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For Sale.

fM'nE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
as Tie taidu Place: containing two thousand eight
h"itd -, o"u acres about 9ur cleared land and
lhc bdahcc VIII tmbcrCd aud the wlc mostly rich al
IH'Gl bottom. On the farm good aud substantial two
story BRICK house, douhc brick kchcn BRICK smoke house
smith shop and wagon making shop and negro quarters
sufficient To accommodate iiy suvuuN.IVr handS There
S avs" on r place good cotton gu house, and Press aud
an excellent horse m aud cribs bnrn> aud stables The
''ddo river munudrs through the whole length Of the
tract. There well ui never tug tHd excellent water
dd garden "' There several good suugs the place.
HNI very bud NuIN bua't sprng alb Wt - inrls
l'h"u-y The VI trry Road, the great western thorough.
!Hrr 90 Texas Iuu~ bN the mousse TINS hci cht
and most desirable place, IN south western Arkansas Il
Is situate about hn' mIcs from ArkadgIpha, the county
trNuuI CLARK county.
NEo, OH" ihuu-u two hundred 2ouI acres in another
farm wing IN pllA, county Arkansas, the Oulchut
k''H nHNglbir stream, partly b'tll, nud partly m
"hI wan ~\N "t seventy acres opened. I'll WiuniJuOf
persons lntcndng 10 settle Arkansas is invited To these
lands.
N-, Thousand and nriv Gulo. acres. Of superior
Black lands situated N C.uk county, muirunirl on the
Can" aud tGtn Railroad l.nr, aud uir, from water
nav CATION, iu' acres cot hls lr,i cleared irud.
Aom, u'ho luudI"d DnIn uur~3 hur m tHrl COUNT,
about hl bottom and hElt up.nj. nine M 'c. from unirr
rNHllon, aud t'ur m.lu- rum lsh Road ur Oar hun.
dIra 0,u.H Hvrt. Ol Ih,. Tract uprun,i land.
Also, on, thousand llurc hundred aud forty Oaiol acres
hmg ~ ,I"lN county, hHt rich hutuul nUl 0pur-
ct, and The htuur, good upland
Also, one Thousand :" ght hundred .np acres. living in
'huh county, iu' acres "p'uri mostly uch hrituu, lands.
nni not subject tunwd,rup.
NJ the "b ''r bands ulr finely Iuhrrri and Wari,i.
For l"thrr pol culars apply to.
". + : HNRKMAN
Jon. -, $50 H-,c
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r EATIIER FOR SPRING TRADE, WHOLE


- SALE AND RLTAII"-We respectfully inform our
friends and c public that have large aud most
excellent >rI If Leohey and F-sdings, for The Spring
Trade which We sill sell MS low any other establishment
south Of New York and for less price han they be had
eve. 'hefr expenses Of travelling freight, &c, considered
All {" our purchases having been made irup, the lmpor-
tcrS and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage oi receiving Leather regularly fium
lahhr places II ~ cur power In sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish buy sc by giving our stock
an examination and We believe shall be able To please,
both as to price and quality. Below cnumelpe of
the lcadirg articles viz
go dozen of Cnwf0rds Cali Skins (ths maker had the
premium awarded To him the Worlds Fair held in
London in lS5l)
40 dozen French skins best quality
40 American Calf Skins
30 6 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 MOruccO Skins,
500 Sides Oak Tannc, and Ilcmlock Sole Leather,
90 Band Leather
i@sls 'ooi-TIcc Shcc and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' TuulS
Also. Sewcd BrngTns Of manufacture warranted
TO give Satisia' on aud many other articles too numerous
Sadd'cry. r a a r n Eopn
- A.. D. Wepay the highest price in cash for Green and
DRIED Hides delivered TO Is at our Store
Petersburg, May s. 1852. tf
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THE W EEKLY STAR,
THE WASHINGTON CITY NEWSPAPER FOR

rs THE WASHINGTON CITY NEWSPAPER FOR
persons at distance to take. lis prumptnesS and
liability concerning Washington Affairs, and with Reference
tO other matters of which information cCnIrcs at Washing
ton has secured for The Daily Star immense circulation.
The Weekly star contains NIL news appearing in the daily,
capital 1aes for the fircsidc, &C. &c FERNS The Daily.
g. 30 per annun The Weekly % per To Clubs,
The Weekly is mailed addressed to each person. at 81 per
nnnum. Subscriptions paid in advance.
Politically, The Star is southern Rights,
Address W. d. WALLACll, Publisher Washington City.
Nov. ~, 1856. loft
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INSANE ASYLUM.

Nr Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APART
IL menis now ready Tor the feep'"h o' Az PATIENTS
Those Who have charge insane and desire to place
,hcm in the institution, will apply to the Physeian and
Snnernendent T. C. Fisher at Ralegh, before bringing
tbe patient To the institution 49,
Tbe Board of Directors refer to the 9Th chapter, l7th
.c,ion image s6) of Revised Code for the legal require
menis necessary be complied with in order to ensure
adn,ission of State (or ndigcnt) patients
For the admission Of paying patients reference Is made
10 sot section of chapter page So o Revised Code
As a State patients required to undergo eNainina-
t;on ms 10 their insanity previous to admission such eNn
nn,ion will be held Raleigh, where some of the members
of the Board are to be found. go
Tie S,crs of the several Counties will please notice
the of the l4 section Of the 9Th chapter in
relation 10 their duties connected with the law.
II il expected that apartments for large number OF pa
tents will be finished in the of few weeks, as the
work upon them being prosecuted us rapidly as cir
cumsances will admit. Notice of their readiness will be
given through the public press. ,,,,.ro,
G. W. M0RDECAI
THOS. d. HOGG,
Ex. Committee Of Board Of Directors.
Raleigh, March |, lsid. 3o-if.
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NEwPUBLICATIoNs.-Mrs kirkands Memoirs
IN Of Washington, with Illustrations.
Marrying Too Lately the Author of "Peer Sehe-
men in Amorca. .
Miss Warmers Popular Book-The Hills OF the Shle-
nue.
Three New Juveniles Scdgem0or or Home Lessons.
Douglass Farm--A Story of Life, in NirgniH
Stories of An Old Maid.
Commodore Perry's Expedition 10 Japan Colorod En-
cravings Maps &c. tGOv,rnment edition.
Knncs' Arctic Expedition 9 vols Library sheep.
The Rifle Axe, and Saddle Bags, aud other Lectures
Ry VIM Henry Milbnrn
The Modern whi,;ield-S -Slrmons of the Rev II Spur
geon Of London.
Pnc and l--Ily George W. Curtis
Scenes and Incidents on the Paics and in Mexico-By
Josiah Gregg.
Rccolections of a Lt-Tme-By s. G. Goodrich, author
Of Peter Parleys Tales.
Rome Papai and Christianity D.. DcSanctis d u.
Adventures in the Wds Of America BY I.annan, with
illustrations
McFingal, Modern Epic Pocm-By John Tmmbull,
LII. ID.
Life and Times of Cranncr.
luthpr
Home and the World.
MlA,rinicia A Thousand Pleasant Things y,
For sale by H. D. TURNER,
Nor-Carul,ua Book Store.
Jan. 9,1sj7. r.
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W W. GUESS.
Ia la

Wumyoru>, y G., January vs., l,j7.
Nv ACCORDANCE WITH \ RESOLUTION PASSED
by the sUchpdrr, # III" Wilmington and Manchester
iH9lroad Company, w their ninth annual meeting on the
i1h "f Noyrubrr hsta sp,cal meeting will be- hrd at Ma
ron e. H., ). C., IN Tuesday III" 18th uf Frbruy. ls5i
WI. \. WALkl.R SccN.
January ~, lsIi. lH-Id,
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NOTICE,

EtsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE At MY
~ Gruccy Store the north SIDE ut market square, n
fresh supr ul Rec and Mua>scs, Java and Rio Coffee,
Crush, row cred and C0ice Sugar of different grades,
Ground and Grain Pepper Ailspcc, Cooking Soda Cheese,
Sa Sperm aud Adannntine Candles. Soap Srgurs, Smu-
king and Chewing Tobacco Sole ard Upper Leather, and
many other Articles usually kept in Grocery all of which
will be sold low they be bought IN the City Oi
Raleigh Dry Hides and all kinds Of country produce will
be taken in exchange for Goods the highest prices Call
and examine for yourselves. -
]. j. FERREII.
December so, 1856 l2-tt
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Ee EVISED CODE, PRICE 81 co. POSTAGE
Mo when sent by mail 10 cents. For sale by
W. l.. POMERGN
Also. the Revised Code interviewed. few copies uuly
in this form remaining. 50 ~.
W. l., y. keeps also constantly on hand Jones Digest
Enons Forms, lrcdcll Executors. aud Law Books ron
orally particularly those required TO be read for County
and Superior Court License
JuuuIrv l., lSif. IL
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kNILun, January -, 1851.
IN PURSUANCE or TlE ACTION OF THE An.
Nlh Meeting Of the y. e. " l. COMPANY held on
the iltl u- the Board of Directors at a meeting un the
Ih MT 'oNicd an assessment ui per all uncN-
prrd Premium Nocr the urcc on the Isl ,Iny ui Juy
l''d, aud M n',c -mrn, "t PEE cent u tune. prud
Premium note. in the uilcy rlr1 18th ia, II Ju .G
IINLnLN =. SNllTll Sr,,N-
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge.

MAY DE FOUND COFFhE SUUAK, ADMANTINE
lVH and Tallow Candles, Nails of n s2cs for
use Crockey and tin oi all sizes and shapes snuff and
Tobacco and Cigars Meal and Flour, Corn and Peas and
Shoes and small assortment of Dry Goods and Candies,
aud many other things commonly found in grocery; all
Of which will be sold Cheap for cash or Country Produce
for which the highest market prices will be paid
W. W. WOODED.
April 90, 1856. 45--.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

NTOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FORTY AD-
~ DlTl0NAL PATIENTS can now be received in the
Asylum.
Applications can be made to the Physician and Supcn
tenden EDWD G. FISHER.
Raleigh, April 4,h, 1856. 4l-E
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& 4 X ROLL HOUSE,
oh wad some power the gjilic gi'c us,
To see OursclS ns iihcIs srr rs"

= q
en- he grwRcL
VER. MALLON, OF THE FIRM,) HAS J"Sr
VE returned from the Northern cities where he acquitted
and most approved HoiHN 2y,,0H1j ol Transferring H.. %
man face divine to GLASS, II, al Ha no'ogt c.o known
rs l"bro'&pes Also, pictures ON Ivory winch cuuu b.
surpassed.
Don forget that we color Ambmtyrrs as "oiuu' atLh,
and warrant a likeness.
Keep large assortment of hagucuco,pc nni AM
hf0iirc stock nn hand which will BE- sold to The Trade at
the lowest cash lricS.
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Fzz1 .~7007E7z72
SEVENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
And 1000 Acres of Land for Sale.
Sa7e on TueslaN. WarcA tAe Sa, I8i

tf"fe 'N IHfNtTV, 4NNTcH tHe on, lODi
A n AGENTS OF MARY COLLINS, EXECUTRlX OF
The last viii and testament Of The late Michael Collins
dtcd we shall offer for sale the late residence Of Michael
Collins, decd, one mile Northwest Of Ridgewar Warren
county, 90 likely negroes devised in his viii TO be sold on
credit Of twelve months bands to bear interest date,
and satisfactorily secured.
The abnve negroes are mostly Young aud yerv likely
Upwards of Sp between the ayes " aud IS Among hem
isa Shoemaker, Carpenters. blacksmith Cooper, and
hrsritc Miller and an old family weaycTsood Cooks &C.
We shall also sell, a credit five wears, bonds br
ing interest from dac and Ia bc satisfactorily secured
ln'ercsi to be pad annually all his Ind consisting OF
four racs NGbusl creek the Granville line,
crn nnl S'l acres with valuable Grist MN. which has
yielded toll Of inr barrels Of per Another
tract uf - acres, situated mites north nf Rgrway
hHv uh rnllupon il, its manuiaciury equal toany
mil ~ r state Also another irct, known as the Cas-
wen Drake tract continuing between and hundred acres
Also that very desirable res dcnce aud Of land
which the deceased lived, containing about l6 The
three last tracts adon aud cuuld be arranged suit pur-
cha,erS, though the property will be cxpnsci publicly.
These farms are all situated in healthy aud pleasant
section o Warren county, c. and in wealthy and highly
Intelligent EeiglIb0rh1odS These lands nrr peculiarly
adapted To the grwth Of Tobacco Wheat; aud Coru Each
Tract has improvements upon them; the first and the last
namcd have very comfortable dwelling houses, and every
necessary nut-hnuSr Hc
IrIsunS desiring 20 purchase any all of this proper
~ mill address W T Culms. ,ur further particulars, ut
hllrs, or /. &. Collins Rdgrwav
The lands can b' shown those who may wish to examine
lhrn by applying Ia the ENccurN either Of her Agents.
An age may pass before such opportunity is offered in
real estate Tor sale.
WV T. COLLINS. ,
a.
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.


yENUE SuBSClBER INFORMS PLANTERS AND
y Farmers that he has obtained from John kakpllrick
Esq, Of tins county, his crop u seed Of this vaIub plant
u the prpUrtics ui which said To b, follows:
First An acre Of the stalk, properly cultivated VIII Nc'd
from 4nu To 'pj gallons II pure syrup equal The best
New Orleans.
Second II surpnsscs all other plants for fodder nnd for
feeding green to cattle or hogs, account rii guu
abundance "i slry juice which contains aud when ,rwu
IN close drills yields an immense crop Of fodder
Third II is certain aud prolific crop that planters
may be sure Of succeeding with Il syrup plant any
where South Of the state Of New York.
THIS seed is offered for sale packages snic rnt to plant
hall an feet feet, al 81 per package II
by NAL, 80 must be addcd To pay po>ingr
SAML j. lllNSDNLE
Fayetteville, &C..
Jan II, 1857. III. .swlul
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ArPREUENDED.-wA ATK-

HpUNAWAY ArPREI!ENDED.-WA ATk-
h q kN up and committed the jail Of Randolph county,
y. c. ncgru boy who calls himself Henry, and says that
he belongs Anderson Wills, Of Ca-wc county, " c.
that he Runaway from his master Al the iadkn river while
he his way Alabama. Snid boy appears 10 be II
i wears old, about feet inches IN height and
weighs about 35 lao bs buCk, and had on when taken
old wool hat. two coats vest, and pair pants all
woolcn and good deal worn. The Is hereby noti-
fled forward, prove and identify his negro accord
ing to law and take him away.
j. W. STEED, Sheriff.
November 9Th 1886. tim.
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a VALUABLE GIFT, FOR Any SEASON,
n and Of permanent value, i. Wcb,tcr's Unabridged
Dictionary.
\ necessity for every educated man." ."LD BaOuGuAN
Also, Websiers School Dictionaries
For sl'chy
W. l.. POMLH0Y.
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November 9Th, 1886.


NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
" SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, \. THIS
Company iusuTcs the lives ui individuals for year. term
wears, for life the Mutual PRINCIPLE, the assured
for e participating in the profits of the Company. For
policies granted for the whole OF life, when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts 10 s3u note may be given for
half the amount of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which MI losses have been paid
present great inducements to such disposed 10 IN.
SLAVES are insured ,r term of from five years.
for twu-hirds their value.
All losses are paid within 90 days after satisfactory proc
Is presented. "
DIRECTORS
CHARLES f. JoiS>ON, WV. W. liOLDES,
WV. b. HhYWoOD, WV. u. CooHE,
JAMES + JuRnNN Il. II. BATTLE,
QuNTIN BusEEE, wv. II. JnNLs,
II. W. lIrsrrp, +. +. PIscuD,
vs.. II. MCkEE, SEATuN GALES.
CHARLES u. ROuT.
OFFICERS.
Dir, CHARLES L. Johnson, Pr,Sid'Bt,
WILLIAM u. IINYwooD, I,ce lrcsoi.Nt.
JonN q. WILrIAHs, Src,tiarg
WILLIAM II. joss, EtisNrer,
H. W, luSTEp, AHorHtA
CHARLES Il, Johnson, VI. ID. / NsiicGi
WILLIAM II. MckRE, NJ y. EpildG If
Rlcup y. lIWwOoD NJ. D. Concentration.
H. II. BATTLE,
W. W. llOLnN, Executive C0a-
CnNGLys I. RooT, mitte
For further information, The public referred TO the
pamphlets and turns "i proposal which may be obtained
al the Office Of the Company, orany ofts Agencies.
Communications shuud be addressed, post paidD to
JOHN c. WILLIAMS, Secy.tdry.
July 10, 1866. Go
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WV. T. COLLINS, ! ,.,,,
T, {, COLLINS. AE'"'H'

=
= The Register, the sentinel Elisabeth City, tie Tar.
hun"l NHulhvmrr hHuNbug ENrr,s, Fayetteville Ob.
server and y ..mwg"u Herald, will each coly weekly al
saLr. and .,mN MI. 30 sLb.yrlhnr..
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TNHEWING TOBACCO. THOSE WHO ARE
~ fond Of the t, and have not chewed our Tpbacco,
are missing great tr II Is generally believed we nave
the best in town. Call aud try qud at ..,
PESCUD 4 GATLINGS.
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NNrIrTE LEAD AND oIL-wE OFFER FOR

NNHTTE LEAD AND OIL!-WE OFFER FOR
Wv sale, AT low rates,
10000 pounds White Lead of various brands
BOO gallons l,i,s,cd Oh,
200 SptS Turpcniinc,
100 Cupa aud Japan N1ruish,
loo Cotton Seed oil,
5u0 lbs Vcnctiai, Red,
900 Spanish Brown,
800 Iillargr,
200 " pa Black,
200 Tca dc Sccna,
200 Umbcr,
$40 yellow Ochrc,
100 Nandykc brown,
Aud large stock oi all the usual kinds of paint used here
Our stock is replcnscd from week week to supply the
demand and our prices compare Eivurablv with those
charged in Petersburg Norfolk aud Wilmington
PESCUD " GATLING.
March II, 1886. G--
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HNINE JEWELRI, BREAsTPINS. EARRINGS, FIN
ger.mEs, Chains, Seals and Keys, &C.
j. c. PALMER
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RrpsaL, l,.uot Eu.t T.. u.
Henderson Co.., No. Ca.
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North Carolina Book N stationery store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


Jan l5, 1857.
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DAMON AND PYTHIAs m New CAsr-MAs-
sA GREELEY AND MASTER DAN SICKLEs.-Oar
amiable and irty faced contemporary Massa
Greeley of the Tribune, is loud in his sympathy
for Master Dan ckles, whose bright name, it
seems, has been omitted in the announcement of
meeting where he was to deliver an GRAFTON on
the manners and morsls of young politicians
The sympathy between Damon and Pythias in
the old classic times was natural, and go Is this
1t might be expected that the thousand dollar stool
pigeon Of Matteson and bis friends-who were
turned out Of the House of Representatives
would very naturally sympathise With the Eve
hundred dollar referee of the Lowber swindle held
up to public scorn and execration by Jude Roose
welt But we are not hard hearted. IF Master Dan
Sickles intends to address an assembly of his
fellow citizens, we will suggest to him few
coed points for his speech. Let him describe
bow young politician may make a sensation in
public life BY introducing improper women into
respectable society in a legislative gallery Let
him show how an Indictment for fraud or for
gerry in a deed helps amazingly an ambitious
young man to rise at Tammauy Hall Let him
paint, in the most glowing colofs that his elo-
queDoe can depict, how a young cadet of Tamma-
ny may enjoy the spoils of Office through an
untried Indictment for theft from Pos. Office.
In sbert, there's no end of interesting topics
which Master Dan Sickles may not use in poll
teal discussion, and treat so eloquently as to
give him even stronger claims upon the sympa.
thy of bis new friend-Massa Greeley, the phlo-
sophie thousand dollar stool pigeon of o. B. Mat.
tesOp
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Nav ORLEANS Dot 3, 1887.
Cofon-yales 10 day 500 bales There an i'm.
proved demand. Pricei are arm Exchaagcs unset ed.
BtprAio Oct Cd n
Fovr nrmer ralss COO Ibis Al 81 ~ o. or ortrs Illinois
and Irdsrs, and 81 20 o. so for douse extras wheat
rm; sAes acc ah,ls 81 81 Nc for hwa lse olab Aed
poc for mix Vi Ohio. Corn steady racs 900 bushes 81
$50 0us nrm ., $40 whstey dull al $50. rregns
dsl-7ko 80 for corn 70 Aib.uy and Troy Laks i'm.
po9s for the 4s hou~ ending nj 10 iayeooo ole Il
-four GOO bushels OF vtcat, 900 bushels n oats Ca
nal sIpors- 5000 buhca Of whea, 81 900 bushels q
csrp mostly 70 tide vsc.
0swsGo, Octobcv s, 1867.
Flour lover and dull whss--Cncsgo spring held al
eoc, With limited Irqriry al sec a $40 CON da ami
unchanged; rales small PARCELS al Gee. Lass impotts
1900 bushcls wheat; a, eco bushels barley; 500
busheis rye canal EXPORTS, 80 bbls hoar; 200
bushels y heat; 1aeco bushels com.
CmcAao, oct. s-sP.M
Floar firm. salcs si 50 90 ~ wheas scsive, Al 73c.
Cern resdy. nAis quiet sbipmsIis 70 8an.S-3o0 oar
iels four eco basheis vhes' tao0o bushels corn.
Shipments 70 Os-ero4o eco bsrros aoug. wheat
Rsoepts ,oosy-24oo barrels nour, % 90 ousses Wheat
81 900 busheli cos.
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Cossrrs or rHs Usy,p srsrn N srrIco The Prc-i.
dent substitute Of hercl hes srsued the er9nav - Tho
flo sing Anne loan Corsua and Vice Oonsuls 10 sha,
pubiic--Cbsrlcs webster, ~ Consul 10 renusntepoc;
George L. Nscmsnus, a. vice Covsul In 1hihusnia: A.
rerra, - Vice Oonsul In San Luis Potos and william
Denman, ~ yioe Consul In Acapulco.
Hon Louis kctane IL no- lying extremely al ai his
residence In BALTIMORE. HIS Physicians eusertan hope
Of his recovery.
Amorg The distinguished uesropoilan Hcel
wl be ooile.a NE tolo,ns1aoa wS y 9wa csif,r
seo scro c c.sc wsiss .sa family ua SSs
per and va DO Mr. sps sr. Gray DO ossre i.,so ma
iorsisi slas e.srsi. Js:s:os a. @i'e SPIN
Wal Plumrsr p md wife yats States army G O. Usi
PROM New ore.rs end Hsvans IN steamship rab.wbs-
Mr. Fer se.op srd ssrva,. sonyc.s sr' Pirs son
,,.. urios I.dy sd 500, o.ye jose M.ri,oln 20
and sy ". 80 scss . ss
ss,ss~ Gilbert M Hugo sosssshop " sop.r gcss.os
5osr iye1; sns B.moo " j.m. ssuss a w srjoss
si's % = va M: :n =.
ssr.s Rev Andrew NJ JON ~ ride NJ rye.
ss sos s ..S cs ~ s .s 70 .,s @
don ~ snss, s.ms si.s Gsm@i srs srsu,on W..
C.d.e1 W Jane. ssIuo.h NJ Jsms. ouuam. Mrs Field
NJ s.hn Smith Mr. Tboe a hulen, Mr. william RoF and 100
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-06

GES. Pillow AND GEN. HTCHcocE- DoN'r
irT THEM CoNE TOGETHER We publish to day
violent letter from Gen. Pillow against Gen.
Hitchcock, and another very unceremonious sort
Of letter from Gen. Hitchcock concerning Gen.
Pillow. From these two letters, Il will be seen
that the original question at issue TO wit, Gen.
Pillows declaration in reference TO the alleged
bribing Of Santa Anna by Gen. scott-hs de-
generated into mere interchange Of offensive
personalities. With these personalities We have
nothing 70 do, except 10 express our regret that
margin OF ten years for reflection has proved
too short sn interval for the settlement of the
rivalries, jeslouses, MISUNDERSTANDING bicker-
ibgs quarrels, &c, among the officers Of Gen.
Scoit's army before the city of Mexico. We
think, too, that az Gen. Scott has interposed and
settled the main question touching the Santa
Anna bribery allegations Of Gen Pillow, there is
nothing LETT Of Gen. Pillows original letter OF
any special interest to the public Certainly the
public have no particular anxiety to know what
Gen. Hitchcock and Gen. Pillow think of each
other, beyond what is already known. II il a
pity, however, that these belllgerent gentlemen
cannot be brought before one Of the Naval Courts
Martial now in session at Washington for thus
they would have an opportunity 10 produce
their witnesses and their vouchers uuil they had
enough Of it, and without INJECTING their personal
grievances upon the community. II il only as
part Of the supplemental history Of the Mexican
war ttSt we publish these exchanges of sulphur
ard saltpetre between Gen. Hitchcock and Gen
Pillow and because, when two men or two
women are engaged 10 q street quarrel, all their
neighbore like TO hear what II going on.