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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06
The average price Of hogs in this market fol

1t is thus seen that for eight years past, hogs
have commanded full prices. The only season
within the nine years, embraced in the above
hibit that the value was below u remunerative
point, was 1880, when the average was 81 81.
From the course of the market, then. for eight
years past. we might expect a surplus in 1852
overwhelmingly large, because hogs supposing
no extraordinary circumstances to have existed,
would appear. from the figures presented, to have
been more profitable than anything else that farm =
ers could have prepared for market.
But Notwithstanding eight years of full pricc,
for hogs. and four or five years of fair crops.
on an average; We are entering upon the new sea-
son. with hogs at IS Is per 100 lbs, and pre- "a,
yaling opinion that the crop will not much exceed |
if it reaches the figures reported for 1873 High
prices and short crop views, however. at the open
ing Of the season, not to be taken as conclusive
evidence Of deficient supplies. 1t has not often, il
ever, occurred in the history Of the pork trade of
this city that deficiency Of supplies was not 6g-
ured up at the beginning ofcach season. If spec
ulations Of this character had proved correct the
, deficiencies that were annually predicted, would
| have reduced the pork trade to ia mere cipher,
several years ago. Parties engaged in the bust
ness, usually, had their judgment warped about
this period Of the year, by contracts, &c. and their
views are influenced good deal by their peck.
cts, so that If we would listen to both Sides an
abundance Of short and long crop ideas would be
obtained. But the existence of the state ofthings
that now prevail in this respect does not furnish
reliable data upon which to base operations for the
future. -
1t has been generally foam h prices for
hogs, with fair supp kofc I'D full crops
Of the former, no matsy wh3O0y Showing Of As
SCISSORS figures, &c.. had been. The reason i,
plain enough. Hogs are the most productive ami
mails We have, ~ they arc also the most numerous
offarm stock. There may be avery short crop
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

The increase in the five last named States, w:
InIiann. Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Tennessee,
Will in the aggregate, range from ID to % Per
cent. in number. We do not think there will J
any material decrease increase from last year
in the average weight. Hogs have passed through
The summer in good condition. The corn that's
bring fed t, them is Of superior quality
much better than that used last year, and The III
imal> piomsc to come forward in good order.
The conclusions we have thus arr v,d at may )e
stated in brief, MS fplows:l Very light STOCKS
If old products ON the lst of Dec. >. An incre.s-
"a consumption in 1889. 3. No material ditfercrce
II the average weight rs eompare,rwith last yer.
/. An increase in number, in the total crop of,ay
tHutN per cent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

Is poison in the veins of cat but the blood of
horse will revive the fanting ass. From this il
follows that when TRANSMISSION is practised on hu-
man beings, human blood mnst I've employed; and
90 employed the practice il in some urgent cases
not only safe, but forms the $ lie remedy. Blum
dell has the glory oi having revived and yndca-
ted this practice, and he has his idea amply
confirmed. Bcrard cites fifteen distinct cases ii
hemorrhage in which iraBsfusion has saved lile"
The foregoing experimental and scientific remin-
iseenccs have been toreibly recalled bv very
striking instance of TRANSMISSION which recently
took place in this city. Dr. Benedict, We have
been informed rcsnrted to that day or two since.
as the last possible remedy FIR patient who was
expiring for want Of blood nour,sf,inent and with
the happest restorative effects. Ii is 70 be hoped
that he will furnish full report Of 80 brilliant an
achievement Of TRANSMISSION to ono Of our medical
periodicals.
Very LATEST FROM THE KANSAS GoLD Mines
ARRIVAL OF $4,000 IN GoLD Dusr-TnE Mosr
FavoR,BLE INTELLIGENCE YET REcEIyED.-The
Kansas Weekly Press, tElWood, Kansas,) of Sat
urday last. tina 9th ult., has the following addi-
tional cheering intelligence from the new FL Do
RADIO:
After the recent conflicting reports. we take
pleasure in laying before ths readers Of the Press,
undoubted evidence of the existence Of gold in large
quantities on our Western borders. On Friday,
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, gentleman known to Mr..
Brace our Postmaster. and to other PARTIES hero
and in St. Joseph. rs n mau whose testimony can
be relied on-arrived at Elwood. from Nehamo
county. A kettle Of gold dust was brought by his
friend, Mr.. Robinson. from Cherry Creek, valued
mt SG0O0to 81, 900. Mr.. Robinson only left Potto-
wattomic county in May for the gold region. lie
was thirty days only in going there, and has
turned in twcnty-eight dnys--although he had to
make road for himself some portion Of the way.
We have given this report in full, because there
is no doubt about its authority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

1MP'bkTANT.-A re nsedy Inns al last been dis
red which certain Dandruh and other di
seascs of the HAIR The following Interesting communication
Is gentleman well this shout
a'isfy every that "RossERs EssfSck BAY LkAvEs"
Is what pretends uncqualcd for all d
of the Hair Every certificate give Is from well
known and most reliable sources:
PETERSBURG Aug 18th, 1851.
Cot T. ii. RossER-Dear Sir have used Your Essence
OF Bay Leaves for the removal of dandru ond with
,icss hOn three bottles etectug complete
10 consideration OF which unhestatngy recommend 1t
the h'gicot terms ClAS. W. ARNOLD.
e This valuable article is for sale Wholesale and retail
by Me'srs w. A. SrROTHER \ co. and JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggists of this city. sept 3d&cs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

THR segss.s l.ssshiy ns~~sSs. 81 he G.ysek-
bnrg building Fund As eeiapn. IN be held their
this Saturday evening" Az lock Come Preps,si to pay
y"ar dues WI. II PkaRIsH. :
nov dill eerrct1ry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

and in every aspect in which it cap interest the
miAds Of her citizens; and the result is sure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

1lOIisway's Pills are the beacon fires of health
to all nations, whether civilized In aud
The debility generated by Of kind general
prostra"n OF the their effect Is the
nvatng and they drive from the the
bid Of ament and bring back the pristine
health and vgor Sold the No 80 Maiden Lane
New York. aud by all Druggists 25c Gle and 81 per box
l.1vv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-06

SPECIAL. NOTICES.

THR NJ ssss lsssshiy us~~sIs. 81 he lysek-
I'LL. SATURDAY evening - Iset prepared pay
y"ar dues- - VIII. II. PAaRIsH.
nov ddItl serretay.
Dyspepsia Css~A.-Rrsns Joseph n exfe, Ess.,
New York CIy-NEw YoRk, July 3i.-Gentlensn Having
suffered mAy years fres repescd attacks ypeps. N L.
a. tain relief ndaced to
the OxrGrsATgp BIrTtRs prepared DIR Geo d dreen
that its effect upon has been highly beneficial .radieane
The d.e.. AMI ,..'Ss n, t. good health and ..s.ry
will be ndnred to give the med trial ny believing they
JOSEPH H0xIE. No 10 Wall street
Such Testimony the aboys nt ed To the confidence Of
yr"pis and proves the efficacy II the prygsnated Bities
Mr.. lioAie well known highly respectable Citizen
SETH W. fowLE 4 Co. i3c W Arlington Street. Boston,
Proprietor. Sold By ihtr agents where laoy llw
Mcxicaa Masaanx G.iainarns.-gn,rin.iev iri.~
alone could insure he eh bs article has
for shesma,i.o s.s Rhea Burns. Bruse. sun Joints ..
no equal for Man or Beast No person will be without who
estimation of the Mustang LuimenL chccrfuly
no article ever performed cures in our
Hyde Park, w. writes considered
e. Gus case wa. .pasn b., nee the tree use Of the hu.
doing wonders up here Such testimony reaching
day 81 Tns n. not told S Eysry ,y should a.ss
respectable dealers the world any
er hr"ss' Li'i"ent a., sA.s i%,,at1n p.
nov Twin New York.
To the WiiIIsu.- Pref. Wood, OF ~. g.esis, Inns,
after years Of deep study and nnrng research succeeded in
presenting the public article superior any USE
truly wonderful dscoverywe advert his
Hair Restorative the only article that has been completely
successful in cheating VI his locks removing dandru
itching The headed
the original beauty adds lustrr locks already
having eject hair
aud wavy astens hair that loose falling
many other qualities which will become
used.
The pride Of manhood is snguary developed by the keep
ing and of the hair perhaps from the fact that
Is the only portion the body
choose how important then. havi this portion Il
that should all the science has plac
ed in hands render II beautiful and II
hhaya hair ha
elegantly old don't tail pur-
chase Woods liar Resorsve-Daly Iowa State Gazette
Sold by all good Druggists Inoy i-lw.
The .ale Of TINT rrnsa rit n bic amd truly vnlan.
bic preparation, Perry Davis Pain Killer constantly and
rapidly increasing During the the demand Tor this
remedy has been altogether unprecedented Scarcely
week during which do hear Of remark
attic having been performed within the circle OF
quantance by the Of the Pain klcrroy Gen. Adver
tiser.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER The Rev. ID. Whitaker. wri
ting from TOuug Burinah. Ny duties Mission
noticing uar but Pain Killer
has with peculiar diseases Of tho
ach, howell comp lains and burns One Of
the Christian villages burnt dow and several
cd dying condition from the
severity their ijaTies the Pain Killer
with directions for its All but saved.
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN II SEAY. Lynchburg nov 2w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
The Worth Monument
TO THE BDIToR OF THE HERALD.


New YORK, July :, 1885,
With others you may have wondered why the Worth
monument is st 'shsnty" enclosed, possibly have
though job by the delay of which The contractor
had gains.
write you this 10 state In general the facts. do
for the that, . member Of the Common Coun
Gil in ls4445, my name associated with she inception
of the work.
The contract with j. G. Patterson leaves blank three OF
the panels the de- and ell the work contracted for
except putting on the bronze, long since completed
MT. haterton, who 10 "a artist ~ we'll - practical
mechanic, has been unwilling TO expose the bronze
injury by putting upon the monument before al letter.
ing In those panels should be flashed.
committee Of each Board jointly, in 1857 determined
upon certain Inscriptions, and engaged Mr. To execute
them Before he bad completed them he informed that
such work suthozed He then applied for nstruc
tons, and aer long delay tho Board Of Alderman acted
but the other Board have deferred action Indefinitely
Under such circumstances he concluded TO the
responsibility and put the bronze which completes his
contract and 70 finish the other work begun. He has
ordered the surroundings 70 be removed this evening"
and the monument 70 be exposed for the view and
tcism Of all.
HIsm Judge will be found equal, at least to any
thing Of the same material In this part Of the world
AS young man, feeling that he has reputation at
stake he has intended 70 be credable both TO the city
and himself. +. Z MAraER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

Grand Lodge Free Nelson's; suoor1ins's L,igss Free
Nasops, VITO vuiuog orethysn
Fourth Dtvsss,w farmer Rifle C,mpADy, Captain
SchIeph Torverein Association; sons Of Malta;
asfocist,ops and citizens generally.
MIA Dirtston.-Ene Department, western District
Fire Department Eastern distrcG
The PROCESSION will through Fulton street and
Fulton avenue 70 Broge street. srdge street 10 Sands
Sands street Futon and dove Fulton 70 a'cxs Hicks
street. Cranberry Cranberry street 70 Henry nfoago
Henry street. south until left OF toe first dvisAbo
passes The Armory site when the procession VIII ale
and the ceremopes OF lay the sons wall oe per-
formed by his Honor, Mayor vo ths part oil .oe
city Of Brooklyn, and by r. W. G. John L. Lewis, Je.
assisted by the Grand Lodge Of Free Accepted MA
sona and he brethren OF the fraternity Alter which tins
line maJcn will DO resumed ,nrougd Henry street 20 At
snc sire et Atlantic street 10 C)ul aad Court street IN
the City Hall Upon the arrival of0he PROCESSION from.
Of the usyt Bali the foiioWDg viii DO tbs pfogrsmne
Music oy the babd-rraper oy Rev. ". F. smith
husic Reading Of the DecIsrAoD Of by Mr.
+. Wooo-Musc--Oyss on by Rev Henry Ward Beech
Musc-behedict,on by Rev N. Johnson.
In the evening frewoeks sih De displayed On the ball
ground, OF Carroll and Smith srceu 81 the juno
lion Of Fulton and Cumberland street. aud the
junction OF Union avenue and Scnoes street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
The Law Courts.

Although the summer vacation In tho law courts hes
commenced and the jurors discharged from further
attendance, the Judges Of special term and chambers
always have labor enough before them. During tho past
week the controversy abou, The le1esshp Of the WASH
nson Market and motion restrain the city from
completing the purchase Of the Lowber property up town.
have occupied considerable portion Of the time Of two
Of our Supreme Court Judges.
This beng the day TOR the celebration Of Independence
all the courts and av chambers viii be closed All no.
tees given for the 9Th OF July all odes 70 show cause
returrsble this day, and all motions and proceedings adj
iourned 70 this day, adjourned tuesday tho 9Th
mat, aten O'Clock A. NJ All persons arrested on attach
meDt and required 70 appear this day. ordered by The
Courts 10 appear 10 morrow (ruesday)
The argument for stay Of proceedings the case OF
Csncemi will be heard saturday next at the General
Term Of the sopremc Court
Tho Juy term Of tho Court Of General Sessions win be
commenced on Tuesday, Judge Russell presiding Tue
jurors Summed 10 attend Monday, but tney will
be required 70 attend I'll Tuesday morning The
calendar Ia sbou, large as usual, and although mere
not macy important tried during the summer
mooths ye, Intention Of the Court 70 dispose Of
few capital charges and other OF coosdesSle public
interest Leroy Rusher will be tried the murder Of tho
boy Mccarthy, In William street; VIM. Summers for the
killing OF Athens, mate Of ship, ana VIM. Golfer add
Mary Holland for the homicide q Patrick Flynn the
sixth ward. Tho notorious Bly Mullgsn win DO tried for
sssausng Capt Webb and Richard Barry q n,emser Of
the Board Eiucson), and oth'rs will BE- placed on TRIAL
for robbery the FIRST deg &c, aad for fonious ssaa.
and battery. DR.. Oobsl, who charged with producing
abortion very respectable lady will DO srrsgoed
VIM. Hilton (wbom the jury last term acquitted Of tbs
murder Of ms wfe) will be brought up on chargs OF
esonous AMT AM battery. o:asr .ninpoftant charged
Of larceny ana burglary will DO dspoed Of vito az n,us
speed they have hshsrto been as1i op,p 81 QUE Ell
Gent anj prompt Cysy Judge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
WHERE ARE THE FLAGS?
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Relying upon your paper for the news OF the day. also
coincioirg with you (as believe hundreds OF thousands
Of others do in your views with regard to foreign
and domestic policy and particularly the government Of
this city, would ike to have your opinion another
subject, which have lately noticed in your paper
but have this dsyfourih Of July-hsd ocular demonsra
ton OF the iacls What day out OF the 366 10 ap
proprate for display government vessels tnan thus
fourth Of Juy2 have the In sight OF
vessels and discovered, with considerable difficulty
small national flag That feeling OF pride ch
me, passed the Persia in Jersey City, with
magnificent display Of over ny flags in honor or the day
terribly lowered at the sight OF the conemptb s
pesrance of vessels OF the narOor The Ham
bug and other oregn vessels duly honored the
Gay. Now, our vessels not carry tho full sec OF
flags, will commence q subscription 20 morros, and
agree raise eaoogn 70 furnish every vessel In months
time. II they have the fsss and have enough,
too azy will give nve dolisrs 10 cards furnishing
men, for the purpose Of making our war vessels have
respectable appearance on the fourth OF july.
AN AMERICAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
The Eighth Regiment and the Monroe Re-
ma1nh.
TO THE pDTTOE or TIN HERALD.


During Friday nsht Company Q, Of the Eish'b regiment
q " e ssn Ss,S Si . in the % as
BbernAn style When The odos,s Of the Uonrs Of conmo
~ NE
bench was usurpsd oy Drunken sCeer who was soldng
wih bottles dsc.nisr and pi,shars
they bad danced in their drunken reyss ~ss broken AID
displaced and lying about tAs room in =. directions The
s o q. srss % s s 9Ss 70 s.s % Even M
GERS Of The having The sars
the room Gao again be BY be court undergo
morning We understand Ss two Of me guard Of sonsr
hey fell in the rasls from ssse ne
proccsaion moved from the PARK.
The above clipped from one Of the Sunday papers,
and a. was written, no doubt for the purpose OF
juring the bsh.h Regiment, nopo you will allor me
space In your columns 10 give true vsrsien OF what
cured At the City Hall the night above alluded TO- am
no. member Of Company O, but remained at the City
Hall with them through the night and until thsy were dis
charged from duty the next nng, had opportunity
10 all that 10 be seen, aud 70 hear al that
be heard the truth OF which iollowsBctwecu eight
and nine O'Clock all the guard were not At the mo.
men on duty were ordered INTO court room ~ some dis
lance, the oppostcid OF Hall from tue room
in when the remains placed, where consideration
Of the exhausted condition o. the men, having been on
their feet without cessation for nosry eight hours
being obliged 70 mount guard Immediately thereafter
thought beneficial b. tie cr OF the night they
should be ao ~ed email rat % o, brandy and accord
ngiy less than half gallon ws aistr pu,ed amoag them
(a least itty In pumbcr) winch ali the spr,taous ~
qpcr Of any kiad drank a,pus the Hall during the
night and until they recvgd SIX O'Clock In tho
morn ming Segars allowed vhilc no. 90 duty but
were not permitted In any part Of toe building exocy;
the room above mentioned Thsyc desire 10
dance, and ,rels broken bottle, deem
YER pitcher stre~m upon flour - soil AIRY
piece Of furniture hroken misplaced Some Of the
men asked 70 be allowed ratcn " brandy In tso
hours, they almost exaausted but refused
by the officer few Of tbs guard volunteered 10 escort
the remains 10 the steamer ana NJ after rarading all the
Afternoon previous ana bong on duty ali night without
moments sieep 1.-TWO OF ben tell down tue ranks FROM
exhsusiion, do not think 10 surpsng,
able
Because the Eighth regiment obtained the appointment
OF guard OF honor upon this oocAson there appears
10 exist great deal OF amnesty and jealousy 10 toe
bosoms OF some OF their ctcmporvss and oufsie
friends" which perhaps Is the grand Of the many
nsrs and bsse fsbrcatoDs which have been concerted
conct rning them during the past day or two H.sD
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KEW stsAssHIr LINE or TGB BssNKH LLOYD.
Tho pev screw steamship Bremen, which sailed fron
Bcuen for Nee YORK, Friday the Ism Of jane,
arrived early yesterday morning, ssr pleasant trip and
sssr average In point Of time She landed hun
srcd snd e.ghtcen passengers
Inc Brtn tie pioneer o. hae OF steamships,
N ooasts Of four veass by North Ger
Ioya Tor the purpose Of plying 70 New York from Bre-
psa vihOu, sicpr,se al any O'ner port The ships
uAmsa a. fellows Rrcmcn, HUDSON, New York and We
ser. hey r.-h % 800 tins burden, Of 700 horse
Power Asa have been constructed BY the celebrated
shiptulaer. 10 England and Scotland, with especial
vss~ 70 security, comfort aud quick travel
rss Bremen, nov port, bun by J. Laird Co,
q eresnoox srouspd asd arrived ct Bremerbsveu from
~ clyde On ID Of June. GA that passage the Brsmsa
sssvsa hsssea every respect most perfect aud safe
sssho>s having reached, without the Aid Of sails, speed
q fcur~ss half XMAS hour. Her bdilders qua
snseed on sAlng the contract speed OF thirteen knots
ssd nost satisfactorily scqusssd themselves The re.
Aarg three vessels of TIE are rapidly approaching
oomgset<n The Hoo.us viii sAke her pace on the Inn
q ysiy ana Nee Yors and we-er Immediately sner.
~Nas me Bremen -iIl saiI July NJ from New York.
sss pcri OH be tse Hssop, which 70 leave Bremen on
July n, and ge~ YORK Angus, n. Foom thls tine
se~~xa cse aeaner 70 ssl regularly every fortnsh,
frsn sahsr u me ports.
vsier &C itte-s5, ~ osmoinlne the following conps
s~s The Steamship cOapsny % tbs wcscr and Tune
~ re~shp company Of the Lever wsser the Steamship
Cc~y~sy Of The Upp~ wsser, ana The Unied Genera
shiy Insarsnoe CompNny q the Upper woser. little
,.Asr Ire Ussed Steamship ocmr~uv q the Upper wcser
j<ed hs Lloyd Association Their neninsl capital con
sN.~a mllions Of marks csnco m g0id 81 which
ssn about three quarters have been pad IN. n IL ant
eSpsfcd the tsc~ important 70 me uafo DO
tween the Whole ~ Northern Germany and TIE Unted
es~saa vi n n aof
tne cpetsiirn % ne ne line o. iteaners.
Passengers ana gocds may, during the wintsr be
Directly Trans 3,rtsi Gormsny 70 the United -ses
vuhcu, tcnf Obliged 10 p<s uroagn kagiaad or frsscs
Al och ~ aaser expcnse. On the cher hznd, the
sya.t 10 y rrovidei with c,rnp~rRivey small mcaBs
Nav 20 dWeoly a. hndeu, N Hanover, on board tre
sve. steamers az thm line and then traasporisi
Neg Yrx. The same u tue case wiih gpois wnch nsy
be shupsd 81 Hew Y1rk cr nremen sod taanss b.
red arsrtly ~ towbo.is ~ tbe wagona "a rarnti
which usraportl trc- % al psris ~ Gcrneny Toe
p~~,sre ~ srsle letters tha nne Ten cent? BE
p~D nfsen cenia for at .sts Dei,ng "a sgs-.n.
eers,as castors Uasb, arr issBJtso snts ior a.
fhw sss,es " eeraffry.
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MoErsREY, Mexico, May Is, 1853.
The War in Northern Mcrico-The Effects Of
Seroe Treatment on be Government Importance
Of the Present Rsroiuiion- Coo. Vidauyri's IN
tendon 10 Proceed 10 the City Of IMerico-7ne
Crisis at San Luis Po,o-i, &c.
As by way Of Vera Cruz you are doubtless, well
informed Of what may be happening on that line Of
operations, my only endeavor will be 70 keep you
correctly informed Of the operations Of the Army Of
the North and of all the other forces operating in
the centre Of the republic. will once for all assure
you that my position enables me to communicate
intelligence derived from official data and tha. with
the utmost confidence you vouch for the vcsrv.u
of whatever may write to the HERALD. fss
After the capture Of Zacatecas and the executio,
II Generals Manero, Landa and three Others Of tbn
leading officers the CONSERVATION in the ranks OF TIA
so-called government Of Zuloaga has been astound-
ing, and their ruling passion now is TO deal
blow that may prove destructive TO the Army
Of the North The forces from this state after
restoring the constitutional authorities Of Zcatccas
advanced to the capital Of Aguascalentes and with
out blow perArmed the same operation there.
After this The forces assumed its old position threat
ening San Luis, which place is well fortified and sup
ported by some 800 men, under Miramon. who was
so soundy thrsshed At Csrretas on The l7th Of last
April by some 100 Of Col. Znazuais ri1emen. Az
you may be aware at the aforesaid place Of Care
tas, Miramon, with 1000 men and twelve pieces Of
artillery barely escaped into son Luis after losing
fully onehalf of all his effective force in killed, cap.
tured and dispersed Gen. Landa, who was one OF the
persons executed at Zacateras was the same gallant
soldier who al Cuadalaara with his soldiers i'm
prisoned President Juarez and his Cabinet an1 this
too when he had loyalty to the President and
the cons titutional cause.
In this section Of the country all sppIecia.s the