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MEMOIRS OF THE PRETENDERS
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VXTHEATON'S Elements OF Interna-
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BY this EVENINGS Southern Mail.

From the New Orleans Courier. extrs. March IA
GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED BY BROADER GENE
RAJ ziTAYLoR, OF THE ARMY or occuPA'
TIoN AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
GALvEsros, March II, 8 o'clock, a. m.
The Galveston has just arrived from Arkansas
Pass The main body Of Gen. 1aylors army had
marched towards Brazos st. Jago, and the last regi-
ment, with Gen. T. and staff, was to leave this morn
ing. The rumor Of large force Of Mexican troops
being about TO oppose the concentration of General
Taylor's forces, had occasioned great excitement.
The troops Of Gen. I. are said TO be in high spr-
it's in the expectation ola conflict with the enemy.
The following orders have been issued
HEADauARrERs AHnr OF occupArIos,
Corpus Christi, March 8, 1886.
As the army Ia about marching TO the frontier on
delicate service, the commanding general wishes 1t
distinctly understood that no person, not properly
attached il, will be permitted to accompany the
troops, or establish themselves in their vicinity,
either on the routs or on the Rio Grando, on any
pretence whatever. Il may save many individuals
useless expense and annoyance to be informed that
rigid measures will be taken TO enforce this regula-
ton, which is deemed necessary for the interests Of
the public service.
By direction of the general.
w. s. BLISS,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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THE TARIFF.
wA.HNoros CRY, March 90, 1886

WAsHHoros CRY, March 20, 1886.
To the Editor Of the Union: ...
Being in the receipt of several letters this week
from good substantial farmers Of Pennsylvania,
would thank you to publish the inclosed one in to-
monow's paper-the others viii be reserved for next
week. This writer now but speaks the sentiments
Of Of that class OF citizens OF Pennsyva
MIA, although hundreds Of them--yea, thousands
were grossly deceived in the fall Of 1874.
Respectfully, &C.,
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FoR OREaoN.-The Independence (Mo.) Expos
tor says, large number Of families in the western
part of this State will emgrate to Oregon and Cal
ifornia this spring. The EXPEDITION will start by
are selling out at great sacrifices for the purpose Of
joining the emgrating parties.
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Extract from communication, received al the Depart
meni Of STATE, dated Stockholm, February IT, 1886.

at is now feared that the hoped-for exemption
Of Sweden from the famine that is scourging north
em Europe will not be realized. Around Stock
holm, indeed, and in southern Sweden, there is at
present no great scarcity Of provisions but during
the past two weeks, sad accounts have reached the
government of great distress in the northern prov
inces. This will occasion, however, no abatement
of the tariff upon foreign grain. Ii is probable,
however, in consequences Of the high price Of -four,
that few cargoes of American breadstufs would
yield good returns" .....
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NTESSRN, EDITORS: Deafness 10 disease

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now he hears per ecty well without it, the other
was very much troubled with noises in the ears and
head, and he at once found relief, and il we'll One
bottle cured me, which thought getting well pretty
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In the city of Utica, New York, on Wednesday
the 1lth instant, by the Rev. Gro. LEEps, Mr.. J.
SIDNEY HENSHAW, U. S. NJ, ofPhiadelphia,
to Miss JANE, daughter Of the late JOHN II. HAN
DIT, ESQ.,, of Utica.
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IN ID. MOsELEY, United states Attor-
Il ney, will attend the several State and federal
courts held at Nashville.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
claims.
once in the oour,-hOu,s at Nashville, Tennessee,
Mar 10
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"ANTED.-A situation as teacher, by grad
w uate OF a European college, who teaches
the Latin and Greek languages, and all the branches
Of an English and mathematical education, and who
will produce the most satisfactory Recommendations
for strict morality and thorough ability in his pro-
fession. Any communications addressed to ct. c.
d." at Baltimore, Maryland, will be Immediately
attended TO.
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IfAppointment by the Governor OF Vir-
ginia.-EDMuNp F. BRowN, to be commissioner,
to take dispositions and afidavits, the acknowledg
ment of deeds and instruments in writing under sea,
and to certify the same to the proper Offices for
record.
March 81
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DOARDING.-Mrs. Gassaway, nearly op-
- pcsi,e % Browp's, has three handsome
fooms vacant, which she viii let with or without
board, March ls--1
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wv torney and Counsellor at Law, Wash

ington, ID. c., practices in the Supreme Couri Of the
United States and in several courts Of the District Of
ColIuhia, ard proseeutes en- rasrrer Of claim
against the United States either before Congress or
the different departments Of the government
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
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NOTES intended to be offered for dis
IN count at this bank, must be deposited in bank
by o'clock on Saturday in each week. None left
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the Monday week following
BY order Of the board:
RID. SMITH,
Mar Io-ot Cashier.
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Grhe Rev. Mr.. BEGG, distinguished
minister of the Free Church of Scotland will preach
in the Capitol, on Sunday (to-morow) morning, at
II o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
March 81
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DOLBY,s sHAKsPERIAN DICTIoN-

~ ARY.-A general index to all the popular
expressions and striking passages in the works Of
Shakespeare; vol. limo, London. just imported
by F. TAYLOR.
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fkADQUAhfEhs HhMr OF OCVUFAIIOk,
Corpus Christi, March 8, 1886.
0ApERs-No. 30.
HEApeuARrERs ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
cornus Christi. Texas March &. 1876.

ORDERs-No. 81.
HEApouARrERs Army OF OCCUPATION,
Corpus Christi, Texas, March 8, 1886.
The army Of occupation being about to take posi-
ton on the left bank Of the Rio Grande, under tho
orders of the Executive Of the United States, the
general commanding deems il proper to express his
hope that the movement will prove beneficial 10 all
concerned; and that nothing may be wanted on MS
part to insure so desirable result he strictly en-
ioins upon his command the most scrupulous TO-
gard for the rights of all persons who may be found
in the peaceabs pursuit Of their respective avoca-
tons, residing on both sides Of tho Rio Grande. No
person under any pretence whatever will interfere
in any manner with the civil rights and religious
privileges Of tho people, but will pay the utmost
respect to both. Whatever may be required for
the use ofthe army will be purchased by the proper
departments at the highest market price. The gen
era commanding is happy to say that ne has ennre
confidence in the patriotism and discipline OF tne
army under his command, and feels assured that his
orders, az above expressed, will be strictly OBJ
served.
2. TAYLOR, Br. General
u. S. Army, Commanding.
The Sd brigade, commanded by Col. w. Whist
Ter, composed Of the Sd regiment Of infantry, COM
manded by Lieut.. Col. E. A. Hitchcock, and the
9TH infantry commanded by Lieut.. Col. J. Garland,
will take final leave Of their old Corpus Christi en-
eampment on Wednesday, the llth instant, TO join
the main army.
The squadron oftranspors are TO leave on the 10Th
inst, under convoy Of the cutter Woodbury., Capt
Foster, and the steamer Monmouth.
The proclamation above has been published in
tho Spanish language, and issued to the inhabitants
of the Rio Grsnde.
The first brigsde, under the command Of Brevet
Brgadier General VIM. J. Worth, composed Of the
battalion Of artillery, commanded by Lieutenant
Col. Thomas Childs and the 9th regiment Of in
fsntry, commanded by Lieutenant Col. w. G. Bel
KNAPP, will leave their encsmpment on the morning
Of the 9th for the same destination.
The steamer Cincinnati, and almost everything
else, 10 said to be chartered for the use Of the
army.
The second brigade, commanded by Lieutenant
Col. J. s Mcintosh, OF the fifth infantry, and com
posed Of tho fifth regiment Of infantry, under Maj
I. Brown, will strike their tents on the morning Of
the 10th, and take up the line of march for the
depot.
Gen. Mea is said TO have returned to Matnmo-
rss on the % inst The Mexican troops this side
the Rio Grande (if any, are said to be under the
command of Garcia, Canales, and Severego. Its
reported that Gen. Taylor has made requiHition for
moro troops We doubt whether he has done so,
or whether he will need them.
Corpus Christi has been literally abandoned. The
hangers-on Of the army leaving for the East as
fast az possible. The respect so strictly enjolncd
for the rights Of private property will meet with uni
vorsa appreciation.
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Extract from despatch, under date Of COn,taniinopt,
february 7, 1886, received at the Department Of
State.
"The inhabitants Of the European and Asiatic
provinces are suffering greatly from the want Of
grain. Is expectation from any part Of the empire,
until next harvest, has been strictly prohibited;
and that which yet remains south Russia, (where
the crops have also failed from want Of ran,) 10
greatly increased in value, and boarded up with a
hope Of advanced prices in England in case Of ia
vorable change in the corn-lsws."
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Extract from despatch under dale Of JanHay 1, 1876
received al the Department Of Stais from hs United
States consulate al Odessa.

received at the Department Of Stats from 1s United
States consulate al Odessa.
"The weather here has been remarkably fine and
dry for some time past, and until the present mo-
ment, very little FROST and as yet snow, neither
here nor in the immediate neighborhood, which is
absolutely necessary for the security of next crop.
Freghts have been considerably elevated for some
time past in consequence Of the scarcity Of shipping,
and the late demand for grain from Holland, Bel
GUM, and the ports of the Mediterranean.
"The number Of ships Of different flags, which
have entered these ports in the Of last year.
amounts to 202 and the departures to l,l9l lesv-
ing in port only IL sail. The quantity Of grain now
on hand amounts to about s54 m chet, Goo chet be-
ing equal to TAI quarters English,) the price Of
which was, but few weeks back, as high as n Ia
roube equal to IA cents per chst; but has lately
coded to the present quotation for want OF demand
from abroad"
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nOTtilhlS>'S
vertical VI alter "a heel.

~ consequence OF tie very great popularity
= which tIcsc Wheels have atl1nci b; me u.e
81 neatly 1000 If ,h,m il diiitrtn Wtia q .at
country, lAJ Spt5eri'efs have fu.d ahsnt w.
Eishls m Nus'h Caroline, ld II which % !" '1t
aud 4crcssiul operation n C1mts1IinI S.un
When property introduced, l1,} rcaft G9uH'e
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one-,ptd q tne Natts, and Jun vel ~ U',A We.
Ter hen there Is a head above. The s.eed Of '!.s
Slv b increased 70 u..le Than doabl. lhe sioAe
.tsf faisuir.
Tao pfice ~ an Individual right Iyr one ral' Q.
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Tanning Ls.lsimcAs.

FHSlIE subscriber return his thanks 10 his
a friends for tho liberal encouragement he
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public general that he sill continues thc above
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mile south Of Steel Creek Church where Leather
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Quoted by experienced workman and his Leather
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this section Of county.
Tie has now on hand and intendB 10 keep q
quantity Of good shoes
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-08-14
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