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Rg- The Seneca Advertiser of the III

says:-
"On Wednesday last, by the name OF BELLE, an
engineer in G. Yost Co.'S Machine shop, while in the
act of putting band wheel, caught In the ma
chinery and instantly killed His body horribly mu-
tated and his head literally smashed The unfortunate
man leaves wife and several children to his
oath
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Es- The Republicans Of Erie, Lucas,
and Ottowa counties have each made their
nominations for county officers, and COM
manced the contest.
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Eg- There is story on our first page
which we commend to every business mar
in Fremont.
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CUMBERLAND Nd, Aug. IL.
The President arrived here this evening
from Bedford Springs, Pa. He starts for
Washington tomorrow morning.
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frempnt gonrMaI.
local ano NisceIiaUsCus Naffefs.
Mercantile College.

We have Scholarship 10 Of the most popular Mer
camille Colleges Of the country, which will sell on N
vorable terms. Call at the JOURNAL OFFIcE.
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Va hsy the most beautiful forms Of Deeds, Mortgages
Qut cim and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks for sale at all times at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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From ClevelandAl trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The 8.35 am and $40 M, trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette Danyie Springfield,
Naples, Alton, St. Louis, &c.
The 440 aud S35 and $40 p trains form direct
connections between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton
and Cincinnati.
Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
Of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East
The $50 m, train connects at Monroeve with trains
of Mansfield & Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield Pitts
burgh, &c.
The $50 and $50 and 455 trains, connect at
Clyde Sandusky, with Mad River and Lake Erie Rail-
road, for Cincinnati Dayton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh r. r. for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, &c +. B. PHILLIPS, Supt
| Office O. T. Railroad, I
| Cleveland July 2s, 1857. s jan.1, ,1S57t
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
ously done and reasonable terms If you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL OFFIcE
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, y5 years of age, having lost
N his Father two Brothers, Daughter Sonnaw, neph-
and Neces by that dreadful disease, Consumption
and suffering with Cough himself, determined to visit
the East Indes Egypt and JAPAN where he discovered
Prepentre and Certain Cure for Colds Coughs, Bron-
chtis, Consumption, Nervous Debility and Asthma. His
cough cured Immediately; he returned, cured his rel
atves who inherited the disease and in connection with
his have employed in their practice, curing thou
pose of rescung many of his suffering fellow beings
possible he sending the recipe to all who wish 1t for Il
cents; three pay the postage and the balance print
ing Address Dr. Heath, 10l Spring street. opposite st
Nicholas Hotel, New York. 20m3
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BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved, to the
Greatest AGe.
jan.1,1s57t

ND who that IL gray that would not have II restored
restored troubled with dandruH itching would
have II removed troubled with scroula scad head
ache nearaipia but would be cured It will also remove
all pimples from the face and skin Prof Woods Haire
storative will do all this circular andthe ollowing
Prof o. ]. wood-Dear Sir: have heard much said Of
the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative but having
hair dyes &c., disposed to place your Restorative In
the category with the thousand and loudly trum
peed quack remedies until met you in Lawrence county,
some months since, when you gave such
induced the trial of your Restorative In my familyTst
by my good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white and before exhansting of large
bottles her hair restored nearly to its original beau
u brown COLOR and had thckened and beautiful
and glossy upon and entirely the head; she contn
to it. not simply because Of its Identifying effects
upon the hair bat because Of its heahul influence upon
the head and mind, Others of my family andfrends
your Tl. tne nsPpess eeesi there
ter value entirely removed; and
cordially and conhdentially recommend its by all who
would have their hair restored from white gray (y
of sickness age to original color and beauty
and by all young who would have their hair beau
tifui and glossy Very truly and grsatsdfSnlEy ySu,
Friend wood--It was long time after saw you at
Bssfeld before got the bottle OF Restorative for which
when got II concluded to try II on Mrs. Mann's hair
the sures test Of its power II has done all you
ed IT would do and others Of my family and friends
having witnessed its effects using And
mending its N others entitled to the highest
sderaion you claim for It, Again, very respectfully
truly yours, SOLOMON MANN.
Carlisle H., June 28 1859.
have used Prof o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired It's wonderful Effects Ny hair was becom-
Ing as thought premStsrey gray but By the use Of his
doubt, permanently SO. s. BREsSE, ex-senator, U.s.
o. J. WOOD &co.. Proprietors sl2 Broadway, N. Y,
the great N Wire Railing Establishmsnt) and ia
Fremont jaiy 4 fS 1857, y AZ s''' D''ss'''' 2sms
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ait supposed that the mind OF the Senator has been
much disturbed lately in consequence Of alleged
necton Of his brothersn-aw with orgeres the Land
Department. The matter, It is surmsed, preyed upon
him 10 such an extent to induce this terrible result
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Tlur Sn,inu il, the best time in

tho whole year, to pr. BLINDS on vO~r House. They
ada to the worth otyour place. all they cost They pro-
eet YOUR furniture and carpets from being injured by
.,rong say nothing Of the cool comfort they inn
mart during the weather They he had on short
notice. by leaving your orders at the Factory Of
,or,i "a 1857 l3tf MCGEE 4 HAYNES.
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Passengers at Bellevue and Monroeve, wishing to take
Telegraph Express will go to Norwak on Freight.
Trains will stop at stations marked n only to leave pas
sengers, to take them on signal being made
Trains will stop stations marknd W, only to leave pas
sengers from Grafton Cleveland.
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A LIST OF
Broken and Uncurrent Banks
BIT p. $. WHITE, CASHIER BANK OF FREMONT.
OHIO.
II Hl.N-


We do not undertake to all broken and uncurren
aper but to give that which is most frequently offered
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SENATOR RUsK.-The Baltimore San has
the following concerning the probable cause
of the suicide of tho distinguished Texan !:
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Special Notices.

Ii you want a good nice Fence
around your premises, 20 TO ETcGEE a HAYNES
who are manufacturing style, which Is Neat Dur-
abie and Cheap. II is made 10 sections, with two and
three rails aad can be up In half hs time usually re-
required to buiid fence You cen see samples
Al THEIR FACTORY, EAsr srDs or vaE RIVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
Nuisanos in Madison street
Nav YoRx, July I, 1887.
10 THE sprrcn or rBK HERALD.
find In onr ps per Of This date The fsllowipg--

find In your paper Of this date the fsliowipgs-
wuvRy = rHp Cry fssrrcroRi ers. nui.apr. exa IN
kadsn Ire nf Rcosevet in the form OF
the ~ roh Of which ~ inoi-rse
b. srd prove davln ual ciiEens
locally not removed immedisielp.
In answer 10 the query embodied above, permit ms W
stsie thai communication uansmtted 10 the Oon
Ueunsi by the CITY inspector In rotation 70 tc
diion ~ The streets ri the intersection 81 the novery
tension, the ftb " June last 10 which stated
In y,ev az The dersy Of N. population ard The sbily
Introduction ,rfain Of cease Tits nelrsbnrhood
health
The Committee Public Health, n the stated scssos q
the Board Of Aldermen, held June e. 1857 will be
b. ref renee 10 the Wrapper repors, msde majority
and minority repft In reference 70 this commubo anoo
tbn majority report saying
That cy hsve given the subject A~oust investigator,
and find ina. ue It tie 30 -ery esruon ih-r
paved gsd.d mi n, there In said and
hat the cellars In the vicinn IN suh cyudion 70
cal Tor The inmedse siis niUn q he Ciiy Inspector
The minority repc,, OF said committee follows;
That hey have had 'he srbje- before ihes ard made
pers1ns 81 aninan of s seSere lJcses They 'nd that
he oxiersn Of the BorsTy Their paved srsded
IL q very Irregular condIlon. but Aere nothing
would csusc any sickness.
Iot Il ihese reports mcnuoped The III hy oondltop o
Roosevelt street. and the City Inspector became
pceaessed q The POWER The street cleaned II Il
very dry van end requires frequent cesnns-pcrhars
~ than any other street In the cty--,o keep 10
good con,son But hs has nothing 10 do with the 'as
sn pools, srsDF from neglect 10 grade ard pave the
streets In this pcghborhood whlch neglect renders them
nuisance whenever fan Of rain occurs. " public
work 10 be performed and requires the acen OF the Con
Council thereon II y said the cork has boon given
ont 10 be performed BY the Stree, Commissioners Depart
ment and !, hoped will be speedily commenced, 70 rs
W remedy The evil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

The regular meeting Of This Bard held u IN ball
ofnc beard Of Eduoaoe Of Grant and lm stresses,
las4 evening, President Greene In The chair
n, olu,ion 70 rscind The snsndmsa The by
curing The school hours for ,hs noeths Of july August
and scvac nbcr 70 he from A. n W r n, and nrns
The hours from A. n 10 r. n soSncrly, pNsed
TIE sum Of 90 ~ wNs sfisr ooa.idecsblo di.ss,ssce
appropriated fOS refsirs 70 grammar school No T. Ia e
kshib ward.
repor, and resolution IRON Mo sohco' cascrs of The
Fourteenth wsrd SEX for N. appropriation q for
furniture W school house No. e2 presented and stcr
akcu~ On and opposuop, adopted
The schcol officers OF the vourtn ward sent In
nscAon uraing the necessity OF latrg school No - Of
that ward IN suitable place. and Dending the
annual rent OF ~ 900.
Amer warm dbcussoo The repoy. and resolution vere
sdoptd
rcaue-, from the school ccer, n The Ninth usrd Thai
primary pcfoc Nos 81 and ~ cl-ed Tor Of sdc-
anso attendance uas granted the house 70 be Closed ioS
year.
The Cty superin,opiept sent In communication stat
nr bsi be, Sh othcrr, bad ytsiied The Hamilton free
schnor the Of the Nee Yoru juvenile asy u
the uko Watu Orphan House, toe Ncv York Ofpoan
AaJ Jun, the Roman Osthoic Orphan Ay nm, ne Color
I'd ~ Oban Asy NJ the Female Guardian eocesy, The lro
tttsni Hail urphsn Asylum, the la ss' Home dss'na
~ SSesy. the live FONTS House a Industry, md
iourd them AL 10 very prosperous and saiiacory oco
dluon.
communication r>s read from Mr. Augustus n. ward,
OF 10 Washington paoe oNerns money prizes W me reo
p'ens n ,hc prize medals NJ The july commencement, Of
the Frec Academy
Tho ODER wns Soepted and vve o. thanks ,cDSered so
the doBer.
on melton. the rules Of The Board were Suspended for
ine purpose q ng into election for Deputy Cers, vice
wm. Oriand ospe, No resis ned which resulted In the
CHOICE of Mr.. Myron n. Finch.
Aner the transaction NJ some further urimprtant bust
DOS, the Boerd jOurpcd, Tor r~nt u quorum, 81 Is
minutes 10 q O'Clock
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CorousrS' lsqussss.


erIoDs NJ ctrrno m r1rnoAs -oososer Ferry bed On
inquest ~ No 100 Greenwich stree, upon Tho boty Of
hunchbsck named John rhompsoo, Jr.. -hs committed
suicide BY esuins hs thrai with Q rzr Deceased, u
appears, partially insane Dor some Tune psa and WA
AFFECTED with On Of melancholy. He boarded with Mr.
J. c Morrison, q s sbove place, ssd known 70 him
for q sumber OF yoars. me deo~ased oommucd sal
eide IN al. ocdrooml and whcn discovered NE v0 barely
extinct However, he died In fec rninus ancr~a k
and before any medical AID could be obtained ysr,c
!" Desh ~ sulcidc." pcocsscd vA % years q age and
ataive OF New York
et1aps m TAXING LArpAru.-Corooer Furry held en-
ipquc~s u No ~ Morris srccs upon The BODY n san
named Edward Benton who oonmIuod suscsde By .Ak as
Q doss d lAadanIm- appeared hal dscessei had besn
partially dcranssd for yea, past IN coasca~cnoe d his
Iabmpcrae habits and ommued suicide, suppus I'd
while hborps under The ELECTS OF Temporary anty
Verdict, " Death By suicide ncoc&sed MATTE a
Wales.
ACCIDENTAL rAI--An inquest v.e also hch By Coroner
rery, u The New Yors Bc-piia upoo tbe body Of man
named Charles Van Voorhees, Who ded from Injuries ~.
ceived by accidental fail Dcceased Appeared, ~
olorh IN The store OF h~srs Stokes 3roxher No 10
Cliff street. and while climbing 40 the rope hsich
gay sccdensay lost hs holt and precCinied 10
rosr bcncAih receiving such INJURIES about toe
FArn ACCIDENT 10 A CnLn.-As lrqucs, Vas also beh
upon sbe body 81 child ,~o PEARS lad hall o. sss,
named Bridget OII1o, Who died from the effects fsl
succt
forSp rporxyD.--C1rooer Coroery bed an irauest Al
nc fo OF Corlcars street upoo Tie boiy Of an unknown
man found drowned Tho dcoesed had The ~sasr
several month"; and oecomposcd .ss The body mai
Vas impossible 70 recognize him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
HE hoard Of Excise Commissioners.
Commks,opers Haskell and Holmes met In tho Common

dasHet ana dosFneS met ID mo OUh
Plea Court rom yesterday, % O'Clock r. n.
applications for inn keepers licenses made by Tho
following persons, and grsnod ~ the $50 ratsas
P1meles, IS Warren street; Samuel j. lacquer, $50
Fourth street; Augusta Luis seghorner, II Pearl
street. Edward Rley, 81 and SO Pine street. John Der
ry, 10 Pine street; Sarah Raymond Sixty drst street,
Dat river, JoDas YouDe n Cortland, street; Prescott
o. llo Broadwa, John W. Avery, 800 Water street
the $50 to the following persons:Charles Bailey,
o. Catherine street. George Tay or 1853 Duane street, aao
Geery, a3 Canal street. Atchison p. smith, Obvnaia
street, Vim Geery, 7l9 Broadway; Lorenzb ano John
Hs gs 30 nth avenue Georse Fay or 1854 Duanesreet;
charkt Beliosr Co 1853 west Thirty drSt sree; Jan,
Y o Rou,ke, 400 Bro street; James ruihiil, Ia
Warren street; Alfred Emanuel, 40 Front street, George
White ADJ reDth avenue
John Braoys application for innkeepers' II
cense reserved rho Board ~hbheh tho
Quttt'n IN bxing tho 'upt for furthsr consdera
ton The application Of james Van Benscho en-, Of No.
III Water II ee tor sorekeopers hcense, disposed
OF IN ,be sanne ma,
On motion the cierx directed TO report the iAng
Of he bonus uf me BOari at its next meo,ing Comma
sIcner Ha keit c1er ed tho folio wing rero,utioo--
Rrovtc That the ncasareY this Board rtiry to the
Roard Of Supervisors Of tho county OF New York the
amen, paid ny him the O. unity Treasurer, and To
oty fequeyt the payment ~ The salary due 70
the clerk OF this Board up 70 the r DAY of July inst
The resolution vas adopted after VIII; tho bSar1 I'D
lourDed till Friday after noon at o'clock.
Licenses heretofore granted may be obtained ~ Ohm
ms soper Hssko,:e Office No 10 Ccntrc street. Friday,
the order Of A. Stout, County Treasurer VII be re-
Quff in cash
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Later from Havana.

Tue evonns extra OF The Havana Dsayso Dr. Ia h,ns Of
25,h Nh has The following nos,oe Of the arrival Of The
Spanish Scet there
ALP n, with shouts OF "LDns i've he oueen,r the
verscs thai come " rslno~ce the spanish squadron
This ,istion anchored In our hsrbor.
The ship Of tho hse lsabel IL, and tho fgae BAicu,
which come here now for the frat time are magnificent
ves,es.
On seeing them calamity entering tho haybor 10 o,m
panJ with The beautiful brig Pelago and steamer Traneco
ople that ded the wnarves AMI thoro thai sathered
from all loes 70 The ees-s feeling that anmacs Sery
he,sh, y, sSSs.o b., ~. sss ssu,urv ,,a he
armada Of the nation Of Ferdinand VI and Charlss Iu
The above named vessels ~erc proceeded BY We ~v
While We WIFE, Seperas nenaufeicta, Carl do aud
sAniAeo are landing IRON tho Tralcasoo do Asia We
salcts hcu cordially In he name Of he country The,
welcome
oup EAvAsA coRRnsroSDnCx.
HAVANA, June %, 1857
IN RsnI0rce~>nt IN Gts-Rc,7eon II tN Gcnrds-
Perry az ~ PsIaoe-Arrs Er &~ Saisaar--CsA Va
p,se, tc DE
rs .bip Of the line whrh entered port this mo~nas
sivsed BY ouahsr CITY, % Il n, WIS label IT,, and me
rssie Balsn, brig Pelayo, and steamer rraoco, Do
Ass. Generals hepdureesa, eAsrido and santiago vers
passengers on bcs,a Of NE v sseAucr rrsncsoo % All,
rncy landed ~ bali psss cos today and ~cre received
with rc1 rhore has been o GOOD deal OF vfvAs" rves
70 the winds from b, man and brssen III oats sui
press In tho ouletn V careful 70 announc lhe arrival -
rsinforoemtpw Tor Cubs. &c.
ne people st niger upon The quay., and every 70,
momen ncw nosss are creaied RON df.rUnt batteries,
doing Their best " make welcome The Candidates for favos
ard Cur love
there vin be reur,on II the palace 70 night 70 The
peeaul for the dstog khod Strangers
ne babel Is 70 leave N . rew moucba mo Granada,
With orrtAn old mushets, and the miary baggage OF 90
lorr-o DO 'enersi-Nesre, toy the wsy avs'y clever
active mind for he troops Of tan salvador, Goa % n half
last o. n.
H. GoOrr arrived arc Represented o. being in Go.
heah good Discipline, and q the physical material ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
Police lbteiligence.

Br,aESC r-ro Az ExcuA-os 0Tux-Edvsyd San isrs
brought before Justice wcsh ct the L,wer roloo
Court yesterday morning, On charge II having bur
garcnsy cns-ci tho exchange oce Of parick Hart No
~ Csthnpe street, and stealing thercfrorn DO In
pennies, ot ~ broken bank bills and trinkeu,
valued In all a. sb2 The comrlananf acsce that the
cused loiterng about ns Office whom be put no ne
shutters and took his departure from The ella sc shades a
Water sreetthat during the night como one entered the
cce BY forcing OF the window shutters, aud made At
enr scr aped all the available plumber he could &C, hod
OF and then took HE leave Sanders arrested With
the stolen pr perry In bis po~econ bus sought 10 excuse
hmseh By ing that he had found tho vsluables In The
street The setrate not having much confidence 10 the
story Of The prisoner committed him 70 ihe Toomss of
rial
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Common f'ises.
Bfore Hon. Judge Brady.

JrIy Mary Ann k,Donah "a. ec1x WaiA-rhe
plalnun 10 this case s Edo- lady, Of The prudess age
OF as having some - years Old, and shs sues The
defendant fsr breach Of promise 70 marry her The pro
sent moon s 70 20, aside The complaint fer rcg iaf'y,
or r. reduce The amount OF bail 70 vacsis the order
Tor and discharge the defendant compou bail
Inc defendant .ecame acquainted with the vdos IN Mes
jersey durng the lifetime NJ hor hrs husband and sub
scquent 10 that event promised " marry her. amer pass
ing time vim her until O'Clock 10 the moving me
lady Asserts that she did not willingly CONSENT bat ihc
defendant that The do~ rurcd " rest With him OF
her free wi accord. lie Der subsequently, on
voyage. and this Sun brought MS return ~
compel him W fulfil hs promise 10 marry Jsdge Bcaty
uced the order Of bail to ~ 900, with leave W eDn
ptlnani W amcsd ber complains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02
THE MAILS Of The NIAGARA.
ENGLISH OPINION Of WALKERS DEFEAT,
The Condition Of the London
Money Market.
PRIZE FIGHT FOR TINE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND,
The SPANiSH-ME xiCAN WAR,
&c A1. 4c

The mails OF the Niagara reached This city un sln
hst evening but there c news IN addition to THAI tss
grsphed from Halifax.
Great cemen prevailed In France with rcspco, % no
hsue Of the eioJhon contest
The London papers rejoi,c uker's 10 susl1 IN
Nicaragua, and call tho United States govcrnnenf 70
discourage similar orsys IN future.
Tho Upton salher" beaten the lob of June ~
Sayers, p the Gshs for tho Championship Of England
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The Spanisb-Mesicnn tue stion.

THO tDfTc lD1q' i.ru OF MHIIl ~, 8aJs:-
For s,me days rast sen,r LsI-a2nA, the Envoy Il N
Mexico, has boon very Ia. IN his Official step Ia Ia
tHcaon IL ~ tald he alleges tina, BE- does not posss,
the power graDt hat toe nhieb government denim, NJ
as n,oessry sssfsct f0r Tho 1ries which la loon
n lcted upon On this point IL tina. he
Cabinet is rfolved moi ~ cede atom; aissciou fos
the past, rigorous complain 90 with xt atos aoi sernfty
for the frturo IL would not 20 strange II, IN the In
strucions and author y which Senior IAfrssus 3
In want OF do not arrive sOoD the ,aDt gnvcrnnlans
shopd demoLstraie hrougo act Of energy that haa
exhausted every Of ooncla,on has nood
Its intention TO sosfar the bonur 0ftbe sapsh flag and VA
rights ard interests Of our fellow citizens In America
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tho enemy, furnished tho fccd and they took care II
ber on lrjuIes. Mr.. speahs highly OF Gen. Cana Z,
and hie actions towards them.
on the Newarkers there were % In all In tho army, %
whom only three, Henry Barlow, lepen Wil'on, and
Porsy" Bro~n are vving. Among tho dead ara 'hA
Paxton who died from fe in Mas ayo; Charles Samta,
died from debility lsaac Roee, taken prisoner and sbf
by tho 90 ia Rcans and hs nephew. dfed from over w.
Lake, shot at Sera hQui Fritz MoOe shot - IN vleS,
taken ptoDer end shot at San aa, by Oo.ts RnSns
Lewis Ludsou, shst tho San Juan river. ma fate al
,he o,her NewNkers Mr.. Barlow could no< recall n
memory.
Barlow reached this city pennlees, and almost dos
tkute Of ckhng, and Of hs mi es Is unable
engage In any business al prest He " halter by
rsde and say be has enough lighting in Nicaragua
and will her aeT be conent to Fenlan under the prosc
ton Of the United States Gag