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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
OFFICE or rHE LoNc ISLAND RAILsoAD ca

OFFicE OK THE LONG Island RAILROAD Co,
New iork, Jan. Q, iS47,
THE Stockholders of tho Long Island Railroad Company
are hereby notified that the Annual Election for 1hr
III -ectos of sd Company will be held the Compa.
nys Office Monday the Fifteenth day Of February
The poll viii be from 70 o'clock till O'clock
Z NJ of that DAY.
The trn-f- books VIII be closed from the 18th
ebruary both days inclusive
By order OF ile Board,
igtoil5 rrc DAVID =. IVES serre,srv
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MINCE PIE

pURLIsHED THIS DAY. abook entitled "lIiuee Pie for
The Million" cnnaiEtrg 100 268
ges full II the wild and deTiu humorous md witty
ony IS ceuts crmpaaion he Idle Hour Rook
but edtirely different from that Dad volume
AlsoJus published, Leaflets OF the BAL Room" being
compile instructor ~ the celebrated Polk adnlles with
The music OF the Rcdowa WatL-pnce l2ta cents.
JUKNf.R FiSHFH,
-. u chatham street
VALENTINES-The most extensive assorta ent in Ams-
uce ON the eve OF completion. Send along orders
LIN
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OFFICE OF THE JEFF RsoN ms col

wv 1OHK, ID, It4T
1NHE Annual Election for Directors will
be held AZ the Office Of said company, No 80 Wall St
Monday February lst 1871. Poll u O'Clock NJ to
o'clock L. NJ. GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary.
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
GREAT BARGAINS


r STEWART * co. have for sale very l,rge lot
"a. fnen sheetngs damask tale cloths and napkins.
damasks and diapers i'd The piece huckab ucks towengs
bic ,ched cottons, annels blankets quilts uuterpanes
mites, and white musns OF every description prices
greatly below the OF importation.
The above oods ofhe vey best quality such they
confidently recommend and durability, and
they offered NJ extremely low prices in order make
for entirely stock which they intend opea
Spring. BROADWAY X kEADE ST.
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Mr. g. ThomTson-Dear Sir:-For more than four years
past had been desdfuy afflicted with ef,etitn Of
throat, which physician Pronounced th on,c Bron-
chts caused by repeated and neglected colds The
suffe red is iade cb,blc. My threat literally
with violent spasmooc coughing that blood would
from III also great cppresion md tghtness thu chest
and fever II short the uu pulmonary symptoms show
ed elves caus entire loss Of repos"my
III eechsd and blisered snd again made
Of eyoy known remedy and at different periods had
advice Of ux phy sicans, and all OF avail About
month, made trial Of your Compound Syrup Of Ter
and Wood Naphtha, aud before had taken thn bottle
felt relief continued until h1d taken bottles which
COMPLETELY the disease and resCied
health; and firmly believe should be living, had
il been for invalu BILE medicine
JANE FERRY, 123 Sprnce
The undersigned bears witness 20 ths truth Of the foe
going having knowledge Of all hs lscts Of the
case. VI HARRISON,
OF Almond street.
Price 20 CENTS per bottle; IS per dozen.
ANGNEY DICKSON
~. T.. corner 5th and Spruce sts. fhlla.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT KETCHAM, l21
Broadway, N. Y, jal9 lm-r
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LEFT OFF WAkDKObk AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having sspsrfuoss effects
IA TO dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &e,
obtain fair cssh price for the BY sending for
'ubscriosI through the Post Office, otherwise who will
stsnd AZ thar residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
tSs broadway, up stain.
Ladies' can ss sitassst 90 by Mrs J. LEVENBTfN.
Inns
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CHANGE OF HOURS

-ssAv sas.l.ixa AUvvans,uA.Tuns,
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These ships good vessels ably commanded,
and will sail punctualy their regular days Their
for good and will Be
be responsible for parcels packages them
unless bills of lading signed therefor.
kOr freight apply O
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Skk LONDON LINE OF rACKETS-Pacset of the
A0I&S lst February The packet ship SWITZERLAND
day.
For passage having superior accommodations apply tie
Captain on board foot of Maiden Lane or to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
- Corner Of Pine AM South
Inc packet ship QUEBEC, j. H. Williams, master will
SUCCEED the Switzerland, and sail February l6
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REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
DARTiES wishing remit money in large small
L to their friends Great Britain Ireland
the expeditions through the subscbe by
drafts sight payable all the principal England
ireland aud scotland Money may be sent by letter tpo:
pad from the United States them giving the
address and the Of the party receive it, which viii
be regularly forwarded by packet or steamer Appyto
ABRAHAM BELL x son,
doc lmsrrc III Fulton street. New York.
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NOTICE.
sHsxFryA ~ On and utter Friday November GOTH the
steamboat SYLPH, Captain BREASTED, will
make the follow trips to and from Staten
Island until further notice, viz -
Leave New York Leave Staten Islazl
Ar 9 A. NJ. At ca
ii A. NJ,
r. NJ. I2M
" aEriM n,.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

Correspondence Of the National intelligence.
LATER AND AUTHENTIC.
New Orleans, March "A. lsIT.

iasA t&A &AsNb 49,
New ORLEANS, March n. lsI7.
Messrs. GALES & SEAToS:
We have one days later adHiees from
the Rio l.ranle. Nothing new. hus the
Information il rather mmc consistent and
definite. and | think gives a more grave
appearance To affairs there. ten. ray
l"r evidently has his hands full. and, IL he
gets ont of the srrape ii nh, can only DO
i, by The most desperate lighting against
vast superiority IL lnrre. The whole
valley of the Rio Grande is threatened.
and think with very great prospect that
every thing that has been gained there.
AMI aIl the fruits Of former operations and
victories, will he lost, aud worse than lost,
il our army is overwhelmed aud cap
tured.
have never vet spoken 10 an officer
on the subject who did not boot at the
stupidity oi the plan To attempt entering
Mexico by the frontier Ut the Rio Grande,
with march of eleven hundred miles to
the capital, through M impraeticahle coun-
try, instead OF moving through and from
Vera Cruz. an better load, aud less than
three hundred miles distance. 1.-THE force
and money that have been employed on
the Rio Grande had heen directed OH We.
m Cruz, the results would have been iaI
more efficient and important.
You will lind enclosed slip that gives
the mos, condensed aud latest information
The movement OF Santa Anna Oh the XII
Grande has been expected by the best in
formed persons ever siuce il was left u
such delcncrless situation a. glarlngIl
II invite attack. lie leaves Vera Cru;
to the protection Of the con,ifo. aud yo'
will ser. hy the result. that he could no
have left ii in more efficient aud powerful
hands.
Every thing connected with tins war /
truly Notwithstanding. Its whole condnc
has been vaciilatins md laundering on tn
part of the Administration. and the pres
ent prospect Tor our poor fellows there
dishearieniug in the ex,reme--yellow Il
yer in one quarter and overwhelming nun
brrs in another. Ii old Zack gels out q
this scrape he will deserve a triple wrea,l
The mos. leyerlsh and intense anxiety
Eel, here Tor later news. Various messer
gers have been stationed al the BallZ
with orders tn come mp By sp' clal steam
boat so soon rs any thing further arrive
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01
Public Sale.

VAIL be sold to the highest bidder, on Thurs
w day. the sth day Of April next, at the late
residence of Samuel Strayhorn, deceased, on
credit Of nine months, all the perishabe property
of the deceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle,
sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Hay, one Wa
uon and Gear, one yoke Of Oxen and Carr, Black
smith Tools, two Stills, together with all the
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. besides many other articles not mention
cd also the crop of Wheat and Oats, now grow
ing. The Meadows and a quantity of Corn
Gronnd which il already prepared for planting,
will be rented out and at the same time will be
hired out all the Slaves belonging to the estate
until the 18th of October next.
w. F. STRAYHORN, Admir-.
March l6. IL
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
T Reported for the Petersburg Intelligencer.J
1917

PETERSBURG MARKETS.
rRcported for the Petersburg Intelligeneer.I
Friday, March &c, ls47'
ToBAcco-No change in prices since
our last, The quantity offering Tor sale Is
not large. Prices range from Sia o.
for Tugs to good far leaf.
FLouR-Fhe news by the steamer OF
the 4th inst., from Liverpool, has impfos-
ed The demand for this and all Brea'stons,
and prices are a little better for good
brands. supertine, Sc! offered S6s ASH
ed.
WHEAr--But little in market. u Is
worth l25 100.
CoRN-SelIs readily at Is sue. !,
OArs-rhe market is better suppl'eu'
and prices are 45 soc.
CoTroN--Since the arrival Of the 4th
this article has been in good demand, ant
sales of several parcels have been made
=, llc., and few bales at llac.
BAcoN-The supplies are about equa
10 The demand. Prices o. a l0c. no!
round, for Va; Western a shade lower
LARp-l0a lie.
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Failure Of tie California Expeal.

Failure Of the California Expedi-
tion.-fhe correspondent Of the New
York Express states tin, intelligence has
been received OF The complete fixture of
The expedition TO California. under Com
moinre Stockton. 4 letter addressed 10
one Of the Senators SAYS tina, the subjects
in California have rebelled, and that the
command cannot &c. at Them to put dowr
tie instruction.
The cslirornians provokiugly snrroun'
the headquarters. lhongh u a safe dis
lance, and look down from The eminenc'
they occupy. and yet will run a. ever,
pursuit. They are we'll mounted, tho
roughly acquainted with the country. flee
Of foo,. and ready for murder, or mischle
m any SOFT.
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From the N. o. Evening Mercury, 18th inst.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

We have seen an extract of a letter from
Can't. John Il. Grayson, dated Tamplco'
9Th inst. which says Gen. Taylor has
had a battle at night with the Mexlcans'
IS leagues beyond saltillo. and that the
Mexicans lost more than 400 men. while
his own loss was comparatively nothing
This information, Capt. Grayson goes on
to say, may he relied on.
We find in the Tampico Sentinel oil the
Sd inst, the following items:
The schr. Pioneer arrived last hlgh
from the island Lobos with dispatches
from Gen. Scott. These dispatches are
said to be on the way TO the city oil wash
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE ARMY.
alarming Rumms-Gea Taylor retTeafing ID
Monterey.

alarming Rumors-Gen Taylor retredf'"g 10
Monterey.
1t appears by advIees from Brazos to
The 2sth ult. that General Tayl"r had lal-
len back oh Monterey. being closely p"r-
sued by Santa Anna at the headoi iwen-
ty.tive thousand men, This rumor Is
probably false. aud was so regarded by
some OF the passengers who brought 1t
from the BRACES.
Capt. Hughes. of,he Illinois volunteers
who was one of the passengers Ieit "e"'
Taylor's camp, at Aqua Neuva' on the
18th. and all was then quiet. The Amer
lean force there did not exceed five lhon-
sand. General Taylor then Intended to
hold the posilion he occupied until the
frs, of April, when he would move 'oF-
ward.
Mr.. Kendall writes that an express
had arrived at Matamoras on me -o'll
from Col. Curtis at Camargo. lh't OF
iicer stated in his despatch tina, an express
had left Seralvo on the evening oil the %oo
from Col. Morgan. with imunc'lons &c
stop all the trains between Camargo AM
Monterey. Morgan's regiment was ''
leave at daylight on the morning oil h'
eth, but the destination was unknown
1t was reported that the enemy was al
vancing in great force, but from VIVA
point is not stated. Morgan received HI
orders direct from Gen Taylor.
Another rumor is that Gen. Mel'a ma
thrown large force into L'nares, anu
wa, though, intended attacking Ma'amo
r,s, and perhaps the depo's at the nf;
.1s and Point Isabel. This, however,
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The srhnnner pioaeer has arrived y
New Orleans. from Is,bos IN he lie Ii
instant and Tampirn o. the 81.
All lie troops which WsIe = I.lbos had
gone % board ship ailh he exception
mentioned below. ThrFe HeFe nfarly
eighty sail II vessels II III descriptions
living there. but lhey we're 10 sal inf An
I'm I.izardo On he = instant. They ful-
IL believed ghev were 10 attack Vera CFuz
On The 10Th. They 0ere I'll slac.iiy snd
eager Tor ihe fray.
The nnly troops lefi n I.ohns were thf
companies on hoard lie ship m which
lie small pox hal appeaFsd-onE cores
ponslrnl thinks The ship Gen. Veazie.
Gen. Worth arrived II Lohns IN The II
instant. Gen. Twiggs arrived there 10
Or three days previous.
Gen. Patterson was still II Tampicn n
The 81 instant. The steamship New Or
leans arrived there The mnrning oil Tia
day with Gen. Jesup On board.
/ The Mississippi volunteers Who wer
At I.abos lparl OF The 81 Fegimenil ha
sailed (nr Brazns. They were ordere
to Monterey. They had suffered .errihI
from sickness. and are said IN look nit
rahIy. The Louisiana regiment. Ion.
!. said Ia have suffered much from sirknes
On the Other hand. the Pennsylvania al
New York regiments are saii 10 he
r fine looking body Of men as ever We
seen.
The general de7ni established al lab
] is broken up. Nothing j. 10 be leii the
but The few companies before alluded
;, Picayune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

meFs sanmisf, hm he dffrnsrisFs pasi,
ions ~ ihsfe pusls Wnala lsVaF such 8
musslAsal - Ne pas IL sila fnFmy, bu'
L - aashte8 WhsthfE hey weul1 iaFe
ssss saaraEl % aslrmRl t.
AZ taese aepoFis g - eaaafa 80 ~"
Pfesss0n ihaa SANTA AnRa hss lafga ha4F
Il fnaaas i Gen. 'Faylof's nelgiiaofh0od /;
- uhesArr ailh - lnienilon u aiiark-
= In. u II passing roand - ,saillns
pp0a lie Ameraraa posls @ lie kaa
ksEande. ID one knoNs.
Spme lhink la Santa Anna intends
making ! Eeinl aisi considerable force ii
shesirlaisy ahpp General faylor i posi-
"a. r. ihe purpose II disering h aiien.
linn. and nhrn lhal II effected. pass him
viii ! large hoay ii light troops. I'D
make - aissrk upoa camarga. Maiano-
-, and some other depnls II he riesnlls
III the Baaxns. Olhrrs think ilat Santz
Anna i sending oii = large portion of HI
loree n he snreOr If lhe garrison VI We
n Cruz. @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

instan. an he irnops are reported -
having leo he island, Hnd aia now PEue'
shlV aeaF ysa cmE, We may l0ak lar
somsthlng d lmpeFlsRes iIgm thsEe very
sa0n.
Major Gen. PaileEsaa sud stan len Us
risF o Manaxy sKening. ahgNl GuaF o.
elaek. m hard thF steamship Alahaiaa.
IL : bonnd far he contemplated seene 9
arlien. m I'll tske command Il dsEis-
- II ths army immsdiaiely upon - r
risai.
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HARRIET d,

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wr. IanEs GaEHlsss. 4 - rsszlE, = Asa
Asasaa NJ 6oassax.
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f, iarmnA b he "a h 49, Hl.aitisl Hsssafgs
4 IL sAasas1lEsiles tpsa ghs shgaAisls 4 tisa.
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4, hisa ssatainins a.rsrsians bow - dispo~e q
tsrm. r. sarssisa thrn camss uP. wassaena-
liz 4 III sssnaara igsur III Il dis fart whsn
b. PeaneI ll'e shave parasrafhi Or Ill BE- H.
l,eralsly intend 10 impos fraud up.a his Hea-
1er.i if pals isaaa1aai, sien hoacssy HtqaiHes
,bar h. shoaa make = corertiaa Il tl~ fal.e inn
se..iaa and srknoa ls.lsr thai this defsrce u tie
rsrsillsui will Gas aaswe. Bot Il h. shsalA make
- ersrs.a II Ills. snl his reaaesz ass leit 10 In.
fs TIT lis iesign Mas h impose upon them, then
Nc a.. how esn they trusi him for he futurel
Granam.s Magazine far April j. en-
lelli,led viii tsauiifal engraving ii Saratoga
anil the sill Ma,er Dalle IiEound, a xirw ii
lhs rily of Iiltsl'uIgh; snd Plate of the Fash.
lans. TIE contents IF this nsmier exhibits tie
ussa variety If literary and miscellaneous artieiss
Til nunlhsr, like Gao Or thrse sf Tie pssoeding
ones. contains twelve extra PAGES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

The President of Hayti. Jean Bap'isie
Richie, died at Port au Prince on the 9th
February. He had been at the head Of
the Government about year, aud was
said to be an intelligent, liberal, and ener-
gelic man.
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Union Institute.
av. N. Craven. PRINCIPAL.
March l6.

EyHIS Institution is located in the North West
l. corner of Randolph county, Is miles from
Grecnsborough and l6 from Lexington. The To-
cation combines the prominent advantages desIr-
able in boarding school, viz: cheapness, moral
ity, good society in the vicinity, health, DC.
The instruction impaired has been pronounced
by competent Judges, to be equal, in any respect.
to any similar institution in the state. The school
has been under the supervision of the present
principal during the last five years, and Is now
permanently organized. The Institute Is furnish
ed with tolerably good Apparatus, and the ne
cessary globes, maps, and minerals. Extensive
additions and repairs are now in progress at the
Tns,itue and boarding houses, so that any neces-
sary accommodation will be afforded. The STU
dents hoard from to mile distant. The course
of studv is a thorough academical education, or
nrepartory for any college. Regular lectures on
Natural Science, Political Economy, and Mental
and Moral Philosophy, are delivered by the Prln-
c;nal. The Bible is daily attended to, and on the
Sabbath the students attend Rotations and pub
lie preaching. The necessary text books are fur
nished as low as they can be bought at any other
place. ,rs
Tuition, (includng the Languages, Mathe-
matics, Natural and Moral Sciences, and
all usually taught in any High SchoeLl
On On 1 $50, &c 1--WE months, $500
Board and washing, per month, o'oo
Contingencies, per session, i.oo
Tbe Summer Session will commence ON the
,,,b Of March. Address, Hunts Store, GuilfoEd
county, N. C.
M. w. LEACH,
Jos. Johnson, trustees.
JABEZ LEACH,
L. M. LEACH,
March l, 1s47. *- O--Sw
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Tile New Comef.-'rhe nucleus or
head of The comet 10 now easily seen by
The naked eve. AtsP. Nj. il bears about
N. w.. al on elevation Of sbou, 30 de-
grees. Last night, i, was abou. 10 degrees
south oil the star Sigma Ardromida. The
tail oil the come. appears lhroug h .ele'
scope, to be sbou. FIVE degrees long; II ls
still invisible TO the naked eye, but will
probsbly soon become visible, il The CO.
me should continue TO increase in brIll'-
ancy. Boston Traveller.
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Head ssazsteEs. caraRrga
Narrh "a. 1871.


SIg:-I send m Officer 10 Had Quar-
lers. Il Washington. msking q Esqaiss-
lion m The P.e.it.snl nf The Uni,sd SAFES
lar fits ahousand s,x m0Elhs Enlunseers.
All communication has Tor ssssral dsys
Lssn cut Of between ihis Place and lie
army shove. and SEE no sdeqnate re-
lltl his side oi New Orleans. request
sou. lheEsfare. 10 call 0ut ten thousand
men ri this character Of troops, and ar
ue,Pste Hey will be rrengnized under
The sslI If The Freshest.
:. AZ Is.l - any considerable faree can
he accumulated. lsl lien be Forwarded Ia
BFszns Sanusg". All moaps, IS Tar a.
practicable. shauld be armed bsfoIe Their
leaving The UniIsd States. and the OIL
strs commanding companies should 'sks
in charge ammunition enough 10 disiHlb'
uls in case Vi emergency. ierty rounds d
.i.asi.
Very respectfully ynur ohsd'l ser'i,
SAMUEL n. CURTIS. Col. Cong.
u he Ggrtrmor Of LpiisiaHa.
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M, @, Volunteers

N. O. Volunteers.-rhe Schr. Z. s.
Powell, having on board the two Edge
combe Companies OF Volunteers, Cap
tains Wilson and Duggan, arrived at Bra
SOS Santiago on the 9Th inst, in 20 days
from Smiihyille.
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REV. d. RAgTHoIoaEw's PINK
~ cssgLs. csAis. 80 - cs@Faaisis n re
NAmSs


LaHgs.
Inaddisioa d he ah0ss. - inseatas res eon-
ssrained 10 - that Is ErepaFasaa : - onFfed
. he ruhlie : rure g. y camplaaHas' - ios
coughs and IL complaints aiscsing the lungs -
: primary He1icine b. hss noi kn0wn any ihingao
compare viii il; siih0ugh l0ngsiue insho pro
lice a medieine and much anang women snd
children. lie hiss every faith in j. eieeis shfn
laksn IN lime. = tending 10 certainty . Femose
al hOars<nesz and coughs. II i aasn isksn -
long and frequently, = % pzodaee Little nsuses,
and perhaps vomiting. which i I'll lie better. Eve
/ ~ family who will keep il and NC u Whenever
cough commences. vii End immediate rellei md
. gleat saving u sHprnse, and many lines hse' by
20 doing.
comssOck 4 Co. No. 81 couEsiandt street,
New-York. sole prOPrietors.
For sale by
d. HEARTH. HiIlsboFOugh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

For more than sixty years Mr.. John
Quincy Adams is understood to have kept
a diary. in which every thing ronnecled
with his eventiul life is presented with
careful minuteness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

The To,Un Of 7aos.-Taos, The scene
of the recent massacre, is one OF the most
northern lawns in New Mexico. on the
east side of The Rio Grande. some lew
miles from the river. The population Is
composed manly oi half breeds.