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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
MEDICAL.


a RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms?-
"A do they loath with disgust the oily ~ermifuges
of the dayl Go to STARKwrATHER's, OF F. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Bennetfs Worm
and equal if not superior to any vermifugc in use.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

NHIS PREPARATION is warranted TO ex
Il terminate Rats and Mice, whenever used as di-
rccted and to leave offensive stencil on the pre-
misses cleared of these annoying vermin Its use is
perfectly safe in any place and at all times which is
not the case with ordinary remedies for this evil
Cautions!
Beware OF Counterfets,! The extraordinary sue
cess OF NJ. Duboys Rat Extemnator has excited the
cupdity of some dishonest and irresponsible persons
to counterfeitit Inquire for NJ Duboys' French Rat
Exterminator, and take no other. Large Boxes at
25 cents.
LYNDE & OSBURN,
Rochester, n Y, Sole American Agedts
L y. Tuttle, Auburn, \. Y, General Agent for the
Western States, - whom all orders should be ad-
dressed. For sale wholesale and retail bv
STARKWEATHER,
henoshs, WIS flOnly
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HONORE g. Co.,

WHOLEsALE DEALEKS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass Glassware, Tur-
pentine, Camphenc, Varnishes, Toilet
Goods Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi.
ted. Our Stock is large and complete.
Wholesale, only.
llyS] No. 200 Lake ST., Chicago, Hi.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


with without the Iron Frames possessing in their i'm
provemens OF oversrngs and action, length Of scale,
and of tone equal to the Grand Piano. united
with the beaety and durability of structure of the square Pr
They justly by the Press and by the
FIRST Music Masters be equal to those OF other
facurer. They built Of the best and thorough
soned material and to stand the action every
climate.
Each Instrument guaranteed give satisfaction pur-
chase money refunded Second Hand Pianos at Great
bargains constantly in store, prices from $50 to $40
Horace Wtsrs MeLodsons superior instruments tone
touch and durability Of make TUNED the equal tempera-
ment Mcodeons of all other styles and makes Price S45
800 S5 $00 1925 $40 double Reeds $780, double
and two banks of Keys $780, Less discount
gymen and Churches extra discount.
Martins Guitars, Bro,cn's Hdyps Flutes F2tinads &C.
c0rdeoRs PiOtis and Musical Instruments all kinds at
lower prices than before offered the public large
discount to Teachers and Schools The supplied on
the most liberal terms.
USICone of the largest and best selected catalogues
of Music published comprising many OF the choice and
most popular airs Of the day. and will DO sold at third
Of from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all parts Of the country, post paid
Particular and personal attention paid all orders
ed by mail satisfaction guaranteed in all instances Pianos
and Meodeons for rent and rent allowed purchase P-
amos and eodeons for sale monthly payments Second
hand Pianos taken in exchang. for General and Sc.
lec Catalogues and Schedule prices forwarded to all
| of the country by mail.
eH GREAT INDUCEMENTS offered to Agents ins all
parts 1.-THE Country to sell the Horace Me-
lodeons, and Catalogue Of Music. Gn4stf
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Scrofnln, Dyspepsia, & Liver Complaint.
Or. BiaheaceUs Compound Syrup of Sarsapara
and Iris Versicoor, stands very high in the estima
ton of those who have used it. for the above named
diseases, and doubt is worthy of the confidence
the afflicted. 1t is for Sale by Druggists i'll Kenosha
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OUR DEMANDS ARE DUE

LII Persons indebted to A. Lewis Son. are requested
settle without delay Part of demands have been due
chase Goods viii find our assortment OF Goods and Presa
low. Call and examine them 22tf ~
Kenosha Nov. Is 1888
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avoid showing bis bitter feelings in the most uHpAE-
donabls manner, % far as tbe Hoa George Houston q
Alabama, and Hoa- A. L. Stephens q Georgia,
eerned The removal d Mr. Houston from The Committee
o. Ways and Means after be had been is chairman for
four years. and placing him f4 on the Territorial Com
miitees was objectionable breach 0f parliamentary
courtesy and il cannot be justified BY the desire CRAFTY
spirit q personal spite Mr. Stephens Of Georgia Is
taken from the COMMITTEES add placed on the Eso-
tohs The peculiar imPorauce q tie action Of that
mittse Al this session 0oAs Paate dis violation d
established parliamentary courtesy Mr. Banks begins bold
" il not fAirlyl
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TWO GREAr sPEEcaFs

We hardly know bow 10 employ sufficiently s1pres-
sye language In order 10 give the distant reader
correct conception Of the great but divided intellect
ual attractions the Capitol yesterday In the Supreme
Court Of the United States the important Missouri
slave again up for consideration. Hon Reyerdy
Johnson Of Maryland o. the counsel engaged in tn,
case spoke at great length and with than his
accustomed ability His mastery and elaborate argument
against the consttutionaiy Of the Missouri Compromise
was listened 10 with the most profound attention.
While Mr. Johnson speaking In the Supreme Court
crowded and delighted Senate stening the able
argumenstive and eloqueuty effective speech Of Hon j.
p Benjamin in support Of the action Of the late naval
board. We hope to lay before readers in day
two full report of this admirable speech.
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EE~ YosK Feb i5Flaur Is soiirr-salss e 600 bar.
rsls straight state 81 s. good ohO - o. southern,
- IL Wheat i frmsass q 900 bushesOuihern red.
81 81 Corn l. lauRuid-s.cs Of 5000 bsshss-v-sssrr
sared, 81 Pork droopingsses Of 100 bsrrss-
pes SIS ST. Beef towwrsse. q 80 barrels &la rs
for Chicago repacsed. Lsrd hrmsse II 500 bsrrsl' at
I0lS certs whsksy has decDedsale Of 100 barrels Ohio
~ cents
BsL-tMozE, Feb ls.-Ths markets bare undergone Nc
specific ehsnKe FonrThsre but Ettls doing, ard the
sales are small 70 give other than nouins quosfons
The demand /, limited 10 The trade Howard quoted
Al s. ohio snd CITY lis held Al the same price 70
material change grain. wheted 81 70 ~ 81 white
81 80 81 as; choice white. sI eossl 9S corn-~hitc,
g. CO cents yellow, s. g cents There mach irress
lsrity ia the prices q this article
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WASHINGTON CITY.
coNGREss-WEpNEspAl.


sss1rE-The Chair laid before the Senate eommunica-
ion from The Secretary Of The Navy, transmitting abr
~ Of contracts for furnishing articles for the BureAu Of
Yards and Docks Mr. Samner presented ion resolutions
f he legislature Of Massachusetts, In relation tbs fug
ysaSe Law Of ls50 il relation 10 Kansas in relation to
Preach spoiIAions and Ia relation 70 duties foreign
coal Joint resolution was passed appointing Hon. Geo
Badger Of North Carolina, and Professor C. O. FELTON,
Of Massachusetts, ell the vacancies ia the board Of
reuts Of the Smithsonian Institution oeoasOned by the
death Of Hon J. u Begen and the resignation Of hon
Rufus Choaie.
The action Of the late naval board discussed Al much
Issgth pro and CON- BY Messrs- Benjamin, Bayard Hale
Crtsnden Mallory, and Toomhs Mr. Butler obtained The
sOOr and the further consideration Of the subject was post
ponsd until tomorrow. After executive session the
Senate adjourned.
House. os RErHEsESrAmyEs.The long struggle for pub
lie printer was brought close to-day BY the election
on the eleventh ballot Of Mr. Wendell by majority Of
eleven votes The vote stood Wendell 81 Folleit 26
perrees Isl Sargent 81 coonbs, Webb, i; scattering
Necessary 70 choice ST. The standing committees Of
the House were then announced by the Speaker soon after
which molten to adjourn prevailed
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policy have exposed ana then that be should eompacspL
y look forward b peacefully sustained in the Adnn
atOn Of his high dutiesthat be who with tbs
declaration u upon the rights aud the franchises II
ohsr should look 70 be sustained b. them in
be who prae and hypOereAlIy prated Of desire 70 Be
impartial aud just ia bis intercourse with The representa-
lives q the American people should dare 10 follow this
pOus maud with the display Of HAguity and Of fArAt
esn which has disgraoed his st formal step in the Speak
ers chair--Glnaosi passes comprehension.
Two grave eharges lie At the door Of Nr Banks both
fastened upon him BY rreagable syideneewe AIuae 10
the declaration in which he faneed contingency where
be would be willing 70 Jet this glorious Union slide and
70 that other rsvctng doctrine in which he submitted the
question Of the absorption Of the to suggested
We enabled 70 that neither these the i'm
palsiFe outbreaks Of abolition enthusiasm but that
they The welcomed conceptions Of his heart and bis
brain That should be willing lei this Union
slide who thus for the first time in American memory
coolly proceeds 10 ignore and to insult fifteen
ersgn States Of this Union, and Who without bench
ing, exercises powers conferred upon him under the
laws not merely to encourage cruel interference In
the Affairs of others but feeF and to parAyze those
who thus interiered wihwe well believe that such
Il willing to let the Union slide And, also when
the appoints the head Of the important
committees in The House demagogues who have grown
gray 10 obscene oboquy Of the people and the institutions
o. The South it's easy conceive bow fully he believes in
the doctrine Of the absorption Of the races according
the scientific and phosophic presented By him in
late speech in The House Representatives
Such is The brief view Of the first step in the proposed
administration OF the federal government by the sectional
party of W. H. Seward. We shall have more to say Of
ii hereafter.
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Len HEavnes--Ths salem Register remarks; THE accu-
mutations Of ice 10 the docks Ia conneKion With very
high Of tides illustrates on small scale TO be sure
come q The powerful operations in the Arctic regions
some Of the buildings the water in different localities
10 This city, have been raised sir eight and ten feet by the
pressure o. the ies il some chmneys have heen thrown
down and floors forced up and in several instances
heavy spes which ibsy rested have been drawn mp
out o. the mud BY the action o. the ice and tide We
derSand also that Of The smaller bridges in the VI
entity have been similarly affected Mature works with
silent but tremendous power
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OF ICIA L..

o. .ff. rs, rr.,Ssrf u U-,-s Of s-~4ss ts
--ks. a -ary osnorv--
s.,.se,ay evidences hsyirg esen sxhsbit.d
r,,,.. siay spens~d - spain
l-... a. hereby him sueh and declare him
n .rsress eney such funcen-, Po~es privileges
Urit-a
In ertusopY wersaf have eaused hesr letters
n.s.rt oftse Uuitca
uaa.r hNad n. city 20 wsehiagsr,
r. ., rsbruy, A. y. fss, snd iaa.~sssscs
ted staiss q hnrricz the esth
FRANKLIN FIERCE
~ ~ Frestasrsf
w. 4. N.Acr, Secretary ~ State
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wAsHINGTox's BIRTHPLACE.

communication from Governor Wise rad before
the Virginia legislature Monday containing prOposi
ton from Mr. Lewis W. Washington present ia perpe-
Unity the State Of Virginia tia sites Of The birthplace
Of George Washington and Of the home and the graves
Of his prOgenitOu in America provided the State shall
these places to be permanently enclosed aud shall
mark the by suitable tablets commemorate those
notable spots The communication referred to se.
l-ct committee
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The Boston Post asks Is Il has BEEN reported
that the committee anssVsry lectures who were
qussed by Hon Robert Tooms hand over the one hun.
drsd dollars be declined to receive for bis lecture 10 zone
society for aiding smigrSa have given ii The society
for aiding fugitive dawes % migrate 70 Canada 2
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Iur-ra,~ 57ags 4a.9l T1ass sisysos
The syece 4 rising rapidly now being nearly
81 900 900 higher than first Of The year This
"a. been Swollen b. The federal treas
ury and by dnhsd drain the interior The rroP~ning
81 The ordinary 81 comnuuicaon BY sendnz forward
roods viii 60 FAR towards corrsoaE the exchanges ~h the
interior The nvuey rad the Aers. Hargous and
others here vii Be osy employed here upon call loans r
the present
The produce markets have been vrry active Cotton Is
sick demand = sdvAncssy N y FOR fair New orleans
SALES 200 bales per week Flour also active fair
rstsssss western csBs s. 81 o upper lake o. 81
o. n; Ohio, - - AZ; Canada s. $40; souhern,
g. 75as9 I2ia. Corn meal, 81 s7ls. Wheat - better
sas white Canada s. TO- southern red 81 ~. Rye, ~
oats - cents Barley 81 - Corn Il dullssle south
srn ursd soa 50 cents southern white and yelou, 81
slly cents. Pork IL easysass msss SIS 81 SIC;
prime 80 ~ sI4 Beet, mess $40 sil meats, "a
~ Lard il luwsrsaes 10 1915 cents Batter
ls y Wool rises under eastern ordersssle rs 600
pounds fleece d 20 pulled, y cents whiskey !.
dail--salrs u a sllk cents.
The stock market shows peculiar snissisu sung buyr
and prices rice rspdlyi almost al descriptions show i'd
vance 81 per ont, causing many flures among those
short u stock n business prosperity ususliy
ansts itsef fst in The stock market and gradually sn
al business ard rroper,yres estate following 20
matter u since rising prices and improved setrJ IN
The interior usually draw people from the eOantry.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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cHARGK o. NUEDsRrxs A SoTHER--Wm Richsrdson 10
siding IN Patrick county Virginia Smiths river has
been charged BIZ eorones jury with the murder Of bis
ovn mother The ODD lady died in December and su.p
con being aroused that she her death from blows
inflicted BY her SON she disn;srred and the suspicion
vas confirmed. The son has not yet been arrested
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TRE kESTUcKI SLhyEs-THE slAvr MOTHER INDICTED ron
xuKDEHThe grand jury at Cinciunat the eth instant
found bin for mnrisr against Peggy, principal and
the Of the adu Slaves accessories 10 the murder q
the child The writ placed in The hands Of the shers
Who when the fugiGves were brought TO the jail BY the
marshal for saeksspinE turned the key upon them and
they are row 10 biz possession
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I~..Ss M~rr..s..


John cLSkK pas sts las #ssri
o. SiIitSSs toany Land
have opcaed once Wssha y'oa ciy
with local and the
Stale iowa. whsch
iocaca of lAnd the by which and
other holders fully sss themselves Of The tosl Of
erhfnens.
The Land will be selected mA6r and crrncase
m~es address sendiuy the
foiio~ing ices, which accompany ihs warrants
~ fee And oc4ions o. which add land
ofhce lee, yi-&5-
selection and Iocsioa, which add land
Office ise Gigs.
selection location, sss which udd land
Office fee 33--siI
100 selection ocauon sie which add land
onacs fee, Ss-SlA
The prices charged BY
the local once.
gasaniy sdieiousy, upon
tua nsneeon, and Of land ressss the dis
usrt the lime
srlecsx agents experienced
fully
prospective
from ~ 50
agency designed, ba6ers,
large advance upon the face 81 hcu
power attorney
pexse
me nisw the full Ra 81 The locator
Address JOHN CLARK, No "A P~ansyissEia with j.
w. Webb h Co.
Ma-oa, Commissioner Of Patents
Feb 2-dn 3m@
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GIVE prrIAww RESARps--Fcst Sunday the ~ 4
ssw- h~ss.ea Pm s~s ~. M@nss~ rhm~hs te~r
Nororg enfini~x .dy@ h~s~svr, wth roa
d~rs~~es
l~s~is sstd tresssVn - Mr.
B~ssry r~a-w Auder WI
es.vs Ne above reward roe me hsnss " us owses
Feb s-sIws
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CoETEssoxA correspondent Of the Danville (vs) Re-
publican says that il Is reported that the wife Of Col "
Reynolds, Of Patrick county, who stands aCcused
with two sons Of numbering Gresa D. Ssittrse.d has con
fssscd that Col murdered saierfeld while bis eldest
locked o. The youngOr brother even present
AZ he time
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Ofthee large but small portion has been coined into
money The larger portion has been into ingot coins
large for circulating purposes Your correspondent bas
frequently years gone by urged the Importance Of greater
facility for procuring small con in order extend the spe
Gle basis Of the country. The int director justly calls atten
ton subject 1t is assumed by many writers that the
public prefer paper coin This be true with qaaca
tionsthst H. that hose who have large bills had rather
have them to transport than $50 pieces but 10 the expert
Of all that the great Of people who money
greatly prefer be paid in gold receiving
bills but the the banks and brokers continue pre-
them from getting anything but deprecated bills Large
profits made by brokers all the Union the discount
uncurrsn money bought BY those who pay them
work people. The mint report iusty remarks that hose
whe present checks baaks cannot get the description Of
specie they prefer banks like those OF Virginia
ony Of other branches Of the iuztuon sta
atsd distance which they themselves liable
redeem hence practical nconverbhy. II probably the
that during the last year when money has been in de-
n1and and the banks hare been compelled carta the
specie basis greatly Increased This Of itself viii support
large relative Of credits while the general sound
ness Of trade viii permit Of considerable increase Of dis
counts safely.
The general state If busnes in both France and England
seems be very sound although in the former country
system Of credits in operation which must inevitably
lead disst=r Nevertheless the policy Of the government
commercially seems towards entire free trade follow
ing the Peel policy Of England. The good effects Of this
policy have already great aid the gorernmen
in time The indirect for the year fol-
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We regret to learn that the Hon Mr. cayton Of Della
ware Is still detained from bis seat in the Senate b. sick
ness.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETINGS ~ VIRGINIA.
Large and enthusiastic democratic county meetings hare
been held throughout Virginia or the purpose Of ecng
delegates to The State convention which At Rich
nond on the 2slh of this month We give few q the
resolutions adopted By the meetings in the counties deg
mated below:
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TIVE WHALING FLErr,-Ths past month IL the first Jauu-
airy thirteen years in which there have been arrivals
Of whaeships Ia The United States The shFs 10 arrive
this rear viii be later thauususl
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The members Of the Maryland legislature
have nominated in caucus Anthony Kennedy for United
States senator The election takes place to-day. Mr. Ken
uedy ii a brother OF Bon. ]. p. Kennedy.
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ST. IorIs Feb. i1.-Tbe salt Lake mail arrived At In
dependence Saturday last bat broaght Of import
anc. snow reported Be from three 6ecn feet IN
depsh on the roste. The Santa Pc and salt Lake mails ou
ward board hare been obliged retaru being unable "a
proceed.
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TKKAsrRr DEPARTMENT. December ], lsa5-
hereby holders United States
department Of S go 0 OF
said when offered 10 the
lst June viii therefor As following
For stock OF the loan Of ies premium Of 10 cent For
lss 1885, of 10 cent For
o. 1850, called Texan nden
nifty stock, premium Ard for stock Of the loan Of
1896 iah November, ss6, received al the
Treasury prior Of January premium Of IN
lassay 3i dry o. March
of1 asd received xs The siss MARCH,
and said Isl Of June preun Of IN per cent
allowed said soeks the specified
la July assigned with thu RtaSi
received The lisa January Amer
date SLOWED ia addition 10 The
January q reeeips In both
Adairsoa reach The
seller.
department. under the pr~~snt no
assigned unsied States Twin The
The lss JasaAy ner By the parry
10 receive pusc1ase money.
Payment viii made By drs ne assist
New Yoss PiiAA-p6ia. fhs Pazte
entitled receive the mnres may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary the Treasury
Dec t--dsissIsneH
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Isasywrafios 81 tis Jpek.sa sotus :, .Tsu Ori~a1s.
NEw OHuKANs, Feb. 1.-The inaugurstion q the Jack
equestrian statue in ths city took place 70 day There
military and civic rrocrsson and the spec
tacls was grand and imposing.
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H,Irrs1 Feb, Is 10 a MP to this hour hsr. ara
no signs Of the Canada OF the P.cifc.
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The United States b receive from California at
lsas, SIS 600 OO and SIC 90 from the federal treasury
while the stocks Of Prodaoe hand and the markets for
them abrssa point avosbs exchanges in with
The known snail balances hed here foreign In
this position the eject q peace vii be stop the drain
western Eurogs and ultimately send back upon
SUNS that have drawn thence and hoArdsd under
fears an these elements which gave great force
u TIE mint director Ia relation faci
ang b. every the circulation o. sa coa in place
Of paper.
The combined inAsenes q the Psao. and the actual
paymsats Of NsKican money h iuparted the
dinArr activity to the markets and caused rise In
change undos the demand for reaisting portion. The
bankers ak 81 81 and considerable smount q specie
yin Be- shipped hence in The for this week. This
circumstance howsyv fails 70 check the buoyAncy which
has rather promoted By the bank rvtarn q to-day
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NEw YoEK, Feb ia.-The insurance companies decline
further risks The misng steamer Pacific being hesFy
involved already steamer VII b Sbtu,ed in bsH plaza
next Sslartay.
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BY Ell Il G X A PHI /.


BpTrIrg q a Catfoa NaasfaetoTy.
Providence Feb. ls.--Tbe PokxnAket cotton mils
AZ Bristol nearly destroyed by IRE early this morning
ogether with the stock valued at $40 900 There
insurance Of $50 600 in several eastern 0fhoes
large number Of operatives thrown ont Of employ
BY the Ere and meeting for their relief immediately
called by the citizens Of the place
Arrivai II Sscusers.
NV YoHE Feb. lS-The steamer Northern Light, fron
San Juan on the 5h and the Granada from New Orleans,
are both oou ing up the bay.
lsEcoSD DESPATCH
The Northern Light bgings s22s 900 in treasure prine
palIy ooRsigned a. felows DreIel Co., 500 coo j.
Hetch A Bro, Baltimore, $4,000.
All vas quie, Nicaragua Walker force numbers nov
one thousand President Rirss has Issued decree
pending Official communication with the United States min
isier aad recalled Parker french minister Washington