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Pekin Tea Company.


NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
L Office No IA FRONT STREET, (UP sTAIRs,)
WORCESTER,
large assortment of L s. all of this years impor
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Merchants and Families.
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Auction and Commission House.
JOUN G. OTIS ~ co.,

JOHN G. OTIS & CO.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Saint Louis, Mo.
TOEING engaged in the Auction and Commission busi'
ID ness in this City, would tender our services to manu-
Iacturers aud merchants in the Eastern Cities ana would
rrsnectnIy solicit consignmenis OF BOUTS, silOES,
HATS. CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles OF
Merchandise and pledge ourselves to pay particular aten
ton TO sales of Goods placed in our hands, ana AL regard
F'' We would refer to the following Gentlemen;
r. H. stone, and John 7. Darby, Esgrs, 81, Louis
lanes A. scott ESQ, Nei0 York Lewis l. Brown ESQ ,
pbIodejobja, Messrs. Allen 81 WEIGH, Boston Mr. Is. b.
Oils Worcester " Oh H"s' ~
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Real Estate for Sale.

eAE@A "A BLACKSMITH SHOP. for sale, situated in
ni. Euglevle Holden The fbove offers good oppor,
tuny for mechanic it being in business village, and
one much needed large palt OF the money can remain
on mortgage ms long desirf BILE For particulars, inquire
OF Mai CHENERY ABBOTT Lebanon PUTNAM, Esq, or
y Nav shT Ss dwtf22 sTlLMAN EsTABRooK, Agent.
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Hon. E. Washburn,
Clarendon Harris,
Hon. Ale.l. De Witt,
John Brooks, Esq
Charles w. Wilder,
Hon. ii. w. Cushman,
Henry Chaplin, Esq.
Freeman Upham,
Elisha P. Fearing, Esq.
Joseph A. Denny, Esq.
|. II. Cary, Esq.
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Edwin Conant, Esq,
Jchabod Washburn,
Frederick w. Paine,
John Milton Earle,
John Green, NJ. ID.
Benz. F. Haywood, MD.
Fred. w. Gale, Esq.
Charles Washburn, Esq.
Joseph Sargent, MD.
William Dickinson, Esq.
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cent. on the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per cent
the premiums
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office of
the Company, at The CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and
the Agents in the towns and sections Of New England
New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
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House and Lots for Sale,

IA 4 NEW and Elegant HOUSE Neraant Street.
g;zsA "A Also, House LOTS Laurel Hl-many
1880 Of them commanding the lest view Of Worcester Of
any lots in the market. A. NJ MERRlFELD.
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HON. JOHN DAVIS, Presiden,
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, ~ D....,...,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22
New Orleans, Oct. Z,

The destructive fire TO which The divi-
sion under Gen, Taylor was exposed,
when advancing upon the enemy's forts,
on the 2lsi ult., at Monterey, may be ga
,hered from The fate Of The gallan. third
regiment .r4,e e.n a. r.. wy. .~ .s.s --r.
Soon ater the time when the order to
advance was given, major Lear. in CON.
mand Of the regiment, at the time, got
killed. @....: ..'
Capt, Morris then assumed the COM
mand: hp, too, shared like fate. Capt.
Bainbridse was mex. to lead; he got Sc
verely wounded. and had 10 retire. Rvt.
Maj. Bsbouryvas, the next to take com
mand !; I,e was killed, Capt Field was
next. and lie was killed. A,lhe close Of
the engagement, Capt Henry was IN
command OF what remained of the regl-
ment, Which were found 10 number, on
being mustered, Il men, including the
officers and The rank aud file I! Delta,
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w. w. MERCER, M. ID.
STINtSLY nisNNISTc

SyIGiSLE DisNELSEs
III AYING determined To locate himself in Hills
N borough, respectfully offers his professional
services 70 the citizens OF onnge county.
DIR. Mercer, from having teen the pupil and as
slstani, for seven years, Of gentleman having the
largest practice in Philadelphia, and also being
graduate in Medicine Of the University Of Penn
sylyania, can, he thinks. claim for himself that
confidence in bis profession which few have any
right TO expect s-.Ns f-e.-.-s.#
Dr. NJ Is prepared to insert artificial Teeth on
the most improved plan, from one to . full act;
and in addition to the usual operations he offers
his services in all Surgical Diseases duplicating
the mouth.
Office, Orange Hotel. Ladies viii be waited
on OF their residences, by sending him their adj
dress.
/ REFERENCES.
DR.. Edward Peace, Pennsylvania Hospital.
l. DIR. William Pepper, a"
DR.. William J. A. Birkep, s. E. corner Of sth
and Locust Streets, Philadelphia. ...
October 20 -..@.. So
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LEGO F8e8 Logie-Ths P0ssi1 er.t
has iaiaed 90 orr Rsrnps-sFga, Ihr
rana ei.4e hssEsi.sd Ne prics q sr.ia
n he Unfed S'a'es.
TIE Css.as efes Il lea ysss -. set
% axsssgs ese. ard me rrsp 81 - asar
oil fsll fsr ksina is-ergn. lhs Taft n
20 hes raised he price 81 Costes. The
Iise - lie Ias ma,sIisl ali affect The
price ofthe maaslselBrsd sEiisls-tEsa,
lhs Tssld Of 1876 has Esi.ed lhs pnes 81
Gotten manufacturers in he uniiss S,sl.s.
i'Le.s are The syl.Ri.ns On Wish Ihs
Laeo fesos will ring The rhsnEes Evr
nOnlhs 20 cone. Pa. IassliigsAeu.
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RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS.

The Nashville papers mention the re-
torn 10 that place. on ,se 4'h instant, OF
about two hundred sick volunteers, o, :
longing ID the frat regiment Of the IN
nesses troops--mos, Of them on, oi londs
as we'll as out Of be kh. Many Oh The
other regiments have been considerably
reduced byahe same cause. as viii be seen
by The subioiaed extract Of letter lfom'
Col. Samuel r.. Cor,is, commanding The
third regiment OF the Ohio Volunteers
The more recent accounts, however, I'M
dica,e tina. tue health Of the remaining
troops bad much improved: ia 49, .'sl
IL eft ~a9afsibai r Matamoros, Sept. 7, 1916.
!, "In my regiment there are $50 on 'he
sick list. Tie same proportion al Camp
w sshInston, when you were there, woolo
have made The list eight or nine hundred,
as there was then under my command al!
the volunteers from the State. and live o.
six tines the force I now command N.Y.
surgsoo reports that, though the number
continues large. there Is evidently Z
change for the better, and almost every
nan is on the mend. .
r. :" 1t is considered very hard oaslie
and bloody opc, that CARES I'll ten pc
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Ell

No. =, -r
u. Pedro .inapudia, Generul-ia-ckisf, 10 MAJOR
General fayor,-t 1rRslattdl P
Headquarters at Monterey,
Sept %, 1865 o'clock p. N.
SgS6R GENERAL: Having made The dc.
fence of which believe this city sUsc'p-
tibIe. have IulfilIed my duty, and have
satisfied that military honor which, in a
certain manner, is common TO all armies
of The civilized world. ...ra t-..-..- ..
10 prosecute the defence, therefore.
would only resul, in distress 10 the popu.
l,ion, who have alresdy suffered enough
from the mi.fottunes consequent on war;
and. taking il for granted that The Ameri-
can Government has manifested di'posi-
non 10 negorla,e, ! propose 10 you tosSse-
uats The city aud rs lorl. takinsSwilh me
the personnel and maierieiwhich have re-
ms,ned, and under the assurance thai no
harm shall ensue TO the inhabl,sBis who
baya taken a pau, in The defence. say e4
BE pleased to accept the assurance OF
my most distinguished consideration 4
--..@. PEDRO DE AMPUDlA. 4
To Senior Don. Y, TaYLoR, + 81 =. .ta-. 7ata
General-in-ehief Of the American army
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Headquarters gfrmy Of Oceuption,
Camp before Monterey, Sept. "a, ls47. y
q: 1z3wf .s'*.as,s! I O'Clock A. NJ.
Sm Your commuaicstion. bearing d .'e
At nine O'Clock P. NJ. on the 23l instant,
has jus, been received by the hands Of
Col. Moreno. If. t}...1 uaq ~7a% ~, .sA.
In answer 10 your proposition to eVac.
us,e the city and fort with all the person
mel and ms,rliel Of war, 1sha,e 10 stale
that my 'du,y compels me 10 decline &C
ceding 10 L., A complete surrender oilhe
town and garrison, the lsuer as prisoners
Of war, is now demanded. But such
surrender will be upon terms; and the
gallant defence Of the place, ,cted'iable
alike IN Ihe Mexican troops and nation.
will prompt me 10 make those terms as
liberal as possible, The garrison will be
allowed, a, your option, after laying down
ITS arms, 10 retire 10 the interior, on con-
Jllion Of no, serving again during the war,
or until regularly exchanged. | need
hardly say that the rights OF nop. comba'
tants will be respected.lr9 ri@4a."* f...t
An answer to this communication is
required by IL O'Clock. II you assent ,e
an accommo,latio an officer will be dis
patched at once, under instructions TO ar
range the condliuns. .n.er 10y .f2' So
| am. sir. very respectfully, your ODE
ldient servsnt. -
: nj <.'..'' ii w z. TAYLOR,
" - Major Gen. Z. $. A., commanding
! senior d. PEno ne AMruDIA, -1
= Gcneralin-ehiSi. Monterey,
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e.~-e gr Major General u ). A. Com.
The Ajjutsnt General of the Army,
Washington, DC $500 3
Head Quarters Army of Occupation, !
Camp before Monterey, Sept. 25, 1916, y


Sin: At noon on the 23d inst, while
our troops were closely engaged in the
lower part of the city. as reported in my
last despatch, received by flag, com
munication from the governor of the State
of New Leon, which is herewith enclos-
cd, no. ~ TO this communication !
deemed it my duty 10 return an answer
declining 10 allow the inhabitants to leave
the city. BY eleven o'clock; p. NJ, the
Cd division, which had entered the town
from the direction of the Bishops Palace,
had advanced within one square OF the
principal plaza. and occupied the city up
to sthat point. The mcrtar had, in the
meantime. been placed in battery in the
cemetery, within good range Of the heart
OF the town; and was served throughout
the night with good effect.
Early IN the morning Of the 9th, re-
ceived flag from the town, bearing a
communication. from Ampudia, which |
enclose, NO. 2,) and 10 which returned
the answer (No. 81 ] also arranged with
the:bearer Of the flag a cessation Of fire
until l2 o'clock, which hour / appointed
to receive the final answer of Gen. Am.
pudia at General Worth's head quarters
Before the appointed time, however &c
neral Ampudia had signiiied 10 Genera
Worth his desire for a personal interview
with me, for the. purpose Of making some
detinitive ;trranaementa AN interview
~wa-arcord;usIy "ppoinicd forono o'clock
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Destructive Fire In Columbus, Ga

"A most desolaiing fire occurred in Co
lumbus. Ga, on the 9th inst, (which laid in
ruins nearly four blocks Of buildings. Il,
broke on. in the black smith shop of Mar
Gus D.'Jones, on Oglelhorpe street, adoor
or Two from the corner of 81. Clair street
and in the. rear of the City Hotel. and lis
ravases were not checked until 100 I"
$50 honses we,e Destroyed. valued at a
boa, 100000 Ths loss By individuals
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aa3 Essulsel IN naa nsaiRg q . FsaaEais-
slol % daW ID RFllraes u agravusat Ee-
gIAs,ihg re EiihdFsxal q lls Mszie1H
icrss sad . lsnPo.Ey nsssaloa 8 80
Tie commissioners named ~ Is Mex
l1n GeneEal-in-c hieT nere Gsmerals o.
'trgE and Requens snd Don n. Llano.
Goyssaor % Nsw Ilesn. Tbase nzmed
on lhs AmsEeaa SIDE were Gen. N0rlh.
Gen. IIenders0n. GosernOr Of Texas, and
90. Dasis. MissikipEi E0inGerr The
eOmnissiOa hhaliy sssslsd upon lhe arii-
Eelss. q uhlrh ! snrlnse : copy. no. ~
ihe duplicates % which On Spanish ana
Eaglisal hare been duly sisned. Agree
ably % lie pros isinns. 81 he 4lh arsicle.
epi troops have Ais Rpsniilg Ossnpied NE
II viii be seen lhsl ihe terms granted
The Mexican garrison are less rigorous
than those FIRST Imposed. The gallant de-
fence Of the Iown, and the fact 81 . recent
change of government In Mexico. hclieE-
ed 10 be favorable 10 lie interested peace.
indueed me 10 eonrlir with ihe. eOmmis-
siOn N lllese terms. which win irnsL re-
eeiEe the apPiOsal Of The government
The latter consideration also prompted
the convention for temporary. cessation
Of hosiililies. Though scarcely wanan-
ted by my instructions, vet the change Ol
affairs since those instructions were issu.
cd seemed TO warrant this course. 4 be-
10 be advised, rs early Is practicable
whether have met The views Of tie 60
yernmenl 10 Ilese parliculars.. .ss.a -.
lregre. 10 report that Captain " illiams
typographical engineer, and Lieut.. Ter
reli. Is. Infantry, have died Of the wounds
received in the engagement Of the 2lsI
Captain Calm. Slh,inian,ry. was wound
cd mot badly on The 23d. . ae~ER
lam. sir, very respectfully, your oheii
enI servant. r ~ xs@rtTI1
Il. TAYLOR,
Major ticncTal L. ). 4. Com.
The Al juishi General Of the Amy.
Washington, d. c.
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D. FraacO d =. MIRA lt,. GOpuaOr Of !ysu Leon
10 N,ior Gsnza! 7ayior. TIGnsLIfed.l

u. FrneO d y. -MOra lts, GOVtTR0r Of Nsw Leon
10 .N,ior Gsnsra! 7ayior. TtmaLaed.l
Monterey, Sept &c. O'Clock. \. VI.
A. you ste 'e.olssd 10 occupy he place
by t"rce Of arms. ard Tie Mexicsu Gene
rsl. n.rh,ei re.ui,ti IL dtieGd Il al every
cast. As hi. honor sad dniy require him To
10. Thousands Of sis,ims. who, from IN.
Jigence snI want Of mesn,, find lhsm-
stlsss nov ii tie llleare Of wat, and who
would b. useles.lS srIii;ed, claim tn
right. which. "a of. times snd all eOun-
Tree. humanity exls6ds. As Governor
Of The Safe All legitimate representative
Of lbs people. I sta'e their case 10 you.
aud hope from your ei iliz alton and refine.
meni thai, wha'eser may be the esent of
he present contest, you will issue orders
that families shall be respected, or will
grant 4 reasonable lime for them TO leave
ths cap tai,
Ihave the honor 1, salu'e you General
in.ohief Of The atnynf oecupailOn Of the
Unled States, aud to assure you ol my
highest consideration. g.. '*+
IS God and liberty.
FRANCO DE p. MORALES.
GrSERlIIs-CHIET of the Army Of 0ccu- .....
patton Of Us, ... a., &c.. .t
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Notice.

A PPIIC ALTON will be made tsthe General
In Assembly of the state Of North Carolina, at
its session commencing On the third Monday Of
November next, for an Act requiring the owners
of land on Rock Creek and the three branches Of
Sinking Quarter Creek to clean out these creeks
from their heads to their mouths, by the first Of
June, at their own expense and to prevent the
telling Of timber in either of these creeks after the
frss Of June, if the timber is not taken out imme-S
diateIy and also to require Henry and John Fo-
gleman to open their Mill Dam, on one prong of
Sinking Quarter Creek on the FIRST Of May in
each year, and keep it open until the Rrst Of Sep
tember. -.s al s
s ~..~ - .ss JOHN PATTERSON,
a-qa a..a@ GEORGE EULISS..
October IL. 5O--tmf.
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Reported fOr ths Petersburg InieIIigsnesr.l
nA.l.. a0an

IRepOrsed fg the Petersburg InieIIigrnosrI
OrlObeE II, 1886.
Without mails from either norlh or
south, there Is nothing % affect markets
for produce. The inspections Of Tobae.
co are light as usual AZ this seasOn-pri.
ees low, and demand confined chiefly 10
manufacturing SORTS.
The continued receipts OF Co,lon-
scarcely sufficient Tor the daily consump-
ton OF our faclOries-haye caused the de-
mand 10 be brisk at iOb Tor new crop.
Wheat 100 ITO. Corn 60 10 60.
Flour 1925. 49,. ..sytr
Virginia Bacon-hog round 81.
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Notice..

a PPI.ICATION. viii be made to the next
n General Assembly of North Carolina, which
is to meet on the third Monday of November
next, by the Trustees Of the Caldwell Institute,
for new Charter Of Incorporation, or for an
amendment Of their present Charter.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees,
]. W. NORWOOn, Secretary.
October IL. W-taaA
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The Goyernor,s Election.

For the convenience Of our subscribers, for fu-
,urc reference, We copy below, from the Raleigh
STANDARD, the official vote Cor Governor Of the
State at the late election; also the vote of 1874
showing the difference between the votes Of 1874
and 1916. ~r.s
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E@tc ias4 - 80 @.As4# 49, - - -
e.:
Kt1kB.
fI.sazay-Bsss IL nsuL J. Z Ma
C~niaz HslA Il ISiaahE.l, e,. Ux
s4I.fsHsy-pss 4. i. Msui. cs,l d. ,.
Tirlli BHsErs MslsS =. =. Bsrours Il Ilsul
AL 49, D. :. In~ias Lisal n. Haas.
Ell f.fsahy-ls LisaL sd Ar G. EIssEins.
81 hEaigy-c.pL II. MKarr,L
MEylaaa aad Ksslisssss Rati.IEsa Isl.n.
f.us-LkzlL O. ". n. Watson.
folaRsstr Dsnsisa. .z
0ls Rsiasai-is Lisul. N. Hsst. .-e
TssAesas Rsgi-snf-cspasin ". D. Aka
Lot = 4. Ftlaam. .~...s....a-.s-
W0TADED.
c~ps Fl Esginnrrs-Brsss Msja s.KT.
Naasasld. slightly.
cRpssf Typographical EagiAssx- csEt. W.
q. wlBsaa.. lin hands q nc sBsmy.l
~ Esfantyg-Br1rt Major J. X. AterrrOn.
Ne. tigLsIyi capt. J. II. l.amOu, severed, l.,
Lieut.. J. &. Tsnsli. IA hand. q he snea.s; "a
Lieui. n. DilwOElh, severely. +s- -~s=
aIIaEn.fry-Msjor W. W. Lear. severely,
Capt N. Bainbidge, slishils. ...-.s-.%
i.A I.lai.iry-la Lieut. R. II. Grahaua. SC
verify. SIS <f- '
al L.faahy-Isi I.isu,raanl n. b. Roswell,
.ishls. ...4
Ek Iafaslry--2d Lieut.. !. II. PortsE. seventy.
sth Ialsatry-.A Lieut. George wainwhgLi,
severely.
ToL4Hisr Dirii,ioa. ~
CsnTal @.g-Majog General W, o. Butler,
.!;sLily. sr....s.~. 4. 4#
Ohio RsgiHs.d.--col. 4. u. Mitchell. slightly,
Capt. James George. slightly; Is Lieut., ard Adj
4. ". Armstrong, YER ssseicly; Is, Lieut.. y.
Miles, severely; II Lieut.. l.. MSIier. slighily.s
Mississippi Rsgimrnf-I.irur. Col 4. II. Nc.
chung. severely Capt, X. y. Downing. slightly;
Is; Lieut.. n. y. t'ook. sliglfly; % Lieut.. Il. X.
Ar'har. slightly. .~
Dipi.iioa n Tsras Mounted Iatsaieew.
Is! RsgimfRt-Cap. r. A. Gillespie. IaortalIy.
need hardly add, that the conduct Of
our troops. both regulars and Volunteers,
throughout the operations, has been every.
iliing that could he desired. The part
which each corps contributed 10 the sue.
cssses Of the day will appear more fully
IN future repa.is. To Major General.
Butler and Henderson, and Brigadier &C.
nerals Twiggs aud Worth, commanding
divisions. A must express my obligation:
for the efficient support which they have
rendered particularly so 10 BrigadieI
General Worth, whose services, from hi:
detached position, have bsen most eonspi
ruOus. .s
am, sir, very respectfully, your obe
dent servant,
y. TAYLOR.
Major General 4. 8. 4. CON-
The Adiutant General os the Amy,
Washington, d. q. WA
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THE following items we take or make

THE following items we take or make
up from the Maiamoros Flag:
Sickness continues 10 prevail to great
extent, both at Camargo and Matamoros.
Al Camargo il is said tina, there are eigh;
or ten deaths per day. "a
| All the hospitals in Matamoros are full,
and new oncs were being opened, Two
hundred entered the hospitals there on the
week ending The Odd ullilno, ..r .
Capt. Swariwout, the commandment at
Reynosa, is terrifying his position. Gen.
Patterson is doing the same OF Camargo.
A gentleman who arrived at Matano-
ros from Ca,nargo informed the editors Of
the Flag that eight Mexicans, including
two women, had been killed only a few
miles below that place. The murder was
attributed to some of the volunteers, but
they Of tie Flag hope it is not so.
The Camanche indians are committing
serious dspredations along the east bank
Of the river, and OH to the Colorado. " -.