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shis 5isdsa TSst.s. :T oa.sas. IS days. to B.r,ow
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Bark Charles William Heating, New Oheans 6 days, to
master.
Bark Exact Stevens Savannah tc surges Clesfman Co.
on Hatteras saw large quantities boards from the 10Th 70
the 2ah inst Have experienced succession OF
gales.
Bark Martin W Brett. Tundy, Charleston. with cotton to
Brig wakuls, Harkuess Malaga, with fruit, Johnson 4
Lowden.
Big Abrsa Atkins Rio Janeiro Nov &c. Foster Nick
erson. Sid in CO with bark Harmony, for Trieste. .
Brazilian brig FeIe Fogo, Sira Maranham 22 days. with ts
Am vessels in port
Brig Vsndaiia MITCHELL from TrNdad de Cuba "a DAYS.
with molasses Nesmith Walsh Sailed IN snip Ahgh-
naD for New Orleans The has experienced severe wea
Brig Adabsran Leech Rio Grande (Teza) 2s days. with
mdse, TO Foster x Nickerson. Left no Am vessels. .
Brig Empire Baxter Galveston "a days TO Brewer Nell
.
Brig VIM Jones. Tyler Apalichicola Is days, 70 Post
Brig Philua. Thatcher Savannah, Dec 49, to Durham
Brig Moxy, Bird Savannah, days with timber master
Brig Harriet Newell Warren, Frankfort. Me. with granite
Brig DahIia Pine Easport s6ays, with a,h &c. Smith
sehr Mitchell Adams. Wilmington. NC. days. to
Mitchell.
schr Ann Maria. Jones, Wilmington, Nc. days. to l.
schr Elcott Cole ltmore, days. Johnson Lowden
Schr Monmouth, Jones' Virginia.
Below.
ship. bark, brigs. unknown.
Packet ship Sir Robert Peel lays anchor at Quarantine
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. lsi7.

The Taylor Primary Meeting.
The meeting held last evening in Kensington, by the
Young Mems National Rough md Ready Union, prepa-
rstory grand demonstration In the city on the 18th
Of January next attracted large and enthusiastic as
ssmblsgs. Tho executive officers of the meeting, in
rsgalis oonsisting of white scarf trimmed with blue
ribbon made their appearance upon the platform and
the meeting was called to order by the President Col
sidney Jones He was assisted by Col VIM. Rhiner,
a.,nuel WRIGHT, Chas Thompson Jones' Jas. Dare,
Jacob Moe, VIM II. Wooley, and II Evans Esq'y as
Vice Presidents; Charles A. Jones and j. w. Divine,
EsQs acted ne Secretaries.
On sssuming the chair the President made brief ad
rss IN which be announced the following declaration
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COMMERCIAL IN CELLIGENCE.
Stock Markets.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 49, Ia47 900 State SIS 70; Is 900 do
73k 12 North American ms CO. After Sates50 Reading
RK, 30; 5000 State SIS Tx 10 Nostown ak II; $4,000 State
IS, days 134 IS $50 d: days 12A Second BSard-sGo
State S. 2x 5000 do 72s 30 l18 12 1000 Tennessee
bonds. s., NJ Girard Bank 9; 50 do 9ss 81 Bank s6;
1000 Reading bonds G8 SIT Chesapeake and Deawae Ca
nal loan ~ .9er Sete Penn Bank $780, 10 GTard Bank,
90; 1903 State S. ia. a..
BosroS, Dec. 2s-Broker's Board-25 shs Norwich &
Worcester Railroad ST. 100 do East Boston Go Dividends
22 100 do No II; 100 d., bo6ods 52k so do Isl
80 Reading Railroad solids, 3o 100 do ho3ods 3 80 de-
boi5ds 1850 do 291 100 do bo3Ods 30 do Vermont
Massachusetts Railroad. IS; 30 Merchants Bank 9S1; do
984 6 do East Boston Co, "a; 10 d, Western Railroad 1854
road 95 do FtchbuIg Railroad stock Il3 1000 Read
ond Board so East Boston Co. payable ihnsday l3i
do, 1875; $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850, 69h
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT oqs Of the mos, l%.
'r Of W. re B fI: Of
what ali men IN ali places unite saying good vaoa
50 no s.US DOpaS . this .s i 0ef ss
which has attended hi. msdcins for several years
% a, sna s
Of S | Of h wss sa
Cd f %s gut 8: si
he "oSs as hsS. ~
cases Of cold. pn complaints. Having Witnessed
. .ss 70; : w .ad H;isSs
ard sANDs street of w H!5n and
IVR. ]. G. KELLY, ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
his s.a Fy Mo e: s ,nS 5
Dsss%iss 10 E
nan Sst He1ssI u%o. Blood
charge for consultation. dso IT.
DR.LAMERT still 70 be found at his old office % Gold
- street. near Fulton where he can be Sonnaentay con
..se Of ss
ss afoS
;n Of & M .n .a
sss az paid is
MEDICAL OFFICE.-Dn. JOHNSON. II DUANE
wi Ch.hs% es I, well l91wn as t n r no
ses diseases The Doctors reputation for skill in these old
haifcured cases that have existed FIR years preemnent
elect structure ulcers the body IN the throat OF nose
weakness brought secret habit INDUCED
in by Young causing ascivous dreams and nightly ems
sons prevented Recent cases cured IN Tour days
without mercury No alteration Ia diet or prevention from
| business o.e " nc
| TNR. RALPfI's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
H. on the Diseases OF the Genital Organs, their Nature
Symptoms Proges Consequences and Cure adapted the
with illustrative Plates Price ST. Sold by all BOOKSELLER IN
The United States canadas &c Sold Also by the Author SO
Greenwich street, mailedtFree. secure envelopes on
receipt of ST. post paid addressed Box $685. Lower Post Once
| New York o<y ,N- IN
DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUsE-DK; KNkE-
toner in Philadelphia The Of all diseases Of the skin
maades of delicate and destructive habits Of youth
st continues to engage Dr. Knken utmost attention In
ysds whose plants in the most desperate condition
nav depend being always conducted By DR.. H. HIMSELF
with prompt safe aud energetic treatment to perfect cure
Strangers trav cling, supplied at moments notice with med
cine sufficient themselves in the most CONVENIENT and
private manner Cure warranted charge required
ics pOs paid will prompt attention Residence ~ w
corner of Third and Union half square from NE ~
change For full particulars see 9Th page OF the fade
phia Spirit Of the Times.
| mn FINHARDT's GILDED BaAss LETTERS FOR
! wi SIGNS.-These letters remarkable for Durability
and bnancy OF the gliding unsqualled any other article
in the cty-whch briiancy arfancd 10 s'and exposure
10 IN. weather They also apnned TO any color that may
be desired. Orders left Jones Beebee 20 s. 29 Fulton
s.ns between MsnhsId Scott dissolved on the LIST Of
July. B. r MEINHARDT
NOVEL AM INTERESTINGLY new and Comica
~ GANG q pr Ensby. for sale st wholesale by BENJA
cies 81 Fulton At retail BY all booksellers and staoner
! dss stse
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sssas I sgy.slss,1s z =. Iss,esss, y, n S..ss:
S::S.s islas: Is. s:sy:ss ls:ysf:sy sS ia svs!M
vita tk:.s ct che spsns e vssssS give aiza Ms
cold Oh ouldsr.
The Model Artstsi at the Olympic, do net drsw the
orowds houses that DR. collyer's exhibitions have
ingtou very crcumspect and the more because
tbs pso pie In the States apt to believe the most
idle riss regarding the morals Of the Federal City
city the most moral In the Union Of itspopuation But
still nothing in these exhibitions that IL cal
sulsted to shock the of those who have seen
Fanny Elsssr dance
The Adsphi, under Brown aud Nichols, Is meantime,
with good stock company, going very well
jenkins, Of the Olympic intends fall back upon the
legitimate drama, and shall doubtless have the best
that's going in the rivalry between thetwo establish
msnts
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Nex bedford OH Market.

DEC -Sperm-There Is good dem and and prices
have an upward tendency. Sales Of 1900 bbs were
made on the day of last private TERMS and sub
sequently sales were made Of 700 bbs, not relled at
1850 and 900 bbls at 1850 There s nothing doing In
manufactured sperms the market being quite bare Of
Ali descriptions Whale-The sales since our last in
clude about 1900 bbls N w Coast 400 bbs at 36c and
the balance at q price did not learn, but under
stood To he about $40
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shp,-- sddous (pk) Cobb Liverpool, Collins; Mar
mion Freemnr do Taylor Merrll CIistova Colon Smith,
Havana Spoord Teston Co; st Charles (new) Sagory
New Orleans, L L Stanton . " ,,.-,, .
Bark-Ciarissa Perkins, Durham, bordeaux Chosteain
Brias-Fasca Helena Dutch Post, Amsterdam, w Wei.
ser; Sarah, Msrd. Madeira, Ne.nith Y Walsh; csryL
Holmes. Liverpool Ms. T Wnnett; Emeiine' Manwarng
" Marks, &c. ,,--,t, ,ur
man: Z ORA, Guthrie, Newbem, NC.
Sloop-New York, Jones, New Haven.
Arrived.
Steamship Hibenia Ryre, Boston. Left Monday at 2s
o'clock and arrived Jersey City ga o'clock on Wednes'
Ship Stephen Auin Moss, Galveston, 10 days. to Brewer
x Nelson
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WAsHIseros, Dec. -, is47

The Remains Of Senator Fairfield
At half.psst four O'Clock, the members of the two
houses and their officers, the President and cabinet
stissns and strangers collected at Mrs SCOTS, and
when the corpse Of MIR Fairfield brought up, pro-
csssion formed and the coffin was followed to the
railroad depot where 1t placed In Adsmss express
and the safe conduct of the body OF the
to Mr. Clark pursuant to the resolutions OF
the Senate,
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,rclgn Importation

Foreign Ilnp0rtatlons.
Rio JASERo-Brig Abrasa2i00 bags coffee Sf kin Iron
side.
TRINIDAD DE CusA-Brg Vandala-22l hhds teress mo-
lasses Chastelan X Ponvert.
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Passengers Arriyed.


New ORLEAss-Shp Suana-Robert Leslie, John Sturge'
4 in the steerage. .
GALvEsToN-Brg Empire-hr Sage.
RIO JAsEIRo-Brig Abrasia-C Hewlett.
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MARITIME H E r A L d
Port Of New York, December 30, Is47.
Cleared.

SUN Rises E. ........7 2s MOON n.Es ......'.. q
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Packs, ship Sir Robert Peel lays anchor at Quarantine
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 49, y M-Auived-Brig Lanrett
Cook Trinidad de Cuba sch Richmond. sesvy, Mablehsa
characteristics SoutheIner Baker, New Orleans; Julit
Eliza; Hgbee savannah Lion Baker, Boston; Aune Go
frey New York
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THEM FIVE DOLLAR sYT rsS OF sSa and
with rich Innings 50 to $40 business Goats 81
TO a.; yes 60 81 Cash rnid for genps clothing
CLEANING DIV eng, repairing anl altering corner OF nau
aud H. sLman Al. Two buthe linen wanted. d9 lttsr
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BOUQUETS OF SWEET FLOWERS-LENOlk
ID Florist 45h street. oomingdae ro,d aud tsols ooa
BILE price. Order box the New York Hotel AL Enas Of
choice greenhouse plants for sale. az KIT
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DION LACE CAFES, do Hardherchiefs, Mecklin Lace
IL and Edeug, Val Lace and Edsihg. Collars, vells'
Scar &c; also rich Silks Shawls &c, embroidered Hand
Eechss Cape, Collars, Evening Dresses &c with great
variety OF goods for Holiday presents at extremely low
Ian Reck 70 RrnadWAY. dleeod I'll
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NANCY FALL DRESS 3 FOR Ge.NTLEMEN;-Ntw
dresses faithful OF ne characters deslred
70 b;rs a, jIi.iIiS DEJONGE, &c Warren street N b
Ali Fancy Dresses and theatrical properties made 20 order
al he shortest VI,
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6k Enn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Reht'eWen
XDUU their clothes to look like call ut the Tai.
ioring, Dyepg. Cleaning aud Repairing ssiabshmet 70
old street. where you get all grease pitch ts Riue ma
PAINT extracted wihJat ling the eloth, inc Snoea
notice aud on the most reasonable terms, by
Cioid street doors from Beehmsn street ~ D. ne nghsst
price paid Tor genemen Jeff off weaving Apparel o22 2tr
AZ ATCHE-, WATCHES The subscriber receives and
w has constantly on hand watches OF the following highly
celebrated yz: r. COOPER London duplex
and lever; Morris Tt bias London Robert Hoske and M l.
Tobias Liverpool. Warranted genuine and perfect tms
keepers Also variety Of other silver and 900 English
AMI Geneva watches and Jewel y, suitable Tor Hoday pre-
ssps when he il enabled TO sell very low j. r. LM1OtG
Err, Importer and Dealer =, wall street corner OF rea-
de lHsrc
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NI,sIC FOR rAKIlES. Ext uhsIONs &c.-A full
wi Band number be had noders,e
price on app ication at So Anthonystee The men me ell
pledged have been here but short time 81
ofhem belonged Father Mathews band aud are call
ed CON- De Rays eeotae in honour oil the gent emnn who
raj, tIr md whilst il the Macedonian. go. 6tsrc
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- ICH HOLIDAY PRESE TS-J. AGATE has just
II received splendid assortment of Geutlemens Fancy
Dress Go ds comprising the latest and fashionable Ayle
of plain black figured silk aud satin Cravas md sca
suspenders Gloves D. essing Robes Purses, Wallets PERU
merry &c Also full assortment Of Shirts, Co stocks
Under Garments &c of his acure comprising one
the largest Of gcuemen furnishing goods to
be found this county JAGATE, Gentlemens Outtter
Broad Of Park Place dl8 lNer
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ME OLD AND NEW YEARS BALL-Mr; FAR
KER wishes notice the public that he inten,s
giving Bail Friday evening, bid farewell TO III, old
year. and TO welcome the with dance. Mr. Ps
public w take place Monday week, aud be re rated
every other Monday evening. $50 2tere
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-15

the enemy 10 in fullreireat, and IN . very DIS
organized condition; the meu deserung
and dying OF starvation in great numbers.
despatched command this day as Ter as
EucGrnalion 10 harrass his rear, and secure
~haieser military supplies nay be iound
there.
From the statements Of Mexcan officers,
particularly Of the medical stall leit 20 sue.
cor the wounded, there seems no doub, that
their loss IN the recent battle is moderately
estimated at 500, aud may reach 1000
men. killed and Wouaded; besides 1000 Or 3 ).
600 desarers. Many officers Of rank were
lost. I enclose a hs! of The names Of our
own killed and wounded, made rs complete
as practicable 81 his tue. OHe regiment
(Esaucky cavalry is no. included, us re-
turn not being rendered.
The enemy had 10 ly teckoned upon ou
total route, and bad made arrangements t.
iuietcepi our retreat, nnd cot Of the army
s'atIoning lor that purpose corps Of ca'a'fy
uui only Immediately IN our rear, but eVei
belos Monterey. ! regret 10 report tat
hey succeeded, near the village Of Marin
"a destroying i tram Of supplies and killing
considerable number ot tue escort aud
ieams,e:s. Colonel Morgan, p Oaio rec
imeni, on his march from Seraiyo 70 Mon
terey, was Infested by the MeNlcan caval
~. with which be had several rencoatresi
but fnaliy dispersed them s!th snail los'
"a his own part. Captain Graham, \. z,
NJ. volunteer service, was mofIally wound
cd 10 one OF these atf,rs. have DO doubi
that the defeat Of the main army az BJena
Vista will secure our hoe q commune
cations from further Interruption; but stu
propose IN a ieS days 10 change ny head.
quarters TO Monterey, with view to mike
such further arrangements as may Gs neces'
slry in that quarter.
The dispositions made 10 barass ouI
rear vind,cate the policy aud necessity OF de
lending a position in front Of SlluIlui wher'
defeat has thrown the enemy far back ~
10 the interior. No result so decisiy,
could have been obtained by holding Mon
tefey, and orr communications would baVt
been constantly 70 jeopardy.
am, sir, very respectfully your ODE
dent servant,
Z. TAYLOR,
MAJOR General [. s Array, eomih.E ding.
The ADIrTAHr GENERAL Of tue army, ash
lnEton,
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CAPITA. hit.

The Boston Pathfinder has this capital
hn al legislative digoity:
"A rahcr hu2hablc odHr occurred a
few weeks ago, ID one Of our prucIp,I no.
tells, showing the peculiar regard which
some men have to rank or tue ~ office.
Several members Of the House Of Repre-.
'cn,attycs we're seated AZ the dining table,
0ceIlus rather drgalfed We suppose, when
one Of them sad VIII Tho gentleman
from AND'vER please pass tho butter this
way" Preuy soon another spoke, Wal
the gentleman from WORCESTER please
pass tho salt this way" when one Of our
cay wags taking the hint turned found to
the btdck Watter, and say distinctly, "wlll
he gentleman from AFRICA please pa,s The
bread this way"
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We have every reason to believe, tfQD
the information We can obtain lbil tho
Raii Road from Cbah tie 10 the South
Carolina Raj Rual caB and uiii b. ca.
i'raeied. Iae pccnl eoonue. ia vs..
torn North Carolina base spoken Ga sgr
pointed Dscgn.c. o NICE, "a Charlotte. ca
the 25,h instant, aud ulh CArohal VII
also respond to lhe call l. beho3tg, lilo
CT 1sus o: Mecblcabars hen TO siau ~.
cry nerve 20 accomplish tA.s undertaking,
which vii All mute % her interest, tbaa
can nov 30 "a tu'a'cl AID We tel ,is
citizens Of Western North Carolina #
ines 50 Ibi, favorable opportunity slip. ali
hope 8. improvement eiII, sc fear 30 90.
e,crpu. bcy opd their reach. We ,ae,'a'
Columbia h4, responded 10 the sail ;, ib'
appointment # lie fo'lo~iag geolIemea Z"
DyIega,c, 10 attend the Convention Oh iLa
9th instinct, VIZ
lion. Jo. 4. Back, " +. DeSu.sa o
Esq. Col WaJe IIlmplon, Col I, II, IL
more, Jines N,un E-q. Ilcoy DAVIS
E,q. John :. scott, E.q, 3 K Carroll,
Il d. -. T. NLmchHo E.q. john C.it'
wei, E.,r Rabt Liua, E'4.J hn B9c''
Esq.
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NoRrn cARoLlNA REeINFNr.

Late accounts from the Brasos stat. he
arrival of the remaining four companies
= . Ia all OF ,he Noub Carolina Ryg,.
mcn,. They afe ordered 10 garrison Nat.
amora. to rlesea Regiment Of uns.
slppi R.leucn. We learn e ona death
only. and lhl, isn mtn by lha name q
Thomas Cuftcn, OF Gansiiis county, iot.
merry a volunteer 10 Capt Cams,ao.
Company from Ourgr, which vas qatlei
With Capt Blacks company.
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One OF the worlh,est donations. for this
benevolent object yet recorded is that Of an
Insh domestic a, Worcester, who took al
the savings Of her wages, and ANTICIPATED
them so far as to mako up fifty dollars,
winch amount she sen, 10 the committee.
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GDIrIntfP:
THURSDAY. April Is, Isi,

W We are authorized 10 announce IN.
Hon. ID. VI. Barringer, as q Candidate 10
represent the third Congressional D,,,,,c,
10 the next Congress Of the L. States
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Glorious News !!
TIE CITY or VERA CRtZ tA3GiSIAL
or sly JUAN y tLL0A
sIEsRENDERED TO THE AuL-
ksEGAN AEsHS!..

Scarcely had Sc com nunlcaIed 70 oaf
readers the cheering intelligence Of gf'"
victory achieved by tie gallant Tal lof az
MS bravo army, wien we are called 70 pro-
claimed another glorious exploit under l'e
gallant Scott. Vera Cruz - ours f ani
the Castle If san Joan do uiIoa IS on"
also. Yes, the Castle Of Sau Joan IS ours
many feared the result Of an attack Uu'
II seems our fears we're allog Their Bfouni'
less. Such triumph IS as unexpected %
II Is gratifying. Wh-rc victory "''
expected 70 bo purchased at ne la'' :"
many valuable lives on our part, It ii c'",
parnllvely bloodle SONY 90 k'.ieo '"'
wounded Tho wh lie preparation 'o' a'
attack on Vera Cruz and tho lnsesl"'"
OF the Guy has been conducted 70 the most
efficient manner, ard no campaign, We W
ag'oe, could be better arr,nged or n'0'0
successfully consummaIed than the pres
enl one. We auxously look for fol- =.
port of the operations against the Ci'y a''
Castle but IN the mean tine wc si'o o''
readers the following:
from the Mobile llera'1 s. Tribune
The Pensacola Gazette received Jew
moments ago, brought oser the lo'lo""S
glorious news,
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Asa large number Of strangers uay "a
expected here to auead the Raj Rpal
Convention, olsh, not the c,tiz.n' 70 sd'P'
some measure 20 Sc them property &C..
commodl'vJ We know that word 10
the wise Is s1ihc,cnt.
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CAPT. cALnMELLs cnup,Nr

CAPT. CALDwELLs COMPANY
Ga Monday last q d-lachmsu, of ~.
Compasy, numbering about 80 lsll for c..
lumbla. uader the COMMAND Of Lieut..
X. Harrison, aud on Tuesday another do.
Ia hmenl Of about the same humber ..o
left fr the same place, where they viii
take the Riil Road Cor Charleston and
thence BY water to tn Brasos. CAPTAIN
Caldwell left this morning aud viii loin b..
company al Columbia, Lieut.. P. c. David.
son will not l.are cor lhe present. Hare.
maios to recruit more men. ~ our next v.
viii give full list Of the officers ana men.
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An association for The detcri,o, ~ co.,
rHe'iefs = about 70 DO organized IL hos.
ton Tue city banks have eonhlbn ed "a
5oo towards the establishment Of pcrma.
nent fund,
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THE WHEAT CROP.

The Oatn Culiyaior believes that tbs
important crop, throughout the STATE, was
much nl ired By the winter,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-15

~ There will be preaching AT the RAJ.
tie. Church, on Saturday and Sunday n.,,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-15

Va BY an oversight We emitted In.
names Of Wan. Lees and Hugh kifsp4l.
rick Ia the let Of delegates from thi, coun.
" TO the Rail Road Convention.
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z. TANLOI

MAJOR General L s Array, egriA.n ding.
The ADIrT.Nr GENERAL Of tue army, v ash-
inEton,