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Elasksrniths' Tools.

* ASSORTED sizes Axmitage u. II. Anviis
~ ~ pr bellows from so TO 36fAChes
80 solid box wees ass'd sises
dozen blao sxmIths tptressesS
40 .farrfor knives
20 do nsGd files md rs1ps
DO screw Plates, al sizes
cssk hand and sledgs hammers
MISSOURI IRON. Il
too tons aks'd iron of every f1zbI
40 do Go riow steel - \
1000 lbs No. 1 cast German ana Enrlt.h Hill
All of which rs offered 10 merchArss and blaef
smnhs al the lowest price andIon II e be st term
AS 70 the quality ~ the iron II II not necAsssa
10 spear as II is unique stionsble.
THOs. J. RICE 4 Co. III
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WOODEN w AZ T.

70 dozen buckets, ara hoops,
l00nest tubs 3 and Z IN
10 dozen We b1ckefs,
r.sI0 dozen hall bushels,
5 DO churus,
5 10 tar buckets
so 30 hrooms,
100 d. wash boards
l. 30 gross clothes pms pa;ent ana PLAN,
20 dozen wood faucets,
so do shoe brushes,
40 large tubs. home manufacture,
For sale By CLEGHORN & HARRISON
Arrl II, 1850
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FLOWS aND WAGONS
TAYLOR &. NIKE,

sHcceseoss o. Newton & stephen.
CORNER or MAIN AND l2tb STREETS
KsokUk, IOWA.
w HERE they keep constantly on hand all
W kinds Of Flows, Wagons and Carriages,
made the besi sly le ard ost Of the best QUALITY
Of materials Wholesale and retail
TAYLOR : MCKEE
Mareh u 1875. dNaIf
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Mckee Il ZIMMERMAN $
LIVERY STABLE.

FTHIs stable, situated OF IhTl stfeet, between
l. Nam and Blondeau streets j. large and com
modious and especially fitted up and adapted Tor
The business, and the undersigned are amply pre-
pared 10 accommodate their Trends aud TIE pub
lie generally with Saddle Horses, Bugeles, and
Carriages al reasonable rates. They also keef
Horses by Tie day, week, or month
SAML MCKEE,
w ZIMMERMAN.
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j. w. SCKOGGS'

IL MBERYA RID, IKE OKUK,
On Concert street. between 4ih and 5th streets,
north OF Main street. A large~assoriment Of
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand d&w1y
- AHs-Jast received large stock or crca'ar,
~ muley, sash and cross CT s. ", which we
will warrant and sell al ST Louis prices
BALDWIN. EVANS & co.
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Washington Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND. ONO.
pitat, So %. GOO.


n. b DCNUAM, President,
GroRGr MYeArr Vice President and Treasurer;
0. n SMELLS, Secretary;
GIorGE 3. SENTER, General Agent
Directors.
Geo Mygau, Cleyelsna; y pelham, cieseiaud;
+ i Barkus, do & W Cook 10
A s saodi6ra. 80 w NJ Powell, do
Reri Narhrpp, 30 Jacob Perkins, Warren /,
Geo r s4ttr, do Baker, Noraalh
q L slsels. do John CLARK, Brunswick j;
J p Robinson, Bedford
This weN hnown Company ~ pre-
prred 10 take RISKS on the safer class
cs ef property. Their means are
ample, and are 50 INFESTED That fhe
fnds CAN ONLY BE USED TO AYLossEs.
No 9,eam or special hazardous risks are taken,
ana
Tho sun 10 BIZ inturcd in the same vicinity is
limited 10 o prudent amount.
The Company has completed The fourth year
Of its existence, and the Directors have been able
tc meet all losses without the necessity Of tex
upon the premium notes.
No assessment has been made upon ne
opposite notes.
EDWARDS & TURrER, Age.ts.
February 10Th 1855 end
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a.. via Central Military
p,,,l,,cton
ai- y y = ~
N tiancy hailroadst)
osN .a3 Trains run iienen 'fs
uTrA5O ID RUkLfNG.
hause Of cars.
4to Chicago, New York,
an @ her points Inst.
| 4 re pg,fjDofou Sun
E&i fuEouoH ~, A. u.
Tile same evening passing
sl sSurg, ptu.ceiop, AID
ern tie Ilhnois Central
III f.eesl booming on, Sp ingheii
ana Naples also Win
<rRsz. THftuGu 30, Tn
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Z \ y + Il I a K F X
CORNER JOHNSON n THIRD STREETS,
(tARkIEs Oh the business OF Under rs-o
\ tasing in all rs brauohes lie has
recently made extensive additions 10 his stock
and perfected bis arrangements in every depart
meEt.
Patent Metallic Burial Gases,
IL, perFicus to air ana ndesuuclh'e, highly or
uaneuted aud invaluatle for lie preserya'lon q
the dead as well as cofits oil every style and
finish furnished to order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, 40 he en-
tire arrangements IL The fulefai attended to
whea feqmred
Keokuk. April II, 1855. dy
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- VI "
y omission Merchants,
( ~ icRee,
-c tpllpwtuf, e -lrletirp
'it 4 81. j az tJttefta1s
/. wt'l lo Ju liecto any o4
with
90 rcats tais
% i'tL tst buckets,
z aaI ztnc "a Auafas.
w boxes cs4t,oes rms,
100 a.lsEisai ioEope,
- iEte
~ dpz hemp atd gta.ael
coias,
800 IN cs WIND ,c glass,
asst sues x Qtsnes,
no boxes tUmbiers,
90 bxs pit, III pt s. a Asks
8 Zero ops a 4casesiuoi6o
] cask prime madder,
b hblk alum,
10 /" copperas,
rs sacks pepper,
4 8 Gpicsl
&c boxes gro. fspper and
lil4ptLt0t
2 balegciovtSt
l case nufmegs,
90 boxes gro. rgtr,
2h deg yegSt pow dcrs,
80 bbls dir, ail4ds nuts,
TO bu flesh pea nuts,
~ bale G Gotten batting,
10 q cuu9ie wick,
TO bags cotton yarn,
30 " coloted and " bite
carpet chain,
50 bales wreppirg Irvine
80 boxes st. Louis starch
20 e starch,
DO doz Thomas oysters,
loo boxes Indy,
200 kegs rife and mining
DOW der,
100 IL woot buckets,
%u,ooo feet fuse,
40 cases 10 and hf Id can
Istcr powder,
100 boxes mate he's,
: boxes INK,
loo bags shct tiisIxes,
? tons tar lead,
Goa NJ q D CAPS
, " u water pr ovf 60
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Tennessee Iron.

Tennessee Iron.
Nv L are now receiving, in sdditon to our pres
w ent STOCK or Iron and Blacksmith Tools, d..
recty from the manufs cturers 70 tons assorted ST.
zes Bar Iron which we will be nble 10 give
customers the benefit OF the receIt decline IN the
market also 100 slabs assorted si7es Plow Steel,
10 which The sttentiop of dealers ard bs ckf NTH
is ected. Feeling desiIous OF charging this
branch OF our bsinsss, prepare 10 offer ~
necessary Iaducsnentsto customers - accomplish
ths same. CoNNABLE, sMYrnG Co.
HAND AND PANEL SAwS-A small lot az
IL our own importation, Just received and for
sale low by BALDWIN, EVANS AC0.
OK BBLs CEMENT,
~ 10 Platter Pafls, In Ane ordsf. iust r. Astv
- - AAAA
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A ~ CONSTABLE. ofo, n. SMITH. 81 connApIF.
(ONNA BE. @ya7TEa 4. s0

" hoiesaif Grooers, dsa
Forwarding an.i a
Nos "a aI.
4 he now receiving
Il heir spIins stcekt 81
al very lus Tates THE
tefs thcy meg te fat og e.
100 lhds n 9 Fuc0r
50 btis reieHtf's c.t3,
s23 /" IoafaBe crushed
100 !" S gtHat2es,
81 4" plantation
10 {" neichtt'8 s Fl {.
golden syrup,
20 pkgs hfbbl 4 kgs ID
200 sacks Rio coffee,
30 poch'ts old gov Jatst
400 kegs halls, asttsise
go hoxea soep,
DO do star candles,
20 do m uid do
p If chests teas asst,
50 boxes DO
100 ks chewing tobacco
various brands,
so bxs cut chewing ant
4alobiag 90
DO n tegalia andp principe
cigars,
20 boAes Cuba skies.
900 ba pr me u. Apples
500 bu prime D Peaches
100 phgS seieratas, 81 Is
boxes, kegs,
2s kegs > e soda,
aeo b6ls 'vrapI'g paper,
100 reanls let & cap do
so pkg Las ) mackere
b drums goldfish,
50 bxs smoked herring,
E cases sagdines,
10 tiefcea rice,
- bbis tai,
20 i" ZACH & robtn
- hxs Nj Il ralsiEs,
20 III end &C bxs DO
case pIuBes In boxes,
10 boxes cliton,
500 drums figs,
20 hbls Dayton ale fresh
% boxes mustard,
10 - corn starch,
GO do1 brpoms,
800 lbs broomtg ine,
N hoses axes.
rs htls cFuc4srs,
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C. OEERTOT,

TTEErSa s'ock 81 FdiaiI, droeeries svarlet] 8
" Toys, - an assortment = hiLsicaI InstTi-
9Snts, fof rt4e OH Main streft, tei ceFn second
andt huA. Tnar23'E2
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AND GENERAL
Railroad and Steamboat Agents,
EAST BURLINGTON, Ills.
EOOTE CO are tie ''oNLY FonwARpf rs
l. M the East side of he Rive their Ware
house beia- connected with the Ruroad Freight
House. and bat few rods from The river, Goods
and Produce can be forwarded TO and from the
Cars or Boats WITHOUT pELAY.n
They also offer superior induce menish to
shippers and merchants, being agents fer tie
great Union Express Company, Burlington,
Iowa.
April II, 1855 an
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Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
BA II KING II Q Sc
ruARLTR pApSONS

Ott n
Cot nj 81 Nam and Seco,d Ats. Keokuk
SlfGHT Exchange on tie East and South fol
> sale. Also Page 8 Bacon's Sight Drafts OF
London. Sigit ard Time Bills Of Exchange
Bank and BaukcTs' Drafts anil certificates of de
post; Foreign cold and Silver and Land Wa
rants purchased
Remittance from the country for exchange
promptly forwarded
Interest allowed on deposits a pcr agreeTasai
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keaEnk. Oct. II. 1885. II
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FOOTE & CO,

mcsEs $. rooTE.
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TIE OMAHA INDIANS.
From The Beuru. (Nesra.laJ rorag Aus,i
pleasantly

From The BeirHe (Ne5rasks) Iorsg dRsrica
This tribe, which has been the victim Of misfortune
and neglect for long time, collec ed at the old trading
post Of he American Fur Company, this city,
Tuesday, Sept II. The Indian Agel. had called them
together in order TO deliver quantity of provisions
due ihtm according 10 treaty, and they were much
elsitd with the idea of getting something to eat After
patient waiting ard fas ing they Informed that
the Agent was suddenly called 10 the south of the
Platte River ard much dissatisfaction anifested
On Wednesday the Chiefs met 10 council, and af er
uucb discussion pacied, and agreed to receive
that yoItop Of the provisions which was there. Gen.
j. II. Robertson Assistant Agent, aided much to pacfy
them and by his kind and fstheily treatment put the
all in good humor The qIantity delivered was $40
bbls four 10 lhcs. sugar sacks soee and 20 head
beef cattle.
The bacon has lot arrived, aud as the tribe are
anxious TO get ell they have right to claim, they viii
probably iem!in ia camp several days: We saw Q: the
Chi6fs. Joseph LIS Fleche, White Gov, Big Eyes,
StandiI Hawk aha Yellow Smoke.
An.org the lockers was the veteran pioneer, Col.
Peter A, Sarpy, WHO for 30 years has been IN In1an
trader in ooIItc.ion Win the American Fur Company.
This tTi"e numbers about 500 in all men, wo nea
and children. They seem 10 be almost in safe of
desiuon. The failure Of their hunt this Summer
caused by the death Of their chief Logan Fou'e-
relle at the hands OF party OF Sioux. rhis uuiortl-
rate event was principally the csuse of their refusing
or pcglecting TO occupy ,he reservation selected By
thsm at BlackbiId Hills, where large fsrm was bein,
put under culture for their especial aud iostru ton
IN agriculture.
Aut ttitttcu LiLr stfNi-r
qualified for tho tax, and has shown his ability and
Opposition 10 act justly toward the tribe by the sa,s
factory manner in which be discharged bis du'y on
Wednesday under peculiarly embarrassing circun
stances. We refer TO Gen. Robertson. These lntia1s
viii faithfully comply with treaty siipus'ions, 4 tho
Government Agent will properly carry ont the insruc-
tops Of the Indian Department. We hope tbs. Com
mi.sioner MGnypenny will promptly act upon al tAe
asserted misconduct Of bis subordinate. ia their deal
ipss vith tho lore Indian" That Trey have been
unfairly res'ed "a NOS: the, enc PITY rs lis truo
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GENERAL COURT-AlRTIIL.

TENTH DAY."..TVS'n1y, oe;.9
The Court met this morning pursusn, 70 adjourn
, mett all the members present..
Sergeant HEAD, cross examination cont suo3-i am
wrs to answer The question respecting the alleged er0a
objected 10 by tue Ju 'ge advocate, and re coat
the wines shoUle net snsy y the question.
Witness conliDued-l am not aware thai 7 AANe ex.
pressed feelings OF hostility 10 Lieut. H.deu,n dnnas hs pss
Two morlh'i have ids 'ueh assertion a.denia
provb crs belonging to the Conmssry' IA a., on ar
about The eighth e September to Pyse Sn,h hm the
Lss,spsn' I'd m'aa man. and vii be s'sa With hun
Direct examination resumed l suppose occu.
b ,Iui..sy snd il nv oonSuc i.I been % eess.se o.
improper IL in his power 10 have me emSvst have
served under several cnmss.iies SINCE 1897 Sot 'ess
tie could his suhofiy bai he
could recommend ienovs to the commanding onsr Ae'
cusol directed ether than categorical anfses
The court was ccs5ed, and after dchoefa'ioa deci.
Sed TO sustain the oh eetion
Or. GaeDslen q witness for The prosecution. duly
sworn BY the the Judge advoc.,e, uy an se.Es .sein,
geor AZ fr Columbus Wooi kave occupied thai
n inc ~ NH he whs. e o. certain por-
or. beef he said that the days on which fresh ose
to the foloN issuing Day wouli spol and n o. J.tEo
1teS to the officers. my In pTeslon th. L'qs a
MD spoil hs conversation occurred on the iia or 'h Of
September.
Lieut.. J. n. Wsrd, Third Inianiry witness for
rrc,ecuon being duly BY the Judge advocate .y':
uty IS Assistant CSminissay .na osaieImast W. Sa,ri
relieve Lu Hademan Of those duties abou III i.th OF
i6n OF Sepeu otri Of ~
Columbus with Ipoducee i this the ofs copy Of ,hs
paper Wsshiustoni the " Lieut. sAde.
n an Nst a. the for this " a. 20 zoe lt u
September Aceu.ed here stated INST the returns efOaosd
signed BY him end that he did not Object - ther adn
ZION go
The iudee-advocae ssked the witness the quantity
Of bttf suppid requidion to Fort C!hmb1 Jossnlr,
,sud fem the lot the let Of september
Defendant objected 10 the question being answered.,
on ground tina he entitled to the whole record aud nor
sa,bed roriicn. tie ~rg admt the whole rec no
TIE judge-adyocate was opposed to incunoering ths
record With the whole when he desired INF on
cir gle item. -, . -, +,
tie court was cleared for celebration, AMI decided
10 overrule the objection.
Adjourned 10 lOl O'Clock tomorrow.
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spo.. Several tras were found going srom .hieL, !.
tbi;bet but no main one issving the valley. Il VA,
then concluded that the Indians had not left, snd a.,
it would be well 70 guard the prairie during the rizS
came in sight, although steer OF NJ. Brosn's va
killed on that L light within half mile Of the guarr
"Yeserdsy Friday the rN gers, with pscs Of
hour ds hunted The thickss all day. ba: the sun wa.
too powerful Tor the dogs 70 be of much servcs
AT 10 O'Clock yesterday. negro OF NJ Brown.
was in the COW pen, when Indian perfectly n.k.,
came and looked in at her, but ran OF wors s.rsS
than she.
Mr.. Davenport has Toe, q good many horse. And
Mr.. Brown has large number missing There |. No
doubt but the Indians are still in the thcke, and he
fret trail they make leaving the valley will be i'm Ne
dately taken advantage OF"
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OUR RELATIONS WITH DENMARK.

From The Prorideaee JSarnal Oct g.
We are happy 10 be able 10 sta'e on the NOS rella
bic authority that measures in progress by the
United States Government which will put TO rest all
fears of any collision with Denmark, growing out OF
our refusal TO submit longer to the Sound dues. A
messenger is on the wsy il not already IN Denmark
charged with important dispatches TO our epresenta-
tive at Copenhagen directing him to enter INTO uego-
tistiops anew in regard to these taxes. Of course
nothing is known TO the astru tons he akes 10 the
United States Charge des Affares there II sufficient
however 10 state that Government has no desire
10 force friendly power situacd as Denmark 10 az the
present time into any hssty measures which may conf
pei her 10 appeal to either Of the present belgeren
ustiOns for tie defense Of 81 stem OF taxation on
commerce which is her chief source OF revenue. IL
would be undgnified in great nation ike the United
States 10 resort hostile measures which would tend
TO embroil weak power like Denmark in the strug-
gle now going in Europe, which might result IN her
overthrow. IL il wise measure therefore, IN me
Secretary of State to settle this difficulty amicably;
and if Denmark is unprepared ct present to coueeie
ANYTHING there would be no sacrifice to extend our
present comm ercal treaty for couple OF years, ny
wi len time the contest now going on may have sub
sided.
Since we commented on this subject few days
since we have seen it stated in Prusian paper that
the Russian Government had undertaken 10 mediate
between Denmark and the United States on the matter
in dispute The plan 10 be that no definite ad-
Justine should be arrived at until the clo-e OF the
urpspnt war.
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Letter f,0m VIM. VI. Erarts.


GRKTLEMIy: l have just received your note Of the
an inst inviting attend and address mass meeting
10 be held IN this confirm nominations OF the he-
publicsp convention ls,ely met At syrscuse ,
from the city on the day named 9I the
meeting viii preyen ffom being present =, IT, and II sos q
Obliged 70 ssk you 10 e-cuse IN rom SPEAK
ps ON tie occasion strong aversion t. any sew: Par-
tcps,iop political meetnGs and am well aware mat my
place he eaey filed by those more servcesoe than N
ielf in such duties. ,1..I.
noir stn fo fegtd such support &c pr7sentlag
in the approaching Of p1bc Opoon the only means VI
expressing my thorough hostility TO the which have
renew ed IN Federal politics the yis on recently cAnea by
the end patriotic Of the crest esder oil puoe
ori ion in the sentiment Of 1870
The Repubcan has with great ID sense, con-
frmed it's the clearly const limits OF the
Territories and me admission Of new Sta;es
and hes pronouu distinctly In favor Of free inst1
wherever whenever federal authority under the constt1
ton upon the establishment and nature OF
Lew communities.
In the maintenance snd exeusion of these principles see
nohr threatening 70 the rights OF any
u tob the property OF the Union
but the contrary, much cont history of them all
With vie sbah give such Influence az may be aoe
to cid Of the Republican party scd rs no nnaton
Very respectfully your OBJ serv g, .
(Sgned) WIN. NJ ENAhIS.
E. E. MORGAN, LUMAN SHERWOOD CHAs W. ELLIOTT, com
miitee.
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BANNER PRESENTATION AT National Hall, in For
ty.second street, last evening beautiful elk banner
was presented by William f. Robinson of this city to
the Benevolent Society Of the United Sons of Edo.
The banner is in size six feet by eight Of blue silk,
with embematic designs upon both sides, which were
conceived and executed by Joseph H. johnson, artist
of New-York city. On one side are some appropriate
figures emblema.ic of charity and benevoence, over
which is the motto: CHARITY softens the pillow Of
Death" underneath, "Organized 1853" The re-
verse is taken up with representation OF Washing
ton welcoming HbeDia to Americs; in the distance
are ship under sail and the fgurative sunbur.t
the national emblem Of Elm. The name of the society
is displayed above this picture and the following lines
are painted below:
Behold yon gallant vessel how swift she speeds her way
The golden rising guide her through tbs spray
While EIins guarding genius in spdpdor sauds sereae
Upon her deck brave Barry stands he in freedoms
He comes TO meet the hsusbty foe amid the ustlpg fame
The orphan TO heaven Is or Erin noble
Mr. bis dee ds forgotten in the srd Of Washington.
The presentation took place about 81 o'clock, Mr..
Robinson making a neat speech which was replied in
behalf of the society by Mr. John Dobertv. Mana
hans band was present and the affair passed Oh very
Olea,ently
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HONDURAS.
osdesos Of Tie v. Y. Tribune
CoNAYAsuA (Hon1uras), Aug. 80, lss,5.

Cor,uot dezos Of Tie v. Y. Tribune
Co,AYasua (Honduras), Aug. 80, 1ss5.
The Helen Jane is about to sail from Truxillo 10
Ro,,on and svail myself Of the opportunity TO
inform Won Of Central American polities Ny last
informed you Of the invasion Of this republic BY
Guatemslisn troops under Gen. Lopez. This has
been a kind of frontier robber warfare hereto
fore though their minister Molina did one night
uats nm Mr. Marcy to tell him that actual war
did exist-between the Chapines (grasshop 'ers)
and us-and wanted him TO stop the vessel that
had already sailed with arms. But nov Carrera
sent 900 of bis best troops, who advanced as tar
as Cracias where they were met by President Ca
ba6as with 200 men and AN sorry to say that ne
was defeated on 9th July, and our gallant friend
Col. Rubi was killed in the sction losing his ar.
tillery and camp equipage, which you know were
not much Lopez had 10 wait for reeniorcemrnts,
and Carrera had to put down reyolGson
at OuezsltenapgO, toward the Mexican from
tier. so he did not send them; aud on
the 9th of August Cabanas again attacked
I,opez and completely defeated him. He fled with
Il mr. hundred men 10 the mountains OF Manueias,
where he now is, closely watched by President
Cabsias Among Lopez's baggage, which was all
taken, were his correspondence and copies Oh MS
letters to President C4rrers, which have been
printed here They disclosed plot to assist the
reyolutonists in San Salvador, which had the effect
of making an alliance between that republic and
this, and two hundred men have arrived here to
tate part in the war. This alliance with San Sal
yador and Nicaragua will bring about lasting
pesce 10 the three States and the downfall of Car
Iera, the dictator of Guatemala.
A party of tbirty.fve Calilornians are washing
| on the Guayappe river, and average gold ounce a
| day. When Walker has finished in Nicaragua you
will hear of his entire troop in these diggins.
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Litter from Benz. 2. Butier.

SEw-IoRX. Monday Oc. p 1854
GtNILtNHN; hsve had the holor To- receive your
o.e ~ y 40 ess mas nveaon 70 Se hsld ia til.
~ - 's. ,e ts4J TIE pasiurm and pro- cediss.
Yea are rsbt IN sapposiSf a ay ..,ti... ...,5 h
those expressed By tASi boy sssln tks s1sIs N V,v
10 The territories Of the UuloU sd es.ca Is ts - 4.
- freedom by the compact u $50 oov "a -
repealed BY tbs lac; congress VIA he " &c o,,
ceatve. have, tbsfekg@ slvays sYmyaft4eI vi ~.
essins motives N which tie laey soe He psr,
hsc ne orgin bot V tno~n a.s=.s. t,t
70 reacn' satisfactory to judgment Gave srfsly
eeoeo te taAe part IN otEor con
nestee With The tormsiion Al this tine ts ststs Of nss
parry To this ruon sui adhere aa3 thsIe fJru
80 nYt NerS the proposed rauhsaou naeetng su,
- o he eonVentSon reprsssntiuK the deuo-
ga eonsueeocy TO which have herst5fe belous~l :,
esnoeHSs OF deserved Condemnation ana rouke ths
hNss NeosAs .eqHy aud iis authors aud 10 as. an 81,
iu ncasuIes Of constitutional rsisc., rn-s,. -
sfhe ea>oidstes nNninsisd BY TIA, eouvsuiion ss's w
r@tlhe With conviction and dBty Al 80 81 -,
de pai,cim adopted BY the tive ms % 49, 49,
nh ofSsptcmeer, aors with the pnbc. Of das. 80. = ~
ssy Ind yisnt freedom o. srSt "a astcs eni 49,,
b vsich We bred ana which have awavs e1si..,@,sS,
f.ni fl arc decided pi.rsnees ghe srss, tq
ssi,on q ihe okya CU-sDoI vh<a 6.eu a.
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