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CASH W .ANTED.
S. B, BENNETT,
MERCHANT TAILOR, FORT SMITH,

las on hand, and will constantly keep, well
selected stock Of superior Blue, Black, Invisible
Grrcn Cadet and all other fashionable colors Of broad.
cloths and tho hlndsomcst stock Of CaSsimyrCs aud
vcstngs offered in the State, purchased this
in New York. which H. IS at alt times prepared to
make up in the most a-hlonahlc styIc and superior
manner All kinds OF trimmings from the finest quail
ity to pam.
lie llticrs himself from his long experience to be
able 10 please; and i'll warrant his work to hr what it
r5pre, nici Rrpot, If F,-hrOus received quarter
Iy, from New York and Philadelphia.
Fcbrulry 4, 1877.
DLANKS. CARDS, and JOB Printing. neatly e1ccl-
ID ted at the shortest notice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
NOTICE..
\IASll MIC.

MASONIC.
'IND VIM D,RDr-you ar. hereby notified to appear
before Van Buren Iod.c 80 L, on the hr,t ln.s
day in August next, and answer certain charges lull
have been preferred against YOU.
II. ". BELL.
Scr'y ' T.. L. - C..
Van Barren, April 9Th, I3l7. 1-t(
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
METROPOLITAN OFFICE, I

% METROPOLITAN OFFICE, I
4 Nonfay Ercning, o'clock, March So
W. have JUS, convcrsed with Mr. Miller, OF
afave,te. isho passed. on tho AigOHId thIsmorn.
III d mercInn Just in from Santa Fe. leaving
,ers on the 18Th January. Mr. James Brown,
fPstts CO., came as far as Cottonwood Grove
1. .oompanv with Mr.. NJ, and there stopped for
10 pu pose of recruiting his mules. One man
ame Pitcher. from Fayette, in Browns com
any, died on the road.
Mr.. Miller brings news confirming the report
Z the murder of Gov. Ben, Gen. Elliott Lee OF
/. Ious, and Stephen Z. Lee, sheriff of Tons.
kadnnber of Others supposed to be fifteen III all,
ID been murdered at Tons. Mr.. NJ, reports
Ia. Donphan still at FL Passo with about 300
IN (s here the artillery company joins hIm) and
boui 800 traders, in all, about 200 men, ard
be force ho intended gong on to ChIhuahua,
"a wili in all probability 90 so unless he hears
~ General Wool had gone in another direction.
Aps. Murphy with Government funds was met
ID Moro eighty miles this side Of Santa fc, and
lad seni for an escort Of 100 men to 20 on with
i'm.
Mr.. Subctt was met % miles beyond BenI's
'ort was gong without difficulty, his mules in
- order.
News of the whereabouts Of Gen. Wool had
Asbern received at Santa f. on the l3.h; aud
III did not, IN a, probability hear anything Of
- until Mr.. Subielt reached there.
M. Miller thinks that rs. as soon as Col.
'sice receives the information, he will send an
gpsess to Col. Doniphan: which with in all pro-
tbility, induce him to change his determination
VI 1emain at FL Passo, or return TO Santa Fe.-
4 E pusso Col. ID. found in the post office a
tier from the Governor Of ChIhuahun. to some
hcer there informing him that Gen. Wool was
1vanclng on Chhuahua with 200 men, and
tonld prOb0hIy soon have possession OF the cly.
bis was supposed to be good authority. that
len, Wool was in the neigborhood, tho 1t IS now
JARED that 1t only hoax intended to de-
ave and lead on an insufficient force TO Chlhua-
ua,
Mr.. Miller thinks Col. D's. force altogether in
liicien, either to 20 on TO ChIhunhul or remain
FL PLsso, but fears that from their success on
.ie 26th Dec. and the Ilic difficulty at FL PaS>o.
lat they will be dispose to push on Mr.. Me-
iuffiu had made an Intellectual effort to csr1p"
-om prison. A new trial had been granted him;
ut il was Supposed he would be again convicted
I'D f0aIIy shot. The Infantry company from
his city were at Santa Fc and generally in gDoI
ealth, although there was std Il good deal Of
ckness with the voUntccrs. Mr.. Ml,.er had
ificut time in getting in, though he lost nonn
I bic company. Ilo heard of four men who
ID frozen 10 death.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
POTATOES.

AJAkSliALL & POWELL have supply Of the
wi b,st kinds Of IRISH and sweet potatoes. at th"
'IamiIy grocery storc,' Wilson's row Nam STR ct.
April, ,, l0I1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

NYARSuALL & POWELL have opened in the
NAmrddl" building Of Wilson's r"w family l'ro'"
~ s,orc, where may at all tunes be found provisions
Of every kind that the country ahHrd~. and 'AinIL
groceries 't every drsrrpnnn; boat s'orc<, ard all
art ci,5 usually Nupt IN such c>taDlsamcntS, "nIrH
will nr soId t. mAr>nt prices, and warranted f. u"
Of the nr>t 0u4Irr~ Co4ntry producr of c'"ry Ena
purchased. for winch We viii pay tuc hgACst '"ur"i
prr,s. GIVE Is \ CALL.
Van BIruu, April lsi1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

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ucnm1 1u un.sao aov n. ran irG vIcvv .w ~ *
g sup y OF nj AN " cnr ~ il a ii f isl ID ~
he r count m :"
m rs
Au ~ Ha~ ry " If m ,od unul wt yryf
@ ! n re nna read m . m N Il <
o opim an none miv c
Lieutenant and
Recruiting
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
From The Metropolitan,
FROM SANTA FE.

Nrrder of Coz. Bent and party Of ge'H Ame'
riesns.-Gen Doniphan still al FL Passo' 9'c'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

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will be sent to the Gen
ton city, as dead letters
Ashbury, Chas. J.
Anderson. Jesse
A.rn, Wm. II. Capt.
o.er>on, 7. {. Mrs.
Arid. Ihos.
AIycrson, David
4 .ams0u. Jonathan
Ash. Jacob
E.gwu. Il. c. s. Mrs.
Barnes. Harvey
T. nari,, Jos. & Co.
i rurr, Geo. :.
Bryan. BENZ.
+ elk, Wm.
Brown. Wm. B.
H.>.o?. l.. II.
BrIjg'm"n. Jas.
Brown, n. B.
Bishop. a. J.
Butler. Samuel
B1tes. lInz. W. Mrs.
Cau,,lnn. Ell. B. >.
Couch. Jacob
Caru0'I, Jno.
Coa;ncv. Geo. W.
Cook. Juo. W.
Cumplain, 1hos.
Clerk circuit court.
Carroll. Matilda Miss
Co"rn,,, Lucy W. Mrs.
Chapman, W m.
nap.nan, llglh
Ihaqaan, Luc.us
Ci.1pnr9n. Slryan Mrs.
Cory. Rev. J.
loy. Jas.
Chm .o.n, jas.
Carter, Mrs, Nancy
{ rail-. Samuel
CIrylor, Sarah Miss
Crawford. Jas.
D.rhy. Socrates
De. Vim.
Dralj. Sarah P. Mrs.
Dsuc,n. Il. Il.
Daniels, J..
nnAayyns, Chas.
Drcu&cn, Ma,lnda
~ baum. J.
nas-r, Harry
E,ho.s. Hiram
r.u,rn,s, T. II.
Finders, P. NJ. Dr..
Foster. T..
Futon, Greed T.
(ir.>woj. VI. W.
timer. Jesse
Gallagher. Geo. a.
How, \. +.
liulrIlpson, Jas.
IIar,gryyr<, Martha
iIl.I. Dl"r"i
HUDSON, VIM. 2.
Harris, Jns.
Henry, Green
Ingram, Jas. ,.
ln.ow, Jos.
Jctirlcs, VIM.
Jones, Jas. K.
Nelly, Rob. 7. 3.
h iy. Wm.
Ngabc. Alfred 8.
f Kinney, Geo. D.
+ L,u.on. " m. ,.
! Lon-tl'm. Mary Miss
! LONd, Juo. VI.
Persons calling for
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table ulh enyr &r lcc,,
gyales, entitled 10 rscsis for neir
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Look at EhiS.

lVERY BODY ought to have Of Liuirrths
II Rwai RcgIstcr mt ilnan1c for ioI7, contain.
ng 100 srlSlngs, c,rng foil and correct Of
Gardening and farming.
Just received and for sllc by
". II. y VI. MAY FRS.
Fort Smith, March 6, -.
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JOHN ROGERS, p. ".
Post O,iirc, Fort Smith. 81, March, IS Il.
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al the end OF d NOUNS,
raj Post Office, Washing
( Lamb. Moses
| LovcIcss, Ambrose
Marshall. Isaac NJ.
NcCircw, Wm.
Mathews, VIM.
NcNnJgh. Pormelia Mn
Moore, Benz. Maj.
Muse. Daniel
NliIspaw, ii.
NAYS, Thos. or Chas.
[Woriey.
Munro. Marcus
Moore. Ransom
human, Isaac 5.
North, &, c.
NoyeS. Wm. 3.
Nicholson. Martha Miss
Nicholson, Isaac Z.
Nicholson. Isaac
oldham, W. S.
Orr, James
Patterson, James
Perry, +. T.
Pickett. VIM.
lPeyton, MiIIia Mrs.
Philips, Daniel
Patterson, James Cap.
Price, James s. ,
Patty. Wn. r.
Powell, Ambrose
Pennington, +. W.
pinuc,. ". A.
Rice, Wm.
Robertson, Coleman
Rable. Thos. Il.
Rogers, Jno.
Rogers. l.nocn
RuU,c, David
RaInwatcr, John
Robinson, Mary Mrs.
Row, Jno. NJ.
Ross, ,Ra" hacI or Benony
Stanly, NorDuan 4.
Stewart. Wm.
Stewart, Samuel
ISwradcn. Samuel
,Strawn, q. B.
Stephens, Philip
Sullivan, W. d.
,SaHco, Nm. >.
Shannon, Jno.
ISm.Ih. Evan
Sugg, II. a. Rev. 2.
iShu,cr, Leonard
Scott, Jno.
Summons, Jno.
Talbot, Sarah A Z Miss
/ Inruslon. Walker g. Co
/ lObcits. J. N. 7.
ITulk. Jno.
I'nru>ton, R. DR..
Van Nnck Henry.
Vaughan. Wm.
Wilson. Thos. Z. 4.
Warden. Louisa Mrs.
Webb. Jno.
Williams. Rev. A.
Wr.bern, Jefison
Ward, Jas. A.
Vim. Z. NJ.
Wlrlcks, Frederick
Williams. Ann
Walls. Jas. 2.
Wheeler, Mrs. f. A.
Worth.ngtou, lafayette
" .kcr, VIM.
,ny Of the above letters.
advertised.
is D. PRYOR. T. u.
S-3i.
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D,Var> Dollars. Dollars Do.'ars DJ1rs Dollars.
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
CORNELIUS y. PRYOR, ?. "
Hrr-f 81. lSf1. S-3l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05

called at yonr Store, and stated my case to you,
and you sent me bottle Of your Alternative,
and also word to come end see YOU, and you
would investigate my case. and cure me. This
Tdid not believe, as felt / was beyond the
reach of human skilI.
After taking your Alternative and Pills, for
three weeks. there was decided change tor
the better, so that when called upon you, you
said would get well, and that yonr Alternative
would cure me effectually. With no hopes,
however, of getting well. still continued tn
king your Alternative. until had taken the
fourth hottie, when there was sudden change
in my. whole system. as though | had got rid Of
some great burthen, and I could draw my
breath as usual. My nerves gradually became
strong and my appetite returned.
II has been about four months since com
lnenced taking your Medicines and at this
time nearly every vestige Of disease is eradica'
ted from my system. am as active, and nearly
az strong, as at any period ofmy life I have
now gained nine pouurls in two months.
I have good reason to believe that the use
OF your valuable Mepicines, by the help oi
God, has saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
Hallowe! Court, in Popular Street, between
Seventh and Eighth SIS.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No. South
Third St, Philadelphia.
r. S. ROBERTS is DR.. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefeld Court House.
may 81 10
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READ IT! TT SPEAKS FOR ITSE IF
AND COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY !!
Phladdphia, Man %, 1874


Or. Jayne-Dear Sir:-I feel bound to the
afflicted to give publicity to the extraordinary
effects of your valuable medicines.
have suffered for several years past with
Liver Complaint, and ;tlie train of diseases
which follows-a complete prostration of the
syste that ii was with great difficulty
could walk, and al times Il was confined 10
INV room. To ado tony misery, Scroliilous
affection appeared in INV throat, with Rheu,
matism in my arms, SO that could not raise
INV right arm To my head. In the hottest
weather my feet and hands would ache with
the cold, and perspiration hid almost ceased
( now became afflicted with dry hoarse cough
and gave up allshopes Of ever getting well.
had night sweats eand sGt little or no sleep,
with frightful dreams land morbid headache
I seemed to be bordering on. INSANITY, and
was denied all study or mental exercise.
could not read asuall paragraph in a news.
paper without great difficulty. / had great
soreness in my stomach, which cansed it to
swelI 30 much that1l was unableto lie down,
or even 10 recline, but had to be propped in q
chair. ~ a ~
I had the advice Of some eminent physicians,
and tiled nearly all the remedies used in such
cases, but continued 10 grow worse, and it mp.
peared as though speedy dissolution was ta-
king place. !, ]. $. 81 sf.. .g' :
Inow heard Of yonr medicines; and deter
mined 10 tryyour g SANA1IVE PILLS, and
to my snrprisethe soreness Ieftme, 80 conld
walk about the; house. Y i continued to. i'm.
prove from that time Shortly after my wife.
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To those who love their
COU N T R Y!

TEyHERE is Recruiting Rendezvous now
d open. at Edgefeld Court Honse, under
Those who may wish 10 Enlist, Will please
call at Goodmans Hotel.
Recruits are supplied with Clothing when
they are enlisted. good Quarters are provided
and the pay commences from the date OF en-
istment. 80
As Old EdgeGeld and AbbeviAe were ever
know 10 be behind in patriotism, hope that
the young men of those Districts will co me
forward, with alac,i,y, to the standard of their
country, as she is much in want of good sol; !;
diers. Capt. Maniganlt, who is to comuiano
The company. is brave and noble gentleman
he is from this State The. LIST Lieut.. is from
Abbevlle District, SC. Gen. M. l.. BonSam,-
is the Lieut., Col. of the same Regiment. and
Major Maxey Gregg, Of South Carolina IS the
Major. a; NJ; - fEnaiN, = Nm
Recruiting Officer
on,;Io9 If ID :
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village Property for Sale.
May 5

ZEN HE Subscriber being desrous Of chang.
e ing his location. will sell his HOUSE
and LOT wltlr6 acres of land. attached, in the
Village Of EdgefrId, The land being situated
all within the incorporate limits Of the village
it is well improved, having well Of FIRE water
in the yard, and good small Orchard. Those
wishing to purchase small Lots could BIZ ac.
cDmnodated with portion Of the land. lying
Immediately on the Pine House road. For
particulars apply 10 the subscriber on the prem.
ises, or to MIR. B. C. Bryan, when am absent.
E. B. PRESLEY.
NAV 5 4t Is
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Head Quarters,

IND REGIMENT, CAVALRY.
HYHEEDGEFIELD SQUADRON of Ca.
valry, will parade at Edgefeld Conrt
House. on the 3rd Saturday in May. armed
and equipped as the law directs Commits
stoned and non-commissioned officers the day
previous for Drill aud Instruction.
An effective return Of the Arms and Accou-
trements OF the different companies will be re-
qnired.
The Captains accompanies are charged with
the extention of this order to their respective
com mands.
By order of Col. J. C. SMILEY,
THOS. w. LANHAM,
1t. Col. End Regt. Caratry.
MAYS 2t Is
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Books and stationery,

SELLING AT COST j
Universal History,
IS. Bell and Stokes Practice,
Fros, History of the United States. illus
trated,
Gums Domestic Medicine, f.'.
Milton's Poelical Works,
Burn's Go do ss
Seotts do do and Wayerly No
vels,
Barnes Notes on Isaiah,
do do on the Gospels & Epistles.,
United States Exploring Expedition 5vols'
Modern Cookery, by Eliza Acton.
DIsraeli's Complete Novels, -
Mrs. Lilcoln's Botany, Smiths Grammar
Davies, Smey's. and Pixies Arithmetic
Walkers Dictionary. New York Readers,
Constock's Philosophy, and other Misoel-
Ianeous School Books, for sale at the
Cheap Store, of
apriI 81 IF 13e &.
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april 81

MNOR the cure of DEAFNESS, Pains, and
LID the discharges of patter from the Ears.
Also, all those disagreeable' noises, like the
buzzing Of insects, falling Of water; whizzing OF
steam, &c, &C., which are symptoms OF ap.
preaching Deafness, and also generally attendL
ant with the disease. Many persons, who'havs
been deaf for ten, fifteen and twenty years, and
were obliged to use ear trumpets, have, alter
using one or two bottles of this medicine,
thrown aside their rumpets, being made per-
fectiy we'll
The application the Oil produces no pain,
bat on The contrary on agreeable and pleasant
sensation. The recipe for this Medicine has
been obtained from an Aurisr Of great reputaS
lion, who has found, from long observation,
that deafness, in nineteen cases out Of twenty,
was produced either from want Of action in
the nerves of hearing, or dryness 10 the ears;
his object, therefore, was 10 find something
that wonld create d healthy condition in those
parts. After long series Of experiments, his
efforts were at las, crowned with success, IN
the discovery of this preparation, which has
received the name of "SCARPA'S COM 6
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL" Il has beeH3
used in this country about six years, ana so
wonderful has beeu its effects in curing ana re-
Iieyinp the deaf. ,hnt from pure motives 81 mn.
mani,y, il is now offered TO the public, that alb
NAV have an opportunity Of proving i,s ettica-
cy. A long list of certificates might be given,
bnt such ia The ronfifence in the medicine, and
so high its reputation. that but few of,hem will,
be published. ~ s,s:s::sss g
Ii is only necessary to add, thai, this medicine
has been recommended and used by many of.
the best physicians and surgeons in Europe
and in this country. 80 Z. - -
i For sale by r. S.ROBERTS; Agent, Edge:s
field Courthouse, South Carolina. : s:s.s5
/. march. 10 9, t-t,'rrE! a!S tts Z sss,:tff e
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COL. P. NJ. BUFFERS OFFICIAL
REPORT.

BACK OF VERA CRUZ. March IA.
General, 1.-The material facts connect ec
with the skirmish on the sand hill on the
IIth, so far as the Palmelo Regimenl
was a party, are /: 3sa% +s&7t. NJ lid
T. Under your Instructions to occupy the
brow of the hill, ,,nearing the enemy on:the
opposite hill, Company A. Capt. Sumter
|<was detached :fronlhe rigbto the Regi.
knas mi. was joined soon afleL by.a comp
from The Georgia Regimen, Captain
Davis, aud both placed under the immedi-
ate command Of .Lieyt. Col. j. P. Dick
inson Of the South Carolina Volunteers.
Z Soon after, three other Companies, viz
Company C. Capt. Muffat; E.. Capt.
Marshall; and /, Capt. Secress moved
still to the right more around The hill,
under the command Of Maj. A. II. Glad,
den.
A brisk and united fire was kept up by
lS-pounders from the city, shell from the
castle and muskelry from the infantry and
cavalry on the hill; by the latter but little
effect or damage. from tho distance from
which they fired
During the skirmish, Lieut.. Col. Dick.
inson, with his known ardor and gallanl!y
while conducting his command, received
a nuske, ball in his right breast. which,
am pleased to learn from the medical off
Ger is not serious. Coker and Ballad, o
Capt. Sumler's company, received wound:
the first in the thigh, the latter in The arm
though shattering some of the bones. ye
not regarded as dangerous, Private Phil
lips, of Capt. Keunedy's company, recei
we'd wound iu The arm. One nther
Private Hickey, Of Capt. DeSaussure':
company, was tumbled over by a canno,
ball, mashing his canleeu, without doins
other injury.
All were equally exposed to the fire
from the city and castle, hut Lieut.. Col
Dicknson's command more SO, from hi
being farther 10 the right. All behaved
with GOODNESS MOTTO be expected among
volunteers.
Your orders were executed by all with
proprie'y aud good order.
Respectfully suhmir,ed,
P. NJ. BUTLER.
Com'd'g. S. e. V.
Gen. J. A. Qu1TMAN,
Com'd'g. Brigade,
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still selling off at Cost
I, .ITII,T. AFTER SALE Day,

IA MANAGES at 8 cents each, 81 : e
AZ Shot at!Sl ga bag, Il j
t5sr Factory Yarn at 81 cents q hundEe
80 Botiks az coss, Hardware at c9st e.F,es
= Dry Good at cosr Crockery at cost,
sd Drugs and Groceries very low.s 81 Z
i Look to your interests, only one week nov, ::
10 reduce my stock ti.tLs more. !, Z; {;
,T...., 80. -. r. s ROBERTS. =
aprif28 # IL
= Bnckwheat Flour, very fine, a small guam
tlty ye, on hand 80 pounds for 81 Og, sle
Ladies' Dress Caps and Palasols, very
cheap.
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ONE MONTH MORE
Selling off atCOst.

.TyHE Subscriber not expecting to leave so
u soon as he anticipated, will 60 on for a
short time. to sell cost, and continue to do so,
until the arrival Of his New Goods from the
North. Bargains can therefore still be had, for
a short time. This will partly prevent the dis
appointment of those who have not yet been
enabled to call, as my stock is hnt little dimin:
islied, being a busy time with the planters, all
who wish may be supplied, at .low prices, il
early inapplication = :, -, :, - I, :
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FRom ORR coRRE spoNpENr.

VERA CRUZ, 9Th April. 1S47.
mfr. Editor Our Brigade returned to this
place from Alvarado, on yesterday morning,
after an absence Of seven days from the rest OF
the army. was so much exhausted from the
! march, that have been unable to write until
this moment. As hot as the weather is here,
and tits as no, as YOU can imagine. on our re-
turn from taking the town just mentioned, we
marched, the first day, eighteen miles, the Sc.
cund twenty.one, and the third day twelve by
IL o'clock, NJ.
We met with no resistance at Alvarado. and
were even deprived Of the honor Of receivn 6
the surrender of the town. According to ar
rangement at Head Quarters, the navy was to
CO operate with the land forces, and the first
vessel which arrived at the town, being under
the command Of Lieut.. Hunter, after firing two
or three shots over the place. caused il to raise
the white flag Some of the navy sailed t1en-
ty miles higher mp the river, and took another
town of considerable importance for its fruit
and inland trade. At Alvarado, we captured
about twenty or thirty pieces of cannon, but
many of them being OF very inferior quality.
we carried off only eight or ten guns.
The inhabitants ofthe country through which
we pass, manifest much less hostility towards
us, than could have expected. On our march
from Alvarado, they might have killed hundreds
of our stragglers, if they had been so disposed,
but they injured no person. We anticipate no
opposition between this and Jalapa, and very
little even at the latter place lpresume we
will take up the line of march in few days FOR
the interior. We will either pass our summer
quarters in the country, or proceed directly to
the city OF Mexico. where we will meet the
| whole strength and glory of Santa Anna.
Vera Cruz begins already to become Amer
icanized. We have Theatre established here,
Printing press,. and two or three American
stores. send you n copy of the paper. from
which you can ascertain more precisely the
terms of the surrender, and the amount of pro.
per,y received. and also the marchngs and
countermarchings generally Of the army:
We have some sickness iu our regiment,
and regret 10 say, that on the day hefore yes
terday, lost three men from the ranks, by death.
One of them, was man from our own com.
pany, VIM Reynolds. who, while in health,
performed the du'les of a soldier, as cheerfnl.y,
aud may add. as nohly as any man in the re-
giment. | feel more keeny the loss OF Rey-
nolds. because was well acquainted with him,
and knew his quiet and manly virtues
am well and hearty, aud stouter than when
left Edgeheld.
will write frequently. and when get rest
ed, will give you description Of the country
aud lis inhabitants.
Yours, &c.
SAIIIDA
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GALEM WITCaCRAFT OUTDONL.-
S Mr.. T. Rowand-Dear Sir-For four or
Eve years have suffered greatly from Rheu
matism in my head which during the last year
became worse and worse. For four or FIVE
weeks previous to the 18th inst, had suffered
without intermisslon, my general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my head
so sensitive, that could scarcely rest it upon
the pillow. Two days since. n single apptiea'
tion of your MAGIC LOTION, relieved me
entirely in two or three minutes. have APP.
piled it occasionally since, and tho soreness Is
nearly goneI So great and sudden was the
change, that Can scarcely realize that am
the same man.
have also cured one of my children, and
female friend oil headache in two or three min.
utes.
So great is my confidence in the "MAGIC
Lotion that Iwould not be without bot
tie for fifty times its cost"
Yours respectfully,
JACOB w. SOUDER,
No. $50 Marker stleet.
Philadelphia, January l7th, 1876.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
]. IT. Rowand, 376 Market street.
K. 8. ROBERTS, Agent, Edsefeld G. H.
South Carolina. <. ID, - :. - ~
may S ., : 7:;essss q 4 10 10
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A Pointer DOG. nearly
{ white, having some liver CO.
JfSsNaa, - Iored spots upon him, about
&N.Tszss,.z one year old, answers to the !
name Of MORO. Any person finding said
Dog, will receive the reward Of Ten Dollars
for returning him to me at Mr.. 6ooumsns W9S gs 9
Hotel. E. :. DA9tH, :.
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