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AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
{Cor.er Of Maia asd FrOat stvssss.3
|E. r. TURN Err.
HAS Just received from New Yosk
ana Boston. 4 eenesaI assuse0sse - 0o01lo0
and 81 MINER G&)ODS-sessessd exyssa1 -
this ..skee, and viii be sod at se<tscsd -
The following are among the goods ssssSss6:
DR. q BOD 8.
Cloths, cassimescs and sattineits sf 1sesy
color, quality and price; valencss, 0ss-
sa,l!cs, elk, satin, and bOmhasin veMnse3
800 piece. calicO-assossed; Light and dlek
Qinahams; printed n.usins; black, wAjss
and green cause wells, black lace b.;
chally herman; silk; sewing silk: eaUes
and fancy dress h'dk'fs; plain aid figured
Swiss muslins, book do, PLAN aud esues-
barred do iaconets and csmbrics; Greciaa
and hobhinett laces and foosings. shssed 4
|bobhinet laces and edginge; gaoee -
lussrine ribbons-assoesed; white sad honek
Italian Grape; crape lisse; hOok 0salas
h'dk' "a, pongee and silk flsgg dot white
and colored worsted and cotton hosiesy-
corded skirts grode-naps. grode-xins, ltal-
ian, sinchew and sarsnet silks; bo0basiseo,
bombazetts and c,rcassiaos; beavesssens;
bangup cords; Mexican mixtures, Ro0ea
do. blue drills; stormauts; Pittsburgh cord;
brochella; princetta; black blue add greea
Grape camlet; brown French linens; gvass
cloth; blue and yellow nankeene; oeuaio-
jetts; linen diaper; q, z, aud 8 az. eotioa
do, Russia do. checks, ticks, &c.; 10 -
20 bales domestic goods.
Wnreesc0s-e y Cutlery.
Locxs latches, screws, hinges, butts. flss
and rasps, saw sets, rules, gauges, iron q
steel squares, hammer, iron, japan and
brass candle sticks, snu6ers and trays,
brass and tin fossets. screw and drive
knobs, plain and cut glass do, brass com
mode knobs and rings. gun looks, psrcse-
sion caps, ere irons, braas and iron aed-
irons, fry pana, shovels, spades. hoes. trace
and halter chains, anvils, vices. steelyardss
patent balance, homes and scytAe stones,
states. curry combs: Rasors, knives, HALVES
{ and forks, chissels, braces aud bits, draw.
ing knives, hatchets, cutting knives, grass
and corn Soy thes, plane irons, auges.,
lgimblets; hand saws, mill and cross cut do,
sheep shears, carpeuter's ADJ, axes, &c.
! A general assortment Of SCHOOL ADD
lBLANK BOOKS.
A large lot Of SADDLERY and SAD
j DLER'S TOOLS.
! Glass, China and Quecnsrare,
\ IRoN, NAILS AND CASTINGS,
!, BOOTS and SHOE 8 Of all kisds,
i Tuscan and Leghorn Bonnets.
G rec er les.
Orleans and loaf sugar. imperial 4 yossa
hysoh tea. Rio and Laguifa coffee, spice,
pepper, indigo, madden, ginger, rice. &c,
: THE above goods wefe nosely paecAasDd
psevious to the rise Of goods and cas BE sold
low. Purchaser are respectfully invited Il
call and examine the st0ck.
Richmond, April 30, 1896.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Samuel Parker and John
Keenan, is this day dissolved. l will pay
no debt of his contracting after This date.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Richmond, June Is. 1896. 2i:3t
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n = tting ID o siness.
JOHN 41rAer

D ESPECTFULLY informs the inhab-
~ itants Of Richmond and vicinity, that
be has commenced the above business in
the shop formerly occupied by Caleb Shea
ron, where he intends constantly to keep
on hand a general assortment ofFUR and
WOOL fIATS-plain and fashionable, Of
the best quality. Those who please to
favor him with their custom may RELY on
prompt attention to their orders, and oil
!avors gratefully acknowledged.
NIB. All kinds Of Furs and Lambs
Wool wanted. JP.
Richmond, May %, 1896. elf
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1900 REGARD!

THE above reward will be given for
the discovery and apprehension Of the
Person or persons who set FIRE to the
dwelling house and stable of Mr.. MAHLox
CLAwsoN in this place, on Monday night
aSt.
500 Of the above reward il offered BY
the Council Of this Borough, and the other
500 by Mr.. Clawson.
Richmond, June Is, 1896. a.:
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SIR KIRKLAND.
NOTICE is hereby given to those who
have patronized this celebrated horse the
present season, that all dues mnst be paid
exclusively to the subscriber, who has the
horse in keeping.
ANDERSON GRIMES.
Richmond, June Is, 1886. "a 1t.
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Sec. ID. And that the remaining one hu0-
.lred DOLLAR be lard out on that part Of Walnut
street west Of PEARL
Passed and :ppro.ed July 5en, 80
Frassis King Clesk.
An Ordinance 70 Improve the Pebble Square:
Sec 1. - il ordained BY the Bsrgeses and
Doesueh Council Of the Borough Of RichnonA,
Thrt the sun of one hundred aud City 6oilan
be. and the same 10, hereby appropriated, To
Improve the public square, By enclosing the
sams with a substaatial fence and ouch other /
as the council nay direct.
Sec. e. That the above approPnati"e be
expended under the superinteDdence Of the
committee Of public buildings and oarket-
Passed and approved July 5th, 1885
JOHN FINLEY, risst Burgess.
Francis Kisg. Clerk.
An Ordinasasee for the purchase ofa Fire L.
CINE fos the Rorosgh Of Rich@ood:
Sec lst Be IT obtained By the ourGesses and
Borough Council Of the Borough Of Richmond :.
That the sum sfeight hundred dollar be and
the same is hereby appropriated for the Pos-
chase ofa Fire Engine for the use u this Dose'.
20 be paid cut fany monies 10 the treasury not
othsrwiss appropriated.
Sec. ID. That the committee On hre comPa-
nies b and they are hereby suthsuzed to pur.
chase IN esgine sgrseably t. the provisions Of
the 6sst section Of this ordinance.
| Passed and approved July 5th, 1886.
JOHN FINLEY, First Burgea
! Francis King, Borough Clerk.
Al Ordinance for supplying the Borough o.
Richnond with water:
J Sec. Ist. BE il ordained by the Durgesses and
Borough Council Of the Borough Of oschoODd
That there shall be three public wells sunk in
said borough, ave feet in diameter and q
depth snficIent to afford four feet Of standios
water and to be encircled with . stone wall 81
least one leot thick and furnished with goot
Pusps, we'll secured at thstop Ofthe ground e
prevent things from falling in, ~ well a. to car
~ Of the waste water--the outside Of the pumy
stock to range AusA with the outside Of the curl
? stones.
\ Sec. ID. One sfsaid wells to be sunk on Pear
street east side above Main, opposite Lot No y
one on Main street north side, opposite Lot NJ
So; one ON Washington street west side, Oppo
} site Lot No IS.
\ Sec. ID. The public we'll a the set.th end .
the market house, on Pearl street to b repairs
% as to answer tho description Of those provides
, for in the frat section Of this ordinance.
fifty dollars be. and the same is hereby, appro
psiatesl for the psrposs Of carrying the abov
ordinance int effect; which shall Be paid Out Q
any money not otherwise psopsia.ed.
Passed aud approved July 5th, 1886
JOHN FINLEY, First Durgess.
| Francis King, Borough Clerk.
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NEW GOODS.

WE" GOODS.
w. K. & s. T.. FOULKE.
vO E 9 p E C. r F I'll. l. Y inform their
IN friends and the public, that they
have just received from the eastern cities
a fresh assortment of Spring and Summer
DRY GOODSs
Among which are many plain ~ fancy
articles for Ladies ware, never before in
this market; also, great variety Of super
fine and common BROAD CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES; also, the l. anna and com
mon SUMMER CLOTH aud superior new
styled vESTINGS, together with . gen.
eral assortment Of
10 q r 4 ~ q re.
SHOE s, BOOTS, and
Groceries,
all of which they will sell on the mos
accommodating terms.
Richmond. May 18th, 1896.
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Wanted Immediately at the Steam
Mill and Wo,llen factory at Newpor,
Wayne County Iadiana, ten miles NORTH
If Richmond. Constant employ and good
wages sill he given.
OSBORN, REYNOLDS, l. Co.
jiL c,ansh, 30.h 1896 22-n
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THE subscriber offers foe sale
the FARM where be now resides,
lying four mikes north Of Richmond
- The new road opened from the west side Of
Richmond to Newport The place eoatnins II
acsss, with . comfortable Dwelling Houss, oat
heuses. &c also, thriving youog orchard.
Rsssoue visiting 10 purchase . email sARA
Woad do WILL to call and Examine fos the0-
ss1ves. ISAAC b. HAlNEA
6eh mo. 251h, 1896 25tf
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arrived from the east with a large and
g9ocfal ass01tment Of COMES Of :
every kind and descnttoo, also, ~-AI0
Qaeensware, Coffee Mills. Hammer., D9M
sweeping and all other kind Of Brush 4
es, table and ten Spoons, Knives and fosks, Re"
and pocket Knives, a large quantity Of Stocks.
Buttons and patsut Thread, Stocking Of III
kinds, SuPen'iess and Purses, skein aud ball
sewing cotton, tape and cotton cord. sewing
silk, hooks and eyes. 2jO.OO0 drilled eyed nee
dies and great variety "f goods too numerous
to mention.
The above goods will be Sold wholesale and
retail very cheap for CASH-as an determin-
ed 20 60 tofarming soon AZ the goods are sold.
TAUCT1ON every Saturday afternoon nj
O'Clock, (weathes pesmitting,) until all the
goeds are disposed Of.
DANIEL. Y. LENWELL.
op R;ss.s sss 1 "a. ,... Is. as:s-.
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WOULD respectfully inform the pub
W lie that he is manufacturing spring
saddles on q new and durable plan and al
most every article in the saddl:ng and
harness line. His work 10 made in the la
test style. Of the best materials the wes-
tern market presents for sale. He also
keeps fancy travelling trunks. which be
intends 70 dispose of on fair terms: cornes
Of Washinton and Main streets.
All mankind that will justly pay
Their debts when they are due.
Will have no cause to rua away
Frsm home and justice too. l..
Richmond, March 16, 1886. LIT.
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A LIST or LETTERS, remaining m the
Post Office at MILroS, Wayne eousty, Ind,
June ooh, l536-wh,ch if not taken ost within
three months viii b. sent to the General Post
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h Eu1ghum 4 u. S06DOf>
n AVING entered into co pavtnersbip 10
- the Coach making business, would ~
pectfully inform their friends T. the Pablo geo-
orally, that they are now prepared 20 0enslac.
ture Post Coaches, Coaches. Landawa, Diekey
seat and PLAIN Barouohea, Chariotees, Pbastouss
Bnggies, Sulkies, Gig, Dearbosns, plaia cas-
riages, &c. Having erected An establish0ene
suitable to the business, and having employed
themselves they viii re able to finish WORK tos
neatnen and durability equal. ii not superior,
to any done in the western county. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to cslj and e.
anime Cor themselves. Carriages rcpeised -
usual; all orders thankfully received aOd
promptly attended 10. Shop on the corner a
Mann AND Franklin streets, Richmond, Indiana
Ninth month 18th, 1895 Silly
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REMAINING in the Pose O6iee ct Rich
moDd. Wayne county, Indiana, on The
LIST ofJuly, 1896; which, il not takea
out before the Let Of October, 1886.
will be sent to the General Post Office
n dead letfer.
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49, - Of 0Of1ei cO1Of. U8d1c H1Ce> stDA5t
white SPOT the right hisd foot.
no other marks "r brands perceivable; about
"a 1-2 hands high, light made, supposed % b.
year, obi last spring snd appraised to SIS b
Johh Willis and Wi!!ia n, fowler.
The above IS 4 true copy from my book Of
estrays- JOSHUA CANAC J.r
Sei, mo. 18th, 1895. 2S:5~
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REMOVAL.

w. r. & S. l.. Foulke have re-
moved their esore to the north side Of
Main Street, next door east of the BaisD
Richmond, June /. 1886. 22-tf
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FOr President,
-. n. 0ArS5soss, Of Ohio
Cor Vice Presidlenf,
..eis Granger, ofNew York
ELECTORse
rr.,x Albert g. White,
2seeoe Achilles Williams,
- Abraham p. Andrew
49, r1..de.io. Hiram Decker,
- NcCssty.
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Sec. ID. And that the femainil * ono hun-
,lred dollar be lard out on that part Of Walnut
street west Of Pearl.
Pas,ed and approved July 5th, 1886
JOHN FINLEY, First Bsrgess.
Fmssis King Clesk.
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mAFE SENATE.
uENRY HOOVER,
4 ~ BRADBURY.

n REYREsENTATIVt8.
.CuARD J. HUBBARD,
NATHAN SMITH,
CORNELIUS RATLIFF,
SnT BLOOMFIELD,
Joseph CURTIS.
snEnIYT.
SOLOMON MEREDITH,
JACOB X. FISHER.
.oryrY COMMIsIONKR.
THOMAS MCCOY.
III ECTl0N lN 1000
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TAKEN UP. by JAMES

Wspur Of Perry township. Wayne
County, Indiana. on the 9Th day
Of June, 1896. IN estray MAKE
Of a sosrel color. bla1e face. email
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F.. r. TURNER,

HAS just received from New Yotk
and Boston. general assusensos - oeo0lg0
and 81 MINER GOODS-se1se1od exFsoooy -
this .arkes, and will be sosd at Redwood pGloA
The following are among the goods sss.Sss9:
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have been prevented by ind.position from giving

nave pe'h prevented ny innsposltion from gNiie
il an eaflIer answer.
enclose for your information a copy OF the
memorandum Of an official confidence between
the Secretary Of State and the Mexican Min
is'rr, respecting The present state Of affairs
upon Tue southeastern borders Of the United
State. lon vii consider, Il rart of your IN
sirnriious, tle declaration made ~ the Secretary
cfSaia, and Govern Yourself accordingly.
II i, mol the wish of The President tn take adj
vantage 81 present circumstances. aud thereby OBJ
tain possession OF any portion of tie Mexican ter
ritorv. sill. however, the neutral duties as well
as the neutral rights OF the United States will JUS
tfy tie Government IL taking all necessary mca-
sures 10 prevent violation of their territory.
Recent events induce the belief that the Mexican
forces. as well as the inhabitants of Texas, must
be in bgh state Of excitement. IL that portion
Of lie country, tLfre are many ladian tribes
whose imbi,ulI prelspoNit8a TO engage III war IS
wei known, y, also, tier rrck less disregard Of
any oi the claims Of humanity. And from inior-
nation which has reach d the Government, there
is much reason Ia believe that fort, have been
made 10 induce these Indians 10 ioin tue Mexican
troops. may, therefore, vel be, Us YOU antici-
pate, that these various contendng parfe, may
approach our frontiers, and dat the lives and pro-
perry 81 our ,,lilens may be placed in jeopardy.
Should this be- The case, the President approvcsth
suggestion you mahc, and You are authorized TO
take snch position, on either side of the imaginary
boundary line, as may be best for your defensive
operations. You will, however, under n circum-
stances, advance further iiian old Fori Nacogdo-
chca, which Is within the limits Of the United
Staies, claimed BY his Government. But you
will please to observe, that this permission will not
be exercised unless ,on should find such adj
Nanced position necessary, TO afford due security
TO the frontier, IN consequence Of the unsettled
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NEW : FROM NEW ORLEANS.

IT Is dficnlt to know how much or how little to
believe OF III" news which currently reaches us
from the Southwestern border. The two follow
mo paragraphs refer to the same vessels, and to
the same action. The reader will see how ittlc
they agree:
From the " orleans True imerican, iprH Is.
NAVAL ENGAGEMrNr-The Tcxian armed
schooner lnvlncible Capt Brown, fell in with the
Mexican schooner Monlczuma at anchor off the
Brassos Santiago. An. action Immediately took
place, with running fight of several hours which
terminated IN the sinking of the Nontcznma before
she reached the shore II which she was running
When last Scen her Yards were under water She
was preparing to convey 10 Galveston Bay about
2,OUo men; the expedition is now DESTROYED. The
inNhche was somewhat cut in her sails and rio
"ing, but had not man wounded. The fate of the
MoniozumaS crew is not known
from tic Rmietn, otiernoon, same dan.
Since. penning the above, AT Il late haar, we
hav" 'eceived through the Mexican Consul some
additional Information, which We presume
may be relied on. There viii doubtless ie many
'on't'ite'ary statements crown uut Of tn, lis,
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May lj

] BY VIRTUE ola decree Of the circuit snPefio,t
court Of law and chancerv, for the town ;"
lynchburg, pronounced the 2Sth day OF 'aH ,,,.
l9}6, in the suit David l!iCginbotham, panel NJ.
gInbotham and Thomas lIigginboham, LATE ~! w.
chants and partners, trading under he style ana NV
OF y. s d. liigeiubotham *; Co. plfls, against ".
AT Duncan and Mary his wife. William D"h, ca
PhTbc Cameron, widow of John Cameron. dec ~
hccca Goodrich, William Sedd and Abigail his WIN,
detts. The undersigned, who is hereby appon'e'1hs
commissioner for the purpose. will sell, 10 the 'sn
est bidder on the 18th day ofJune next. on the p.n
ses, in Amherst county, near Pedlar Mills the tf''
OF Land. in the proceeding mentioned, containing 9F
wards of two hundred acres on credit of fwt.d
months. Bond and good security will be feqo'''
and the title retained as further security. -,
THOMAS n. EURANh'
Sheriff Of Amherst County, Commission
Nav Ii I'm
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ilf,p QrAnrrRs, " rsrtRN DEPARTMENT,


SrR; arrived at this place on tine .ilh instant,
since which Time have received information from
HaflaeS sources, which eavcS no doubt in my
mind dat a considerable portion of several tribes
81 taI@HN resting aoartcrrotial limits have
zone over to the IcNidn side of the boundary line
between the United States and Mcxico
When to this fact are added the reports daily
received at thi, place, tai the armv Of Mexico.
commended BY the President ST. Ana) in person,
is rapidly approaching in this direction throneII
the centre ii TeNas; that his plan is to pu
10 death all IL finds in arms, and all who do not
yield 10 his dctatiou; that soon rs he comes 10
the section of country occupied by the indians in
question on the waters Of the Trinidad, or Trinity
u'tr they viii unite with hifn in his war of cxter-
minalon and that no boundary line, save such
as they find properly guarded with an efficient
torce will Ne sufficient to arrest the sangunarv ca
reer of these sasages, cannot hut deem my duty
10 prepare for action.
For this purpose have requested of the Gov
ernors of Louisiana and Mississippi and Tennes-
see, each brigade, and of the State of Alabama
a battalion, making altogether three brigadcs and
one battalion; the whole, or as many of them as
practicable, 10 be mounted to repairto this place
A' soon as may b" convenient, by battalions or
companies.
This force, thou. not equal in numbers to tina,
winch II may he my duty to meet in battle. will
enable me at least to secure the confidence of the
frontier settlements, and keep them at home 10
plant their crops; and moreover enable me to in
ilct summary punishment on such of the enemy BY
whom they are now menaced, as may teach them
TO respect us, aud in future to pay more regard
than they seem now disposed pay 10 our rights
and treaties.
shall in the course Of few days address 10
each one of the commanders of the armies in Tcy
as, note ealing their attention to their duties and
'pprzlnG them ot the course which shall pursue
towards them, IN obedience to the orders of the
President OF the United States, should they ap.
nroach Our boundary, or suffer the Indians near
hem Ia Commence hostilitie>. | have notified the
l'"tetnots "i TIE States 10 whom have a,.plinI
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CONGRESSIONAL.
OFFICIAL. pApERS.
Presented h TIE Housr of Representatives. on
fhr III INST. by He Chairman Of the Com
n1ice II HAYS ami H,asy.

fae IN INST, by He Chairman Of the Conn
m6ice u Hays ami H,ans.
MAR UErAnfHr>r, Jan. ., las.6.
Sm: ana instructed b, thc Presi deni to request
thtt you wouil repair 10 some proper pnsition
near tho Western frontier Il 80 Siate OF Loais-
ana. and there assume tic personal command Of
MI the troops Of tho United States who arr or
may be-, rnpio,ei in az par Of the rcgion al ou-
inc the Mexican boundary. II is mol the object Of
this order 10 chan al al tie relations between
Yourself ar1 tia military ,PWtmrn', under Your
command lnl Ia require your personal presence
ut point where pubic considerations demand the
exercise Of errat discretion and experience. IN
order viii be issued auhoal dcly II tie six h re-
eimen', To proceed to fou Jr,up; aud ,hi, iorer,
together with al the troops in The western part Of
Louisiana, ard n Ihc country west af the Misassip.
pi A south al the Missouri r,Nrrs, sill be- employ
ed. occasion may require, IN carrying into effect
tie instructions herein communicated 10 you.
The state of affairs IA Texas cal, for immediate
measure, on the part Of tie Government II Is tic
duis 81 the niicd States Ia remain entirely tea-
trail and to eaase their neutrality 10 be respected.
Il i, pos. iie that the Of operations may IN
due one o other Of the concndHe parties to ap-
proaeh the boundary line, With view to cross il
in arms Should you dnd tlai the easc, Yea vii
give notice Ia the persons having the direction,
rhai ihcy viii notbr permitted 10 cro.s into tie ter
rory Of the United State, and il hey at'cnp; 20
10 ~ force, You viii resist tn N @illl the mears
Al yonr sposal.
The 33l article of tie treaty viii Nc,ieo r.
qpir's both tt contracting plriicsto prc,cni h
free, al hostlitcS aud incur,on, OF the pafi oil
the Indian nations living within their Respective
boundaries. 50 tina, the United States of America
will not suffer thcr Indians to aarA the czeus oi
the Mexican STATE, &c.
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tracted state Of affairs in Tcws, and iudi,.,..,
differently interested will give partial and ,auas
aied accounts For instance, we are now H@egeF-
ed ina, nooaeI tonon aad his men are alive I'm,
were honoral,ly treated as such. The ,r, and
1t IS said, in Victoria, prisoners of war. 'o"
We also have the following, through L..
received through The House Of Messrs. T., ,esf
ef Ibis city. That tie schooner Bravo, Man, ,.aa
yuma in cndeavoring 10 waip over tic az
tamoras, losl her ruddar, AID allctwarI. a.
an action with tie FcNisn schooner ln,is.s5I n
That at the tine the Bravo was ing al l'.e
the bar, and the action resulted uhon, MN Oh
! he Bravo succeeded inrctnrnlng to Dor, " '''.
damagr' and has since sailed in company with ,l
schooner commanded by Captain lhonnsn'''' TIE
muster Of the Corrco, convoyina 4 y,s',I 'ae
with provisions for Santa Annals army. Vo NUN
li>h these accounts as wercCevcd Them fr. fe9-
posed credilah'e sources, aud lime will o,j.
close which Of them most bear the stamn 81, us