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AEOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTUkE1. In
I'VE Offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that il is no quack
remedy to all diseases is it recommended as
cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
cept of the late DIR. Moore, of Phila5 ephia and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be found useful in the Incl
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
fit from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary as
trial of ii will be sufficient recommendation afits va
lue as remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
nl2-G No. lS2 Baltimore street
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NAVAL The u S. ship Columbus arrived
at Canton on the 28th December.
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FREIGHT TO PHTLADELPHIA.

The Freight Trains of the
Fss2ssssssSSks a. %s Philadelphia, Wilmington and
e ssssszsss5 lsAAs Baltimore Railroad Company
.s5Sar now running daily Except
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia
R3-MERCHANDIZE, SC, will be received at
the depot corner Of President and Fleet SITS, every
day Except Sundays) until O'Clock, P. NJ.
p3- All articles must he accompanied with me-
moranduin, shelving the marks, destination Il name
of censignee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for cay places (where agency esa6lished) must
be PAID IN advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
dlS-tf A. CRAWFORD Accent
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VI FIRES IN WORCESTER COUNTY. We learn
Pfom the Worcester Shield that the Bucking-
,lam Academy, at Berlin, was entirely con-
spmed by fire on tile 18th inst The meat
Iouse and dwelling of Mr.. M. Carey, at Snow
Hill, took fire on Saturday last. The meat
Rouse, with its contents was entirely destroyed,
put the dwelling was saved with only slight
Manage
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II Gov THOMAS TRIAL. The trial of Ex-
|lSovernor Thomas, of Maryland, has been
Postponed by the Circuit Court at Washington,
Until the LIST of May. The suit was brought
Try Col. Benton of the Senate, and is a public
prosecution for the alleged libel contained in
pamphlet by MIR. Thomas, against his owr'wife
md the family of Col. Benton, with whom
Mrs. Thomas was staying at the time of her
marriage.
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ITEMS OF News. Carroll County Court
commences its Spring session ON Monday, the
9th of APril.-Five ships from London and
Liverpool, with full cargoes, arrived at New
York on Thursday evening. Blout
committed suicide in Philadelphia on Thurs
day by taking arsenic. -The Welland Ca
nal will be open for navigation on the LIST of
April.-The funeral of the late Mr.. Holden,
editor of the Saturday Courier, took place in
Philadelphia on Thursday. Abraham Car
rler, aged 20, son of John Carrier, was shot
last week in Rockingham county, Va, by a
gun in the hands of Nathan Hannah. 1t was
accidental.
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Y
" EMITEAN BLINDS. The subscriber mas
v now on hand and is constantly manufacturing
his superior VENETIAN BLIND :, of the very best
style and finish. All who wish first rate Venilian
Blinds will 40 well to call and examine before pur.
chasing. Also on hand, WINDOW SHADES;
STICK BLINDS; PAPER CURTAINS, SC. &c.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, 4S N. Gay-st.
fe2S near the Odd Fellows Hall,
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Cheap Book Store, Isl Pratt-st.,
mh3-eo3w next to the Railroad Depot

HpOOkS, STATIONERY &c. The sub
hD scriber offers to the public general assortment
of PAPER, BOOKS and STATIONERY, which he
is determined TO sell at very low prices
Cap. Letter, Wrapping, Tea and Envelope Papers,
of different qualities; Paper HangiDgs; fine assert
ment Window Bin DIS; Bonnet Boards; Steel Pops;
Quills; Ink; Pocket and Desk WRISTBANDS; Pocket
Books, sc.
Medical, Classical and School BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS, of every description, on hand
or made to order at the shortest notice.
Miscellaneous BOOKS, very cheap.
&c Country merchants particularly invited to
examine the stock
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
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SATURDAY MORNING. 1916.

FROM MExIco-.4m,tsing Reports. Advces
from the city of Mexico TO the 2lst, and from
Vera Cruz to the 2sth ult, have been received
via Havana. There is no news of Importance,
and nothing further in relation to Mr.. Shdell
1t is ramored in Vera Cruz that the U. States
troops had been repulsed from the banks of the
Rio Bravo, but late Vera Cruz paper gives
contradiction to it, but states that great prepa-
rations were making at Matamoras to repulse
them There were several American vessels
of war at Vera Cruz; and three sloops of war,
recently arrived, and brig were at Sacrihcios
names not given.
The most amusing article we find in the pa
pers is an account heralded forth with some
Pomp of several assertions at the Rio Bravo
from the American to the Mexican Army! and
the editor winds up with the assurance that
number of Dragons and several officers were
ready to come over, and only waiting for ia
vorable opportunity.
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NIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
HV Agency for the sale OF Levi Browns, Bayley's,
Henry's, and the Congress Diamond pointed Gold
Pens, having just returned from the manufacturers,
am able to offer a choice assortment of the above
Pens, wholesale or retail Persons in want of a
good Pen will please call at
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S,
Matchmaker and Jewery establishment, Water
street, second door from Calvert, and make selec-
ton, fri mh24
#DENCIL LEADS! PENCIL LEADS!!
IL Jackssn's Superior Pencil Leads, received this
day and for sale at
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S Jcwelry Store,
mh24 Water-st End door from Calvert.
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PRICE ONE CENT
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

"HERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for Gononhe, elects, Structures Sc
mina Weakness, pain in the Lons, affections of the
Kidneys; also those pee uliar affections wheh ARISE
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if no,
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body, This. remedy will also
cure ImpOtency, and every symptom of
SECRET DISEASE.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Baltmore-st., 2nd
door from the coner-right opposite the Police Office.
BE particular in observing the name on the deer
and window, or you will mistake the place.
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IEWELRY. A large assortment just received
80 consisting in part follows: Gold Rings; Pins;
Keys; Chains; Ear Rings, Studs sc. Also, large
assortment of gilt Jewelry-for sale by
ELIAS HALE, No 324 Baltimore street,
mh25 | door east of Howard ct.
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HDOCKET CUTLERY. American manufac.
IL ture, of superior quality, for sale by.
mh25 ELIAS HALE, 324 Baltimore street.
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EHANS. On consignment and at reduced prices,
~ for sale by
mh25 ELIAS HALE, 3e4 Baltimore street.
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NOODYEAR'S GUM ELASTIC PAPER
" HOLDERS-A new article for counting house
and office use. For sale by ---.
TURNER g. NUDGE,
mhl9 3 South Charles ST.
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IN ARD LAMPS For sale at manufacturer
H prices by
mh25 ELIAS HALE, 324 Baltimore street.
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EORN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FATErTE-sT., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-ly
NNILLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIB
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No.. 4 N. GhY-ST
Gentlemen 3 Razors set at the shortest notice. ais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-25

CIVIL WAR IN ILLINols.-For six months past
sort of civil war has been carried on in the South
part of illinois, the Ohio river. They
posed of body of Regulators and of citizens opposed
tho operations Of the latter Lately in Aiassac county
the outrsges the part of the Regulators have been
to, the person elected County Clerk and Recorder Mr.
Carmichael, equally obnoxious, and against him and
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court the vengeance of the Re-
gulators appears to have been especially drected-as
also against every who did not join hem who
dared express opinion adverse to the proprety Of
their proceedings. They range the country through
visit the houses Of unsuspectng and peaceable
and otherwise numerically treat them Many Of those
who have fallen under tho ban Of their dspleasure have
been forced to fee from the country, and when this il
done, property IL sacrificed under fictitious process
by arrangements between those who connected with
the Regulators.
nifty have been prescribed The present
In the Legislature, Mr. Enloe whose only offence seems
to have been that he was elected in opposition to the
wishes OF the mob prescribed and his life threatened
If he returns to the county His aged father, against
whose honesty breathes q suspicion, has been
driven from his home and from the county. The clerk
Of the Circuit Court-a having large family, chief
Clerk of the County Court and Recorder-the Sheriff
and every justice civil officer who has dared to raise
his voice against the mob have been also driven out Of
the county.
The fact that regulators have organized companies in
adjoining counties, prevents them from suppression by
more peaceably disposed citizens The sherif's posse
has been routed, and the regulators triumphant
In the of these lawess transactions, deeds OF
violence have been perpetrated upon and women,
the mention Of which chills the blood
These circumstances call loudly for the Of
the Governor Of Illinois.
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Superior Court.


Dec. A-John Brower Us. Geo. Whittaker.-Ths was
action So the amount of promis sory
note II grew out Of the dissolution Of the Croon a.
ter Insurance Company, and was precisely simsr to
the case tried before the Chief Justice Tuesday
and involved the same questions Of law. verdict
taken by consent for plaintiff, subject to the opinion of
the Court in Danc on case to be made. For plaintiff
Mr. Taylor
james Brisbane ps JOSEPH .adams-This was an nc.
ton Of rover to the value OF three printing
presses, used in engraving bank notes. &c. The plaintiff
and person named Dursnd, carried the bank note
the plaintiff retired sold out one Of his share
which was o halt of the whole and took mortgage on
Dean his agent to manage the quarter still retain.
ed Dean and Durand removed from Ann street in $40
or 49, to premises in Wall street. hired from defendant
They subsequently became indebted to the latter for
rent he ssued landlords warrant and distrained the
goods the premises The defendant resided in Bata
VIA in this State and being from home at the time
no account Of distress; but sale was subsequently
postponed At the instance Of Dean and finally was
ranged that II should go on and that Adams should pur
rangemen the sale took place. and Adams purchased the
presses for 500 In short time after, the 500
dered TO him. together with 50 for the Of the money
and demand made him for the presses He refused
to deliver them up stating that he mad purchased them
on his own account
The defence set up was that there was no such ar.
rangement as alleged by plaintiff, that defendant should
purchase IN the presses Tor plaintiff Thee Witnesses
were called TO prove the defence who s stated that
they presen. at the SALE and heard such ar.
rangement There a second defence, namely that
even If such arrangement made, it was Illegal be-
cause il made between Dsane who was the agent Of
plaintiff and Adams; It was, therefore, commended
that peane had 10 authority to appoint sale agent
Upon this last ground nonsut was asked for and de-
MED. Verdict for plaintiff, $3.50.
For plaintiff, Msssrs. Detnarre and Gerard for defen
dant, Messrs. Wynsns and Hoffman
John Clark James Brooks.-This as an action TO
S2l2 the price Of some pictures alleged to have
been purchased at an aucti,n sale for the defendant
After the testimony was exhausted nonsuit asked
for and granted
Deimonies w. The Mayor and Commonsiiy of the Cay
Of New YorkIn this cause, which was reported in the
Herald Of Wednesday, nonsuit granted on the
ground that the making of sewers by the corporation il
public duty, for the discharge of which It IL necessary
to employ agents. and the Corporation liable for
the omissions or neglect OF such agents under the
law, IT'S bound 70 employ. The remedy of party ag-
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This great sheet, the best affair Of the kind ever
issued, can be obtained at the desk OF our Office
for six and quarter cents per copy.
1t is emphatically pictorial history Of the war
illustrating the battle grounds, seges and points
attacked and captured, from the taking of Mata-
moras by the army to that of Tampics by the
navy.
| The illustrations are arranged in tho following
order:-
First Psge-The Encsmpmsnt Of the American Army
at Corpus Christi; Battle Grounds Of Pslo Alto and Re-
SAGA do ls Palma IN accurate likeness Of General Tsy
ior who communicative American oress N tnoss est-
Vega, taken prisoner " the American Army and Fort
Brown opposite Mssmoras, being the next sncsnpmsns
Second page-A scene In tho Battle Of Resscs Dc Ia
Palma. before the capture of La vega; scene repre-
sentng General Parsdss and his Cabinet receiving the
account of those battles from wounded Msxicss sol
der; the Bombardment Of Mntsmoras Uncle SANS
moras; Brother Jonathan and the Mexican General on
the Rio Grande View of Camargo, looking North
and Plan Of the City Of Tampico
and the position Of the United states army before i'd
vancing to it's attack Plan Of Monterey aftert cap
Harbor OF San Francisco Upper California the Gold
Mines Of Dolores. New Mexico svew Of Santa Fs, and
Fourth page-Map Of the Field Of Operations In Msxt
co, Scene in Santa Fs; Mexican Ranchsrcsi Plan q
Alyarado and s FsrtiAcauons; and New YORK Ffrsnsn
Fifh page-Ths encampmeut Of Colonel Steven
sons volunteers Governors lsand-Presentatton OF
Bibles to Col Stevensonh rcgimsr3-an election scene
in New York-scene in the Park on last 9Th Of July
view OF the Monument erected TO the memory Of Tho0aa
Freeborn the noble politicians reading tbs HeFd
and politicians throwing dust In the eyes Of the people
previous TO election
of the Park Fountain fashionable religion In New York
View Of Chatham Square on ln Of Msy-reter Funkism
in New York-Mock Auctioneers and their victims-
Trial OF Spencer for shooting his WfeJsck the Jank-
msn-Practica Amalgamaton In New York-Omuibus
racing In New York-Cherry and Fair Star-snd LcASsrs
reading the Herald at the Tombs.
Seventh page portrait Of the new Pope--A por-
trait OF the late rcpe--A portrait Of konge, ths
German Reformer-Charies Kean in Rishard the Third
Miss Mary Taylor in LA File du Regiment ~
Herr Alexander Committing suicids-0reat Agricultural
Eighth Page View Of whitehall, Staten Island
Ferry &c; The Dsnssusss piernoise In The 20 Pas De
Fleurs; Packet Ship Henry Clay ashore the Great
Britain before she altered the Great Britain after
she altered the Great Britain ashore At Dundrum
Bay; and the wreck Of the Steamer Atlantic.
We think all will admit that there never has
appeared more interesting sheet than this.
Ii is in fact daguerrcotype history Of Ame-
sica, and Of all incidents of importance that
have happened for the year past. As pictorial
history Of the United States for tho year 1885, IL Ia
an admirable thing to put in the hands Of children
and young persons, particularly in the holidays
when they expect something of the kind.
Agents will please send in their orders.
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Three Irishmcn were killed on the 2ls inst on the
Lowell Railroad, by the falling In of embanknsnt.
Their names were Arthur SPRING James Hurley, and
John Sullivan.
Lowell 10 to be lighted with gas.
The amount Of flour Boston at present 10 estimstsd
at $50, 900 barrels.
supper was given at Pittsburgh to the printers
among the Pennsy volunteers also by the Masonic
lodge to their brethren in the ranks.
The price fixed by the Cunard steamers from here 70
Liverpool il a. follows: From Jersey City to L.
verpool $40; from Jersey City TO New York csnta
The wings in Iowa have elected ell the ocsr Of ths
House. in which the three independents hold the balance
Of power a. we'll the joint vote Of the legislature
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Z. y. District Court.
Before JudUa Rata

In re-Mchoias Lucian Metxger alleged TO be fugi-
i've from Metzger Is charged with having com.
mitted forgery in France and claimed BY the French
Consul under the Convention signed at Washington py
NJ PaRet on the part of the French government and
MT Calhoun, the part Of the United states fugi-
i've from justice One OF the grounds taken by Mezgers
counsel is that the alleged crime AZ all committed,
Committed between the time Of signing and the rat
hcaon Of the that ground he insists that
the Convention not in force until after It's incation,
and the prisoner cannot DO held
Mr.. TiLLou YVES heard yesterday on the part Of the
French government and Mr. o. Hoffman on the part Of
the prisoner. The argument VIII be resumed next week
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any Of them See letter of the Secretary of War to
Gen Kearny of the 9th Of June 1896 copy Of which
with the papers sent to the President in the
solution of the House Of Representatives, Of the 10th Of
December 1s46. WI. MARCY.
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES, De-
cember %, 1e46.--No. ~. The United States
plaintn error Bank Of the United States The ar.
Gument Of this continued by Messrs. Cadwa
lader and Sergeant for the defendant In error.
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IMPORTANT PROM SANTA rx.

The following letter from Santa Fe correspondent
s dated Oct 26 and shows the dangerous position Of
traders. The failure of General Wool to proceed 70
chihuahua, and the utter neciency Of Col Doniphan,
and their property to be sacrificed, and perhaps
Capt Burgwin with his small force All accounts from
Santa Fe, which have seen, in pronouncing
Col Dphan wholly unit for the post he holds He has
neither energy forecast decision of character There
lack of discipline and sctisn Santa Fs which be-
:" An express reached here q few hours ago from
Socoro town about 200 miles south of this point with
letter from the American traders calling on Colonel
Donphan to send troops forward for their protection
A letter, written by Mr. Aul one Of the traders hes
been shown to me by our sutler, MIR. Rich. This
letter states that there from IL to $500 Mexican
troops at FL faso and that those troops could within ur
days. reach the camp Of the American traders who're
there one hundred and twenty wagons, with mer.
chandze to the amount Of $500 O00 All Of this property
here are standing still. doing nothing does there
appear any disposition the part Of our commanding
otcer to act promptly in the matter Captain BurgWn,
who is in command Of the u Dragons, about 20 miles
from this place. the intelligence reached him.
packed up Immediately and in few hours he was on
compsnd about 200 Dragons. His men are but indN
ferenty provided for making the march; but he y
who stops not at tes His promptness ind soldier
like conduct this occasion merit the warmes appro
baen. II We had such man for our commander, thin
would 60 of much more smoothly here
Mr.. Rich has just shown me another letter frei
Messrs Owens and Aul in which they state that Meas
Msgufin. Doan, McManus, Ginfallis and Vsldeu, he
all been taken prisoners and sent to Chihuahua Thf
gentlemen are traders also We all anxious TO mo
to III Paso, and from thence to Chihuahua; but, un
existing circumstances, we have no hope Of being q
to do anything for ourselves country. God or
knows what will become of US Do justice to Capt
Burgwins gala ntry and patriotism''
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THE CAPTURED TERRITORY.
The Secret Instructions to our Generals and
C0mmOdOrss
&C. &c, &c.
THE MILITARY ORDERS.
yU.p nrpAprArNr

wAR DEPARTMENT,
December "a, 1896 !
Sra: In compliance with your request to be fur
nished with all the information In the War Department
IN rerard to the objects Of enquiry embraced in the
luton Of the of Representatives Of the 18th in
sapt have the honor to report that the
papsrs (numbsrsd from to twenty four) contain all
the orders and instructions which have issued from this
espsn%sns 70 any omcsr ~ inc 20 the
portion Of the territory of Mexico which has been or
might be taken possession Of by the navy Of the
United States" They also furnish all the information in
this department in relation to any form Of
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From hs Secretary Of the Navy Commodore Stockton
tcosrIpENTnL
UrirrD STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT,


From the Secretary Of the Navy to Commodore Stockton
tcoHrrDENTnL1
UrIrEp STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT
Washington Nov. o, l94s.
CoMMopoaK: Commodore slost has arrived in this
with the copy Of your address to the people Of California
which accom- panied IT, The department 10 graiHed that
you joined the squadron before the state Of the
dore health rendered II necessary for him to renquish
his important command.
The difficulties and ombsrrassments Of the command,
the subject OF the with Mexico and in the absence
Of the Instructions Of the department, which followed
those proceedings, justly appreciated; and Is high
ly crafty thst much has been done in anticipation
Of tnc orders which have been transmitted
You will, without doubt have received the de patches
Of the 18th of MAY last addressed to Commodore soat
and now send you, for your guidance, copy Of in
ructions to Commodore Shubrick, Of the l7n August
He sailed early in September, In the lndepen-
dence with orders to join the squadron with the least
hoist red pendant Ifyou prefer you may hoist your
pendant the Savannah and return home with her and
the Warren.
The existing war with Mexico has been commenced by
her. Every disposition felt and manifested by tho
United States procure redress for the in
plants her part in the spirit Of peace and Of justice
which has characterized intercourse with 70.
reign nations. That disposition still exists and whence
the authorities Of Mexico shall manifest willing.
ness 10 adjust unsettled points Of controversy between
the two republics and restore an honorable De ace
they will DO met in a corresponding spirit.
This contamination II not 20 be expected nor Is our
national honor TO be maintained without vigorous pro-
secufon OF the war our part. Without being ANNA
ted BY any ambitious spirit Of conquest, naval and
military forces must hold the ports and territory of the
enemy Of which possssson has been obtained by their