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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29
T.. CLOSE ACOS. COLUMN.


WE are now prepared TO oher dealer and col
w sumers aisrge stock Of iisavy and Shell Hsvs
waro, upon tora and prces which cepnet fail 70 suf
we p,eposs IL this csls@. . Keep our eu.s : -,
For cssh wo propose 70 ssii a q email sdvanc
2ooo kegs ssil Call soon for bstsess 70 Nsiis: e.
L chefpby u GLoSE co.
IRON otsii ,i1ss for sale lows. 80. "a.
SAWS Circular aa'sy and c, cso SS coz. Ccs
TRoN Asies, Thimbis skeiDs and ,sgs,ps:'cs o,s
Tools Of s TSIIo s;s;e.p cS 70
tsIE. and Pocket Cutlery S 1sIss ;:ost 6 &, :.
PuMrs Lifting aud cs.r iR Y%Ps % Gs ss,s
lGHrNisG Rod.a.d Insela. e: sss a. r :,
Pipe of.l size. from S ssa set co.'s :;ls Al
CU 7. CLOSE x cos.
1AHDEs Ts'' 'f'v''' d. y. eREoss :; 4 CO.'S
Ras and Pistols be-. q SioSs 2. "a: cos lev
Stoves and 'a"af' which =: eh s;sid ' cos =
MOVES Pc "a'is G'''' An I. CLOSE { cos.
r EArHERBs''inx all ''ls' Z. CLOSE 4 cos.
BACKING, Hemp and RuOs., e; ~ :s!s Z. co.'s
Is %s1s. Tor :.is low 81 +. CLOSE cos.
Rops-a.nills and Hemp, al, 1 :Iss:s' 4 co.'s.
LsGINR, Car and Signal on Tor saIs BY the barrel
~ or gallon at 7. CLOsE cos.
SAW a"drs. Of q. sizes from , oss 2 c r. for
FARMERS viii! ind the best assortment ofAmes' and
oshs. make Of She 's spsdss sssoR rSs''
aSs OK sndos T GnSsE as. Cos sad
roRN Shelters and Hay Cuttsrs 70 sale low a.
~ @ r. CLOSE cos.
1EO dok. Grsin Rakss fors.ls ~
lCU 4. CLOSE cos.
1nA do. Sc ythe snsths, best pstte rn,at
I'M T. CLOSE y cos.
TNINNRR'S stock--Ttn Pists, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. aud Zine, for sale ct 7. CLOSE d co.'s.
S,ADDLERY and Coseh Trimmings 81 very low
~ pricesst T, CLOSE d cos.
WHITE Lead In oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w Just received, ~lrranisd the best IN market.
al T.CLOSE cos.
IL 100 I 7. CLOSE cos.
CASH, Glass and Putty at low pIiees q. -
- T.CLOSE cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29
ST, Claire House.
DRNIRON n WIRTH. prourietors,

nFthe above establishment will respectfully ip-
- form the public that the house having been new
the mnodation OF the public aGd they will SPARE
etortsto give satisfaction TO those stopping with
them. The above House II located Oh West Main
Street, between Second and Third SITS.
Davenport, Asy !, 50, dwu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

BACK AoAfx.-Hon. s. c. Hastings and
lady are on visit to Muscatine. "Old
Red" will be remembered by all Of our old
citizens. He was formerly Chief Justice
Of Iowa and has served in the same capaci-
" in Caiifornis, where in addition TO honors
he has secured himself fortune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

SWEDISH SrrrLENEsT.--About twenty
Swedes, cleanly and tidiy dressed, passed
through our city yesterday afternoon on
their way to a settlement they are farming
twenty miles beyond Iowa City, where
about one hundred Of ther brethren and sis
tiers have proceeded them. Others are to
follow
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29
Fort Des Moines Land agency.
LAND WARRANTS.

rr,HE undersiened have for sale Land Warrants o
dDsrsnt sizes, which they will sellfor cash or on
Time 70 suit purchasers.
They viii pay particular attention TO selection and
location Of lands in Port Des Moines, FoTt Dodge.
Chspitan ard other Western Lxnd Districts. Alss 10
payment oftaxes and land business generally.
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Yankee Notions and fov

Yankee Notions and Toys.
LARGEassortmentJustop ming and for sale ait
= Davenport Nj oslo Store; sse
10 8 lie Claire Row: cRANDALLk HIGGINS.
s Guitars. ag
A Large aud very fine $50 rme Mt orr sc Ood LII
- ars atyarious prices ranging from $500 to sac,
ALSO pioiHs from seventy 1--we centst IN enBydse do
larsal No & Claire Row. ca
Feather busters.
A Very dneassoriment can be found al the Das ~.
- port Music Store;
No lie Claire Row CT H
"a at 80 . lie Claire Row CD Ii
INUlrAR and Violin strin "a md very kind OF Must
" cal chandise, kept constantly on hand atNo
lie Claire Row. Co.
H The Hallelujah,
I UST pubiishedb BY l.. Mason, containing very IN
~ collection ofChurch Music; Also the Shawn by W
IS Bradbury and & 4 Root, can be found at No 8 Ls
Claire Row: &sssC&H
Accordeons and Flutinas
Large and weliseleeted assortment, ST receive
at prices that cannotfa 10 give entife satisfaction
at No 10 Claire Row; CO II
( iAhioNEIIs, Flutes, Fiageoiats, Plea lows nd
~ Flies al reduced prices III
No 2 lie Claire Row. can
Sheet Musif
4 Largecollecion on hand anaNew dusicreseiyer
~ as soon rs pubiishedGt
No d lie Claire Row. C&H
I'M best Piano Forte Instructor in tho orId Rich
Il urdson's modern school for Piano Fortes can be
found OF No 3 lie Claire Row: G & ii
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Gdrtetp.
OAVENp0RT MUSIc STORE

iNRANDALL HlGGIN S have Just opened a srge
~ assortment Of Guitars, Vioiins, Banjoes, Tambo-
rines, sc, de- Also every kind OF Music Books now
which they VIII sell very cheap for Cash al No
LIZ Clare Row. ts Oct Sd le54
uNIoS,s senoolfor Piano Forte, Curtis Gattat
j Zundois Melodeon Instructor and in fact every
Kind ofnstruc tton relating 10 music can be found
the Davenport Music Store, 49,
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TWIN CITY BOOK sr01K,
+ NEWS DEPOT.
oud Rtreat nnunsita Ia clair> A~

CONSTANTLY on hand good assortment OF paol,s Of
nearly all kinds Stationery, Ink, Wall and Window
Paper Maps Iithogah Pictures, Visiting Cards Fort
Monies Gold Pens SC, together with great variety of
articles usually found Book Stores. All Of which viii
be sold low for cash Publishers .fgsHt
For sale OF all the Popular Fsu Books, Maga1Rss and
N,pspapsrs-S Subscription received for the same,
.Ts.o York, CimeiRnati, ChieGgo Daihss, received
every evening. tmy i6iiy :, Ii. STARR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

Our COMPARATIVE SIZE. An old and
prominent citizen Lee county, who passed
. few days recently in visiting this city, and
whose business calls him frequently 10
ksokuk and Burlington, says that he has no
doubt but that Davenport is twice as large
40 Keokuk, that he knows il contains at
least 1000 more inhabitants and that he
believes we have 1000 more than Burling-
ton. He Is man Of Judgment and his opn'
ion is entirely disinterested.
We should like very much to see census
Of Davenport taken this summer and would
be willing to pay our quota towards detray'
ing the expense Of employing competent
man for that purpose, and, IL We may be per-
mitted TO suggest the name OF one who IS
peeulisrly adapted for that busine ;, both
from his much experience and long resi-
dence in the city, We would mention Mr., D.
c. Eldridge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-29

RUSSIAN EXHIBITION AGAINST cIRcAssiA, &c
NEW Yoax, May 81.
The Baltic sailed from Liverpool. Wed
nesdsy l4th inst, and brings papers OF ths
day. The Africa arrived at Liverpool on
Monday the 18th inst.
There 10 considerable news ofinterest BY
this arrival.
II 10 stated from Constsntinople that a
defensive alliance had been con cluded at
Teheran, between Persia and the United
States, and that the text Of il had arrived at
Constantinople. where il is kept very secret
a commercial treaty must be menat.
II Is reported from Hamburg that an A.
merican squadron 10 expected soon to enter
the Baltic.
On Friday the 9th inst, Russia, Sw eden
and Oldsnburg signed signed procotol at
CooPsnhagen agreeing to adopt the last
proposition Of Denmark, for the capitaliza-
ton Of the Sound Dues, providing all other
states interested do the same.
Russia is about to commence another
campaign under Gen. Monravieff against
the Circsssisns.
Considerable excitement yet reigns at
Belgium on the subject of the attempt OF
France to coerce the freedom Of the press.
An ovation had been offered BY the Belgi-
an editors TO Count Velean, for his express
determination to uphold the liberty Of the
press.
The affairs OF Italy continue to excite
large share Of attention.
The news Of Gen. Walkers battle at Ri.
yes had attracted some attention in Eng
land.
The French Governme mt is stated to
have it's vigilance particularly awakened
towards the movements Of secret societies,
which are becoming dangerous.
Liverpool, Wednesday, 18th, 2 P. NJ
Since the above was written, the London
mail Of this morning has come to hand, but
does not seem to contain much of interest,
except an editorial Of the London Times,
discanting upon the forbearance displayed
ty England in the enlistment dispute, and
the nnreasonableness of Mr.. Marcy in de-
msnd!ng the recall of Mr.. Champion.
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dgt Daily 6asetts,I
Daycnpert, May go, 1850.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEEKLY GAzsTTEs.--Call early if you
would secure extra copies Of our Weekly
containing all Of the important items OF the
past week. They 20 off faster than ice
creams of sultry day.
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A1asvAL o. TIE BALTIC.
Liberty Of ths Prsss in Belgium /.

KAr9 o. THE UNITED STATES WITH PERSIA
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TALLMAN & POWERS,

TALLMAN u POW Ehs,
LAND AGENTS.
0H;~e IN AHins01's block, NecOHd Street. BE-
800, p,.,a,, mi Mi
tee,' -. ~ - 800,
nffEFiof ske ioiio"iDs shda hTal IS
oiae'
Vity properly N davenport.
!. Hoase and lot on Third Street near the corner o
Rock lslapd.
2. SIX lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
rarnam streets:
j. SIX lots a. Aorth saFehpof'- between reffs sno
Rock islaha Directs.
Ahtnc asove i2,s are well sl.uasa ana On pa,s o.
1872 ~ ,s s,"s. ef''' - ~
r.rm;r~ y.na. IN Jobn.on con,tv
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RYrTO3y,S /1Jseff1fxi131 If IHI,SH
vvi4aI rs "a = ~ ,,prc q,
aion. san, n os, "vouen "o'
r.vaya 49, - "poHio' rf,
DAiNBA NAS SCALES
Ann
HERRINGS, FIRE PROOF SAFES
,,,Hrsnh.c,ihers s,s "a. ,s..,.,n. ,n.,r .,ass ga
viii in a fe " ysek. he IN 10 Ger n Inc trade
he most complete stock Of Grocs Iies, Iron, Nails
q o9hen ware scales ana Fire Pfooi sales ever eli
'hf cred ~ y. lh,s MARIE.
.ern ana w. n eli in, I'm .ae "a
icle. can be had In 81. Louis and Chicago. Myis
-, - n - = 4, >, :, ! =
~ ae am Soaps aiI TT saie
- ~ ,,o q y v . : = = "a a. y "a Ii Eli
En Boxes Star, Opal and stenrine Candies for
49, ~: ~, p7,s - ,,,,, -, ? :; :. = :
~ B.P. g. ID.
"a bpl vinegar, prime arueie los saie oy
- s,,. usI, ar. =, r.. % ?. s -. = -
lOOs. House and Refining aIola sses, for sale by
b. r. q ID.
N pfi 49,, Sia-fa-T : - -, -,,-n.s G
- ma. - - ssSs5 Io7 sale 6v -
~ b. p & d.
: - AL. a. l. 40, i, 10 - a 81 y, =. 4. a.
III RI p n
~ - -
- phi. I.rd ,4o.aaJ f.r,,,,,ans po.in an.
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On ailparts of the United statss boughtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers and Land d gsuts.
Fort Dss uoinss, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
NTEshaii continue TO receive and pay out the
w notes of tho above Banks Gas have done
their organizationl after 18th inst and IN
further notice. tJanl2l COOK Z SARGkNT.
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II CARD.

lHaNE this day associated with me iD business
AEdwtn parmele. Hereafter the business will be
condacted under the name and style OF Parmele 81
bro. HENRY PAkMELE.
.agy s6tk div
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A Missouri vsrsien Of the Kansas News.
O. >... NJ. nc R.o.n IN a-s.. L.

NRw YORK, May 27.-A meeting OF gen.
tlemen will be held this evening at tile Man.
sion House, Brooklyn, to take into consid-
er.tion the assault on Mr.. Sumner, prelim-
mary to calling public meeting of the cit
liens.
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IEnKu6 Notl0us ana 10y0.
neutrality-suspicious. and for sale ait
Davenport Music Store; ~ as
No 8 LIE CIaire Row: CkANDALLk HIGGINS
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WE are now prepared 70 shsr dealer and con.
w sutuers aisrge stock Of i1savy and Shsir Hard
waro, upon orma and prices which cspnet fa 70 suit
We propose In this column 70 Keep our customers
posted up In hardware matters and invits calis from
our friends who desire fair dealisg.
For cxsh wc propose 10 soil az q email advance
1000 kegs Nails. Call soop fof bsfseiss u MALLS.
T.CLOsR 4 co.
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KussrAx eyrlDIrros AGAINST crKcAssiA, &c.
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FOR LEASE

Taese lands were selected many years ago and
comprise some OF she best laads 10 Scott County
end have ever been before offered for sale.
.sch II 20 COOK Il SARGEyT
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L,IRE King ssfcs the on,y seaiine Kind for sale
cheepby U. CLOSE co.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-10
CHERIFF's sALE-srArE OF LOUISIANA,

GHERIFF'S LE-SrATE OF LOUISIANA,
~ District Court, Parish of St. Landry.-No. 1868.
J.B. Dejean, sr., vs. Blum & Levy.
BY virtue of order of seizure and sale issued in
the above entitled suit by the District Court in and
for the Parish of st. Landry ana State Of Louisiana,
and to me directed will expose at public sale, for
cash. at tile Courthouse of this Parish, on s..TUR-
DAY, the 7th day of June, A. d. 1856, commencing
at the hour Of IL o'clock A. N. and continuing from
day to day, if necessary, all the right, title, interest
and demand of the said defendants, Blum Il Levy,
in and tn the following described property seized to
satisfy said writ, to wits
A certain Lot of Ground, measuring one arpent
front by two arpents in depth, making two arpents
(supcrfcia), situated on the Tech River, in the
Parish of St. Landry, BOUNDED SotAh at sixty feet
distant from the first levek6ank of said Teche River,
Fast by land of vendor, North by lot of Jules Mes
trick, and West by public road. With all the Build
ings and Improvements thereon.
ShclifFs Office, Opelousas. May 3, 1855.
l.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-District Court, Par
~ ish of St. Landry Nos. 1884 and 1926. ;.
Mechancx I'D Traders Bank, VS.. Benz. r. Rogers.
BY virtue of two writs of III. Fa., issued in th
above entitled suit by the District Court in and for
she Parish bf st. Landry and State of Louisiana, and
to me directed, will expose ut public sale, for cash.
at the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY,
the 7th day of june A. D. 1855, commencing at the
hour of IL 4. N. and continuing from day to day, if
necessary all the right title interest and demand Of
uie said deienaatt, Behl X. rogers, III and TO the
following property, seized to satisfy said writs to wit
The undivided third of the following Tracts Of
Land, viz: - 9l4
The SOUTHEAST quarter of Section No. 81, and
Fast half of Northeast quarter and East half of
SOUTHEAST quarter of Section No. l5 Township 4,
south of Range No. East-. ,taining together
32O.9S acres. = .-Y
Lots Nos. 8, 10, II anie IL, Section G, containing
i4?l0 acres; Lots NG,.tl2 and ID, Sectioi 5, con-
taining 1929 acres; Lots Nos 3 and A. Section g.,
containing $500 acres-3O5.59 acres, in Township
sonth of Range East.
Said Land is situated in the Parish of St. Landry
Sherif's Office, Opclonsas, May 3, 1856.
IT, " Oh ECHERE Sheriff.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-10
SALES AT AUCTION,

nUBLIC SALE-Estate of Mary Chap
il man.-Will be offered Mt Public Sale, by the
undersigned,a Public Auctioneer in and for the Par
ish OF St. Landry, on .a...i
At the store of David Guillory slallet Woods, the
Sdloving property, belonging f. the said estate:
The undivided half of cert. y SOW ''"'le'
TRACT OF LAND .'t '-h-
situated on MaIet Woods, in this Parish, being Lot
No, =, Section No. 10, Township 6 South, Range 2
East, containing lG6 superficial acres. h. : ut.
TERMs-One and two years credit from the day
of sale The purchaserto furnish good and su'cient
security in soldo. and the property to rema, spe-
purchase money and the interest which may accrue
thereon. Ifnot pnnctualy paid at maturity, to bear
eight per cent Interest from the time due until paid.
Parish of St. Landry, Aprill2 1856. i,--'
ULYSSE (,AkEREI,. Auctioneer.
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BAGASSE FURNA CE.-


GMMAN'S BAGASSE FURNACE
" The above Furnace is the only one that has sue
ceeded in taking of crop in Louisiana in compli-
ance with the following conditions:
l.. 1t works entirely by natural draught, without
the aid of blower;
q 1t contains no crate bars other irons in the
interior;
g. 1t never requires stoppage Of the mill to have
its ashes cleaned out; M = sH. '..l5.E
A. The Bagasse is never stirred or touched after 1t
arrives in the furnace; .-
S. 1t burns all the Bagassc, and makes steam
enough to run the mill engine, steam battery and
a pumping engine. ~ vi. VI .--
There are seven of the above Furnaces that have
been in successful operation in this State the past
year.
Mr.. A. A. WHEELER can he found at Hayess HO-
tel, Opeousas, where he will be happy to give all
information on the SUBJECT, and provide drawings
and specifications, to all interested in the above i'm
proyement-
: He is also Agent for BRANDE'S CELEBRATED
CORN AND COB CRUSHER OR STOCK MILL.
This Mill is an Improvement over all others of the
kind, ...- f..., XII h,
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GOOD MEDICINES.-It is estimated that
" AYERS CHERRY PEcTORAL AND CATHA ARTIl

GOOD MEDICINES.-Iti is estimated that
~ AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CATHART1c
FILLS have done more to promote the public health,
than any other cause. There csn be no question
.honsand cures of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group,
influenza, Bronchitis, etc, very much reduced the
proportion of deaths from consu,nptive diseases in
THIS country The Pills are good as the Pcctoral
ana VIII cure more complaints.
EVerybody needs more or less purging. urge the
blood from its impurities. Purge the Bowels, Liver
ana @ the Whole visceral system from Instructions.
rnge out the diseases which fasten on the body, to
WORK It's decay But for disease, we should die only
q old age Take antidotes early and thrust it from
the system, before it is yet too strong to yield.
ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only while
u ls weak, but when it has taken strong hold
Aead the astounding statements of those who have
Geen cured by them from dreadful Scrofula Dropsy,
Ulcers, Skin Diseases, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints,
heartburn. Headache, Gout, and many less DANCE
On the face, Worms, Nervous Irritability, Loss of
appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the head Colds
levers, levers, Dysentely, and indeed every variety Of
'ommpalnt for which Pugative Remedy is required.
liese are no random statements, but are autfenti-
clans. y j
=, Try them once, and you will never be without
them.
Price rs cts per Box-5 Boxes for sl,OO. II
l., Prepared by G. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold
yevery respectable Druggist in NewEngland; also
JOHN PosEY, P. l.. HEIR ARD g. Co., Opelousas; S.
= ALLIs, Washington; J. G. PoLlNGuE, G. Coteau
TRESH DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC.
P. LEoNCE HEBRARD & co.
Have Just received large supply of Fresh l..
-y2Dmgs, Perfumery, etc. T
Among other articles. will be found alAEG|
IA well selected stock of
Fsnr, \, Stationery, Blank Books,
SsnGy Note Paper and Envelopes, Porte, ,Monnaies,
French and American Pcrfumery,
Tooth, Nail, Hair and Shaving Brushes;
French Brandy; London Porter;
po;..- Port and Madeira Wines;
'1m1ss; m; olls; Paint Brushes; Varnishes;
Hiasses of all kinds; II
Syrup Pectolni Of Duconge; vernifuge;
lpecac Lozenges; Sugared Drops;
prepared Charcoal; Digtaline in Pills;
Brlant's PectOral Syrups;
English Pen-knves Citron Preserves;
Cologne Water of Jean Marie Farina;
Gum Drops for Colds;
Toilet Soaps; ."I
QUININE at reduced prices;
general assortment of French, English and Amer
ra ican PATENT MEDICINES.
AI%.sso, %.S an infallible remedy for Tape worm;
Ither Pearls, for Headache and Sick Stomach;
svrI1,aIv1 Il1,avllle's Great Remedy and Pills.
'NNofF, CIGARS, Chewing & Smoking TOBACCO,
OF superior quality
.aa. Tooth Forceps, Iancets Sucking Bottles ETC.
AA e3T The Ladies' attention is called to our
S4 S pERFUAERY AND FANCY ARTICLES /
-0opeonsas, March l, 1856.
( lLD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
- Gins for sale at this office. N.n
PlCKETS.-6 and 9 foot Pickets for sale
- cheap for cash, by
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5' ~ '7 7s' y a. l5;375l3 n
.ss y
-y1e .s s s., -
= s +
cided measures y protest DE liv6ssde iteS&
Eens and vindic&te the h0nor Of ~
Rumors have also rsIched ne ut i0upp
fourteen or eighteen citizens, four ladjN, (ono
with an infant, were seceatly 4pi ~
some troops, q Virgin AaIE = ilG8 %
believe so disbolical % JoAn B.
Sawhn, Esqa. the be9yef 4of Enctetl
TO inquire q tie n.fss df 9 ~ 4 l!al 4 sssss
fcr thb legation. Into The heSt this
dispatch, aitd i pray tat ybu eltle 4 Con-
duct through your Mnes, ana tH6plS
VI your dbecdt y esss' ssss5 lsss
j. III. WHExLER, Minhtek IL u A.
e s.--1-i' a. sss 81
fasi ri sss kuRTHsa AMsk1
aIhs ghafleton qCafiets has n e1ln =
EcorFespondent rerde dstsd Meath ofs y IN {3sru
ricn; ~ the San .I,,.n r;ver. mn 8 Il viv;s.
s q -,
Au.scs :.
The Nscatae sseAse, ot sne istl A. ~ e
record q t!.e events wnicn nsve ifSana
nicaragua AZ me nesy.e g Ayelv eqa1es
lin lnete tthe acconns q wnlcn -. s.sssyeIt g
fectly gwen .n .nas paPer we Oosy1
iost "a kined ana wcunoed near seven A!M4seq
w. .i.sl s = S0.a..nNs * ,cs p:1ss
from i xiv; R;yas. on lie 10Th. Tie Costs Ricans
admit 45p killed aud $50 wounded 4
On tl,s 10th inst = battle betweea 10 hun
ared QcssA kicans and thirtcsn M Amefican:
sss. .Sox ~ - outn ,.ss Is ssl,..
iost twantS.scys5s IL } ffs 8rbt Wills a. Ss54;.
cans only lost one. 4hssl N now stationed
at the month OF that river AbeNf eighty 81 -
American ; tfoopa. 8 Y !. = = q, 7 ,ls. ss
,hs 1ash @ to .tstsd T. MT N ase.' N sss ~
we're aaabls to bury tl.s M dcad lined IS bat}
and tsf ia oti',.,s.1..e ha is~n ,in ~
tl,cir ,losomnosit tic,5s silss
ant VIM Ussst vinleTsR ansi fls.v lfxa tSF{{Ir
combelleJl IA abandon IN 9GiTvs ~ - htated
that thirty.two Costa' Ricans ,sIiea fTom,1 49,
disease a., Ina evening ~ IN i Nh insf 4 81
n Gen Walker ma a fntce ofs7t{) AYnsri6nrs
III Granada nnii 600 native trooue werp IN
their march from rom Econ, on the 18Th, tpssei,sl
f,rcn h;n, M ~ TN. ,,,,, is1fl n,
NUMBER that came out under Geu. Hosuaby,
aud who were at Castillo Oh tbe 30tb. EN-.
Walker viii bei enabled, III two woslss, u drive
s ncs a ase the Ss9ass ~
IAN, Tie Northern States arc os1ict. They
have accepted lie peace proportions 81 thc
Nicarn~an Gnyarnmr,ant ra,,f ,,sli t.Ia5 X M
stops to invade Nicaragua Thsys nave salss
discontinued enlistn,ents, and lisbsnded many
troops already orrunizeti. go
5e Every thing now looks nroer,arosa ior tho
cause, and Tie SUCCESS Of WnlEar iss beyondt
doubt With the recruits that cnme out 3 lewi
Gen.. Walker will have i, ,lO0 Xmerican ana 'snd
1.(l(l0 nntivn troona In thu ss0nrsa ~ = vrook