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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

CUPREME COURT City and County of New
- Yori ALEXANDRA w BRADFORD, Surrogate Of the
City End County Of New.YoIh sst ARTHUR Quinn ADD
rHILO STICKLES.To the Defendants above named: You
hereby moDed and required 20 snsve the complaint In
this action which filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the City
and County New York the City Hail. In the City Of New
York the l1h day Of June 1856 and 70 Of
TO the said complaint the subscnbe at his ONCE No
81 Was IN the City Of New York within twenty days after
the OF this exclusive OF the day OF
such and you fail 10 the said complaint with
In the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this acton will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York, JuLe II, 1856 *. II. BOVINE.
jel7 law6wTu Plaintiff q Attorney.
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NEV-,IERSEY ITEMS

The frrsAs fIrtps.-Sundsy, being one OF our
most charming Summer day. ,enp'ed thousands spoe
thousands L. Ihese beautiful groabds. The order,
h,w,v-r "a. ell that could he Asked nothing what
,,.roccuirns "a u1 the pl-ssur- Of those sho re-
.slted ,b.,aer o. br sthe IN. fresh snd ejoy tie
claiming -,sup Ia the sferuooc, ct a clock, the
E,x Nj PISTON r,--amed hIs Sabb<,h srvscss. occu-
rvrr ~. s,,ns rsr Of the grounds - last summer,
AZ drs the q livery .th's di-soars- va listened TO
=, a l.I,. ssi at. Dt,se crowd 81 people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

T.rrIr ~ MossoCrH.-Tre soldiers of ieis, 10
JorAty te.is eei.brs;-s the scpivsrserl ne
psr - xor ID The 18th ~ pssts and senss On
20 h.t-S .EsGLd
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nater Cure.

mp. MUNDE's WATER CURE ESTABLISH
~ MINT, a. ELOktsCL trOr,hnN,nPoul MASS IL one
a ID. r-gust fluctuations OF its kind In the
Vhe6 Dr the oldest disciple of Priesnitz and
QUE Of the frs suhjest Proe 80 w-ck
"YDROPA1 aud KINES1PATHY-The
~ SWEDISH MOVEMENT CUHE.-Toese twin sisnces
h. closely uI TOR history and OF Kline
sips nv Mis- Beeehsfs Physiology and Caishsnes
I2l l. DONOVAN experieI ced kinespsthc fraetl
10 er Offers his services To Water Cure Phys
risn others DESTROYS e acquiring thorough know ledge
20 III srest be operation daily
from 10 70 O'clock the sDo,ned address where Tor Ia par
sdouees p.tieuts be trested
~ 81. !. "a 6. go, su tstons No CSC SHAW NewIork.
IA kable Of 'incurable" hhoumstistn may
be la proce.s Of recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
Ia w INTELLIG ENCK
IrNIIEp STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Jrss W-Bscrs
Jadge bGrrs
80 SLAVE rRADE cAsr OF rHr HoHArfo.
-. NJ .lakE

~ VuMed safe. sst kadoph Z. Ls.sla
The d,.elca.t who sfaho- indicted sth tue ournse
81 ha,t been ,1...-d stas The big ho''us for Tho
S.s,su.e. "a $50 ..sls OF us ms mon - 49, s.x.,
usp, IS- --..,nrs bra Lsssl.. pane .S pso.sl
b, sr inrsn.m R.ssse. ,l.Is 81 tho Se'om assss
n. fse~Ias to Lssss, and msm Lss~is !"
on. 81 ID. .s-ns.d to her As,ins
fom Ariss I'D carried taen % Css.
h.vcod A. %. er. that he o. hsrs OF .~rs pss ~
o,s,r w,,ss ~so fu IsS.d .oo. q the w..rc.sls
they otesrd ny tail spaniard sId Ped St ~
u .s,', Ma t "a. .,s e.s s.o. ss.%as A NJ,
MKsep .i.sd thu, he bad his so'd .thsr.v IN m
1 W ta' .s. s ,e. ,s, witch -. accordingly done
App hee -; bed h., .e o.a ss,t. LOT ~ eve
OF La... coups With 80 sasrwsrd .dmisd y inc de-
l.o .sso; 5; "a s =. ;.: 4
is s-" ,. ,.s hon noo. ,o.s" ssn,dI LAsALAs
In. muccve.d ey ii. pr.-sunon IS ,eniss 70 prove
t,t me ownership eontnl OF The bis ~eIe In Lss>A
Tbi. Tote Ma tn 's 80. IN snsw.i to m:sssfs OF
biz th' he ,s.. YES re.dy Ia :omPI'.Ses wm ~ ~
a hun ia, he 80 70 L IL. n: ,ss x:s
o5at s % sa sot &c in S.I SiTsli but cent
II. ion r,ssd and MIR Gerard opensd for the DE-
Nj MARKHAM BEN. recalled tina, the man fest II the
uora,o it. face e.ims'e cargo OF Porh seAns &C.,
AID ~s- ..leo Ia N,saues'. name ~,,
vs.. s I ss Il. Ne. :, her ale % Ls.s. Ud
,b he bill OF sale the lsef occasion vas made out win
sd-U testified b. good character Of the drm Of John
Lss.s. nephew Of -beh the defendant ~ los gsIts.
the city evF jobs Lss~is and scssin Of The
osfri dr. ard so..s-sper u tae ara IN ss ".: a.' -
whom b, ce,crbed s spsri.d, sh red ~h.Ae,s vheh
i.nSsn' tesoa..d &C :, h., % bins. A.,.S .as,
sequs to c. Epsb 500 ate. he purchase Tho hc
:s ~ ss. an ctS .S
a. s sssn b. %. c aeos s'.s Bryant ~
sSs. Ejea- ses l.N~i Office and vest On
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CUPREME COURT-City aad County of New.

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- York-MARGARET ANN NELSON. widow, and Ad-
unisra1 Of the goods ohstes ard effects Of JOHN NEIL
SON, junior deceased, against GEORGE MALLON, PAT
RICK McELROY Charles Lent AID Margaret his wife, Levi
HAYDEN Henry II. Elliott c. HOLDER James Flanagan
Leroy David Smith Asa Gardner Themn Gard
ner The Utted States Trust Company of Recev
To the above Defendants and each Of them: You
hereby required the complaint
this acton which will be filed in the Office Of the CeTk Of the
City County Of New York the City Hall an said city
Of 10 the said complaint the
subscriber at bis Office No 81 Merchants Exchange, in tho
City Of New YORK. within twenty days after the Of this
on you exclusive Of the day Of such service and II
you said complaint within the time aforesaid
dens, ded the lsnt-Dsed New York March ls 1856
lel7 law6wTu. HENRY DAY Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York JOHN NJ. KIBSEE ard JAMES NJ b ALL
III Y L arA s.

- YoTk-JOHN n. kIBSKE ard JANIS NJ b III
AGAINST EZEKIEL FRENCH and JACOB ADAMS-Sam
mons for money Contract COm not served Ito above
hereby summoned and required TO anw
In hs action which viii be filed In the ONCE Of
the CLERK the City aud County Yorh at the City Hall
New York and of
hs ribers at sir ONCE No "a
within twenty days AFTER the service
exclusive the day such service and
II you the said complaint within the time sore
said the plaintiffs this action will take judgment against
for the -four hundred and twenty Hne dollars and thirty
six cens with interest from the oath DAY Of September one
hundred and fin 6ve and for the further Of
and eighty dollars and cents with
March, 1856 eedes the costs Of this
action. Dated May "a, 1856. -
LAWTON l. LARNED plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint in filed IN the Office Of the
CLERK Of the City and County OF the "a day OF
June, 1856. LAWTON LAhNED,
les iaw6vTu Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

Mrs. c. .r,o,e james. daughter Of Bishop Janes, re-
etlfl, hsras1 =, r..sssse 'h~ $40, ;, The .lpssse
hat 10 sLs ,ueocss via psrusaenuy resst
Z, "a The s.ciienL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

The Lh1sh.tA Borough Grand Jury have made
--p,n,p, ss.r s.s VI liquor is tAsi phes, AsveS
,h,I he sstl or'Ss doevs- sms @eAsafes 70
- th-.. cr,ms vo.,a is~ humanity. end sod sssI
e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

Kry4wAr AID AcCTDE,T.-T--tsrd -y he hires
attached 70 ~ No O. fLI.o- i-Ss sSsy IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
~ NEW.YORK-NICbOLAS DE ALFARO and JOS
EPHlNE DE ALFsRO against BRIDGET LEARY, EI.
ooutII. JOHN s. DEVLIN and ANDREW LEARY, IL.
Andrew Leary, dteeaed Andrew Lesry TbouS
LeAry, Michael Leary Ellen Leary BRIDGET Larry Mary
Leny John Collins and Bridget bis wife Mary Foley Edward
Dewert AIN his wife Mary M.honey Ann Nah may An
drew Msboey and bis wife Thomas Duncan Ellen Duncan
lie wife, Walter Wbslsn, William Whssn, Ps1ck Whslsn
and Mary WbslsnTo the Defendants above Lswed You
hereby and required the complaint ia this
sctoD which filed ia the Office of the CLERK Of The City and
County e. at the Cry Hall in the City Of New
Yok the 18th day Of May 1856 and copy
the said complaint the subscriber al his Office
No 81 Wslls in the City Of Newiork within twenty days
after the service Of this usive Of the day
Of such services and you fail the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this sction will spp
the the relief demanded IN the mpairt-Dsted
New.Ycrk. May l9, 1856. X. n. BOVINE,
jel7 iaw6wT u Plaintiff Attorney.
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CIX PER CENT ASSESSMENT BONDS.

-
- SEALED PROPOSALS Will b. received by the Con.
her Hall Of unt the 18th day Of Iune 1855
OcI, "a H. for LOAN Of S2ScO0 10 pay Inspectors
h- advances ~"rk ne for the Corporation a. Provi
dei ~ the ordI~nce II Decembsr 40, 1854
Bonds will he issued for u months
st . p-t . Gums RI Z e1 nud upward
Proto. directed TO FLAGG Controller. No 5
Hal 4 Records A L. FLAOO, Controhor
Con~uller'e Office, New York Ju ne 6, 1856.
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nle0iraI.

CURE for SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS
y PrI.i. sf with form Of this diseHse, and who
a.. wi b. sautsry manner without the ad
Of 'be usual buubug, AID 81 no 'er.te charge
invites c- at No 81 President g. Brooklyn, IL
Ill ,o-ft esht Ia all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
EOMAN EYE BALSAM-FOr Weak and In

tan ed Eyes This Bslsam Is the best remedy tha
.. ., "a "a, ithsn.d tids Y almost instantly relieve
all and ssy effects complete cure alter 10" al
IrcatiouF. For saie by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

u NO 'JVVNhIfVIu-
er OF Kck booker 8st requested 70 attend
,etirs b. held ~ the Brosd~ay House WEDNESDAY,
TVFSIHG Juie 18th inst at o'clock Business Of impor
t.IC VII b. LAID before the meeting
Dy OF ~ The CO mmttee, VIM. 4. HUNT, Chm.
@, 4.
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order, and proceeded to The tenth INFORMAL BAL
with the subjoined result
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

county company, WAS ordered to take 81
men and charge the enemy on the hill
which he did salIantly, killing one Indian
and capturing mule, saddle, blsnksts and
4 pair OF boots.
he Volunteers drove the enemy riphI
ard lelt. scattering them in all directions
The enemy lost four. killed certain, and
hsd many wounded Four mule. aud two
horses were captured. One white man
Killed OF shefheIds company. and one oil
the Spy company wounded
Crest credit Is due TO these brave Nolun.
'se's who have driven the Indians from the
trail and are s,IlI in pursuit OF them.
Capt I.abeo Buoy's command had a
tight with some seveniy.tive Indians ais
miles south of Cammas valley. The enc.
my came into the valley. it appears, to sweep
The settlement Upon hearing 1t, Captain
Buoy with thlr,y>hve men started IN pursuit
and came up with the enemy on the noun.
tain leading to the meadow. from the North.
Assoou as Captain Buoy came up with the
Indians, he Immediately divided lis com,
maud aud charged them right aud left,
aud completely routed aud defeated them,
Killing three Indians whom they found on
the ground. one with navy,s1ed pistol
tightly gfasped in his hand though dead
The command followed the Indians about
mile, until the men were completely ex.
hsusied for want Of water They we're
then ordered to return to camp. This com
psny, both offers add men, behaved in such
manner AS to entltle them to the highest
praise OF every citizen of our country. Al
low me to mention the obligations we are
all under 10 Major Bruce and the men un,
der him Major La,.hsw and the brave boy.
fom the North, as well rs Captain Buoy
and LIEUT.. Moore. both of whom have been
in the service all winter.
have ordered sixty men from Captain
Buoy's company to follow the Indians, aud
II possible to fall In with Col Kelsey and
Naj Latshaw at the Big Bend Of Cow
creek. Cot. Kelsey bids fair to be very
active officer, and my confidence is ualim.
tied in Lieut. Col. ". ". Chapman, ali OF
whom are very sangune Of success
With much respect, ! am, Sir. your mos,
ohedlent servant, JOHN LAMERICk,
Bfigader General, o. +.
joins Il Hale, Ade.de,C amp
OLynriA. April 3, 1856.
Editor Of Standard: News has Just been
brought into town by express riders. of M
engagement on the \esqualy river. between
4 scouting party of Captain Maxous and
a band of NesQuAlly Indians. in which eight
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

ever before brought 10 ,h's city. Their az
.cn,lYe stocks consist Ia part oi Gle follow
lur articles
4b0 bhl. Flour
100 sark- Coffee.
$50 bbls BROWN and " h,e Sugar,
10000 lbs N.e1us
10000 b.. Recon Hams, sugar cured and p..4a,
IS bhls and half bbl- nol-sse-,
10 hbIs Maekere
900 Abis Corn.
NYe large assortment OF other arts. Is be.
longing to their business too numerous to
mention, which vii be .ol very low Tor Cash.
Thor malto - "guicA su.es an. sHla.l profits.
beside. the large amour, OF goods 10 their
store ou the public square thuy have az "a.
,cusite warehouse near Ne ". Doppalmayvr',
residence, "a which the great hnlk Of their heavy
articles are deposited THE stock in their store,
although large. only comprises a PARTON Of
ihe.t goods. The, are consequently prepared
70 hi 81. orders a..- Nh,.a ,aey may he
favored
MAY l-th, 1850. 3sN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
The Indian War ia southern Oregon.

~
ne ''''o"'"s '''r'' 'a,' Wv '"''''' -
co"''"s "'' '''' '"'"'"'' NV
SCUM MUM, S"'' WAY ~, "',',,'' " '"'
engagements N'I""r' 70 III WIS ''''''' " '"''
ne '"s oven 'oue" ny we ",s"'''s wa"
WV '''''"s near Tue "''''" ~ "'eu' mr.
:" S"ed ,"'n'S ave "rs"'''s "S'1 "",'"
anu "e ''o''"s e'"'P,e'ei' ''''o'',"' h"'
WIS ''''"' "'''' 'o'"'"'"''o" '"'
hkAp'V, ARi.Rs SotIntHN NhMH'
fot' Leland. March 81, $500
ms Ia''"f"'y ",o'ge H. curry DOR
Orego" it'FH''y' e"'e"' q. VI, Dear
or nave 'he hoho' 10 make the 'ol'o"
lng report ol 'he 'o' u"""' my command
on The ga ul''ho gave ORDERS To NSJ.
bruce to move WIN MS company To ''''no"
Valley, to scour that p'r' OF Tue country,
and II possible to MA GA JoH"s Dana
oil Indians Bruce immediately repaired
TO the he"d>qu"f'e's OF 'n' n'"'"'f" n"''
tali'on "nd gave the nec'ss''' orders 'of
march Ills me" moved "a the ~'n instant
Athey were "oon' ''"'''"g news came '''o
camp OF JOINS men nehs on 'ne', u"''
TO 'teseeht 'l'y' @"" 'Ha' 'ney h"o 'h''
ua' ""le" .hfee men, ana 'ha' 'ney were
Wv" "''acnI"s 'he nous" OF We nay
'"P,a'" " 're~' company "'s'ene' 10 Tue
a''s'""o' y, W. "N' ana :" se''"s "e''
n"' 70 III" . onn ne ""o'e OF the enemy 5
'".' ''"'' 'o' ,"'"s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
Local Advertisement.
N ARA11AoI HOTEL,

- THE undersigned has opened this
III: well known house, IN Marshall, and is
LILA now prepared to entertain all those
who mag iaTos h.g with their patronage. HIS
table will be always supplied with The very
best that money can purchase and no pains of
expense will be spared TO render ali the guesis
who may stop al his hotel comfortable.
The stable Is convenient 10 the horN Ard
viii be KEEP, abuadantly supplied with good
proycnder, and an attentive huhier.
DESTROYS Of rendering the Marshall Hotel
a pleasan, stopping place. and determined to
get lIbesa. share VI patronage. II attention
10 business can give success. the undersgned
confidently offer, The services u tis house and
himself to the public.
WM. RI SSELL.
Marshall, Sept, %. >Jb "
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Regular Red River aud Lake Packet,
K. ". Powell.

~ THE splendid and fast running
66.ax, passenger packet, K. ~. Posel. X
n uart,n, Commando. will run "a The above
trade during the cntre season. Passengers
NAV rely upon every attention bong paid to
thct comfort,
ar The K W Powell is entirely new, su
perbly fitted up with every modern improve
meu,. and for beauty. speed, comfort. eonyen.
icnce. snd safety, Us unsurpassed And ~ all
her equipment, and arrangement. 90 which no
regard ha, been paid TO cost !, designed 10 be
superior passenger packet
February 10. l>56 n25-ly
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'va>lOr - " ilson.

Al he Cofacr formcrly occupied BY II
f. X n hes.
,l,lIr .sb~sribrts ars in fe.s.lpl aud are open.
lag oue Of The largest sal hest selected
stock 81 goods ever brougLt 10 ths market
embracing the hne.t varieties, patterns. and
-, e. II the Eastern elites Amoag their a.
.oftmcnt may be- found,
Spring and summer BONNEFS, OF the
latest STYLES and finest Ouish
PLAN figured sni lowered barcge-,
PLAIN, STRIPED And pa' crensdlar,
Plan and houDoed organizes
Plan and bounced brooke,
Plan and lscqacrea hare es and tis-se,
iaeonst mus in, sgmniet ieu afd.
Printed lacancis cotrliueits aud brliaatincs
White laeonets Ssi,s, tar.ton and tape
mnslln,
lawns, nansook. tue Irish linens do do
osmbug.
lashi spneg and summer sA
Jhimcsotls, undersle"Ves, collars,
lsA,e. fine handkerchief, silk,
thread aud esuon hosiery and gloves
Superior sewing six, thread and cotton,
.nbrotdcres, OF all kinds
isnen drAngs, eambrlcs, plain muslins;
CaAcoes 10 great variety --soine very low
Delaines, mcfin0es, coitonsdes, taane's
numesi.cs, shcctng, shslns. losesls,
Uenims, summer jeaus, caress, esjiieARa,
4 large variety OF fancy goods. lad.e, linn
mings, furnishing goods, and every ttiHg ~
the dry good. Ice. Every description o'
plantation dry goods.
llOthtnS large assortment .! spnng
and SUMMER Clothing, OF tse be>i material, 81.
p,rlor orkaanshp and fashionable styles
.uh,selng in pari-ffepch metric, cloth. bonn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
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needy occupied b, Hll.sn 4 liiml,u pr, ro,,i.
ant ~ 'errr.
kHr u ".ord. near southeast r'rnrr Of public
'qpafr po ''i' ai.i s'ocrry. also AreIr iar"'
gore .u 'Hti|
tirmuHus u Nuur~" uur.heHst corner N' public
luHr near ihIi"f- Hotel
Nli'i III '"s. 700 ''~ Iare" bulldog 'n me east siae
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.t'e "' inhr '9n"t lHr"r'' occupied hl i" j..
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huihs wet SHE 10 WlHie .qusrr
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FHkrt a Palmer, NIL three miles soui cost Of
A!f''hh
LtrF N'atdf t1r'aff R'p'n'ort' N'dNrf d0
t. tths"u. norm ol rn0h' 'guA'r
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IN ane Shot i"p Mandatory D u Van Hooh'
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worn welt dnnr at hmnrl
Miffrasos j H-chiad tpply SO l-ekru'.
Hsrrtrs William " lnlr.on ctsi Of the ruh.tc
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Planters Hotel.

y. J.. Corner Pubic Square, Mar.haA, 1e<a..
- THE undersigned having become sole
81. proprietor Of this large aud eommo-
ia d.ous hotel, respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he !, prepared TO
entertain all sho may favor him wi,n Their Gus.
tom. he table al. be Supplied aiih the hes,
that can be obtained, the arrangements Of the
nous. Wtll be OF a Character ~ insure comfort.
and. IN bne. every attention siH os given 10
render the Visit. vi his guests pleasant and
acceptable.
The Stage Office or the lines running 10
Shreveport. Jefferson, Henderson, AID Tyler
i. located at this hotel.
JAMES LEE
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nDsgan's steamship ofizah' have hsvs
D. officially ADVISED to resist 'he bhos"
ste Eurya,ce, II she should attempt to
ho0gd her nt san Juan.
~ political leaders have arranged 'hs'
- opire nofthNwest. except michigan. WI
81 lheir vote At TIE Cincinnati con'e",o'
= sun't IN 'svor oil Fierce or Dous'"s
mt1>11sn insists upon supporting buchHnan
~ l4th - walkers government has
boee treeognIsed by the President to-day
nn1go WV presented his credentials MS
u6aooos NOM Ncarsgnn, ana was at once
eDs1AS. received. The President stated
1AG1ho ~" determined to see the neutral
n hws :! this country enforced.
~ Y. . steam gate susqaehanna has
~ eeseeu 10 '"' Juan
~ usNish Government p"emp'orll, re
~ - ssssll Mr. Champion
Dtepessbes ifom cow ton, ny report
bota roeoeofln celebration being held there
b. Ges0eoo, had resulted IN not The
poliss Aeostsemp'ed to sefve wr''' when
Ansse - twenty s"o,s were "ieo' me
0ssm1ss ere reported, at the latest acN
oA1Ss bad called on the people Tor assists
oooA
Louisville dispatch OF Tue "'h instant
0oooss That nearly the whole OF the business
pest'on OF lioFklnsvllle, hy, WAS consumed
iire on the IN. Ihe loss is estimated
nearly eI0o,ooo.
large ana enthusiastic meeting IN 'hVot
alkefs movements III Nleafheua was
held IN New lofk on 'he n'sht o' 'he WI
Isi, Letters oil symPa'h, IRON lion Lewis
LASS aud others were read Mneh material
sld Was PROMISED ana committee was
sappointed TO sohel' SUBSCRIPTIONS
Nt "aIlaeh' 'he 'u'or OF Tue sshing
Fton star was p"'ue'S N"'PPeo o" W. 'h
inst, by Mayor Hess formerly OF the Ne"
Orleans Delta
\ y. MAgfath' OF south 'afoliana' Is 10
: be appo'n'el l. . bs'f'e' Judge wee
Judge nIlchfisf' deceased
he largest co" ~ 'he hi'eu states was
recently soid ~ Manchester y. ". sue
sIrl' beet ahd Weighs = 'oo pounds she
soId Tor sJVo
Gen "adsden. l. ; Minister to Mexico,
arrived IA Ne" ofleans' on the I'm INST.
lie !, On hts way 10 Washington Tor the
p1rpose ol urging upon 'he President The
ptupreiy OF adopting vigorous measures to
compel Mexico to release the vessels which
were engaged ia the Iriman expedition
thailes Et.et, ~ distinguished engineer,
proposes plan Whereby he thinks the OHIO
riyer mieht he made nssigable ior steam
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