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Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

Boston has heretofore had separate schools for her
colored population. Lately it has been proposed to
send white and black to the same schools. The pro-
position failed in the primary school committee by a
vote of fifty-nine 10 sixteen.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

VoLUYTEERTNG.-It was rumored that some Of the
volunteers who went to Fort Leavenworh did not find
volunteering what it cracked up TO be. When
their rations were issued to them in the morning,
some of them ate or wasted at breakfast the ration
for the whole day. and were much surprised that they
had to go hungry at dinner and supper. But little
hungry experience taught them more economy.
Some Of them terribly surprised that their food
not cooked for them, and they would sarye
before they would cook but few weeks service viii
teach them the fashionable accomplishment of cook
ing. One young man who had been clerk in q
mercantile house in this city, found driving a
cart from tie river to tfe Fort, and was not alto
gether pleased that he nad been put at such work
but he viii probably be benefited by learning the use
fu business of ox-drving. A portion of the volua-
teers were dissatisfied, but would probably soon
become enured 10 actual seryice-S Louis Nelo Era.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

Cur acquisition of Texas, in the way and manner
it was brought about, offended the whole civilized
WORLDLY. Y. ErPress.
Then the whole civilized world is a very imper
tinent world. The annexation of Texas no bus-
ness of theirs. The same world had pronounced
Texas an independent nation; and may not two in
dependent nations unite themselves, without asking
permission of others The whole civilized world
had better mind its business; or, if 1t must
ercse its phaathropic propensites, let it exercise
them upon India, where the British soldiery in
yaGing independent territories and numbering unof-
Tending Skhs by the ten thousand. For the success
of these brutal butcheries the Archbishop composes
prayer of thanksgiving to be said in all the church
es But we hear no objection to this from the whole
civilized world.'-BoSicn Courier.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

The Nantucket Warder says, child was born in
that town on Monday week, with two perfect heads
united to well formed body. The prodigy survived
its birth but few minutes.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

E (L..FThe CANADIAN editors are something like that
particular friend of William Patterson, who expressed
such anxiety to know who struck him They would
not believe that gallant little army could whip the
flower of the Mexican forces, but being at length
convinced of the fact they cooly reoin Well, we
must say they did il d-n we'll"
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

VERY GoOD.-At dinner given at Matamoras, to
Brion, of the 7th infantry, said that very brave
soldier in the ranks was in the habit of drinking too
much. His Colonel demonstrated with nim-'' Tom,
you are bold fellow and good soldier, but you will
get drunk" 'Coionel" !" replied Tom, ' how can you
expect all the virtues of the human character
bned for seven dollars month % He proposed the
health and promotion of the gallant Tom.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

FIGHTING LATIN.-In the battle of the Oh of May,
when the success of our arms depended on our dis
lodging the enemys battery which swept along the
road with fatal effect, Gen. Taylor hasened to Capt
May and told him, 81 request you, sir, to take that
battery at shall be done. sir" the reply.
Remember !" added the General, you must take it.,
nolls rotts, ?" Away galloped the gallant dragoons
captured the battery, and returned with Gen. Vega
tlleir prisoner.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

The steamer Missouri, with barge, left ST Louis
ON the 9th inst. with about hoeRty-fwo hundred and
thirty tons of freight, including tlco hundred and
renty-lree head of cattle. This the largest cargo
ever taken down the Mississippi.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

Fahrenheit's thermometer at commencement, 20
degrees, without any perceptibe change during the
eclipse, after which, however, it continued TO rise for
some hours.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

DIVIDENDS IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-It has been est-
mated that million of dollars will be payable in
dyidends upon Massachusetts manufacturing and
railroad cooperation stock on and after July 1st
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16

The remains Of Gansevoort Melville, ESQ.,, late
Secretary Of Legation at London arrived by the Prince
Albert at New York, last Friday, and have been
conveyed 10 Albany.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-16
4 Gmcntp- Nintb Congress.
speech OF sTr. n. ID. owen,

Ia Tic House of Representatives,, Jane 10, l5i6-OH
TIE sglj ct Of The TayiG
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Incidents on the Battle Field.

Among the wounded in the batlle OF
Rcsaca do la Palma. on the 9th ult.. was
lheNt. &. D. Jordan of The Sth U. s. In
ianlrv.
When the Eighth Regiment was order
e! to advance, TO support the bold charge
OF the dragons, led by Capt. May, The
company to which Lieut.. jordan was al
iached. rushing on the enemy, compelled
Them 10 break their ranks, and fight in de-
'ached squads, which, after brief but Sc
we're contest. were destroyed OF dispersed.
Lieut.. Jordon seeing group of five
Ncxlcans firing on our forces, rushed upon
Them sword in hand, expecting that he was
supported by three soldiers OF his regi-
ment. Two OF three shots were discharg-
cd at him when at the distance of only
lew PAGES, but they fortunately missed
hlm-at this moment he perceived he was
alone, his men having met with other enc
MES and his foes were prepared to re-
cave him with the bayonet. II was no
une for hesitation--he made blow with
MS sword at the nearest Mexican, which
wounded him severely, although it was
partly parted by his musket-and at this
critical moment his foot struck something,
ne stumbled, fell forward TO the ground,
and lost his sword. Before he could re-
cover his feet, he received three bayonet
SSo' II his bedy--5ut he instantly threw
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nEEaf0a one ofahs stEklrans, yEenslsd
= eailass from his hand. wheR he Mas fF,
81 nP0n by aaalhsr. and buFk-sh0s nas
logged in his arm near The shoulder. and
one passed through his arm. He Esll %.
On his back. and his enemies we're about
10 despatch hlm, when Lieut. G. Lincoln.
having VaBquished those pEeHi0nsly op-
posed 10 him. hzslened with Others IN gOOd
time 10 the rescue. Lieut Lincoln eul
down one Of The Msxiesns. whose con-
rades were Immediately sabdned.
ASEcSoTE OF GEx. TaYLoR.-A cor
resPOndeaeeOflhe Providence Transcript.
giving an scrOunl Of the latest battles with
the Mexieans. says:
There was, As you perceive, no chance
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hsnl fighting aud
go ahead. Some Of the guns were taken
and Eeisken two or three times. General
AEis.a had two horses killed under him,
and our old hero. general Taylor, Was
constantly in ihe lhickest Of The eight.
Onre, when, demonstrated with Tor STOP
ping aI po:ni where the grape shot and
bullets we're flying Ike hail, lie said
HsA. Gity 40 come pretty lhick; lei rs
90 on a Liile farther Ga,Gd. Gad they rilI
all 20 0psr u.s."
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NJ BEaksFaoEs fesdlGGion q ll.asks
!: ! :, lie Army Eas unanimously sa0Pasa. =
JOINT kL@OLITlON pFrsallng e lhankS a
1easaes. u MslE Gsaeal IL =. - oG1as
an go.
Resolved, That The lhsnks or Congress
ara dae, aud are heEeby lendeEed, 20 Be
vet MsjOI Gsnersl Zachary Taylor. CON-
manding he army q occupation, BIS or
GERS and men. foT The .foTiiGnde, skill. e..
IsrPrsse. and courage which hare dis.in-
guished lhs recent brilliant operations On
The lsio 6ranle.
And be 10 fuElher resolved, Thai Con-
gress sincerely sympalize viii he Tsla-
lives aud friends of he oilreEs and col.
diers Of The army Of The United States VITO
50 brayely fell IN The service II heir coun-
Try on the Rio GEande.
Resolved, That tie President Be re-
quesled 70 cause the foregoing resolutions
10 be communicated 10 Major GeneIl
Taylor. and through him, to Tie army IN
der bis command.
On Friday. resolution BY Mr.. Bun
was adopted, on IN e., 10 sead a CON-
mlllee Of members Of EOngFess 10 exaln-
inc into he condition Of the Military Aca-
deny Al West Point A similar resc-
luton ~ The Senate MS postponed Jude
fnilely.
Nothing Of importance was dOns. eilh-
eF on his Jay OF Saturday.
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Union Hotel, HillshorOugh,

TIE subscribers, having Purchased the Union
Ho'si. Hil'sbo oush. n. c., havo tho oughly
rsp,ired the House, and G.ied il up wih enlils
asT Gtuiure.
They have The pleasure Of announcing TO tbe
pubic, that they have succeeded in securing lhe
services ef Mr.. & MRS. L. G. WREN. 10 su-
Pc end the establishment, Who. tom ,aeis ex,
PEI er' aad ability 10 conduct he business, can-
no, iI'! 10 please he travelling comsunay.
The Prop jetos have spared TO e, pen>e ia e..
iiag up ths House in ne tand ron,o .abie s,vle:
aud thss pledge them>els 10 ihe ,ayelIiug pub
''c ihas The hou*e " ii bs ron,iautly Supplied Sith
good clean beds, ve- . cad taole, ilj,a;ul auL
obllsing sevsots, and COED os e :, nd tha, eve
~ eHog shall DO made 10 rsoder al ,hose who
my dasot thcm whh "al com'o table.
Regular BoStdsr>, LAWYERS. lao ;. sc. vii.
hnd at tbs horsc q quies sod COMO, is ole home.
Ii is Situated cen' en'ens 10 business, and al The
same Tins emoeed tom the bus.e aad con usion
Of Inc court va j.
~ 1--WE O. tn &c Fam'es can be scconmo- |
dated with boSsd for The Summet.
LONG, WEBB, ~ CO, Prop, ietcrs.
May Is. .-~.. es-i
'C7~ Rsleieh Res sizes, Siandarf. aod So.
Newsernisa, Noda STATE Wb;g, M,roa Chroai- |
lie, Gsensbofough Pstio, Salisbury Watchmso, |
fayetteville 0hetvet, WILMINGTON Chronicle. aud
Dansiiie Repor,er, viii peblish once week for
Que weeks, aud forward accounis % this oEfce.
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STATE OF NoRTH.cAROLINA.
0Ianss County.
ID Eoni.l-Nan..h T. Ialn

In Eqpii5-Nsnh Teen. 1910.
Ls@Sa s.s.sk. cal aissss, ". Macy Sa.ii.G,
I'D ei4ssg.
; bis eauaa asidasii beng made by gosish
IunsE. ene q ne csml1anlants, Ghas Milliam
1Ases ssalhsa G&les. and fre5erick Calls. hsiS.
= Lw e cafhATias Gales. ana no. iahallsanis q
s1s sale. nssacs = hssrby giEsa. Iial Uslss the
81 hiipm Gaze, .sphsa ca.es, end Fseder;ek
1ases app1ss u ito sea le - Of lais Cost %
= lei = iaa n0uaao % IIills.,o O,sh on tbe
seeoad Aoaday Of Sep.s4aasr saEl, AMI ,i,ea.. sn-
sHsf, Or d NJ, - u n 10 saasa psocoa ESQ
= q .asn, sd 80 eo1a aas lssti0g c. psa.e.
M.aess, j. .4es WEI, c. I sal Maze Of
e. sd Eea !. ~ ODE. lie -s2oal M0aGsy Of
sls q. Isss.
JAMES WEBB. c. x.G
Psics az. ii:5a. sl-sv
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Caldwell Institute,

TNHE ness session Of this institution IN com.
u neace on "Wednesday, the ssh July. The
members of Tue Faculty arc
Rev. ALEXANDER WILSON. D. d. Pro
sldenb anu Professor OF G eek Lang uage aud Lar
terature.
RALPH H. GRAVES, A. M., Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Rev. JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor Of La.
iii Language aud Li,eGatuNe
BY order Of The Board otTtustoe.
HillShooash, n, c., June :. 80
q Ralsish Stsndsrd and Resisist. Faystte.
HtHe Observer. Wilmington Chronicle, snd Ma
ttehal Intelligence, ihses once a week for four
weeks, aad cwa d accounts 10 Dr.. @. +. Long.
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" THE BRANDRETH PILLS.-The Ban
frea PiIis gre strasgih fol weakness-they are
liked bssa by those who have iakeu The mos. Of
.nsm, Df, Brandreth eau give peiso,ei roie ence
10 thousands VINO have been restored from a bed
OF sickness by their use, when every o,her means
had proved entitely unasailing. These cases are
continually occurring in luis city and in every
paFt OF Tue Union. Gel Btandreihs Pills if YOU
a.e not perfectly healthy, and they will restore
you'll medicine can 90 it-hecause they expeI
those humors which are ,he cause Of impurity of
the blood and 81 the same lime the body is strength
ened by ihe opSsatton Of this most eScellens me.
dicine.
c. Agents for the sale OF Brsndsethis Pills -
d. Heart, AdI ,hotoVsh; A. Ionence, Pnlsboio,.
Wan. Fcsbee, Eosaess Sore Cbabam; j. b.
NJ Dade, Chapel nitt: Geo, A. Mebsne. Mason
Hal; Il. Il W. Sni,h, Atsnance; J.&R. oar,
Green.boroash; James Johnson, Wenswo ii /;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Alseb Ys q
ssSEs; j. R ssssa Astsm.
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ga 1881 - ssFsssss Il - axFss1 nsz 49,
cssEsa n IN sAlaw 81 - eaaaaaa8s
E DO sssnAsHa msaArx sarA haaaen = rs =
In aaasra. Ehag Hs,isars osa l. Fssnal = = -
sssua a he Isuassiaa - TaaHsaas. ahich ! Fzs-
uizal n lhs nessa scaHoely lhi2bas fl u
t,aa 10 halfa is.hs, 81 alssaasoaS. i d. N IN
s.ir ssailz's q ilse iegEedisaas shas nay L. e.
,es.al . oon .Oss i.
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Notice,
Apra "a

THE underss ned, baviag iakea ort letters If
ADMINISTERS. % on .hc es,3le Of WILLIAM
MChRAH, (ot James deceased at Nav Tenn
CT OanGe Coro,y Cows. he .eby gives m ;ra ia
sil Pe'sOns nJeoed 20 sid es.ate. 10 mae ;mo,s.
d'ste payment; snd al persons having ,,,;na
a2' 'a>' me es>''e will pssens them property au-
'ne"'ca''t' W! "a he ume peso bed by law, or
'H's'Rot'ss vii be Ptea0 :, Ia O. taeit ie>ose.y
WILLIAM MI RRAY, Auur.
May 20. so--sw
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PUBLIC SALE.

w fill. be sod, on = c.etIa Of n:nc nso.t ! an
" Thn,Sd1y ,be ES,a OF lone, 3, the sate re.
s'dence Of William NJ 2y, deceased, all the per.
SOCIAL properly bslolsing to said es:ass. e,,,si,,.
ing Of
Ho ses. Catle, Hogs. Sheep.
Household aad ki;vncn Furniture,
Farming tlensil,. one Wason. and one
I4LELY NEGRO BOY:
with numerous o;her a ,.cles not peniioos,i
WILLIAM MURRAY, Adn'r.
May IS ~
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
EILLSBoROUGH. n. c.

THE ne,l session of MR.. u MRS. BUR.
l. WELLS SCHOOL GOs Youag Lad.es,
" II eommea.s on "Wednesday, toe S,h Of Iulv.
Tie cou scf in,true.ioa /, des sncd 0 he luo-
rough cad c: ca>j'e. emo "a Ig ssety ,lias usu-
oil y ,aus4. "A "dt as-S issss -snias les. Lsn.
saasss A'ahne,is, aud w,i.rg a,e pa iicul "
s,'eaGsd 70. Tns ts.'a Language and Vocal
Music 10 N pIt OF ,ae, course without any a,ldi-
Goagt cha 50. Boa d can ne bad 10 $40 & olily Of
The Pfineipal, and ia O.hef isallos. a. ,as usual
&c.
For furthes information, sddis.s Mr.. d Ma
Ru,Nell
Iuae .. so-
CT Rleish Iegiser and Standard, Newhcrai.
sd, sad AaiiOnal In.silissncsr, isssss snre week
foe todr weeks.
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Equity Sale.
Pts.itii9a Of lanes WBsg f,,o,,,l:;o,, ,,

h|fttoa Of James Woe, Guu,cscs,. 10 xg
L0aI. \
kSf v1'ce Of a 6s,'. &c Of lie Cor Of Eon,y
X msde "a dis care shalt .elt 10 ,be 6;oa,
est bdSst, on the l3,h OF Juls nes,, before he
con.i house in Tue sora Of Hilseoreunh a
TRACT OF LAND on Enoe, conta;nips s4o
acres o s1ereabos.s, adjoin;as the lands Of W1.
ham esSss heirs il being sde Land aud Dwelling
Whete "eo Sc A. Fsace'i iaIefv lived. now VIC, ri ed
BY DAVID LOeN6ari' The Land is ofsood quail Y,
and has good tanned House and ktchea. A
creda OF slH, Twelve and eighteen months will 10
gwen 'he purchaser giving bond nd good sec,,,
ty. a.a-..ns
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
'u"e Dc ~ Sow
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li0slly Ei.sl 10 hare any sE,ss wha,srrr
s11sFl lh4l IA y EIoAahis ar. P.ksahrn
@lli Co. - oaacs smg o.sFsd - bring IA,
nonifoFsssy 10 > PF0mpI a1d Gal lssae
The L0ndOl El0n00isl siaaes, O. sha
y CONSIDERS high and uBqusslionable -
siaoEily. lhaI lils Oregoa qasziiaa ! - IL
Peinl q satisfactory ssiIlrmeEi.
PEAcEEILsEsrNEsTS.-In The eourss
81 he e.scsssscA az he nssn bill. n lie
h0nss 81 eomnsHs. lod Js.hn R8sse.
llus expressed hiasslf ia rslalisa 10 lie
lsilsd Sssiss:
"Lssting . one % Tie greatest a.
tons al lhs glohs. I an happy 10 End
lhsIs are symPiOas Of Esluraing feslinss
Of snhs sEd good oil. Mica Essd
'hs spssehes &c hsbsieE. { slhous, saa
o'hsn, Io'ssl al The idle msasee wsllsl
from Sc 0.hsr side o. The A,lsalie. 1
iIssI Aer RsjsSly's EsverRmsrl wlll be
sb'e % hx Ensily The limits which divide
l.e donlnion Of hes msirsiy, from those
81 the Is'ss1 States; and lrusl The con-
NsnI % or treaty Ahich shall ssgAis sLsl
bhendfry Will be bul he prelude Of .
m"ns liiiaals s0nnexion hslMesn Is and
Isas Ffsi eomnsnsaal.h Of lrsa pso-
pie; laI We shall earsy on together our
msHulAet1Ees and cur agriculGuTe. yyiag
with e. b Ulhsr, IL yOn Will, L. ma. . our
productions moro anil mere perfect. slris-
lng, inihs asaisai maTksls II lhs WoEld,
IoE PFteEiasacs striving. also, in or
respective hranshes Of prsdaslion. hat
We my esnihe GAen and lhey NAV lssd
u, bul hoping sha, there never shall be
oseas4n 10 cross the baySns.s of BriiaiH
aud Apsriea on any bloody field waals,-
er. loud cheers.
IS with ibis wish that such NAV be
The pFS nds Of this bill. 10 which I Iusl
the OF house "f ParIiamsn. should it
pass 4 grsaI majsrily here. will Cite
their fseni, ] sSall give NV hearty sup
port fsle motion Tor lie lhrd reading"
(Grsal 'hssring.)
TofaFds The elOss Of his speech on
The san question. the same evening. Sir
RosetP determined not IN hu oul.Iens
IN pol 'Pnsss by he leader Of The serc.
slIion, spoks as folInws:
81 noble lOnJ q. Russsll) SAYS he
hopes hai the discussions which have
threaded The maintenance Of anicabie
reiannfs with The United States will be
oFonsF 10 fortunate Close. Sir, think
sah EPeai 10 the course which We have
parSup Y, against sons ohloquy, seine mis-
sons1ftlon, some limitations, thai We
were fand0ning the honor of this ooun-
Ts-thInk ! can zpFeai to The past ex-
peHeIp Of This government, that il has
been r earnest 'desise. hy every effort
eonslfn, with RstionsI hon1r, 10 nsain-
Tain l7nlly relations with avery cesalry
on w face Of The glsbe. This prinei.
lPe, sflong as wo are inIrusied with the
mana neni Of pablo affairs, will eontin-
ps to bausnse rs in rssp0s, 10 the settle.
msnt our unfortunate differences with |
ne uted States. (Checrs.f.
FIN (says the European Times.) la
Rem IN nnsxion with the resolution of
tns sene, gives Us every reason To be-
iIsVs W we are at The end Of our dllfer-
snce', ID that a shOR time only can e.
lapse oSrs the possibility Of a misun- !
aers'aad!g between England and Amer. |
lea will removsd.
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Cedar Grove Academy.

FALE nsKs anssaam 0E as srAaaa Al norn.
asnns = - Iesh a galy, aal nj csuti-
- Ese EsaaghS
- PEsces - = = berssafrs. riEs
f9 Gask, Lain. Aisstra, and Gsuns-
- 30 ssss0a. sI5Oo
kas4sa ssaEnS leOO
baAaa ca - hAa u s0ad kanlEss rouEeaisul
; = AeAdsAs. - fen $50 10 S. pr moalh.
y w. HUGHES.
= 9l-
" Ia Raseish Register AL s..DS.,s IN
insuf oacs Hssk ioE tAlse xssks.
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STRAY.

- TAKEN 90 BY Jossph Bed
W 81 shaw. living iop-leea mites west
IAN Of Hil!=lofough, sod catered on
". Lsg sse Sirag BoOk Of orsnse Cosn-
s.SzasssS-ss ty. oa the Eta Of May, a bsy
HORSE, seven wears cd FIVE feet high, blind in
his lei. eye hp-sno'ea 10 bis Fisht bio, ard liz
lls "ili's IA D. 's.l siod sOo:. Ysiusd by James
IhSagsoa aai j0as fsy 81 ?7s50,
JOIN A. fAUCETT, Ranger.
9shsa 9l-3w
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Notice.

1 WILL attend o taking in the list Of Taxables
= w'.iiin The eoporsis limi.s Of he Town Of
hilsbaoash. At Dv Jewellery shop, on Thus
day The ls,h inst.
LEMUEL LYNCH, ]. p.
Jans 10. 3I-
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II is estimated that GOO person will
em'grate from Ireland he United States
the present year.
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Ths Adnea anWOunded.--Ths New
Orleans Bulletin Iys thai il has hsa, o.
certained with esiin,y ,hs, ,hs n,.,h..
o. !no k'llea aad FUNDED of the enemy
au'Ing 'he oal'les I The s,h aud oh large.
~ eSeeeoea snopRd. while shs Killed
ore hundred and 6lsiy
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The Wilmington correspondent Of Tie
New YoIFommereial says:
Inc HotMr. Barrow. Senstar from
LOUISIANA been unanimously recon-
menden TO y President as brisadier gen.
erai IN !he ne ocruits, BY his fellow Sem
a'ors' IL - testimony oil his Standing
in The body Of mich 10 is a mamber AMI
OF the good fed o entertained bv ,hss, -.
ward one win e majotilv OF whom he
almost daily cses in collision NV ii.
votes, and freq,Atly BY his speeebss.
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT.


IhE sal~cg 'beas wossd as>Pess fully inforra lie
pubic, Lial Ties asss 81 20 4 eon,,ls,s
IoPPeF, la, snt sl,ssG I.aa SEP . he tona Fl
hiil.b0Eogsh, 81 the s,an4 fvrnesly ocrppsd ey
BID. LynCh. siiEessm;ih.
STILLS. snd TiA WARE. oFs.sry variety
To- hoassi0ia use, 1sanufar.g ed n he sscs, psst
saa da'abie s'S's BIZ espe 1enosd nosknea, leDt
oOas'aaiiy on baud, o aaade 10 0 tes oa shs nest
,essorabe team,. Ropa r:sg AZ Sallls md Tin
M.re done on ne shs. .esl n0cr.
faey eye a'so p'ePs al 10 s,iend IN ell opters
10 COVERING h0JSEs WITH Tin. Aad
I'd TiE.lNG' Wh,ch saey eassse 10 ia in =
s.sle eqnai Tor e.rc 'enrs sui aeainess With last
Of 90! oaeE NO >man "a .ae s.Je.
Iia Ma'e' Sc .eJ. is.n shed Whoiessle to
Asscaanss sDi Que =. a leasoaable deoue.;on.
HAUGHATGCT & ELLIOTT.
May. Is. %
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D. S. Kaufman, / Representative 10
Congress from Eash TeyaS. Ie,l New,
Orleans for WashinI b eitv on. The io,b
His majority is l.Od II j, We, mare.
tain who is elected Western Texas.
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sPECTACLEs.
Cold, slver, Blue, and polished Steel Sheet.
cies' 20 sUIt all persons aad ell ages. Very sumo
iioe dot glasses, that may be- adjusted in any
frame ss momenas aoiire.
SILVER AND PLATED WARES
sllvef Cups, Spools, Ladles, Suesr Tones. Salt
add M1siard Spoons, Buae HALVES, Casio, !. Can.
die Sticks SHUTTERS, and Tags, Walters, Cake
Baske.s. DC.
FANCY GOODS.
manel Clocks, Silver Pencils, Patent S;eeJ
reos, Rogers superior Razors, Razor Shops Com
sress knVes aud Scissors, Six Purses. Steel
Snsps s'eef Beads, Ladies 6ne To tois-shelI
silver-mopnicd Combs, Silver Thimbtes. Snv-
GLASSES. Music Boxes, suspender,, Coal Hooks
and Eyes EpluIei.s, Hal Il ushes, Too.a B. usb-
6, Six Gpatss Steel Key Rnas. Faacv level
Boxes, Knives aud Fo.Ls. aud Loo. ing Glasses
i0f Clocks. Also fue asso. tnent of Pc, fymerv
aud Shaving Soup; Chewing Tohsceo, segars -
NC, And o+hef ticlcs gene. ally KEEP. "a a Jew
ellie y establishment.
W Clocks and Ws,ches ,epaired BY him will
DO warranted feE twelve moa,bS. Odess from a
distance vii be ,hankiuliy received, aud p,onus
y a,,euded 10,
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Apsa 90 ss