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SALT RHEuM.

Connel's Pain Extractor Is certain and effec-
tuai remedy for Salt Rheum. This article, to-
gether with Comstock's Sarsaparills, win cure any
case and entirely eradicate this disease from the
system. The effect Of the saIssparilla is sltera-
tive TO the system, throwing out the disease from
the blood entirely on the surface. This Pain Ex-
tractor then eradicates il thoroughly from the sys.
TEN. leaving the pstien, in his wonted health and
vigor For this purpose the Sarsaparilla is com
pounded with other powerful suxillisries, the
whole strength Of which is concentrated into q
fluid extract Of great power. These two articles
used together, will cure any ordinary case Of Sail
Rheum, Erysipelas or scrofula: Numerous in
stances have come to our knowledge where this
course Of treatment has cured the complaint in
less than ten days time. Price Of the sasapa.
rilla, so cents per bottle.
Comstock & Co., New-York, sole proprietors
of the above medicines. 49,
For sale by
ID. HEARTT, Hillsborough.
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BRAMDRETH,s PILLS REIIABIE-L

>BRAMDRETH'S PILLS RELIABI.E.--Les
no one suppose that the Brandreths Pills are pfa
always the same. They are. 1'hey!csh. neysf Be
otherwise. The principles upon which 'th~y -sse
made are 50 nnering, that q million pounds
could be made per day without the MOS fssses
possibility Of . mistake occurring. .5se6 tfE
genuine, that ii Ill, and the mediciHc AIse
you full satisfaction. IL > "a -
. sWHxS s4kRIoop rs IN ~ ,ussor f1tsa =
tom it i as fdr infection, Is T,nd, pnksd
ssnd narrowed 10 Sccriye the sllotrd gran Aose
who are wise, win therefore eonmei.ss ttlft
ficstion Of their blood without delay; and those
wheHre already attacked with sickness should do
fise same. . ''"s,~',.
Ladies should use Bfandreth's Pills frequently:
They will ensure them from severe sickness ofths:
stomach and, generally speaking; entirely prsssnt
it,. The Brandreth's Pills are haTmless.s Tafey
increase the powers of life; they DO not depress
them. Females will find them to, secure that
state Of health which every mother wishes. To en-
JOY. In costycness, 50 often prevalent at-ap
interesting period, the Brandeths Pills are safe,
and efiectual remedy. , .~.... -.
= There is no medicine so safe as this, it is mere
easy than castor oil, and is now generally used
by numerous ladies' through their confinement.
DR.. Brandreth can refer to many -Four first ply
sicisns who recommend his pills to their patRnxs,
to the exclusion of all other purgatives, and the
pills, being composed entirely Of herbs yegeta-
BILE matter, purify the blood and carry offthe cor
rupt humors of the body, in manner 50 simple
as to give every day ease and pleasure. s-a :.
. e. Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills
ID. Heart, Hillsborough; A. florence, Pittshoro'.
VIM. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; ]. b.
M'Dade, Chapel Hill: Geo. A. Mebane, Mason
Hall; E. & w. Smith, Alamance !; J.. & r. Sloan.
Greensborough James johnson, Wentworth !;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei Yam
ceyville; ]. r. Callunl, Milton. - iaasa*s@
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Attention.!

10 the commissioned. fo',-oommissiosed Offers
and Masieiasas. belonging 10 the Cane Greek
6aftai'oa' attached 10 she 4sth Regiment.
YOU are hereby commanded to attend q. Jas.
Crawford's on Friday the sd Of July, at
IL O'Clock, armed and equipt for drill muster and
court martial; and on Saturday the 9Th, YOU
will astend with your respective companies Tor
battalion exercise. s<' ~ =. %$as Z :
CT BY the provisions Of an act Of the hsl ses-
SION Of the Legislature, the ncn-commnsioned Of.
6cers and musicians arc required to attend an The
day Of the drill and are suhjco. 70 fns for non.
attendance.
- JOS. B. M.MURRAY. Liea.. Col.
June as. ..@. Ga
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A Letter from the AFmy-Anefh.
er Death. -

W. hsse aueised lrstsr from one o. The Or
SAGE vOlunse<ss. d.sea = csmargO. NsEios. On
the ssh q Jans, announcing he dea.h d Ma.
wrt.r.ssss HESS, q hi. e0up,y. II We ere
No, mistaken u he nams. A interesting ineiaena
!. eoaascsal ~ilh this young naa's his,or and
The meIsasholy iasslligenes ass-s communicated,
Nii fall with IN almpss crushiay ssishi upon the
hsar u ons whom hs lsia bshind.s lie hal taken
out license to be mEsied. aud the very DAY On
waieh be len bs Mszies hsd been appointed 10
celebrate the nuPtials. Notwithstanding his re-
lsctsnos, he wss compelled 70 20 with bis senps-
ny, AMI he PLACED shs license "a the care II the
loved ous. bidding her u keep !, until hi. return.
~hsa they would h. married. But alas. .hs viii
bik u vain for hi lsturn. The sands If Meri-
co ever his mortal rsmainas ~as~ =*~ T.
Our letter was wri,,sn BY one Ofthe eleven from
Orange who were sadci 10 The Wayne company.
Ths writer says: !" OF hi, eleven We have only
Al q, %, dusy--one hasias sspouei himself miss
ing when the big which tool us from rOu John
SION was 81 sea. Whether this one went 10 the
bottom % snlis, under Neptune, or whether he
mis'oOk The road 70 MEXICO and came up in your
pans. 10 something We don't know anything shout,
and sua 10 you 10 give Us all the informa,ion.'
Our company have suffered severely, having los,
twelve men by death since we have been e, this
place (CamaIgo.) Our regiment has been shame
fIIly treated, but more anon. Lieut.. Col FsEs
n still a, RsynOsa, entirely sunoundered by wa
ter; boa, went for him to-day. Col. Payne
has gone 10 Monterey with the regiment, and we
Join him IN fs~ days."
We understand be reached his home in safe-
". .---. =. 1e.--
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SUPREME COURT.

The Judges of this Tribunal have CON-
meuced delivering Opinions on Causes
brought before ibis Term. The following
are the first delivered:
BY RuFriS. C.. J. In kea o. Robson,
Ex'r. in Equity, from bladen. reversing the
order and directing the deposition to be
read.
Also, in Cochran .. Wood, from Arson
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Hubbard =. Marsh, from I'm,
ion. affirming The judgmen, below. Al
so, in Amis .. Amis, from Granville. de.
claring that there is error in the interlo,
cutory decree. ~
Also, in Den er dem. Williams ..
Miller, from Stokes, affirming The judg,
men. below.
Also, in Cohoon q. Simmons, from
Tyuell, affirming the judgment blow.
Also, in Ballinger o. Edwards, in E.
guilty. from Guilford, dismissing the Bill
with costs f.e4zFs+ Z n$< 1919
BY DANIEL. ]. In Smith .. Ingram,
from Arson, aflirmingthe judgment below.
Also, In Gilchris. D. Mclaughlin, from
Richmond, affirming the judgment below,
Also, in McPhaul D. Gilchrist. from
Robson, affirming the judgment below.
BY NASH, j. In State er rel. Miller
.. Davis, from Surry. directing venir,
de n0vo. as #s *s@s <}'
Also. in Holder .. Jones, from Sury
declaring that there is error in the ordel
appealed from. Ill - :,
Also, in Cummius .. Coffin. from Gull
ford. affirming the Judgment below.
Also, in Doub .. Hauser, admir-. from
Stokes, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Murry 10 use of Downing .
Windley, from Washington, affirming thu
judgment below. s>.~a>.5 @eas 49,
Also, in State .. Godett, declaring tina
there is no error.
Also, in Hafner D. Black, in Equity
from Lincoln, Diminishing the Dill will
costs. = ..>f4v-ttt
Also, in Rippey .. Cant. in Equity
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A late number Of the Greensborough Patriot
contains an interesting leiier from Capt. Henry,
under date ., Monterey, Of the ss,h Of May. A
large portion Of the letter 10 taken up with Ii.
views ssto The best mode Of ending the war, and
some reflections on the vandalism prac,ised hy the
twelve months volunteers; which, though Of in
tsress make II too long for us To insert the whole
in our paper. particularly as we BY no means con-
cur in his views a 10 the best plan for bringing
the war to close. We make room for the fol-
lowing extract, as possessing most interest:
But, upon he reception Of the news
that Gen. Taylor WIN s.~eive only three
Of the new regiments, when in fact an
think tina, his extensive line of operations
and present destituiion Of troops sufficient
10 sustain il, called for all, or al least a
majority Of them, there are a. this lime
much surprise and disappointment per.
,ading the army. lf il DO contemplated
by the government 10 order him forth.
with 10 San Luis, or if il be designed
only to maintain his position here, il
can hardly be done with The force left
him after the twelve m ,nths volunteers
are all discharged-,he former certainly
cannot be undertaken, as the Gen. him
.eIf says, with less than eight thousand ef.
isctlve men. Some 10 or IL regiments
have already marched through this place
towards Camargo, thence 10 N. Orleans, to
be discharged forthwith and Gen. Wool
has now, il is said, only three regiments
with him al Sal,illo, which will also be
discharged IN i few weeks. In fact, these
regiments are replaced only by the Massa-
chusetts, Virginia and N. Carolina regi-
ments. and il i, be true that Gen. Taylor
Is to receive only three OF the ten new re-
g'ments, in The way OF reinforcements,
we cannot imagine from what quarter the
troops necessary for the great enterprise
on hand, are 10 come. 10, be sure, there
are IN this division with Gen. Taylor Sc.
feral excellent batteries OF artillery and
several squadrons Of dragons, but they
are a mere nucleus after all, for the con.
eeh'ration around them of all The necessa'
y endorsements. But. Notwithstanding
an m's, the add Hero" is having every
Slng IN preparation for the grand move "a
Gan Luis. The End Mississippians lef
Yesterday for sallillo. The Virginia re-
s'mens. (six companies Of which are here
. aaues Col: Hamtranck,) will soon follow
a.em' Then, SO soon as the remaindei
" our regiment, under Col. Paine. ar
i've, ,, here, the N. Carolina regimen, viii
s ,so march to Saltillo, and be succeeded
;' oy the Massachusetts, regiment. l
T sl'er all sincerely hoped ,dlat Gen
ssylor will be enabled to concentrate
, ,n Of ~ leas. six thousand men al Sal
"'''' tor the g'aad and important NOV,
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Flour was al $40 barrel, and meal at IS
So-when poor people were nigh starving,
and when the Democracy were throw
ing up their hats and rejoicing over the
high prices, ii was solemnly agreed that
Folks Tariff had conferred li,is blessing
on the country. Now, flour has fallen 10
O., and meal in the like. proportion, and
we should be glad TO know if the Tariff
Of 40 did not have as much to do. with
the decline as with The rises, >..H.. sss-aa
$3.50 ga = : Pefersbstrg Intel w
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That Three Hillionz-Mr. KeH h.s
Mr.. fessbls eOmplr:e'y On The Zip. 10
ne Three Mlllaoas case. Mr. Nta.ble
had sd8ailsd 90 ssndsy oeessishs. sad
&c several plsess whsrs ihey sddstssed
ihs people. - that ths thrss nillsons
Petsidsns Polk sakfd Consssss fOf aad
which .c-ngssfs gsaHssd hin. as - bog
Psace'wish Mrrlee! lie argued sfisl ihs
MrxIean Array wss shs Ms1Ican Govern
meat! and bang eomppsed 81 d Ill scFas
Of fslloss" ihsy xould ~llIingiy agree 20
lay down their areas and consent % D
peace. ~ The vifsr a %. Oe0.0eO. Datat
Yaneeysille. issl Tuesday. kMr: Wind
me Il . losing basintss ID make lhis con.
fsssi0n, Ne :. sised oal'' and - isfling
The people Thai The object Of sLe 1000.
900 was 10 huy Csl.lernis and Nes Next
co after pesse-wlen Mr.. Kerr interrupts
sd BIN BY rssl eeifvlly snqulIiaa II he did
moi admir- 81 Oak Hin. ~ issa.bufg. and
other places. that The three millions sn-
Iusise 10 The President WAS TO BUY
PEAcE! Mr.. v. could mol deny H. Kerr
"had him shsrs he wanted him." and 10
his rsply he " gaze hln Jesse" ~-e-s
Wall. ne sould like 10 know II Tie
United States bad not taken possession Of
The terri DRY Dir. v. says he three NIL
hons are % buy. before The Prssiden. AK
ed FOR lbe appropriation. Wsh.d. and God
knows The blood and MEASURE ef Amsriea
had paid dear Enough ior u. Shsll ~s
nos pay ihres millions, - o guilt Mr..
vsnable ~,ll never do il with our con-
cent. 10 Jumping ous she trying pan, II
~Ill be seen sha, he leaps into the f's.
Buy peace With Mexico! psy Ler u
quiz fighting !! aud Thai too while ~s a's
Sighting 10 make her pay us whs, cha
osss us-nsser--nessr let IL be SAID
Pay Mexico fos territory fhs, 10 now IL
Our possrssion-uhieh has slfesdy eos
us slrssms OF blood and millions Of dol
lars Neser-we oppose II out snd oaI
Bui suppose We buy il, ~hy the No,il
will get II. the whols Of IL. and the poo
S"ulh viii have IL TO pay for. Mark ID
Look ala. Pause and contemplate il.
Milfon Chronicle.
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From the National Intelligeneer.
Facts for the People. Kn,

Facts for the People. The Knox
vile Register says: Mr.. Van Buren, found
the country free from debt, and with a
surplus Of millions. lie, doubled the .ex-
penditures and left us millions in debt
Mr.. Tyler's administration, bad as il was,
had reduced that Indebtedness nearly one.
halt. when Mr.. Polk came into power
He has held the reins nearly two years,
and is in fair way to leave US in debt at
least one hundred millions Of dollars /!
and perhaps double that sum-!
Coming 0ut!--Samuel Smallwood, esq.
a distinguished " Democrat" of WASH
ington. North Carolina, having proclaim-
ed his purpose to vote for Mr.. r. s.
Donnell, tho Wing candidate for Congress
in that district, has been warmly assaulted
by the Locofoco piper published in Now.
bern. From Mr.. smallwood's reply to
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LONG, WEBB T. CO.
.,'.%.:N0ficc...:.

vT,HE subscriber, having a,ken the well-known
Il stand formerly occupied by Allen Parks, de-
ceased, intends keeping on hand, for the retail
trade, provisions such as Bacon, Lard, Flour, and
Meal, Salt 'Molasses, Spirits-by the quart, gal
Ion or barrel, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars,
Crockery-Ware and Vinegar, also Upper Lcath-
err; and he therefore solicis share Of public pa
tronage. .ehl ahd'see il you can be suited.
!. sur He would again remind those indebted 70
III firm of Forrest & Nichols to call and settle
seisseuuls between this and August Court, IS
idAatr Indulgence cannot be given. IA ~'
! = A. FORREST.
IuE:I4.s n .~:@e.s. nag dssSss@a r. S.
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one Of ihsss assaults &c msks aass "a.
aFaa: @ - %@@@ 49, IL
II did say li.al l EOsid sole - NJ,
Dannea. | say = 10 AID Sill mo-
al ny H0fa. ~ rraasas are btstis
tlaess l knaH Ar. ID. = u h0ness. C
palis. and laiahfil ! sd Il<iisFs, thaE -
standardization II aiae esaansGy. = ne hancs
q Mr. Poik. has beroase - c0usPa tlazi
unirss men are elrcAed ~ Congress Vic
~ill eadesysH 10 bring Inc GoreEnmens
bark - H. snrieni parity. IheFe vii sPce-
Oily be an end 10 our b0sslrd libeFly and
\ I'm pleased ihsl IN lhis view | IN sus-
iained by saeh Democrats - sfnaiofs
Calhoun and BulIrr. a. South Carolina.
fulee and Wesle0r. IL Florida. ane the
Hon. w. II. Haywood. lsis Senaiol iFonr
Norh Carolina. and BY . lost d honesi
Democrats throughout The country. - l6s
late elections show mort eonclusiysly. = :
- Would 10 God there were more sssh
statesmen and patriots in the Democrats
party - Mr.. Calhoun. and less number
of small men. like Polk. elevated % high
stations. Then he country Mould not be
now suffering under iiis terrible scQnrge
Of war. and DemNIscy would be disgraeed
with no such moli0 on is banner IS b
the sicioss belong he spoils.' ] voted. n
j. iiue. for Mr.. Polk, but ! deeply roget
il; aud sOlemnly believe that nine-tenlhs
Of those who voted as did regret il too"
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-fRsEzgws &C - Ffssssl@ss fszxassE.l
FaAsg, ~ - ssay.
MHE&E-sII0 = is. e4lea - 90
bashrls psisne. l10Ess. 80 Aalss0naiag
. msEkss.
0oss-We euoae noanlsAHg - ~ -.
lot nape ~ linx = purrhss< i ia pssre ;
he hsghesl oiief made . g co., bus -
sales. ~ - III A8
Tasscco-No shange.
E04T6x-A sale a romHnon wss msde
today a 10 css. Holdsrs are asking ~
Cts. for prime. -- 49,
fLoVR-No kslri except by retail. u .
! CT. MiILsrs are asking - lor new.
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L. Col lIeares.-The Arkansas vol

It. Col Meares.-Tbe Arkansas vol:
unseer Regiment having been. broken up
BY reason Of the expiration of The term. Of
service of the men, new company, con.
sisling Of l03rank and file. was ,fnrmeI
from that and the disbanded Illinois Reg.
iments, TO serve during the war, and tile
command OF il conferred on CASTOR D..
Meares, our late fellow townsman. Mr..
Meares was at first Adjutant Of The Ar
kansas Regiment, and afterwards Lieu
tenant Colonel Of the same. e.
Wilmington Chronicle.
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Gen. Tayiors Letter.-Ths Loco FO-
cos. says The New York Courier, are una
king desperate Efforts 10 derive eonsola-
lion from The belief that Gen. Taylor's
Cincinnati letter will prevent his being the
candidate Of The Wings. II is uphill work,
however, and goes on very slowly. The
Wings every where. 50 far - VIC have
seen, who were originally in favor Of his
nomination. are fortified BY thst letter in
the belief that he is just The man needed
for President, by the whole country a
the present time.
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New. Efampshlre.-An sieesisa Or
sasnA<n of congEesss % an xscsncirs. wss held
in he 6as and third dissFicts e New HampshEs
90 ne ssk Instant. and rssailsd IN lhs ekoses q
iws NIsss Thr Is,arns 70 EE % rusissd. give
- lie Wig candidate n she kns disric,. ma
,sraj' osrt - SsheB d 1856. and IN dc third !
n.jod,y sf 7s6. Both u ihe.~ di.srirl. were 90
vsrsnass b. I,ssos 10 The lss congrrsu.
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Stray.

TAKEN up by Thomas Burroughs. living
four miles north east of Chapel Hill, and
entered on the stray book Of Orange county On
ne 10th July, 1917, black mulsy unmarked
BULL, supposed to be four years old. Valued
- eight dolsrA
JOHN A. FAUCETr. Ranger.
| July H. s7--Swpd
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Just RECEIVED, two dozen Portraits q Gen.
~ 2. Taylor.
Fine and coarse unblesched Cotton James.
Fancy casimeres, and Black French Doe skin
Cssimcres. ss. 49, ~.> 49,.
Pink Calico. Plaid bingham, White Holland.
Black Alpaca, also silk Warp Alapacca.
Black Satin yesting. Bleached Co,sons.
White Paper Cambria, Birds Eye Diaper.
White Cotton Handkerchief, Ladies Colored
Md Gloves, best. .... .+~...
Black Net Mitts, Sewing Silk, Fancy vess But.
tons and Rings. -z.5 4. I'D
Saddle Blankets &c.
or A fresh lot Of DE-. Pecy's Dead Shot Yer
mif1ge at New York prices, by the DOZEN, to Mer
: E7' LONG, WEBB 4 CO.
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J $4,000 Bores sold Each aud Every Week
T>HE Grsefenberg Company hereby give mo-
u tics that their general agcns fos the State OF
North Carolina, 10
Col. WILLIAM JONES.
L0UTSBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY,
The General Agent Is fully prepared 10 APP
point sub-Agsnts wherever there il no branch of
the Company; either on personal application or
BY mail, postpaid. The rapid sale Of these &c.
lebrsted pills, and the extraordinary cures they
are constantly sffecsing. render them, by far, tho
most popular pill of the age. An Agency will
consequently be very valuable.
| The Graefenherg Pills are iaeonceivably upe-
,ior to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complaints; in general arrangement of the sys-
tenn; in oil disorders which result from a had
state Of the blood, thess pills are sovereign re-
NEEDY.
In the class of diseases called chronic, the Grae-
fenbcrg Pills achieve their highest triumphs Here
they defy all competition Entering within the
hidden iecesses Of the system, they quietly bue
surely purify the blood, root out disease. and give
tone and vigor to the body.
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
BY these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The mos, abundant proof of
this could be given, but trial Of one Dor will
convince the patient They can be ordered aud
sent BY mail, al trifiing expense. The price 10
IS cents q box. Where tsco dollars scortk are
ordered and the money reniffed. the Company
usN pay the postage on The Pills. Remittances
at the Company's risk. Wherever there il no
Agency Of the Company they can be ordered by
mail. Nv ~s
These Pills are taking the place Of all others,
and no sick person should be without them.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bowel Complaints, Constipation. Dyspepsis, Fe-
yer and Ague, Headache, Jaundice, Liver Com
plants, rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints,
Green Sickness, Gre. &c, yield at once 70 these
Pills. They purge away offensives humors, ar
rest the progress of disease. and at the same time
restore tone and vigor to the system. Ia cases
Of general arrangement Of the health, they are
SOVEREIGN. <.ef .s<ts.ss
|. ~~s~ BY THEIR USE,
The weak will become strong: the pale and bill
hous complexion be restored to perfectly fresh
and healthy color; all the bad symptoms win one
by one disappear. v*<
In short, these Pills are an inconceivahle sd-
vance upon any other medicine ever before offer
ed to the public. A trial win satisfy any am os
this. 49, -
June Is. ss
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Lieut.. Col. 'Fage, with the company
of Volunteers raised by, kiim 10, Al,s wessl
tern part OF This State, Arrived at camargo
on the 1O,h" Of June. Hes bad not lost
any OF his men,. e -. t,'
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lian 3otspsf. dis'aiias::lg - Din E'.h
costs.
Also. il Sac q. White. ham GssEsa.
desisriag lhss liseEe = no error in The judg.
meat hxlox. . a~m
Aisas in G0ake Q. Norris. from NsS
Hanover. affirming the judgHssns bess~.
~ kaAagA kfg.
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Gen. Pillow-Eore Generalship.-
We are assured by gentleman who came
passenger in The New Oflesns, end one
who has done good service 10 his county.
that Gen. Pillow, sho LETT ysrs Cruz
~hh . large force TO Join Geo. Scott.
selee,ed the miJdls OF The day fof march,
ing part Of The road, which 10 The dead
of even old soldiers. The ssnd between
Vera Cruz and San Juan is over snkle
deep, end The rays OF lhe Sun 10 mid day
ere terrific. The result OF this experiment
upon raw fscfuiss ~as The death OF elk
men. who were sun struck, and the dis.
sbl,ne Of near hundrsd end City more.
Al San Juan 80 many of The troops we're
used up that il was proposed TO send
them back 10 SAINTS Fe and establish . hos.
pitsl there. Alter consultation, and ~
there vas adequate force 10 protect such
. hospiisl. Il was decided 10 send the men
back TO Vera Cruz. The Vera Cssx Eagle
oil the 2sd inslan, says That some thirty
Of Them had then reached there. In this
encounter with the sun The poor soldiers
had lees ch .nce than even Ilsskell's CEN.
mspd q. Cerro Gordo enjoyed. ..~. ~~
". o. Picayune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-22
MA n RE d,

In this county, on Tuesday evening the 6th
inst, by L. II. Mehane, esq, Mr.. WILLrAx Fac
eErT TO Miss MARH BmAnroHp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-22

The Boston Courier STATES that the de-
cision oi Judge Rogers tha, nmbrslias are
property has created giest excitement, in
that cily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-22

The city Of New York pays mnre for
sweeping her streets annually than Con.
necsicn. does for the support OIL her State
Government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-22

Died, in this county, on Friday the 9th instant,
Mr.. GlIsrnT srRArHoRS, sged about IS years.