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vALENTIY CANALIz0
Communications.
ypA TINS CElBLorrs JuuGSLL
RAILROAD MEETING.

A, meeting ot the citizens Of Gnston
county, Isaac Holland, E-q.. was up ONT.
ed Chairman, aud James Quinn SECRETARY,
Samuel L. Cal iweIl, Esq, explained the
OBJECTS Of the meeting "a = buei and for
chile address, y hen The chairman appoint.
cd the following committee Ia dram Reso-
buttons expressive Of the feelings 81 the
meeting. 10, w,t: Dr. WIN. Sloan. DE-. l..
A. Mnore, = H. Caldwell, James Quinn,
and J. VI. Hannah THIS committee, af-
ter retiring short time, returned and re-
ported the following Resolutions, which
~efe unanimously adopted
Rcsoircd, TIM, We The people If Gasior
approve Of the proposed Ran Road be.
tween the town Of Charlotte aud Camdcf
o. Columbia, 5. {.
Rcsolred, That VIC believe, in order &c
accomplish this work, and secure the 60
operation of its friends throughout Yves
Tern Nurh Carolina, Convention - FRO
per AID oxpcdlent aud rs such an Assem-
blapc has been called to meet at Charlotte
on The 21th Of Apr,l next, u IS Desirable
tina, Castor county be represented IN tina
body. aud that the chairman II this meet
ing appoint Fifteen Delegates 10 aiien
SAID Convention.
Rrsolred, Tint the proceedings of tht
meeting be published III the Charlotte pa
pcrs.
The chairman appointed the followin
list of Delegates Dr. WIN. Il. tnllan'
James Quinn, James VI. Hannah, Ben
Morris, II. ~ Castor, WIN. Beaty, y
VI. Alexander, Col. H. Rauk'n, John !
; Rankin, Lawson A. Mason, X &. VI Leo
aud Phlhp Saudier. o. motion of u
Moore the name OF The chairman was a.
led to the delegation,
4 ISAAC HOLLAND, Chairman,
= JAvEs QUtNS, Sccrstdry.
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EThe brig Sam'l. y. Colt, with the
Wayne, Cabafrus and Iancy companies OF
North Carollna Volunteers, arrived At Bra.
~ Santiago ON the l2ih ul,.
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LENOpR
FEMALE ACADEMY.

~ commenced on the FIRST day Of March,.
Tuluon Sc, $ or $40 per SESSION and boarding
can be had in some Of the mos respectable fan-
lies at the low rate Of SIS per mobth. Music on
the Piano and Guitar. Painting S.. Worsted
work ST.
The cheapness Of board and tuition, and the
hcalthincss Of the place, probably render this one
OF the most desirable situations which Parents or
Guardians could select.
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance,
hut no deduction made afterwards fof ABSENCE
The Teachers pledge themselves to devote their
entire attention to their School, and TO promote
the mental and moral impeachment of their Pu.
pills by every means in their power
EMMA J. BAKER.
Leno'r, Caid,reH county, F,b S, lS47.
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NOTICE,
New Eirs,a in Camden. =. &.

IpHE SGhscribcrs having established them:
u selves in Camden under the firm Of Cham
5srs II Renk,n, for the purpose of Receiving and
Forwarding Goods, together with the purchase of
Cotton ana sale Of Groceries. would respectfully
request their county friends to give iheu !, cali
they intend 10 give liberal prices for GnttoN and
sell thoir Groceries as low as any Other honsc in
Camden.
n W. CHAMBERS
K. ]. RANKIN.
jan. IS, lS47. INF
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Casa and Delirery Bonds for sale here.
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LADIES DRESS GDOza,@

Fancy Core. silks, VERY ric'i)
Black Satin Snipcd 20 new stylc,)
Splendid Bazarins ard Barapc nuslns,
Broche Embroidered Musiins new II beautiful
Painted iaceonet and Organdic do
Fancy Neuour Nusns, new and splendd)
CheFrIc Mnhair Lustre, Limitation Of silk plsid.l
White Embroidered Swiss Robes. lneT eiyes,)
Black and Fancy Ginghams
Bingham Musins, tbeauiilll pstterns.
Rich Broche Baragc Manllss,
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NEW
DRY Goods. Hardware s. Gallery
EsTARs.IsEEMES

~ RE now receiving aud offer for sale, by
81 Nhu'o.ale and retail, extensive assert.
incut Of -..a -si selected Foreign and Do
nestle Staple and Fancy
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might prompt them TO- undertake, nature
still sinterposes insuperable barriers. IL
Mexico demands money or men, Yucateco
will invent a reason for not com.
plying with the request, The same exi.
gency which compels Mexico to send for
men and money 10 carry on the war acts
also on Yucatan, and obiiges her 10 keepr
her troops3and funds at home to defend
herself. The effec, Of a blockade upon the
ports Of Yucatan will in grea. meas sure
be- 9obyiated by an inland trade with The
British colonies ut the Bnlize.
5stii, Yours, &c. w.
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q. E.IH[ llE 3lB3} ME IL. 3
sUMTERyILLE, 81 &.
WEDNESDAY, yANUARlY 8. .27, .ls47. 4

We are indebted to the Hon. JosxpH "a !. WooD-
WARD for the Report Of the Secretary Of
the Consular System Of the United States and FOR
sundry other public documents, for which DO will
please accept our thanks. ss 81
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PERIODICALS.

Tho january number Of the Southern and West!
ern Literary Messenger and Review Is on our table.
This publication addresses itselffo tho South md
West; anu It's pages are filled with the choices,
matter Of various kinds. This number commences
tho thirteenth volume; and it is evident that neithe.
pains nor expense are spared 10 mako It efnnently
worthy ofratronagc throughput the South gand
West. An opportunity is now offered to persons
OF subscribing ut the commencement Of a new yol-
umei We refer our readers to the prospectus for
its terms. IS
We have received the let and 81 illustrated mum.
bers Of Dickens g Dombey and son," from Messrs.
I-eh and Blanchard, of Philadelphia. t.s33
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TORNADO AT PERTH AMBOY.
PERTH ANNOY. Jan. q I9d1


This place was visited Yesterday by Sc.
we're tornado, A column, in appearance
IKE smoke. and about 20 fee, in height a nd
six broad, crossed our bay from The South.
uPsetting small craft Of every description.
struck large shed and carried i, nbou,
5uU ieet, through the side ofaframe build.
'ng' and even through two substantial par
tli"ns. The direction Of the tornado was
'hen changed us if by magic, Ia the East.
and passed to Staten Isiund. The const.
ing schooner Delight, heavily ballasted for
Southern trip, and lying al anchor was
cnpsized and sunk Immediately; and sucb
was lis i"rce Tint chimneys were blown of
and even men were prosiraied
From the NO. Je6ersomian, Dec. 81.
NEeRo iNsURREcTIoN.-A gentleman in
!n's ci'y' yesterday received letter from
Memphis which says that negro Insured.
!'"n was planned in that ncighborhoot and
!"st discovered. Considerable excitement
"a" 'akeH place, and the city guard was con-
s'"erao'y increased. Onlhe mig 1T Of the pro-
p"sed ihsurreeIion house was set on fire.
several negroes had been arrested and
confessed the fact Of The intended insurrcc.
tiop.
FATAL AcctpEMr.-The Belfair kMd. IRE.
publican states, that Mr.. Joseph Edwards
his son and two nephews, Were ont hun
ting on Saturday last, short distance from
lhis place, and whilst hurriedly pursuing
rabbit. Mr.. E.'s gun, being cooked, wen,
on, killing his son almost instantly, and
seriously wonnding both Of his nephews,
ono OF whom has since had his arm ampu-
tated.
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.COTTON,

I. This article commandej,tin Che Charleston Mar.
ket, during the week ending on Friday The 22nd
inst, pces varying, according to quality from, 9l4
10 lsl-8 cents per fonnd.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. q

On account Of on error in our paper of last week
we republish the following appointments, !, made by
the President by and with the advice and consent Of
the Senate
james D. Blanding, Of South Carolina, to bs AS.
sistunt Commits sary, with the rank Of Captain
james Davis, Of South Carolina, to be Surgeon
Ebert Bland, Of South Caroiinn, to be Assistant
Surgeon.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTER.
II. s. SouAuRoN. Dec. 2S 1915

Y, -. o.oQUAURON, Dec. 70, 1915.
GENTLEMEN-''he :nail from Mexico
to day confirms the election oc Santa Anna
for President, and Gomez Farias for Vice
President. The extraordinary Congress
have been hilherto cngrosscd with the pre-.
liminaries for this election to the entire
exclusion Of other business. One or two
speeches have, however, been made upon
the state Of the national finances, and the
means for raising money 10 carry on the
war. II is estimated that the loan OF a
million is indispensable 10 furnish arms,
and il is stated that Santa Anna is urgent
" calling on The govcrnmentto supply him
with arms aud munitions Of war. The
corps Of The National Guards in Mexico
are very poorly supplied.
There is no indication that .he peace
propositions Of ,lte United States will re-
ceivc any favorable consideration. The
subject has not yc, been broachcd in Con.
gress. Snmc nf the Mexican papers as.
cribe MI The evils Which afllict The country
to c!inirigues Of Mr.. Poinseu, which
have cventuaicd in the present open nj.
tempt Of the United States to subIugaic
the .'Inost generous aud magnanitno,,s
people Of the universe
a new pronunciamente hos been pyo
mnFgased at Campeachy announcing ncu-
trality Of Yucatan during me wur, but con.
tcmplating future reunion to the Mexi.
can Government, under the treniy OF De.
ccmber, 1913. Fifteen hundred troops
from Campcachy hive marched upon Me.
ridn TO coerce that State into on acoui.
escncc into the terms OF this las. pronunci.
amcntO.
The United States can woll afford to let
Yucn'an alone. has been charged against
thc Yucalccos that rhey are Mexicans nj
heart. This is unqucstionobly trne. for
they would naturally sympa!hisc with their
race. II is aIso alleged that they lave
been taking advantage oC our forbearancc
to furnish the Mexicai,s with ard and mum.
tions war. Any one who will look at the
geographical position Of Yucalnn will see
bio imp"ssibility Of an overland trade be.
yond the base oGthe mountains; and what.
ever their synpalhics or their cupitlity
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!. .CoLUMBI..A.l... Ifs. a,..l q A.N.2o

49,. CULU MI31 81. {J.,) )StJAFs.ss 20. 81
More VOLUNTEERS. - We learn liat Capt.
Williams company Of Newberry alum
jteers is completed and has rcheiI 10 Ham!
burg, the place eofrendczvoua. l'heSs. But
Ter Guards" u company. formed I'M Edge.
,fiel,l District, has probnbiy,cre This. Inarcfr.
ed Tor tho same destinations eses two
extra e companies will be attached 10 tls
Palmetto Regiment. ifti,
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CAMDEN, JAN. 90.
From our Voluntecrs.-Ex,ract Of let
ter from one Of The Kershaw Volunteers,
dated
CAMP NEhR RAIL.RoAD DEpor, Ala. }
46mies East Of Montgomery, Jan. lO.5
Since my las, letter 10 you, we have en-.
eoumlered severe hardships, having march.
Ell ll5 miles. averaging l7l-2 q day,
through rain and sleel, and Mt night sleep.
ing on the wet ground slelteredhy a tent
and blanket. am writing this letter in
the piney woods Of Alabama, on the trunk
Of fallen tree, surrounded by the right
wing of the Regiment, under the command
Of Lieut.. Colonel Dickinson. The buys.
Notwithstanding Tho hardstips we have to
undergo, are in fine spirits and anxious 10
meet The enemy. we will take the Rail
Road tomorrow, and will arrive in Mont.
gomery at noon, where understand cilisens
have made provision for our reception and
entertainments. From thence we proceed
Immediately to the seat Of war, where the
Palmetto Regimen. will speak fer itsclc.l
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TnE MAssacnusETTs sRE6inENrs-.sOr.
ders have been received from w ashinrtoIi. |.
fur The embarkation ofs The 4, i'd lidssiis
Regiment" Us soon as eig ght full compaisies
are mustered in; and that tram paris ,sill
be furnished us soon nss6 llicial slDtice Eis
given TO the Acting Quarter Master rtosshat
eeGee,. -. Boston Jonr. :i3
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The Fros, saw the pretty flawer, and
sought To marry. swift ihouP' saiti tho
Frost---and the Flower Wilicd,
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SnoT HsMsELr.A negro boy, naed fSi
years, the properly Of, r.. w. BruWa, ESQ 81
sho. himself ON Friday Evening last tiia
loa'l .an.ering under his loWerjaw, shutter.
ing the head in a,shocking nsu 1, er, ,pr odu.s
cling instan. deaf . IYsl. C01e. 1871. s.5
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The Wing district Convention, held sat
Richmo nd. Va. ON Friday, las. !. no1r,inssea
y John Miner Bolts, Esq as the candidate fur
Congress az The ensuing spring election.
Mr.. Bottle, ills said, received The support
of The delegates present. ~ Ia, 5ss
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ANOTHER WARNING

Norm CAROLINA RECIPIENT We
learn that the Governor has sappoinied Rob-.
ert Treat Paine, of Chowan, CoioneL and
Mr.. Stokes OF Surry. Lientenant Colonel,
and Mr.. Fsgg Of Runcombs, M sjor, af The
North Carolina Regiment of Volunteers.
All the above gentlemen are Members
of'he Legislature whiclrhas just udjourned.j
Esr - Hill y Il;
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NOTICE.

II HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRfCE who hso been employment for several years
old sand OF 9th and Cary
wM ANDERSON CO. for the Of
Wholesale Grocery and General Commission Guinness
Domestic Goods Cotton Yarns &c
the products and mnea Of the State aud have
gagged services DAVID ANDERSON, J conduct the
grocery department OF said business Ills expert
qualifications for that branch OF the business too well
them and have also made
arrangement Mr. FRED. ANDERSON aid in the
the tobacco department. who has long been familiar md in
timately acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances will be made Of groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat pig IRON and any articles OF
general trade. WIN. ANDERSON, j.
February LAT, lsf7.
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"a detailor the case, alluded to here fouo~..l
HIP COMPLAINT.

This disease Of frequent OF the most oh.
he IN med zeal practice The effect OF sm in its reei
il truly wonderful
INV YoRK, July 81, 1916.
This IL to certify that for past years have beer ain ed
with the disease ead the Hip Compliant time was
Attended BY D Carter and Watson city without
any relief The severity OF such that was obi
ed 20 give up my business and have often several DAYS
without being able 10 my bed only made me
Norse anil daily geuing more heIps Eary s
wneri procured Dr. Chrsue GalSanc pair Rands and
nc shete RAD and from The unie commenced
began s,ro: ger than eve. wa
previous 70 my SICKNESS an far recovered
saIe any fatigue would also that after com
msneng the OF the and Fud framed the ho
o. s moers OF three story dwelling consider Dr. Chrs;es
Dashe ana Magnetic remedies invaluable blessing
MADE me above abatement voluntarily AMI
the aEiieted GEORGE QAITEs
10 Nev Xnrk
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS-

daughter Of Mr. Hiram Booth residing in wHam,burRh
l. was AFFLICTED with nal Affection ytSrs becoming
most helpless from its ee The disease Considered be
yond cure BY physe As Ga.vanic Bell and
Strengthening Pas Tried within two months from the
Application OF the articles her Physicians pronounced her in
perfect heath The lady .ar5ed and remains
cute Zee from all symptoms OF hes former comp a nj
Every column in It's paper might be filed with similar
ni IL al Nervous Complaints no chronic or ev,re
they be- the efficacy Chrstes genuine Galyazie AM
ees Is truly wonderful '
70 Only agents for Richmond
DUVAL e PURCELL. nmsgfssL l47 Main 81
roI '1ia 20 "S'Heviie only BY WV. H. sPILLER
EIp.ana'oFy pamphlets may be had gratis nhs
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SANuEL HASNAI, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company, prepared
applications Life periods
named for year years for life; and for any
exceeding $40 900 single life The all
OF the Intermediate years noted the
well all other information those desiring effect
Insurance. will also BE- made known application. The advnn
offered by this Company, believed equal
superior those offered by other either a. Great
Britain. n. g. GWATHMRY.
Physician soeeiyths Family Physician OF the party
whose ; o be 2l-u
4 AIDES BLACK SATIN AND WHITE KID sLIPPERs =
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NOTICE.
A%R STRANGERS AND THE PUB.

II Lie AT LARGE, BUT MORE PARTI-
CuLARLY THOSE INTENDING TO PURCHASE PIANO
fohI are respectfully invited call and my
neni before purchasing elsewhere They
'uuenh not surpassed and hut rarely equaed
OF good Piano which ofen claimed newpa
per pufiers. 70. hose they have for
nose not having heard the effect Of the EOLIAN Attachment
wi" be sirpred Al ia adaptation Music Church not
only b played enough the smallest but
has been P'1ved to be Of sufficient Choir in
noaeraey SIZED place Of worship The not
feet degree tie Piano. nor At At ali interfere
win us meehanfm eroneously supposed by some Thu.
TO call and
Panos OF the Manufacture Clark which am nov,
selling with the late improvements Richmond
for more than IL with satisfaction and BY other deal
ers IN the pLPa cities the Union elton To pdr
ehasers Tor more than 30 years r H. TAYLOR,
Dealer - Piano PORES Musie Musical Instruments
my % general 100, Main ST corner of I'm
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D0GGET Il ANDERSON,

AND UPHOLSTERERS, No. 10, GOVERNOR St,
HAVE just received large and beautiful as
II - OF French and American Paper Hanging Borders
FreScreens Venetian and Window Blinds Transparent
Shades Plain and Coloued Mating with other articles
line Of business which have been selected with
suit the taste OF this We respectfully solicit call from
friends and the public generally disposed sell
reasonable city and always
pared attend any line with puneua and the
o give satisfaction. ap 2o-d3m
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Patent Medioated India Rubber Porous
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
INHE most i'm ortaRt feature in this improve
mrnl is That hey Perieus fzIds while they
ahoa sueni meetaaea support and proper
hes MAINTAIN proper degree OF warmth
excite the discharge OF PePiraou and other fro the
surface but also allow free through the
discharged from the skin and thus its being
sorbed and taken into the system again
Ih Circumstance alone Will confirm superiority claimed for
them over al others known and wherever b.v
are introduced TO be used IN preference any
For sale BY DUyAI, A IIrRCEIJ
NY w Nm
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
'ENHE firm of BIssELL d McC.Nn1rsu bs;na
dissolved BY the death Of c. Bi,-. the .ub.erh.9
wa eonuhne COMMISSION BUSINESS old stand corner
Of Cary and 18th Streets ~ ' N"e'
The business Of B,'en Mecandush will be closed by III. un
70 whom all persons having claims agans, arm win
pes hen Tor payment and all u.ke
immediate payment LAMPS N Mo Nm, Isu
May -, ls47. - 1-
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FOR RENT, OR LEASE,

FOR RENT, OR LEASE,
IN A ND possession gwen on the first day of
- n June House on Main sr.., p.I, b.
f Jacob r. Barnes and door hut wsyrs
Apply to PHILIP NJ. TARB q SON
my 2s-a omee Main 81 opposite Exchange Bass
IN ENOR RENT. The house at present oc.
eopisd BY E T. Winston Church HlI ,eorner Of
mos, pleasant Po'On'O very Moderate or term.
my 2t-d JONES WINSTON.
EOR RENT-A front room over nv store. suit.
Il able for an Odee. Possession given Immediately.
my l9-d JOHN n. VAN LEW.
@ A FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT.
next door to the EIesng- Bank. with eish,
IN ENOR RENT, and possession Civ N LIST
M June, the isth street. a, pressn, occupied
81 wn&E C. HARRISON.
m ErOR RENT-and possession given in a
few d,y.-A neat and hsnd.ouae residence near th.
corner OF Sd and Main family Apply to
ap ~ RicH'D HILL Jr
FOR RENT.
E desirable family residence 18Th occupied by
u the subscriber Possession given Immediately Apply to
"a FOR SALE.-A very desirable resi-.
nc aoou' one mile Northwest Of the city with four
and within few minute, walk Of Baptist College.
fof bIm' which will be made accommodating, apply
apH RICHARD HILL, Jr.
| FOR RENC.
| "a The wooden dwelling house on Grace
A Street between 5t s al present occupied by Mr..
/ Drew. - -
The rent s25O and possession can be had about the LIST May
VINO wish to rent can see the house by calling Mrs Drew
| az Ut FRY co.
EM NOR RENT.-The brick dwelling house
At present occupied by the Rev'd Mr Stiles, Grace
Street This hOuse on the hr,t floor with dry
oansn and or Chamber with small garden kitchen,
Kent $500 and possession may be had LIST April.
| mh9-u H. W. 4 J. j. FRY co.
81 NOR RENT.-The desirable Dry Goods
sioe formerly occupied by Mr. r II. jenkins corner
OF Nam and 18th Streets, floors finished in
NE best style and with wkoesAe and
Dry Goods business Possession be had Immediately.
| NH 5O-u II w & J FRY co.
- nor RENT.-The upper part of Tene.
ELI msnt occupied by w Marshall a. Co opposite the
Richmond and FredeneksburE Depot For terms apply 70
NH - VALENTINE BREEDEN A
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IME-LldE-250 casks Lime remaining urs,li Of sehOon
~ Mount Nernon's for sale from vessel Dock
A WUTTLOCK.
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tsf RECEIVED sn1n Of Caurs Cotton tnder shin,
- efPfcs'y f'r sumucf wear Cal and crannr NJ ia Ma
Suect my " StLAs MEHCU Ant
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SSI RECEIVED, an additional supply Of
" BIZ and brown dress and froek Goats IT,
BlE and bT1Sn dress and saek Cnas
Plain and paid Linen Summer Coat,
BE and fancy Cashmere Pants
Summer Pants OF various qualities AMI patterns
Sain BomhaZne Mersailes Valsnei Vest, in vr.t N
I a. soiment Of ven superior Shirt Crava Stocks col
lafs, Cloves, BOsous, Socks
II" goois arr e ~ ais and will be sold with
saaEa-'eei and very cheap f0T cash Cal aud see.
SILAS MERCHANT IA Main,
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Rird,s-Eye View Of England.

"A nrivate letter the Editor Of The Tribune from
friend casually 10 Liverpool, contains the following
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Il, ls47
have been travelling in the country. The
Potato Rot is doing its work Of destruction to aicar
"a, extent and it is feared will cause great distress
the approaching Winter. Failures are daily taking
place in Liverpool owing TO Sin Robert Peels Bank
Restriction and Free Trade measures. On tho
18th Sir Robert visited Liverpool and met with
oldreception. Several distinguished citizens de-
elined to meet him at public dinner given him by
the Mayor. The Factories are working short time,
having discharged great number Of hands I'm
lsss speedy change takes place, the Laboring
Classes mus, suffer severely the coming Winter,
while the Capitalists are not exempt from the com
mon disaster. There are about 5000 cases OF Ty.
phus Fever in Liverpool at present-of course,
mainly among the Poor. w. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

MIcHsAS.-This State has gone Loco Foco' as
.,aal. by very large majority The Wings
..rcely voted at ALL and the majority will be any
,nount-very likely 10000. The Editor of our
Iesding whg paper has for months been volon-
ter for the Mexican War, and is about to set oil,