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The paper mill Of Parker & O'Flanagan, at Paper Mil
Village Middlebury, Vermont, was burned on the 2'd
inst. Insured.
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Notice

MS hereby given, that an application will be
q made to the Legislature ofthi5 Stale nj Its
mex, ne sitting, for Charter to construe, ltall
Road, or Turnpike Road, from Hamburg. up
tire Valley Of the Savannah River, or within
twenty-five miIes of the same, TO the lines ol
Georgia and NORTH Carolina, also Charter Tor
building toll Bridge oven the said river aud
ITS tributaries at suitable place, also, tor ihe
renewal Of the orig yina Charter, with amend
melit for Bank in the Town of Hamburg
South Carolina, granted the 22d day of De-
Gender, 1922. Also, for amending the charter
of the American aud German Trading aud In
snrance Company, granted the 18th day ol De-
,celnber 1895.
HENRY, SIULTZ, Founder
of Hamburg, South Carolina.
Hamburg. S. c., August IL.
september Is 81 Oh
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C1r2 OF MEx1co, Sept, Il, 1s47.

=
Another victory, glorious in its results,
and whichhs thrown additional ldstre
upon the American arms, has been
achieved to-tay by the Amy under
Gen. Scotl-he proud capital Of Mexico
has fallen iOb the power ofa' mele
handful Of men, compared with the
immense oddshrrayed against them, and
Santa Anna, instead of shedding his
blood as he hid promised, is wandering
with the remnant Of his army no one
knows whittier
The apparently impregnable works
on ChapullepeF, after a desperate strug-
gle, were tr,tmphanty carried-Gens.
Bravo and Molterde, besides host Of
officers Of different grades, taken pri:
soners ;lover 1000 nom commissioned
officers and pivates, all their cannon
and ammuniti,n, are in our hands !; the
fugilives were soonsin full flight towards
the different works which command the
'entrancesto he city, and our men at
once we're in iot pursuit.
Gen. Qditran, supported by Gen.
Smiths brigadl, took the road by the
Chapultepec acneduct towards the Been
gate and the Gndadela ]; Gen. Worth,
supported by Cen. Cadwalader's brig,
gads, advanced by the San Cosme
aqnsddtt to&ads the gafita Of that
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NOtiCe

WS HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
al will be made 10 the Legislature of Souh
Carolina at its next session,l 10 lay out and open
& Public Road, from APPOINT on the Island Ford
road, in Edge6eld District. at or nemthe house
.olTThomas G. Griffin, to run through the lands
SofJames Cresswel, and to intersect what is
called the old Charleston road. .at or near the
ford on The small creek crossing said Charles
tor road, sbout three hundred yards above the
Gin house Of N. L. Griffin, on his plantation
near Cambridge. AT the same time an appI-
cation will be n1adeto discontinue the old Caar-
sleston road between the bridge over Ninety
six creek, and The point where The proposed
lie@pubIlc road will intersect said Charleston
ROAD.
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,apnuna algss!l = gas; = ps.9Ael. l:l s1--s =

hled with JOY ana aom'ration:
But all is no, yet done. The enemy,
though scattered and dismayed,' has still
many fragments of his late army ho7e>
ring about US, and aided by an exaspe-
rated population, he may again reunl!e
in treble our numbers and fall upon US
TO advantage if we rest inactive on The
security Of past victories.
Compactncss, vigilance and discipline
are, therefore, our only securities. Let
every good officer and man lookto these
cautions and enjoin them upon ailothers.
Bv command Of Maj. Gen. Scott.
II. L. SCOTT, A.. A. A. G.
By the way Of Tampico we have a
letter, kindly forwarded to us, dated
Ozuluama, October 3,-The letter is so
brief we give it here :
OzuLuAMA, Oct. 2.
When you requested me to give you
news fiom Mexico, there was nothing
more than what you were acquainted
with regarding the capture Of the city
and although they are s,il very meagle
and doubtful. l am going to tell you
what we have learned by letter from
Pachuca.
Gen. Santa Anna is'in Tlascala with
only 500 cavalry, and it is said (though
l do not believe iL that he is going 10
Central America.
Gen. Herrera is gone 10 Queretaro to
organise tile Government.
Gen. Bustamente is said 10 be diTect>
himself upon Mexico with the national
guard of Guanajualo and other places:
Ii seems there are two papers pub
lished inMexico in Spanish and English.
The post is to be resestablished; Cen
Scutt has imposed a contribution on the
corporation of S150,00O, payable in
three weeks in instalments of $5O,OO0.
To this letter we have a postscript
written by another hand ::
TAmpIco; Oct. T.
Gen. Santa Anna went on the l4lll
September TO loluea, Ia leagues from
Guadalupe, with remnant of his army
in his car,iage-I saw him enter it.
A PoLANDER.
That Santa Anna should be at Tlasca-
Ia, as represented in the letter of the
3d., is altogether probable. Tlascala is
north of Puebla, and about twenty
miles distant. Move directly east from
Tlascala and you strike the road to
Perote in less than twenty miles. lie
is near enoughlo threaten our trains, ,bu
not strong enough 10 effect much.
Many more deserteIs have been hung
but The reader will be grieved 10. hear
that Riley escaped that punishment or
some ground, and was only noggcd. AT
wilsbc glad 10 hear that the American
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-27

o. The following gentlemen are announced
5 by their friends as candidates for the Office of
Tax Collector, at the ensuing elections:
q Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE ]. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Lieut. JAMES B. HARRIS,
Maj.tS. C. SCOTT,
LEVI r. WILSON.
I GJ The following gentlemen arc announced
: BY their friends as candidates for the Office of
! Ordinary, at The ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL,
Capt. w. l.. COLEMAN.
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3 HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
will bemade at the next session OF the Le'
sislatnre of S. c., to amend the Charter OF The
Edgefeld Rail Road Company, so'as 10 oauthor,
iize the said Company 10 increase then capilai
stock, and also TO construct Rail Road from
Edgefield Court House through the districts
Of Edsefeld and Abbevl.le, TO terminus III
some point in Pendleton District, on or near Tue
august l6 3ln oo
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NsE,EGE.

"A LII Persons indebted to the Estate OF
IN George Pope, deceased, are hereby mott.
fed that is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, aud that those who
DO not pay will be sued before return day
: The Notes are in the handsof n. l.. Griil'n or
sJ.W. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. H. POPE. Executor.
Ian3. If 2
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"a
NO. 40.

commander-i in>chief entered it. They
pressed upon our soldiers, and eyed them
as though they we're Beings Of another;
world. SO much were they in the way,
and with such eagerness did they press
around that Gen. Scott was compelled
TO order our Dragons TO clear the plaza.
They we're told, however, not 10 ihjnre
or harm a man in the mob-lhey were
all our friends
About five minutes after this, and
while Gen. Worth was returning to his
division near the Alameda, he was fired
upon from house near the Convent Of
San francisco. Some of The cowardly
Polkas, who had fled The day previous
without dischalgiug their guns, now
commenced the assassin game of shoot-
ing at every one of our MEN tlley saw,
from windows, as we'll as behind the
parapets on the azoteas or tops Of the
houses. 10 half an hours time our good,
friends, the lepetos, in the neighborhood
Of the hospital of San Andres and the
church OF Santa Clara, also commenced
discharging miuss,ets and throwing bot,
ties and rocks from the azoteas. 1
have neglected TO mention that just pre-.
vious to this. Col. Garland had been
severely wounded by a n1usket, fred BY
some n.iscreant from window.
For several hours this coRafdry war
upon our men continued, and during this
time many were Killed or wounded. IT
was in this species Of fgh,ing that Lieut..
Sidney Smith received his death wound.
The division of Gen. Twiggs, in one;
part of The city, and Gen. Worth in
another, we're soon actively engaged IN
putting down the insurreclfon. Orders
were gwen TO shoot every man in alt
the. houses from which the guns OF the
different light batteries swept the streets
in all directions. AS the assassins were
driven from one house they would take
refuge on another; but by the middle.
of The afternoon they were all ffeSeed
back to the barriers and suburbs
Many innocent persons have doubtless
been killed during the day. but this
could not be avoided. Had orders been
given at the outset to blowu and de-.
smolish every house or cbufchfr6ni3whichs
one man'was fred upon, ,1he disturbances;
would shayezbs at once QUO led. esi3
fa1bf6
and theif mischicvous leaders have re-,
Isceivcd to-day may dcterihem from fu-.
lure oa;rages.
On re>entering the palace, Gen. Scott
at once named Gen. Quilman governor
Of Mexico-a most excellent appoint
ment. Some wag Immediately pro-
claimed aloud in the plaza as follows:
"Gen. John A. Qui,man, Of Mississippi,
has been appointed governor Of Mexico,'
ricc Gen. Jose Maria Tornel, resigned
-very SUDDENLY" 1, seems that the
valiant Tornel Ian of al early hour, and
his magnificent house has been converted
into hospital for our wounded officers.
Yours, Sc. G. X.
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Yours, &C., G. W. K.
Cry OF MEXICO. Seiil. &c

.ClTf OF MEXICO, Sept. 20
hssassinalions continue. No less than
ten murdered soldiers were found this
morning in the, vicinity of the quarter Of
San Peblo, aud eight on The previous day.
The fault lies partially with our own men.
who slrassle from heir quarters and get
intoxicated al the first .pulqueria or grog
shop; yel the fact that even in this state
they are sett upon 6y armed rufians, /.
shows that feeling Of revenge and deep.
hatred obtains against US; and The lreaaen-
cy Of the. murders would prove that a.reg-@
ular system of assassination has ofgahized.. :
the wire workers very likely SONS Of The
priests aud leading men.
In my last | stated thai Col. Mcintosh!
was sinking uuder his wounds-that brave
officer died last night. and is 10 be buried
tomorrow with all military honOrs. He fell /;
pierced by Two balls while gallanily leadR
ing his men 10 Attack, The Casa .Mata on
The Sth September. and hEisi!syslsm, suffer. !
lug under wounds received in former
battles, was moi able 10 overcome tho
shock. Yours, &c.,
G. w.K.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept, %.
We have rumors without number from
Puebla to-day. One is that Santa Anna
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Notice.

"A LII persons Iddebted to the estate oi DR..
A Augustus w. Burt decd, are requested
10 make Immediate payment, and those having
demands against said estate, are requested to
- .WM. NJ. BURT, Admir-.
June 16 If 81
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Notice.

s a PPLTCATION will be made 10 the LIE.
) IA gslature of this State, at its next session.
Tor an alteration IN the Charter OF the Town of
Edgefeld, so as TO give 10 said town the use Of
the money arising from Licenses.
ano lS 3rIl 3U
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Notice.

YEyHE Estate of Giibcr: Summcrall being
Dcrelict all those having demands, are
,eouested 10 present them, duly atlesled. ana
those indebted to make immediate payment 10
The subscriber. .
may 26i If Is
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Notice.

"A LII those indebted 10 the estate OF Charity
IA johnson, decd, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having demands
to presenetiem properly atested:,
g. B: GOUEDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY,
administrators.
;ulv7 If "a
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CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. "a, 1s47.

Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. "a, 1s47. :,
Not little JOY has been manifested
here, by all, al the arrival here Of The
American prisoners-Cap,s. Clay, .Hea.
dy and Smith, Lieuts, Churchill, Da-
wilson and Barbour, and, sixteen privatcs,
who have recently been confined at
Tolucn. 1t seems that they we're releas.
ed by the Governor, Olaguibel, on lis
own responsibility, they promising that
the same number of Mexican prisoners,
and of equal rank, Should be delivered
up to him, Those officers who refused
to give their parole when all were OFT
dcred TO 'Foluca, and who afierwards2
escaped, have performed active service
here in 'he different battles. Maibr'c
Gains has been serving on the staff of
Gen. Scott, Midshippmsn Rogers on thar
of Gen. Worth, and Capt. Danley oR
that of Gen. Qui,man. The latter was
severely wounded on tile l3ih bat will
recover. :.
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Notice.

II IL those indebted To- the old firm of Pres
IA lev g. Bryan, either by Note or Account
/, are requested to come forward and setlie up.
We are compelled TO bling the business TO u
eioss. Is,,.e - T.. b: PRESLEY,
s5s. d. G. BRYAN.
ss September 7, 1917. u 30
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TTEANsLATED.l |

Ccpy of letter ,oritten by a foreigner
10 one Of his countrymtn in Vera
Crus,(a Prcnchman.)
Mexico, Sept. %, 1S47. ;.
nm Dear Sri avail myself of'the
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FROM MEXICO.
General Orders-No. 2S1.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
Mexico, Sept. ID.

4iSHiSS3 cCl't. : f' )
l. Under the favor Of God the valoi
OF this army, after many glorious victo-
ries, had hoisted the colors of our coun-
try in the capital of Mexico and on the
palace Of lis Government.
2. But the war is not ended. The
Mexican army and Government have
fed, only TO watch an opportunity 10
return upon US in vengeance. We must
then be upon our guard.
8: Companies and regiments will be
kept together, and all stand on the alert.
Our safety is in military discipline.
4. Let there be no drunkness, no dis
orders and no struggling. Stragglers will
be in great danger of assassination, and
marauders shall be punished by courts
martial.
5. All the rules so llonorably observed
by this glorious army in Puebla must
be observed here. The honor Of the
army and the honor of our country call
for the best behavior on the part Of
all. The valiant must, TO win the ap:
probation of God and country, be sober,
orderly and mercilu. His noble brelh>
rem in arms will not be dead to this hasty
appeal from their commander and friend.
6. Maj. Gen. Quilman is appointed
Civil and Military Governor Of the city
of Mexico.
By command of Maj. Gen. Scots
Fl. L. SCOTT, A, A. A. G.
Two days after he issued the follow
ing additional orders:
General Orders.-No. 2S6.
Sept. 16, lS47.
The general.n-chief calls upon his
brethren in arms to return both in public
and private worship, thanks and grati-
tude TO God for the signal ,riumphs they
have recently achieved for their coun !.
try.
Beginning with the 19lh of August
and ending the 14th instant, this army
has galIanlly fought its way through the
fields and forts OF Conlreras, San Anto-
mo, Churubusco, Molino del Reg. Cha
#pullepec and the gates of San Cosme
and Tacuhaya, into the capital Of Mex
leo.
Whea the Very limited numberSWho
have performed lhose brilliant deeds
u q -
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07

TUE PlI.ES.-'ro those suffering with that
distressing complaint, the piles, We would rec
commend that old and well established remedy,
Hays l4iniment, which is keowR 10 cure ninety
njOe eusos Out at every hundred, where Il Is used.
We know many persons who bad suffered ; lhths
piles for mary yoass clecguely euJed the use {
a single bottle. Many persons have hreh Imposed
upon By counterfeit article; all, therefore, who
wish ,oEetnd OF this troublesome complaint, should
poCuse Hays Linimeag oniy as DiCkaeNs, Fo,osi
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Whitened Sepulchres!

.FFHhE subscribers have eoaslaatlY On hand o.
n theu hue k.a, near Piseoa cFeek ia the
hniueane, ara'E. fresh bamt lme, as latte as
ebalk 49, ,css .her saporior sftjrlc either
or nortar cr Fiasefire, Nnlch Jsev il sell az Sd
cents per barrel, 0nsakc1. Of 4ae kfiasog Niu
deliver wherever wanted az reasonable chanss
S, eauiaer. HOLLOWAY s REESE
Juas 8 lStf l3-E
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Grant County Delinquent
Fist.

Office OF The CIeFk Of me tJCGfd 81 GOnlDl1SStVt
ers Of Grant County, Wis.
LANCASTER, june 18th. 1871.
A LII PERSONS a5e hereby notified. that tie
"a following facts 81 LAID and TownLois, sold
IN December, 1914, lofthe taxes due a0d unpaid
thereon for the year 1914. and previous yeas. re-
main uaredeemed 10 this Office. Now. zoe eloge,
uness the taxes, interest. aud charges. a@ed 10 the
several tracts herein described, toleihef gii7 the
redemption fee. and any interest that may sucse
auenily accrue, together wish the charges for advef-
Using the same. snail ue paid within six months
irom the da.e hereof. in pursuance Of the siatae 10
sUch made and provided. the same will be for
leifed of such AK and charges:
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1ROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
imported Stock.

HNIlE subscriber has jus, imported fom tho
.E county OF Darham IN England, two yobt
old Short ilnued Durham Bun-pvonouoced by all
who have seen him, to be one oil The finest AMI
mails ever raised, he will be iouad at the sub
sc,iher's al Little Gtaut Coglase,7 miles from Lam
easter on tive mad 10 Prairie & 1hien. TENS
70 insure, So. No charge fer pas,oragc
JOHN WELSH.
Liulr Gtant Cottage, Juas 81, 1916. l7-H
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EstraYed

ENRON the subscriber utins miles rouh Of
Lancaster w. T., light solfc, bald faced
horse. a white spot On The back pat 81 bis ush'
owe. white hind feet. Information oi the horse
ssnt me hy mail 60 Lancaster will be we'll r0waf-
s.a. PHILLIP klLTS.
L.aneas.el, june 5. 1871. l3-e
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Pine Lumber
:" n koYsei a horss.i my Kingdom Jol
k0rSe.w

FENflE subscribe, having good stable 10 Bee
town, aud being provided with good ear.
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horses, is prenared 10 furnish those who wish TO
hue, and viii also be prepared TO convey passen-
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where else 10 those pats, OF short notice. Those
who wish to have horses wen kep', well gtoomed
and well slabled, viii find me ready % 90 shs
thing up right ~ short whatever is wanted 10
the hose line, the puhlie will 6nd me constantly on
hand.
ELI MYERS,
Des,owp, Dec s, 1876 S9-tL
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Keep or

NTOTICE Is hereby given tina, an persons are
v iosbidfeu So dig or mine Or 10 any n'anas'
10 tsespass upon any parts Of The subscribers sods
IN this eounty, as we me determined 70 enforce
he law against al Who 20.
THOS. J. TAYLOR,
JOHN B, TURLEY
Feb 20, Is47. se-'y
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Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply o. eserv description, Coz sale
N cheap, a. LANGN ORrHl'S.
Jan o.. iS45.
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m S hereby given 60 an persons no, to harhot ol
trust my vile Etza, as sue lva my bed and
house without any jus, cause, aud viii pay no
tiebls OF hes contracting.
T. r RURkE.
Csn,eville, ". T. June %, lSt1. los.
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CoUeeS,
Sugars,
Spies,
AaiSiRS,
Candies,
SC. &c.

Together wilb every other Nf.,vle in this line.
Rocks ana stationery.
10, schonl teachers attend to his branch of his
stock, rs he has the most approved editions Of
Readers, Spoilers, Arthmetics, Grammars, Co
ogrRphies, PHILOSOPHERS, Chemstres, AlgebAs,
&c. which are adapted 10 country schools--to-
gc,hor with slates,penels, quilts, steel pous, paper,
SC, Cap and letter popet by the ream OF hall
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IL you want conts, pants, vests overcoats, hats,
caps Of almosl any description; you will find
them ri the sBlick store' IN Lancaster, good and
chean. Hal aalL-H AnuL-nLl hN aNnmnnllan.
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1CyLook out for sDurio,ls limitations.
Tie fr1e and genuine WBTAR's BSlsAM is sold
IN st. Louis, Mo-, BY PHRLrs a. BIAKEsLGY, cor
nor Of 81 anh Chosnut streets. Also for sale ia
Southern Wisconsin, by the following Agenis;-
r. Bayley CO.. Platieville; Z. ID. Pullod Min
oral Points Bfownell & Carson, Dodgeyillo; I'd
win Bickroll, Polosi; Il. W. peton & 60, Prai-
ric do Chien; J.. Va. Ons, Lancaster; and BY re-.
spectacle druggists and dealers IN every Town and
city throughout the western stalss and territories.
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New School Books.

ESOR sale at Bicknellss in Poiosi, a very
n choice selection of school books Of the mos
approved kinds now in use. Among which are
Sanders Reader No. ], No. ?, No. 3, and No
4-~nost admirable reading books; also Porte
Rhetorical Reader, standard work in the schOol
Of Boston:
Morss's Geography and Atlas;
GoodTich's Geography and Atlas, "a very
popular work.
Adams new Arithmetic;
Smiths Arithmetic;
Roots System Of Psnmanship, Copy boo
neatly ruled and prepared with engtavef
copiss.)
Also; states; pencils; inkstands; quilts; paper;
rulers. &c; add in short every variety OF fhs
newe, Novels; NovslsGies; Tales, Sc, embraced
in The embraced in the wide range Of Cheap Lit
eraiuIe.
ED. BICENELI.
Dec 4, 1916. 39-iE
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-07
Platteville Hotel.

Corner of Mineral and end Street.
DY l.. Boyington, Refited aud furnished Ia
Ee good style for the accommodation Of the tray-
cling Public.