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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

Win lfavs 81 IN sans aSafnstloa ID
eEeRlag. They iii FeiuTa viii die COm-
mo8oss o. lie steamship MississiPPi.
which awaits den 3 lhe BsliEs.
AZ i unfinished ab0Ee, there wAs %
show q opposition OasRed . lhs Com
modors's descenion Tampico. Tie gar
risOn having. IN compliance xiih he o.
deTs Uf Santa Anna. evacuated me place
some days previous. and msrrhed with
m their arms and ammunition. inrluding
he ordnance Of he ION. for San Luis Po-
losi. where. iisPPears. he whole force 81
he nation is concentrating. The Com
modore places high estimate on Tampi-
coma military point OfEiew. Tie deems
is possession o. Gar more importance Than
that Of Vera Cruz. But The spirit Of our
gallant navy Is now aroused-lhe CON-
mOdore Is evidently ; irorking msn. Al
saralo and Other ports are stili in the
hands Of he enemy, and until ihey are
taken. there Is 10 be. and there will be.
no resting on oars. Of this We are sails
fsd.
The vessels composing The expedition
10 TamPico were lie steamships Missis-
sipPi and Princeton, The slOOP ST. Marys
and the brig Porpoise.
The Mississippi lsii Com. Conner of
the harbor. and he would remain until =
military force arrived to relieve him Of The
charge Of holding the town.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

eutly wlIl b a. tHtFsatdlRsEy - ~ zee
Kisses, ainea % every tl3s lie eih2sas
sre sEainE In support Of he saPgFms
GsEsrnnenl n 6sishes q re eoHnlFE
Up0a IN classes in he SAFE d has msdss
and 4 iii eon:inss . make. great Dr.
naads 10 plea MsKie0 In - ssnircs -
msinsais her dearest righiss ard Heaven.
which aiWays pro.eeis he rgbi. 10 upon
osr SIDE. and oil Be pfopili00s . - xIia-
eua dOahl. breauss Ee are slIuggling Cor
he Eslision a eur lsihsIs. foI cor lnde-
pendencs. AID our 6TssiJes. TIE day IL
coming. nor 10 II nov distant. shfn ss
shall nj only be sble 70 impose tsrms Up
o. our sssniss. bul 10 exsct from tlfn
o. . fulrg aEl 81 justice IN iResmniIy Cor
The lnjaTifs - hleh HEY have inassisd up
on us-injuTirs ~hieh wtll Be- isdssd :
Rrisvous buEden 70 The eounlIy, bur y hleh
will save ils honor and ia nationality.
The SapErms Government. in shiiei.
patton Of Ihtss syenls. and eonEincsd thai
The insl rTiBmph IN The present slruggls
val be in favor Of Mckee. xishss lhai in
due line lhsrs should be pEsPsrel and
lrsns HilIsd 10 Il in The elssrssi form 40
exact account pf he lnssFs sustained By
The public iDieTss. snI those ol private
ind,sidnals 10 tie present waT; ard Nth
this Eies bis sIesll'ney, lie General en-.
iIuslFd with The supTeme executive POW.
or. charges ne lhsi should direct 100.
a. | nVw have The honor 10 DE-. that you
take measures necessary 10 comply pune.
iuslly with This design Of tie ExsrU,iys.
10 order that the notle and ps.riolle views
Of the Chief Msghlsie Of ihe R'Publls
may be fulfilled. ++~.
God aud Llbrrly ALMONTE.
roo The following day October 81
General AlInoIte issued his inslIuc.ipns
for or anlzipg the recruits. Upon 1hsir
arriving Al the TseruitirE sIshons. tley
ere 10 be divided inlO tao clssses, sscnrd.
ing TO ,hsir hsigh'; hose shove i've feet
t. ineles forming The FIRST. and Iho,e
teiow that measure the second elsss.
From the first are TO be taken by Prefer
tnee the sItilsIi.ls. The ssppers and eui.
rassier'. the aIyllsrisls and sappep fret
ticking those Of particular trades or oceupi-
llons Which may hare particularly fitted
them Tor these branches OF the stniee.
The residue will join the cuirsssiers. Tie
second class 10 to be divided 10 Ike nan.
ner bstseen the cavalry and iafsntry
having regard 10 indi' idOsl condensation
and preference. The directions are min.
ute aud sImpls. Pieayuns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03
Troops for Tampico.-ws learned Ia

AAuUpoA0A 4dulp1CO.-hSATa thSu l@st
evening, that al the troops now here, and
those exP' eled here in few days, are or
dercd TO Tampico. There are some fifty
recruits Of 81 Infantry, who viii leave To-
morrow for the Balize, where the steam.
ship Mississippi lies. on board Of which
they win proceed 10 Tampico.
The steamboat Alhalross is expected TO-
morrow, with leo recruils-also Of the Sd
Infantry. She would have been here TO.
day but for some accident TO her machin-
cry. The companies of the new Rifle
Regiment-i00 strong-are also expect
ed tomorrow. All these troops will be
sent Immediately 10 Tampico. Its ru-
moIed that the Governor OF the State will
be called on for volunteer force, TO hold
and garrison this important point. lie
was clOseled for some time last evening
with General Brooke and other officers vi
the army.
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The Territory of California, is decla

The Territory Of California, is declar-
ed by Commodore Stockton, territory
Of the United States. In his proclamation,
issued at the city of Angels, California,
the Commodore says .u..
The Territory Of California now be-
longs TO. the United States, and will be
governed, as soon as circumstances may
permit, by officers and laws similar to
those by which the other Territories Of
the United States are regulated and pro-
tected.
But until the Governor, the Secretary
and Council are appointed, aud the vari-
Gus civil departments Of the Government.
are arranged, military law will prevail,
and the Commander-in-C hief will be the
Governor and protector of the Territory.
We are almost entirely on, Of proyi-
sions, and how The troops are 10 be SUBJ
sisted the ensuing winter no Que has been
able to 6gnre out.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03
The Government Of New Mexico.

We b,'s slready announced the sp.
poinimsnI ol Whole batch Of Civil Oh.
sels TO carry on the Government OF The
Territory Of New Mexico. A letter fro
friend IN thai tsrritoty, dated on The 10Th
Of October, snuoUnces the appointment OF
Robert Carey 10 be the Clerk OF The ST.
rene cours Tor The NoIIheIn district Of
Nsw MsxIco. and Of Whllsm &. skinner
10 be Cls'k Of the Supsns Court Tor
the Central di,uici. Both OF these pen
'lenen leIi tbis cry as voIun,esr. in The
var, add both are very veil qualified for
the appointments. Bssublsn 10 the Judge
Of the Northern district. CON posed Of
rso', the valley. sud The Town, on The
Rio del More north OF Santa Fs. To
oaro 10 assigned The Central district,
sh'e" iarluds. San Domingo. San F.l,p-
pc, aud - 10, Ia~n 90 Algusdouis. Judge
H.ughion'' di'u c. V ,Iyled The Sou,h.
sasttrn, aud eomIencss s,.L. Rio Re,s.
on The north, and IneIudss PseO.. San
Miguel, Seuta Fr, &c.
- 81. LOuis Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

Judtcious Investment.--In oureiTorts
to benefit our families. we frequentlyIgo
the wrong way TO work. A case in point
is cited in the Charleston News. A gen.
iIeman, fifty years ago, gave his daughter
at her birth diamond ring, costing 81,
500, which she has still in her possession
and which will remain in the. family. A
gentleman at the same time gave his
daughter 81 800, which was invested for
het at seven per cent. compound interest.
and as no part of the amount was used,
the sum a, this day has accumulated to
S44,ls5 80! while the lady's diamond
ring remains at its original value. ..-4.
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Correspondence of the Built. American.

washington, Nov. a, 1876.
Somes important conversations Of a
sem'-officisl character have recently been
held IN tie Executive mansion and Exc.
rusl'e departments, growing on, oil our 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

Salt River.-rhe Locos are thinking
seriously of bringing this place into the
Union as State, because the recent mi
yration thitherward indicates a strong I.o-
;ofoco majority. Baltimore Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

IL " and in good order just to hand for salc BY
eas INLoEs q BROTHER
COFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee. in store, for ale BY
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. 8 cases Gala Plaid
~ Iinscys. paterus-for
ss4 HALVES. VAN DEURsEN WARDS
WEBB, BACON s. co. offer for sale
w suGARs-3o hhds 81 Crois
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
II boxes Loaf
Is bbls Crushed and Pulverised
II uerees aud 20 half do. New Orleans Ciarined
Is boxes Havana
MoLAssES-e0 HID. Porto Rico
20 hhds and Is uerees Trnidsd
go hbds Cardenas
CoFFEE--4oo bags Rio
500 bags Laguayn
1S5 bag, lava
CANDLEs-SS bores Sperm
le boIess,eane
so boIes Hurs patent Tslow
40 boIes TsIow
Castle Brown and Shaving Soap
700 kegs Cut Mails and Bads
TONS Bstered steel
90 ton. Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
ba'es Shoe Thread
20 packages Gun Powder Tea
BaekTca
le hbls Sperm Lamp OIL
81 bbls Tanners OIL
200 tierces Thomaston Line
100 doEen Painted Buckets
Nests OF WOODWARD
Is Rice
SO hhis Cider Vinegar
% hhds Bacon sides
Is hbds do saouders
900 bbIs " G. Cut Herusss
100 bbl Family Roe do
rs bbls shad
Rosn-Tn
spirits Turpeniine
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper aus7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFlRMAKY,
NO. IL Il. Pratt Street, near the ariaya
UNDER the sKiLFUI CHARGE OF
DIR. I'LL HARRIS

- II IL u ~
PRESENTS to the afflicted the mos, cor,,;,
rsmedies and eneas particular discs.e d
chronic ahoenons to be found in this city, Union
THIS INSTITUTION,
having for the estabishnenr in Bahno h
u e direction OF 'sal and physicians offer. eism
upon Puohe confidence which other aspire To ms ms,
eEht years experience could addues Rs,eGl ..,o, ~
% Sp's sssn cured through treatment from once
IN from " TO - hours in mild forms and the ro a,va,,,s
seec .11red to constitutional soundn-ss Having devo,ed
hse to the study this
Dr. Harms blends PRACTICAL observation with tbeoeeaI
ann ,se Unfortunate Of skifl aid advice villa
OUT eiAeseranon' or eriorson in charges
MARK THIS!
p u mas oeen engaged ettcEslye ree,ct ma.
uee than my other physician This civ. f'
The great success attending practice has hs. wen a,.s
oy he approval OF discerning public. The remedies used nv ~
remarkable Tor their speedy certain eHecI m, NJ s I'D
agreeable In '1i,e, n ta1brous nnuenee-they 80
weeks. e'" required Jays and
The toatmsn D H. requires no severe restrictions in de, o
hhdranee IRON nusnefsunder benign operation, the dsa.v
iune'ionsa s not n aed
are produced by his medicines
rurpenne Harlem OH and disgusting mixtures he eonmo
resort Of the Ignorant bat through purifying vegetable
remedies drives out disease. throwing upon ba
Constitution cleansing the blood restoring vgor and
LET THE READER nEM.nBHR.
these important remedies and ar
eapeenee he genuine od-Pnns OF science Their
from north, south, oty a., a. a
humble roof OF the vaeyA vocal by the voice ,h
ing praise. ~ WINS " '
Dr. H. may well upon IN, benefit aeeruus
from his researches rejoice that b. is thus psTmr N
healing balm 'oihe afflicted, position envab, than The
silded throne Of earths proudesI monarch
TAKE TT IN TIME
Let the unfortunate false pleasure bear in mind b.,
ameon oSerAkrs them that time ho app
Gallon 10 competent physician, they oniy obtain relief nom
pain avoid modification hot
enable the medical moderate
he could Justly be- where symptoms become confirmed or Inc
dsease widely dsed rapid advances OF This try ter
rins disease sufficient terror into the boe b M,
horrd results repusvo contemplate when ueen nd
diseoorBg boehes with hacking pains. beay 10 The unh,n
~ deadly po preying upon h y tb,n and moi I'm
then many full sense OF their dane. Wbs Ne rn
with shuddernE and path his
crring let not be 6yo,en b,, bc, ~
equally alarming though more sIou and n.o h.t
continually threaten Tie inprudeut how itre o.s the ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
RLACK iron POLISH. for Iror
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans, &C.

VENHE subscriber begs leave to call the atten-
Il ton OF County Merchants HE stock OF Boots Shoes
Hats Caps &c, which adapted
fa Sales ell Of which he them very
advance the AZ HIS
hsd TO their interest call stock buying
elsewhere JUDAH MYERS
Whoesae and Retail dealer in Boots Shoes Hats
se IL No 81 West Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Iir'i Door Seisr As CRY R'is,
OFFERS for sae-
" 200 bag, RIO and Lasuayra Coffee
100 do Java and Manila DO
30 hhds p. Rico and ". Orleans Sugar.
90 Cuba Ca5ed do
20 bbs ~ ORLEANS do
30 boxes W. WI
do No do 90
bb' Crushed do
do Puveri.ed DO
90 hhls noasses
20 bbls n. o. Moasses
10 tons Tredesar Iron assorted Et=os
l do Bissered Steel
1 do German
600 keg, Nails
100 sld.s soc Leather
100 soap
so 20 Sperm and TanOw Candies
SO do cap and Leusr Paper
CeroonE Indigo
so package. g. ?. and ImPTTeA
do Black do
90 kegsPOWder
200 bags Shot
10 kegs Lead
Rice
10000 Cotton Yarns Manchester and other fasorss
5000 lbs 90 Seine Twns, Nos- le and 80
10000 lbs. Briggs Family Bacon
10000 Western SIDES do
100 Dbl. N. Z Cut Herring,
puneheOus superior old Java Rum
10 bSs NE do
haf pipes sup Cd Brandy J Hsnnetses
do 90 do 30, o. DuPGy = Co
{qr DO do do do
10 bbs Imitation DO
do Old Peach do
10 do do do Apple do, 3ysarsoA
30 DO Richardson's No. 1 Whisky
so do Tuscaloosa
IS do Nonongahsa Rye spints
loo d. Ciaennsn Reetsed whisksy
hbds do
pipes cd l. P. NJ. wIne
] pipe choice do do
1 do do do
10 or pipes g 81. do
do BRO shenydo
pipe o. l. Po.t DO
qr pipes pure Iu'ee DO
10 bbls Sweet Malaga do
DEM Is Gibs@RsEns, Anchor and Other brands
sAssA, caPp@As Alum Alspes~
Pepper Ginger Lamp OH Lard. Shoe Thread
. With small lot OF ~ Burney's sup. Family Four-an
81 whh val be Aod at the lowest pees cash. or TO puneuaI
Customers the usual time. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
WORTHAM, McGRUDER A. 90

WORTHAM, McGRUDER AZ GO.
OFFER FOR sAIn.
lS aHOs St croiI, P. R'eo and =; O. Sugar
rs bth o Clarified Sugar
90 hr-s Molasses, part prime
I2O bag. old Government, Java COae.
1873 do Rio do
los do LaEuaya do
10 ies Rice
$50 Eess NAH. assorted boz and warehouse
200 sides Sole Leather, good and damaged
500 ibs Shoe Thread
40 boxes Sperm Candies
10 do Jude pat 81. Candles
100 do Candies Huls L woodTuHs
100 do Soap
10 do Starch
10 keys Salt Petre
eeroons Indigo
10 baskets best ,DuraBdsJ Olive on
&c tes Coal Pr Oh
Winter Sperm OIL
1000 kegs Dupouis sporting and blasting Powder
az botrs 5GlO and l0rl2 GhEs
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds Mddlnz Bacon
20 do Shouder 90
800 best family Hams
40 boxes Tn Ptis
Block Tin and spefsf
200 rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind stones
2J bbs Tar
20 bbs pure Cider Vinegar
- ar casks best Wooihoose Wine.
Genuine Old Port do
Cotton Yarns astory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Ginger, PEPPER an Spice saeks salt &c
tons Am blisiered Steel
English blH Shear and Caa Steel
tons sprirg steei
10 sweeds
County IRON
90 Trsde gar snd English \
sheet and Boiler Pilts Iron
Band snd Hoop do
Ares. Plough Plates, &c. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,
Dnp aCuunnM0

ILLUSTRATED by srgavins. aud ~ Map. with
Il Map rin. ny q Gosdrish author Of -fcer
leys Tales" vol quarto. Priee Soc
This gnsd scnooL Boox. book OF easAi--
and
the time nom the adopted win be fouad
quantity Of which will cnder
famy book Tor reference Its utility thus will be
the indeI OF Simplicity perp
and have carefully studied the
ofhe whole The typography and the lettering ofhe Ma
peculiarly fun aud dsiinet the immediate eontsuiy
with the descriptions OF countries which they relate
The Globe Map and useful device, and win be found
good advantage being
easily handled and the eye during early
Of study. For sale by
NASH 4 wooDHoUsE, Booksellers.
Main q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
PHILIP N: TABB 3 son.

Once, on Main street. opposite Exchange Bank
rrEND TO THE COLLECTION oF CLAIMS OF every
n description Renting receiving the and selling real
property adjacent country Hiring Negroes col
sens their and dposng them public private sale
A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27
DIR. CHRIsTIE,s
u A l. V A N IC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID

~ NJ MT To n no
VI n IL n In " III, (TN
Ann
MANNCnIN TT INN
mhUNEllO FLUlU
FUNHIS remarkable invant;o, ,.L:.l -
j e.iv.a ~. 49,, ,,,,..--, -, "-.h mas ~
fr,.,on of t,r.., p,s o he medical pro
C,lx,n,.r. :. .n.., an enu'ey new appheation Of
c,,v,n. R.,,.,,.. eeh wnien me ordinary
,ir.,v 80, - - maennes &C are en-
nI,.S rhop ,nv or ,h Po~e' VI .p
srnr raj mo,e now in M. Tn - az. rom me
yai- in which c,lyanIm . ,.n.S =. ~. ,,..S,. ~
noupeed amer ri, ma 80, ~, - nAs oeeh pro
and 4, VA, IN remedy ri. 49,, ss. -,
80 usn sIe. anesasng Toll and perseverance, has
an.rrr ai,he purpo.s, Of The o., y h sos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

W. W.Loai and Crushed sugar, Tanner. OIL,
40 III BOXES w. a. w. LOAF SUGAR
~ bb' Itushed do
80 bbis Tanners Oh
10 Tee Coal Pat Oi-laBdinE and for ale b.
DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

For Coach Makers.
HAVE received white and Drab Cloths, blue
nnss eoIoued ApAeas aRd other goods for carriage Trim
&C ID. II. LONDON
EsHoIII., Eagle Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

IN BBI.S. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
Il and In good order, just to hand. Tor sale by
.ee5 INIoEs q BROTHER
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22
N. O. Tfopic, 1Oth inst.

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoN.-Alrea-
dy. we perceive that nominations
are making for the next Presiden-
tial election. 1t is really too bad,
that politicians will not allow the
people of the country to enjoy
some little repose, from the excite
ment of these quadrennial cleo
tions. They are fairly entitled to
three years of calm enjoyment
Of the blessings Heaven has de.
signed they should enjoy. Those
wire pulling politicians, who un-
dertake the management Of these
affairs, are amongst the greatest
curses that could be entailed upon
our country. That party, no mat
ter, whether Wing or Democrat,
who thrusts for ward it's candidates
two or three years prior to the
election, will be the most likeIv to
be defeated.-Camden Journal.
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over 1t Tor years past, and the amount of
opposition even now arrayed upon its
side. This is the beginning of better
things, and the free trade principle will
yet triumph. The world has become
wise enough to see that commerce has
too long been fettered and burdened by
an oppressive taxation, and is fast re-
solving to strike them off: England, in
the repeal of the corn law, has moved
in this matter; Russia is moving;
should the United States then remain
passive when such examples are before
her.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

G The Washington corres-
pondent of the Philadelphia U. S.
Gazette writes -
lsee it rumored that government
intends making an attack on the
Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa.
[ think this q mistake, as the off,
Ger whose advice in this matter
would be likely to be asked and
followed, is decidedly opposed to
any such attack. First, because
it is not necessary to. further the
objects Of the war; secondly, be-
cause it would not be worth it's
cost in money; and, thirdly, be-
cause such an attack would cost
many lives; and even then be Of
some what doubtful result. The
attack may, nevertheless, be de-
termined on contrary to his advice.
1t will probably turn out that
Gen. Scott was entirely right in
his views of the war, and the ear
liest day when active operations
could lie begun. I am informed
that the instructions given to Gen.
Taylor, as to the conduct of the
war-the plan Of the campaign,
&C., evince the highest degree Of
ability, both military and civil (; an
intimate knowledge Of the country
in which he will have to operate,
of strategy, of the obstacles and
difficulties to be surmounted, and
Of the laws of war and of nations.
Who the author of these instruc-
tions is, | do not know, but it is
supposed that to Gen. Scott much
Of the merit is due, especially that
portion relating to the plan of the
campaign, strategy, obstacle, &c.
It is agreed upon all hands that
for military science, and ability to
combine and direct masses-to
plan campaigns and all that re-
iates to the duties of a commander
in-chief. Gen. Scott has no equal
in this country, and perhaps for
the opportunities he has enjoyed,
few superiors in Europe.
In addition to this. we append
the following from the National
Intelligencer:-
Areport which prevailed some
weeks ago, Of an assault media.
ted bv the Executive upon the
Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, (the
seaboard defence Of Vera CRUZ
but which had apparently died
away, has revived within a day or
two. 1t is now said that Coun-
Gil Of Naval Post Captains has
been summoned by the Head Of
the Navy Department to Washing
ton to decide upon the practicable
ity and expediency Of the measure.
Mr.. Forest, the Tragedian, has
gone to Spain, on a pleasure trip.
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Abbeyille c. IL, S. c.:
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1s46.

Erratum.-The Camp Meeting at
Sharon is to commence on Wednesday
the 5th of August, instead Of the 18th,
as we stated last week.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

Hail Storm.-We learn that in the
neighborhood of Wellington and upon
the Savannah river, a severe hail storm
fell on Saturday last, doing great dam
age to cotton and corn crops. This ac-
counts for the extraordinary cold wea-
ther we have had for several days past.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

The Ialssmaaa and Illustrated Odd Fel-
loaos Magazine: THEopH1Lus Fisk,
Editor and Proprietor: Philadelphia
and Washington.-Price, $l.OO.
This is the title of a very neat publ
cation, the first number of which we
have received, edited by II. Fisk form
erly of the Unsted States Journal. 1t is
gotten up in handsome style and H.
lustrated with numerou engravings.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

% The potato rot has made its ap-
pearance in several counties of Mary
land, producing destructive effects.
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H In putting our paper to press last
week, the names of Mr. VAcHAEL
Hue11EY and Maj. A. ARNOLD, were ac-
cldently left out, thereby giving their
opponents some advantage of them. We
therefore take notice of it, in order to
put matters right.
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H We are indebted to the Hon. J.
G. CALHOUN, for a copy of his Report
upon the Memorial of the Memphis
Convention.
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IL The Volunteers will learn by
the advertisement in another column of
this paper, that the Encampment which
was to have taken place next week, has
been postponed until further orders.