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SANDS Sar>aparilla.-The amount of sug.,,,,
renewed by this invaluable preparation without aa IN M,
history OF medicine Thousands have been to b Ne
heins and regeneTatng efficacy, who considered p, ne
reach OF remedial nn
aoundany prove has received al many
Praeuonrrs IN this and other cities rapid growth in the
uau"n OF ie public has Placed beyond OF draon
OF 'ur ehoiu OF competition Diseases which
IA OF kings evil rheumatism
euianeous
Sohe eAab neefaohs OF tue threat
tons OF the bones. chronic Inflammation. &c
FOR further particulars and evidence OF a.. sunrrt
value and efficacy pamphlets which may
gratis. "s'"'
o Prepared and sold and retail and To-,
by A. u d. SANDS Druggists 100 Fulton street of Wi
an New York sold ala by DiINAI. & PURCEII
iee Richmond Va Price, vi boti- Gots t ~,
A THREE fOLD vIHrUE.-seirnt,ry plTslt, ar
- nose OF close and eoniininE
OF sntleeni phyS leIefcse long
morae which would require They attack alike The law
yer AMI The Clergyman, the
operatives IN our factories Whatever
arrangement OF the digestive biar organs viii be found an
be- the main origin Of thea all The
ehed and nature TO be assisted overom. the d
use OF mild and carefully tonic must be resumed IN
ther wonled activity and the acTd which have t,n
possession OF Of the organs OF the M
the stomach the bowels aud the liver be
gentle effective n
heent quantity relieve daily and bow the Ans
PARlLIA and WILD CHERRY BIITERs have been ausnss
with the happesi result We have
tral as confident that their relieve much unu.e,
saT suffering in the study the counting factory
Sold Wholesale ard Retail by WYATT a. KErCHAM Ist Fut
the DrsEists geheraly throughout =. Price ~ ap9s
For the Ladics-Gnitcr Roots.
w L. have Just opened n splendid lot of Ladies'
" nnan hin .nIaNf ,s. ~.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
q SPRING q
FASHIONS. ~

INHE subscriber would most respectfully re-
- turn his grateful thanks the public
for the liberal heretofore generously and
he hopes from the making and shah ,n
unue TO akeo please all who and SHOES.
ne pledges himself 70 sell fair prices and work shall b. as
repIeiented Tie viii commence this day opening his SPRING
SUPPLY and shall continue tmc a. hsy nc
received from the celebrated eturcrs IN Pbadr
Among those hand McCuniya Brnnzr satin
taneeas Cater Boots hail Callers Bronze Enesh sppr
Bronze Morocco Shippers Also black Morocco slips AMI
cIpett To receive per neIt arval Bucna VISTA Boots
Ties Monterey slippers and Buskns
fashions and were made expressly order
be surpassed BY offered this en- IN
the Union In addition To tn above has v re
eeved large Of BOOTS and sEs OF p, ry,y
description cut style, &C, &C at prices uRuSuaIy low.
u. n Pr ANKLIN,
No.2iS Broad -, Shockoe Iu.
~ B-Have now hand large aud general assortment Of
Misses and cdrsns Boots Shoes and e1psc hourly o.
thouand addition present STOCK which viii complete
MS assortment o ne Spring trade, the greatest vare-
" ever before offered on ahor hoe TTin
hn.e ladies who cannot obtain Of houses they are usually
~ The habit Of buying fancy and shoes as they may
1se wiz PLEASE remember No 25, Broad Street l,y
mo large a'orHe" to select fom Of every Hind
vogue my ID
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WNrER CURE iNsTITUTION.-AMAG

w y T8TN y n ~ TINI" IT = " W
W NirCEyr nYpROPArnfC NsrITUrfON h7s just
oqand Ch-snu Eteet rhieipha for The pon
fasnt unof . drseon Of r. r. NAM n. ~ rho has been
fng1e petes Tor the st eight years The
inf nfI ntsIrd srtnpnously and Ladies drc1te
halI viii have a thor conform. ptovied ~ govef
ness TIE invaids WI b. n stnctnes equal
20 if hru feruei Eaasnd and gnany
Trims Ffcfstonai ~ baths boa. ding
comm iuons ~ rano &C. &C. 80 week payable
" hpiea i1f fduiss0n b. n1de ~ = Y Mann No
as, Chetnui = Phii, lpoa paidl my i-w2m
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NkkA CRUZ, dpTu IL, lSi1.
The Massachusetts sails IN ha hour. and ha,en TO
send YOU the latest intelligence received advance
Of our army on Its march towards Jaapa. Dispatches
were received here yesterday evening from Gen Twipgs
stating that the had been discovered and that in
Reconnaissance some eighteen miles beyond the National
bridge, at point called the Black Forrest Pass Capt
t. Johnson, OF tho Typographical Engneers-now Lieut.
Col. OF VoIuguers-was severely wounded with a shot
through te and another through thigh IL is more
than probable that this Gems Twggs aud Pillow have
had something ola "brush with the enemy. Santa Anna
Is known 10 have arrived this pass force said 10
be $1,000 strong consisting OF 1000 regulars and the ba-
lance OF irregular uoopsof whom 5000 cavalry The
point above named Is very strong one and naturally al
lords great advantages To- the enemy but my word for M
they will not hold 1t long after troops assail IT,
shut up as am ia room | cannot know much of
what going Mr. Kendall started last evening on the
way to the advance OF army he will probably be in
the camp sometime to-day. lie wrote you letter before
starting, which with this. II becoming quite ickly
here but as yet hear nothing Of the ,mongs the
soldiers IL Is very healthy in the interior and our army
excepting those who stay garrison this city, will soon be
beyond the influence OF the impure aud sckly air of the
coast.
am still slowly recovering from INV accident, and hone
10 be with you many days Ii entirely out of the
question To think OF following the army in my condition.
aud wouldn't stay IN Vera Cruz month Tor IT, learn
that the steamship New Orleans, here TO make one
more IMP To Tampieo for mules, which much wanted
here sud after that che goes your city.
Yours, &c, FA1
I. S.-When Capt Johnson was wounded IN his recon-
nossanee, lac was with OF the ID Dragons
Capt. Hardie.
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For the Ladics-Gnitcr BooIs.
WE have just opened n splendid lot of Ladies'
fine Dress thin Boots bronze and black Thu.
splendid lot Of Cater Boots respectfully invite the at
teniion OF the Ladies' They really beautiful.
PITTNEY WATTS
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TOn nnEmEN-TInsT VTssII.

ron BREmEN-FIHST VESSEL.
6ffe The well known coppored ship FRANK
NJ LIN, Capt STANwooD. will load at City Point for
Bremen. without delay. For hciFh, appyto
HENRY I.UDLAM a. co. or
my CHARLES pAI.NgR
@ ibefai advances made consgnucnis ~ Stems or To
baeeo' TO address, f our friends Bremen ". T.. 4 CO.
NY dim
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N9I Cen Scott, Gene rai-in Chief Of the armies Of Z
United States Of america
TO the Good People of Mexico.

PROCLAMATION.
McNcsns. At the head Of powerful Grmy, soon 10
be doubied-a part Of which is advancing on your
capitaland with another army under MAJOR Gen Taylor
10 march from Saulo towards san Luis PotOsi-I think
myself called upon Il address you.
MoNicans Americans not your enemies but the enc
mics Tor ume OF the men, who, year ago. misgoycrnc1
you aud brought about tins unnatural war between two
great Republics. We the friends Of the ul nhab!-
an OF the country occupy and the friends Of your ho-
~ religion, it, hierarchy and lis priesthood. The same
church i found in all parts of own country crowded
with deyout Catholics and respected by Government
laws and people.
For the church Of Mexico the unodendng inhabitants
OF the country and their property, have from the first
done every thing ~ my power % place them under tho
safeguard Of martial law against the lew bad this
army.
My orders, that effect known to ALL are precise and
rigorous Under them several Americans have already
been punished by ns Tor the benefit Of MeHcau bes des
mprsonmenG and one, for rape, has been hung by the
neck.
l. his nota proof Of good faith and energetic dscpnc7
OhoT proofs shall be given often injuries Mcxcans
may be detected
On tbs other hand injuries committed by individual OF
parties OF Mexico not belonging tho public focos upon
individuals small parties, trains 81 wagons and teams or
OF pnck mules other person property belong
ing 10 This army contrary 10 the laws war shall be pun
ished with ugpr-Of the particular offender be dcy-
cred up by Mexican authorities, tho punishment shall foil
upon entire cities, towns neiRhborhoods.
Let, ihon all good Mcxicans home. or at their
peaceful occupations but they invited bring IN for
sale horses, mules, beef cattle, corn barley wheat flour
for broad, and vegetables. Cash will be paid Tor every
hing this army mny take purchase aud protection will
be given all sellers. The Americans ae strong enough
a. offer these assurances, which. should MeHicans wisely
accept, this may be happily ended, honor
snd advantage o both boigrrents. Then the Amoricans
having converted into friends will boz happy To-
lake leave VI McHic1, and return 70 their country.
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NANP AT SAN JUAN, April IL, 1917.
arrived at this camp II o'clock last night the road
IRON Vera Cruz running for the part through heavy
sand. The division OF Gen Worth. from the excessive
heat and wcarisOme road, suffered incredibly
Ihe news IA camp Is stirring. An express has come
down from Gen Twiggs the effect Santa Anna was
before him, at Ccrro G1do, with $1,000 men, near a.
could be judged from reconnaissance made by Capt ade
and other officers OF dragons. Lieut. Col + Johnson
has been severely but moraly wounded while examn
ing santa Anna's works, which appear be succession
OF breas~orks on the emnences in the vicinity Cerro
Gordo Everything would now go show that Santa An
ma IS determined to make bold stand.
dragoon, who had been sent down express by Gen
Twegs yesterday found shot by roadside just be-
yond this. his papers had been touched The Mex-
cans are playing bloody and the time holder game
than usual for them is thought they have killed no
less than nifty OF within the last days on the
road.
Gen. Scott stopped last night nine miles from ihs-to-
night he will reach Genl Twiggs's position II Santa
Anna 1t strong ho ia represented he probably will
not be attacked for two or three days.
write in great haste. G. W. X
On the llth inst Cen Scott issued the following pro-
clamauon, which will doubt written by him :
HEADoUARTERs or The Army, VEKA CROz,
Ami IL. lSi7.
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The Washington Union Of Wed1esday evening" con
ilins the following dispatch from lord Pamcrton 10 Mr.
Pakcnham.
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" Regular Meeting Of the TYr,GEArncAL SociIrY
will be hele this evening, o'clock. the Hall over the
store Of Messrs Rugand & Brother foil attendance 10
desired. THE SECRETARY
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Ms''s v w lcgh Il G.. smnirJ, J. J. Fr,. ii. T..
ffoohe and Jos. MUo.
The uno dcebd,fT of ouf Consultation 30 matter
from what soil They may have stfany po matte, m vii
climate ihoy may be- ound, Ic them be- cbeu.bsd And
sus,ainediof in TINES like these they ere Jewels without
price, and shove oil value.
All regretted the absence u Mr Bolts. AZ well a. the
cssss Of o. The sentiment with which h. letter close.
drunk with rounds u app'auso.
severa ct the Tons introduced by appropriate r..
uafks Among ihoso who delighted the company by Their
soqaence and WtaHd humor, Professor lhtclcocs
Mes-s. iohn " Patton, v. y Dluiol. James Lyons Sc
About 10 o'clock. tbe meeting broke up. in ino huuor
incideui having occurred the general cnI,yment
az The followng bsauufu song wss composed by ouf
ri,'d young ieow-siuEen. ,hn H. Thompson Esq 70 be
suur ~ The Webser DIuaer. We Rau6ed that the
hof hes con,sn,cd 10 furnish with cpy iorpBblcsuon
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" The Stockholders of the Richmond & Petersburg
RAILROAD Company requested t. take notice. that the
annual meeting will be held tho office in Richmond on
Tucsdiy the lst Of June next, ut II O'Clock, A. NJ
np2i-td JNO. WILLIAMS Treasurer
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II NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders Of tho Exchange Hotel Company will take place
Monday evening Jrd May, hall past o'clock at the
Exchange. n w ERy P,cs,,
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~ OIltE.-Ihc annual ting OF tAe Stock
h"hirT q" tue Richmond, Fteictie ksbuF Rail
Road Company, ~ take place the Company at
Richmond, the 5lst day u May, 81 ~ O'Clock. ".
aP2g &. W. MAGNITUDE. Treasurer.
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TOBACCO TRADE.

At meeting OF the dealers in Tobacco in the city Of
Richmond. held At Shoekoe Warehouse on the 18th Apr
lst7 TO take INTO confederation the probable operation Of
the passed az the last scSSion the of y-
gna, respecting that saPo being iuporta Mt and neees
that the mode OF inspecting aud weighing Tobacco
should be uniform throughout the State and nee Of
opinion existing among the Inspectors FACTORS and Buyers
Of Tobacco in this city to tho proper and
Interpretation OF the law above menoned-the
cd were appointed committee procure sound legal
opinion the subject and for that purpose to apply to tho
chief law officer ct the Commonwealth which would not
only serve TO govern our action but also regulate
an uniform manner the Of the Inspectors oi Tobac
co throughout the State who. officers Of the Common
wealth. would be disposed pay due respect opinion
OF the Attorney General
In obedience TO this ins,ru eton the Committee waited
ON > = Baxter, Esqr Attorney General aud Obtained his
opinion, which is here respectfully submiucd
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Democratic Meeting,

AT Democratic meeting held Al the Couri
House in Canton, on the 8thinst, o. R. Single
ton, Esq, was called to the Chair, and A.. A
Melville was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been ex-
planned by the Chairman: M
On motion, il was
<. Resolred, That the Democratic party Of
Madison county meet at the Court House in
Canton, on the 4th Monday Of April inst, for
the purpose Of appointing Delegates to State
Convention, to be holden at the City of Jack
son, ineJune next, to nominate candidates to
the State Legislature, to appoint Delegates to
a District Convention to select candidate for
Congress from this District, and to transact
such other business as may be deemed proper
BY said meeting
On notion, i
Resolved, That the Mississippi Creole and
be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting. 49,
a Q. R.siNGLEToN, Re's.
A. Al. McWHLIR, Sec,y.
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Law and order.

We have the pleasure Of announcing this
week, the Hon. vi. L. FITcH as candidate for
Judge of the High Court of Errors and, A D.
peals. ~
In connection Herewith, we give The follow
ing article from the Mississippian-cer
%0Id Brindle,' if dead, must have little milk
left in her teats, or who pays. for adyertizing?
will the Mississippi1n be satisfied with our
candidate, or will it bring out one offs own |.
The Uaios BAEK-By advertisements insa-
mother column, It will be seen that the Trus-
tees of this concern propose-for a reasonable
fee for their trouble--to deliver to Subscribers
for stock, their title papers. We would advise
those interested to come forward at once, pay
the fee, and obtain possession Of their papers
Tor siuce the late extraordinary decision Of the
High Court, giving to Trustees Of the Natchez
and some other banks, the power to su and
harrass bank debtors, there may be danger of a
resuscitation Of oldbrindle; and should this be
the case, there will have to be some tall walk
ing done for parts unknown, If those who owe
this bank would retain the little remnants Of
property which they have preserved from bank
ers and commission merchants.
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COMMERCIAL BANK or NArcHEz.-We rnde,

COMMERCIAL BANK or NATcHEz.-We Under
stand, (the gentleman of the Bar who promise
ed full account of the case will accept our
thames for the service he has NOT rendered.
that his Honor, Judge Perry, decided that the
Bank could only recover the value of the
money loaned, without interest. The loan in
the case on trial was good old Brandon--wo rtli'
at the time70 to IS cents on the dollar As
some payments on renewals night have been
made, the defendant came very near getting
judgment against the Bank.
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AT HoME.-S2ring has come at last--plan.
tiers are busy--some putting in corn and some
cotton. Buffalo gnats are the very-we WON'T
say what--but the way they are killing the
stock on Pearl river and other spots is sin to
Cricket. The Court is in session and will be
for four weeks. Jurors are grumbling because
they can't be at home attending to their own
business, instead of being in town attending
to other peoples. New goods are coming In,
but we can't tell who has them, and they can't
sell them, UNLESS THEY ADVERTISE.
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SOLOMON ssIr, Secretary.

ErHAs ALLrs.-The following capital anec-
dote is told Of Ethan Allen one Of the ho-
roes Of therevolution whose story is made the
groundwork Of q drama now being performed
at the Bowery Theatre New York.
AT the defeat Of Montgomery, Allen was Ia.
ken prisoner and carried to England, Here
he Vas treated with marked respect apd an
offer was pads 70 him BY the British Minister
to make him vieeroy Of Vermont and confm
70 that province unusual privileges If hewould
use his influence with his countrymen against
the existing revelation. 'sir,sssid the stern
hero, syou put me ID mind Of certain person
age in history, who upon one occasion took
the Rsdeemer on . high mountain and show
cd him III the kingdoms and PhnciPalitiss
efths world and offered shem 70 him IL be
would fall down before him. bui the poor dessl
- not ossB . foot efan
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| From the Richmond Wing.
Immense Gathering Of the Democracy In
Buckle Neck! Mr.. Richie Wind icated.
Calhounism and Federalism Defanct.
Pursuant to public notice, extensively circu-
lated the Democracy of Buckle Neck Assem- BLEED
on the first Of the month at the village Of
Knoxville on Lost River, at the sign Of the
1Crowing Cocks, to take into consideration
the State Of the Union in general, and of the
Washington Union in par,icular-Great enthu-
siasui apd excitement were exhibited by the
hard-6sted sovereigns, many,of whom thoa ght
our Uuion was already overthrown, and sew
eral were heard to declare, that they would
as soon shoot Wing as Wolf."
James Smallcraft, Esq, who is candidate to
represent Buckle-Neck in theme Legislature,
was observed moving in the crowd, stirring them
up by strong appeals to their reason, and invi-
ting them in scores to the bar to take drink.
Al about 5 o'clock, P. M. the meeting was or
ganized, on motion Of smallcraft, by calling
Enos Supple to.the Chair, and appointing Sol
onion Snip, secretary. No chair could be pro-
eu'su -. ny w ~ 'sslosn'' wno' n0wsss.'
= 49,. ~ W q - u. lssAus, 's.''-
= $3.50. w - 1u''Al' - s'y,"s'
ne III - ~ ~, ~ ~ :. nau =
-Ao'' ,a'1, 'ne s'e,''~s ~ ''enle, nas.ns Oeen
ps.s- -'...A So, '..I 'pYA -. ',''s ~
~ ,.su ~ 4. sYn,I :. ~ ,r
su'P' ~ - .,' u'usa nAe himself
- = . ..sss = ssanp' p'ss,os 'ys'
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paul, Paul, why persecutest thou me?' SO
did not say somebody, but SO say we. Does
Paul intend to tread in the footsteps, of hisl-
Instrious predecessor, the author Of Elizabeth
and John? That ignoble obscure, that shadow
Of shade, that we were at last fortunate
enough to find by dire process IF Law? Did
he read the las. creolea If he did, how dared
he trouble us again, scithoat a namea If he
don't look out, we'll publish = verse Of his any
how.
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: 80 e1h1t fAA<ot lskhaicO, = cDs Zfs o..
Dear Brotaer--I received your kind letter,
favored by Capt. Downing, who arrived here
on The 22d inst He went 10 Tampico and
back to the Brazos, and then here. He just
othere in time for q big fanda6go. Onlfhs
morning Of the 10th some of the drsgoous
went out on the San Louis road, aboutihilty-
hive miles, when they came in sight Of SANTA
Anna's camp. They supposed from the size
Of II that ne must have about twelve or fifteen
Thousand men. They Immediately came back
and tod the General, and we retired back to
sal'llio' I'VE were encamped 20 miles above
this on the 2ls,) On the 22d the fight COM
peneed !; notmueh Of il done with small arms.
On the sd we had il very hot; we lost out Of
our Regiment, killed aud wounded o.. which
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ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL (s EXTRACT FROM THE
LIMA (Ohio) ARGUS. ~ We some time SINCE
published an article from this paper, in which
the redcubtable editor denounced the Wings
as traitors to. their country and friends to Mex
leo, and we then expressed our conviction thu.
he was proper candidate for the lunatic asy-
lum. If our readers then had any doubt of the
fact, we think that now they will be fully con-
vinced. His wrath is here vented against one
of the most prominent members Of his own
party. Hear him.--Koseiusko Chronicle.
"a high-handed, dansnable osltrage.--In the
Senate, on the 18th, the resolution to debar the
editorof the Union from the priyileges--[f from
whence did these privileges enanate? Il not
the priuiiege of the Senate floor to certain edi.
tors reducble to courtesy, which may be-
properly Withdrawn when abused ED. Ctron1
-of the Senate chamber, was passed. every
federalist voting aye, while John Gataline CAL
houn, with his tail, sided with them.
Wan treachery, with his thirsty dagger drawn,
Is making wild sport Of the very name free
dom.
"This blow at democratic press has been
struck BY . reputed democrats democrat ,s,M
heart black a. ne shades Of Heli-a soul steeped
in political i'yansy--a sery Judas, whoss form
totters under isGd Of gull, sshica hi eoseard
r0stI atYinky from endsng.n NJ
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FRESH ARRIvAL.

WYE are just receiving a. large as
- sortment of Family Groceries,
also, Iron and Castings, Queensware
and Hardware Of every description,
which we will sell low for CASH. We
have also employed good Baker and
can supply our customers with fresh
Bread, Rusks and Cakes, at all times.
J. N0ONAN e. BROS.
April 10, Is47. So