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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14


Tin Ware,
A large stock Of or own Manufacture which
we warrant good.
PLATFORM e. COUNTER SCALES.
We are N. B. Gastons Agents, and any order
for Tia t, Platform or Countr scales will he at
tended to without ext a G. lense.
We are receiving large stock of Car Bolts.
Washers. Nuts DC, direct from the Plantyille
Manufacturing CT.
India Rubber
Betting and Pack
ing, all sizes. Rope and
Cordage Of different sizes.
Saws. Hand. Rip, Cross Cut, Mill
and Circular. Files Of the Arcade
Manufacture Warranted.
We are receiving a large lot Of Tin Plate,
Sheet Iron, Rivits, Pail and Kettle Ears. Block
TiI DC, which will be sold at prices to suit
purchasers. Give US call and make a home
market.
STO YES! STO YES!
A large variety which win be sold for the next
ninety days at cost aud Frcights. Merchants
would do well to give us a call and examine
our sock as We wish to 60 out of this branch Of
our trade We will sell low.
Wehave large lot Of the Lansing Manufac-
ture Of Cradles on hand which cant be beat,
they were made expressly to our order, also =
! lot Of Eastern manufacture.
GLASS Of every size.
One more word,
We are bound not to be undersold. n39 If.
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Leather.
Next to tho life-susta:nin prodrcts of the
county there is probably no article of greater
necessity and of more nive sal consumption
than LEATHER. Its manufacture has beeh slow
and tedious. and in many places an i'm. ossibil'
ity-bark being regarded as IN absolute re-
quisite to its proper cure. Bark has been ap-
preciating in value from its scarcity, until Lea'h.
er has ad anced almost beyond reason. thepricc
to-day being nearly. if not quite three times as
great a. It was ears ago. 1t is almost ever
The case that the rise in rice Of anything is
followed by thc discovery of sumo easier meth
I'd of production and in the article Of Leather
there is no excel ton to this iulc.
Edwin Daniels Esq, has patented a process,
For the manufacture Of Leather IN the short space
Of ten days and pithout bark! This will sound
sroesyphal to that class of lersons who have
been accustomed to twelve month process,
but it is just as true that pow erfully concen.
trated astringent can effect in three days what
bark may require three months 10 do, as that
ouinine in Grains now, does the work Of Peru.
Wan Bark In poxnds.
Dr.. L. X. Ha,es Of White Water. Wis. has
shown us SAMPLES Of all kinds Of Leather tam.
ed BY the shot line" process. and our judgment
informs us that no handsomcr work can be
shown BY the most scientific bark.tanner in the
world. It is smooth, pliable and we have ties.
timony to satisfy US that it will out.wcar the
leather made in the ordinary way. We saw as
good sole as st. Girls, lin ever laid his knife to,
that had only been subject to the Terra Japon;ca
eleven days, beautiful calfskin that vas elm
mcrsed" but tue days, and various other samples
that were sin liquor" from Eve to twelve days,
aud from AZ pearances you would not know but
they passed through all the turning and chang.
inys of.the old tedious ba:k process.
This is a valuable invention and evidence Of
its appreciation may be seen in the ready adop-
ton Of the new system wherever its work has
been exhibited. Dr.. Hares has p. released the
right for the State Of Iowa, and to parties WHO
desire to engage in the business he is ready to
sell county or town privileges. The process is
simple. cheap and effective. The time saved is
eqaal to all he Profit made in the old way, and
more than this the Great North West has not
the bark to do her own tanning-hence the i'm.
poltance to W. of the discovery. We are glad
to learn that mandatory is to be established
at McGrcgor.
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.0'eaU Wholesale q Retail
Grocery r Liquor House,
Near the Levee.
TH subecrihers take pleasure in announc.
ing to the citizens Of McGregor and sur.
rounding co ntry. that they have recently re-
turned from New York, with large and we'll
selected stock of
Groceries, Provisions s. Liquors,
Which they offer at reduced prices Our
stock consists in
Family Groceries,
Imported Liquors,
Havana Cigars,
Wooden & Willow Ware,
DC, and In fact everything usually kept by
C:ocers. Dur terms, "Cheap for Cash." By
strict attention to business, we hope to receive
a share Of public patronage. All goods war;
ranted as recommended.
CATLIN e. SHARKS.
McGregor, July 18th, 1851. n39tf.
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New Est0blis n nm e m I
JEWELRY STORE

xIEZEL 4 GLARNER recently Of Du-
WV buque. have opened in Hardings New
Building, handsome assortment of Watches,
Clocks aud Jcwclry, which they offer at City
Irices. They are quail. and prepared to
make to order any pattern of Jcwelry that may
be required; to repair Clocks, Watches. Accor.
deons Ao.. &C.. in good style. Their work will
all be warranted, and in case of future tho
money will chcerfully be refunded.
McGregor, June %. n37 Cm.
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The Packet Messenger,
i. Stewart, Commander

WILL ply regularly bet Fulton City
and ST. Paul. during thu season Of 1857. The
MESSENGER will be at McGrger evsy
Wednesday hight on her way ". and every
SUNDAY on her.s turin
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

FT The weather is intensely warm;
81" in the shade is the figure here on
the l3>h at e o'clock.
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8 80 - IL
HARDWARE.
W"illtN NJ 8 d HNrU ey,
\ FTER paying high Frcights and Rents
IA for the last year and not finding their
customers grumbling at the prices they paid
for Goods, will now give them the advantage Of
low Frcights and Rents We are now receiv-
and have just erected a large store nearly oppo-
site the Waverly House where our customers
will get the advantage of low Frcights and
Rents by calling. 1t il our intention to build
up Hardware Trade at this point and are de-
termined not to be undersold by any Grocery,
Dry Coed or other stores that keep Hardware.
Give us call. The Hardware Store is the place
to buy Hardacare. and the North Io,ca Iimss
Office to Adcerfise
We are now receiving large stock of Iron,
Cast Plow Steel, Nails and Shelf Hardware |;
Harvest Tools Of every description which will
be sold low. Merchants in the interior will do
themselves justice by calling and finding our
prices before purchasing.
We would wish our customers to understand
that all our American goods were brought
directly from the Manufacturers and not second
hand.
We have on hand large lot Of
Iron all sizes,
Round, Square and
Flat Band, Hoop, Scroll,
Sheet, Horse Shoe, and the
best Nail Rod, Nails cut, pressed
Wro't. &c. Parks Clout and Finish
ing Nails, Thimblc Skeins, Wagon
Boxes and Axle Arms, variety
of sizes. Blacksmiths
Tools. Anvils, Ham
mers, &c.
Carpenters L. Joiners Tools largo lot.
Hand, Chopping and Broad Axes
of different Manufacturers
make. Shovels, Spades,
Scoops, Long and
Short Handle.
CO TIN g b o X E s
Of the best kind We would call the attention
of Farmers to them.
Ctstern Pumps
of every size, also Lead Pipe TO sit.
Chain Pump Fixtures and Chains.
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DR.. COOsey's Charter Oak
o. Wine BitkerS.

These B:tters viii relieve ,e.sons afflicted
with Dilio sness, loss Of a petite, Cost;yeness,
Jaun ice, Inc ,mmon Slice mess Bitterness of
the rongne and Mo: tn, sickness at the s.om-
ach. weakness Of the li,n' and Joints. e. >ecial-
Nv the knees in ascending hill or fight of
steira, Fever and Ag G, consti alton piles,
II ,a'acl.". Ner' business and general Debility
OF the system.
AIRED parsons will find them an inrico ating
Tonic. Dose in Wine. Sri is ar water, a tea
81 Don full, half an hotr before eating.
Invented by Dr.. Samuel Cooley. in 1867.
ALLEN l. SOUTHMAYD,
McGregor. Iowa. n40tf Agents
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

LANDERS has all the Fancy Liquor
known TO the trade, constantly on h.r
Il bis store in the NEW FRAME BLOCK,
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DICKINSON s. WILLARD,
Grocers, Commission s. Forwarding
NJ f. II @ III A N Il S,
Steam. Ferry Landing. adjoining tie
MI. d MISS. Railroad Depot.
Prairie du Chen, Wis,
We are now in readiness to attend to the
Commission and Forward ng Business, and to
those having gods or rod zee passing ,hro Hgh
this pint either North, South, East Or Vest, we
refer our ser ices.
Ou" locati. nea" the Depot Grounds, Steam
Boat and Steam Fry Landings, gives US the
most cor" eni mt facility for carryinr on the bu-
sin"ss which We now rss~e,tfully solicit. In all
cases we shall act for the best interest Of or
corresntn1cnts, and We assure them tn t all
Goods entrusted to rs shall be handled with
ca'e end forwar !ch without DELAY.
Pi0auce bought and forwarded on reason.
able terms.
" Mark Packages "C,rc of D. e. W., Prai-
lie du Chen" nHS, m.
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!" % # II T. IL 4!

The Undersigned have sold their entire Stock
of Merchand 81 to d. BAUGH. Who will con-
tiaac the business at the Old stand.
The Notes and Book accounts will be settled
by US and we earnestly request that settlements
BE- made without delay. Neglect will entail
coss ALLEN &. W,LKERSON.
MsG.egor. Iowa. .'uly | tn 1877.
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NT BERNATZ would announce to rhe.
M McGrcgor Public, and to Travellers that
Lila bakery Is lgain in Successful o eration.-
Every article usually foand in an establish
mcnt Of this kind. viii be kept Constantly fe'
sale.
ar Fresh Ale d Beer win always be found
nj his shop, ono ncoS Vast Of the American
McGrcsor. May LIST. nS0N
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70 IN. ID

HN the st ee's OF McGreeor two eli ghty
u acre Land War ants, which the owner can
obtain by calling at The 9TH . oi the unde 81 ned
prdvpg property and pa, ing for tits adve tise
msnt. LEE KIM A!kD.
Mcc cgor, July 4, 81. hi2 81
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Patent .Medict3seS
4 A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE q

VyHE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
10 miles from M'Gregor on the south road
leading 70 Clermont, 3 miles west from Farmers
burg Post Office. and 9f south from the Elk
Horn Tavern it contains IS acres. part Timber
and part Prairie, II acres in cultivation and 80
under fence, plenty OF stock water and good
Spring on the premises and will be sold decid
cd bargain.
JOHN GALLANT.
Farne~brg, April 18th, 1857. n2s IT,
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= Cases Saratoga Water, for sale by
- ALLEN e. SoUTHxAYD
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

rALENA BREAKING PLOWS Of all
NJ sizes for sale by
May Is n,2 GRANT TEcK.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-14

A SURE CURE for Fever AMI Ague ca
"A be had by application to
T.. w. WOOD & co.
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~ Bbls Extra Mess Pork for sale loy 70,
HI cash, by ALLEN s; S Uru"Ayp.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06

~ The Democrats ana Ola Line Wigs OF
Wilson unity net ct the @ ut house or Monday,
the 2nd o. March. ". z. WnLIAusoS, ESQ. was
cal ed to the (h,ir, and Col. JAS ". HARDY, ap-
pointed Seer ,.sry.
After the object Of the meeting was explained
by the Chairman, the following resolutions were
introduced by OIL JOHS B. PlrTAAS, and uuaui.
mously adoped
RssolU9 That it is highly important for The people to
meet in their primary capacity, to eEPres TIE opinion
and indicate Their action IN regard to The political events
Of the times.
Res5gsd That We approve OF toe 18Th Of April as
time for holding Stale Convention 81 Nashville
Rss0Us& hat still abide BY aad adhere 10 the great
principles, which guided US in our action upon The gues.
Resolved That to MAINTAIN the high position # the DEM
Ocrc party in the nation, must keep up our orEaui-
zlton according ancient custom and Tor this puFposs
we do nominate aud appoint the following gentlemen 10
represent at the State Convention: John T. New A.
B Newsom, ThOs. K Harris, B W. harris " L Banks.
dale, Vim Rhodes, Gieavss Harkreader, 4. Gleaves,
W. W. MastersoO, W. G. Robertson, Col. L. 4. TAonp-
son. William Doak John DOak I'd. Willis Col JOHN
E. Howard Col. John B. PltlmGn J. v Williamson
John c. Organ, Ainsworth Harrison, T. W Harris Sam.
G. Caruthers, Daniel Boyd, DR.. Rsrdin Ragand Dr. g.
Al. AIsup B. Baird, J. 4. Clemmons Root. ueys Z. p
Lowe g. L. Calhoun, VIM. Ia ClenmOns Thos KiTkpa-
trick Jno. Esrbart, W. s. Putnam, Jacob Frus, J. H.
johnson, Wm, Arbucke, ". Ia Syprt, Z. Gillian, John
Taylor, J. 9. PembertOu, T. Barton, Thos Jackson,
g. w. White Giles II. Glenn, G. B. Carter, W. William.
son, Jesse A. Gregg and s. Il. Harkresder.
esOUed That ten. lsHAH G. HARRIS our first choice
as candidate for Governor but will support cordially
any who may be nominated by the convention.
RsS0E5ed That this convention acting fTom Information
received from tie other counties Of Congressional
district add being assured Of their harmonious ID O.
val DO unanimously invite cur fellow citizen, COL j. 4
HOWARD TO become candidate 10 represent US IN the
next Congress
RssolvsI That we cordially invite Col r. E THanP- on
to beOms candidate 10 represent the Senatorial dlsIrct
composed Of the counties OF DeHab and Wilson, in The
next General Assembly OF this State
Upon a motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ed.
ded 70 The list OF delegates whereupon the mosng ad.
journed.
WI. WILLIAMSON, Chairmsn.
JAS W. HAHDT, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06
1 o. 0. +,
ABE FRIzzELL, Secretary.

At regular meeting OF Dyersburg Lod GO, No. 65 l. o.
- January 81, 1857 the following preamble and re'outlons
expressive OF the sentiments and feelings Of It's members
towards their deceased brother THOMAS J. COSNEBE,
unanimously adopted:
WuEREAs, Il has pleased Cod 10 from midst
our well beloved ead and brother THOMAS J. CoNKELE who
departed this life the morning Of tho 9th January, At his
residence, therefore,
Rss0vsd That ia this tyog and painful dispensa!on We
will Try humby to recognize the hand Father
ven, who dOeth al things his glory and our good.
RsOvsd That in the death Of our brother ths Lodge has
lost Of its earliest and esteemed membe-s an Odd
FeIowin truth and In spirit community oils best
and most useful citizens the rich valuable counsellor the
poor friend, whose place will long be vacant and his fam
lily kind husband and fatber
Rssorsi That tender his widow and orphans our
wAmes sympahies In this tbs Of their greatest ae-
ton pray that God may ever regard them in tender
mercy.
Rs0igsd That the usual badge Of mourning for
tae OF thirty days. and that proceedings be pub
shed in tho UsIoS AzEsIoAN Nash Vils and the SoE
STANFORD, al Trenton.
srTTH RIczARDsoH,
MARIN 6. BURToH,
JSO. O. LARA, Sec. commiisos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06
BANKS AxD BAsKIEa.

A subscriber from Wilson county ssks rs to
publish list Of Ell Che Banks IN the State a-d their
loasty, and asks US, ilssmuch as the people in bis
nsighbOrbOOd have lost good deal BY deprecated
money, 10 say what banks are good.
We do not profess TO be wei acquainted wiki
the condition cf al the Baaks 10 Tennessee. They
are By far too numerous for any bark or tslkeT
to know the SHADING Of al. We commence viii
list Ct the Fee Banks;
Bank Of TtssEs, at TassBel
Bank o. ClsI orpe, At TsEsEel.
Bank Of Dandridgs, stDln5rdge
Bank OF Jefferson, at Dandri5ge
Bank Of ROCKVILLE at Knoxville
Farmers Bank at Kn9xss.
Bank Of Middle TENNESSEE, at LsIan
Bucks Bank, at NeNrIviae.
Exchange Bark. al MuIt sesb,F~.
Bank OF tie Union al Nashville.
City Bank, at EashviIls.
BaHko RaslviIls, at Nashville.
Traders Bank, at Nashville.
Merchants Bank, at Nashville.
Bank OF Commerce. at Nashville
Northern Rank, 1t Clarksville.
Bank OF Paris, at Paris.
BankOf Trenton, at Trenton.
Baukof Memphis at Memphis.
Commercial Bank, at Memphis.
Southern Bank of Tennessee, al Memphis.
River Bank, at Memphis.
The above e. all under The operation Of Free
Banking Law and have bonds OF the STATE deposited Wiih
the CouE troer to secure their issues. We regard The
notes lot all The sb,, e as good.
OF tie other banks which not lequirsd to deposits
bOads with the Comptroller, we regard as safe
The Bank Of Tennessee.
The Union Bank.
The Planters Bank.
Citizens Bank at Memphis,
Branch At Knoxville.
Bank Of Chattanooga at Chattanooga
OeosD Bank at Cleveland.
Bank of Shelbyville a. Shelbyvils
The list below comprises number Of Banks which we
publish in order to complete the long list Of Tsnues
Banks But we are not prepared 10 sly anything for OF
against them;
Agricultural Bank at Brownsville.
Bank o. America at GAINESVILLE.
Branch Of America at RogeTsviIls.
Branch Of America ct DTesdsn.
Bank Of L2wre nceburg at Lawrepceburg
Bank Of West Tennessee at Memphis.
Ia addition to our owl banks We flooded Si!h the
notes Of the banks Of other States-sone Of which aTs
not worth 20 cents in the dollar It is mach better foI
Ae people Of Tennessee to refuse the notes Of all bsukl
eIeept our oTn-nore especially would u De well loi
them to reject oil Georgia money. Zone OF the Georgia
and South Carolina banks had made agents Of some Of
Tennessee banks for The purpose of giving circulation
their paper This is act Of great Injustice 70 PeO
PIE Che Of the Free Banks Of Memphis is engaged
using the notes Ct South Carolina bank in this way
and drawing the coin Of Of bank because thsy
do not see proper to eounenGucs this wild system
banking It is strange that corporation chartered by
car Legislature should attempt 70 force upon crCu
laOu Of notes Of other State Bsrks There is however
no way to remedy this great evil until the meeting
our Legislature Then can be done By compelling every
bark in the State TO pay out nothing but its issues
We shall continue this subjec. and do bat We can t.
aid the people in getting Legislature That will give
/ them protection in thejT currency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06

PASSAGE OF Mr.. HUNTERS TARtFF SUBSTITUTE.
on The reliable correspondent Of the Baltimore SuA
says
The Senate ct half past one o'clock kis moFning Fass'
ed Mr. Hunters substitute for tbs tariff bill u the House
with alterations oEever us 10 wool &C. u pass
O. b. large majority, and it evident also ilaL lie
House bill stood chance. At tine prtJect ioT
hoTzJnla tariff actually adopted bu was rec nsid
cred.
Tue prias'pA provisions Of the Senate bill are; The
schedules and row paying leo and 40 per cent duty
each, ore reduced 70 so per cent.
Tns schedules C. D F, and g. Of tbs present tariff
reduced 10 %, g. IS, r. and per esnt' resPse-
lively
schedule is the free list to which number Of arti-
ces. such silk. fax dysstnfs drugs &C.. ad-
ded Wool unmanuactured Ct the eCst AZ the plaza u
expectation Of ~ cents less is 10 Be free Other wool
val pas duty Of % per cent
This tariff will prUbsbly take about teen millions Of
revenue and leave il a. about nyone Millions which 10
quite en0Igh for The regular and ordinary expenditures Of
the government.
Il is probable that The House will concur IN ihe bill
that s If they find time to consider t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06

Tbs Legislature Of Illinois has passed new baukinq
aw, 10 take immediate effect Its chief features art,
That al bonds shall be received at ten per cent less than
their New York value the basis banking in Illinois,
g That when notes presented TO bank for rsdemp
tion the redemption shall be instant and in gold 8 Tha
notes. when payment is refused may be protested il
grsgae that is each note is not necessarily to be protest
ed the ruling. 4 That banks shall DO business
a. The place where they established; that they ma7
receive ten per cent interest," and thauo bank shsl lere
after be established at any place not having at least Eve
hundred Inhabitants. 5. That no bank hereafter organ
iEsd shall 80 into operation without actual cash capita
Of $4,000 paid I'D.
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A VISIT TO GEg. WALKsn.s nAHP-

A correspondent OF the New Orleans Pc4yans, on a
visit Gen. Wakes camp at Rivs writes IN the Cad
inst.
Although 1t nearly two clo5k in the morning Wei
ksr was seated sofa giving one ms officers CT.
rectons for the morrow. Being lefs ailn' after e
verbs OF recognition (or 10 1854 botner news.
paper crI55sTs IA san fTGncsCO e z, ked careless
WGG, and In his laUIlua ST, EG drawing voice some
questions ia regard ID Inc closing Of .s river agaust
BY the Costa hledus the 50 ueWs Of whCb had lust
brought iron Panams He did not appear the least dis.
inrb-d the intelligence, AID doubt we're an earth
quake rocking his house from its foundation if he would
show the least concern. But Walker has been So often
descT bed ~ your readers that picture would be
suyeThIO much STRUCK however with the chang
that three years Of exposure to the uCpIcsl of Sonora
aud &carzgul their chs ard feTers GRd anxiety though
he appears 10 iee any have produced in his face
BE is oalY Jbry three years Ct age but no one would take
Inn for ess than forty
Thssame writer adds:
Tbs whole force under Walkers command before the
battle Of St George amounted 10 eight hundred men, he
hsd his hospitals Rivas about one hundred and
ty sick and wounded IeJuusd seveDtyhse in one hos.
pita and told that tbs other had Little larger nun.
Der. There maC be two hundred about Inc c.uIp
COnsrtug of hOsers cooks servants and useless loasrs
who receive rations The hiy men from California make
up the los st ST. George.
The men look well ElITas, at this season. ben- very
healthy. Aissh iuvgoratng breeze comes off the laIe
empering he DO! sun, and making the nights vel and
delicious. But 10 SIX weeks there Will be a charge Of
weather with less winds and more heat and then Tbs
bly, she troops w safer some by Sickness Nos; Of tie
IN the hospitals Old ones from Granada where
the climate extremely fatal 10 foreigners. Some Of Wal
kers sers estimate that he buried tTom 500 to 1900
meu there
walkers cfi;srs ere all excellent fighting men. and
have idea they be whipped If they caa br y The
greas era 10 pitched battle matter what their force
The are also eager for gbt not 20 much for
o. fighting from hope Of terminating the var larg,
poruOu Of them seeming 10 be heart ~ red OF t. The
little has powder aud lead enough but Is shor, Of
round shot sud shell They have considerable quantity
Of and erked beef ia The city and fosging parties
are constantly bringing ip ca,4le
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EXECUTION IN NIoABAGUA.-A letter from San Juan to
the New Orlean Is P61g1lBe says:
Mr. Toohey, who went out from New Orleans in August
last carrying with him twenty i've men for Walker and
who has been the correspondent Of The Dsa is said 10
have been hung by the LeOnese Granada to whom he
deserted He had previously been prisoner in the
battle Of santa Rosa believe BY the Costa Ricaus in
which battle he loss Canas took hun in his own
family in ostI RIos, and he voluntarily communicated
important nol on to that Gsnara in relation TO Wal
kerr forces etc On his Teelss and return E,arsgI
he published statement thai he mad hOa1ed his beutfac
tor and hence is ssd his dsah ct the hands Of Leone8s
fores 70 whom be dess-ied,