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Reported capture Of Monterey.

j
Among the reports IN circulation was
one breugh. by the Mexicans, as follows:
They say that letters from Monterey
assert THAI a body Of Americans. who
came down by The way Of New Mexico.
were Joined near The Presidin BY NUN.
Der of Texan apnlfursrOrs. and tie COM
bined force had entered the town. without
any opposition. Its believed 10 be true
by The natives. and we confess tina, many
things would surprise us more than lie
last mentioned movement. Two weeks
ago letter was received here from Mon
elovs, stating that body of Americans
was adj. ancins upon tina, place. but i re-
eeiyed no credit whatever from the Ame.
ricans.
Report says that Col. Harvey was al
the head OF this movement.
Col. lays regiment Of Texan ranger.
were At the Mexican town Of China OF
the cad August. 81 .s tsg az -
Mr. Kendall writes 10 the Picsyune, on
The gid uli.. from Camargo. That the mos
authentic intelligence from Monterey rep
resented that Mejia had 1000 regular.
and 5000 raw recruits, all without mo
ney or shoes, and III provided in. every
respect. Al caidereyie. thirty miles ihii
side OF Monterey, there was a force o
between ZOO and 1000 cavalry abou
The 18th OF August, better situated thar
the troops al Monterey, but still III pro
siueu. Cauairs aud vsiirr Umvets wen
said 10 be recruiting men by every mean'
in their power--coaxing some and fore
ing others. They made haul Al Gu
eTero Of over eighty of these involnnia
m volunteers, and started with Them f.
Monterey: thirty left The FIRST night am
made good their escape
In The same letter Mr.. X. announce
that news had been received that Gen
Worth had reached . point one third Q
the way 10 Seralvo the morning Of tn
2lst-all well. - e.. -, -.
The special correspondent of the Plea
yune fMr. llale) writing from Camarg
under date OF 25ilf ult., says: "Ther
lis every reason TO believe that a batl
will soon be fought, and a bloody one q
that. I, may, turn out otherwise, but
can assure you that this is the belief an
expectation Of the best informed officer
herein fact. of nearly all. "'Esgg SO ''-9
And again on The 2Sth uh !, he says
/" Judging from the opinions Of ceriai
Mexican acquaintance here and the infoI
nation ieceived from them, | cannot bel
believing that our troops will be oblige
10 fight not far from Monterey, on III
other side. and that their entrance into th
city will be disputed" -q..
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Public Sale.

EyTIf.I. be sold, on the 18th Of October, at the
w late residence Of Elijah Pickard, deceased,
all the Perishable Property belonging to said es-
tate, consisting IN part of the following: Two
Wagons, stock of Horses, among them blocded
Stud Horse, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Crop d
Corn, Fodder, and Wheat Plantation Tools
Smiths Tools, Books, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles. A credit O
twelve months will he given; bond and approved
securities will be required.
And on Tuesday, the Goth Of October, at hi
plantation on Mill Creek, win be sold the rent o
said plantation; and ON the same day, at his Bach
Creek plantation, the rent from the same. Th'
sale win commence at the Mill Creek plantation
at eleven o'clock. 9f @ -
s@ ALEXANDER S. WEBB,
I. Special Administrator:
Scntember Is, i6--3s
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V aluabIe Plantation
FOR SALE.

FESHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Plantation
II sitaased on the, old Chapel Hill road, where
has on it two separate DwelSng Houses. with Me-
cessary Out Houses for each, with three never
falling springs near them. The land IS well wa
tered, and is well adapted 70 the culture Of corn,
wheat oats, grass, &c. and has on it a good Or
chard, and several acres of Meadow land now IN
use, and more that conA Re made good meadow
Of The situation is good one for Grocery
Store. A bargain can be had in the land.
~a d. w. THOMPSON, Agent. d
September 81, se. .r.. a. e., 46-Sw
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Grange County bible society.

meeting oil citizens OF Orange TREND
" to the formation Of County Bible So-
Ciety, was held in the Presbyterian Ses-
sion House on Saturday the 10Th instant.
The Hon. Frederick Nash was called TO
the chair, and Edwin A. Heart appoint
cd secretary. af #.''s a.
The Rev. DR.. Wilson opened the meet
ing by reading the Iii chapter Of Isaiah,
and offering up an appropriate prayer.
A Constitution was then Submitted to
the meeting, and after being amended was
adopted after which the following gentle.
men were unanimously elected Officers Of
the Society for the ensuing years: .1A&
+ GILES MERANE, President.
DAVID l.. SWAIN, LIST Vice President.
WILLIAM A. CARRIeAN, 2d do. g
WM. J.. BiSoHAM. Sd do. r
Rev. ID. w. KERR, 4lh do.
Stephen Moore. Treasurer.
Rev. DIR. Alexander Wilson, Secretary.
Ds. @, I. Long, E@-
y w% B 4 b, Brown Executive Com.
Rev. II. Burwell, a .4,aa
Andrew Mickle, ata
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Jamei'
son, the meeting adjourned. '..' '.'
FREDERICK NASH, Chairman.
EDWIN A. HEaRrr, Secretary. .......' e,.
NorE.--Thc constitution provides tina
the Annual Meetings OF the Society shat
DC held onthc Fourth u July; aud il an,
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Attention /!

To tie Commissioned. aoa- Commissioned OFF.
eers> G'aa Naseans belonging TO the 47fh Re-
gimenf Of North Carolina Militia. ..f,;;
VoU are hereby ordered and, commanded to-
appear at HilsbOFough, on Friday, the 10th
of October next at II O'Clock, armed and equip
ped as the law directs, for drill muster and couEt
martial; and on Saturday, the nth, you wiihase
tend with your respective companies, precisely as
Il o'clock, with six rounds. Of powder, for Regi-
mental parade and review.
NIB. PunctualSss IS expected from each Cap.
tain in making his sstaFns> ss=
p. JOHN G.. DOUGLAS. Col. Conn.,
September IL. asa s~ e p s d..
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From the New Orleans Pieayune.

III From the New Orleans Picayune. '5.@
Extract ef a letter from aao6icer attached to Tie
HOME Sgaadroa,s ,so,c at " linton lizard"
near Vera cruz, dated tEf
.-ss3i..s..ssao. ssuqa ,a. Jss August %, ls46.
avail myself Of the sailing Of the U.
s. cutter Legare, to give you an inkling Of
what is going on here. VII .t l.uls t.4.a
! ;. Santa Anna arrived here OH the 18th
inst, from Havana, in the English mer-
chant steamer Arab, accompanied by ms
lady and friend, Gen. .Almonte. He was
well received on his landing at Vera Cruz,
but our accounts say not very en,hnsias-
tic. He has gone to Mexico.g a-5.tis
Through the English squadron stations
ed here, we were informed some time since
that Commodore Sloat, commanding the
U. S. Naval forces in the Paciiics had Ia
ken possession Of California, That is
what might have been expected. 1slrals4
regret to inform you Of the loss Of the
beautiful U. s. brig 'l'raxton. by all &C
counts the best vessel Of her class in on
service, Capt. E. w. Carpenter. The
Trnxton sailed from here in the early par
| of this month for Tampico. On the l4th
while standing into the harbor of TusPan
100 miles north Of Vera Cruz, a small
Mexican coasiing vessel was discovered
and soon after made a prize Of. Capt
Carpenter engaged the captain Of this yes
sci to pilot him on safe anchorage, bu
in doing so ran the Truxton on a rec
where he was soon in very perllous SIT
ua,ion.s Capt. Carpenter then despatch
ed Lieutenant Bergman to the squadron
for the assistance Of steamer. The boa
in which this officer left was after lou
days hard pulling, picked up by the ST
Mary soft Vera Cruz. As soon as on
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E0R the information Of MERCHANTS, 1
now make 10 known that am in receipt Of
my Fab Stock Of Goods, including every quality
and style Of HATS now won--made up exc
pessly TO my orders, given out 10 the MANU-
FaCrUHERs hyperion. a---44-ssa4 a=gaa 'easa#
My Stock Of CAPS Of the various kinds, IL
unusually large, and was purchased for Cash
from different MANUFACTURERS. before they were
engrossed by WHOLESALE CAP HOUSES.
! am well prepared, Is usual, V sere my Obj sus-
toners (as well as others who purchase their
Goods in this market) ON the nEsT TKRxs.
All | ask, Is an examination Of my stock, be.
fore purchasing. a @.aa S.g"@ ID e7- ..'ss'.9
'@.' -. FRANCIS MAJOR,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
September 9. =, -. 800. .45-4w
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Daguerreotype Portraits.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite NE
Il citizens of Hillsborough and the people gen.
crafty who feel any interest in this beautiful srt.
to call at his room at Nichols's Hotel, where he
has a number If specimens open for Inspection.
He has been successfully engaged in the practice
Of this art for the last four years, and is now pre-
pared to execute Licensees in superior styte>
His prices are suited to the times, be will re-
main but short time. Room open from half past
eight A. NJ. to five p. M. &
B. G. WORTH,
September Q, s4f-
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Obituary.

Did. n III county. an he l0th insiani. q he
fslsy. Mr. JoaaH AykIss ssed shOui 80 year,
Did. IN dis county. On de I4th inst. OfRe-
yer, wIIuAN ATkISs. sOa q d.. WIN. s. 40.
Lin. aged about yean.
Died. IN dis county, On wednesday last, Mr..
Eu ErrIS, one q he Surveyors for his county.
aged shOul 30 wears.
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John u. cmiehfsId and OsAsr., sz PaHs.

John H. Cuichheld and Others, ex PaEte.
Petition 70 ell Real Esfafe.
RY virtue of decree Of the Court 81 Equity,
~ made a September term. 1876, IshalI orr
Cor SALE 10 the highea bidder. on The premises. On
Monday the ID day Of November neat. lhFee h.,n-
dred acres Of Lapd, mnre or les. belonging %.
heir Of John Culchfsld. decd. being he dover
lands Of his widow, adjoining the lands Of -
and others A credit Of twelve months win Do
given; bond and security required.
pow" JAMES WEBB, c. N. n.
BY Or. LONG, Deputy.
Scptcmher ~. &~5a a0--
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Priestly Roberts and Others, er parte.
.rt Petition 10 sell Real Esfafe.

Priestly Roberts and Others, er parte.
Petition 10 sell Real Esiafe. ~s s..s
~ Y virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity.
D made At September term, 1886, shall Offer
Cor sale, on tho premises, on Friday the 9Th day
Of November next, TO the highest bidder, nine
hundred and forty acres Of Land, mos or less.
lying on the waters Of Nap Of Reeds Creek and
Flat River. adjoining the lands Of shadrack RO-
berts, AMIGA Wheeler, and others. belonging 10
the heirs Of James j. Roberts, decd. These
lands are valuable, and viii be laid of into con-
yenient tracts, and sold upon q credit Of twelve
mOnlhs-purchases giving bond and approved
security. Title retained until the purchase mo,
ncy shall be paid. - Il zz#zaEg
JAMES WEBB, G. ME-. -
Byo F. LONG, Deputy.
! September 81. f0-
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=. Z. =. -, ,,...s't6neosIasf,
sea- = Ffatsrs6ng Dis shE. ...t
TIE sTisss sEadrnlll fram de in1eEBF
dsmsKss ahirh srs fawEE = lhs eua-
Rsrss sd niai1g laiens's - ihoss ~
siaes. whseh sFr - ssEiously aftrasd ~
eKlshna hpsaililiss.
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EGuiiT Sid,
Ls~Ha So. N.ay s-,a - 49,.

Leasaad saaA :. Nsnry sid ~ s<Aesa
faiii.m . ssA L1ns.
Rf sirfns q dersss a Inc Cent e Esuasy.
~ mads - 6sEasmarr isHa. lsss / Ii 60
tr -, q the hiEkrsa kS11sE, q - a. $3.50
"a NoEemh<F nF1A hrsoss ale rours.louss = n -.
hnoash Ehs Tnari q Lard q - nossk - II
Iniis kssE. adjaining ne iaaaas a aa4ial Tusaer
ana 0thrrss heing he sane skssea ssrsAgm
SmitA, arxd faEmriy hged. eanaaiuiHK sizls =
arFss, l1Ge q iess. A rrelii q twrsss uaaasA.s
Eill ~ ghens hond and security Iseuaea
JAMES WEBB. c.nE.
81 O. 2. LONG. Dr1zfy.
ssasnbr II. de-
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h,ag slmlli agrur 10 Fgsgeul De msssius
On taal days lsai alsn lhe EKersdEe com,
miaRe shall * up0a s0aae oaissF dzy. I'D
give noiire 81 Ne tine. The s. ohieel
~ he sorSeiy MI BE % snpply fhe dfsai.
THE fsmdies IN Oangr wilh De Nosd
&C God; ard fos lha pafpose some ffsy-
three dollars hare already becn Eaised.
md he books Vii b sens % immedi.
The cottca Crop-Il : now asnef-
tanned beyond ! doubt that lie cotton cr0p
.0f lbe Uniied Siaies Cor he psesenl rear
mnsl ineFiiably fsll shoFl of an average ~
innny thousand hales. The he. cod.
and vet Spring. he constant rains during
the early part of The Summer. together
with The extraordinary depredaiions % he
VARIOUS insects thai aFe inimirsl 70 4 sue
eesslDl crop, hare now plsced this result
beyond any contingency. The tendency
Of this Stale Of things. Is 10 nllaaes ne
price Of the Souihem staple. IN accordance
with that Fundamental law of Trade. ihai
Il the supply does no, equal lhe demand.
the price must rise. This proposition Is
as simple As IL is trne; and ihe most ILL
iersietmer 10 the country can fully com
prrhrnd il. z - ~ 49,.
Our object. however. in abiding 70 dis
subject al the present, Is 4 political one.
via: Should Ile result be such As we have
above anticipated. notwithstanding The
cause Is obvious. we predict lha. the De-
mOcraey will aseribe il exclusively 10 the
working Of the new Tariff. which will
have about As much agency in The matter,
rs il did ia clearing out the sand bar from
the mouth VI the Rio Grande.
a4 Southern CouraAf.
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M!Ro ETkNBE 20 WlhDgo
ID RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
~ services to the citizens Of Hilsborough and
the surrounding country. He can be found at
Long, Webb. 4 Co.'S Drug Store. -,
UT Persons not able 10 pay, will be attended
gratis. - s~sss,s
August 20. H.
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RY sirtns e dsrres q he coan q Equisy,
~ made a Sep,rmber term. 1876. shan oars
fOs ale. 10 The hishesi hitdeE. an DE lih Mon6sy
q November ne1t hrioFe he court-house n Hills-
borough, DE Tnct Land On Gene creek. whess-
'oa Rrhard csirs. dse'd. formerly lived. adjoining
the lands q William Thompson and others. sup
Posed 10 contain fosiy-ieuF scres. more Or less a
credit d Twelve monihs viii Be given bond and
security required.
JAMES WEBB. c. NE.
Byo.F. LONG. DePaly.
september 81. 4e-
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III Regiments on the 18th Of Octobex.

BY order o. rtss@ @a
JOSEPH HOLT, B,igadfer General.
WILLIAM A. liza, Aid de Camp.
September 70. W. <7l" 45-.
~ The Raleigh. Register win insert once .
week for three weeks.
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The Southern staaaard.-wo have

The southern stauuafu.-Weha nave
received the fins, number Of this paper, puhlished
in Richmond, Va, by J. r. Lcwellcn, and edited
by Mcssrs. Hughes & Bolts. The Standard is
Of a convenient SIR, is Rosily printed with new
materials, and will be furnished TO subscribers al
10 per annum for the daily paper. - for the Sc
mi-weekly, and 50 for the weekly. As the Stan
dard is Democratic Journal, perhaps i may sue
coed in dividing the sway, with the Richmond En-
quirer, and at last break the sccptre which thai
print has wicldcd over Virginia. Now it is ar
auxiliary; but if,it shall become Q rival, we may
hope that in the breaking up Of old influences be
nefcial results viii flow both to the Wing party
and TO the state Of Virginia. a3aa a10sea4~u
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Important Newsifom Mexico, If True

&AAkVAS@AA@~ ANNWNA0A&k AASAtSot - &A0Ss
The New York Herald his received
from Washington Intelligence from the
Rio Gtansl, and The Cabine, a, Wa.hing-
TN, which, il true. is very lmpIrsn', i
is as follows: a,..t,.:.4 e.. .#u
A cnnrier is now in this city. despatch
ed by Geh. rsylor. from the head quar-
tess Of the American army. and We are w
formed on the most reliable au,hoIi ), thai
no proposals fis peace Whatever have yet
been made si.hes By The Mexican or AmF'
rican Governments. or by any of1heir &C.
credited agents. - '.='rs'1 -,
This messenger lef, sfier Santa Ann''s
orivsl in Mexico. aud after he had had
sufiicisn. Inme 10 make sdssnces. 4 he
intended 10 DO so, towards olr govern
meni. hs .rfa s.ssssA-..s *s .s#
This news we hardly expected. bs. il
l. sliexpliined by The fact sha, Santa Anna
had given assurances to his finds thai, 70
returning 10 resume the command OF the
army, he should mos, implicitly follow ths
public will and inchna,ions of.he people
Of Mexico, in regard to the war. He il
| now waiting TO learn the popular feeling
This is one i,em. -
The second item Of intelligence brough
sby this courier is. that The Ministers o
England. France and Spain, in The Capt.
Val Of Mexico. have given The graves
assurances 10 Santa Anna tina, neither HI
nor his Government shall receive liou
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zf cnb 0rrhaId. No, August ss, 1876.
My decr Brofku Ksn.-I now have % relais
% Jon The melancholy lidinss. Ihat On Monday
night las,. lhe a4fh instant. my drsr companion
lrft this word, after being confined eight days,
(said By Physicians to be bilious fever.) She re-
tanned her senses 10 The last and submitted 10 her
fate with snline IesisxpiOn. Never have I seen
The strength Of faith more clearly demonstrated.
She seemed perfectly willing to mec, her blessed
JcsuE .. ~s
But. nv brother. this is no, all. On the next
day. Tue=lsy the .S,h. about shutdown. my dear
daughter ErHHaT entered the eternal world, (Aer
complaint said 70 he the same.) Ihsve the best Of
reasons for believing that s.r went safely through
the valley and shadow Of death. Before my be-
loved wife closed her eyes upon US all for the lest
time. something ike two hours before she depart.
ed, she assisted in singing the following hymns,
and sung them, too, with strong clear voice,
~-@-s sAnd LET this feeble body fail,
~* And let j, faint and de-"
And the other hymn commences wdh
Arise, my soul, arise,
| ~ Shake of Thy guilty fear" &c.
And soon after she fell asleep in Jesus
| THOMAS REEVES.
NoTk 1T TuK Enron. - Sister Reeves wa
truly mother in Israel; hers was indeed an i'm
portsni sphere Of action. She was married ut
very early period Of her life to Elder Reeves, an
aided him much in the great work Of the minis
try, by her wise eOunsels, and by her exhortation
and announcements. Elder Reeves was almo,
pioneer Of the Christian church in North c.
rolina, and had many privaiions to encounter, an
many difficulties to meet. He has repcatcdl
told us that his companion had been one Of hi
main supporters, under God, in the performance
OF ms great work. ono was a woman Of cheer
full temper, and patient disposition. Before Eide
Reeves removed from North Carolina, his resi-
dence was in sight Of our own, aud we had lon,
and familiar acquaintance with sister Reeves, an
we can truly say she was holy and divouty pioui
and had an ardent desire for tho advancement {
the Rsdeemer's kingdom. She was raised i
Wake coun,y, North Carolina; her maiden nam
was Martha Davis. She died in the 54,h year
her age, and had been member of the Christia
church forty years. Her daughter Ephrata. whe
she left this country, was but child; at the tim
\ Of her death she was IL years old. > 80
i -. 80 D.. ..... ..,., = ~. Christian Sun.
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Brigade orders.
HEAD. QUARTERS,

Albrights, Orange county. N. c..
80 September 18th, 1876. 3
To he Officers Of the Sirfh Brigade of NORTH
Carolina NiiG =. r = -
V0U arc hereby commanded 10 attend al your
IL usual parade grounds, with your respective
commands. armed and equipped as he law di.
reefs, for parade and review, with six rousds of
powdcL on The following days, to wit: 81
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gsfsi g male g1Ll drlrnar. thsFFH
Pseas5 . ssls1i, uHiFEs the Sra bliga2s a
he srmy--wi Ire lrh Mexiro BndrF as
eommznd 81 GaEria B0nde-shouid a..
IRE searamahav.
Tie Gsnssal % diskiaa. Doe Prdrn
cosssEar. nd been spp0inled genrral 10.
rhief e ihs srEny 81 NE norh. This
rs suhsrqneni . he orrFlhrDw cf me
lase goseEnmens. bBs previous % NE arri
- III Sansa Anna.
Paroles Vas ) prisoner in he rily 81
Mexieo. hal nei IN slFiei eouEnemenl. and
bad asked CIR his passports. whieh II y
sid would Be giren him.
Quiet prrsiief IN lie eiiy Of Msrirn.
bBs he papes do nol seem 10 indie4ie
much enthusiasm IN favor or Santa An.
"a.
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Departed this life, on the sOth Of July, in Ray
county, Missouri, RoBEns WALKER, formerly Of
this county. Brother Walker bad been jealous
member Of the Christian church for something like
twenty-five years. There was not an individual,
to oun knowledge, who had aught against Robert
Walker. He lived the life of the righteous, and
of course his last end was the death Of the ngh-
teous He left the world in great peace, and with
an ardent hope, full Of immortality. He will be
much misaed; he is gone, but not lost. He was
endeared to all his friends. He has left behind
him widow and several children, to whom his
life was Of immense importance; but God has been
pleased to call him away. His wife was the sc.
cond daughter Of Elder Thomas Reeves. Ibid.
c. The Raleigh Register and Somersille Re.
porter are requested b. copy the above. -
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From the krmy.-Ws give below .
few more additional ilrms Of news from
The Army. brpghl b. The Issl arrival Al
New Orleans: ~ ~ "a "a
Prom he New Oheans Dsl,s. ssP,.G
Movements Of Gen. Taylor Latest.
We have been permitted Ia pepse q
letter frnm Gen. faylnr, 5aIed CsmaEso,
die 9Th oil. 10 il The General states lIiaI
he had sent 90 three hundred mules. Two
hundred wagons. and one hundred and
sixty thousand rsiions that he would
move on The ist 90 he sIh INST. himself.
10 Monterey; that il the enemy did MOI
give him 6ghl there. he would push on
% Sallllo, and there arrange his plans COZ
> future and more forward movement
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
Sealed Proposals.

SEALED and separate proposals will be re-
- cei,ed at the Office Of The undersigned, untli
IL o'clock NJ, the Goth day Of September, 1916,
for furnishing the. Quarter Masters Department,
at this post with 5000 bushels Of corn, and 2, 900
bushels of OATS. NJ y ~ \, a
Bids will be feocived for 1000 bushels of corr;
and 500 bushels Of oats. and upwards.
A single bid for the whole amount Of corn @:
oats will have the preference over all other bids,
shoui this single bid be equal 10 less thnn the
4 petition of the corn or oats will be received
on or about the 9Th Of November. 1876, and con-
4linued unit, the last of January, lS47, at which
time the contract will be closed. -..-.f
The privilege OF rejecting any or all bids
deemed loo high IS reserved TO the United States.
Z. B. ALEXANDER.
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