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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15
Dispatches by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE PITTSBURGH POST.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1S47,
.Sunddv. 10 O'Clock, p. NIX

PHILADELPHIA, April A. 1S47,
Sunday, 10 O'Clock, p. MS
TO Wilson McCandeSS, Esq:
We have advices from Vera Cruz to the 18th.
News of Taylor's victory received there on the
10th, and occasoned great rejoicing But little had
been done in the way of preparing to lombard the
town, In consequence of the rough weather prevent
ing the loading of the guns.
The foreign residents were leaving Vera Cruz, I'M
der permission of Gen. Scott, taking refuge on board
the foreign vessels of war.
Many citizens have been shot for proposing captu-
laton, but 1t thought the city could hold
long.
The castle has kept up constant but unsuccessful
fire upon lines.
Midshipman Rogers has not been rescued
Col. Harvey with his command had arrived.
Ali were IN the best spirits, as we are here.
PHILADELPHIA, 1OA o'clock, P. NJ.
Advlces have been received from Brazos Santiago
as late the Odd of March. by steamer Telegraph
Santa Anna has retired to San Louis Potosi, endea-
vorlng to collect his scattered forces.
Gen. Taylor has reached Seralvo. One thousand
cavalry were in pursuit of Gen. Urea, who rereated
towards Victoria.
The Massachusetts Regiment has beer ordered to
occupy Matamoras.
The line of supply is perfectly unimpaired.
FROM VERA CRUZ.
Advices have been received from Vera Cruz four
days later. The Revenue Cutter Ewing sailed on the
LIE IOugn WedtneT nau prevented the artillery
from landing for the purpose of bombardng the town.
Gen. Scott had notified the foreigners in Vera Cruz
to leave the city.
They have mostly gone on board the ships of war
in the harbor They report that several citizens had
been shot for proposing capituation. The citizens
generally are in favor of surrender, but the military
are opposed
News of General Taylor's victory caused great re-
joicings.
Conn., Perry had not arrived.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5, 1917
Monday 10 O'Clock, p M(
1t was reported by passenger arrived from
Charleston, that vessel has arrived there with news
from Vera Cruz till the
The city had been taken, and American loss of eight
hundred men.
New Orleans papers have nothing new. Ii was
rumored that Farias had not succeeded in his reyou
tonary movements, and that he favors the clergy
who he'd sent him quarter million of dollars. This
is considered an evidence of good feeling
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15

0crOur paper not having arrived, obliged
TO issue smaller sheet to our weekly subscribers.
This is the first time in cur lives that such thing has
happened to US, and we hope will be the last We
have been sadly disappointed in several quarters,
which accounts for it. We shall make charge for
this sheet, and those who file their papers file this
or not as they please
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15
For the Indiana State Sentinel
On the Death Of Captain Il. Ii. Kinder,
who fell al the RalIIe Of Ruena Vista
BY MIS-. SARAH BOLTON

BY MRS. SARAH 7. BOLTON.
There is tear for all who de-
mourner DER the humbest grave;
But nations swell the funeral cry,
And triumph weeps above the brave.-BYRON.
Sing dirge full Of woe
For the noble and gifted,
For his head Iieth low
Andsfis sword is unified.
SadTequiums may swell,
Ger the land that he cherished;
SisTIed marble may tell
~lNheie the young hero persisted.
We may blazon his name,
We may weep and deplore him;
We may give him TO fame,
But we cannot restore him.
Gallant soldier, faTewell;
True, thy country has proved thee,
And thy memory will dwell
In the warm hearts that loved thee.
They have made thee grave
In the field Of thy glory:
They have written thee brave
On the pages Of story.
And fair Freedom will come,
Her sad Tribute TO reader
Der the low silent tomb
OF her gallant defender.
Thou didst pass fIom our sight
In the hours Of LIES morning,
When dhy pathway was bright
With hopes brilliant adjoining.
In thy home, once SO dear,
There is weeping and wailing;
Rnt the sigh aud the tear
Are alike unavailing;
For the conflict is DER
And life's ties sIe all riven,
We will meet thee no more
Till we meet thee 10 Heaven.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15

0ErThe Junior Editor, J. P. Co. met with severe
accident Saturday last, which will conne HIM for
several days at least. With large amount of OUT
door business, and heavy press of work in the Office
we must necessarily pay less attention to the editori
al columns than we could DESIRE However, with the
exciting news of the day, doubt not our readers
will bear with US.
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Assistant Adjutant General

BACKED Our IF our (sub.) neghbor, the Jour-
nal is to be believed the 'whgs feel all over s" as
if they did not like to nominate county ticket this
year. He says, in the Journal of the 18th, the
wings have agreed to hold convention on Saturday,
the both % day of April nert. Perhaps Mares speech
has converted the youh-at least should Judge so,
from the notice taken of it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15

Just before our paper made up, Judge Peaslee
handed us the following card for insertion in the SEN
tinel. We confess our surprise, it coming un-
OF the motives which induces the Judge to
take this step, we know nothing; buthe WILL doubt
explain them, should he make the address proposed.
We may suggest however, Judge Peaslee and Judge
Wick were the only prominent candidates, (at least
far as we have heard,) that the several counties
send full delegations that fair expression of their
will may be had.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15

The LAWS AND CoNsTITUTIoN."-Mr Calhoun.
IT Is said is engaged upon Treatise on the Prnci-
pies of Government, and Mr.. Webster upon Histo-
ry and Exposition of the Constitution which will be
published during the coming summer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15

Col. YELL.-This gallant and popular gentleman
and officer was killed in charge on the Mexican
Lancers with twelve men Of his regiment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-15
he Democratic Electors of the Fifth
Congressional District.

FELLOW CITIZENS Having been one of the can
didates for nomination to Congress, permit me to
inform you that | have determined to withdraw my
name. 1t is, however, my wish to address the dele
gates to the Congressional Convention and all other
Democrats that may attend on the evening previous
TO the convention, at the court house, in order to
explain TO them my motives for declaring myself to
be candidate, and also the reasons which induce me
to withdraw. Those of my democratic friends who
favored my nomination will please to accept of my
sincere thanks. WILLIAM J. PEASLEE
INDIANAPOLIS, April -, IS47.
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MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS

THOMAS w. COUNSEL.
-''P' ''e''"''S' ! GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN NJ. TALBOT.
County Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER.
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D. HEARTT, HIlshOroush.

THOSE OF ioUR CITIZENS WHO DE-
SIRE A good Medicine, will find one inthe just
d cclebrated1i'flls Of Doctor Brandfcth, which
have performed cures upon thousands Of helpless
and hopeessP after the usual scientific skin
Of physicians had conSolcd them with the iassu-
rance that they could do mo- more. The proper
tes of these Pills, as am ambitious and apcrient
are unsivaled; all whouse them recon-
mend ,hem; their virtues snpass all enlogy, and
must be used 10 be appreciated. The weak and
delicate will be strcngthcd by then use, not hy
btacins, but BY removing the cause Of weakness,
The gross anaIcofrupt h,ialorsofitie body. They
require no changein the diet, orcarc ofsny kind.
Plain directions accompany each box. so that ev-
cry one Is his ows, competcat physicisn
> CT Agents for the sslc Of Brmdrah' Pills.
ID. lIeartt fTillsborough; A. florence Pittsboso';
VIM. Foshcc, Foshee's store, Chatham; ]. b.
MDade, Chapel Hill: Geo a. Mcbane, Mason
Hall; y, & w. Smith, aAlsmance; LIZ r. Sloan,
Grccasborough; James johnson. Wentworth /;
Wosd & Neal, Madison: Owen sf.!aleei, YAM
ccysille; J.R. calldih, Milton. a eva,r3a If
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Public Sale.

AS Executor Of the last win and testament Of
n Stephen Glass, deceased, will offer cor sale
10 the highest biler, az theh hate residence OF said
dceeasei, ION Thursday fhe 2Isfday Of October
next 81 fEas s'tn ef'
Ninetccn Likely Negroes,
the property Of said deceased consisting Of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. The title 10 the above
slaves is undisputef.
viii also sell at the same time s@f place, 9th
er property, belonging TO said deceased, consist
ing Of a@ .#f~ " a' aaa S"F'
Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Cropo Of Corn, Wheat, Oats. Fod-
der, HAY, Ilousehold& Kitchen Fur
F.. Aniiue, and Farming Utensils. I
Also n good set of Blacksmith's fools.
Twill also offer for sale at the same time and
place, A TRAITOR LAND belonging to said
estate, lying within half mile OF Ruffins Mills
is Of good quality, and contains about 40 acres.
This tract sdjoins the lands Of jeremiah Bason
and Anna b. Royster.
. Also ONE OTHER TRACT, containing 81 !
acres, and lies on the west side Of Haw River; is
well tim,crcd, and adjoins Ireland of \ ndeison
Thdapson, esq., and others. a.N*S@@'~ y
pa A credit Of nine months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. d IT,
mi JAMES A. CRAIG, Ex'r. ,
..# Ruilin's Mills, Orange, Sept 81. ~a 97--ts
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Ohiiua

Died. Or Consumption, ON sunday syeHihgshe
26fh ulsin.o, al ,is re.idsprr ofthe Res. Dr.. Ma
son, af de cay Of issIeigh. the Rev. Ea.srrs u.
FssrE. aged 90 years. Clergyman Of the do
cc% d wesem New york. Nc, foOte oIEciat-
cd lOs shoit pefef in the EIicepaf Church in
this Place. ami ltfl IN consequence Of his rapidly
,Ieclinins health. bufing his hsirf sejourn among
MS he Won greatly upon the affections q biz Peo-
pie by-his quie, and veu,le deIor'IrEai, - VEL
a. by his fcal in The holy yocaiion 10 ssisrh h
xas called lie diea as he had hyed-in ah
faith and hope and praoe ofshs gaspel sa's
DFd. M thssieoupty, or ss.syrsLs, thr "a inst
Mr.. Joas ClhDrS, aged about ~ years.
Died, IN Mexico, on the stlr d Jul, ias,, .
cbnsump,ios,, Mr. T,asaL.IssE q solan'err II
she Norih Carolina regimens. As his eud sr
preached-he was seriously affected with a sens
o. the importance q tclisida and tlFd with
good hope Of . blessed imn,orialiiy. a-y 2.
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lrrIrRssrne asnkErs I'D

FETERsBrKe NsnkEra III
.lRrp4sra ~ a PrasnAuEr lnaenlsenrerl
FiAay. o. I. 1871.
TonEcCs-Ths . sharrsyearended De
3oshinsa. The qaaniiiy iasperlrd IN his
plaes i t2.038 hhds.. sad ills receipts q
rl,land. lseG hhds-; Inaking he Iereipls
is.9O7 birds. ThsenPhesng mssaiy al
IN. Inc Hreipis sss hsw FeFy iuha and
prie are shads hsner l.aH Ihey wfrr
he past sesk. l.ags suhge 1fem es -. |;
Leaf s3E as.
corres-rIs soet Is ns4dysShausl-
esi aAd he deashArsl hmned. The afti-
elr u sod aI 10 4 Ire.
fLsVn-is molr arrive and prizes %
crnis pc ~. iseiIer: eunIlfy 1925 /;
fawn Mills. $3.50 a.7s.
waEsr-This sririe has improved =
lhllg. SaIrs. loo p5e. for He'd ; lOs
4 ITO cor White. -
. coRS-Ehe drnand is confined % The
retail trade at ST. CO...
BacoS-The slock Is much reduced.
particularly Of yirginia ruud, which has
improved IN pFicrs; il j. wanted n u a
me. wesiem shoulders, 8 aisle; sides,
I0i aIie. ~
LARD-Scane-iI a lei cents.
BR,SDY-va.. Apple Brandy - . sOc'
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Attention 7!

To the commissioned aud aoa-oommissiontd Of
GERS and Musicians beloagiag 10 the ASA Re
-ginent Of North Carolina lNiiitia. ss,,s.e.5
NnU arc hereby commanded to attend at Da-
Il .eyi,f Mebane,s, on Friday the sth Of October,
armed and equipt for drill muster and Court Mar
stial;, and on Saturday the 9th, you will attend
with your respective companies for Regimenial
exercise.
II Nv order Of the Blgadier General, there
will be an election held on the sth Of October. al
the same place, for Col. Commandment Of the Re.
giment.a 80. ..- j.
Scmtember II, vs.
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Fresh Arrivals! :.
NEW GOODS,
&C C;reafiy sIyeeIuccd Prfces,

NJ efesttay lkeuucc0 fftCts, AOG
's CaSh!! a ~.
I 0NG, WEBB, &. CO., have just rcceiye,l and
- opened several boxesof their Fall and VIM
inter- Goods, consisting of every variety usually
brought to this market. They will be sold at
greatly reduced prices, and the public are invited
to give them call. '.
Oct. q. ID : 81 ayette&s& 90
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HEADACHE REMEDY FOR THE CURE
DP Sick HE ADACHE. Fei ''''s'

This distressing complain. may he cured BY US
ing ono bo,ilc ofspohn's Sick Headache Remedy,
which has cured thousands Of the very worst ca
ses. Persons after suffering weeks with this
dcsih-like sickness. will buy botileiofthis renee
iy, and he cured. and then complain their folly
in not buying il before. People are expected TO
use the whole bottle, moi use il two or three times
and then complain that they are mot cured. 4
,sA.i- IA III = vt--ga
Comsiock q Ca, New York 81 FCounlaRd
street, sole Projectors. .<... .es fsfuatlss
For sale by .r- ~~
HEARTH, Hillshoroush.
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MARRIED,

In Rockingham county. an the s9.h nliimo' by
the Rev. Jshn n. Picksra. Dr. cssntEs J. fnrE'
LlSD. Iormstiy q his county. 10 Mis- casasrI
AZ. B.Hrsx. T
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An s.tra from die MDbiIe Register oficc has
Pensacola date. % The .4th scPembeE An %.
rival there from Vera Cruz furnishes The follow
ing additional intelligence; ~ S13Hl -
On The It'll. ~hlrh is he latest se-
count, We have, Gen. Scon bad got into
tho riiy, orenpying only two sttei-,
which rommsnded sbe Pbzs. snd me two
armies wefe cont nslirg for victory.
SCOTS loss is SAID 10 be 5000 since bis
departure from Pusbla, and slong fears
are ntr,ainsd Tor his ssfe,y--be.ei 10
his rear BY Paroles with s,rong force.
while his fronts mensced by o,erwhelm-
ING numbers under Ssnsa Anna. '' -
rTis TO be hoped ina, the sccounis
brought By This arrival are greatly txsg.
gersied. though Ibis seems n be preaiy
veil cerrobossied by The Vera Cruz pa
pers. containing leters from ihe scene Of
aetion. l's'is ri ttaa,t $50 t-zs"s Ne 49,
The d,y .hi, brig sailed. reinforceme n,s
20 the number Of 20nn. aaaAr f,sa. Lane.
had arrived ia Vera Cur, snd made moi
Ia moment's delay in setting ous for the
ttcny Of Mexico. O,her reinforcsmeuts
now hourly expected al Vera Cruz, tu'
The prevalence 81 noriher, which
hal lasted some four or Eve dsys, " n
thought 10 delay their coming. a.asss %..t
i Ifasgo, To menuou. 10 speaking Of The
l6ghs, inst III. reported that the gsllan
Worth vac .eriou-ly wounded. No o,he'
name is mentioned among The sufferers,
bu, from the numbers reported 10 have
been Killed re ,kalI doubtless ere lens
I hear the n.mes of'msny whom we woult
regret to lose, and whose loss The country
would sensibly feel. q',~r..-.......: ~
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"A. MiCkle g. Co.

HAVE just received their stock Of Fall &
AZ Winter. Goods !, embracing all the va
rctics usually brought 10 this market. =,
They arc determined to SILT at small
profits, and hope The pubic viii call upon
them and test their sincerity. '',' '~@~
Feathers, Deeswax, Fsliow, Country Cloths,
and in fact all kinds of Trade from che country,
will be Observation-Disclosures for Goods. 'atA7
0ctoher So Il G83'H g5T11 vi rsl99--
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Notice.

WILL he let out, on Saturday the Och Of DC.
w tober, to the lowest bidder, the rebuilding
Specifications made known at that time.
.F ~. JOHN TR0I.INGER, 4 y,
a -.~s, ,sr. JOHN Sr0CKARD, &. e,
80 = s.8s PETER FOUST, a.,ss.,fs
d .s u.t d.. "a. WIN. M. ROGERS. t.r.vss...
MILTON T.. HOLT, stas~
.Ns 90 Commissioners. I
September Il. ss--
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har q als en- sfMsSa6 ksaaiss.l. -
la &c rgllhams. naen. mmmsem ama riall.lssrs.
n eaihFi ssums and rzssy Ikrm - he
tnois ~ taares. nd ira saesr shsa.
.afa' . &c ansirahs ifIlsy talera ne
Tie san. q he Icsh. says. .Troops
hsae hesa arisiag n sseal nnmhefs ftoan
ne bfsfas 10 me lssg hFc o. siK days.
and &c 10 mt d0abt IAsg sifiia fite o.
six days more. lIIsft IN Ne lrom fuo IL
Ihise Il'asssild men Ieass % h.srtk IA tlie
Aas. eatHNEs fkN
E.sa - ss'-l -
csHopandearr q Dr. Hraali and IN 1ne.
Prnaaroh. sd 80. lea7.
The brig 0scrsla. esps. s.hiuh. arrived
a. The Aaty fafd hire lzsi evening. sller
= passage 81 &c and ! hall days from We.
% crnr. and bsings Is,e. aud uniasurabIe
news ION die army IL Gth. Srvli. d
seems il'as hoslilll'S wers renewed on
the ssll.inst Sapla A.na and l;en. Se0ls
mulnslly charging esrh cslRr with 4 10
laIi"n 81 the armisIier. aud by The last sc-
ronnls cur IIonps had possession " twa
slstis, and had drisen The prinripd palt
of the Mexiesn forces in or towards the
PlFzs. oar Hoops md suffered grea0y.
frnm the iiTe ~ the enemy placed in win.
doss sRd 90 Tie roofs Of Tie houses. suni
Grn. Manh was badly bal NOT mnrlally
wauiisled. Our lnss since leasing Puebla
wss thne thousand men. Dc. Trist's
Propnsih,m Tor {, ssien of 4 portion OF
California, Tor . consideration or twenty
millions. had been agfeed 10 BY the Mrx-
lean rummissinhers-bHI another pI0po-
sIIion fixing The Mo tirAnde aslhe bonn
Diary an lhis eide was peremplorily rrfns-
ed. Paroles was said 10 be on The Rad
teiwsen Vera tux and Mexico with a
large loIre ui garrril,as. go e~
These areaunts are derived from the
sun rf Anahnae of the l6Ih ms. and
brought by iiie osrrola. and verbal com.
munnaIions irum Mr.. Dimnnti 10 the
caniziaaiilie mouleat aflessing. lhase
no sloubl lhsy nav. be Erlied upon essen-
TALLY. 1his news tesehed Vera crpz ty
the UrazabA route. - -. - d.
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Disastrous News!

3. We learn BY Mr.. J. Dennis, jr. a mer.
chan, Of BaiuDore. who came here yes.
,erday on his way from Mobile. that news
had arrived by express at Columbus,
Georgia. tha, Generals w onh and Pillow
were both killed, and that the Americans
had teen driven ou, Of tho city of Mex
leo. OLA =. .t8H,
h This fearful intelligence was believed
BY all who had abe bes, means OF Judging
Of the Affair.", -. - s-,.s',..s,a III
L We hope. Of course, that il may mol
be rue, and mu.t our readers will, ySlst
ne. look fos beret silings. 4 ~ -
Perhaps the accounts may be greatly
Esxagger led, though Tie records IN ~
IVets Cruz paper seem To Indicate lh'
rs.u,I.
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VOLUNTEER COMPANY!

vTlHE citizens Of HiIlsborough and its vicinity
Il who have given in their names 70 form so-
Iuuteer company, as well as those who may wish
10 join such company, are requested To- meet at
tit court house on saturday next, ut s o'clock Z
October 6, w
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Hon. Cave Johnson, nj II.
ma Post Master General.

StiII I.atcr.--In addition TO the above, we
find the following in the Wilmington CONNER
cial Of Saturday last, which gives a much more
distressing complexion TO the Intelligence: s5' g.'
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j In addition 10 this. each non-comnlis-
stoned officer and private receives hom
The State, upon being mustered into ser. !,
vice, so as a bounty, besides $50 from
the Government TO supply himself will s,
comfortable clothing, and also DO cents Tor
every 20amiles travel ioahe place of ren. |
devious. While in. The service the nom
commissioned officers and privates are
supplied with every requisite in The way
Of comfortable cloiIiing and the very best
Provisions, al tire expense Of the Govern
ment. The best medical attendance is at
all times furnished. anil no deduction Isl
made from the pay Of the soldier while
disabled by sickness from attending TO tiu-
". II will be seen that in the case Of
MINOR officers and privates, there Is no
absolute necessity for their spending p
dollar Of their pay every thing that a
reasonable man could desire being iarnlsla-
cd in abundance. 81 1-'. 's s.,. 's'' =
Extraordinary cases Of PIisaiiopr may
sometimes occur in ,he'sieissitudes OF a.
cam paign; but then all share alike for the
! time, and the evil is femedicd as speedi.
| " as the nature Of tie case will admit OF.
,''ris true that he who enters The service
lies not down upon a bed OF roses, bu. its
difficulties aud rpriyalioas are easily sur-
mounted aud endured BY a brave imam de-
itermined 10 do his duty. n u .,.rssf II
:! Respectfully. &C., .,t.t4.s,s Il ss9s gs,.al
--sa ~ JOHN Ca MER0N. 81
/ NIB. Many, Young, laboring man
] who now barely contrives TO make both
emtis meet at the end Of the yearsSsitlon'
\ lasng BY 4 dollar, would be enabled, witt
reasonable ECONOMY, to saveat least s7s
! wear anithus, at the end oftive years
!. (should the war continue that long IN
Stead Of being no better of than he,was ?
the start, lie would be in possession OF
sum sufficient eithef to set him mp IN
ksnall business, buy him a small itarn., Q
a.wsggod and team - = =, 30. ~ :. ~, ls
3 t, - The papers hi the state are requested
rnny.
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The News Confirmed.

A slip from the Office Of the Petersburg Intel
liscncer dated On satuFiay, contains the follow
ing despatch. received thai morning by the Post
Master General, communicated by telegraph from
Petersburg, i#sa5d ~ e.ss@G .l ra5s @"a. z+ n
p = i h'as New Orleans, Sept 2e, ls47.
sia: The James T.. Day arrived here
iaslesening, from Vera Cruz. The news
by hera is important. The details ale
neaefe. and something uncertain. The
main points are, that lie arinistice has
been concluded, without treaty Of peace;
and, after. considerable amount OF hard
fighting The city was captured, and our
troops entered. s@ T s>-aa -"
Gen. Bravo was killed, Santa Anna
was wounded. and has retired with bis
shattered forces 10 Guadalupe, about
twelve miles from The city. 4laass Il =.
The entrance tn the city was on the
18th instant. The reports are. that Scott
los, from thousand To seventeen hundred
men killed and wounded. Respectfully,
''''@.,I. A. D. WOODBRIDGE.
/ -, I-~~xti Dep. Postmaster. +
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07

DEMAINENG - 90 P~m uhss "a Mzllhs-
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fss1. ukhk 4 "A lakea 60 $3.50 49, soafAs.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07

Thelwo nra krRiorks Reeimehis Fe-
rrnily eslled aAl ~ me Mar Depannthi.
lfsve heen fully orr snized. md sie 70 IN.
dezvous atI.0ulssiIIe Is die SD 81 Ono.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-29

NTOTTCE-The holders of the certificates of the second
nsalment Of the Peruvian indemnify hereby noti-
fled that the said certificates will be paid their present
alton to the Filth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid of ID instament is Ss7,9il.
Treasury DEPARTMENT November %, 1877.
Nov "a MAT. Inell