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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

The news of the conflicts with our troops hal
not reached Vera Cruz; bu: il was known that i!
was 10 have taken place The editor OF FL II
empo, published in The city Of Mexico, says ihatthe
rumored sale to the Spanish Government,o Of the
national steamships Gaudalupe and Monezrma,
has no foundation in fact: he also denies that
Gen. Almon,e has been recalled, or thai hi.
appointment, as Minister 10 France has been rc,
yoked.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

REWARD OF MtEiT.-.,' ur.~staad
that the President Yesterday rotIai Il. i.
LAM Brigadicr General Taylor Lt.a TX
Of MAJOR General, and that Inc a.. ..a rss
Immediately confirmed by thr >r"a
YeStefa..b', .I4L + ....
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Hon. UEORGE bANCKUFT,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
U S. SHIP CUMBERLAND, }
on the bar OF Brazos Santiago, 7

0NT--'~--'11N-D
OF the bar OF Bfazos Santiago,
Mays, 1876.
Sir-As stated in my communication OF The
81 the squadron left the roads Of Sacriicios on
The morning of the 4fh, and has just anchored of
the bar OF Santiago, where l have Just been APP
prised that hostilites have actually taken place
some days since.
As The opportunity by which send this COM
munication cannot be detained, have only Tune
10 add that after communicating with Gen. lay
Tor. and ascer,aining the situation OF affairs at
Matamoras, shall remain here no longer than
the presence Of the squadron may be required,
after which il will be necessary Tor this Ship The
Potomac, and John Adams 10 repair 10 Pensaco-
la TO replensh their provisions and water. In The
mean time orders will be given 10 carry into ex-
ecution your instructions IN relation TO the block
ade Of the Mexican coast, and 10 meet and repel,
in the most decisive manner, the hosili,ies OF The
Mexican nation. Some more small vessels are
required, also one or two small steamboats, OF a
draft OF water not exceeding eight feet. These
vessels will be necessary 10 enforce strict block
AIDE Of the coast.
am, very respectfully, etc.
D. CONNER
Commanding home squadron.
Hon. Geo. BANCROFT,
Secretary OF the Navy.
This evenings southern mail (says the Unon)
brings The following letter from gallant son Of
Washington TO his sister. We are obliged 10 The
family for copy OF ii:
"PoINr ISABEL, Texas, May 18th, 1876
"By the time you receive this, you will have
heard ohe two great battles that have been fought
by our army against the Mexican forces. We
had but :, 400 men, and the Mexicans had 5000.
The tlist day they did nothing but fire artillery al
US, which we returned, and killed some hundred
them. They ued several times 10 break our
lines by charging us, but they were repu!sed.-
This day Major Ringgold, Of the artillery, was
killed by cannon ball, which took of both his
legs; and some sixty Of our men were killed and
wounded. Our squadron of dragons Captain
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- In, '.ir :..tes9

They call q spsI, up, ana when - Coi5t,.
Straight heIr flesh creeas, aud gn.serr an t. dread
him,
More than The us for whic!, tsey .a'l,d ..,lp'.
IL. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

SATURDAY, May 23.
Bishop Sonic TOOL, the Chair and led The morn
ing services.
DR.. A. L. P. Greer (by permssion) reported
tha, there was Church mp iown, called The
High Street Church, which few Of The ministers
were in the habit Of visiting, and that God was
doing glorious work therc-thInecn souls had
been converted: six were converted there last
night.
Mr. Summers submitted n resolution. which
was adopted, that the Committee on The Pastoral
Address be favored with an extension OF time for
the rr, raration Of said Document.
The report of the Committee on Boundaries
was taken up. A resolution defining The boun
dary CT The Virginia Conference was Introduced
by Mr.. L. M Lee and afterwards Withdrawn.
Mr. Richardson moved that ihr word "Wes;-
ern" be stricken oul OF the tile Of The Western
Texas Conference. Carried.
The report of,he Committee on Finance in re-
lation 10 PeriocieGis was taken up by items.
The first item was laid on the table, and The I'd
and ~ adopted, as follows:
Rcsclrcd, That The Book Agent Of the Melho-
dis, Episcopal Church, South, be, and The same
is hereby, required 10 take charge OF the books,
notes. accounts, presses, &c, Sc, Of said papers,
and The depository al Charleston, estimate the
whole. and report the same 10 The next General
Conference II the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South; and hold The sa me subject TO division ac-
coriing 10 the plan Of separation, whenever the
Methods, Episcopal Church shall divide with Us
The Book Concern and orr interest in The charter
cd fund according Il The plan OF separation
adop;e, 81 the G neral Conference in 1871.
Resolrcd, Tha, BY virtue d. Inc organization
Of tic Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 10
which The editors Of said papers have adhered
according 10 The plan Of separation adoned BY
The General Conference in 1911, their c!iicc, a
editors oi said papers, is vacated.
Mr.. Evans offered a series Of resolutions recn-
lain. Tie terms Of the papers, showing how The
editorial chairs shall be filed il case Of vacancvi
and christening The Papers-hs paper Al Nash
vile is called The Nashville CnIlsn1n advo.
cate" The paper al Richmond The RcAmon4
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So the city OF ST. Louis is The place where the
mex, General Conference will be holden 10 meet
on the first day OF May, 1850.
Thc report Of the Committee 90 Episcopacy,
in relation 10 The support # the Bishops, was
adopted with some amendments. For paricu-
lars, &c refer TO the new Book of Discipline.
The Conference then took up The subject 0. the
Book ncern, which was under consideration al
The close Of The morning session. The details Of
the bill were completed. The plan requires that
three commissioners should be appointed 10 treat
with three commissioners of the Church, North
and that Book Agent sail be appointed, 10
whom is entru,'ed (w.lh tie counsel OF Book
Commirer) The power Of procuring or having
printed such works as may h required by The NJ
f. Church, South.
Conference proceeded 10 The election oil three
commissioners, spoken Of aoove, and in the ffN
balI,t A. l. P. Green, D. ., Of Tennessee, II.
3. Bascom, D D., Of Kentucky, and S. A. Lat
ia, D. D., Of Cincinnati, Ohio, were chosen.
Conference adjourned with Inc bcneiicIion Of
Bishop Andrew.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

The N. o. Picayune speaking OF The war
measure passed by Congress, SAYS: III came just
in such shape as j, was locked for"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01
LONG LEY'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA


FHNHlS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDI
N CINE Is prepared by Col. s. NJ. LONGLEY, of
me state or New York from recipe obtained by him
from the Indians of the north west frontier whilst
auphdlng the payment OF the annues of the In
ulanS OF mat region some years snce. II is recon-
mended as an intalibe for Asthma, Colds, Dys-
pepsla, Liver complaint, and all Bilious and Nervous
aHecuohs' IL is mild and pleasant calhartic, and
It'd operation does not interfere with the business pur-
suits OF the patient AS Family Medicine it is in
valuable. Certificates Of the qualities of this medi-
cine may De had in pamphlet form from any of the
Undersigned agencies and the following certificate il
VIII be seen, is from one OF our own citizens. The
General Agency is at the 8. E. corner of PRATT and
PIAZZA STREETS, and Of GEO. w. JONES, cotner
of Baltimore and High streets.
THIS Is to certify, That was sick for three months
with deTangsd and sour stomach and dyspeptical
anectlOhs In that time lost twenty-6 Ave pounds OF
flesh, nay nerves becoming so weak that [ could
scarcely walk about. had taken almost every Other
kind OF medicine, which had effect, when was
induced to try "Longey's Great Westsfn Indian Pa
nacea," and in less than three day began to fee
better, and before had taken one hottie [ was en-.
tirey cured II is the best family medicine know
OIL would not be without il on any account.
| have recommended it to n number OIL hands EN-
poyed about the foundry, who have used it with
much benefit. WILLIAM McKlN5TRY,
sel-eo3m Foreman of Ross WinaH's Foundry.
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Ameritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. |, ls46.

GENERAL ORDER. 1t will be seen by the
Order from Major General Smith, published ii
another column, that, having succeeded, by
the enrolment of the citizens liable to perform
militia duty within his division, in ascertaining
their numerical strength, the great object
which he had in view, he has countermanded
the orders for parade in September and Octo-
Der. The motives which have induced this
proceeding are highly honorable to Major Ge-
neral Smith. He was not disposed to unneces-
sarily harrasS the men under his command and
hence is content with an enrolment which Will
enable him to demand from government the
proper quota of arms, &c., for his division. we
are pleased to learn, that the enrolling officers
met with no difficulty in the discharge OF their
duties, the citizens being satisfied of the pro-
nrietv of the measure. We trust that the le-
gislature at its next session, will pass such
militia law, as will secure the annual enro IL
ment Of those subject to do military duty
their proper division into regiments and bril-
gades-the appointment and drilling of officers
and due encouragement to the formation
of volunteer uniform companies.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

MERCHANTS OF BALrIMoRE. We sincerely
believe, that no city in the Union can boast of
having merchants Of greater enterprise, honesty
and integrity, than the city OF Baltimore. 1t
is true, that, in this as in other Cities misfor-
tunes will happen and failures occur; but in
this there is nothing to shake public confidence
in merchants as class; we therefore condemn
the practice mentioned in the following COM
munication, of parading every failure in the
newspapers, and reiterating it so as to produce
the greater part Of the mercantile community
of Baltimore is on the eve Of bankruptcy
Such Misrepresentation are exceedingly pre-
judicial to the commercial portion Of our popu-
lation, and, in fact, to the welfare of the whole
city. Itwould be extraordinary, if, in the fuc-
tuations of business consequent upon instability
in legislation, commercial or ether men should
be at all times able to meet their engagements
with punctuality; but the merchants of Balti-
more have generally acted with great prudence,
and hence have withstood the various shocks
in trade which have occurred, as well, if not
better. than those of other cities. The letter
writer referred to by our correspondent, has
certainly done injustice to Baltimore merchants,
if he has producsd the impression that they are
unworthy of confidence in New York or else
where.
"NEw YORK, August 30th, 1916.
.Messrs. Editors: As Marylander, natural
" feel solicitude for the welfare and prosper
ity of its citizens, and being commercial man,
nv sympathes are particularly enlisted in that
class of your enterprising population, who GER
taiuly deserve much commentator for their
enterprise and public spirit, which has at all
times been exempliied, in your city of monu-
ments. 1t is unfortunate, however, that you
have some one within your municipality that
does much to injure the standing, and disturb
the confidence of our commercial houses in
NERVOUSNESS transactions with your merchants
bv the course he has pursued as correspond
ent of one of our most extensively read papers,
0he Herald) in heradng forth every little fail
nre that has taken place, so much magnfed, as
to create doubt whether indeed any of your
merchants were worthy ofcon6dence' lift were
the simple mention of what misfortunes over
take the merchant, no one could object but
when correspondent is so hard run for news
as to be constantly writing the same ntorma-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

IMPORTANT NEWS! By the arrival OF
II th days drawn Nos. class &c. we find the grand
prize of SlO,60O in package OF quarters Nos. Il
so, the lucky holder an old gentleman residing on the
Point, who has been trying his luck elsewhere all to
no purpose, concluded try the old and lucky office
of EMORY & CO., and sure enough he hit the nail
on the head by calling at the old house; prize OF
S2445 in half sent to customer in Lancaster, Pa;
one of $1,000 in whole, sent to York; two of $1,000
each, sold in package of quarters TO a citizen,
making 9ls,445 sold in this one lottery. Well may
it be said EMORY s. co. are making the people rich.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME
of 10000 DOLLARS! l of 1900 DOLLARS!
oe 5000 DOLLARS! 2 of 1000, DOLLS, SC,
Tickets $3-shares in proportion
This is beauty for packag Isl Emory & Co. will
sell package OF 25 tickets in this grand scheme for
8 20, that can draw $40 700.
- For Prizes in Lottery, always apply in person
or by mail TO the fan famed Lottery firm of .
EMORY & co.
9nited States Lottery Agency, No 2Calver street,
ID btice from Baltimore at. 1H|. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

STATE REFoRM. A writer in the Republi.
can and Argus asks that we shall ''show our
hands" on the subject Of State Reform. We
hardly supposed it necessary that such de-
mand should be made fus. We have no con.
cealments on that or any other subjects. We
have always been in favor of rational, consttu'
tional, conventional reform-a reform discon-
nected from all party influences, and without
reference to mere party interests. We advo
Gated the correction of all abuses-the reduc.
ton Of expenditures, where it can be made with
safety-restriction OF legislative power as &c
the contraction Of deht-and general revision
framed for the benefit of the whole people, We
think it but right that they should have the Sc
lection of delegates to State Convention, fol-
the special purpose Of taking this subject into
consideration. This is the course pursued in
other States; and we cannot see why the peo-
pie of Maryland are to be distrusted more than
others The constitution has been patched and
patched, until hardly an original feature of it
remains--nor is it an easy matter to tell pre-
Cisely what it is We would have it calmly
and deliberately revised BY the ablest men of
both parties; that such an instrument might be
produced, as would reflect credit upon the
State, and insure "equal and exact justice to all
men," We are opposed to all unconstitutional
or revolutionary means to accomplish even this
great object; convinced, as we are, that it can
be attained by legal and peaceabe means.
We are asked, whether we "endorse the APP
peal to the Eastern Shore to oppose Baltimore
interests" We have not seen any such ap-
peal though it may have been made for what
we know. We are the advocates of "Balti-
more Interests" in connexion with the interests
of the whole State. We believe them to be
inseparable, and that any attempt to disconnect
them will prove to be injurious. Baltimore
should have what is right, and TO more; nor
do we believe that more will be asked by her
citizens under any circumstances
In seeking our opinions, (Which, by the by,
he could ascertain By examining previous num-
bers of our paPer,) the writer has improperly
connected US with other journals, and with 9TH
err subjects. We are guiltess of having encou-
ragged the banks to curtail their business, or OF
having done any one act to injure the fall trade
of the city Of Baltimore.
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CLEARED,
Schr Ann Elijah tn, Adams, West Indies, R

CLEARED,
Schr Ann Elijah tn, Adams, West Indies,
Tucker.
schr Seamen, Stanley, fot BrazOs river, TIE
master.
Schr Eliza Ann, Graham, Petersburg & Richm
ARRIVED.
Bremea ship Elise, Koch, 50 days from Brel
ndse. and l7S passengers, to A Muller;-W nj ELL
Spiicker & Albert; KONG s. Co; IN Fische
Malinckradi Schesingel & Henschen G & N
y lein, Jr; Ihtermann; Won Post & HegendoI
Hickey & Sons; Neck, Plate Co; IF
Kapf; WIGHT & Lankenan Brauns Fockt
Fischer & Co; F s w Roiewald; Oe.richs &
man; G Delius; SteImau s. Rpplemeyer; Trus
w Dammann; w Gun;her; A Lehmkuhl;
Uhrlaub; Mrs. Meiser; and to order.
Schr Providence, Geoghagan, from Norfolk wi
and naval stores, TO Jas. Corner s. Sons.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Montgomery, Davis, COR Charleston, Gle
at New Orleans 22d inst
Brig Palm, Hall, for Baltimore, cleared at b
goth inst. ~
Schr Melvina, Nickers m, for Baltimore, in
was left at Ponce, P. r. 18th inst.
Schr Vermont, Lowry, for Baltimore, cIeare
Savannah 26th inst. and went to sea same day.
Schr Mercy, Smith, from Baltimore, arrived at
River Oath inst.
Schrs Direct, Briggs, and Millisent, Dedge, for
tmore, cleared at New York 29th int.
Loss of Schr Oregon, The schr Oregon, (of
timore) Speights, from New Orleans for Brazos
Jago, was wrecked on the bar 18th last whilst in
of Government steamer-cargo saved; vessel a
loss.-EIehIsge r. r. books,
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D5-We cut the following from the American, and
fully eorroborate and approve the statement:
'If Mr.. Connell, who has of late "raised breeZe'
about his PAIN EXTRACTOR for burns and scalds,
raw sores, and inhammatiohs of every kind, does
he must make fortune by it-that is, if he stops his
foolish offers to give it away. This might de TO begin
with, but when salve has wrought the wonders
that his has, il is time to stop, and make those who
are able pay for it, He may give the poor if he
like, but we think an inventor of such remedy
should not always remain poor himself Any re-
spectacle practitioner who may go TO 81 Courtland st.
and see what we have seen, land unless we have
lost our senses, know to be rue,) they must be
WINGED there is no humbug or qgackery in this mat
term. Y. Express.
For sale at the corner OF Baltimore and Hanover
sts corner of Baltimore and Harrison SIS, and No.
81 Thames-st,, F. p, Baltimore. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01
90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office u the Clipper, 134 BALrIMoRE-sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
Office can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LABlNG,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c
Indeed it is needless 10 enunerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciiies with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, in everysyIe
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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ny CANNON, BENNETT & co,

ENURNITURE. On THURSDAY MORNING.
n Sept. I'd, at 10 O'Clock, at No 1902 Barre street
laird door from ROward-st., we shall sell variety OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz: l superior Sofa;
Sideooard; Looking Glasses; Tables; Chairs; Beds;
Bedding; Bedsteads, SC. Together with a variety of
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Also, will be added, large collection of choice
estate of Benz. Solomon deceased Terms cash
BY order of the Legates
sci 81 CANNON KENNETH h C,o
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co. i,

opposite BafnUm's, Bait, Md,
m5-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 80, for 1886:
IS 27 80 60 IA 81 80 l6 So 70 46 80 Is
~ and g. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $40
81 and 50, being the I'd and 81 drawn Nos. each 80
So and 90, being the 81 and 4ih drawn Nos each 30
ID and 80, being the 4h and 9Th; or ] and Ia, be-
ing the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, =" 5
1t EMORY & CO., No. 2 N. Calver,-st.
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FOR SALE FOR sI2OO-or

4<xA FON SALE F'Oh SiSOO-or Rent
Mff&A at Sll per month, new three story Brick
kss8N HOUSE, on tue west side of Am ST., being
@-@n@'the first house south of Cough street; also
for SALE three story house in central Pratt street. in
fee, lot 80 by 60; two story and attic brick house on
Hanover-st for $l400; brick house, store and dwell
ling, corner Of High and Lombard SITS three brick
houses with stables, on Lombard, east of Highst at
Sl400 each three story brick dwelling, on Court
land street, near Franklin in fee, tor $780, rents at
1926; two four story brick warehouses on Hanover
street, two dwellings, in fee North Charles street,
north of SaIatoga-st. with many others; also small
brick houses, to yield 10 or 10 per cent, GROUND
RENTS at 3, and u per cent Apply to
THOMAS j. GOTT, Al second-st.,
sel-eo3t" adjoining the Exchange.
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LIST OFAPPLlCANTs

FoTthe benefit Of the Insolucnt Lows Of N1
land for the last ireck.
Jehn Wood, agent ]. Simmo nds Davis
Ell DHvall, clerk James Biggs, butcher
J. Bailey Harris WIN. Stevens, memo
Chas.W. Arnsld, baker "Jno w. Ealter, ma
u w. Bowers, tfunkma'r James Taylor, cart,
DAVID Atkinson, carpent'T IT, Bramble; huckst
Jas. w, NJ. Mercer, do John Hoffman, wa
Ed"'d z. Towson, timer w. Cromwell, negr
VIM. Shut, shoemaker Stephen Jones, do
For debts lsssthanS5O.
TO appear before the CO minis sioners, the 5
October, 1876.
Day off final hear ing, 5th December, 1886.
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lg-To THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT VO-
TIERS OF BALTIMORE CITY. Having been an
nounced as candidate for the office of Mayor for
the city of Baltimore, | now take the liberty of en-
dorsing the announcement made few days since,
and come out in nay own name as the FiIemens In
dependent candidate, having been hard laboter in
the city as fireman for the space of thrty-fve years
[ now claim as a right some support from the free
and independent voters of this community, without
respect to party; and thinking, as do, the time has
now come when those violent party feelings should
be done away with, as it regards city affairs.
$685. Respectfully, JAMES LOVEGROVE.
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MARRIED.

On the aoth ult. by the Rev. Mr.. RIJerdice, s
F. WAY to ELEzIHRTE NJ. youngest daughter of
esbitt, Esq. all of Cecil county.
AT New Orleans, ON the 18th ult. by the RI. |
Or. Potter, JOSEPH KEMP ROBINSON, CORNER
Baltimore,) to MERGED CARMRLG1R, daughter of
Mansoni, Esq. all of that city
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

EXCURSION OF THE BUTCHERS TROOP. This hne
company, under the C NmmaHd of Capt. Suter will
make grand Military nd Civic Excursion to AnnaP
oils this afternoon in the steamer PscahoHtas. The
boat will leave the wharf at the intersection of Light
and Pratt streets at O'Clock and will stop at the
county wharf going and returning. The celebrated
band of the Independent Greys will accompany the
excursion. Tickets for sale at this Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

DR.. REESE. Attic late commencement Of
the Pennsylvania University, at Lexington,
Kentucky, the honory degree of L. L. D. was
conferred on DR.. d. Meredith Reese, of New
York, the late Superintendent of Common
Schools