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ATTEMPT To KILL L. +. MARSHALL
The LOUISVILLE Courier says: 'Capt. Thos
+. Marshall made very narrow escape
with his life on Monday evening last
Several volunteers with whom he had a
difficulty, drew their pistols, and pointed
them full at his breast; three pulled trig-
gers, and strange as fortunate the caps on
all exploded without discharging their
deadly contents, with which their pistols
were charged. 1t is probable the heavy
rain OF that evening, to which the volun-
teers were exposed, dampened the pow
der and thus prevented an explosion
10 this fact was he indebted for his life.
The offending volunteers were promptly
placed under arrest"
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lasses AMI syrup OF moiasses. to the a.
mount Of s630,O0O.
An increased importation of $4,000
600, of the various manufactures OF wool
and. .wors.ed, and OF 100000 OF raw
wool.
An increase Of importation Of cotton
manufactures to the amount OF S5,izo'-
600.
An increase of importation OF Coal and
Coke to the amount OF $l25,o00.
An increase ofimportation OF Cordage
OF SI7O, 900, and Of various kinds Of
manufactured Hemp TO the amount of
5I05,O00.
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Somerset County, SIS.

.,sa.s,. "a I an adjourned orphans
-, ss. Szs1s court held at Sonerss,
5slsss: in and for said county On N,
T3 | 4lh day of July A, D, 1916.
Before the Hon. J, s BacL.
President. and George Chorpenuing &
John McCarty. Esqrs., associate judges
Of the same court.
IN the matter CT the administration
account Of Samuel SPangler AMI Lewis
Spangler. administrators Of Abrahaa
Spangler, deceased.
And now to wii: July l4lh 4 d 1876,
the court appuin, Samuel Gather. Esq,
auditor to report uistrlbu'ion Of ,he BAL
ance in hand of administrators 10 aud a.
mong the creditors.
Extract from the Records Of SAID
courl, certified this l4th day of July, A.
ID. 1916.
WILLIAM FL. PICKING.
july 2l,'46. Cle;k.
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SOMERSET GUARns,

YOU will parade on your usual qrouel
on Saturday next, at O'Clock P. n
completely equipped FOR drill. Bv orl.r
c.. CH0RPENNING Jr.O. s
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children 2oG,0oO
Thus. said Mr.. " all classes of labor
were concerned in this matter. The
American industry engaged in all these
varieties of manufacture or production
were, to this extent, to be sacrificed &c
FOREIGN LABOR.
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law NDP1gBa

SANH9HI w. PEARSON,
EEAFENG returned TO The practice
q a the law. tenders his professional
services 20 his old clients aud the public
generally.
Office in North end Of Snyder's row,
lately occupied by A. j. Ogle. Esq.
decI6 '45-3m
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From the New y ork Courier,
The Crisis.

Promising as VIC have done, that when
the cugutry Is IN war, all good citizens must
lend their aid 10 bring the war to prompt
and successful termination. We feel II mol
less duty TO hold 10 the stric'est accoun.
liability among ourselves, those hose igno.
rance, TeesIessness and presumption may
have unnecessarily preclpuated hnstlhtles,
and exposed us, naked aud deieucee5s, TO
the arms OF CD enemy. 10 the discharge
OF this duty We propose briefly to review
the course Of events which have placed US
where we nre.
While annexation was sti unconsumm8.
ted, aud when-notr outstanding vehement
and ostcutatlous ihreats-thera was no real
danger that Mexico would make any at.
tempt for the rcconGuesi Of Texas or iorci
bly, resist the annexation Of lis soil-the
whole disposabIe force almost of the army
Of the United States was ordered to that
country. Questionable as we dec ned aud
still deem such an exercise of Executive
authority, unless the pressure of danger
were SO imminent as hot 10 admit Of delay,
It nigh have been acquiesced IN If only
these troops had been kept within the un
disputed limits OF Texas, On the east side
of The Nucces they would have been quite
as much in q condition to resist attack
more so indeed than on the west side and
that position could not be regarded by Mex
leo ae offensive. But they were ordered
into the disputed reglon-and question
,,h tsb l,ty IA resolutions
expressly reserved for negolation-,hat OF
boundary between rs aud Mexlco--was cut
short by the Executive sword, and the
country IN dispute was occupied by the
arms Of the United States. This was the
FIRST fault, because il was a mere act Of bal.
lying withou, adding to our rght, or to our
ability 10 assert il. 4 large naval force
was al the same time despatched 10 the
Cult. This was not in itself Objectionable,
Tor that is an open sea, and although It's
rendezvous oif Vera Cruz was perhaps IN
courteous, while all hostile or offensive dc
monstratlons were withheld, It could not,
perhaps, be looked upon as cause OF angry
complaint
la this state of things the Mexican gov
eminent agreed 10 receive Il Commissioner
| from the United States to settle the Texas
question, provided the American squadron
were withdrawn from before Vera Cruz
IL was so Withdrawn, but instead Of send
ing special Commissioner, Minister
Pleuipoteniary in the ordinary form ant
with the ordinary powers, when two ma
tons are in entIre harmony, was sent. Ii,
was not recognized, because be was no
clothed with the character which alone
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From the y. y. Journal Of Commerce.


MEXICAN ACCOUNT OF EVENTS ON
Tue RIO GRANpE, FROM MAY Isl
TO Jrd, Born INCLUSIVE.
We have been favored with the followir q
translation II an afucle ~ the flalamGras
" Eagle Of tho North" Of May Alb, gtyng
an account Of what II calls the retreat Of
Gen. Tay Ior" to Point Isabel on the | 81 IN.
staut aud the subsequent cannouadIUg be-
tween the Forts OF Matamoras and the A.
mencan encampmcn, opposite. Read N
conueNIoH with the events which have since
occurred, aud with the we'll known fact thu,
only one man "a sergeant was killed ia the
American Fuu Oh the Ord and All, and on.
ly three up TO the date of tie lest accounts,
ia b ut.) nothing can lie more ridiculous,
unless Il be the reports Of the same affair
which first reached tins country, rep;eseu.
ting that zoo MeaNans we're XII I'd, their
batteries sllenced, town burnt, a.. The
Eagle admits the death Of one sergcan, nd
two ARTILLERY men on lhe Mexican SIDE du.
rlng the cannonuding Of the 81, which Is
two more than were killed 10 the american
Fort. On the whole, the firing Oh both
sides appears to have been nearly harmless.
We should like to see what HE Eagle An
say oil the actions OF the 5 h and . h, Per.
haps by thus time 1t has ouud GU: ;hai Gen.
I Taylor 10 not so great coward as he sup.
posed him to be.
From tie M4tlmoras Eagle, May 4uf
The first day Of this month al ii A. NJ,
his EXcellency, the GcuernI.In.C hleI, lett
thus place to JON the army, which bad
marched Il few hours previous, for the pur.
pose Of passing the river at no great dis
lance from the enemy's camp. In conse-
quence OF the orders given TOR the accom-.
pllshmeut o! this dangerous operation, with
proper security and comfortable to the rules
of the military art, on the arrival OF our
troops at the point designated, all the troop.
under the command OF Gen. Torrclon bad
already occupied the LETT bank. The en-
lhuslasm OF our soldiers to overcome the OBJ
siuclc that separated them from the enemy
was so great, that they appeared sorrowiu
at the delay caused by the injuries received
by the fat boats that had necessarily beer
conveyed by land on carts, ard were Sc
much damaged that they Immediately hlec
with water on being put into the river
Nevertheless such was the activity OF the
works, such the urdor and activity Of the
Genoral.in Chief, whose orders were full
filled with the greatest celebrity and exact
ness, that u few hours sufced to transport
tothe opposite margin Of the Bravo strong
Division, with all their artillery and tran
of war. This ropid and well combIneC
movement ought to have demonstrated Il
the invaders, that the Mexicans have no
' only instruction aud aptitude for war, bu
that these qualities appear realized on thu
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ers Of the houses displayed, and their indIf
terence for tho losses they might sustain,
they would have admired the patriotism aud
unconceTn Of the Mcxcans, who are always
ready to make the greatest sacr fices 10
maintain their country and Independence.
The brilliant 81 Of May is another teslmo
ny Of this truth. In the hotties, OF the fire
We noticed the enthusiasm Of oil tho inhabi.
,an's. a ball scarcely fell before the chill
dren ran IN search Of il, without fear that
another, directed by the same aim, might
strike the same place. This occurred 10 our
presence IN the principal square, where 4
grea, many citizens had collected. TIE
triumph Of our arms has been complete, and
we have only 10 lament tie death OF one set.
geant and two artillerynen, who died glofi.
uusly f. hitting for their country. The lami-
lies Of these victims viii be provided for by
the supreme government, to whose pateIuaI
gratitude they have Lccn recommended by
the General IN Chief. II will also serve 10
console US that the blood Of those yaIlan,s
has teen avenged by their brave compau
ions. As the artillery Of our bastious nitro.
duced many balls Inc enemy scmbfagures.
The loss Of the Americans uu I have been
very great and although We DO not know
wiki certainty the number Of deaths, the
most exact Information makes them 81. 1t
IS probable II IS &C. heir abandoning tI.atf
cannon snce IL A. NJ. in consc qucuce Of
Two Of them being dismounted, and the rest
entirely uncovered, the terror end patic
with which lhey retreated to their farthes,
entertainments al the greatest speed their
taking everything away from the T, ach ol
our artillery, the destruction mich ought 10
hlve been occastcned blythe grenndes hieh
we're so well directed that some we're scarce.
y rara yard distant from The spot where
they ought to have flIlcn, oil contribute &c
prove that the enemy had suffered terrible
injury. II II was not so, why, if they have
any yalor left, did they not dare to repair
their Qualifications during the night II is
true that lfcm time TO time we fred few
cannons in the dark, bot the aim could not
be certain, anl nothing but cowa:lice hin
dercd them from answering the ti.e we open
ed on them ut the break OF dag not an 4.
mericen has shown his heGd. S,eEcc
teigns in their camp, aud for this motive,
we have suspended our fire to-day 10 few
shots, lor there is no oncmy to Fresca, him.
sell within reach OF our batteries, 10 con
cIude, we insert brilliant paragraph in the
answer given by his EyccIIoncy the Gene.
raj in.Chlcf, to the account which lie re.
ceved Of the proceedings Of yos'erdly. He
says, " Mexico ought 10 glory, especially
the valiant division Of the North, that
force inferior in discipline, and perhaps in
numbers, and who require nearly two
months to receive thoH necessary supplies |
from the Capital, are proudly defy Ing, On
an Immense plain, the army Of tie e. S.,
aud all The powers Of that Republic, who,
although they can receive assistance in 81
hours, have not dared to come out Of the /
Fronlon and give US battle
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GEN. yEGA-TnE CAPTIVE.

The \. O. Bee of the 18th uiimo, says.
10 addition 10 the unprecedented excite.
ment in our city yesterday, caused by the
news Of the glorious victory of General
lay lor and the war intelligence from Wash.
lngton, the sensation was, if possible, in.
creased by the landing of General Romlio
Dlas de la Vega, as prisoner Of war, from
on board the steamer Col. Harvey. This
brave and experienced officer has very
prepossessing appearance he is very little
over the middle height, has fine manly
countenance Of a swarthy hue, set off by
full and well trimmed whlskers and NOUS
taches. On his landing from the steamer
he vas conducted TO private residence at
the corner of Tolouse and Royal SITS. where
a vast concourse ofPeople gathered TO catch
glimpse Of u live Mexican General. The
General appeared TO be 10 excellent spirits.
His conversation with several persons who
were admitted to see him, was carried on by
an Interpreter in the Spanish language, az
he does not speak either the Eoglish or
French. lie expressed himself surprised
at the wonderful extent Of New Orleans,
and espatiated upon its immense amount OF
shipping, stating that he had no idea Of the
Importance of the city. fuepeaking of the
late battle, he was understood to say that
the American Artillery behaved with IN
common efficiency. Shortly eher his arFi.
val, General Gaines admitted him and the
other officers on parole, and win, no doubt,
take their quarters at the ST. Charles Ito"
| tel.
1t is always safe to learn, even from our
manifestation safe 10 venture to In'
| o,op r,,r E.iop1S
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
A NEW VOLUME
TIE WEEKLY MIRROR
WILL COMMENCE
The First Week iB April,

az HEN some important improvements vii
W be made Ia It's character and appearance
II ls the determination Of The proprietor to INA H.
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BEsr LITERARY JOURNAL IN AAERIcA, and to car.
~ out the plan, no pains or expense will be spar.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

+ hhtCIiON EOURFULD ~ iklCiS -
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sh.c, hrn tucY knox ts power and ga.
sH th,h has heretofore bcun sold too high
/ Afa III Glasses, has nov been reduced four,
r.cJ, sIjf s,cw that rich and poor, high
1 10, and 10 fact evVfy human being may cn-
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/ i'a. returned to them II they are not delight.
/ 90 he A'c, We assert, without tho puss.bii-
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a'a aches, no matter where, shall be rCdu
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'"'enl leo times as much Tor 81
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STATE OF NORFHCAROLINA,
CNTAWHN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Q9drfcr Sessions, 4
prH Term, l~l6.

ra Petition fgr Dover.
John kui,ll,r aud others.
nj appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
4 that the defendants ia this case, james kcIsl.
lcr Henry k,istlcr aud Peer kusler and his
wife Priscilla, are not residents ut tts State, II
il hsrtiOff Ordsysd, that publication aa made for
siN weeks IN the Charlotte Journal that they ap.
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sious To be held Tor the county OF Ca,awba, al the
Court House in Newton, on the 2nd Monday IN
June next, to show cause 1t any they have, ehy
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted
Witness Geo. Setter, Clerk of our said Court
at Office IN Newton, the I'd day Of May, lsiG.
GEO. SEIZER, c. G. c.
Printers fee IS G2I t37
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and settle either by Cash o. Note, between this and
dlring the week Of our January Court A. /. is
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must be closed
THOMAS HARRIS.
January s. 1916 sw
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some time in use, though not much worn. The
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Also. 800 lbs LONG PRIMER ON Small Pea
body. This Font is nearly new, and will be sold
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goliablo paper at the Banh Of the state.
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Good Y inegar

For sale by tho subscriber. Also fresh Rlti
+. J. lOLTON.
april 9, 1876.
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1t is always safe to learn, even from our
enemes-seldom safe 10 venture to IN
ss4ct, even our friends,
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Grocery anil Confectionery
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where he intend, keeping nearly every article per
tanning 70 the busincs-, should ms encouragement
warrant A. IL has n1w on hand the following
articles, via
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The following forms the prominent portion OF the arri
walls yesterday. at the principal hotels:-
W. Lee do; H Rugh, U. 8. A.; W. Patterson, Rhiadel.
phia; r. r. smith do; Dr. Wember, Georgia. Roberts
Washington; g. Lppincott so; II Mount, Philadelphia;
A. Cooper, do J. Atwood. do; ]. Valentine s. C q.
Bowfort, Georgia; d. Dwight, Albany s. Elliott, U. s.
AsroR-M. Riddle, Philadelphia; George Bush Mcdi-
ma; T. Maddox, Lewiston; NJ. Winthrop, Boston, r.
Dodge, Ark; A. Prevoos Philadelphia; c. Clarke, Bal
timore; L. Williams, Va; Morand, Havana; Davis,
Bangor; NJ. Bowestell do; j. Alden, Boston; Captain
Holbeck, Baltimore; w. Dwight, spring6eld J. Fair
bank, Y. s.;J. Wilson, England; A. Tufts New Orleans;
O. Hazleton Georgia. s. Bernard Charleston; j. Themp
son. CHM, r. Morris, Baltimore; T. White, Pittsburgh;
George Pratt, Boston; Major Douglass Albany George
Kelsey, Charleston; c. Eddis Baltimore; J. Thompson
Con-; George Kesrsley, Va; II Hubbard Middleton; j.
Clsybrook, Texas; c Coleman, London.
CtrY-M Gooch, Baltimore; J. Blair, Pa Z. Dorsey
Philadelphia; l.. Taylor, do; NJ, Biknap, Fa; =.
Breese, st Louis Shaw, do; Rev. MIR spotswood,
Delaware; j. johnson, Nashville; j. Daliam, fhusoer
phia D. Hogan, Tallahassee; Commodore hehney, "
N; Charles Chauncey. Ryej l. Lewis, Lousv ni w.
sacoa; J. Hilo Memphis; J. Van Wyck, Jamaicai D.
McFalo, La.
FRAsKLrr-A Sherman, Nswburgh; w Long, Nor.
witch; G. Reynolds, do; G. Smith, Va Alien, new
York. J. Trevert Boston; r Robinson Aoany "a a.
bertt dol f. sparrow Buffalo; IL Delahonsy Louisiana;
r. Tolman Portland w. Bunall, Connecticut; ID. Wads-
worth Toledo; J. Briley Csn,ds ~ pusen, annapolis;
w Connard s. c.; George Calhoun, Connecticut; w.
Townsend Niagara; NJ Prince, IIarrisburgh.
HowARp--J. Staples Cincnnat r. Linerdu, 40; y
DUNLAP DO J. Medara, do; d. b. Cummins, DO A.
Rich ond Mass; wilkinson, Providence; X Nelson,
Albany; Brice, Orleans CO.; Hon Michsel Hoffman,
New York; T. Bullsrd Wsterford X Vincent, Balti-
kns do; ]. Garrard, Cincinnati; J. Weld, Lo Iisana
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Alfred Iverson Of Muscogee Co, had been nominated
by the democrats of the I'd district OF Georgia their
candidate for Congress William II. Crawford will
doubtless be his wing opponent The district now 70
presented by seaborn Jones' democrat.
We are informed that the Senate has confirmed the
nomination of Judge Greer of Pittsburgh Pa va
seat the Bench Of the u 5. Supreme Court for
day
psmocrac state Convention is to be held in Boston
Wednesday, the 10th OF September newt for the pnr
rssa OF nominating candidates for Governor and Lieut.
Governor for the ensuing political year
Governor Slade, Of Vermont, Ia not candidate for re-
election, and on the expiration Of his term Of ONCE In
October next, WI remove 70 the State Of oAio