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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-16
ny G.oddfu & appersOn.

TKUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY OF isrs trustee. IL certain
Deed of Trust datedIst May, lSa9 duly recorded in
Richmond Hustinga Court, in deed book No. S. page
Gil, shall, by the direction Of the creditor and
with the consent Of the gtanfor sell at public suc
ton, on the premises OH WEDNESDAY, the Goth
day OF August 1885, ats5 O'Clock, r. M that large
house rear located a. above, having front Ca
nal street of Isl feet running back 40 feet 70
alley Is feet wide. The location of this property Ion
the Basin bank renders 1t a desirable stand for
Wholesale Store or Commission House, or for Tav-
ern, for which latter purpose 1t has been occupied
good, but the trustees -ssii convey with the usual
special war snty The deed fequires cash sale, but
t is probable that on he day OF sale arrangement
may be made to give o reasonable credit on three.
fJurths of the purchase money.
IL e.. nYssss Trustees.
Sale conducted BY GoDDlS d APrERsoH, Aueta
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON-.TRUST
II SALE-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed to
the undersigned as Trustees, on the 4th day of Decem
Der, 1851 and of record in tho Clerks office Of the
County Court of HenIico county, shall proceed on
MONDAY, the 18th OF August, at the Quest of the
beneficiary in said deed named to sell at public
ion, the premises, the property conveyed in said
deco, wit certain lot Of Land, with all the i'm.
provements thereon lying in the county IF Hsnrieo,
north side Of Clay street. extended into the county
of Henrico, and running back within parallel lines
100 feet alley z feet wid then crossing the said
10 feet alley. extending the said Lot the northern
side of said alley u feet deep from the alley. masking
I22 feet deep from Clay streerIt being the property
at present occupied by Mr. Jesse Davidson.
For moro fail description OF which said lot of
Land reference is made to said deed.
There two brick tenemeIts upon the above
named lot 10 good repair, with we'll of water and
other conveniences upon the premises.
Terms One-third cash; balance In ono and two
years.
sale TO take place at P. M.----
7'.,s,s7s, EDWARD y CANNON, Trustee.
GopnrN 4 ArPERsoN. Aucts tss ltd
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FFC GARD -sS. ID. D. noon, Fell and Rrnss
Foanoarsr. Fancy Crate ana Fender Manu- facturer,
No. 225 Nsn street, between eth and 9Th west side,
Richmond. Va jy i0-6m
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BY Richard Cauthorn.
NY Ihomls w. Keesee,
iomee with Geo. j. Sumn.r. No. 20 Pearl q

THRUUH41TsEE,S SALE or GENTEEL
AZ aIrCTInN AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
morning next the 2o.h lost, cemmencins at 10
ofGcs sssne Is:Seuse Of Mr.. Kmp. is de-
and 4th street,, all Of her HouseheId And Kitnhen
Furniture, consisting in part Of Sofa Chairs Tabes
Lounge Bedsteada Beds. Mattresses, Wardrobe, Chi
assortment of Kitchen Furniture and yerv mncrior
Cooking Stove, in complete order. havins been but
very little used. By order Of the Trustee.
an l4-tds THVS w KEEsEE An.
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BY 4. D. Geek g c.. xscss. :, :

ny Bs De Geek e Co., Aucfo.
TRgnTKE,s Sal 8 Or orr. PAINT.
virtne Of Deed Of Trust sxseafed to me, / WIN
I'll FL e the Daguerrean Moons Of Il r. simoua No.
ISI Asan street. on SATURDAY. August I'D, Il 10
O'Clock, lot Of fsrnlturs sonsisiins In psrt of IA
pies rhainI Carpsfs Stoves, Ffamss do
ALSO "A lot Of Oil Psintinys, amongst which are
tome ysfy valuable. 80 ! $50 ss~s.fs1 : s
Sale positive. sTsrns--Cash .ssa afI n
CHARLES L. BRUCE, Trustee
Sale eondusted BY 3. B. Cook : Co., Auets.
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NOTICE JOHN w COSBY having
transferred and assigned to me, for the benefit of
his creditors ell debts and claims due accruing to
him by bond bin, pote open account or otherwise,
hereby eguire owing such debts claims
to make immediaie payment to me, longer indul.
jy Is -ss ALEX GARRETT, Trustee
fsOF h E.-hio, LaGuayra, Java and
" MsIacaibo Coffee, iu store, for sale by
an b-daw BAC(lN BASKERyILIA
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fsH.pr- Coons, late Of 81. Loui., Mo. or.
Ma mi e oenee on Sd street. west side, between
------. o"' 'iavTs ~ 9l-3ea%
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TWO HOUSES AND LtIIS ON WEST
i HAM PLANK ROAD AND ELWOOD SITS
SYDNEY, AT AH6 fi0N-On MONDAY, 18th
August, at O'Clock, P. N, upon the premises. will
be sold q Famed House, on the north side Of the
Westham Plank Road just beyond Warwick l.
Barkesdale's stables, two stories high, and occupied
by Robert Padgett The lot fronts Al feet and runs
back 1873 feet
After which will be sold aFlamed House. situated
the north side of Elwood street. opposite the
bles as the corner Of Clark street. and occupied by
Thomas Gordon.
TERMS One-tfird cash; balance at and u months,
with interest added secure By trust deed.
gu Is TAYLOR T. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BY Taylor O. Wlliiams,

e BUILDING LOTc IN THE NORTH.
u ERN SQUARE, AND TWO LOTS ON a. n
STREET, FRENCH GARDEN HILL. AT AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY, 10Th August at a o'clk.
I. H. upon the premises, will be sold, the following
lots in the Northern Square not settled for by the
purchasers at the recent sale:
Nos 81 and So West side of 11th street; Nos. 46
and ~, est side of 18th street. and Nos 10 and
II, on South side of Leigh street. Sold by order of
tho City Council. ,.. ss.s- g.
After which, win be sold two building Lots on tie
West eide Of 9th street. French Garden HILL fronting
50 feet each and running bAsk about $50 feet. ~
Terms at sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
an l5-tds Aucfioneers.
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Ny Larns q Shine, A.cis.

HORSES. MULES, cows. &C.. Ar
~ AUCTlON.-W b. sold ct auction on SAT
URDAY morning commencisg Ct 10 O'clock ~ ths
die and Harness Horses and Males aIao four 6os
Milch Cows, also very superior Gov and Calf
su Is 's y LARUS SHINE Avetsr,
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COKE AND COAL

CL0yEK HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" C0AL-The subscribers keep consrsntI, -
Offices at Capt L. tibby.s corner goth and Car =.
and at their Clover Hill ysrS eppS;its
pU an r9.-.rm va" a. DAvis co.
u kDUCTiON IN CUKE.--Fren this day
~ until the lst Of September next, will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL
LARS per load At this price, is cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces In Churches Stores
Tobscce Factories and private dwellings we'll a.
for cooking ranges and stoves. - So
per load for lump, and SIS for haiths first grade be.
ing unsurpassed fuel for CRATES and open stoves
BY any coal whatever.
~ Coke Yards corner 9Th and Byrd streets, and
10Th street and Basn bank
ct. JNo. J. wERTH Aren't
CLOfkn HILL. LUMP COAL.--I am
~ now prepared to fill orders for best Clover Hui
Lump Coal, Terms cash. or to punctr,l customer.
~ Also. Oak and Pine Wood and Anthracite Coal
WIN. C. BRAzEAL, Basin Bank,
an s-lm between sth and 9th streets.
(,OA h:-i an now b regular receipt 81
Hsbtful fuel for CRATES, and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnsces Apply at the
coke yards corner of 10th street and Basin bank,
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south sds Canal
NH SITS JNo. ]. WERTH. AT.
4 'UAL! COAL: COAL:..ALkX. ENll-
~ LAND has taken an Office opposite the Peters
burg Depo. for the sale of CLOVER HILL COAL,
and has secured the services of Mr.. A. A. ALLEN,
who will be prepared to furnish the various qualities
with promptness, for cash, TO pnnetuat customers
only. u2-Im+
(,LOVEif HI Ii. CaDAll -Ine snb,criDer
generally that he hes taken Office at the Coal
Yard, near the Petersburg Depot for The sale Of the
during the 1t may be wanted. for cash, or
on time TO punctual customers. He promises to pay
particular attention orders and the delivery of
the Coal M. d. WHITING.
~ y S9.-Im So asa -t 81 ~ rs
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VIk1iNfA GLASS WORK s..-The sub.
' scrfber having purchased the remaining materials
and fixtures ofthe Glass Works at Rockets recently
destroyed by fire, and having erected a large and
commodious building with q visw to establish q
GLASS FACTORY at Richmond. respectfully in
forms dealers and consumers of Glassware that he
will be prepared to fill all olders that he may be fs-
vored with by the 10th of Be ptember next.
He will keep always on hand, and manufacture to
order, every description of
Druggists' Glassware Jars of all kinds
Mineral Water Bottles Covered Oemijahns
Potter and Vino do Carboys -i.
Ink and Cologne do Tumblers, Flasks, DO
Claret and Sweet Oil Bottles
Together with every variety of Glass Hollow Wsie.
G articular attention given to Private Moulds of
any color required.
Employing none but competent and sklful work
mon, ard being determined to prosecute the business
with energy he feels confident he will be- able to
compete with any similar establishment in the Union
in style quality and prices. The support and patron
age of the Southern community is solicited.
LIST OF PRICES will be sent out in
few days, from which 1t will be demonstrated to
dealers that they will be committing their interest by
purchasing from his Factory a. . large per centage
In bresksses, &c, will be saved. 1
jy 22-dlm JACOB 8. ATLEE.
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ny Larus. & shine, Ancfs.

Ny Larus & Shine, Aucfs.
ENTREI. HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
" EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTI0N.-Wnl be
sold ct auction TUESDAY, the 18th instant. posi-
ivei. commanding at 10 O'clock st the residence Of
NM Eliza O.. Carrington, sifusfed the corner Of
z4sh and franklin sfresfs fCharch Hill the entire
stock Of Household and Kitchen Furniture copsistpe
49,. "a Sotss Ccntre Ia5es msh0sany fsros snd
FEATHER Beda and BedainE, Bureaus, Wafdrobes,
Washstanda Bed Steads and Oil Cloth. Also COM
peie set OF dining and tea Chins together with the
uanai stack Of Kitchen Furniture. > 1a3i4F
an Is 1850 ~ LARUS SHINE. Auetr'ss
by Richard Caushorn.
kACON, BUTTER, &c, AT AUCTION.
=. "a MONDAY. 18th inst, ct 10 o'clock, At my
shns whi sch ~ Auction, hid Hams in bags, nd
hh' oneuiders, ffkins Butter, bbs. Whisky,
Dbl. Brandy, Tobacco, Cigars, &c
an 10 r. CAUTHORN.
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N business being exclusively appropriated to the
Gents Furnishing business, can offer larger and
more varied assortment than be found in any tn
er establishment. We nsme in pat:
UNDER SHIRTS adj DRAWERS, of silk, cotton,
woolien. and other desirable kinds.
SHOULDER BRACES
DRESSING GOWNS,
: RUSSIA BELTS
SUSPENDERS,
- GLOVES,
HALF HOSE,
CRAVATS, ready hemmed,
HANDKEkCHIEFS, ready hemmea,
STOCKS and OPERA TIES,
CANES and UMBRELLAS
- SOAPS and PERFUMERY.
TogetheL5Tith large assortment of Linen and Cot
ton SHIRTS of Danskin's celebrated pattern.
Also. gents measures t6ksn and Shirts made to or
der and warranted to it. w. +. OWENS,
jy 26-lm Opposite American Hotel.
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- Being late IN the son, will sell ALL Sum-
mer Goods at greatly reauced prices. Our stock is
still large snd we determined TO reduce it, and
would invite all in wan. to sve ; a call.
au7 MERCHANT. WEISIGER L. CO
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lust kECnIl bD nt t;UidI~AIlI'A
- Cheap Store, Black lsstic belts with white and
black Buckles, at avery superior article Blue
Bereee for Veiis, at only Pc. yari oimity Bands
at loc,; White KID Gloves st Soc worth 87ic; Lioen
Gsmh Hdkfs at l2se. worth ISas; Muslin Bands at
i2te and &c sxus ehssp Cactus Skirts; IRISH lin
ems and other articles to be closed ess th sn
the usual price. u. GOLDSMIT,
suiA f.fFts5 q ttE eos Rr0sd st
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u Bn,cue,or,. Hair nx.1,w.,

r. BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents foi
Richmond. IA I2--d6m
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LYON SALE--Ths good viii and Fixtures
l. of this Bar Room, corper of Wall and Ffanklir
streets Possession can be had linIne diately.
am A
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n ICO al q ~ AMI TONQUA HEANb.-
IL The undermined having eDsasto in the selling Of
the above on commission, has made ARRANGEMENTS
with several New FORK houses to keep him constant
ly supplied with the mest re'iaoe brands. He will
sell on the usual terms and ashs the sttentien Of the
now on hand. J. PITFIELD GEORGE,
At y. Blair Co q
an a-lmS Corner Cary and 18th st.
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Whole Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Qut'rs $3.50.

low prizes amounting s4vo, 90
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gu i4-M bOOboDuof.
NUnk OF TffUDh Vhnl DESIRABLE
lvA FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS II have just reed
snothr toew supply of thcss desirable Shifts which
fer style, quality. pdce. fit, not surpassed BY
any merchant manufaetuTer Persons in want OF
such goods respectfully invited call and exam
inc 70, themselves, at WM. ia SMITHS,
auiS So, s No. IA Main St.
ll,uk d A A. ga first ratio Diutne. room
Il Servant aud Carriage Driver He uoderstaDds
the care Of horses and worGing Ia garden. His
owner not having further use for him. o6en him fnr
sale. preferr1ns be should n main ia kichmond. II
10 seldom such useful servant is offered this
het Apply to sIDNAM GRADY.
sa H-sods.. Cary sre.t
ITO THE LADIES OF kICHMOND...
Il DENNIS < BRO, Dyers beg 10 inform the ci-
nzens of Richmond aud vicinity that they are nov
prepared to execute every dssspson q Sill Cottos
can be done in New York. or esewhers.
We have new Asehinegy.s and the very best OF
z ~ = sSf
Merino. Silk and De Lsins Dresses dyed into fash.
ionsbIe colors suit the tAscs0f ths Ghawls
Of every Description fyed cleaned; Grape ehawis
dyed scarlet cTimson, nfGk colera eqpAl 10 iss-
ported vslvess dyed and hnished nsasIy eqhsl to-
new. Fix Dresses cleaned. and wias and grease
We Intend to do on. work. equal to ssy sstsblish-
uent IN the United gtateA ana respectfully solicit
the rstroaass Of The citizens Of RichmeAd and viei
u osas'. Garment. sis.n ss M, "A a, |: s.o
:. suee.ssort to " hiss. .,l yrsssls. /: a.n
an I4-eoet z. U1e--k. -.--.@Rs--- = = ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30
Have you Heard from Ohio.

One would not suppose that Buccaneers
would brag on Ohio. But here is speci-
men of the articles on this State, from the
Washington Onion (the official organ) for
weeks before the election:
"At the commencement of the campaign
the Black republicans were quite sure of
carrying Ohio by majority of one hun
dred thousand. Some of the less rabid of
the fanatics were content to put up with
fifty thousand, but all agreed in assuring
the whole brotherhood of negro-worship-
ers that Ohio was quite as certain for Ere
mont as Vermont. In few short weeks
how changed the tone and scene! The
whole Democracy of the State, to the de-
light, and we may with truth add, the
surprise of the brethren throughout the
Union, exulting in the confident expecta-
ton of a glorious triumph in November
next, and the Black Republicans, theirranks
thinned, their spirits broken, groaning bit
terly from the depths of dispair.
Here is fine specimen of political in
formation. The Republicans claiming one
hundred thousand, and now "broken, thin
ned and groaning!w No man making a
deliberate estimate of the vote of this State,
has claimed more than 10000. Just look
at the figures and see how far We fall short
of it. Perhaps you will find us "thinned
broken and groaning.
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Emigrant Train at Law
renee.

The Lawrence correspondent Of the N.
Y. Times thus writes on the Is:
This afternoon the advance guard of
Colonel Eldridge's party arrived in this
city. They came in good order, with an
American flag waving from one of their
wagons, with music, DC. Each man was
armed with rifle or musket and side arms.
They numbered 240 men, a few women
and children. As they entered on Massa-
chusetts street, making fine appearance,
they were received with loud cheers. For
ty or fifty of the party remained in Topeka,
intending 10 settle in that vicinity-others
went up to the different settlements in the
western districts of Kansas. They are a
fine set Of men and valuable acquisition
to this country. The wagons drawn by
oxen, containing their household and farm
ing implements, have not yet arrived; they
are few days travel in the rear, conduct
ed by 70 of the party. They are all in
good spirits and intend making permanent
settlements in Kansas.
The Governor arrived in Lecompton this
morning from Topeka. where he had dis
banded Col. Eldridge's party, allowing
them to retain their private arms. Those
found in the wagons are still held by his
Excellency until the emigrauts have given
further evidence of their determination to
become peaceable settlers of Kansas, and
then be returned to the rightful owners.
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Negro InsurrectiOn i'm Ar
kansas.

We learn from the Memphis papers that
there is great excitement in Union county,
Arkansas, on account of the discovery of a
plot among the negroes to rise in rebellion
on the 18th of this month. Fortunately
the plot was discovered in time to prevent
one of the most bloody massacres in the
whole annals of instructions. The plot
was very extensive, and the negroes who
were taken up and made to confess, impli-
Gated Others twenty miles off. Some Of
the negroes say the rising was to take place
the day of the Presidential election. The
men all being from home on that day, the
plot was 10 murder the women and children
first, and then attack the unarmed men at
the polls. Several white men have been
implicated, and notified to leave the coun-
ty in a given time, or be hung. The let
ter states that on the Colorado the excite
ment is intense, and that several negroes
have been hung. The plot seems to have
been very extensive, reaching as tar as
Texas.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

DENJAMIN MANCHESTER, of the coun-
ID ty of Mahoning, Ohio. Asa Manchester,
of the county of Washington, Pa, Avis Dodd-
ridge of Wayne co., Ind, Phebe Hemings aad
Richard Hemings, her husband, of jefferson co.,
Ohio, Hannah Cook, of the State Of Iowa, Eliza
McGowen, of Mahoning co., Ohio, Sarah Daggon
and Lewis Daggon her husband, of Holmes co..
Ohio, Ruth Critchfeld and Asa Critchneld, her
husband. of Holmes co., Ohio, Eliza Jane Man.
chester of Holmes CO.. Ohio. Peter W. Manches-
ter, of California, Ellen Keller and Peter Keller.
her husband, of Richland co.., Ohio, Rebeccs
Ann Darling and Abraham Darling, her hus-
band, of Richland CO., Ohio, Phebe McClaren
and George McClaren. her husband, of Holmes
CO.. Ohio. George Darling and Marion Darling,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them On the 18th day Of Oct, 1856, in the Court
of Common Pleas, Of Holmes county, Ohio, by
Isaac Manchester, and is now pending. wherein
the said Isaac Manchester demands partition Of
the following Real Estate, to wit: Lot No. Of
Section No. of Township No. 9 of Range No.
9..Military land, containing one hundred acres of
land, lying and being in Holmes County, Ohio.
And that at the next term of said Court of Com.
mon Pleas. the said Isaac Manchester will ap.
ply for an order that PARTON be made of said
premises.
Barefoot & WORRIES, Attys.
for Isaac Manchester
Oct. ], lS56.-6w6. pf S4,3716
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To Your Posts, Republic
cans.

Our Republican friends in Indiana are
hard at work again, and are looking forward
with confidence to successful result in
November. An article from the lndianap-
oils Journal, printed in another column.
speaks encouragingly, Let query Repub-
liean Club go to work promptly and earn
estly. Let speakers go among the people,
let documents be circulated, and Fremont
will carry the State triumphantly.
The Fillmore men who voted for Willard on
Tuesday, will vote their own ticket, We
presume, for President. Side issues will
be out of the way, and Fremont will run
through on the naked question of Freedom
for Kansas. He will run as man of the
people against an unpopular old fogy, and
like General Harrison and General Taylor
he will be found to be much stronger than
bis party. He will carry with him more
than his party strength.
The frauds that have been perpetrated
in importing votes may be guarded against
in November We are slow to believe re-
ports of frauds upon the ballot-box, but the
facts published in our paper this morning
from Pennsylvania and Indiana, leave hard
ly room to doubt that gross frauds have
practiced in both States. Upon this point
we shall have more to say hereafter.
Our Republican Committee in Ohio,
while they will not neglect their own fields,
should extend assistance to our friends in
Indiana. The Buchancers will fight hard
for the victory in November, and we must
not permit them to gain any advantage
over us. Such speakers as we can spare
should take the field at once. Not day
or an hour is to be lost.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30
Important from Mica.
ragua.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2


By the arrival of the Tennessee at this
port, we have highly important news from
Nicaragua.
General Walker, finding the enemy ad-
vancing on Massaya, Withdrew the small
force there, when the enemy, 1000 strong,
entered and occupied Massnya.
General Walker then left a small force
at Granada, and advanced towards Massava,
with 1000 men, and meeting the enemy
on the 18th inst, near the city, repulsed
them, driving them back to Asssaya, where
a battie was fought, lasting until midnight.
At daylight courier arrived from Gran
ada, stating l,4oo Guatemaleans and na-
tiyes were besieging Granada.
Gen. Walker on receiving this informa-
tiou, Immediately marched to the relief oi
Granada, and arrived on the heights sur
rounding the city on the morning of the
18th. at 10 o'clock, and finding the city
barricaded BY the whole force of the enemy,
he charged upon them and drove them
from their posts, capturing their eomman-
ders and all their field pieces, and routed
them from the city with great slaughter
The total loss of the enemy was I,lOO.
Gen. Walkers loss was sixteen killed
and thirty wounded.
General Walker would Immediately
march on Massaya and Leon. His troops
were in the highest spirits. The citizens
of Granada held the Government buildings
% hours against the force of the enemy,
and we're vigorously defending the place
when General Walker arrived.
Messrs Lawless. Weeeler and Furguson,
American citizens, who have had no con-
nection with Nicaraguan Affairs, were muir
Io-aI h,- tbo nof,rae
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30

0 Then and Now.-We assure our
friends abroad that we shall carry the State
on the 4th by from $4,000 to 10000
majority.-Pennsylyania, 9Th.
The democrats are largely in the maiori-
ty in Pennsylvania over all parties and
combinations. We shall be disapnointed
if the majority on the l4th is less than 90
600. 1t may reach 10000, Wash. Union,
10th.
We are sure of Pennsylvania on Tues
day next by $4,000 majority.-Albany
argus, llh.
Our friends in Pennsylvania are saguine
Of 10000 majority on the State ticket, and
some 60 as high as 50,0Oo.-Boston Post,
9Th.
OT71cIAI REpoRr.-Buchanan majority,
Csnal Commissioner, 2,774.