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Correspondence OF the Baltimore sun.
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, Mexico,

Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, Mexico,
November TO- 1915
The army will be under marching orders in few days
and move on Tampco in two grand columns, one under
command Of Major General Patterson, and the other
der Brgadier General Twiggs The former will be or
gained at, and proceed from, Matamoros via Victoria
the latter from this place. which will be accompanied by
the general commanding The troops composing the two
columns will be some 900 Satlo is to be
euped by the 9Th and sth regiments of infantry, Col
Dnncans battery, and battalion OF artillery, command
ed By gallant General Worth; his force will number
500 garrison OF $780, il is supposed, will be left in
possession OF Monterey under the command OF Major
General Butler.
To meet these several movements, the quarermasters
department will have 10 increase the wagon train now
numbering $50, to i,Ooo with all possible despatch
large portion Of these wagons when foot will be
ployed with the column under Major Gen Patterson
$50, at least will be kept the road between Camargo
and Monterey Some will be occupied in Transporting
supplies from Monterey TO Saltllo The residue wl be
with the column 10 move from Monterey via Lamano
Besides these 900 wagons 10 be employed in the
tempated movements OF the army, large train OF pack
mules will also be engaged 1000 are now on the road
from Camargo all laden with cargoes of 800 lbs each
for the army This mode of transportation, though moi
considered good wagons, is much the cheapest OF
the two.
Major Graham, who came out as government mes
senger left camp the 9th instant, with small escort
of Dragons, for Salto.
Major Gen Butler rode out TO camp on the It'll instant
and called the commanding general for the first time
since he received his wound.
MAJOR Mansfield OF the engineer corps, who received
wound the first day Of the assault Monterey, il
becoming quite active again lie rides his gallant charger
with the same fearessness that has always characterized
him heretofore The major is one OF the very few officers
10 be found in army who puts correct value upon
life; he lives for this world alone, but in view OF
another and better one beyond the grave.
The commanding general has placed his veto upon all
gambling amongst the troops. Large parties could be
at all hours OF the day. before his order out
busy engaged at this business The inspector general
received orders TO dsperse all such assemblages and in
case he got possession of any money of this kind, 10
consider il conscaied, and turn il TO the medical
director, who would apply il to the Of the sick, in
purchasing necessaries for them. Good.
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State OF Maine.

Our Baltimore correspondent was in in the state
in his letter OF last evening in regard to the Maine
Legislature The true result thus far in the House. is
democrats 72, federass 90. In the Senate-democrats
s. ederasts g. When the vacancies in the Senate shall
have been filed, the parties in that body will stand
democrats 2S ederasts ga majority "sutcie for all
practical purposes"
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Winter appears at last in the Livery of the season
Washington woke this morning under blanket of snow
1t began to fall about O'Clock last nights and during
the day the clouds shave continued TO spit little more
las the Philadelphia punster said, the most spit
ting people in the world for the clouds said to spit
snowy 1t lies about four inches thick upon the ground
though in some places the wind has drfted it Ito the
depth of more than a foot
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
MArAMoRos. IMexicol

November 81 1916.
II generally believed, when last wrote, that the
order for the movement of General Worhs division Of
the army upon Sato had been countermanded. The
arrival here this evening OF friend from Monereywho
left thence on the 18th nstant-gves the information
that the division had moved forward, accompanied by
Gen Taylor, and expected to reach Saltllo the i7h
having left Monterey the 18th The division is
posed Of the 5th and sh United States infantry Colonel
Childs battalion of artillery, acting infantry, and
Lieut. Col. Duncans battery of field artillery and
squadron of Dragons under Lieut. Col May No oppo-
sition expected TO be met with, either the route
at Salo the Mexican authorities of the town had
conferred with the commanding general, and, il is sup
posed made terms for Its peaceable surrender.
The taking of Tampico by feet and in view of the
limited force the feet could spare for its garrsonng Col
Gates with commendable promptude and without wait
ing for ORDERS has ordered all the dsposabe troops at the
Brazos and Point Isabel to embark for that place. and
detachment to have sailed to-day. The colonel takes
with him a sufficient to prevent the recapture
of the place in conjunction with the force that be
spared from the fleet No doubt Col Gates's movement
will be approved it cannot but be in anticipation Of
one upon Tampico. l..
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Mr. Clark, member from North Carolina appeared in
his seat to-day We understand that Mr. Clark was de-
layed in reaching Washington city by hurt in his eye
received from his gun, whilst hunting, before he left
home His eye, however, is nearly quite recov-
cred t..
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Mr. Dobbn, of North Carolina, who absent since
Tuesday, the sh instant, account Of the indspo-
stion OF member of his family this day resumed his
seat in the House.
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New companies are advancing in Portsmouth, Peters
burg, Lynchburg, Stanton and in other towns and some
Of the counties The last "Lynehburg Republican gives
the following information upon this subject
FRANKLIN CoUNrY.-We are informed by a gentle
Just from this county that between forty and fifty
young have enrolled their volunteers for
the Mexican war, from the two regiments which were
called together for the purposeone OF which adj
dressed by Judge Tallaierro feeling eloquent and
patriotic speech Messrs Early, Taliaieno, Claiborne
and Shoemaker among the volunteers. All, we un-
derstand, willing TO unite with the adjoining counties
in forming n company.
"The ranks OF the Lynchburg company are not yet
filled up, and doubt not that the services Of the Frank.
lin volunteers would be readily accepted"
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MOUNT SAVAGE IRoN WoRKs,-This company have
had an offer furnish rails at $40 ton, enough to keep
them in operation two years. II is understood to be
from the New York and Erie Railroad Company but we
have not heard whether il will be accepted
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There has been new post Office created at Catfish,
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, called Oregon Jacob
f. Young esq, postmaster
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faint idea OF the combined efforts of federalism and
abotionsm, at the last trial to elect members OF the e-
gisature of Maine, may be formed by perusal OF the
following extract from the Eastern Argus Justice to the
untiring efforts Of the unsrrfed democracy OF that
gallant State requires that those exerons should be UNI
derstood and appreciated:
The Elections Monday.
Several of the representative districts which filed
their vacancies last Monday showed the true democratic
fire of the flint In the Lebanon and Sanford district for
instance the democrats came up to the work most man
fully. In Sanford, they threw larger vote than was
before poed by them in that town. even in the most
exciting political contests, with one single exception
That district had been made point OF concerted and
most furious attack by the combined opposition At the
September election, the majority against Mr. Dana in
Lebanon and Sanford was 1885, Mr.. Goodwin received
majority of T. making net gain of las votes since that
time. We say, with the Age, this does not look much
as though there was growing dissatisfaction among the
people with the government Other districts which elect
ed and several that did not elect made heavy democratic
gains
"Pittsfed, Canaan, and Skowhegan, also covered
themselves with. honor the same occasion The
largest vote poled in the district thrown on that
day. The wings and abotionsts had their agents in
the field from Bangor learn, and every possible eff
fort was used to break down the republican party The
eetrade Mexican war, and anti-savery hobbies were
all urged with the greatest ZEAL but in vain The sturdy
republicans of the district had become thoroughly aroused
and being united the result the triumphant election
OF David Martin, esq, staunch republican, all OPP
position, by clear majority of ffty-n The vote OF
the district as follows:
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Gen. s. Houston and Mr. Rusk, the senators from
Texas, and Mr. Plsbury, of her representatives in
the House, arrived in this city this morning They came
by the way OF Wheeling and down the National road
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WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1916.

WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1916
On motion of Gov. Bagby, Perry E. Brocchus esq, Of
Alabama, admitted attorney and counsellor OF this
court.
No. 40. J. &. J. Chambern, appellants, u.s. Robert
Heath, surviving partner &c. On appeal from the cir
cult court of the United States for Louisiana The mat
tiers in controversy in this case having been settled.
the same was dismissed by agreement of parties
No 90. Nelson, Carleton, and Co., ct al appellants,
John j. Hi etdl This cause was submitted to the
court the record and printed argument by Mr. Dargan
for the appellants -- ..e- za-
No l. VIM. G. Cook, plaintiff in error, Us. John l..
Mofa ct al The argument OF this concluded
by Mr.. Johnson for the plaintiff in error.
No 80 r. Walkers devisee, plaintiff in error Us.
trustees Of the town of Columbus. The argument of
this case was commenced by Mr.. Crttenden for the
plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock.
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Up to the hour OF sending paper to press mail
from the north had arrived in this city.
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THURSDAY, December II, ls4e.

THURSDAY, Decembef II, 1916.
John b Coleman, esq., of Mississippi, admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court
No. 90. R. Walker, devsee, plaintiff in error u.s. Trus-
tees of the town of Columbus. The argument of this
cause continued by Mr. Gates, and concluded by Mr.
Coke for the defendants in error.
No. 81. Wharton Jones plaintiff, u.s. John Van Zandt
This submitted to the court printed argu
ment, by Gov Morehead, for the plaintiff
No. 40. N. s. Waring, ct al, appellants u.s. Thomas
Clarke, ct al The argument of this cause was COM
menced by Mr. Johnson for the appellants
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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Congressional.

The Senate spent short session to-day in the ransae-
lion Of routine business, and then adjourned till Mon.
day
The House elected chaplain Rev, Mr. Sprole, a
distinguished Presbyterian clergyman of this city, was
chosen
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TEFFERsON's Writings, complete IN volumes. c>-
y avo, in full leather binding lor 81 so published at $40
IN boards. For sale "a few copies only by
Dec, "A y. TAYLOR.
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The Virginia Regiment.

His Excellency Isaac JOHNSON,
Governor OF Louisiana, New Orleans, La
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Pennington, Ksnhaw District, May 20 1916.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DIR. DYOTT'S
APPROVED ANTI-BILIoUs PILLS.

~
FOR THE PREYENrlO OF COZ NTERFEITS.
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These celebrated Pills have been used to great
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w hencvcr there Is prcdispositinn TO receive
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Robertson x Cotnick, VIM. III. Broughton, Nor
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Are the greatest discovery ever made for dispel-
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From our own tSnowedgs we take great pleas.
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o. The above invaluable Medicines are for sale
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have all been exchanged for such as have the Writ
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Philadephia, who will execute any orders for the
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