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The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Esr. ssF0Ghna'E
Celebrated Gc maa FIT era.
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PREPARED Er
a. Il. c. NJ. JACKSON. fHlLartLrsi,, Pa,
Z ; will slcciually chrs Liver c ora rlsint. DYa-
prrsia, Jauudieo, Chronic or II srroai sAiiiy,
DISEASES of the kidnrys and all dlHersss sr.s-
ing from d.sordvrcd ivetor stonses.
SGch ak censiirs-
tieB, inward piles fsl-
nssa or blood 10 thu head.
asdity ofthv stomach, nnmsse,
heartburn, disgust for foed fslnsS
or weight in the stOkinch, Bonr srre-
tstions, sinking or initering at the pit Of
the stomach swimming of tke head, hEr-
ried and difficult breaking, huttering a. The
heart, choking or sufioeaiinr .orsaliess wLsH
in a living posture. dmnees Of vision, dels OF
webs before the sight fever asd dull pAir
in ths head, deficiency efperspiIstios,
yellorness tho skin and s-ss. psas
in the side. back, chest. links H.,
snddc- hushes ci hsst burssc
In the adsh, constant ipax-
inings ofevil and great
Iss Repression ofspirss
4le. proprieter in calling The st-nksn n the
preparation, does so with feel
KY nj az lkaoa( 1osldsncs in Its virtues and
"A ~ n 6pss fer uhisk It 10 re-
I{4S " h8w and untrisd article, but eRs that
|has sto-d the .e4t Of tfn years trial before
the American people, and its rcputatiox and
sale is unrivalled by any snilsr prepsrs,iess
extant. The testimony in it's favor given Wy
the most prominent and well known Physicians
and individuals in all psrts OF the eonntry IN
Immense, and a careful pcrusal Of the Alnsnss.
published snnually by the proprietor, and ,e
bo had gratis Of any Of his Agents cannot bat
satisfy the most xkepticsl that this remedy is
really deserving the grost celebrity II has at
tanned.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. "a
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and by
T. F. IIammersley, Milford; DR.. d. II. Hexs-
ton, Lewcs DR.. r. Layton, Gsorgetowni " Ea
Cannon, Brdgcvlle J. B Anderson. Frsderics,
j. West K Co, Millsboro; J. J. jenkins l. Gee
Seaford and druggists generally. Jsn25y
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DISSOLUTION.

rUvHE partnership heretofore existing between
Rhodes s. Hommons and VIM. w. Pow.
ders, in the Wheelright and Cabinet Making
business, Ia this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ), All persons having unsettled business
with the late firm will call on R. 8. II emmons
for settlemsnt. RRoDEs 8. HsMhoNs.
Jan. IL, 81 WM. W PowDEEs.
have removed. to my old stand, nearly op-
positethe NIX, where Twill carry on the above
mentioned business in all its branches.
X. s. IlEMMONS.
P. s.-Mr. Powders remains at the stand
occupied by the late firm.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
VALUABLE REAL ESTAT E
FOR SALE.

Iy9NHE undersigned subscribers offer at Pri.
L yate Sale,
1000 ACRES OF L.aND,
divided into Six Farms, with Dwelling Houses
and Out Buildings attached to each Farm
About 100 ACRES of said Land lie In Kent
County, Del, within 81 miles of Benefits pior
on Delaware Bay, and are bordering along Mis-
pilion River, the navigable waters of which
lead up TO the populous and thriving Town oi
Milford. The Residue Of said Lands lie direct.
ly along the Public State Road leading from
Milford to Georgetown, Sussex County, Del
and about eight miles from either place. A
considerable portion of said Lands, for
NATURAL FERTILITY OF SOIL,
are very rarely equaled by any other Lands in
Kent or Sussex counties.
For persons wanting to make permanent in
vestments in Real Estate, the above described
Pauds offer an advantageous opportunity to dc
go if applied for by the first day OF October
1866.
TRRMS.-22 DOLLARS PER ACRE,
One Third Cash Payment, Residue in seven
equal Instalments, with Interest Thereon. Fol-
any further particulars or information relatiy,
tossaid Lands, may apply to either of the own
crs, residing in North Milford, Kent Co., Del
or to JABEz JENKINS, Real Estate Agent. Cam
pen, Del. CATTS PEN NNlWELL.
THOMAS Cara. DAVID PEsSIwELT.
North Milford, Oct. 18th. 1866.
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WHEELWRIGHTING,
CABINET MAKING AND UNDER

lfNAklNG, At tho old stand, Waiton's Shop.
Front street, MILFORD, DEL.
THE subscriber still remains at the old stand
where he will at all times be prepared 10 at
tend to the wants of his old customers, and as
many new ones az may feel disposed TO patro
lnize him. lie promises that all work in the
above named Branches Of business will be care
Imlly and punctnaly attended 10, in the bes
style and at reasonable prices.
UNDERT-qKINGS-A call at any hour Of
the day or night will be promptly attended TO-
will have good bearse' and horse, and viii
convey the dead to any place in the country
When not in his shop, can be found at his
boarding house, Mr.. Laccy's, next door TO the
shop.
FURNITURE-A good assortment nfsfur-
nitpre will he kept far sale. such as ready made
Side Boards, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bed
stesds, &c. Old Furniture renovated and re-
paired.
WHEELWRIGHTING - Wagons, Carts
&C., made to order in the best manner. lie
pairing promptly attended to.
Being thankful to the public for former pa
tronsge, he hopes By strict attention TO the va
rious branches now undertaken, o.hierit and
share continuance Of like favors.
WILLIAM II. POWDERS.
Jan "a 1857 VT
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New Wholesale Drug Store.
N. Spencer Thomas,

No 26 South Second ST, Philadelphia
rMpoNTrx. MANUFACTURES AND DTaLrn
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ACIDS,
fsHEM1CALs, DYE sTUFFs, PAINTS,
L Oils, Colors, White Lead, French and
american White Zinc, Window Glass, Glass
ware, varniahss, Brushes, Instruments, Ground
Spices, Whole Spices, and all other articles
usually kept by Druggists, including Borax, In
digo, Glue, Potash, Shellac, &c.
Hsls- All orders by mail or otherwise prompt
ly attended to.
Country Merchants are invited to call ant
examins his stock before purchasing elsewhere
Goods sent to any fthe Wharves or RailroaC
Stations.
Price. LOW and warranted
Philadelphia, March e1y
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DENTISTRY.


1rzxr-. DR.. K. S. BURDICk,
HBx Thankful for the liberal patron
eltrfTfp age heretofore received in Mil
ford and the adjoining towns, for several years
part. ia still prepared to perform all operations
in DENT.7L SURGERY. Teeth put in from
one to a complete set, with or without artil-
Imospheric pressurge.
TEETH PLUGGED IND CLEANSED,
Teeth and iangs carefully extracted. Office
ut bis dwelling, Walnut street, second door
from Front st Parents attend to your chill
drens teeth; word to ths wise IL sufficient
Milford Del "a Toys
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For RENT.
Notice.

I S hereby given that my wife Cstharne has
I left my bed and board without sufficient
canse or provoca.on, therefore the public are
furwarned against trusting her on my account
as shall pay no debts by her contracted.
49," HENRY BURTON, Negro.
Slauphter Feck, Dee. 18th
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i. .Notice-Six Cents Reward.

gp NNAWAY from the subscriber on Sum-
.. day, December Ith, a negro apprenticed
boy, named Jacob Boyce. lie is light brown
or copper color, has prominent front teeth, is
about feet inches high, has short knotty
hair, thick lips and long heels. Any one
taking up said boy and sending him TO my ad-
dress will get the above reward, but nothing
for trouble or expense, and hereby forwarn
all persons from harboring or trusting said
boy for will not be responsible for him IN any
lway. S. J. MORGAN.
Concord Del, Dec. 18th. .
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LADIES FANCY FURS.
JOHN F-sREIRa,

- JOHN F.3RETR.8,
No. 284 Market Street, ADORE Sth., Philadelphia
IMPORTER, Manufacturer and Dealer in al
/ kinds and qualities OF Fancy Fnrs, for La
dies and Children. j. F., would call the at
tention OF the Ladies' and others to hisinmense
assortment, being the direct Importer and
Manufacturer OF all my Furs. feel confident
in saying that can offer the greatest induce
ments to those in want and at the samc time
will have one of the largest assortment to Sc
lect from.
Storekeepcrs and the trade will please give
me call before wnrchasng, as my Wholesale
departments is well supplied to meet the de
mand for every article in the Fur line, and
the lowest possible Manufacturers Prices.
JOHN FARElRA,
Oct. II. '56-4mor. 2Si Market Street.
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AMERICAN FARM MILL.

yENHlS MILL is now acknowledged by all to
4 be the best and most durable Farm Mill
for grinding all kinds of Grain and Corn and
Cob into coarse and fine Meal ms desired. II
Illustrated Circulars will be sent to all appli.
cants free postage.
The subscribers are also manufacturers Of
IREAPING AND MOVING MA.
lCHINES. Horse Powers, Threshers and Clean
ers. Self sharpening Plows, Rogers subsoi
Plows; horse and hand power Corn Shelters
lcircular saw mills, corn fodder, hny and straw
Cutters, and all the most approved egiicultu
raj Implements, and Dealers in Guano, Snpci
Phosphate Of Lime and other Fertilizers; also
Field and Garden Seeds.
ROGERS & BOYERS, 20 Market ST,
Jim '5T. 2m Philadelphia
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TENS i'Hsks. pAPETERIEG
ivfs lioxes, ETC.. ~ArrSnted
4 orr own work shop, from ma.
n 70 al the climate
!, ,rch .'tcret, ahoyr 9th PuliA.
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Hove You Heard the Ne W. !

sNs'v:YIsAs .ssA NvysAsAS Nvys
GREAT TRIUMPH.
UNTELIIGENCE has just been received
that P. W. HALL, the Pioneer Clothing
Merchant Of Milford, has been unanimously
chosen to again cater 10 the public taste, ID
furnishing the citizens Of the Peninsula with
their
FALL s WINTER CLOTHING.
And for this purpose he has just receive from
liLe city. md opened for public inspection, a
large lot of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cas-
simeres. yestings, Gentlcmen's Furnishing
Goods, and Tailors' Trimmings, together with
a fine assortment of J. s. Niekerson's Cele-
brated Hats. The subscriber believes, from
the knowledge he has of Clothing, that he can
sell his customers better made Clothing, tht n
any other establishment in town. The public
will please bear in mind, that warrant every
article sold at my establishment to be as rec
commended, or the money iefunded- My stock
consists in part Of Rocky Mountain, Sebasto-
Dol. Bear skin, Beaver Cloth, and Felt Cloth
IOvercoats, Of various shades and colors,
Dress. Frock, Business Goats, and Monkey
lnckets also lot of Talma Cloaks, madc Of
new and novel goods, with a large lot OF dress
Pants, of every variety ana pattern, anu at
prices to suit every body. Also, an endless
variety of Vests, from so cts to $40, such as
Il silk Velvet Plush, Black Silk, Black Satin,
Fancy Plush, Cloth, Satinet, Rocky Noun
tain, Sebastopol, Bear Skin, Cotton Velvet,
and German Vests Of every shade and color.
have general assortment of black French
and English Cloths, of superior quality, black
French Doesllin and Fancy Cassmeres, of eve
ry grade and color, (some Of them are of en-
ltirely new designs) all OF which will make
ua at the shortest notice and in the latest pre-
vailing fashion. and will guarantee my custom
work to excel that of any other establishment
on the Peninsula, MS | employ none but .he
best city workmen.
havo also a splendid assortment of gentle
mems Moreanteaque Scarfs, entirely new and
novel also, plain aud fancy Cravats, black
satin stocks, Napoleon ties, pocket handler
chiefs, collars, half hose, bindings, buttons,
&C., &c. Also, white aud fancy shirts, woolen
under shirts and drawers, and all otherartcles
of clothing necessary to the dress and comfort
of man.
Having been in the business for number OF
years, fiatter myself that can show my Gus
TONERS better selected stock Of Clothing,
lCl5ths, Cassimeres, vestings, and Furnishing
Goods, and at lower prices, than any other
establishment, for the same kind Of goods, on
the Peninsula. Call and see If II is not SO.
:, Oct. 81, SO. +. ". HALL.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Shaving, Hair Cutting, &c.


WOuN WILLIAMS, BARBER, has moved
d his shop to the stand formerly occupied by
Anderson 4 Hardin, directly opposite Tumlin's
Hotel, which he has renovated and httsd up
in coed style. Thankful for past fayers, he
hopes by strict attention to brsness to merit
of the same.
pen. Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampoon-
ing, executed in the most fashionable and az
peditious manner.
Files of papers, from different parts efthc
country will be kept for perusal.
Milford, Del, July II II
ssSHE LITTLE SUFFERERS FRIEND
4 There is probably nothing that causes. SO
much suffering and destroys as many lives
among children as worms.
have a worm candy for sale at my store
which is the most effoetual worm destroyer ey-
or introduced TO the public, and sopleassRt to
take that children will eat It and want more
Call and see for yourselves.
]. Y. FOULK,
ie2T Druggist and Apothesary, N'ltord.'
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
The Great Purifier ofthe Blood .
The best Alternative Known

The best Alternative Known
| 4. .N.,LEFALLIBLE RENEDY FOR SCRO-
\ Mia Kingsz EVIL, Rhvumatism, 0hslinats
lCutanoous Eruptions, Pimplen or EPstules p
the Face, Blotchcs, BoiIs, Ag04 ever,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Riugworm OF Teftsr, ,SeA1&s
head, Enlargement and pain Of the bensa ~
Joints, Salt Rheum, stubborn Ulcers, Syphih-t
lic Disorders and all diseases arising from =
use of Mercury. lmprndence IN Lite
or lmpurity of the Blood.
This great remedy, which has becoms 50
rapidly and so justly celebrated for its extraor-
binary efficacy in relieving and curing many OF
the most obstinate and terrible forms oidises sc
with which man is afflicted, is now offered ia
the public, with the confident assurance that
lno MEDICAL DISCOVERY ever made has boon o
lemipently successful in curing SoRoPULA, Ass
ALL DISEASES or THE BLoop, as Carters Spar
| sh Mixture. w nl
The proprietors are receiving by every mail
most aattering and astonishing details of cures
made in all parts Of the country, and in most
cases where the skill of the best Physicians had
been tried in vain.
Its power over the BLoon is truly remarkable
and all diseases arising from impurity OF tha
great Sea of Life, have been relieved and cured
without single failure out of the thousands
lwho have used il. Cartrr's Spanish Mixture
contains no Mercury, Opium, Arsenic, or any
dangerous drugs, but is composed OF Root
and Herbs, combined with other ingredients o
known virtue, and may be given to the young
est infant or the most debilitated invalid, with
lbut the least possible hesitation.
WM. S. REERS-& Co., Prop'is,
No. 3Jl Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per bottle, or siz bottles for SO.
/ Fer sale by 7. r. Hammersley. Milford; DR.
ID. ". Houston, Lewes; DR.. j. r. Layton
Georgetowni j. West x Ce., hillssoro'; j..
Jenkins K Co., Scsford wm, Cannon, Bridge
lille j. B. Anderson and ]. II. Boone, Fred
| r,ca. Jam 10Y
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ItSfEG CASES ofwood 5fiea.h.
s'uF home nse, ara al fitted
real pfiliiy and warranted
H 81 sssortmcni .ir.ths city t.
i, Arch 5 aboveesh rhiIa.
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~ fA.f3 AND NEW YEARS
Y - 4 very rich assortment OF
va goods Of tie nruest Euro
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
LAMPS!

lrirty, at all pri-
OTIS Celstratty
These Lamps
an'ly and evenly
nd ever used.
or any size Cam
es. Capdelabras
Tubes &c., &c.
b., Boquet Hold =
r Sale by
dMERSl.Ey,
It., below Front,
RsLronp, Dsl.
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N OTICE

Z S hereby given that 1t is my intention to
{ prefer at the ensuing session of the Gene
raj Assembly of the State Of Delaware, peti-
tion for divorce from the bonds of matrimony
between me and my husband, Samuel Ii.
Brittingham.
jams RACHAEL D BRTTINGHAM.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

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s. Clothing, are
bic Stock.
an DO asconmo-
;E CULIN.
HlLADElrHiA.
,ses
US
aBLTsHMENT,
md Race Streets,
Is French Lruss-
sss, ease and du-
ton.
> can he suited
rs ending num-
and stating side
81, SO, 81, S5,
trultioiis as ~
II Win lDssible.
Dr. Bsuning's
ID Y HRaCE
.ri /; Spinal prop
sr Braces. Chest
y adapted to sIl
b. L.ungs, Eng
,, Suspcnsories.
ny attendants.
I. MpSt
lricty, at all pri-
OTIS Celsdrattp
These Lamps
an,ly and evenly
nd ever used.
or any size Cam
ps. Capdelabras,
Tubes &c, &c.
r ), Boquet Hold
pr Sale by
iNERSl.Ey,
t., below Front,
Rllronp D, Dsl.
osnrcsi
crets for t h t
on.-A m ss t
icrful and in
atle publication
HUNTERS
s.vr.sr.
tfdr lrs<tf<t on
ll physiology func-
ders oi every Kind
soI the speedy cur,
md delicate charac
b otthc laws of IA
wv crsrr.
svolums gratiuat'
fchooIs in the l nitc'
aquartvr offceh
npnt ofSyphilis an'
Peciality, he has be
Evalu4ble iiiormatio
I'll n ai,le 10 compress
r. vtry qNintes
! KS important sub
s0rience 0fthemos
k4fupc and Arnsf-ica
afn hi. own highl
treatm ent of or
4 OF cases IN the cit
Hunter has long bee,
tunded, butat the carr
persons, he has bee
,herr ofhis professions
|aniiy at large throug
1ical Manual and Han
nouin De IN the mana
md, whether used as
os, or As Il guide for II
K most awful and de
rrsr visited upon MAJ
suality and inpurity
lsrecsived the uuqual
I the first physicians
ergymen, fathers, mott
d lnmonitarians. ha,
5 circulation in all qua
III teachings would |
Al IN the moral purifu
,g OF multitudrs of ol
ng, volatile ahd indi
rids and flower Of th
Irticularly, most sironi
J Of self dealement an
slardians, in searchir
INg OF both sexes fro
~ concoinitant Of the
cal laws and sexual in
les, whether exhibits
nsnt or arising from Il
Sxamrles .fthefrschoc
. those who have bel
- sspatha that take no
tplicit way il shown
. return ofsound hsalt
he soul from Its tsrrib
I thrisands OF victir
At the shrine OF Quac
snforinE from Vsneri
' s--Strnctursn, Semir
billy, and .t'ie nunero
directly or loss rsmot
) Of csrnal passions Al
igrt.
t., sni whsn It Is a.
l00, 600 persons die e
tates Of Consumption
he victims of the ~oln
heir pr"gsniiors. asre
u enuneintion, that t
! visited upon the ch
! and fourth generate
ith sentiments Of enlal
scarcely bo censured
the yicos cf the age.
sntaHtJ OF bis Nedi'
: snvsloped. viii be ft
20 any Fs.'t ofthe Unit
8 cnpivs for 81. Addr'
co, Publishers. box Il
'rsssers and Book Ag'
liberal terms. MAR
81 Nn Nrtr VT
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Isnrs'y snvslopcd. win be for
|9NstAse 10 any Fs.-t ofthe Unitoo
ss. er 8 cnpivs for 81. Address
kES I co, publishsrs. box 1877.
~, 6 "rassers and Book Agsm
!tnos. liberal terms. Mar 7 !,
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

INTELLIGENCE has just been received
that P. W. HALL, the Pioneer Clothing
Merchant of Milford, has been unanimously
chosen to agsin cater 10 the public taste, in
furnishing the citizens Of the Peninsula with
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

IN ST.. shore 9 h rhIa "a.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

v~Fas| T.,
ptlnr Trsstiss on
l1 physiology, lunc-
ders oi every Kind ,
soI the speedy cure
md delicate charae-
b Of the laws OF IA,
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

W CENT,
svvlums graduate
fchooIs in the l nitcd
aquartvr offceh'
nont ofSyphilis and
Peciality, he has be-
Evalusble Information
III h sble 10 compre.s
~ the ytry qnintss-
rs importsnt sub
s0rience of'fhemosl
q fapc and AInsf.ica Il
fn hi. own highl,
treatm ent Of Sc creI
~ OF cases IN the cit,
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
yosercsi

(crets for t h {
/ |an.-.A m ss t
Rcrf'ul and in
h|tle publication
E.IIUNTERls 4
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

Hunter has long been.
suuded, but at the earn-
psrsons, he has been
pherr ofhis professional
|inniiy at large through
sdical Manual aud Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
TEA-TOTAL TEA-PARTT.

Fifteen hundred tea-tOtaers took tea ast evening
in the City Assembly Rooms. The party was got up
by the American juvenile Temperance Socaty. This
Society has in contemplation to give series Of meet
ngs in different localities in the city and three hundred
table. were set last evening to naugrate these meet
incs and TO furnish material aid for carrying them on
Three hundred children were present, and OF the
twelve hundred adults fully half were ladies'. OF course
the conversation at the tables was too interesting to
allow Of the most defereLtal attention being paid to
the public exercises our report, however, must from
the necessities Of the case be limited TO these last
The hundred Young ladies dispensing the unpoison-
81 beverage at the hundred tables had each sold the
tickets for their own tables all therefore were filed,
and filed with circle Of friends, at : O'Clock.
For few minutes q band Of music reminded one
that dancing would be possible if the tables were not
there
After song from the children, the Rev. Dr. DE Witt
said grace
A hundred bows, who were stationed one at each
,.ble then rushed for the tea and coffee in such a
headlopg way that they were loudly applauded. The
succeeding half hour was devoted to animated
rattipg of crockery and very brilliant teaspoons.
However there were eyes about which were so much
more brilliant that very few people noticed the quality
Of the spoons. ,
gentleman Of the Committee announced that the
bows would take away two plates OF cake from each
table that the choir and the band might be fed Loud
applause.
The children Of the choir then marched out Il
tea. and there was another announcement: " The
waiter-boys will now 90 out to tea" CONTINUED ap
plause.
DR.. Alley the President of the Society, came tor
ward and stated that the meetings Of the Society II
whose aid this festival held commenced in Ocobe
last. They had now sixteen meetings in various Par
| Of the city, and sixteen hundred members. Fiv'
| sermons had been preached in a. many drieren
churches, after which collections had been takst
up for the benefit Of the Society. DR.. Alley wen. nv
some general remarks on the lack Of moral framing
The civ, which was BY 40 means copmensaTs'e WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

getting possession Of the church. which proved an ad-
yantageous position. ,,.,. :, ,os
On the ID the ilibusters found themselves IN pos
session Of two houses IN face Of the church. but sur
founded bv a force Of 90 to 800 men, Things re-
sined in b;s condition about four days, the Sonor
ans meanwhile nethen3g themse civ sou
On the evening of the 9th one 81 '9e houses IN pos
1onn;ost.d andy 10 the other and in half an hour
18th hn;lj;nss were in q blaze. An attack also
made upon The besieged from without, and among
SnSus,n,s exploded doing dreadful execution. Fin.
aIv tbey surrendered at discretion. The number of
nr;soner: was 50. and among them Capt Crsbb him
self Twenty-four fes and some munitions also fell
INFO the bands Of the SOnorians.
This is the substance Of the account given by the
Mexican papers, whatever truth there may be in IT.
The number Of flEbusters is estimated by the same
authority at $50; the SOnorians. on the 9th, num-
bered 7C0.
1t was said that the prisoners were all to be shot
fbe 9th.