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TIE CARROLL FREE PRESS
CARROLLTON.a,.,..:aSEPT. IL. Is47,
WHIG TICKET.

FOR SENATOR
ALDlN |. BENNETT.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
GEORGE IlARDESTY.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN HOLE.
TREASURER.
HORATlO HUNT.
AUDITOR,
JOSHUA D. PATTON.
SHERIFF,
THOMAS W. COLLIER,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN II. TRlPP.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JOHN DUNLAP.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.


For days past our usually quiet village has
been in reyerish and excited state, produced,
not BY war, but By 'rumOrs Of war" EXPccla.
lion has been on rip,oe, curiosity on the alert.
Nor is this stale Of lhings yet fully quclIad.-
We have reports ortwo warmly contested battles
w,hou! the walls of the cjIy vi Mexico. in bo.h
of which the Mexicans were defeated with great
slaughter. The reports further add that The
Mexicans have sapplicared Gen. Scott for sus.
pension Of hosii,jlie5, and corvoked Congress for
the purpose OF taking into consideration the terms
Of peace heretofore proposed by Mr.. Trist.-
These various reports, though not entirely con-
frmed, are at length placed in such a form as TO
render their truth highly probable. Itwould be
well, however, 10 receive the flying reports with
many grains Of allowance. The official despat-
ches will soon reach US, and until they arrive, ii
will be useless 10 expect correcl information.
The latest ondit from the seat Of war is that
Gen. Scott has been elected President Of Mex.
co! When will wonders ceasei
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-17

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoY,-Ths special cleo
ton in Rhode Island, for member Of Congress,
resulted in the choice of B, Thusion, the Loco
loco candidate: This is Loco gain.
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SALT,

SALT,
SO Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek SAX. Just re.
,o;,od and dor sale by f. SINCLAIR.
Ca1oIlton, FEB. IS, ls47-20-tf.
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KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That in lC43, under The old tax law, when the
Government Of the Stale was in the hands Of the
Locoiocos, we had TO borrow
s3s2,sO6,
in addition 10 Our annual revenue, 10 meet the in.
tcrest on our State debit
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that
in l547, under the new tax law, when the Wings
have the control Of our State affairs, the revenues
Of the State not only pay its current expenses
and the interest on the public debt, but add
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Executors Sale.

II 4. w. MoRRIsoy, Atty Tor Dcmandants.
Se7tcuber II, l647-4g-Gt. Pr. fee - G.
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Executor Of Hugh Witfcrow, deceased.
September IT. lS47-49-4t Pr, lee 81 S74.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-11
MORE coI.NTEREEITs.

We saw on Saturday last, a glaring coun-
lerielt OF $50 Cape Fear Nole. II IS
unlike any plate Of the Cupe Fear Bank.
IL has N N each corner, whilst the gen.
uine notes hGye tie amour, ia fiaurrs,-
thus, go. The genuine notes have cith.
er the head Of Buffalo or spread eagle
between the signatures Of the President
and Cashier; whilst this spurious note has
a small head of female. Near the TOP
the spurious has a tram Of cars the gen.
uine femae figure, &c. There are va.
rious other discrepancies but these vii
serve to detect tie spurious note. The
paper is inferior.
The conn,etirii came here from Moore
county. We really think II behooscs lh'
respectable citizens of that county To MAKE
every vigorous effort to ferret out the cir
culators Of this base paper. We know
that efforts have been made, but the ev
is becoming inlolerable.-Fuy. OJscrrer
ODD uH,
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APPOINTMENTS.

The Senate spent much ut last night 5
s,t,ina with closed doors IA the coos'dera'
non of Executive nominations. Amongst
the more important decisions We learn were
The following:
The rejection Of Charles J lagersoI' as
Minister to France, aud The subsequent
nomlnauon aud CONTINUATION OF Richard
Rush lor the same appointments
Tue confirmation Of DAVID Tod, OF ONO
as Mmlslcr to i a4ll, in the place OF Hen
~ \. Wise. -, =,
The confirmation of George W. Hop
k ms of Virginia, as Cha &c d'A'lATs To
Portugal, ~ The place Of Abraham krnchef
Among tho business Transacted ~ LNec'
utiye session Of the Senate yesterday wa'
the rejection OF the uominauon ct Andrew
beaumont rs Commissioner OF the fuhhr
Buildings, aud tho subsequent nomination
and confirmation ol Charles Doug lass, o
Connecticut, tot the same oiiice. to
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-11

The New York Express says That acI've
preparations are making md nearly ecu
p.eicd al the Brookyn Navy Yard, u lhe
fixing out OF two vessels, to be used a.
bomb. ketchcs 10 the contemplated attack
upon Vera Ciuz. They have been To.
ened in every possible way by strong oak
en- knees, secured by bolts aud screws, mas
,iye oaken frame work, aud iron braces
running through the vessel secured upon
the outer sides by broad iron plates
Each Of The vessels IS 10 carry, beside
runs uf smaller cahhrc, an immense gun
upon deck land smaller one below weigh
ing about eight tons, aud which "'Il throw
shot or shells Of 10 luchcs diameter dis
lance Of three AID a halt mlles. II IS cal
cuated they w,l be at Vera Cruz ready
Tor service by the Is, Of April.
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ATTACK ON yERA Cruz.

The Albany Journal has the following
-" We have Information, derived from n
gculIcman d,tcc, from BrazpS, who IS well
informed, that Gen. Scott is making active
and effective arrangements for an assauI,
upon Vera Cruz. Tho place is TO be IN.
vested simultaneously, by SEA and by land.
4 Il ,,lla is 10 readiness TO convey the Ar
my to a point within fifteen miles OF tue
Castle. The demonstration is Ia be made
by the 9th, or at the latest, by the loIh oi
this month.
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MR. roLk eoING To TnE wa.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier says, 1t IS believed by
many, and he has no doubt OF II himself,
from what he has seen aud heard, that MI
Polk viii 20 to Vera Cruz, aud super'n'
TEND, personally, tho attack on that place
and The Castle The attack is to be made
about the LIST of April, and, as there IS no
question that II viii he successful, the Ere
sldent will thereby acquire that military
GLORY which will enable him lC stand up as
a candidate for re.elecuon--an object whch
! il is believed he has set his heart on. Inc
writer says ia conclusion, that II MI Folk
means to be a candidate again, he wall g
to Vera Cruz. Fay. OBS.
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tons each; the ships Of both lines to De
CONSTRUCTED Under The directions of the Ma.
w Department.
four,bly, a line of steamers from Pa.
mama, on the Pacific, To Oregon, touching
al the inlcrnedisle ports.
All these ships TO be subject TO the or
der Of and purchase by the Government al
any time and all 10 be commanded by Ma
val officers, and a certen number OF pas
sed mdsLipmen Us watch officers, aud for
improvement ia the management Of steam
ships.-'b.
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What snerlfce, then, can be too great for
objects so dear 7 Let our motto be, "CoN.
oUER on DEP Let US swear before The
Great Eternal that we viii not wait an in
slant 10 Purging our soil Of the stranger
who has dared to prolane ii with his pres.
ence. No treaty, nothing which may not
be heroic aud proud.
ANTONTA LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
HeadqsaftsTs. San LuiJ FoiOsi. Jan. %, lsf7.
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WAR AND MAIL STEAMERS.

Among the numerous bills which happ''
~ passed both Houses last night was the
important bill proposed by Mr., King OF
Georgia, at the last session, ~ relation 10
The employment BY the Government Of sea
steamers.
This bill provides, first, for the construc,
ton of four wal steamers Of the hrst class'
Secondly, line of mail steamers rom
New York to Liverpool, consisting OF i've
Sims of not less than 1900 tons each
Hardly, line of mail steamers from
New York to New Orleans, touching a
Savannah, in Georgia, and Havana, with
branch line from Havana to Chasres, com
prisng FIVE ships Of not less than ,'o'
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PRESENTATION OF TIE FLAG.

~ lss.isN y . ~. w ~ AffNN'
Admtant General Robert W. Haywood
on Saturday afternoon presented 10 the \.
c. Regiment Of Volunteers al Snith,ill",
The Flag purchased BY the State. Gen.
Haywood on delivering Il up TO Col. Pane,
addressed him and his TROOP Ia language
that went to The heart of every man PIE.
sent, 50 feeling aud patriotic was his ad.
dress. Col. PIiue's reply gave every as
sufaucc, that both he, his Staff and men,
would defend that Flag and return ii un.
tarnished by dlshonor, or leave their bones
10 bleach on the battle fields IN MeNico.
Craven must have been the heart N those
rauks, whose bosom did not swell with
pride at the Judic,ous selection OF Gov
Graham IN the appointment, of their Colo
ontl, aud who did not feel his bosom swell
hearty response 10 the beautiful and sou
stirring reply of Col. Pane
MAY Victory, Honor and Military Clio
+ ~, ever perch Ger these coIors, gwen by
/" North Carolina TO her Volunteers, IoI
the war with Mexico. w IimiagtOn Com
mcrciGi
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COMMODORE CONNER RELIEVED BY
COM. PERRY

Commodore Conner has been renewed
of the command of our forces 10 the Guli'
and Commodore Perry has taken his place
Mr.. Perry is younger officer than Con-
ner, bot he has never expressed the orn'
ION tina, that Castle Cannot be taken
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rAREpES SAID TO BE IN PARIS.

A letter from a highly Intelligent and
vol informed gentleman at PARIS, dated
January Both, published in the Providence
Journal says that the writer was inform
ed a few DAYS since, on very high authorl.
~, ",hat Paredos is in Paris, endeaYnr'
mo, but wilhou, success, to en,anglc thl.
line Ftenchl Government, 10 the affairs o.
/ Mexico; that Parcdes gives It as his Cpl
mon that the Mexican war will be long
ONE
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DIR. GORDON's
I1gefabIe Family Pills.

The following are among the distressing varle-
IL Of human Diseases, 10 which tile Vegetable
Pills is known TO be infailible
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the
first and second stomachs, and creating flow OF
healthy bile. instead Of the stale and acrid kind
-Flu'G,enct, Pdlpitdtion Of The Heart, Loss Of
3ppstite, Heartburn and Headache, ResiifssnesS,
iii temper, Anxiety LdHguor and Melancholy.
which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia,
will vanish, as q natural consequence OF its cure.
Costtrea,ss. by cleansing the whole length OF the
intcs,incs With solvent process, and without
vi lcnce.
The complaints in which Dr. Gorions Negc-
table Pills are most effective, and which, wheh
administered according TO direction tHey can
+ scarcely fail TO cure are as follows yeHoN anu
hliou, rcyers. fever and aEue, dyspepsia Group
+ liver complaint sick headache JaohlIee ast.'uia'
7 S,orsv rheumatism, enlargement Of me sp'eeh.
niles collie female obsruc'ioos' ne4'touIn' lu'leu
t,a,,,,o n,usea, Discussions of the stomach and
- ,,,,cient diarrhpa, tiltulcnce, habltual
so,,iyorc.,. loss Of appetite. blotched or saiiow
.,,,r,s1ioD and 10 all cases Of torpor of the bow
~. ybere 4 calhartc or an aperIent is needed
They aro exceedingly mild in their operation.
producing neither nausea. gripping, nor debillty.
In all cases they will DO found a safe and SIM
p's remedy yet sll powerful for the removal OF
diseases. whether chronic or recent, Infectious or
otherwise. IHey 90 not Fehoet we SSS'e'h Hao's
o be affected by any changes OF tempeFatnre-
. rhe very cause. or occasion OF the bnlnaa frame
being affected Tvs colds and coughs Is removed by
their use. Therefore, they may be used at All
times md seasons without damage. and change OF
5.e; and any extra care is unnecessary
I These Pills are for sale IN every county IN this
S,,tc At o5 ronts per box, and may he had of the
following agents II & L. 5. Williams and
! II Oates Druggist, Charlotte Pharr & Wallace
! and PnifeT s. York, Concord, n c,
gE,Wo Apprentices 10 the Printing Business
Is wanted al tins Othec.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
by and u.h the Gdrice and consent Of The
Nsuafs

By and nah tie Gdrics and eOnstn..f The
Senate.
David Tod, OF Ohio, Envoy Extraordi.
mary and Minister Plenlpoienliary near his
Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil, rice Hen.
~ A. Wise, recalled al his own request.
John X. Clay, Charge d'AiIhlresal Peru.
Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenlpotcniia-
~ to has Majesty the King ot France.
George ". Hopkins, Of Va, Charge d
Aiialres Of the United States 10 the Queen
Of Portugal.
MAJOR GENERALS.
Thomas Hart Benton, Of Missouri.
William Cumming, Of Georgia.
BRIGADIER GESERALS.
George Cadwaladcr, OF Pennsy lyauia.
Enos ID. Hopkins, Of New York.
Franklin Pierce, Of New Hampshire.
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A. NEW DEGREE OF RELATIONSHIP

A NEW DEGREE OF RELATIONSHIP
We saw, yesterday, recommendation
written by an lush trend Of ours, in favor
OF a young gentleman who is an applicant
for commission III the army. Among OH
or things, he says -" My friend, Mr'
-, is closely connected with the Pres.
iden,, his father haring fought Il duel 'cih
one Of The Folks ~
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Wxsya<szxs-E1 II fksA
1gHsa b AlaAss
81 rs 5 j

Have been happily used for the cure Of the Fsrer
and Agut, with the most eminent and invariable
success Dr. Tyler has Lately received from the
West. where It's disease prevails to considera-
ble extent, induJtaJle proofs that his medicines
are in high estimation there, as speedy and Ell
iectua cure Of it.
No instance has ever come 10 the knowledge
Of any of his Agents, where these medicines
have failed to break the ehili in fsrer and ague.
after the third dose, In fact the second dose IS
generally sufFicien, fer the purpose and By fol
lowing a course Of the Pills as recommended, tho
person affected may not only be permanently se-
cured against turthc- attack Of the disease, but
will enjoy far better health than at amy period
previous to the sguc for This medicine regulates
ones stomach and nervous system, and thus 81
course eradlcatcs even the seeds OF the disease.
AsrSrs-H q. Il Ii ;, Williams, Charlotte
and Pbifsr & y urk Concord, y. c.
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,bis point. This will DO a bold movement,
but : Characteristic of Urea, who IS a
nromp, aud decided officer. IL however,
81. force consist only of cavalry, we do
rot apprehend ANY serious Consequences
C,om an attack on Matlmoras. The great
fear is, that they may intercept our com
munlcaiions along the river, and t., road
from Matamoras aud Camargo to Monte.
rev. We trust, however, that Gen. Scot,
who seems TO be mo'lng with great eau.
,;on and prudence, will not weaken our
farce. on the Rio Grande, SO as to expose
our lines 10 be easily broken, aud the hard
earned results Of mos, expensive cam.
naipn thus be lost TO our arms.
MATAMoRAS THREATENED
The Editors of the Delta say that since
the above was written. they have seen a
later from a Mexican officer, written in
Great confidence and secrecy, stating that
Zen. Urea had been ordered to march on
Malumoras, aud vas already on the road.
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DIED

Suddenly. IN MARSHALL county Mississippi, On
tie SIN ultiu,o, MIR. va u. TODD, abou. -
years Of age, son Of Capt. Jas A, Todd, Of this
county
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rANnL.N MARcILa


COTT0N.--Tho receipts have been very heb,
and prices without change. since our So q1a.
tatious. . to cts. Tie steamers news OF ar.
cline, has had Ittle OF effect upon the Charles
ton market Camden Journal
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WHY WONT He ANSWER I

We put a few searching questions shor,
time since to the learned Thcban who
gIinds al the Organ. Among others was
a small ,peerins about the reason Why tile
EdIor Ol the " Standard did not sigu the
recommendation tU HE Governor for the
appointment II Lieut.. Col. Fage. We
strongly minated that Mr.. Wilder adyls.
cd t,m not to DO TIA, ,hing-.ut to hold
himself back, to be ready TO attack the
appointment.
That Custom H. Wilder. E,q. adrised
I'm. " Holdca. E.g. NOT 10 sign The r..
commendGtioa II Col. Tdso, BAT 10 hold
hnpcT IN rcadiness 10 dHd,k the appoint.
mtHt IN The Staaddrd Us precisely what
.e tend to inliEate--Nhit We aver Ia
be irue-aud What we can Prore 10 be true
If The word OF a Democrat high IN OF.
fee, can be taken for tie truth.
VIII the S,dudard" " give Us his trpe-
rience IN This nalterl We do not wish IL
iniruJe bu, really, really, we should like
an aus ,cr.-RuL Register I'd instant
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ERANING located st Pioneer Mills, respect,
d Il fully or.rs his Professional services TO the
citizens 10 the vicinity.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.

TIE NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
The Brig Samuel y. Got 20, TO sen on
Thursday afternoon ll-t, bound FIR BrasoS
Santiago With three companies on board,
VIZ: i, Wayne, Capt Roberts, {, Ca.
harfus, Capt. Shl>e u, 1aucy, C,Pt.
Bialuck. Mayor Stokes went with them
IN command.
The Schr. Harrison Pace went dusu
To Smdh>ilIc on Monday last, and 70, a.
way yesterday, probably, with companie,
II, New Hanover, Capt. Pllce, and |
Cumberland C,pt. Kirkpatrick, on board
Iius vii leave but two companies u
SIN lhule, 1, Ca:well. Capt. Williamson
and 9, Rockingham, Capt. Henry. These
wIl embark N the course OF three or iouf
day ia the Schr. Florida We understand
ihai Col. Pains designs taking passage in
the Florida.
James Coyugtou, a private in the Rock
tnahdm company, died on Sunday night
Of congestion OF the BRAN. Another vol,
un,ecr died on Monday, but we have not
been able to learn his name, nor to whi;
company he belonged VA. Chronicle.
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COLUMBIA, MARCH 4.


COTTON The market {, gIi'e duN very it,
tie coming ~. We quote ,&iremrs. : To- log --
FLOUR. 81 3 to -. CORN " u - cents --
Tempsyaucs .IaeJc1tc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30

BosToS, March "a, lsly
The 1smpeaSce &orenent in Bostom--Cssnso and
Confusion.
Tbs Yankee emporium presents gloomy aspect 10
day. the rain pouring down In torrents prscudinQ all
business transactions out doors Next week, however,
should the weather be propous thriving times may be-
expected The spring trade is expected to op.n with
uscommon lveliness and at much earlier peri,d than
usual
The Senate have rejected the bill mskng II q penal
offence to sell ale beer, cider &c. SO much for the
ulra mevementso Of Utorisn reformers.
The theatres have done slim business this weok
owing to the nolemen, weather and the bad condition
of our streets, rendering locomo.ion any thing bu,
agreeable.
Last night we had quite row at Feneuil Hall oriai
mating in the late perGecuo of the liquor dealers The
meeting called 10 discuss the license law; and
large assembly convened, ~ is customary such 90.
casions The renowned champion Of tbs Temperance
Deacon Grant, called the meeting 10 order and
proceeding with an hsrsngue, when cries Of "Cha
and other msllihuous sounds made tho we'll In
nng; and such a time the b'hoys have not had for a
long while The deacon, fuolly, concluded 10 organize
the gssemby and esired the nomination Of chairman
when from all parts OF tho nall resoundei the name Of
Peter Brigham, the wei! known proprietor Of Con,
cert Hl himself s'aunca ee;o,sier, slihouga dealer
IA the " crtur"
On taking the chair the "Msjorp was greeted With
thuadeis Of applause being toe first time he had ever
presided alta WashingtoDiaD meeting Several legal
sussonsts ihBn attempted TO obtain hearing but an.
succcsciuy tfemc nGous maj rity were In favor OF
mud, modernle and persuasive measures. A MIR. Nc.
lure well known for his advocacy Of unpopular
iorms was listened to patiently as he disclaimsd sll
ympethy with the harsh, vindic,ive treatment which
poroc OF the temperance community endesvoripg 10
metz to those who are engaged in tho ,ranac Ca
the Whole, richer tmo hos seldom been Witnessed Ia
The old cradle OF ery, as tho storm ragged without
less than the tempest PREVAILED within.
80 much for lie IN Boston Hurroh for Yankee blue
laws! HlYAH,
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FLORENCE HOUSE

NO. AGO BJ0odlrdy, corner Walker Street, ~ I.
xyA JOHN FLOHENLE, IT,, has now completed Lis
I for opening to the public at the elegant
has expense erected, Hotel be conducted
Eu osan plan Ia addition to the commodous Restaurant
ths hoors aeoye spenddy furnished with every modern
Improvement IN furniture, oTaton &C. Besides these
are snaler apart similarly furnished for the
noda ION OF individually OF small parties where (aa il
by carte on tie plan alluded attached to the establish
pebt tenifance quite distinct from with the public
parment some bedrooms single double with
elssaa paflors Interchangeable hole forming first class h,
tel for gentlemen be conducted scale Of
ani s.commoda oa bithcIt unattained ~ ths country
" truss that VI Ia
pubic that hs aIder s wines indeed his entire cult
deyadn will be Of tho kiad and
he invites gentlemen who DESTROYS of sane time
obniln ICONS 81 board or either separately cali upon
I'm az above Where he will be happy to afford them every
mrut n2 imsrc
March a 1877. 49, ."
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