstrct-a gain in place of ma
tive.
F. A. TaImadgc, (whig) elected in the 9TH
(city) district-a gain.
b. S. Jackson, (dom.) elected in the 9Th dis
trct.
Oneida county is reported, by telegraph to
have given John Young, (whg, ior governor)
1900 majority.
Albany city gives Young GIL maj.
Troy gives Young 600 ma
Westorvlieto gives Young $50 maj
Syracuse gives Young 397 maj
Rochester gives Young 225 maj
Auburn gives Young $50 mai.
lthica gives Young 800 maj
Buffalo gives Young $50 maj.
Cayuga gives Young 800 maj. great gain
Scattering returns from 81 counties and dis
tricts have been received, on the strength OF
which, the wings claim the governor by at
least 5 900 majority,
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90 CHEAP PRINTING and PRINTING OF

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every DESCRIPTION, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Ofice ol the Clipper, I34 BALTIMORE ,sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any Other
flee can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. BATTERS' BILLS,
Rail. ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
indeed it ia needless to enumerate, as We pos
sessed Offacities with latest styles of type and
andspendid fOrdoing work. in eveTystyIe,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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e. HEPPARD A. LEAKIN.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jel2 ON No. IL CORTLAND ST
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CITY DESPATCH POST,

a NEW FEATURE
THNO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, Lot
n ters can always be mailed for the South and
East, IL leit at the office oil The CITY DESPATCH
ten minutes before A. M, and P. NJ. for the East
ny I'M arrangement, letters which would otherwise
ne 0elayed, will be sent to be mailed in time
NORTH STREET, jarvis Buildings.
h'-ol X. II. FORD, Agent.
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COON YEARS PATEHT SUBSCRIBERS,
w on consignment and for sale by
FREDERICK FICKEv b SONS,
oW No. 800 Baltimore St.
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% II. j. STANLEY, from London, can be con-
~ suited daily, for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spna
Diseases, and all Nervous affections at his Office
corner of Cove street and Burgundy alley. m22-6m
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nY- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route See advertisements ie26.d
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1886.
CLEARED
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Emma, Baile, FROM Demc rara, ballast, to n
Hooper Left brig ST. Mary, White, from BaitimorE
wi tn loss of deck load.
Sehr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, FIN Philadelphia md [
to John w Brown.
Steamer Cambridge, Turner, from Cambridge.
Saw nothing in the bay, bound up.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, froa Norfolk. Saw no
thing.
MEMORANDA,
BaFque Lawrence, Holmes, cleared at Boston f.
Baltimore ID inst
Bark Leda, Ruark, from Baltimore. arrived az Nj
Orleans 9Th ut.
Brig Helen, from Boston for Baltimore was 4
Holmes Hole Goth uII.
Brig Salvatore, Sabati, date of Baltimore, now
New Ortans,l cleared the latter port 26 IN It, fo
Kingston, Jam,
Brig Cen Pnckney, Gayle, for Baltimore ARID II
Charleston LIST inst.
SChr sarah Mara, BramhalI, from Thomaston foiI
Baltimore, ARID at Portland 30th ut.
schr Hanover, Dennison, for Baltimore, sailed ros
Portland 3elh ult.
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nVERSEER. Situation wanted, by a middle
" aged man, as overseer-he is thoroughly
q4antrd with his business in every branch what
ever, and can come very highly recommended.
Apply quit kly at ~ 49, #,'--r' .
,..-', LIZ. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ms No. 10 Exchange Place,
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The MusEuM-The Debu! of Mr.. Ros rs. This
gentleman who has been so much talked about late
ly as beautiful reader of Shakespear, will make
his first appearance upon any stage this evening, at
the Saloon ofthe Museum. He appears in the fourth
act of the ''Merchant of Venice" and will sHstain
the arduOus and difficult character Of ShyIock. The
debutaR is printer, and is we'll known, not OF y to
the croft but 10 the citizens generally as most nve-
terate slammerer Should he succeed, il will be an
extraordinary instance of mans overcoming the
obstacles of The entertainments Of the
ing VIII conclude with the favorite comedy of "He'S
NOT n MissD
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MARRIED


For London Ship Mississippi, with dts patch.
For LiverpOOl-Ship Republic, with despatch.
For LiVerpOol-5hip Manchester, 10 succeed th|
Hargrave.
For Belfast, Ireand-Ship Washington with desp,
For Liverpool-Ship Susan L. Howell, with I'D
patch.
For 1avre-Ship Alexandria, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, with despatch.
For Havre-French barque Balochan with do
patch.
For st. ThOmas-Brig ADELAIDE, with despatch
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NJ EMORANDA,

A CARD. H. w. TILYARn, SURGEON DE-,
- fist, NJ W. cor. of EUTAW and LOMBARD
. hEEI9' O3l-3m
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FINE OYSTERS. MIR. James, Of the Grain
bow House." Light street, has received from
LYnnhuven Bay, a lot of the finest oysters we
have seen, an: we understand he has entered
into contract, whereby he will BIO kept con-
stantlY supplied with these delicious Shell-fsh
during the season. They are the best article
Of the oyster kind that comes to this market,
aud can always be had in their purity at the
RAINBOW House."
TREASURY No1Es. The New York Tribune
says that the Mechanics Bank Of that city has
taken ) o 900 of the Secretary's new Treasury
Notes at is per cent. discount, They were
paid to a customer of the Bank, who was per-
mitted to deposit them at that discount. A
Washington letter says that the Secretary of
the Treasury has in preparation 100000 of
Treasury notes for the New Orleans market.
They are to bear 2-5 per cent. interest
FOREIGN FRUIT. The Boston Daily Mail
says:-No less than four vessels-threc from
Malaga, and one fiom Hnnte-haye arrived at
Boston with raisins, &c, since Saturday after
noon. These cargoes, added to the previous
arrivals, make up quantity of loreign fruit al
most unprecedented in this market
BIRTH IN A MARKET WAGON. An unusual
occurrence happened in market wagon in
Fifth street, in Cincinnati, a few evenings since.
The farmers wagons stand for numerous
squares side by side, in this street on certain
evenings previous TO market days. On this &C.
cason quite little stir was seen around one
particular wagon. The cause was ascertained
to be the birth of a fine child belonging to the
wife Of the owner.
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TAR RoNAN AMrHITHEATRE. This new and beau
tful place of amusement still continues its onward
prosperity. The inclemency of the weather for the
last four nights has only in slight degree decreased
the number Of the audiences. The admirable man
ner in which every thing is conducted-the rapidly
OF the scenes, one coming Immediately after the
other, and the exclusion OF all improper characters,
has made it the most popular place of resort in the
city; and so ii will continue long the energetic
propretors literally for the qualification of
the community. The superiority Of the entertain
ments we have often spoken of that we deem
any thing more suPelfluous. The lovers of Eques
trpnism will rge for themselves.
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90 CITIZENS AND sTRANC Frs who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases. Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cakt
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
d4te, at his Old Established Store Waters cd door
from Calvert. ap8
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Holm w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTRY
% FAYErrx ST, adjoining Assembly Rooms jslls
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bsneks 81 - gE0w c. q - spoh
he Ssafh MF. !. n0ald ansAtE 80
rrnslsman; III these fsrsosies ssFs bnaii
- Government. his might. y same -
arrs. bs sur. hai hey Hsie hai.a. -
- 6oFennnral. has - ia8itssssa CART.
price; sal whzt sort Il ! - aasli o.
- IL Saalh - give thrm better Fooas
Ear s.ne.fsgssh ihe prize thet fsEna~nls
p~iaf air :. sid II has very saEFr. -,
rs gxseslral f,iEa. frssn Seulh LaFasina
shouia iees such deep rrgrrs1sl Tie pros.
perisy u NrS Englsni. II n shnaRhs
that New Eaglasd was getting Fleh upon
manufactures, II would aarlse him - -
hnuss and u likewise !. u io.lnw The =.
ample. and grow itch alsn. The gsnlle.
man sad thai the planters &c ne South
we're wnEkinglhe whole yearioF pFufl a
i; lnnr o. Eise per cent, While The lnannlac-
urers n New Englsnd were getting Tor.
IL ar ity. Was II not IRE country
Mho gave New England eSela.iss pri'-
iisges! Why did nol the South engage
! in the same forty or fly per- cent bust
nrss. inssead al working on o. four or
fves wh~dia n"i they cOmmsnee with
caarse fabrics. made frnm their own cut
TIN. iasl As New Engiand hal done to-
fire lhemi But new' England was nov
passing from that sage. sud g'"ng iniH
tie higher and finer branches u he South.
he was glad to learn, were uow enmraFn-
eng. True. they we're vel in The 4 u &
of The business :. they were in their IN
fancy they wanted The fostering care
and profession ri Government The IA
ritT an thr cnarse f.hrics was now for their
benefii.. New Englaad'w.uled il n" long
er on tie coarse. hut only on The high
and lner fabrics. in which they we're now
struggling with foreigners, WIN were en-
leaynring IN break them dawn by flooding
orr markets wiIl:thsse ar Icles al an under
value. hoping 10 Indemnify themssl, e.
for temporary losses by future exorbiisnl
prices. eXtorIed iron rs when American
competition is put down and destroyed:
! TO bs concluded neat week.
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Mr.. EBSTER..

We take the following . xa.ri from an
srlicle in the London I lme-. ~ the SUIT iect
of the a"sck. lately made ~ Cnngr S, up
"n Mr.. WEBSTER. From the first " have
I'LL that llst Proceeding Was to be famen
ted. tsam IT'S inevitable L. nlrnrr t, low er
The character OF the country IN the esa-
m"tion oil the world. and, ~ peru.ing The
extract whirh we now present 20 orr rea-
ders. We have been mortified in the re-
aec,ion thai there 10 in II 80 much of
truth: NM. IptsE
j" Unfortunately. The results Of thr.
fsischievous accusation " I'll not be L. rm.-
mated with the report al the com IN flee, or
she declaration of Mr.. NEBsrra's mo
eence. The logs, however, viii laH not
BIZ Mr.. WEEsrEE bu, ON his country. H.
" I'LL be the smallest stuff. rer by lbfs I'm.
prfnciPied proceeding. A charge k,ch
hardly obtaned an hours earfeney ever
am ,ngst the mot vicious A snertrans. ant
when was ~ nEce cnn,era p,uouslv s~eu,.
I'd by Esfop", will no, lesve the shadpw
u s,s'u On the character Of this prss
state man. IA FAR as IL reflect, up n HIM.
" will he forgotten before II Is seluted.
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CALIFORNIA AND MR.. WEBSTER.

We find The suhjo,ned interesting state
msnt in the Washington correspondence
Of the 3" Nor,h American H.w e. the
particulars Of the statement may be ac-
cnra,e, We esnnnl cay; but that iwss NJ.
Wehslrr's purpose. m 1912, under the
sancuoh Of The then P.e.Ideni. 10 obtain.
nv peacsstlr ce.sinn Gom Mx,c,, HE
Par Of San Fr-ncsco. aud ,ha, his put-
poe va. made known TO I.ard A.hburIan
aud Lord Aberdeen. and ne. no opposition
"a those quarters. We believe IL be entire.
" true. We doubt, huwessr. whether
any formal prop 's'tau w~s la,d before
The two houses. 'Fhe rate OF things in
1912 was 10, Favorable io'a united action
Of TIE different hrsnches oil the govern.
nens on such's suhiec. Nal Int.
Washington, June II, 1916.
.Thsre il no Dob Mexica owes near
~ TN mi'i'u.s of 'i"sl-~s - gs.,..h ran,-
tal,sis, and they have looked ioi The argue
stion Of California u The means oI re mn-
nera,ion, when all others failed. But that
o mortgage OF lien was given upon il l.
unw.rlhy ot any confidence. Ederd. =,
is contrsdtc'ed by facts within nv knew
ledge, which have .nsser reached the pub
lac eve. hut nav some day gn before the
country III amors tzug'bIe aud suihennc
form.
"Durngihe negotiations m The North
eastern boundary question. NJ. N.b.ter,
(as | am cfed'bls informed, 7. h-riing up.
on the immense impot,snrr thas a s.fr
aud weil-locsied h.rhof, like ths, ~ S.n
FIR mic" u..on The P4c fir, would he /,
tie future rOmmrrre OF a count,, ~ hen
our trade with he Eat Indies nd Chm.
became more xte"ted, aud zee ing the s,.-
vantaets Of naval .la'i n on that CO.'S, =,
sub itted Ia Lord A .hb"r,un tAat The gov.
aroment II the Unitsd STATES would MO-
ba1iy enter rpan neg liza i'm with M1x-
ico Tor The porrhsse Of roruon Of Cal :
fur"is. aud Gngi nj should not ,nter,n;st.
any "bst4cIe.. Lrd Ashburou snsaer
ed, he had no IN >irucuuns a. Ia his nnln' -.
n"t anuc,pa iut il /" b. raised, a.d attLe
Suggestion OF M. Webster he woe %
the Ed uI Aberdeen tor advice. The
reply was esteemed ssu.f.ctory. l.oro
Aberdeen sdinnting tnatthe Unit.d Sta,es,
III regard TO lis commerce, should have a
pott on the Parifc. and conferences we've
then held with Mr.. Almonle. the NJ xican
minls,er. A fr,t he Jerlmed /, receive
the suggesi"n. but gradually gave va,
TO the weight Of Argument aud inIur. :
ment which we're presented. Finally Mr.
Webster succeed.d 81 fer 10 tl,p.e j. IT.
nal n'go'la.ons a. 10 lay ,be subject be.
lore 'hr committees on fo'etgn rrlsiivns
oil .he lwo H.,u.es." &c.
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We find in The Issi I" Standard" the
following sentence:
But WHIT .halI say Of" Old ROUGH
and h""dy" (Ge". Ta,l'r!l believe no
"ne knows whether he Is Wing or .
D"marr~t," &r.
/" the ntx' column but one, there is N
'r"c'" from tia, decided Drmoctaac"
print, the R'chw"nd Enqu,.t RUE 90.
] ct of which rs |" d pr cia,c Gen. Scott,
'n'he eootse OF Which tie mIIouu"g ssu-
sr"ce appear. proving pretty clearly. tha,
nl~ knoaOa what p"th,csi .ennmests The
cbivorous fayIo' en,ertai1.:
e" h" were Taylor, aud Rinprold, and
Mcintosh, aud May! Whn were ,hev,
bat Hhissf Ttue, genuine, HENRY CLAY
"HiGs. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02
Camnaigaagaiasi lisxieo.-A Wash.

Campaigaagaiasf Iis1iea.-A WISH
iagion letter as:
Some idea may be formed of The extent
Of the contemplated operations against
Mexico. by estimates which ire being pre-
pared ~ Ghc proper Office. for The iollow>
Ing msansnf transportation: 2100 wagons.
1000 mules. 6.Oa0 horses, and 400 oxen.
These facIs speak stronger lllaaany com.
meni could make.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02
Officers far Regimen, Tho .,

UHlcer8 fdr ReSiment.-Ths .T.S.sn-
dard' s'ks u> iotxptan how n t., hat
G"vern"r Gr.ham appoints The OtIicets
"I the F"luuh-t Regime MT To he raised in
this STATE. We understand hat the Gov
rrn"r srts according 10 HE mns, approved
Precsf'ents 10 such msuess. Had D,atl
heen ordered, he would. If course, have
.eEec ted the officers ri the Rcg,nen, from
those slrs adj, in cor miss,un. Bur Toiun.
te'rs .t.nd on difersn, footing, and no
'e.ts k@s'lf antho izrd 10 accept the
<er''ees, even ola p"vat- cnzrr. il no
deems HIM r0mptte,t. h. Gil thu highest
Command ma Eohniser Regimen. All
the prece.tftns winch bear upon the ques.
ion. sustain the Gosernoein this DECISION.
. Register.