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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-05-28
SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Daniel Hubbard,

GnIsnn Mnrehon.s

Nelson MOrehouse.1
BY virtue OF an order OF sale, Qn the above entitled
cause) issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbuli county, Ohio, to me directed and delivered. I
have levied on. and shall expose to public sale, at the
door OF the Court House. in Warren. in said county,
on Saturday, the 2sth day Of June, A d 1856. between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A u and 4 o'clock P NJ. Of said
day, the legal anil equitable interest Of the DEFENDANT
Nelson Morehouse, in and to the following described
MOrehouse. deceased, to wit: Situate in the township
OF Green, TrumbalI county, Ohio. and Is bounded a.
follows, viz on the north by lands Of Usual Bowen
deceased,) and Anna GunsauIis land; and the east n
Lewis Logans and Be:huel Phillips land: on the south
by NOyce Coats, (deceasel) and Noble Tfompson'e
lands; and on the west by the north and south center
highway, running through said township Of Green,
known by being the lands and tensnents Of the eftats
Of Eli Morehouse, deceased. and supposed to be about
l54 acres Of land, to be sold BY the same restrictions
and regulations as IL the same had been levied on by
execution. Said interest is appraised at three hundred
and twenty six dollars snd % cents. (s396 33)
II HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Once, Warren, May q. Is56-5w-3s s..
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MODERN

We know Of no invention Of modern times that de-
serves or is destined 10 occupy a higher niche in the
temple Of fame, than the discovery or invention Of the
vegetable EPiletic Pills for curing Epilepsy, or Falling
Fits: Spasms, Cramps, and all the various mOdihcs-
tons Of Nervous Disease. DR.. SetA S. Nance, Of los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, the inventor, is GER
tainly entitled to the best wishes Of all TIE benevolent
portion Of mankind, who experience 4 pleasure by the
alienation Of human suffering. When Dr.. Hance first
prepared these Pills, he intended them solely for Fits,
Cramps and Spasms; but subsequent experience salts
factOrily proved to him, that in addition to their re-
markable sanatiye properties in this class Of diseases,
they exerted a perfect control over tn entire nervous
system. He was then induced to Try them in cases Of
Neuralgia, Tic-DOloreux, Nervous Headache, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart, I~neipient Paralysis, Hysteria, Mus
cular Debility, and q host Of MINOR diseases, Springing
from a Lace Of nervous energy, in all Of which his an
~tieipatiOn were crowned with the most sanguine sue
cess. Persons at q distance, by writing and sending
a remittance to DR.. Hance. can have the medicine for
warded by mail to their post Office address, he paying
the postage. The prices are for a single box, 50, two
boxes,s5, or SEA per dozen. We have given his Ad-
dress above may : 1856.
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VALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

~ DER OF COURT. On the 5th day Of July. 1856.
between the hours Of l and 4 P. NJ, at the premises,
will he sold TO the highest bidder. an undivided one
fourth part Of the following real estate, as the property
OF Anna Andrews, minor, TO wit; situate in Hartford
township, county Of frumlull, and State Of Ohio, and
is known as being part Of lot number thirty hine. Anh
bounded as follows: east on the highway; south ~
lands OF Drayton Andrews west by lands Of John L.
Jones; and north by lands Of Samuel Bates and con
tains twenty-five acres Of land. Terms make known On
day Of sale. DRAffON ANDREWS, Guardian-
Rnuler- Nav g. ls56-4N.
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CHERRIES SALE AS SPECIAL.

MASTER. Administrator OF Walter King. vs.
John Ernst, ct al. By virtue Of an order Of sale.i in the
above entitled cause. to me directed anddeliVered, and
issued by the court Of Common Please Trumhulf eoun-
ty, Ohio, and in obedience to the requirements Of said
order, i have levied on and shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue, as the law directs. at the door OF the Court
House, In Warren, in said county, on Saturday, the
2sth day Of June. A d 1s56. between the hours Of 10
o'clock A NJ and 4 O'Clock P NJ, Of said day. the follow
ing described lands and tenemcnts, 10 Wit Lot Me-
o in block No. ., in the additional survey Of the town
plat Of Warren. county Of TrumbuD, and State Of Ohio,
made by 2. Il. Stowe, county surveyor OF said county.
for Alexander Mcconnell. Henry ". Smith and Walter
King. reference being had to the map Of said survey.
recorded in TrumhuiI county Records. book Of maps
pages "a and IS, for a more particular description
thereof. Appraised at $500.
H.R- HARMON. Sheriff.
cho-;Hs, nAs.a U,--., Me- % 1874 Sua 10
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CHERRIES SALE
~ Elizabeth Spencer. bS her
next friend, Alexander Spencer,
PLAINTIFF,

~ Elizabeth Spencer. bS her Judgmentin Attach
next friend, Alexander Spencer, fment. in the Court %
Plaintiff, Common PleaB %
vs.. Trumhul Co.. o.,
Timothy Alderman, Defendant. March Term. 1885.
By virtue AN order Of sale issued out Of said eour',
to me directed and delivered. by the clerk thereof. ana
pursuant to said order, l shall expose t~nrrublie ssle,Qh
the above entitled eauSe) on Saturday the e6th dry 81
June. A D I-5i, at the door Of the Court House. in War
rem, in said county, between the hours of10 o'clock, 4
VI and 4 O'Clock, N. Of said day, the defendants,
Timothy Aherman) interest, being the undivided one
seventh part OF the old homestead farm Of Anna Alder
man, deceased Subject to the life estate OF widow
Unice Alderman) situate in the township Of Brookheid,
Trumbuli county, Ohio. and is bounded as follows. via
On the east by lands Of Eiiza Marvin and William Mont
gomeryi on the north by lands Of Eliza Marvin; on
west by the north anil south highway and lands OF Free
man Munson and Alfred Wheele=; and on the south BY
lands OF Freeman MunSon and the center road that
leads from Vienna to the center OF BroOkheld- To b.
sold under the same restrictions and regulations a. 10
said property had been levied upon by execution Said
one seventh part, appraised 1t S5l5 90.
H.. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE, Warren, May %, IsJ6-5x-3 81.
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UPN0TICE--DR- s. SrRoSG's FEvER DEsTRoYER.
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy, 20
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer will be
left to detide for himself the relief IL afOrds him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take 1t to the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let il there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain II it will net do this.z thousand certificates
will do but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The tgstimonials-which are many and long
are published in a circular, as the limits OF an adver-
tisement will not permit-whieh are presented more for
the purpose Of calling the public mini to this new rem
edy, which may he found at al the principal Druggists
iu the Western States and California
II 1t possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim, il will have great popularity wherever introdue-
ed, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, II it possesses no real valce, the sick will soon
find it out, and demonstrate 1t as a humbug, "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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A LETTER from Pernambuco says that
not less than ? 200 persons have died with
the cholera at that place: 1t still continr.
ed TO rage f~earfully.
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Lawrence Destroyed-Civil War.
The Cleveland Leader says a dispatch
was received at st. Louis. saying that
Lawrence was destroyed Wednesday
evening. But few lives were lost.
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Fruit.

We are indebted to Mr.. ROBERT TAT
Of Lordstown for a half a busbel OF very
fine Apples, of the ROxbury Russell va
riety. Under favorable circumstances
they might keep sound and unframed
another year; but there is no possibility
of such an event occurring in our print
ing office.
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Senator Sumner.

WAsHINesoN, May "a.
The condition of Senator Sumner is
not considered as favorable as yester-
day.
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NTOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that

IN Esther Jones. on the hfth day ofMay, Al 1850.
filed her petition in the court Of Common Pleas Of
TrumbuIl county. Ohio. against John Campbell Tor
breach Of marriage promise. praying Judgment agAinet
him in the sum Of one thousand dollars That said
John Campbell, must appear and answer said petition
by the second day OF August next, oF,tne same VIII be
tsken as confess d and Judgment rendered against hin
accordingly. c. W. SMITH, Attya for Petitioner.
May %, ls56-6w.
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Probate Court.

4IUUdIC OUuIL
BY fct of the Legislature the past
session, this Court holds bi-monthly. in
stead of monthly terms, as heretofore.
The June term begins Monday next
One body sna,chiug case, fifteen liquor,
and three cases of assault and battery
are for trial.
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The proprietors Of DR.. s. A. Weaver's Canker and
san Rheum Syrup. which is advertised in another col
umn Of our paper, pursue a most honorable coursr.-
They warrant their medicine to cure all kinds Of hu-
mors, in all cases, when faithfully us-d. II Strengthens
hte system while eradicates hun ors.
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SALAD o THE SocIAL.-By the au-
thor Of Salad for the Solitary /; De
Witt d Davenport publishers, No 100
d 162, Nassau Street, N. Y.-Price
1875. For sale BY Geo. Adams, War
rem, Ohio.
To those who have read Salad for the
Solitary, it will be needless to say more
than that Salad for the Social is by the
same author. Most men who have read
much, have a snug little corner in the
storehouse of their memories, in which
they treasure up choice passages from
their f~avorite authors, as a sort of per-
manent inexhauslible fund, from which
they a always draw at sight, and run
no risk of having the draft protested.-
Such a storehouse is this book /; a COL
lection Of the bright thoughts of many
authors. 1t is emphatically an odd VOL
ume, odd in its plan and arrangement ;
consists Of odd sayings and collections
from odd out-of-the way authors fitted
for odd readers, TO be read in odd half
hours, and is, itself the handiwork of a
very odd specimen of an author. Oddi.
ties are not without their use /; they
sometimes dispel ennui, the headache,
and sometimes even the heart ache.
We extract from the book, the follow
ing anecdote Of the eccentric, and cele-
brsted DR.. Abernethy.
"Abernerthy's mind disqualified him
for adopting hat affected interest which
distinguishes many of the well-bred ply.
s%iciaus. and he heartily despised their
little arts 10 acquire popularity. He
seemed 10 feel as if he mentally express
ed himself thus: Here, l am ready 10
give you my advice, if you want it but
you must take it as you find it ; and if
you don't like it, egad This f%avorite word)
you may go about your business
DON'T want 10 have anything to do with
you +; hold your tongue and be off, In
some such mood as this, he received a
visit from a lady, p day, who was well
acquainted with his invincible repug
nance 10 her sex's predominant DISPOSE
ton, and therefore forbore speaking but
simply in re- ly TO his laconic queries
The consultation was conducted, during
three visits. in the following manner:
"Fua Ddy.-(Lady enters and holds
out her fnger,) Aber.--'Cut % Lady,
Bite A.-'Dog" L-'Psrrott.' A..
Go home and poultice it,
Second Day. Finger held out
again A.-'Better.' L.-'Worse.
A.-'Go home and poul.ice it again
Third DGy.-(Finger held out as
before.) A-.Better q L.-'Well.'-
A.-'You're the most sensible woman l
eve met with Good-by. Get out"
The GENIUS OF THE WEST: Terms 81,
per year.
The Maynumber contains, Lines Writ
en- IN May Day; Literary Enterprises in
Cincinnati; Flowers; What Jasper Haven
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HARPER's MAGAZINE: Terms SIS, ne

HARPER's MAGAZINE: Telms IS, per
year.
The most prominent articles in Har.
per's Monthly for June, are Sulphur
Springs Of New York, illustrated; The
Bear and the Basket Maker; Astrono-
mical Observations in the United States,
illustrated; Ballad of Bunker Hill; Ny
Mission; Ambrosia-a Nose Offering;
Millicent; The Great Epidemics-The
Plague; Wanted IA Healthy Wife;
Rise of the Dutch Republic; Little Dor.
rift, by Chas. Dickens, continued; Edit.
or's Table; Easy Chair, and Drawer;
Mr.. SIMPSONS Shanghai's; Three Days
on a Farm, caricatured; and Fashions
for June.
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Grand Encampment of the I. o. o. F

The Festival of the Encampment o.
the /. o. o. F. came off at the Empire,
on the evening of the 9TH inst. We have
no knack at describing tables and cere.
monies, albeit there is a certain uncere.
monial part Of such an occasion which
we can act with reasonable promptitude
Passing from all this-which in the sup,
ply, the arrangement, and the admira-
ole order, did the highest credit TO the
Empire,-we cannot omit to notice the
hilarity irresistably contagious, without
n drop of intoxicating drink, the nu-
merous good speeches without u word
to mar the geniality and good feeling.
Grand Master Slickney, OF Norwalk.
opened with a very sensible speech, and
was followed by Messrs. Asper, Fitch;
Griswold, Hamilton, Davis, Green, Viele,
Goodhue and Howe. GoJdhue's hit at
a certain bachelor was a clever thing
and brought down the house.
STATE OFFICERS OF ENcANPMENT 1. o.
o. F.-E. NJ. Fitch, NJ. w. G. P; H.
N. v. Spice. NJ. E. G.. H. P.;-Miller,
w. G. S. W.; j. Griswold, w. G. s.;
Thomas Arnold, W. G T. Summit
Beacon.
We also leIrn that T. ]. McLain. of
this town, was elected a Representative
from that body to the Grand Lodge U.
s., at Baltimore.
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A HUMILATING FAcT.-In a speech
made before the Hamilton Co. (O) Re.
publican Convention, Judge Hoadly,
lately a prominent democrat, said: al
General Washington was alive to .day
and were to utter the sentences contain
ed in his will, with reference to his
slaves, and resided in the Territory Of
Kansas, be would be consigned to the
penitentiary for two years, under the
Pierce Administration
This is a most humilating factl And
yet this is the administration and policy
which the people are expected TO ratify
and uphold in the next Presidential cleo
ton. Will they do it?
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A FRENCH shoemaker and TWO women
were burned to death at Niagara Falls,
on the night of Monday last.
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DR. H. Tubbs,

DR. B. Tubs,
Analytic Physicians, will be at his
rooms in the Gaskill House, on Mon
day, June 81.
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Electic Medical Convention.

EIecLlc MeuIcaI CONVENTION.
A Convention Of Physicians of the
Electic School of Practice, is called
to meet at Empire Hall in this place, on
Monday next, June Cd. We are not in
informed as 10 the objects of the meet
inc.
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Interesting from Honduras Change of
Public feeling against Walker.

oDAS 4NSAAA0 o6oAASS ANU"
The brig Helen Jane, Capt. Nicker-
son, from Omoa, Honduras, April 18th,
arrived at this port this morning. Capt.
Nickerson, on his last arrival here from
Honduras, reported that the leading in
habitants of that country appeared to be
well effected towards Gen. Walker, hop
ing that through him they might enjoy
the blessings of a stable government
On the return of Capt. n. to Honduras,
however, he found a marked change in
the public sentiment. The feeling there
now is one of opposition. in consequence
of the stories circulated of the conduct
Of his men in Nicaragua, and of the con-
tributions which he had levied upon the
people of that country.
Our last direct accounts from Hondu-
ras, stated hat Cabanas, the former
President Of the Province and a Fede-
ralist, had been driven out by a sudden
revolution. at the head of which was
General Guardiola, who is named Presi-
dent. Cabanas fled to General Walker,
and with the aid of several hundred of
his men and about fifteen hundred of his
own countrymen marched towards Hon.
duras. On his arriving at the frontier,
he made a pause, having become dis.
gusted with the conduct of his new al
lies, and with the patriotic remark that
he would not be instrumental in bring
ing such misery on his country, he sud-
denly left and is now in San Salvador.
The question whether or no Hondu-
ras will join in league against Walker,
is not yet definitely settled. The Presi-
dent and his cabinet are in favor of
the measure. In Ease of their joining,
they could, perhaps, bring into the field
/. 800 men. With the exception of this,
the province of Honduras is now much
quieter than it has been for a number Of
years.-Boston Traveller.
A resident of Union Grove Illinois,
writes the following interesting fact, in a
recent letter to the office of the Coopers-
town, N. Y. Journal: One Of my neigh
bors dug a well last fall, on elevated
ground. After going down 81 feet. he
to a bush of willows; he dug four
feet more and then struck the top of a..
weH, which was stoned with cut
stone, laid in CT ment, and in which there
was a bounliful supply of water.-Who
dug that Well?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-05-28

Elk GOVERNOR Medill has resumed the
practice of Law, at Lancaster, Ohio.
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THE COLONIZATION SHIP.-The late
Gov Stevens, of Maryland, bequeathed
$50, 600 to the American Colonization
Sociey, for the purpose of procuring a
ship t o run regularly between this coun-
try and Liberia. The trustees are J. H
B. Lathrobe, Esq, DR.. James Hal and
Hon. Elisha Whittlesey. They have
already Contracted for a ship for the pur.
pose.
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Maj. B owns Colosseum.
Was exhibited On last Saturday after.
noon and evening in this place. The at.
tendance was large in both cases.
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In Attachment and on Mor,gar.

vs.. In Attachment and on Mortgage
Crawford & 6iIbert-)
By virtue Of an order Of sale, Cn the above entitled
cause) issued out Of said Court, to ne directed and de-
livered, / shall expose to Pulie Sale. as on execution
at law. at the door OF the Court House, in Warren in
said County, on Saturday, the 18th dag Of June, AID.
1856, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
o clock p. NJ, Of said day. the following described tract
or lot OF land, situate in Warren township No.. Range
4. in the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the State Of
Ohio, in the county Of Trumbull and is known ~ sub
division No. 81, OF lot IS, OF n survey made By !. =.
Stove for Crowen & McFarlane, (appraised at three
hundred and fifty dollars (s35O-l
II. R. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Once. Warren, May 2S, Ie56-5w.2 -.
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Thanks.

We are indebted to Hon. B. F. Wade,
for a copy of the Presidents Message on
E~nlistments, and Central America.
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The GENIUS OF II WEST: Terms 81,
per year.
The May number contains, Lines Writ
en- on May Day; Literary Enterprises il
Cincinnati; Flowers; What Jasper Haver
Lost; The Plurality of Worlds; Sunshine
and Shadow; The Dead Letter: Joseph
Mansfield; Why, Where, and Whittier
and Editors Tableau.
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700 LBS. FLOUR SULPHUR.
GOO , Gases Roll BrimstOne;
Soda Ash and Sal Soda.
Refined BoraI for sale by
Mau % aArIru a.n0

y oeHecIH. Also IurtncT Vartcte8 OF I1te pro-
ducts Physicians OF the various schools. will hne at
the Phenix. wild Indigo, Indian Hemp, Blue cohosh,
BalmOrry. Calomel. Hydastus Canadensis. Choie Root
Quinine, Wah-hOO. EuOnymin SeulIeap. NerVine. Gal
lie Acid, Life Root. Turkey Pea, rinct Yellow Jessi-
nine SPRING & REED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-05-28

INDIA RED.
4 200 lbs superior quality for sale by
May %. 4. A SMITH & Co.
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= LBS CINNAMON in Mats.
@cO leo lbs. Prime sutmegs.
l eask Cloves.
In store and for sale by A SMITH A Ca
May %, 1856.
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CHERIFF'S SALE. In the Court Of
~ Common Pleas, Trumbull COUNTY, Ohio.

H.R HARMON. Sheriff.
sherid's ONCE. Warren, May e5, Is56-5w-3 L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-04

GREAT ATTRACTIONS AT THE ATnENRuN THIS
EvENNe.-Wc have the pleasure of informing
our theater-gOing patrons that Mr. Hanchett has
procured the services of thnt celebrated actress
Miss Charlotte Champion, who will appear for
the first time in this city. Sheridan Knowles
great play of the -.Wrecker's Daughter" upon
the incidents of which, so many songs and
beautiful critiques have been written, will be
presented In this play Miss Champion VIII
give fair specimen Of That wonderful brilliancy
with which she is represented to be endowed.
In addition to this attraction, Mr.. Hanchett,
wishing to make the Athennun, popular head.
quarters for attractions of all kinds. has gone
to the expense of procuring, by private des-
patches, all the election returns. to be had up
to eleven o'clock tonight, and which he will an
nounce from the stage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-04

WATsOS's TES DOLLAR SEWING MAcHISEWe have had the
pleasure OF examining what appears the
most mpe complete and effective labor saving machines
of the age 1t Is ten delar sewing machine-neat
tasteful in its appearanee-invented patented by
son. If he is not entitled the thanks
class of needle women, it difficult to Imagine how the
thanks of the community be due any inventor
While have had infinite of talent and labor
expended other great improvements while the
minds Of many ingenious inventors have
Improvements Of the larger sewing machnes-the price of
which complete obstacle their general
lit does not appear that the invention machine which
cPnd be Afforded at the low price of dollars
been considered by them possibility yet we find that
an ingenious mechanic has npfed his invention
bring within the reach of every family have
seen this machine in operation,
beautiful specimens OF It's hesitate say
it is entirely practical its character WILL our ug
ment find its into generause We cannot think,
do public greater direct their attention
to this invention.-CAicGgo Democratic Press
See advertisement another column. oct1O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-04

TIE New Orleans papers furnish the details
of late news from the northern frontier in Mex
ieo
yidaurri took possession of Mier without re-
sistance, the government troops stationed there
returning to Camargo on the 10th ult. vidaur-
ri commenced an attack on Camargo, but at the
latest dates neither party was successful.
Cavagae had gone to CamargO, on the invita-
ton of Gaeza, to take command of government
forces. Accounts from the Rio Grande state
that Yidaurri was popular on both sides of the
river, and has at his command men and means
sufficient to ensure success