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Correspondence Of the Philadelphia United State. Gazette.

NA'BiNeToN, Nov. 2, 1886.
earn ,heTe D. ieior IN this city, received from dis
unguishcd officer 10 the Army Of Oscupa.,r which 80
me pHueulrs Of tho difficulty between Bfgader eoo,,i
Thomas Marshall aud Colonel Blilis Pcyton
II appears That 50 entertainment gwen or paraken
o. 81 Monterey few days after tho SIEGE in honor Of the
victory OF our army end that Messs Marshall and Peyton
we're present wv"
u as2 appears that Gen. Marshall embraced the occasion
70 MANIFEST u oste feelings tOw ards the Commander in
Chet by denounc,ng he terms q exploitation granted IN
Ampuc4a, anu hrefibg some 0kef l1rsh foms-bs Col
feyon ieit ncensed az those anisdycfgous and called
upon Cen mufsasl 10 snow ID he had undersio,d hin, ~
mako some declaration, which he named Cen usr,b,g
epcd in The Affirmative, whsreupon Col Pey3n st,ucL
hm and called upon him to select hs friend II he dssd
10 tho insult
challenge followed and the duel was 10 AK. p,,o n,
ne IGN instant ~ Camafgo. II BE- stated that when H.
wounded Col McCung heard Of the affair he sent ,orJ
70 Cen MARSHALL who 10 hia counsn, that IT. aer getting
through With Pcyt1n, he would wait until he c,ud get me-,
his log' hmlo, another opportunity should be dsd b
% atone l0f his abuso Of Gen. Tat Ior
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NEW BOOKS LATELY PUBLISHED

NEW BOOKS LATELY PUBLISHED.
les suieEahas Lives Of the Queens; vol Oh
I'VE Ioiahey and son, BY Detens. part LIST
DIR Guhy on the Water Cure IN Chronic Diseases
BsnoP Broubels Family Commentary on the Payer Book
Bradiods Notes on 'hs Valley 9th, Upper Missss mi
Our Army on the Rio Grande, by. D. Thospe
Myths with otlet skstehes. by Mrs sirourney
H0oIe's complete Tosueal woks splenddy illustrated
Dr Wyaus Chitian Altar, Tor the Communo,
virgins Primary Lessons In Instruction
The Cricket, Chimes and Carroll BY Diekenr in 1 val
kips Early Jesuit hiEsionsin Norm America
IRISH Stories and Legends, by Samuel Loser
The Hand Book for Travellers In the Uniisd 3 ates
Poems BY Mrs. SouIhey, late Caroline Bovyles
JaJshorhng and Evening ETereiseF. IN VOL
Browns Whaling Cruize and Whale FISHERY
Poems BY hmelii Mrs Webyl, I'd ed. eniarted
Olendon's New Method Of Learning Inlian
sOuihsy's Complete Posieal Works irusr.,ed
Eveybody's Almanac and Diary Tor I5i7
Dr. stone on the Clureh Universal
Bishop MeIvain's Reasons, a Church with an Altar
Childe Haiofs Pilgrimage, elegantly illustrated
Two Lives; To Seem and To Be-by Mis- NeIno.b
Pictorial History Of FINLAND, No 10
PapeHon Literature and An, BY Miss Fuller
spirhof the Age, by WIN. Hazlt
hfnod's First Greek Lessons
Tassos Jerusalem Deliver d. beautifully mus,rated
FOR sale, with every book as pusbsd AZ The Root
store Of BRtNKER a noppIs
not 49,.
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A RARE CHAN
FOR A GOOD TENANT.


FOR A GOOD TENANT.
E:EA lNOR RENT OR LEASE, for n term of
fohA yean 1.-The latter prerred), Store tNo Ias ON
Main street four doom below the Exchange adjoining Mr. Inc
TUpn'f, and occupied Tor Iast by Me-. = AIcn A.
Brohrr az furniture geth-r N, and
u er foue attached This property good ,ond or having
been eeen y repaired and improved. and at fr alo
ay KIND Of pnsines To good tax the Who'll.
premises including The three ~hh are ,
cent for the accommodation ola large family sL ,ub oned
a' oc- 10 such advantage reduce rental OF the
whole, the terms will DC moderate Toe p1rf rooy uu
Der house would max esptal shop Kind and
hkrw well sePansy ia'e n win be given
OF the store kitchen aud three uppr
ries in reasOnabetime that may be April
PHILIP N. TABB * son,
Office Main street,
oc l1-S6Wu Opposite Exchange RAM
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Sales of the PuhI;cu,uas


The USIoS contains official advertisements of pros-
peetive Auction Sales Tor Oferings of Public Lands BY
the Government as follow:
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~ q II &c T. -

RIA REGULAR MEETING oF THE TYPogRAPNIT,. ar
ASSOCIATION will be held the Room. o,s. n, lad a na
hets This Evening. at = oeo-k
Nov. "a ny ORDER OF THE rRestnrNr
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The Child at the Tomb.

The Brooklyn Eagle found the following eloquent .nec
doie IN the journal OF traveller in the East;
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From the Bermudian, Oct. 9t1

auOnB the passengers which visited these Islands BY the
Thames steamer, route for Europe Gen Paredes
late President OF Mexico. He released from conine-
ment IN the Castle OF Pero,e with the view TO his
from the country. The General lost time in bidding
Mexico fare WE'LL he embarked on bo.rd the
with him an immense quantity Of specie IN collars Re-
sPeci vas shewn the distinguished exile uron his Wishing
our shores IL addition other spprOpnatr civiltes the
troops turned him honor The C;ener, wa,
deeply sensible OF the attention he received
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From the Charlotsville JeiIersonian, Nov S.
Distressing Accident.

We have the melancholy duty of announcing the unmely
death OF Mr.. Nelson Fox young man Of about %
OF age who resided in the adjoining county Of Nelson and
neghoofhooJ OF Greenfield. The sad event occurred on
TUESDAY the 9th ult. Mr.. Fox returning from his
work, having with him his gun, and in company with hi.
father, Mr. Richard Fox, when coming grape bush he
got upon ienee which near and holding the mu1rle
IN his hand, he attempted to pull down limb by reaching
up with the gun. which unfortunately fred lodging the
whole load in his groin: he instantly exclaimed his
VI am shot, am gone!" The affriehed father ran TO a
near neisheors and gave the alarm, but his
corpse in few minutes. He was civil and inoHen,yo
young man. and we sincerely sympa,hse with the afflicted
parent that his son met with such undmey DEATH In
the midst OF lie. in death"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-07

~ Archibald Atkinson, Esq The representative In Con.
gees from the Norfolk District taking time By the fore.
lock. himself candidate for recollection. lie
has doa by holding back, Of running Tho hazard Of be-
ioa iosted from tho tracks fate which he narrowly
esord m is4s.
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MORE MUSIC--Oct. 10.
wv ID NnnI OH A. 90 Inn

have Just received and opened 1900 stan
dATd Music selected by gentleman OF dgnen
New music received week liberal lde to
teachers and merchants 10
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DANIELL's CHANCERY PRACTICE.
HEADLAhs EDITION. WITH PERKINS NoTFs
DLEADING AND PRACTICE OF THE

hbADLhhH EDITION, WITH PERKINS NOTPs
PLEADING AND PRACTICE OF THE
hiGh COURT OF CHANCERY ny Edmund Robsrt ia
MEL r. r. 3 a Comn''oner Of the Court Of Baukruptcy
becond English edition, with considerable alterations and adj
TONS adapnF the the General Orders and The mos, 40
bsrnHef rtiau. f ~ ~
FrH American edition. which are added several entirely ,.
ohF ana copou notes adapting The American Prse
uee IN Ch7n-sy; b. J. 9. Perkins. In vols svo
Thf Tfcass of ~. Daniel combines with pr4tS, $50, 81,
snsve thaysis q ne rules mi principles on p.as,ss
terry AMY. ' '' ~"' ms
Iho rules Of flaming Bills Domurrcn Pleas s,d Arry.,, are
ay fa atd amply hmt litd ani The prime ps Of plrseit
~ rfiy ZION titse SUBJECTS are vsry fully developed
The R1i9i or Evidence E1uy the OF
noty, discussed considerable enrb me sue m
IN Chancsy and The priecs before hsm have eonvnien
Rae ana NC treatment And Zoe, every topic pertaining 10
Pleading ard Practice Ch.nee which The sutbor ~. d.
fsn 70 treat o. u discussed anptade essoss. ,d .
never equaed on The field Of lupruienes Tbs
student ans Practitioner viii fed7m occasion 10 rf "a
oher es nU sass for the general prneplss Of e Ps,3
Ing OF Pfaeucs " ~ w.
TIE above valuable WON for is At C. KIM. GA ,,,d sv
noO - y y FisHBR' below Pos, once.
a PILES. APPLES.-3O barrels Apples. re-.
n esvsd and ior sac hom noro ~
no. nESuY FISHER
UmbreIIasi UmbreIIasiI
A LARGE assortment lust received from, The
- hanuietoU Of RiCHhRD6ON 4 CO. PhiisAeipbi. 81
io' ,as oN ~ no7 STAIR 4 90, Lisdos corner
ClOaks and OveTcOats.
a FULL supply, cut IN JENNINGS ininita.
tie s'Je received. FOrsae from " 10 sqs at
~ , sIAbR 60 = Ldesis's Corner.
WE hays on hard varst, of augys q, IN. ,,,.
w 10 Be sold ssIow az eanbe found.
no Taos r. PRICE co.
salt.
1C00 SACKS +" Marshalps" Salt, in fine
AEOO order, Tor s.ls By
W." DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
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Medical Convention.

AZ meeting held by the Physicians of Cumberland
Svun q, tho Court House on tho 26,h Of October DR.
wm; o. smith was called to tho Chair, and DR.. VIM.
smith appointed Secretary.
Dr. John Trent addressed tho meeting and ,,,,sd ,h.
It's ooleet was 10 appoint Delegates to the Medc. Con
sa9n to be held In tho city Of Richmond on tho second
mooday in December. Tho following een,Iemen war,
sPPoinsd i-poeiors John Trent Zsc. Tally. Jahn m
Jones, VIM Trent. B. T. Frayser. VIM. Hendriek. p
u uspin' Geo D. Haghs, Thos, p. Shields, VIM. Fueu.
Robert Henderson, Thos. l.. Robinson Wp, n s,,,,h NJ
~, Osborn, Horace Tally, VIM. N. Smith, Richard p
Walton, and T. Kemper. '>''"
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
hshed In the Richmond Wing and Enourer s w rN'
w.. A. WIN. B. SMITH. Chairman.
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GENERAL PAREDEs.-wo mentioned a few days ago the
arrival OF this distinguished parsonage Havana Our
Bermuda papers, Of the Goth u state that he arrived al
those islands the day previous board the British packet
Thames lie en- route for England invest some money
in the English funds.
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Used for and boyR6i BIZ N, Fa,,o,
SI.737.545

w. - -P''ai Sl,IJI,545
viii some FREQ trader tell how much more the far
mes could get Tor these agricultural products sold else
"hefe and how much the price Of agricultural produce
would have been increased had these operatives been
ducers, not COMMUNICATIVE York Erpress
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F.on III. ca.r,.aon couli.r.

Letter from tie LsiaeHted LEGARS, on the CoHss Of
Shady necessary eOAsntgte s Practical Statssmsa
m ssr Couhby.
The Kindness OF literary friend ha. enabled US to lay
before our readers this morning. scsan, and
letter (never before in ptup from the lamented Lss,Kx-
written in answer to inquiries from young Carolina plan
ter relative to the OF study necessary enable him
oray his part gracefully and successfully. statesman
ana Puee IN the affairs Of his native land. Tho learn.
ing the practical wisdom, and the kindly spirit o. this ad-
mirable letter will but the high esteem Of all who
read for the amented writer and add to the
regret that such light Of humanity should have been so
prematurely suenched in the grave.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-07
stanton Convention.

We eondenso from the Stanton Spectator IN account Of
the proceedings of the Convention recently held in saun
ton, for the purpose Of promoting the extension of the
Louisa ail-Road, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

no torn INTO oaee- Now your Extend E,icnl'
hs VII enable yoi all 20 b. satsdcd. contested
lp9- II Is the otea psfogphers that Will famsh
Nau's wca and continual pogrcs i've
aey' 1tc principle The policy can
oe' 'iunct The opposition OF thosc ,prcatc
Pfopr teeom,nf mtfry rsputh. hcaui-,
VII be drowned IN the eiccfing sENcn.
,on hst nsion'T This the meaning PisrSus
tHH@ One Of b. sd Of cscn.
s"hN Al hail the banner 81 hber yshcu hscran shout
Muse thcrc-sirtc up Ian Columbia rrsiicni Gu ck STEM
saf spanged Banner Yankee dooedoo Handy
AMI now play the Extension Gland March" How Snn.
cent Landlord hng out whkey
peians are sneaAing OF behind lads Won
may hang up your ndies The sENir
son Eftsh-ion Extension =! "and LIBERTY" the
soul -nins war cries Bobby Walker these people
~sN spanish or he VIII walk them Secretary stands
acme Eroetin his Presdcney
hui he VIII yet be President IL by
Father Rehe and wir happen despite many
mics " ne should ecelnc the bufhen, bis honcan atk.s
Dallas WIN be- This is written In the book
Of The chapters the Chronicles ofhe Progress the
rous doctfine Of Extension"
The desny ofths people be This an evcntfa
era Mawks common place, sentimental rtduos ,hy sAay
political theorists and quack pace about
10 take The field The Yankee Alexander Caesars Napocon.
afS now TO come forth the ENtension
ehsion EHensiru and hereafter the
ower and distinction lie who opposes doomed
cd man
Yours alarningly, "OLp PolNr."
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North Carolina.

On Friday last, Gro. f. BADGER was elected, by III,
Legislature of North Carolina Senator of the u States
TO NIL the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF VIM
H. Haywood; and on the day, Willie p. Mangum
was reelected for the which he fills with such dis
nneuished ability. Tho stood as follows:
For Mr. Badger S7-for Asa Biggs, Loco, 10
For Mr. Mangum SS-ior J. J. Mckay, Loco. 20.
In elevaing such says the Rslegh RoRstorl the
Wing party OF North Carolina have honored both them
selves Snd the State Certainly State in the Union will
be more ably represented in the Senate.
The Register adds :-"The Locos ran Mr.. Asa Bioos
ssanst Mr. Badger, and Gen. Mckay against Mr. Man
gum Whether they would have nominated the General
they had had majority cannot say but we are cor
hden' Bcgs would no, have been thought o. lie was run
TINS me they say TO endorse his attack On Senator Hay
wood. u the endorsoFs fare badly AZ the princiBa did
in that attack they will have no cause Of graduation
II reference TO the arrangement Of the Congressional
DISTRICTS It states that the committee to which the SUBJECT
had been referred, the Recommendation OF Gov Ora,
ham, WI! report arrangement Of Districts so us and
equitable that no reasonable can find fanl, with it
They will be arranged to reflect the popular will
oa' there will be no attempt associate disccrdan inter
e's for the purpose merely Of making Wing dstict ,s
The Locoiocos did in 1912; or IN other words there will
be no gerrymandering"
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lI. m7-r a'1If o..-k fH br0. n trsH rra-r-,
1n if.nr. trifrfu N. l. r W.sn Avenue occupied
r ron ulu.. .-lF ord H1n spread ytf O.. yerii
IuIH Hni VI" iWH'f i' Commercial tt... The bIHf NJ n
f .rtI an rnIIurd ~ 1--H. OBJ Cora F.n Itfi
unas Cote iloI Tn'. 1870 1'4.rI pr Heffy i.as.i
from arsu bs1.rr 90 ard fr.If,f IHs THU bHf
owned ard o-rI. Dbl So I1 Rra ,. . u tr,fs 4
Won ufff Tieup lf .rI.frye. 1II4 fIH.tr was lisl
owned ~ Nr OH. Dot Wiro.e I1 rI1Hfr ff- b.. 49,
M.Hl TIa ru.fs of ~ nlr wi1 .up.f ifa sti U linz
r's 'lu Efd 5v wff, bot ihe lH WIS not s
term d. ..I..rI
o. t'rrr- H go f two f Of. owned By D. Ur7v.r F.5 ras
rff 'F rrr.Hrri ut d. .Hf mot r
rH.ro 1900 They 1--up I'D. BY tirs.a ra Steward W.T.
tr1r and 90. vars Irelref bot r4 Hsg l4
.,r1 uI .. ~ n r li.e-bs l1vI.r recently 1g f.
riIrr OF iI#urs-f Ir.rffra if.d tore forfeited u 6
about $1,000 eft fa.F rai1a. SIR ~.
Anothrr.ietatou ard oe'oek is mruirr 90 G-e BROS,
olt Dol fh. iIcIn Errs THfsre GOD Va rc.' between
iHU a-d Owe, which ioty dfrtrayr. $50 r eonflHa
Atthe TIRE o. prsr m rhna faH suf
pnfal A. brottr boo Gee. b1t tr dana %
d ne Known 10 iCH irrferf
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MorsB. Eiityfs:lhc bright prospect 81 success .Ech
has opened upon the Wang party oi the Union ne renew
ei confidence which every Wing feels in strength the
purity, 'hr justice, and truth nf Wing prnr PIES the fiji
cult and tmDlrassn" condition OF ne present adninstra
.H and He increasing deposition among iha people al
policy tis the duty of the s5 0f Virginia On cnn'est
El fL7r 1d-rrarcs iu the Spring
i1e whole State. The umr hlz already come when in
view Df this work 30 prudent aud proper fg % % Hern
grange mems Tor the Spring Campaign upon which
every Wing will animated by degree OF sririf and
This District viii at cpuis" be- warmly contested Tho
question frequently asked, who BE- H. . mat we sbYud
putHfwafd u win for principles h1t triumph which they
shall certainly gain, 10 the night D." -tlr.f the Whg
oanfidaicl This question: 7inIf, r not FREQ from 3. Nj
cu.urs and will douhtcrr be hpHyl proper 10 have NJ
coU's point IN the District Convention OF The Wh
party, who, after full and free conference aha riga b.. 1
ton. Whatever may be it1 solution, wb.1s0ever the can
ddntn acniel I U by such Convention r 4fn be- ro
pared 10 support him wi a Che 1rd1r which 20 ia becor NO
o. cNuco n support Oi cause which 500 believe o. be- the
cause OF .bc County bud doe Constitution. ~ tho mean
time, we bog leave o. pfef'ut 90 tho cYu-dr erection OF TIM
District tho cl1me ~ gentleman, q Chard Cooke. ts1J
who. DO c opinion 20. muny prrYu. combines 90 more
onneu. Gcgrc Than any other The District tho clr
ncnta iur success such CONTEXT Nr Cooke is n1n Of
hc very highest popular talents. OF liberal md enlightened
views ON a the qDcsuons Of federal politics of greet
energy OF Character, and devoted 20 the principles Of th-
Wing party. Of which. In -, be of the mosi able
eloquent and successful advocates. For the trufnpb,ui
succes7 pi Wing principle in Ibis District VIC only want
Tor orr clndidito such Richard T. Cooke Tor we
have the majority bro che strict end we can only ron
our p1fy i m 1 ingorlus apathy into which Do ha- sunk
since the camp'Isu oi "a, triumph w. be as certain
ns VIII be signal and r'.Houa Mr. Cookies popular ci.
qucncs s the power which cun and will elect iis esuIt
II ho be nominated the Wing candidate Of this District
FHJFArrA.
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Correspondence, Of the Balumoro Clpperl

NAshlh"roN, NOV. a. 1916.
The Yam Ness Cise-Miss Fowler the stem state, u,
the plaintiff. was again rc-cxamned this morning He,
sister dcscb d, she Sad the appearance Of the Alderman
who performed the marriage ceremony lie was some.
what advanced In years his face rather rcd he had an
intelligent eounienance. aud wore long brown coat Her
sister did not mention her that he wore specices Sine
Salu' however That she was married IN paror sitting
room. Tho Alderman had n book IN his hand.
IA 1dgertisemcut was read. dated September 2 1876
signed Mary Van Ness, Offering 4 reward OF SlODD 10
toe person who married Gen John P Van Ness md Mrs
Mary CaEnpr the 6t OF August comm. forward and
proving the circumstances Toe they what thcy NAV
Miss Fowler examined several letters which she thopsbt
were written by her sister, olso the approximation Of
letter She, o. tho request Of Mr. Bradley IN, down and
wrote several sentences which he dictated. He proposed
10 let this "supcrcrpuOn" 90 10 the Jury.
Mr. Brent objected a1d sad he would not
the witness without seeing the Of tho letter
Mr. Bradley stated that his object asking the lady 10
write was 10 show The capacity prrpc'riie forgery
tThe Advertisement il appear was written BY Col Lee
Van Ncs-I
After long debate involving the oues,ion ,Vbs,bo, m
contents Of letter should be exposed tho approximation
Of which proved 10 be that 1t tho plaindH-Mfs Van
Ness-ihc Court decided agnin but the letter was sub
sequsniy shown 10 Nr Brcn, BY Nir. Bradley. II was a
letter signed "Mu Griyesufcn." addressed u C. r. Van
Mes. askinE 20 see him about business.
stand
MAJOR J. r. Andrews examined letters SAYING that the
wefo m General Van Nes's handwriting, but disguised
some lcs' disguised tan others lie had hall dozen sip-
natures q General Van Mes and they were all different
Mio serena Conner was rcclod aud underwent an *.
animation and cross-eXamna.iIn.
Mr. Mclniiro shown letters, and said he thouobt
General Van Ness wrote thom a-hought % was evident
some Of them wc.o IN sguscd hand. la was the FIR
bJDkkoopor the Bank Of the Metropolis ever md and ,y
there for ycafs There was uniformity in the writing
that could not be mistaken.
Mr. Brent said that the examination Of Witnesses for the
plaintiff would probably be concluded in hour tomorrow
The court at o'clock adjourned
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Another voluntary rr.bu,e ., w,.,,,,. u.,.,n,

-, "sihser' hennehee county Maine Aug. NJ. iets.
Dear SH my testimony In Aver your valuable Mcein
~u doJeu od be OF any 20 an. . and an go
YOU are welsems q make such yo plase Fot sew
egh yeas have not njoycd Pseet health On the s,nf Of
istf bad some cough was then wareestcs county Mas
sna spphd To rhy'ieian who medicine but A
not relieve me was net abe during the ,umn,cf "A,
ran was much ~ose reduced by coughing and SWEATING
nights That was Obliged to tahe My Phycan tis M
vain !" remove my eocgh and csoTe hcahh but ad n n
set To recover however concluded Try whtas Raa OF
VIVA Cherry was then oublci very nequen spel. Of
coughing night and day. before had bottle my
was eaHer continued Ia take the Me en- was able 10
ease my loom have taken several bottles, tank w.a
haam OF WIZ Cherry has cured as well and
s'ong az have iof twelve year. JOHN MErCALF.
am aequa ned with the subscriber believe statement
" oo uue. HOWARD n. lovfJoY.
foI sals, Mholceale and rctAl. BY GAYNoR A MOOD
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CAPTURE OF TABASCO,
official Dispatches from Commodore
Conner.

U. s. sHP CUNuERLLNp.
Oh Vera Cruz, Nov 5, 1876.
SIR Herewith Is transmitted copy OF letter Com
'o'v accompanied by copies OF other communications
giving detailed account of his operations with dcach-
en' from the squadron in the river OF Tabasco. The
lee OF the expedition have been fully accomplished and
oy tue destruction capture all the euemys vessels
eheeN has been given to commerce. by which munitions
war ~ete' no doubt, introduced into Mexico from the
noghoong province OF Yucntan. Much praise is due to
Com Perry Tor the skill and Judgment manifested through
on, the whole expedition.
nc department will learn with regret the death Lieut.
Shafies Morris which took place the lst instant on
onsu inc cumberland, from wound received the town
Iabaseo ON the 26h alt. lie an officer Of great
promise and his loss one 10 the service
am, very respectfully.
Your obedicnt servant,
pCoNNER,
Commanding Home Squadron.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

u In order make the official account Of the
"Clpure OF Tabasoy-wh.ei. however docs not seem 10
have been taken possession o. ALL and which has bern
abandoned by tho attacking f1rcc-we arc compelled 20
interrupt ,hc Of official depaehes descs pvo Of
the battle Of Monterey The letters OF Generals Twggs
oui Henderson vet remain be published, and We hope
to be able fad room FOR them Tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
VALUABLE APPOMATTOX LANDS

fHNIIE subscriber sale ether on, or b-tt n
IkACls" OF LAND lying in Appomatior county ,lat
AMI ihe tact on which be resides within hre t1es ~ -
Court House. and by recent saryry 7tt ,r,
aloai to9 which arc eeicd, AMI "a OF yenep,
The wood lind - superior. 1- Improvements 4. 80. g. Il
Dwelling House contain eight rooms and every NM
e'd de"c There Is also orrhard CHOICE at m ,,I
county. S'''"c j." ''
The other Tactics Immediately James River on both SIDE.
OF wreck Island Creek, and eontlns about son .CIs
y IA wo'dsi about IS this tfac. are ralaLc low ,,
Much or the wood lard Gr tobacco land h- nav n. ~
INTO Two facts The npTos good Tor TIC pI T,
v aso good GrS nj Saw mil with the fines ,fr ro.r 80
nc STATE attacked TO a. II seldom sueI, van.b ia I
eed IN mkc and nothing but could induce The
owner To laU with IT, The subscrber living on the d
90 tfaei wi show the properly any wishing TO e IL H
broLe' Col Walker living adjoining las mentioned Tract
III NJ aesener sho" that tact give any Information ci
hu~'-S"1" SAMUEL. l. WALKER