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FURTHER OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Oae Of the most interesting documents
which we find 10 the Mexican fapers lslels
ieceyej, IS The fe2rrt Of Dr. Wander i.in.
den, Who served as Surgeon General 10 tbs
Meycan army at Busua Vista, aud agstn
at Cerro Gar6o. Il bears noble testimony
to Tue humanity aud aipdness Of our gallant
volunteers at Cetro Gotdo, We had be.
fore learned from Capt. Hu hes that many
cases occurred within his Own observation
Of touching acts Of cons derale and gentle
kindness 10 the Mexican wounded, saoan
by our volunteers, even while heir blood
was bot, and they we're painting for en- en-.
euiy With whom 10 engage IN deadly STRIFE.
We needed no confirmation Of the state.
ment Of Capt. Hughes, for We well koew
the stuff OF which true American soldier
Is made bot We have here The ties mony Of
the euemy's principal surgeon, winch ~e
hope may teach the misguided heSlcaus
that the reports made Of the bsrbari.y OF
our volunteers are the the h:llous OF those
interested to deceive them and 10 lnfiim
their passions against The United States.
n D.. Wander L,u5ea's report striking
and beautiful nuectole - related, Which
illustrates as vel bi. oau 6funess and
sense Of professional du.y as the promp
humanity Of our officers md men. We
could aI.h that tie doctor had gwen IS f.ll
an account cf those wounded On the ! 18Th
az Of the victim. Of the affair Of the l7sh
which Santa Anna claimed IS a victory.
Here is the report:
AMY or THE EAsr, TEnIcAL D,rARru@7, !
JALARA. April -, le41
Inspector Generate. About midday, on
tie II ID ln5l., 40 action took place bet"eeu
some Of cur high! troops IN part Of the
mountain to the Ielt Of the public road, and
beIoa Cerro Gordo, to which sscended
Immediately accompany ing his ExcrlIency,
the Commanaer.tn.Cblef From this point
We could is'tncly see our men endeayor
lng to reppise the enemy, who on his part
disputed the point WITH obsnnacy. A.
about 2 o'clock, 10y ard, Tsfbe, came to in.
form me that a considerable number Of
wounded bad collected round my tent, (the
& III dmbHtlnce or camp ho-pi'aL) Beng
gnOfan, whether the action had become
general could not dispose Of any Of nv
.ubordlnales, who we're oil al their rcspec-
t:ye posts, and therefore was compelled to
descend Immediately to Tho assistance Of
these uuiortunsles. Al 7 o'clock IN the
afternoon 1873 wounded had come to my
hospital, Of whom l03 had been attended
TO, Eve ampulations having been performed
and thlry-one balls extracted. Fearing, 4
The battle should continue the next day, %
DO e0cUmbered with the sick and wound.
ed, | dispatched Immediately those whose
wounds had been dtpssed. IN eight large
wagous. and ordered Df. Felix Oreiane,
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Fran fds ". o. Picayuns, May 90.
VERY LATE fROM THE CITY OF
MEXICO

By the way Of TampIro (by steamer
James l.. Day we are placed 10 posses
SION Of file Of FL RepubIicano from the
city Of Mexico, down 20 aud including the
l9th OF May eleven days later than our
previous adyIces,
The election of President for Mexico
was to have taken place on the 18Th Of
May. Is the election was made by the
Legislature Of the different States, Il IS
even Yet quit too soon 10 know the result,
which IS likely TO disappoint all cxpecta-
lions. 10 the Stale Of Mexico, Angel Tn.
as, the Governor Of Chihuahua, received
the vote. Upon the first ballot Trtss, re.
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The James l.. Day, Clpl Wood touch.
ed at Tampico ca lhc 27fb ut. Through
the courtesy # Capt, Wood aud Mr. En.
sign, The clerk Of tho boat, we have letter,
aud papers from that port.
The local news IL un'mporilnL The
L $. schooner Petrol had recently aru,cd
there from Tu-pan, leaving the slaop Of
war Saratoga, Capt Farugu', Of that
port, The Prtrci was TO return tlither
on the eth ut. Shc SEQ, up to Inmpjco
for stores, and her officers wero warmly
welcomed there.
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|, ia tho i"'cation Of tho cotton grower, IN
those districts as soon as they can be sun
Piled with the necessaries of life, cer,aiol,
and easily, 10 give Their undivided a,,en,;oo
TO the raising Of cotton as their mos, mn
filable crop. These are not The only a.
yan'agcs Of Rail Road. Many other,
will spring up as the road progresses "a
completion, and those Of our agrlcullur,,,
who are able aud keep sloof from aidno
The undertaking may see cause to regret i
as preference in all cases will be giyen 10
its friends
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FROM TIE ARMY OF cEN. TAYLOR

By the steamer I,ars l.. Day, wc have
accounts from the Bnzls 10 the 27th ult.,
aud . acr mail from the army Of Gen.
Tdq,or.
Col. jeff Davies regiment Of let Mis-.
.issippi Rifles, and tta 2oi Kentucky In
f7urry under the command 81 MaJ. Fry,
Veto at the Brazns on the 27ib, and to
-al. 90 the following day for lb,, port
The keutucsiars have with them the re-.
nains af Col Mckee, Lieut.. Col. Clay,
Capt. Willis, mad Lieut.. Powell Of lhcir
regiment, and also those Of Capt. George
Lincoln, a. Of whom fell g.orioudy at Bu.
eoa Vista. Both regiments Mississippi
and Kentucky, were ~ fine health.
In conversation with Lieut.. AIKEN, Of
the I'd Kentucky Foot, We learn that a
mos, deporabIe duel occurred at China
about the 2lst uit., between Two IicuteGants
in the Virginia regiment. The news was
taken TO Camargo by Mr.. Dowd, beef
Contractor at China, and was fully credited
by all Al Camargo. According 10 this re.
port, the two lieuIenanls-one Of whom
was named Nahan, and the name of the
other not being recollecled--fought with
mnskels loaded with ball aud buckshoi,
ard both parties killed.. Most sincerely
do we hope hat there may be some cxag.
gcratlon IN the statement, bat Lieut.. AIKEN
leave, but lille room for hope. lie fully
believes H. aud i, was generally credited
at Camargo.
Lieut. AIKEN left Slllllo on the 18th
nit. Before his departure ne learned rtom
Gen. wool himself that Col Dopiphan
va. no doubt at Parras, and in day or
tao would be IN. (
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FAMINE IN TnE u STATES

While large appropriations 70 alapss
and provisions have brea made 50 ss'IsI
the furnishing Of Scotland and liclaj, q
regret to state that some parts OF o3f I'D
country - IN ike depiornb'o condition,
10 sctofs. counties IN Maryisns mary a
~ vam u The measures Of hic, and 4
Georgetown district, ;. C., D famine ~
exists, AID several applications we're nlt1
IN tbs town Of Georgetown by a9afia |
men 81 families fof bread and col.l Il
eei any WIS, cause for 'gaccllonl
While many have 80 abundance aad
spare, there are some amoags us saHsaa
Tor bread.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION

The cillzens Of kershaS District held a
meeting on The 9Th instant, At Sh'eh tie
following resolution was adopcd
r,seitfd. That wtih ytss 10 btirg N, fs:,,
b@fofs the public mind. TIN citizens q Necksa
bu,g and faian counties sad Lancaster, kcf.
shaw Charleston and such other roahtss and
p,.,r,c,s 40 feel intcrs.lsa IN tbs 'gul' no IS.
yitsd to assemble in Convention Al Canon, "a
. Tha-.day ihs 2lih day Of Juuo. lat md 'hss ,
/ Committee Of tlrso be appointed 10 qfsP,rO 70.
poil f5r that mocunE.
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CAMDEN AND COLUMBIA ROUTES

Al, an adjourned meeting Of 'bo cl'lens
Of Charleston on Tic lob instant, rs, 90
lowing resolution was adopted
Rso!rtd. That with view 10 cradle We "a,
rio Of Chsrldsian 10 decide uPon ~ most 81 Fl
dent route thai Gsmmiuaa Of lHaisa ron a
civ ana i've from tho Neck be sppainis' y 4
Chsu. 81 bis leisure. to collect ana eiasssy 70
Report. to bs Submitted 10 tie public 'srA 'a''
and combinations N relation 70 tho 'Fa f1l' /
proposed. as will cIhthit lass 'omrir'sn 4
tvy.en them. and enabl. lls citizen, Of Osa'=s
ton 10 asisfmins a. TO the reiatiys ad'aaiaest
eacb. aud !. to the preferences - b miG' ,sifss'
them
Ia this meeting the rem'fk' Of th
rri.nd. Of tho two roads caused quite
cOufusigp.
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THURSDAY, June II, isiT.

Va I'VE are authorized to announce The
Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer, as a Candidate to
represent the third Congressional District
in the next Congress Of the United States
Composed Of the counties Of Lincoln, Gas
ton, Mecklenburg, Union, Arson, Rich,
mond, Moore. Montgomery, SIanly and
Cabarrus.
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PRICE OF 4 KISS.

A Mr.. William Sydeo, Of so'sov coun'
~, ". j., hos been tried and docd sluior
kissing Miss Phebe l.. Allen, without ns'
consent and against hor will, according 70
her testimony
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17

A general order was received from Gen.
Taylnr day or two stree and read TO the
troops, congra,ulaling them upon the VIC.
tory tina, had been achieved on the 18Th Of
April by Gen. SsotI's division Of the army.
J. T.. ID.
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ADVANTAGES or A RAIL ROAD.

ADVANTAGES OF a KALI ROAD
Many persons, We find, IN our County
are opposed 10 the RstI Roai because il
win nuke, as they say, articles they raise
so abundant that they viii have worse
market than they have now. They tblnk
because corn, wheat, oats, &c. can be
easy seat away, those articles wi, be as
easily reformed and al cheaper rates than
they can afford them. Such is a great
mlslake. This section having the benefit
Of rail road communication with Charles.
ton, naI the low country, can keep it con
slantly supplied With all the articles we
raise, 50 that there vii be no demand for
the products Of any other section. See
how II IS in Georgia. Before Savannah
had rail road communication with the
interior Of that State their supply Of tho
necessaries Of life was drawn principally
from Baltimore and New Orleans, nov
their supply is furnished principally by
their oun citizens. Such will be the sit
uaton Of our farmers and agricultural
products viii seldom be brought hote BY
the Raj Road, except when the farmers
themselves have to purchase or when the
necesslrles Of life are high from their
great scarcity. AID # we are corrcody
an extensive market. GIr the sur.
plus Of this section will spung up IN the
cotton growing districts Of South Carolna.
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selves under the direction of our suihoFi /
Us fully and sincerely place, in
their hands, cur fortunes aud our persons
let US eGhsI with prompti,ude, and with
whatever arms We may be able to obtain
let US throw aside the sanseless desire of
living longer-let US encourage solely az
Unsuitable desiIe 10 die for our religion
our country Gud the honor Of our famil Is
--make effective tina, compassion, hllher
TO sterile, which you should show Tor your
tender children. lie, Us die before we see
ourselves degraded 10 slaves, in stronge
land, deserted, OF followed, perhaps, by
some ancient ia,her, some son, or wlIe
whose llneamen,s are already changed,
every where abhorted, our powers prosita-
ted by the weight of indigtCce, sending
! forth cries and Lamentations without finding
single being to ex'end 20 US hand Of
pity Poto.iaos tor the slave there IS no
consolation hts respect aud his glory are
eclipsed forever
These are the sole means Of salvation.
lie, US all unite. Let Us forget our domes-
tic disagteemecis aulhotags, army, PEG
pie and prleslhooJ-lll-a Torn a con-
+ pact mass aud resign ourselves to death
, rather than lurn cur SacGs 10 the enemy
. or survive our m,s'oriuues sud disgrace
+ Let US swear to God to die for HIS reh
i, glon, and 10 the country for lts lndepen
: dence. Lei US swear to the tender chid
I, the delicate maiden, and decfepId age, tha
4 our blood shall run IN lofTents-that "
+. shall have sunk into the grave before on
Of those proud Nandals shall place han
upon them
A P0ioslnos these are the words Of you
d Clergy, and We shall no, fail 70 inculcatC
;. IN the villages and towns. aud from III
IN pulpls of the capital, these grand seEt
n. Hent.. In your hands IS The religion y hlc
ID your fathers have LETT you, the coanIr
ir which Heaven has awarded VOC, the hon,
n q your daughters ald yoaE wives, the Nv,
4. Of your tender iufan,s, aad your whole {
n ture fate. II you wish It, YOU may erJ.
20 them all. 1t depends on heroic sacnhc
IN Make il
Two fates are left open FOR you: To
ne vile slaves, or independent Catholics.-
IL Choose. II lhe former, bend The knee
e. !he invader; il lie latter, prepare for i
3, combat
se Comprehend it-Ibese are the last II
o, mens. L By incidence you incur an I
10 happy fate, il Your religion must hy 10
II. more hardy sol, disgrace and gnoml
! vii fall upon you. 10 your Pnestho
p. all remain the satisfaction Of having :
he posed to you The danger, and Indicated {
+, means most edsc'ual aud best adapted
al our citcumcauces. And We corjute J
ed 20; 10 listen 10 GU, words without emota
IL assured that you meet ii us a tender part
n "hu consoles and succors your families,
a. humane friend who anoiuts your wounds
n Christian Pies, Who dtspeuses 10 you
an last consolation of religion, "ho guards a
n remembers sour ashes, a companion &
H does mol abandon yen ia the day Of bat
ef. and Who now even Is Wiling 10 bare
:, breast 10 da,euce Of the religion Of Je
Il, Christ aid ere Of tie most beloved Rep
ave lac Of Mexico.
fSfJued1
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new TEMPERANCE PAPER

We have received tso Nos. ora 10"
Temperance papeflca'led " The Conni
aica'or.' Il i'r'6~sd By AIeH. u O.'
mukc,, Esq.. 90 nia?r'ot at Pal'
borough y. G., snsN il risd 2 sl' 81
befs q Two Dollass liarce 81 y !
payment ]. delayed ihNieA nsaih'. OF q
al the end Of sN months. y, vel pratt
Cd and deserves encoufagemsiM
-
W. The President Of the Y. si9'' s''
Raleigh on The ilh instant iOf The 4 o. =
Governments
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cWc Gen. l.. y. Wilson, Of the y :.
Regiment. has accepted The Office q oo''
oneI conferred upon him By the Ffe''ash'
If the T. States.
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POISONING.

ga dreadful case Of poisoning, ~ oue..
by, Texas, has for some time boon s'"s
tho rounds Of the papers. limo" app'a.'
that the poisoning was the result o' 'D,
lessnes.-lho proprietor Of tho house e.,
ing arsenic 10 The place ofsalaraius = u ~
tho cakes, pastry, &c, for we'd dporescn,.
". There were filiy.four Pr, Inc cAecls
ihlrly.lhree of whQtc - ,waniy mors
,.o,o .ynsdorcd in very dangerous
atom.
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va A letter has been received from
Capt. 6. W. Caldwell. He had arrived
at the Bfazos, aud oil has men were ~
fine health and spirits. The letter was
taken 10 tho country so tha' we were una
bio TO gel il for publication,
LECTURE ON ELOcutIoN AND ORA
TORY
BY reference 10 our advertising columns
i, viii be seen that Professor Miles con.
templates giving Lecture lhis evening
on Elocutoo ard Ofatofy. These are
interesting subjects, aud We have 10 doub'
from the selections made that rich trea
viii be afforded 10 our citizens, where they
can spend few hours 10 rational an
agreeable manner, at littIo expense.
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SANTA ANNA sToTED

Late accounts rom Mexico state IN
Santa Anna on arriving al the e'Y y
Mexico was assaulted By The poPu'aS'
with stones and other missiles
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THE CHARLOTTE AND sOuTu CARO-
LIMA RAIL ROAD.

llNA RAIL htA ~
We rcJoico 10 state liza, ihe prospect O
having a Rail Road from Charlotte 10
South Carolina 1, bughinins. Il IS the
opin,on Of some that sufficient stock vii
he subscribed 10 build The road they are
perhaps loo sauguioo but We hopo not.
MechIeuburs, We have no doubt, will no
bly show her hlod--iu one section Of the
county. (Sicel Creek sc are Informed,
that DOT Of sixty four persons, Who com
pose tho captain company 6'iy nsne have
como forward and subscribed We hope
other sections q he county are equally de.
totmiasd to noLly AID in forwarding On this
noble work, and We have very li,la doubt
that tho amount &c stock taken 10 Meek.
Ienburg ~ll reach $3.50 600 or perhaps
more. /, IS necessary 10 have 5000 600
IN North CafoIaa 10 secure tie charter.
What arc tho lowas 10 the North IF us Do.
tne 10 secure I've charter " % Con.
cord sc understand that they are holding
Up Cor On oyta,iae pf Tie road from Char.
iou, to tina, place, and even many per.
sons. We learn, have been induced to
20 Withhold their subscriptions upon such
considerations. Il such ' lae conduct "
the citizens oC Concord We tell lbem .hst
hey vii fad theaselse. perhaps, disap,
p,8led. Tor the charter i, secured With.
out their ail ana thr road be- extended 70
DauuIia, the stockholders Of the Charlotte
and South Carolina road wall use their 81.
n1nuce against ruaulrs the road through
that place, bot e. ar taking 1t up the
Tuckasese road 10 Salisbury. We tell
them Tia. this subject /. already egilatcd.
Lol them act upon tbs short ishied Pfin
ciple and they vii ae duub, have cause 10
regret It. YOU will not aid Us YOU can
expect no aid from this quarter, bot an
opposition that VII bo seriously disastrous
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Col. jefferson DAVIS has no' l'ee' -,
pointed u. States Senator BY me 'O'''
of Mississippi,
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on. CLIO Ita. TEA CLOTHS, T2hLE tLQIfS
WINDOW BLINDS, FIRE sCREENs, hetE
FIECES, CdACH CURTAIN sTIif, GREEN
BAfIE TOR SIDE 70 tRiS, 81 EEtt s., ~ 3
e.. SILK AND nj sLlN AlROAS FOR chi
HREN.
T01EFH WOOD, Of Ea.i Wheeling, would respect
" fully inform She public tla he repaired 10 eseeir
orders far anything enumerated aoqe his le sti
uest.cst, durattltif and de- atcl.
ila0se aiutlng, GLAZING and Paper Hanging ss7 a.
Residence and shop near Tie Old Crown Glass }tor..
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TT NEWER E'4{EH4s!.
lrIH|NllIl!!| y g
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Y.HeNs.Y GI3o 7.

y.ERsoNs affected with sctofu'a Etz.s 49,
GER Efyspsas, sid Cores. lieeFs. let-sEs Ae'l
y,;.os.es or other complaints stlsiA4 iHtt4 i-'
ttss OF the lioen. ftitnssleu 10 l-=
tnloniais in proof OF the wonderful p:oi efts' t
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rSILI in Chancery pending in tie Circuit slfe. es
u Court Law and chancery Tor ONO county, vi
ginia.
Francis Armstrong Adm nistatar DE- ans ran SIS IL
the vs. III annexed, Of Noah Fam, aeceaeed
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: OF ADNIEIlStN

Real estate sud steamboat adj s+i #s'
eapni ssieners' sales. thesiricai rifEte' 1 H5= '
tisiny not to e published hy tie es#
rYtseneuis chsrreahie hy We itslHftaH ..'t
al cases he accompanied by tie Wflitfh nl4szl. ~
the uuu,ler OF Insertions u mol They WiA - %
.Ii forbid. and payment eNsoted.
No advert seIncuis inserted gfaii#l'sa f
n,,gI.e.. .nd deaths are published 0HIH
usr-. and funeral mviaiions art sHfFft17Ha-
The privilege of advertiser la lse ''s..
Ia .dvertisemeus of their fUEHaf business H.H BET
exceeding Squares All other a1Nes iaael1 sent =
then will he charged Al The usuaH zszes.
sa
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WHEELING TtNI$ And
ADVERTISED /


J. E. WHARTON
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E ECIT0RS NOTICE

NJ ~ Il l.. AeHehy gwen L. Ill fcrsan' r.
me estate OF Arcilhold Wopdr decrease
~ t"4At' Virginia, 10 Ca oH lhe suf>t'
: = sa.4.e, aud ali Pors0ns having claims ga -
ief % mcni D. N0oii1
fra19 E1
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. J0HN Il THoNfs1N
Now HIS NnrHNG LLsf-

- oEs1EncoMI - daze= Aa.'.'
= fsfis Ila. received aHd i1r a. = n, ,7f
TALI.AATS fiiss=a'.
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r ST received and far .a's ala' e IN
~ Ma ftftl 81 -
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VOLUME 6-NO. S
81 BSCRIPTlON PRICE 81 90

ru'"phs over daring nnt pre>un p'uous enemy;
AMI hereafter, when telling our ch ldrcn tina, we
nave saved Our country Il second time the Jubilee
Val be complete, and these sacrifices will then
appear to US as nothing.
Soldiers! hurry forth in the defonco of vopr
country. The cause we sustain is holy one:
never have We struggled With more Justice, lie.
cause we fight for the lard Of our ioref,,her,
AMI oil our children. the honor and religion Of
our wives and children! What sacrifice, tier.
can be too great for objects 50 drarl L., our
moito be- CONQUER OR DlE!" lie, us swear
before the great Eternal that we will not wal,
an instant IN Purglmg our soil of the stranger
WHO has dared TO proiane /, with his presence
NO treaty. nothing which may not he heroic and
proud.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
LhadQ"iricrs, San Luis PofOsi, Jan. 81, 1877.
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SCOTT. WHITE Il co.,

.TTtt.
- '.'u, s,yI, fancy pr,nts:rich chutzs d..
Mac md br,yn drills; brown shIrtngi hl"aeh'd 40
h,ok CoId: striped and plaid cottonld' wo'e s"H'''
stuff, PLAID, do, do; striped pl'NS"'"' ,,,,r..
a, nnited do Choctaw do chaturhet Dc" 90
,,nn,S,n d, Frempnt shlrting; d and lo.' UNI
.hss,in,: heavy croton Jeans; extra do, 40 m'N'
,,,r 6nse white do do halfdp agate shirt bhurh''
a., ,r,n d, han, do : beaver gloves, cotton nag
LhCs mind d }, Madras do. Swiss fancy do, tNt'H
. LlIr and red En- glrsh silk hrndtnnr do IndA 10
do do, pongcr do do red aud hg'd d" do, gh' IN!
o. a. AZ a., d, do: d aid cotton sha Wis and WOOL 40"
49,, ..oI d., new tvle chutz do, hlgh color wool
n,d d, dark cotton do bavaran net do indian c"t""
4, bur and orange d., Rob. Roy do, black sun h"'
nn. hIk {, d., pI aid six crIyats, do sup satin 40 40
a. do srIr colnred Victoria spool cotton, whit" d" DO
I'LL. A., IL, r,I,r. ID worstrd binding, corded Topr>'
amen work do MArsclcs' do, ruDbrc Braces iahtl
I,,,, r,r,n ,l,rcI t,r.tI d., white damlsk 'l"lh''
min. Il, J, extra do do, Irish linen, max co.
,.,nJ d,m,sk curtain muslin, cap lace. cotton tabe
d,ma.k white cotton hose, Drown embossed no. S'H'
WOO, yrr" hI 1rnamcnts, r m,so.s, net snrws,
embossed muslin do. white grAnIcr n'''N, N " LT,.
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,. I,.rL. rIll do } t aud : hlndTcd yarn
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"''' ,,, ,rrn.. e, I..it sweet Oh, c"rI"-.
cS! s.,, In,rnd oil, tanners do, Waih"r
plI.Iu, .lr CIDER, Icn,n syrup. Ppr clay Whiting
chalk rllc, furniture and japan V"fn'h' tH'''",
SHr n,rcr b,ck do, ground do, gron"d ',"nmo",
a r',md ginger, pimcntn, Dupont'' ppwdcr s'"t ana
lad indI,, M ,dLccoppr, crAs; whrsAry old h'"o"S"-
,'i ' HI, Nr Nc
"O'' wv
c,.,,oiII. Gerutn straw cutters, gr,Ilinns, marlin
L,,I II, rrr,rryinp bass plated and nlItItE spurs
kettles ''f ,fr. he'd ,crcNs. srckYcs,
drawn knIvr~. screw pIute'' hin : S'A'"
soap, crlu do black ,lud IVORY mart
,,l RIMS. brass cAmIla.trcks ivory r9mo.' iu'n ""'
.7c do. 1c,sins d., .r,s'prs, SHEARS, nat Mes I''t
hs.' rn, h,tcers, butcher knives, brass
w,r" ,rIye., ~rlppnG paper, collie m u.s. cf''.
s'yi"e G.I" s ,"' eat .n.srs rom n.r-, mann
n,, |,' gu, .,er a., ,crm.n o cro.y do Ens.n ~
,.,,r,,, b! ster do, hunts single spc and water
nrnp-. p.nIltmrns sup ' al a. "E' -, I.,-.,.
,"m. ~, aud cali br,. ans, ur,!t ''' do, h'P strap
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1847-03-13

Misses. GAINES FEATHEHsToY- the I'M
dcr>gncd citizens of the county Of Scott and ne Oh
horS to You, ,Ic"Ing with regret tho EXISTENCE OF
the difficulty between YOU, aud with feelings Of
interest for the welfare OF our families and Wow.
lng You ms hghmin&nd men of honor, honesty.
and strict probty. would respectfully ask OF You
10 agree to place yourselves in tho hands Of your
friends. for an amicaJc ad usImcut of the utoro-
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