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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
From the Louisville Morning Courier.
TorWoods Cholera Tie dicine.

Such is the reputation acquired by Mr. For
woods cholera drops, that he is now daily re-
ceiving orders for them from all parts of the
country. They have unQucstionably relieved
very many persons in the first stages OF the dis
ease and they have doubtless been the means
of saving many valuable lives, we have every
reason to believe they deserve the high character
they enjoy. Persons wishing to procure the
very best article Of the kind should call on Mr..
Forw God at his residence on Pearl, or Third st. i,
between Green and Walnut. In its manufac-
ture he is particular in using none but the best
materials, and Of course the effects ii is intend
ed to produce can be counted on with almost
absolute certainty. Since the first appearance
of the cholara here, Mr.. Forwood has supplied
poor persons with large quantities of his medi-
cine without charge. and in other ways has done
much towards relieving the distressed and indi-
gent;and he still gives and gives freely whenever
he is called on 1t will be well enough to add
that the article made by Mr.. Forwood himself,
has his own written signature mot printed) on
the label of every bottle. Purchasers will do
well TO notice this distinction.
D'ANOTHER SUPPLY of the above med
icine, just received at c. w. STAIRS.
Richmond, Aug. , 1919. 323w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
Rain. night Of Sd and 4,h Week, JnIy 18th,
Weekly mean 100 a.


summary for July, 1919.
s.R. "a. 81. 3 r. ~. . r. "
G,es. hr Thprm.,7l ~ So 90 81 :.
Isa.t :. 500 .565o 565o $50
Mesa temperature SO Go 6 7So . G5o Z
Mean quaint. clouds, 81 10 J.5 3.l
Monthly mean u : .;
range 400.
Greatest daily variation, July ~ p 3;
Least n" 23) % 8;
Mean % IL - y;
Greatest daily mean. &" 81 SOIL;
Iss.t I" 80 G2o.3;
No, of days on which rain fell, -;
Aggregate depth Of rain Ii - inches;
Clear dsys,1; Cloudy, 4; Pleasant, 90;
Prevailing wind, 5. f.;
F" clouds, s. and S. w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
City Bakery. Candle Factory, 81

CITY BAKERY. &saH&a1c E4CtOFy, GAC.
PAXSON, LEWIS & Co. No. So.
SOUTH East Corner of Main and Marion streets;
RICHMOND, INDIANA;
EIAVE Just opened splendid assortment of
n FAMILY GROCERIES, which they
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
IL Raisins, Figs, Cheese. Herring, Sugar,
Candies, &c. &c, for sale cheap
157They prepared TO furnish "wedding
fixings,' in the shape of Pound Cake, to all who
may apply. Call and them.
17CAxnLEs for sale by the Box or Pound,
and the hi CHEST price in & ash paid for BEEFES
and IALLOW.
Bread. Cakes. Crackers, &C.
Fresh and Good, on hands at all times; also,
FRESH MEATS:
SucI, as Beef, Pork. Veal &c, will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nings.
They respectfully invite the citizen of Rich
mond. and vicinity to call and them; and if
they go away dissatisfied empty-handed, it
shall not be the fault of
PAASON, LEWIS & co.
Nav % lS49 stiff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
Carriage Axlcs.
s r. on T.. CT r. TT c,

S r O Y j. C. l. r tt Y c.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Il lie and his friends, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond on Pearl
street, near the Market House. where he will be
pleased to furnish cut stone of every description.
on the most accommodating terms lie has how
on hand tand expects shortly to receive an add
tional supply a complete assortment Of
which he will sci! cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain ani Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style and 10 order Call and ex-
anime his assortlnen Mt aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June 6, SO. 3Sti:I7
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MONEY MATTERS.

LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED AT THE BRA:CH
BANK AT RICHAoyD:
State Bank of Indians 5anjuskv City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Banks Of s. Tifiin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank
State Bank Of Ohio and BaLk of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
Laf. Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Vlr-
Commercial Bank ofdo. ginia and Branches;
City Bank of do. Bank Of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank; Virginia aud Branches
Bank Of Geauga; Exchange Bank Of Vir-
Canal Blk of Clrveiand; ginia and Branches;
City do Notes of s. and up
City Columbus; wards, at par in New
franklin Blk Of Zanes- York, Philadelphia
vile; and Baltimore.
Richmond, July 18th, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

TVO DYERs.-. Nader, Capperas. Logwood,
Extract do, Nut Calls, Blue Vitrioi, Mic
Wood, Fustic, Indigo, prepared Blue, Camwoo
Oil Vitriol, Aqua Forts, Muriatic Acid, Lac
Dye. Crude Tartar, Arrnatto, &c, &c, always
on hand and for sale cheap, at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment.
Richmond, May 80, IS49. 35tf
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2 :. I .NFF-N " I " I
FERGUSON Il WILSON,

No IS. Main Street,
JFNAkE pleasure in announcing TO the c,t-
gems of Rirhlnou0 anu vicinity, that the Y
have received their
Spring AMI Summer Stock Of GOODS,
Direct from the Eastern Cities, and are still re
criring additions thereto. embracing every varl-
ETY. OF and fashionable Dress Coed
for Ladies' Wear: ALso.-GENTLE-
NEWS WEAR, ia Great ariety d Mac and
Fashionable &tg',S.
In a word, stock is heavy and our assert
tneut complete; all Of which has been selectc,'
with great care; and, q not disposed 10
DO business bv 1T MBt'CERY. worid re-
spectfully invite the public to ENAMlN Ne OF /,
SFDC n. which always take pleasure IN
showing: and would motestly suggest TO our
friends that
OER PRICES ARE .SONiBLE'
Rchnoni, June e, 1919 In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

SASH! SASII.i SASH,!! SASHu!!
XNTE have Just received a lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter &. CO.
baush, of Hamilton. Ohio. We will furnish ia
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made of the best Sc asoned pine war
ranted. Call and examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond Ia
May %. 1919 33-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

Wheat, (no fixed price Flaxseed, 630IOc y bu
Corn, 20S25. Oats, 2o02z
Apples (dried) 75c. Flour, 1O0fbs) $3.50
Butter, l00l2c U til. w barreIl 1928.
Lard, &c y ID. Eggs, 6l0l0c v dog.
Racon (hog .oundl SAGE.
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Madriver and Lake Eie Railroad.

szzsz2 - 80 - 81
FORSANDUSKY, CLEVELAND, BUFFALO
AND NEW YORK
4 PASSENGER train leaves Springfield
n daily, Except Sundays.) at II NJ. and
arrives at Sandusky same evening at 9.
Second train leaves Springfield every
ing, except Sunday at 10 o'clock aud arrives
at Sandushy next morning at O'Clock.
FARE,
Springfield to B-Ifontaine, % miles, 81 90
" kenroa. Sc miles l,1J
IS 1in. 96 miles go
s. Sandu>ky, l3i miles 400
g s. buffalo, about 80 hours, 500
The steamer Queen City leaves Sandusky
every Monday and Thursday.
The America every Tuesday and Friday.
The Saratoga every W ednesday and Saturday
ani Immediately after the arrival of the night
train, and arrive in Cleveland at T. VI. ana in
Buffalo the next morning in time for the earl y
train of Cars F.. r. OSBORN, Sup't.
Nav l2,le19 f23-Dayton Jour. SJ.l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

INFER MONlETERs. Surgical Iustrume uts
j and Trusses Of all kinds, for sale by
May %, lS49 l.REED
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
Fresh Drugs an d n e dicine s.

Just Arriuing at No. i6, Main street
nR. HOW ELLIS, would inform his custom
IL ers and all the rest, that he IS now receiving
his Summer Stock of DRrGs and MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh and sold on the most reasona-
BILE terms lie particularly REQUESTS any person
buying of him, who is not satisfied with the ar
,icle purchased. to return it and he viii refund
the money:-he warrants every thing he sells,
and Is determined to gire satisfaction.
I@Cail at No. l6, Main street, Richmond
June 6, ls49. l'u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

EEAVE YOU TRIED DR.. PURDIES FAM
lily MEDICINES; well they are good.
call at Dr.. Howeiis Drug Store. No g. Main
street, where YOU can get rurjies Pills, for
Dyspepsia and Live affections. Purdies Plaster
for all sorts Of sores Purdies Ointment for all
diseases Of the ss.ih erup,ions plies, burns. &c,
and DIR. furdies Phoenix B:tters, great restorer
OF the system. These medicines are Just intro
duced here, but they have ha>, great run in the
east. Try them. and prove them
Richmond, May %, 1912 left
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

SWAIN Il POE, No. =, Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
4 l. their friends and the public generally TO
their Stock of Fresh
Snhnn60y @rooep5eso
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock of Young &
Mcclure, and just received large additional
supply, they are prepared to furnish their Gus
toners with every thing in the GROCERY line
on good terms any other establishment in
the City. Their stock consists in part. Of
Coffee, Spices, ground and pnground
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas. Dried Peaches,
Molasses. Rasius,
Lake Fish. Dates,
Cod Fish. Herring.
Window Glass, Nails,
Candies-a general assortment.
Brooms, Buckets. Baskets, W ash Boa ds,
Tubs, Chnrns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hatchets,
Mackerel. No. = 3, Cheese, &c. &c.
All of which they will sell for CASH, or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot, nor
shall not fail to please customers. The highest
market price will be paid at all times for all kinds
of available country produce. Call and xamine
! our Stock; and If pleased, BUY.
May 9, 1919. 20-tf
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Dissolution Of Partnership.


DlSSOfUtlOn Of P;lrsHCrShs2I.
V1>HE partnership heretofore existing between
L J. X. Mendehall and VIM. Campbell, in the
Paper Making and Book Selling business, is, this
day. dissolved by mutual consent. Those having
claims on the firm. indebted To it, are re-
1uested to call on ] K. Mendenhall who alone
is authorized to settle the same
MENDENHALL & CAMPBELL.
Richmond, July 30th 1Sl9. 32,f
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L Q Il l. | l. ID T. X 5

TO Blu IL ID RS
CtEV Err Al. second hand DOORS and DOOR
- FRAMES, and an excellent light of steps.
banisters and railing for sale at less than half
their worth, at No. y, opposite the Bank.
JNO. UAINES.
Nth mo- .,0th 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
"OUR TAILOR SHOP!''

"OUR TAILOR SHOP!''
TOIIN II. SCOTT, would respectfully
- inform his friends and the public &c ne rally,
that he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied by NJ. Conkle, opposite THE
CITY BOOK STORE; where he is prepared TO
cut aud make up garments in the best style, and
the SIN est notice.
1JNer Yo,k and Phitadclphia FASHIONS,
regutafly receired-
Richmond. March Ia, 1919. l1Iy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
SEA S Y 4 3 L E A y D

OF almost all PRICES and QUALITIES.
now opening at No. p, where every attention
will be paid 10 nv fire uds and those fasoring
with call. Please examine before buying
JNO. HAINES
Fourth mo- 80, 154o. Opposite the Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

ItHLOROFORM..-A supply of this Great
~ Cholera Remedy. just received and for sale
at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No. Is Main street.
May %, lS49. 22-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08

Richmond, Ia, July Goth, lS49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-08
WOOL WANTED!
Full and Dress Cloth.

for all who will favor them with their custom.
LEVINUS KING s. SON.
5th mo. 23d. IS49. 22tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12
NATIONAL INTELI.IGENCER.

We very rarely publish the prospectus oil
an eastern paper, but in this instance mus,
depart from our rule tn favor the old Ma.
t'onal lntclIigencer Of Washington City
The upright principles upon which this
standard newspaper has always been con-
Quoted, will still be main,uined. The fol-
lowing orc the terms up,n which il 10 is-
sucd:--
This long-cs,ablshcd paper is published in the
city Of Washington, by the undersigned, daily,
thrice week the year round, aud weekly, on the
following terms:
DAILy, at Ten Dollars per year. The Daily
paper, besides the Laws of the United States,
nficial Acts Of the Executive, State Papers, De-
hates in Congress, Literary Articles, Foreign and
Domestic Correspondence, Foreign and Domes.
tic intelligence, and Advertisements, contains q
great quantity OF other matter, and especially
such 40 concerns the interests Of the city and
occurrences within the District, which are nec-
essArily excluded from the tri-weekiy paper.
TRi-wEExLy, (all the year round At Six Dollars
per year. In this paper are published ell the
most important contents OF the Daily paper a
above enumerated. and ~ much Of the misce ilane-
Gus matter asitispossibls 10 compress IN its CON-
psrsiively limited space.
WEEKLY, e sheet twice the siza Of either oil
the preceding,) at Three Dollars per year, 10 be
paid in oil cases in advance. no accounts being
opened 81 the Office in connexion with II. This
paper contains the Proceedings Of Congress, NE
Editorial matter generally, the Official Act, and
he Foreign and Domestic Correspondents md
Intelligence to the fullest extent that 4 single
sheet will allow
ORA remittance ofmoney by mail will ensure
the transmission OF either oil the above papers for
such . length Of time as the amount Iemittsd
will su6icc &c rsy for.
GALES & SEATON.
WARRINGTON, JUxE. 1910
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A RIVAL OF THE
II l B Z II N l A.


N. Y, June 30.
The Steamer Hibernia arrived at Halifax
yesterday noon. with % passengers.
ENGLAND.--The British Government 70.
puciates the proceedings oi France in their
treatment of the Romano.
The counsel Of Smith O'Drien dcny the
legality oi committing sentence VI death 10
transportation.
FRANcE.-An incipient insurrsction was
attempted in Paris BY about 5000 ofthe
Mountain party, headed by MERRIAM Ara
20, and they were suppressed by the troops,
whose number exceeded 10000. Several
attempts were made to erect barricades.--
In tho evening, the Assembly declared
Paris in state Of siege. On Thursday,
the alarm had subsidized considerably, and
business, which was entirely suspended on
the previous day was resumed Al ono
time the peril was immense. Numerous
arrests have tnken place, including sevsnl
members Of the Assembly-M. Arago and
Ledru R'llin among them. The last nc
counts report a state 81 tranquility. All
Socialists or Red Republican journals at
Paris, with the exception Of the Mexlonis
have been suppressed.
A very alarming demonstration on tho
part Of tho Red Republicans took place on
the 18th, and for time renewal Of the
terrible insnrseciion Of juno appeared in
evitablc. The affair commenced in dem.
onstration got up by the Red Republicans
rs protes. against interference in Roman
affairs.
Tho steamer U. 8. arrived at Liverpool
in crippled condition, tho srme day the
Ilibernia left.
Tho cholera was raging frightfully in
Paris. 10000 have died since its com.
mencemen,; 800 deaths reported in 5 days.
ChoIera also prevailing in Manchester and
other places.
Rheims is represented 10 he in full insur-
rsction mud 10 have established govern
ment Of Red Republicans.
TmE FRENcH.-Coniliciing reports of
The opposition Of the army. but from tho
accounts received, il is clear tina, Oudinos
has not gained posscss,on Of the moth Of
Rome, which would enable him to command
,he city.
The lntest despatch from Ondinot il In
tho 9th inst, At which time he Ind opened
trenches and Ind regularly hcsieced tho
CITY. There 10 M appearance Of Welding
on the part of the Rmnans--on the contra.
~, the adviccs goto confirm the belief that
the Romans would make mos. determined
resistance 10 the last.
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CHOLERA AMONG lMMIGRASrs.-The ST.
Louis Republican Of the 2s,h says:--".vc
have been assured by respectable phy.i-
cians Of this city, that out of about four
hundred and fifty foreign immigrants land.
ed at the wharf lew days ago, from the
Sultans, not exceeding one hundred arc
now living, excepting portion who pro.
cecdcd up the river; and the disease which
they carried into families here, quite equal.
led tho mortality among themselves"
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DEATHS nOINGS.

Tho arrows Of Death, sped with uncrring
aim, have flown 90 thickly through the
West the past month that one would almos,
suppose the culver Of the grim monster to
b exhausted. The following arc among
those who have fallen by the epidemic
since our last issue:-
JouN B. RUSSELL, Editor Of the Keokul
Dispasch, died on Friday last, Goth ul,.
Mr.. Russell was one Of tho Oldest editors in
the State and IN excellent practical printer.
Although differing with him in politics, we
ever admired the candor with which no ex.
pressed his sentiments aud tho indepen.
dence hs displayed in conducting his jour
nal. We esteemed him NJ q friend and as
such never failed to visit him upon our
ssmi-annual trip TO St. Louis. But he IL
gone, and in common with many others,
we mourn bis loss.
AsSER CLoUcH, formerly engineer 10
one Of the mills this city, We learn, died oil
Cholera on the plains, en- route to Califor.
MIA.
Jonx FISHER, son Of Samuel II. Fisher,
formerly merchant Of this place, We IN.
derstsad was accidentally shot whilo cross
ing the plains on his journey to California
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ALFRED SANDERS, EDirol.
DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY II, lsis.
CHOLERA.

Our town, No are happy to state, is still
exempted from this disease, not a single
case having occurred since the issue Of our
last paper, aud We pray that il may con,in.
10 % healthy. There il less sickness now
than We remember before at this season Of
the year. While We give publicity to these
facts, We would request those in the coun.
try to attach no credit whatever to the ru-
moss that are continually circulating, pref
Judicial to the health Of this and other towns
On the Upper Mississippi. The weather is
dry and very oppressive, with little air cir.
culatiog, = state Of tho atmosphere opposed
tseholera but favorable 10 many other dis.
eases.
At other places cholera continues IN cpl
demic. At Cincinnati il is upon the 10.
crease averaging about $50 deaths per day,
four-iiflhs Of which are Germans.
Al 81. Louis il 10 abating from want Of
material upon which to act; foreigners be.
ing excluded whilo ia an unhealthy state
BY quarantine regulations, and the citizens
having become prudent through fear.
Louisville thus far, on account Of the
cleanliness Of tho city, has been almost cx-
empted from cholers, not over S or @ deaths
Per day occurring from that disease.
Alton, ILL.,, exempted 10 80 and scourged
BY i in "a, again laments its appearance
in . virulent form. Several deaths had
occurred among its ci,izens 1t latest date.
AT Peru, ILL.,, the mortality 10 fearful
The town 10 almost deserted, the druggis,
alone doing any business.
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Gr"By an accurate calculation" says
the Cincinnati Commercial, Of tho 2s,h
nlt.. sit would require ono hundred aud
twenty deaths per day, with onr presen,
comparative population, 10 reach the NOR
tnlity Of 1892" Tho latest ,clegraphic
Intelligence stated the number Of deaths a,
about l5O, consequently tho cholera is
worse now in Cincinnati than in 80.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12

QUARANTINE AT Sr. LouIs.-Thc CITY
Council Of 81. Louis have passed m ordi-
nance establishing quarantine regulations
at that city. All boats arriving within
the limits Of the City, are compelled 10
land at tho quarantine grounds oil passen.
gers who may have been received immedi-
ately from shipboard.
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HARD, VERY HARp!-We were put to
our wits ends the other day, to divine tho
meaning Of several paragraphs in the 81.
Louis Union to the effect, that certain per.
sons had died Of collamer morbus. b.
dint Of bard study We fa,homed the deep
wit Of the term, and now leave il with our
readers 10 do the same.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12

A CRAsu.-A portion Of the gable end
ofs brick building being erected on From,
street BY Mr.. d. Moore, cell on Tuesday
morning with q crash that resounded
through The town like tho explosion Of a
steam boiler. No ono was injured, tho &C.
cident fortunately occurring al an hour
when the workmen were 1t breakfast.
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DlErlxo.-An ordinance has passed the
City Council Of 81. Louis. 10 remain in
force during the cou,inuance Of tho epidem-
ic in that city, prohibiting under penalty
Of from $40 10 600, tho ssls Of any ve-
getablcs, fruits, 6sh, fresh pork or sausage
meat. within ihs corporate limits Of that
city.
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.

By the British steamer Clyde, paper. of
The city 1t Mexico 10 18th Juno arc re-
ceived.
EI Siglo states that the cholera has nos
My invaded the centre IL the state IL
rampalipas. hut il is marching towards tho
cities the Stmih. A letter from Monterey,
dated Nav ~, saws that the disease had
carried of 200 persons from that city, md
MT less than 1000 Inhabitants from the
whole State. Il had not yet visited the
capital.
A project is in q considerable degree of
torwardaess, which 10 to desp,tch mn expe-
di,ion to Sonora, for the double purpose of
chas'ising and expelling the Apoches. aud
working the minss Of that State. The Gov.
ernmcnt is desirmIs that il he composed
pnrtIy Of French aud partly Of Mcxicans.
Tho idea was started BY n rrenchman.
Tho means taken by the State Of vera
Cruz Tor the psotcction Of The roads have
proved cfiec.ual. NJ robbery has been
committed betwecn Jalspa aud reyote Tor
sonc time
Quiroz. the iosurgcnt chief of the Sierra
ti"rda, with whom the Government had
mndo treaty. has ngain taken the felj,
having augmented his forces. and he hns
nov thrown the whole of Hnasteca into
alarm. Ramircz. another leader, holds
Rio Verde with 500 to 1000 men. Cen.
Guzman is 1t Angnstura, bn, will I've obliged
TO retreat on San Luis. The inhabitants
ri that CITY wcsc in the utmost alarm, fear
ing the approach Of the insurgents.
Gen. Carrern, says FL Siglo Of the llih
inst, hnying obtained Some triling advan-
tnge over his ndversariee, had tnken poss
II the town of Chisnila with $500 mcn.-
The Government of Guatemala had sent
two commissions to him Offering 10 make
treaty very favorable 10 him personality
1t he accept the terms proposed there will
be m immediate peace in that Republic.
FL Siglo Of the llth says that 500 lndi-
ans from the Sierra were msschinr on
Tsmpico, called ihi,her BY the annexation.
lists. They were already at TsncasnaRui,
and would soon bc u Psnuco. Gen. La
Vesa had demanded 100 men from tho au-
tl'oritics Mt Tanpico, 10 assist 10 sepelIins
tho attack, and il vas determined 70 mako
IN example ofthe traitors within the walls.
Miguel Estcvsn, noted rebel, had been
obliged 70 flee hosly pursued BY the suthor-
tiles.
The AQsches continue their rsvsRes in
Ojo do Agna, Cumpsz and Bavisps.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12

CaIcA0o.--The deaths from Cholera 10
Chicago average from four 10 6ve per day.
During the month Of June there we're one
hundred and twenty deaths, ninety
four Of which were from ChoIer..