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tending to Consumption.
9 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 9 9 q q 3
'HIS preparation is getting into all over our cour.ry
l. The numerous letters receive from our various a.
gents informing US Of cures effected in their Immediate
neEhoooods variant as IN saying it of the best if
not the very best Cough Medicine before public
1t almost invariably relieves and ouenty cures
the worst cases When an other Cough preparations.
have faed this has relieved the patient Druggists
Medicines, and Physicians testify ASK the Agent
your town. what been his experience of Ihs
length OF time he will tell you medicine extapt
Below give few extracts from letters receiv-
ed lately regarding tile virtues of thus medicine.
Dr. ;. S. osin, Of Knoxville, Ga, says:I have been
using your LyeTwoT and Tar very extensively in nv prac
for three years past and tits with pleasure
belief in lis superiority over all other articles with which
scquainted for which il is recommended.
Messrs. Fitzgerald & BrenneTs, writing from WaynesviIle
" e., says:-"lhe LiverwoH and Tar is becoming daily
popular in this country, and think Justly
who haye tried speak in Commendabie it, say
tits very 6enedcalin ale '2tng tue complaints for which
is recommended.
Our Agent in Pckens District, s. c., Mr. s. T. MeFsII
assures great bene in his own family
and recommends il to his neiahboTs He gives instance
negro in his vicinity, who had been suffering
with disease Of the Lungs for years. attended severe
cough. who was relieved by the LiveTWOrt and Tar.
such the good reports hear of This Medicine
all parts othe South For report of the surprising
IL has performed inlhe Western and Northern and Eastern
States would invite the suffering patient pam
phet which accompanies each bottle. To all say,
hope, have hope!
that cough which is daily weakening your constitution,
irritating throat and lungs, and Inviting dread
disease, Consumption when soothing and healing a rem
edy he obtained Rogers SyTup verWart and Tar
Beware Of Counterfes and base limitations. genuine
article signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
around eacn bottle.
Price Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for Five DOL
lars. Sold wholesale aud reiai by SCuVIL & MEAD
III Chatres ST. bet Cont and ST Louis, n o Sole Agent
the Southern Sates whom all and applications
for Agencies must be addressed Sold also by
'EWn Brothers, Berry n DemOyle. A r. Roscoe. Thos.
Wells and 6. W. HendershOtt, Nashville. Tenn and by all
other DTugglststnTough the Stale Janl2-d6iiriwly.
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PREEIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
EBEN FULLER.


TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MAEUFAcroEY,
Corner Market and Spring or Chutch sis,
Nashville Tenn.
~ HATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this Alanutactory since its establishment, the Pro-
preor feels determined to merit continuation ofhe same
in future
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
work, consisting in part OF Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans, double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf no
rocco AID Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style ami warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds of Repairing DONE
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
s5s- Banner, Whig Gazette end Cleveland Banner
copy discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
LOCOMOTIV ES, FOOLS AND MACHINERY.
FINHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence Mas
SIctuses, manufactures Locomotives of any size or
guage, Stationary Engines Lahes, Pansrs; al kinds OF
Tools, Cotton, WOollen and Paper Machinery Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
&c. de- An articles warranted best materials and work
manshp. Information may be obtained and orders for
warded application To Mr. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House, 1dshuiILe. Tennessee, address
J. H. w. PAGE Treasurer
nov. 2S-6md. Office Il Kilby st Boston. Mass
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,AWANEG House, Nashville, Tenne

EKLDEES g Sun, PkUPhILIUES.
rSHS desirable house has lately been entirely rehtted
and r,furnSbed and there has also been added
Der ui large and hsautliu rooms dining hall &c
TIE house centrally located, convenient 10 the Gene
raj Stage Office Boat Landing, aod the business
portion Of the CITY
Wesre now prepared 10 accommodate the travelling pub
lie aud oar fuencs IN general in style not 10 be
passed by snv b0.Gl IN the West.
iune3y BRIDGES & SDN PropretorS
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4 WSH TO sell my Bakery and Grocery and all the FIX
lures, good WILL sc, For further information sppy
ca the premises, $50 Cherry street South Nashville
jsnI6--4ss JAMES FoRskITR.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAECUTOR7S NOTICE.
A LII those indebted TO the estate of ISAM BEASLEY
n decd, will please come forward Immediately and
make payment deermnedto to wind up as soon as
possible And those having claims against the estate will
please present them according TO law they will be for
ever barred. GABRIEL d. BEASLEY
WILLIAM Fl .BEASLEY,
HENRY BEASLkY,
Smith county, Tenn. Executors.
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/ 81. WILhlN having been adTuItted to practice in
81 all the Courts ct Tennessee aud New York, and bav
Tag -eTm3renyY locAei N Nashville. will attend 10 al
matters Of Collection snd Litigation entrusted to him.
Office No 20 Cherry street povs-tt
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REMOVAL
AND
G b q n ge of Fir m -.

TT'I1E q NJ.,
having been dissolved by mutual consent, BENZ. NJ. d
EDN'D A. WHITL0Ck have associated with them
FREDK. J. HAVKRsTIcK,
OLIvKR w. DODGK, and
HeNRY CAANEYER,
for years engaged with the old firm, and will continue
lmpOng and Grocery Business under the firm of T. b.
d 4. A. WHITLOCK & Co.. and will from the old
stand "a Front Street. the 18th January 1885, 10 their
warehouse. No. 70 Beekman Street, corner of Nassau first
above the Asor House. the opposite side of and
four doors from the Park, where they will be most happy
anime their stock.
Tbe senior member Of the firm, b. NJ. Wboek, embraces
this opportunity Acknowledgements for kind
shown him through the long period his business and
trusts thaths experience and application, with that OF The
junior partners, will prove sufficient guarantee that all
ders connded House shall eOntinue ample
and satisfactory attention.
New York, January lsi. 1856.
B. NJ. x r. A. wHrrLoCK & co.
BENZ. NJ. WHlTLOCh,
EDW'0 A. WHITLOCk,
FREDK J. HAVERST1CK,
OLIVER W. DODGE,
HENRY CAHMEYER.
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NASHVILLE AND cHATF4Noog1 R5TTRoz5-
--,r,, = q rNoTIcE 20 sHIPFEIRss. ..Ss:-A04D y

|
| NTiL the Tennessee River Bridge IS rebuilt. a.
- Produce sud Merchandise win Be tran
shipped across the river on Steamboats, and Bar ~
ges and De subjected to two dayages hppers ara not
ned that all goods sent to the Depos in pSekaes iusp
Gent tor the entire protection Of he contents viii b.
lec ted Grain viii not Be received except in heavy osu
our gs or gunny bags The light thin sacks will be else
ecen at tie rist Of The 0cHer as the labor and tina e
sary to reparthe will greatly retard the truasbnn
and cannot be performed The Agents Ct the Road are
specially instructed not to receive grain at their
stations unless the sacks plainly aud isnev 1arke
and accompanied BY an order of shipment
We cannot permit the DepOts to be used IS Storses
Houses Tor Gram or Produces, when the tame is to Be he'd
until t suits the convenience OF the owner or ~
order ntorw&rd- Wheat to Chattanooga will be ear1rd
nine cents and Corn eight cents per bushel from Tuaao-
ma and all stations west Of Tennessee River aud from
Nashville and all stations west Of Tulahoa Whsat Uni
De charged ten cents and Corn ntne cen = Der bushe
WHISKY viii oe charged one dollar per barrel from Nash
VIE 70 chattanooga All articles Of freight designated IN
our Tariff as LIST. 3D. Cd and 4h class VIII be earrsd a
present Tariff rates. a L ANDERSON
- Sup'tN L & Railroad
REDUCTION ON LUMBER To NASHViILE.
from bridgeport 70 Tantalon inclusive Lumber Is -
duced 81 par Tar load from present rates Prom sora
70 Normandy inclusive, Lumber is reduced 81 per Car
RAILROAD NOrICE,
OITON destined for Charleston will on and affer his
date be charged "a 25 per bale of 500 bs or less and
% een,sPer 100 IDS; Tor exeess Of over 500 lbs.
sePtl2 II. l. ANDERSON, Sup't n &CRR
FROM hASHVlLLE TO NEW ORLEANS
THROUGH In FOUR DAYS
FARE, KHLR7 DOLLARS
A|lA Chattanooga, Atlanta and West Point 10 Mont
gomery By Railroad. Tickets TO be bad At the De-
pot Price $40 80.
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY double daily Hns.
(morHng and evening" OfStages and Seamboas c5uaec
ing with the steamers from thence to New Orlesus
II. l. ANDERSON, Gen1 SuptN. SC.RR
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
NSTEwE - - - - E
EE&1zE11 - S2-- =. z%
~ and after Wednesday, December 9Th, lass Trsius
" will as follows:
Col vi - UTH.
Leaves Nashville at e4S ~ and 3, n arriyss,
fhOnpsons at 20, A. and 4 as
GOING NORra.
Leaves ThomPsons at S:45 A n; and s. P n; arrives A.
Nashville lo25,A- NJ, and 80. P NJ
Sunday Tram leaves Thomps0n's Rt sAM
The Stages of Carter ThOn1s Hough connect 4.h ~
Trains at ThompsOn's
Through Tickets TO Memphis, Wsyuesboro,. J.ek..,
Insembia Florence COlumbil, aud Pulaski cn be rro
cured al the General Stage Oce under the Veranda 20
tel a ANDERsS6y ~
oeclS-u r. Eng and Sunf
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JOY TO THE WORLD!
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYl
Iurley's Sarsaparilla.

JOY TO THE WORLD!
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYl
Hurley's Sarsaparilla.
OF remedies that during the
~ present the hOusand ills that flesh IL heir
equal this wonderful preparation Only hree years
have elapsed since the discoyeer who spent decade 10
studying expenmenaZmg and PeIfecIipg IT, rst inrodue-
Ell il the public and is aready recognized By the
eminent scians in parts Of ne country TO be the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrup the have hitherto
failed command the sanction of the faculty, because
bOng tested they have been found TO contain noXous
which neutraizE good effects Of the sarsaparila
and oenmes nIure the health of the paen 1t is
with Buriey's preparation
This the and genuine extract OF the and will
ra be found 10 eecta certain and perfect o the fol-
lowing complaints ana diseases:
Affection of the Bone, Habitual Costiveness.
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Eryspelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, serof1la, or Kings Evil,
Fistula, Syphilis
Aud ali Diseases ofhe Skin.
Besides curing the above, is also known 10 be great
system.
In hor it is without exception, the mentioned
and lis general effect the SYSTEM the eeaeious
Is most dssrabe remedy of the Ii is already extsn
Europe reputation The instances Of has effected
daily the prOprietors ledge and he has
nohesitaon in recommending to and all who desire
procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried its e
Recoect Hureys Sarsaparls is the only genuine article
in the market
~ Price dollar per bottle, or six for Eve dollars
For sale at The mauuacoy of Seventh and Green
SCoV by Medicine throughout the United
States Canada and Mexico. jan23-d&wIy
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY COODs-
WILLIAM TAsKER

III fAhh fLAOE, NEW YORK rites the Attention
lOs oil southern and Western Merchans 10 ks
Of Fsns Combs, Har, Tooth and a Brushes Ladies Res-
eules PertnneTy, Soaps Porte Monaies JET and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax Coral and Glazs
Beads, Necklaces, &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Bas
and Toys Of every description Scissors Rasurs and Cat
lery, Gold and Gilt Jewery, Aecordeons and Volne ia.
Guiding general and very large stock OF Engsb Frsncs
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at The vsi
lowest prices for CASE or APPROVED PAPER.
~ Orders By letter selected and put up in the a
manner. WILLIAM TASKER
zys-lyd. PAEx PLAes Nsz Yozx.
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AIEE. Il WALLACE n P. NIAGFIELi
WALLACE q WINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants,


General Commission Merchants,
And EALERS IN PROD T. =,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
III ILL give special attention 70 the sale Of bacon Lard
w Flgur Tobacco, &c, BE-
Wallace, Knoxville Tenn, ToOle, Bro Co., Marv-
vile, Tenu. Ii 7 Cox, Louisville Teun., Donaldson
Union Tenn johnson L HAIR NadiSonville, Teen. BrEb.
son Bro. Sewer county, Tenn. Eains L King, Dam
bridge Tenn Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn, Il
gusta Ga John Cunningham Greensboro Ga, w Lu-
0as, Athens Ga, John Wingfed, Madison, Ga Carhart
RoH Macon, Ga. 7 Willis Savannah, Ga now
RAGs-$55O IN PREMIUMS.
Il ANING largely increased my supply OF Rags by the
am induced offer larger amnu1t of premiums for the
present year And will pay the above premium in
oio0 $50 $50 $40 $50 $50 S40 $50 $50 and $lO any
merchants "Pedlars"-who will deliver me, from
this date the lst Juy, $50, the largest amount of
RAGS The be bought outside of and BY do
ing business outside OF Nashville or vicinity
viii all times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
for RAGS delivery, and isse certificate the
m the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and seut before the st day of July
neat that three dsnteesed merchants of Nashville
NIKE tbe awards The largest being entitled
the $780, the next largest to $50 and so down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know whose TO issue the certificate. Combinations
viii not be allowed.
Woolen Liasey Silk and Worsted rags not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
JuiY4-lydtriw&w W. :. WHITEMAN.
North of the Square
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. GERTRUDE j. CARY'S BOARD
INC AND DAY SCHOOL

JETIL resume its Session on Monday sept 10Th CIR
w caars may be obtained application at her resi-
denee s W. corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Phadel
phia.
REFkRENcEs.-Rev, II. a. Boardman, ID. d. Rev. VIM.
Darling Rev g. l. Plat, Rev. J. Gordon MAXWELL Phia.
delphiL
Hon VIM. a. Marcy. Secre tary Of State Judge P. ".
Daniel Supreme Court U. S., Washington City; Rev.
Thomas H. Skinner, D. d.. Rev. Joel Parker, D. d. New
YORK; Rev. George Woodbridge, p. 7. Daniel, Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va.
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn, A. R Crozler Comptroller Nashville Tenn.
sept25-6m.
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importers

Importers
OF Cognac Brandes, from Otard, Dupuy Co.. Henessey,
Pnet, CasIon Co.. and other Houses Of the highest repu
tton sole Proprieors ofthe celebrated randies
CHATEAU BERNARD,
SUPERIOR VINEYARD,
LIQUEUR DES CHAMPS DOR,
s'MAGNA CHARTA,'' dc, &C.
S6HIEDAM AND OLD HOLLAND GINS, JAMAICA AND
WEST INDIA RUNS.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
the oldest established Houses in Europe all of which
ordered and selected with their purity
and medicinal use.
CIGARS imported fJr trade, from the best ship
peTs in Havana.
Agents for the ne description OF Virginia manufactured
TOBACCO, also large stock Of medium and low grades
and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES.
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James G. Aver.

LOWELL, MASS.
Price % Cents per Box. five Boxes for 81.
Sold ct wholesale BY BERRY & DENOVILLE;
At Retail by BROWN & GRUBBS
Also, BY ny Agents in almost every town in the State.
jan2 '5s-4n
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PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.

IN. & Z. \. W. d Co.. are exclusive owners orbis
Wine and in receipt of shipments by regular Packets
and beg those who may not have given il trial TO do
under their guarantee that will be found superior, in deli
caey OF flavor and quality 10 any Wine at present mPorted
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HAVE in store and Tor sale low for cash the follow
( ing articles:
tNara Family Flour, Warranted the very best
Su-ly-Browu, Crushed, Loaf ana Puverzed
Cl:tea,-JavR. Laguyra and Rio
Preserves, JeIiiesaud Jams. Of all kinds.
uuoss ,aisups Pickles, Oysters, Spices and Fish
Pie Fruts Peaches Cherries, and Strawberries.
Fresh Tomatoes aud all other articles strictly family
us. Warranted the very best quality.
I.uf'Ef j. ~ HAWKINS 80 Union street
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NOTTON destined for Charleston will on and after nj,
" date, be charged "a 25 per bale Of 500 bs l od
30 eentsPer 100 lbs. for excess Of over 500 lbs
septl2 II. l. ANDERSON Sup't n ACRE
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FARE REDUCED TO $40 SO
MSR

FROM NASHVILLE 10 MEMPHIS.
VIA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Columbia.
v Waynesboro and Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
$50 miles railroad and 165 niles turnpike Leaves Nash
vile Sundays Wednesdays and Friday at 81 a N Ap-
ply at the General Stage Ofce opposite the Post ocs
dee22-h
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EEep This American invention stands unrvaIed
k both in this country and in Europe 1t is worn
EE&e { by 200 persons aud with most astonishing
~ success. ln competition with 80 other substi-
uss Of the best French, Engisa, and Ger
manufacture il received he award Of the
i GEEAT MEDAL the WoRLDs EXHIBITION IN
! y LONDON as The 5est art. fcidt linlb kaOlRa. In
tins country il has been thirty times exhibited
10 CONF IettOn with all others, at the annual
Fairs IN the principal cities and has, in every
/ instance, received the award OF the highest or
n'st premium. And as a croEning honor BY
& The unanimous approval OF an international
3 council, the First Premium"-only Silysr
K / NstEt given for limbs-Was awarded the in
sA-a4 yenior, II the late New \ Ork Crystal Palace
ihs leg d1ely ventilated allowing current of air to
pass AROUND the slump, keeping in cool and hsaltsy
cyEiitt5a.
Pamphlets giving full information sent gratis to every
applicant
b. FRANK PALMER 4 Co
EaT. ly--6m $40 Chestnut Street Phiadelphia
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FARE REDUCiD TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE m
IAcKsON TFEN ~

VTIA Tsnnesses and Alabama Railroad Columbia s,d
v WaynesborO- For seats apply At the General Sac
Office. Leaves Nashville Sundays, Weenssdays and 81,
days. at 61S a m. dec22-tl
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TT TJ NAs8vSIT, !, : 4 IIlI.

from bridgeport, 10 fontalon inclusive Lumber Is -
duced S2 psr tar load from present rates Frnp toar.
10 Normandy nelusve Lumber is reduced 81 per C.r
Ioad lro % t0rmer rates. dec1R
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For the Complete Cure of Coughs. CoIES.
Enfiuenza, Asthma. bronchitis, Splitting
OF BLOOD and aAi other Lung Com ~ afnIs
tending TO Consumption.
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MISCELLANEOUS
pTSSorur,oU

NHE copartnership heretofore existing undsr the firm
j. and style Of BROWN d GRUBBS is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo c. BRowN is alone author
ized to use the name Of the firm in liquidation, DC.
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RAILROADS, &C.
.

WHEAT COIN. oars. sLiCk.
per bu. per bz- per ba. per Dbl.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-10-11
The Slavery Test in Kansas.

When the Kansas prisoners were brought
before Judge Lecompte, Mr.. Byanscombe a
Free State lawyer, appeared for them. The
following conversation took place -... a
Judge Lecompte asked Mr.. Branscombe il
he was member of that court.
Mr. Branscombe replied that he was not
Judge Lecompte-Then you had better be
qualified before you appear in this case.
Mr.. Branscombe-Wh hat are the qualifca-
tons necessary for member of this court
Judge Lecompte-You must take an
oath to support the Constitution of the
United States, the laws of the Territory, the
organic act, and the FugIice Slaue Lav.
Mr.. Brapscombe- cannot eonscientiansly
take that oath.
Judge Lecompte-The you cannot ap-
pear in the case.
Mr.. Branscombe then applied to appear as
amieus cnrie merely for the purpose of doing
business preliminary to the trial
- Judge Lecompte deried the privilege.
Isn't this fine specimen of jud cial ruling
in court of the United States ? Yet Judge
Lecompte is good Democrat, and goes in
for Buchanan.
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Latest from Nicaragua.

-sass NEW YORK, Get. z.
The steamer Tennessee, from San .;ua1
the goth, and Key West the 9th of Sept.
arr ived this morning. g.
The officers of the Tennessee report affairs
in Nicaragua to be assuming a more favora
BILE aspect, as regards the stability of Walk
er's Government. aHt Ja
The army numbers 1000 Americans, be
side the native troops, all in good health
A detachment of Walkers troops ha(
made two attempts to dislodge party o
natives, entrenched at San Jacinto, but were
repulsed both times with loss of two hun
dred killed and wounded. f
The enemy are said to have one hundred
killed.
At last accounts Walker was about to dis
patch body to make third attack. :
Ex-Presidcnt Rivas is said to be defunc
and unacknowledsed by any party.
Lein is still in the possession of the ma
tives. i'
Honduras and San Salvadorian troops arr
all in deplorable condition, from sickness
and starvation. ...r
Their ranks are continually thinned 10y
restitution and cholera Is or 20 dying daily
Walker has cut off all their means of sup
plies. t-.ta-9aag
The fate of Mr., Livingston is not certainly
known, but it is believed that he has no
been executed.
The cholera still RACES at Costa Rica.
President Moras recently reviewed hi
troops at San Jose, but on asking them i
they were ready, they answered enthusias
tically, no, but if the Americans ATTEMPTED
to invade Costa RIGA, they were ready to op
pose them.
The British feet still lay at San Jose, ant
additions are daily expected. ss.-
Key West was healthy and the weathe
was cool.