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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
viii be found truly valuable, ard highly efcacous
article can he shown from the most unquesonabe
thority of Physicians and those who have used il during
the last Is 20 years. Indeed its reputation sn well
established that il has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WV SoN'N Cutler.
REED q CUTLER, BOSTON. (late Reed Wing e.
Cuer Propretors For sale by Druggists Apothecaries
and Country Merchants generally in Woroe by J.
GREEN j. Co. Price so cts. en- Dec IL.
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
n It'll a sound and araiiabie Capital of $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
W the citizens Worcester and It's vicinity II nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merch dze
generally, Factories, and Mills the most favorable
terms. fN AtHF
This Institution has been In opera ion nearly quarter
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment, and it
promptude In paying losses, well known and estab
Ished. THOMAS X. BRACE, IN esidenf.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary. n5a
Hartford, March s, Is45. iu istf
NJ Persons DESTROYS obtaining insurance In the above
Company referred for particulars, to H. But
LOcH, Esq, In Worcester, Mass.
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$l5O.OOO,

all paid in, and well invested. Directors--Wm. Rhodes
Robert Stafford Amos D. Smith, Resolved Waterman
Shubael Hutchins Ebcnezer Kelley FULLY d. Brown Ma.
thanel Bishop, George Rathbone Caleb Harris Jabez
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. :'eck.
Persons wishing for Insurance requested direct
Their applications, (Which should be ACCOMPANIED with
particular description Of the property per mall the
President or Secretary Of the Company the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALLEN 0. PECK President
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co IS
Office, Nov g. l946.
u The subscriber is authorized receive applications
for Insurance by the above Company.
w. BARTLETT,
Office in Buman Block
Worcester, Jan ], l647. dlstf
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DRAWING

ENhH WOODWARD respectfully gives notice thar
ne is prepared to give instruction in Lead Pencil amd
Srayon Drawmg ind Painting in Water Colors AZ his
Room No ls6 MAIN ST. For terms please n0nre or ,b
room du Worcester Ian Q w
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NOTICE.

a Ii PERSONS having unsettled accounts
LA with the subscribers are hereby notified that they
VIII be ready for settlement the first OF January and that
they must be promptly paid 20 secure continuance OF
their credit. hi inria Gls8 D. u. HARDON a. co.
Worcester, Dec 20. = Il 81 sa9 .alaf cH Owls
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Dec 81, 1876.


WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
Chairman of the County Commissioners
ANTHONY CHASE.
Dec 81, 1876. County Treasurer.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A RESPECTABLE Young Man, from II to 9 years OF
age, who is good Composito will find constant enl-
ploymen and good encouragement, apple tion TO
T. w. BUTTERFIELD
Worcester, Dec II. DIFF Office of the Citizen
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PAPER WAREHOUSES.

No. BURLING-SLIP, NEW YORK
& FRUS W FIELD offers for sale, at the low
: est manu- turers prices very extensive assortment
me wants of consumers in all sections of The cnnntrv
Faper q al kinds made &c order at short notice
ne stock OF PRINTING Paper unusually large part of
winch is OF very superior qua y.
FapeF Makers Materia., of every description
imported and Kept constantly hand viz Feltings Wire
oiusl, TooafIaler Wires Beacf g Powder Blue Ultra
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
n.y. &c purchased which, e highes. price in cash
will he paid dwly n Fe ~ - HssH
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MISS WINCHESTER,

MISS WINCHESTER,
AS returned from New York, with new
D FASHIONS and great variety of RICH Ann
respectfully invited to cali 0s are
MILLINERY DRESS MAKING As USUAL.
Worcester Sept. 30, 1916. tt No an Main 8,
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FIRE INSURANCE..

fFHE American Insurance Company, Proyi-
dence R l.. continue to insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooen and other Man
actorles Buildings, and Merchandise, or favorable
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LADTES OF WORCESTER,

LADIES OF WORCESTER,
IN II. DAYTON presents his respects to the
a. residents Of Worcester and vicinity. ind invites
their attention To his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served in any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PIES, CAKE, sc served in separate apartments.
H. II D. intends conducting his Establishment in style
suitable the Of the public and asks that they may
favor him with their patronage.
~ Famles sup lied with Oysters and Cakei Parties,
BALI, &c, with ICE CREAM
H. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK
First Store north Of the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81 dwtt
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC,

THE WORCESTER SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY will
give CONCERT in BRlNLEY HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Jan Sth.
The Programme will be made up selections
denis Creation. Neukomm's David, &C.
Doors open 81 o'clock. Tickets 25 cts be had at
Liyermores Bookstore and at the door. Jan S.
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STEAM GRIsT MILL.

,rx,,- . FAM 0TRAST MILL.
ne subscriber having purchased OF WIN. b. WHITSEy
Worcester, PLATT9s PATENT PORTABLE GRIsT
MILL wcut hereby inoim the public that thew have one
OF Tue ABOVE Mills n operation CouRr MII where thev
are prepared 70 Grind, to order, all kinds OF grain
Worcester, Oct I'll If REIIREN prurS
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Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
AT the Annual Meeting of the Worcester Mutual Fire
insurance Company, held Dec 9, 1876, the following Off
elected:
President-FRED. WIN. PAINE.
Observation-Disclosures Torrey, Fitchhurg; Timo w Ban
croft, Worcester; John w. Lincoln, do Paul Within
Norihbridge; Amory Holman, Bolton Eli Warren, u ton
worth. Worcester
Treasurer-FRED. WIN. PAINE.
SecretGrV-ANTHONY CHASE
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road

DROPo5ALS for furnishing CROSS-TIES TIMBER
siILS and FLANK for the construction of said Road
WIN be received at the Office MISUNDERSTANDING and
SpecmcalioDs of which may be had on application 10
aosErh MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer either of the
following named Gentlemen = ~
Ell W. hoLBRooK, Esq, West Boylston--JAcoB FISH
En- Esq, Lancaster-J. T. WHITcoMB, Esq Harvard
y. Il smith, Esq Groton--AsA F. LAWRENCE ESQ. Pen
pereil-THoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq Nashua
,., VIM A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester, Dec 1916. epS.eOptf50 w. MR. Co
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Wachusett Hotel Princeton, Mass,
TIr

hra VIE well known Establishment is offered for
S.SB rent The present lease expires April lst le47
- anu possession VIII be given at within that time
il application is made to the sabccriber -.
FElhoelon, Dec 10. WARD N. BOYLSTON.
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HERRN.

IL kinds OF HERBS put up by the SHAKERS, Tor
II Gale by d. SCOTT JR. a CO.
Druggists and Apofhecdries
Worcester, Novl 47tf MS Main St
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETEEoN, Tor Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry is erccsioeiy granted the Patentee the
Dentists of two Offices in this town.
BISHOP ~ HARRIS, who have used i, so sue
cessuy since its Introduction would invite those desiring
rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
call at their Office where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and skflly performed on reasonable terms.
do Rooms, 154 Main-street
CRACKERS,
u ECEIVEO this day ON Hartford superior article
i I TOR family H. II. DAYTON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04
Late from Europe.-The S.esmer,

Late from Europe.-The S.esmers
Missouri and Csmbris have brought Liver
pool mails to the 5,h ul,.
Cotton had declined about cent.
Uplsnds 5 10 CID. (equal to OF TO t2l
cents. Flour aud Gram had also declined.
American Flour was worth only from S6
IL 10 6 IS.
The money market in England was 10
the mos. deplorsble slate, aud many more
failures, for immense amounts, had taken
Mace. Nine houses in London, seven in
Manchester. seven in Liverpool. and six
or seven in glasgow, are mentioned, for
various sums, from eco, 900 to P600, ZOO
each, amounting altogether to several mil.
lions Of pounds. or many millions OF dol
lars. The prospect con,'nued exceedingly
gloomy; funds Of all kinds had fallen; and
rate Of interest risen, with scarce posi-
bility OF borrowing on any terms. Cotton
Tell under all this, aud many manufactures
were closed. Every kind oil business de-
ranged and paraIyzrd.
Tue n. Y. papers think that no failures
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M ARRIE

In salisbury. n. G.. On ile ish Nh. Ds. HasS
IssEs. formerly II Wilmington. 10 Miss HaaHI-
NJ !. Bnewx, daughter IL MI. Michael Broom.
ii Salisbury.
In Lexington. on "Wednesday The sotA altilno.
BY the Rev. A. ID. Monsgomsry, Mr.. ERwasB II.
NoRrrs. Of Edenion, 10 Ms L.rRa ASS Dt.
sExarRr. eldest daughter Of HsaH u. pussnbs-
~, esq. n l.eEinstoa.
In t'aswrll county, BY Rev. Adshsoa Ira. Al.
HEHT @. frIrER, csq- % Mis- AsS, daughter Of
G. Powell esq.
Ia Granville county, on The 18th ui. By the
Rev. camrr.u ". Mclsae. wv. r. MtrcHrLI.
esq. If Warren county, 10 Mis- I.rer y. HsS.
nERsoS, daughter Of Archibald Henderson,, ESQ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04
From the y. J. Lourier.
Letter of Gen. Taylor 10 the Hon. 10.
seph n. IngeTsol, Of Philadelphia.

We have hoped Cor some time past Ia
obtain copy &c The above letter; In, We
have been disappointed, and for reasons
which may be hereafter stated. The &C.
neral tenor and substance, however. We
are permitted In impart to our readers.
The letter l. dated the Sd Of August,
1877. al the headquarters Of the army Of
occupation in Mexico. II commences by
stating that he tGen. 'rayIor.l Is "a Wing,
not an ultra parlizan Wing, but decided
Wings" that no one could have observed
the debate in the Congress Of the last SEES
sion on the attempt 10 ccnsurr him Tor The
rapimlalion Of Monterey, conducted main.
~ on "party grounds" and doubt "the
complexion Of his" (my) "polilic.." That
he has held . commission in the army Of
the United States for lnrly years,--tms
commission being one Of the last issued
by Mr.. jefferson; that in the last Presi.
Dental election he advocated the election
Of Mr.. Clay, believing that he and his
friends " assimilated'' more 10 the princi-
pies of Mr.. jefferson Than their "oppo-
ncnts."
ten. Taylor proceeds then 10 define
his present posi,ion.-ilIat he does not
think himself qualified for the Presiden.
cy; tina, he would willingly postpone his
name 10 secure the election Of Mr.. Clay
or any Of the distinguished men Of the
same sckool now presented 10 the public.
II. however, the people Of the IIniicdd
S,...----....a vI,vuraiieulsiy eieci MN, nc
shall feel himself bound 10 serve; bu. that
he will not aceept Of party nomination
exclusively" That il he should be C.
lectcd, he will 60 into Office unpledged To
any particular course; that he was deter
mined 10 carry out The intention OF The
trainers of the constitution, Of whom two
[relerring TO Washington and Madison,
were among the early Presidents of The
country, and that he is determined, in such
case, TO be President Of the nation" ant
not Of "party."
This letter is, we understand, the mos
full and satisfactory exposition of Gen
Taylor's views. yet given by him. MIR
Inpersol will not consent 10 lis publca
ton, because il is all answer 10 a lette
forged by some individual and purportns
10 have been written by Mr.. lngersol
when no such letter ever was written b,
him.
! We think Mr.. Ingersol right in tn
position he has taken; but we hope HI
will take the proper measures TO relieve
himself from this difficulty and obtain tn
consen, Of Gen. Taylor TO lay this inter
esting document before the public.
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conducted Democratic papers Of Alabama,
has The following remarks on the habit OF
the Washington Union and all who take
their cue from ii. continually calling oui
Federalists. Federalism, &c.:
Perhaps we are wrong. bn. we don't
think il indicative Of the best taste in the
Washington Union 10 pcrsis, in applying
the term Federal 10 the party politically
opposed TO Us. Our great respec, for The
central organ has induced US To look quite
altentiyely for Federalisi this long time ;
bu, we have been unable to find one, At
Ieas, in these 'jiggins.' mp TO the present
writing; and We are assured by some oil
the oldest inhabitants that the genuine
Federal party expired =" long ago that
they themselves forgot i. before we were
born. Perhaps they deceived us. or per.
haps we are wrong; but. a, any rate,
them's our sentiments
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PETERSBURG MARKETS
EN*M39FMNNN - 49, = =
.a~s~xsA e - Psass&usg inss~ snssr.l
Fas4y. GO. =. assf.

sA<s11sA - - Pssssa@sg inA<A~snssrl
Fasay. 60. =. Leaf.
TosAoeo-The rrrsiPas - very light
80 - dsmand epod. teaaassn and
Aadsslang apallsies aFe higher fl,an shsy
Arrs > wsek so. prirss sanss = = =
81 ~ Lays; Iomm0s Irafs ! 81 good
dr. shipp.aa 81 q hne q -.
IoTIoN--Ihe nsw esaE heasns income
forward IN smsll qnanalasx. ard sells -
!! y rrns. TIE laiaer pFiee i only OBJ
iasnatlr lar rlniee hts.
TI0rR-I'Ls msrkrs i mach he fame
- III anaaed counary 81 ! 90; Tosn
Mills So.
NHEar-Nishin lie lasi week. prices
have gone Up Iiille. Red 10 l2sc. !;
White I2Te.
GoRS-SeaEce and wsnied, Csc.
nAcOS-Thls aEiirie il srarre. NiE-
GINA rurrd. haR rnHnd. N all. Wrs-
IrEn Shoulders II a6c. Sides "a 10 els.
I.aRp-I2 . l2lr.
ArPLE naANpX-45 . 90 renls.
PEas-Blaek Eve Peas - 80 Gents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

Orr friend Of the illlsborough Recorder
gently pinks Us for giving Tie details III
tho evidence against the murderer Reeves
last week. We arc not insenslhlc I" the
point IL his implied criticism. Such pub
lIca,,ons are generally ofqucstional,le taste
in newspaper, and where e'nmonlv pub.
Iished and eagerly read in the Journals Of
the northern cities. have derngate,l from
the dignity Of The press, and diil,ised per.
nicious influences through the public mind.
Bu, one whole week Of our court having
been set apart for capital trials from OH
cr cnunlies. and the ease alluded 10 IN
particular having excited much public talk,
we deemed |, mol improper TO give cor
rect account Of The circumstances, as de-
tailed in the evidence. which led TO the de-
lection Of the perpeirator Of The most m
natural deed. Grtcnsborougl Patriot.
II was not our intention in what We said sC
pink" even gently, the editors Of the Patriot
and il il only because they have the good TASTE
to condemn such publications in the main, thai
they we're at an sensitive. They will rca,lil,
sce that their excuse for making the publication
would not justify rs in copying. En-. Rae.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

The New York "Exprcss" remarks
that the result OF the elections which have
been held in various States during the pre-
sent month. Notwithstanding The defeat Of
the Wing candidates for Governor in Ma.
ryIand, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, is, up
on the whole, gratifying and encouraging
tn the Wings. III all the substantial Gle.
men,s of power. in The States where cleo
tons have taken pl;we. -
10 sum up the results Of the various
contests, we may first mention that ma
rylana gives Us four Wing members oil
Congress out of six members elected. a
clear gain Of two, and eusuring Wing
majority in The House of Representatives
in the next Congress hesitlcs increasing
the Wing majority in the Legislature, and
rendering certain The election Of a Wing
to the United States Senate for six years,
ilom March 9TH. 1910. .aa @e@@z ~~s& @*s
Georgia, instead Of a Legislature tlIvl'
ded against itself, as the last was, with !
l.ocoioeo Senate and Wing House, now
elects d Wing u,ajorily in each branch
thus ensuring the election OF two Wing
Senators 10 the Senate of the u. States
Tor the term Of six years respectively, iron
March 4,h, 1917 aud 1910. .am ss ss.sl
Pennsylvania the Wings retain thel
majority IN The Senate, aud the House
will probably contain sufficient number
Of Conservatives In act with the Wings
On mans important questions.
Ohio, which last year had a Senate .
fist lied, and al etwanls l.nco'oco by nh
scaiceism o. ,Acaury, Is aow Wing by
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Losses in the Mexican Campaign.

The Richmond Republican, sums mp az
follows the ioss,s OF our troops IN ihs
various battles in Mexro: Pslo All" aud
Re.sca, 400 killed aud wounded: M"n'
,ere,, 500 do. do; Buena Vita, 500 do.
dn.; Certo Gordo. 500 do. do; Ch"ru'
bu.co, 1000 do. d.; MeAi"o and neigh
hnrh"d. 1000 do. DO; Total 1880.
Ole th,rd Of this number probably covers
the killed. The losses in skum'shes and
fran sickness will pr badly number a.
many a. those in The field.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

A T tho last term ofthe Superior Court Of Law
- and Equity. held for the county Of Orange
ON the second Monday Of September last, il was
Ordered, by his honor, the Judge holding said
Court, that Special Term Of this Court be held
ON the second Monday OF Dccena-
Der next, and that the Clerk Of said Court
give notice thereof. ~ -@z@e T.
The Sheriff. Suitors, AMI Witnesses in civil
cases, are hereby notified Of the order, and re-
quired TO attend accordingly.
As no State business can he tried at this torn,
defendants and witnesses in prosecutions and in
dic,ments, are not required to attend.
II. Nj. JONES, C. sc,
October 80. 03-Jw
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The Union and III followers have bassted
largely on ibis subject; hut. IL the war be
popular, how happens il that the Wings.
wko have always denied lis necessity. and
desired peace. have obtained majority
in Congress When Mr.. Polk mel his
first Congress, nearly two years ago. he
had a majority of about seventy. or two
To one. of mos, ,horoughgoing followers
in the popular House. lie will NEE, his
second Congress with n majority Of six
against him and, unless we are deceived,
with little cause TO rely ON large majo-
ri,y Of those who were elected as his
friends. Is il the Mexican War. or the
British Tariff, which is so popular!
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04
A CURE FOR DEAFNESS.

The grea, popularity Of Dr. MeNair's Acoustic
OIL for curing deafness, has gained for /. rcpu-
iaiiOn never before eQualed. We dOnOi say this
viii cure every case Of deafness, bu, numerous
cases have como TO cur knowledge where this az
,icle has entirely cured persons who have heen
almost totally leaf. ltneser fails 10 benefit, il
not cure. We advise all who are troubled with
this complain, TO procure This srticls.
comsiock 4 Co, New Yogk, III corilands-ss..
sole Propietors. @s# ~ Il i ~-=@.e
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Marlborough.
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Important from Jalapa.

The Charleston Evening News pub
fishes the following extract Of letter re.
ceived in that city, dated
"Jalapa, (MeSico,) Sept. 80, is47.
ave are TO march in two hours to re-
lieve Col. Childs al puebla, who has been
attacked by 10000 men under Santa An
Ma. Our force is now 1000, under COM
mand of Gen. Lane Of Buena VISTA
We start right off,"
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Notice.,

TyHE undersigned having, Al the hast August
l. Term Of Orange county Court taken out lsl.
tiers of Administration on The estate OF fEi EN-
SHARP. deceased, hereby gives notice 70 al per
sons indebted 70 said estate 70 make iinmedaase
payment; and those having claims against the e.
tate. will present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
viii he plead in bar oS their recovery.
JOHN HOLT, Admir-.
Ottsher 20, ""
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

Executing Desertex.-Oa lie maan.
ing Il me psh. Hrrr hung - San Angel.
slalern drsersrFs rum The Amrriran ~
NJ. Rha hal taken up arms against ilseiE
government. lmmrsllalsly ziisF. SINE isa
~ Isflse we're Hhipprd sni branded -
the cheek xilh tle letter ID. Riley. the
chief u tie san pasrisis crowd. came in
Tor share n The whipping aud branding.
and right wrIl wax The fnrmeF laid IN by
; Mraican mnlrIerr. Gsn. IWiges deem
ing il Inn mHrh hnn0F 10 lhr MsIar ~ be
noggrd b. IN American rnlsllrr. lie dnl
mt stand HE operation with lllai sluIelsm
Ne exported. Tie next Inafnlng. InnE
nihels, nf the saInr Company. were tIe.
rnIed "a Mixrnae, and an lie lall. IhaIy
mare were hung upnn one gall"ws II the
same plare. The thirty wsre brought 0ui
far execution ahonl llle same time that
rharnlispec VA. bring sinrlned. and c"l.
Harvey. pointing 10 iIlai rlarr, Told them
that lhey shauld live long enonsh 10 see
Ihe American Gag hnisIed upon The battle.
menls ri HAT fortress, and mn longer. In
few moments. nnr ealoIs were raised,
and. aller il was shown IT, them. they wee
launehed inio eternity. The rlrrGy al
San Angel. pI, AIDED hard I" save the lives
"f these men, hut il was in vain. Gen
T'wiegs told them that 10 Ampudia. Arts
ia, and Santa Anna, did these msn owe
their deaths, for they sionped 10 the lnM
business nf soliciting teserli'n fam on
ranks, aud succeeded in securing from
duty and allegiance The po"r "re,rhe'
who had tn pay 50 dearly for their crimes
According To onr military laws. Rile,
cnuld mol be hung. lie having deser.e'
from The army before the commencement
Of hoslililies, but all that ronld he award
ed him was veil administered.
.inltrican Mar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

The Mexican General, rorrejon, has
been regularly killed in every one of the
great battles. AT palo Alto by grape
shot; at Monterey by Texan rifle bull
let: at Buena Vista by bayonet; at Ger
ro Gordo his dead body was found upon
the field; and now he has been killed al
Coutccras.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

The Archives Israeli,es says: ~ y
calculated ,ha, the total number oil Jews
spread over the surface Of The globe u
a 600 900 of souls. OF these 10000
are in the enjoyment of civil rights w.
600 in the United States Of America Oh,
600 u. uollanI, ls,ooe in bcls'am, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

81 L. naassa IN lis ssuniEs lythsss =
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04
From the Raleigh Register.

Chapel Hill, Oct. %, 1917.
Mr.. EDITOR: BE pleased TO lend your
columns To a statement of the amount col
lcc,ed for the "Caldwell Monument"
proposed to be erected here, by order Of
the Alumni Association. The subscrip.
lion is limited 10 sums of three dollars,
and under.
On the day of last Commencement,
there was collected from individuals, Of
whom