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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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For CosTvENEss;
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For JAUSDICE;
For THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
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For THE CURE OF ERYsIPEIAs;
For TIE PILES;
FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA;
FoR ALL ScEOFULOUS COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE OF RHEUMATIsM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FoR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DROrSY;
For THE CURE OF letter, JUNIORS AND SlIr
RHEUN;
For WORMS;
FOR TIE CURE OF GOUT;
For DINNER PILL;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most ssnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use IN any
quantity.
Price IS cents per Box; 5 Boxes for sloG
Great numbers of Clergymcn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persOnagcs, have lent ther
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of thc@
remedies, but our space here viii not perm. tle
insertion of them. The Agents below named iuI-
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be io-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers WIN
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The as5
want the best aid there is for them, and they shoua
have it.
AL our Remedies are for sale by
THE FOLLOWING AGENTS:
Shreve & Macy, White Cloud, Kansas.
DR.. J. W. Reed, Iowa Point,
McAIlister &iLett, Lafayette,
A. ]. MINER, Highland,
Peter & Nephler, Oregon, No.
ZoOk & Baldwin, Forest City.
Barnard & Co, st. Louis, wholesale.
Van Lear, Britain & Hardy, ST. Joseph 60,
And by Agents in every town in the UIl'eo
States. feb. II, 59-l!'
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Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above
advertisement for enc year shall receive in pay
ment therefor Twenty Dollars worth of any
kind of Printing Ink, for sale by Messrs. Lay
& Brother, of this city, at cash prices. The
Ink to be subject to the publishers order at the
expiration of every three months /; each publ
cation to be sent regularly, addressed Printers
News Letter
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Il
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, tia;
it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount tie
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-.
ployed. As it has long been in constant Use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to d.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

n. U. ToRREY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26

A. J. ALLISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domesvtc Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OPTION
DoHEsrc.. NUrh-e albany, Buffalo and Canada. s4S r. &
Wss!srn mail va Ers GssJl AN. ana Sc y
sooth and southwessern
Eastern man, BY railroad g q A. X. s sna +
SUNDAY MAns; On Sunday sn nss coss ii ,ii
CALIFORNIA. BY sesmsbip Qusker City. on satur-
The overland Man Tor .n,orus. is.yc, q, ,s
every Monday snd thursday a.s = NJ. Ls!ie '
SS 8. s. i,s # should be marked Overland
9. LAKE CRY The overland MAJ. from IT. Joseph (xJ c,
Lake City. ea7es St Joseph every SATURDAY, a,
sAh. Letters should Dc marked "Ovesaaa.
HAv.SA......By steamship ousker City. Saturday,
So PACIFIC ~ ss.n;iip Quaker City. on satur T. =
From New Srisan: by steamship feous..ee 9.
the LIST and 18th o. each month (l.et'e-s should
be placed in the Office at Nav York gix DAYS pre-
vious 70 the above datc)
BAHAMA IsAyps % the day after the arrival of ps,b sts
snts he Sss%.s Karp sns a 1 Be- 0sax sase
with malls for the Bahama islands TO be landed
EUROPE. By steamship Bremen. for sou.hamp.
tom and Bremen Saturday, July .10K A. n
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON oFPrCH.
RoxsAY. The Overland Mail TO Bombay closes London
% fonows:-via Marseiles, on the Sd and 18th Of
s snsh month Via Southampton On the l2sh And
cAISurrA... lah 18Th, 18th. via Marsenlsa 4.h, 18th
emma, Via Msrsees he iosh and 10TH Via South
ampton 4th and 10Th
AUSTRALIA. via Earseiles susz on The l6b Via souts
Ampton and Euez. 18th
saAxn Via Southampton De 9th Of the month
caiso Should any these dates fAn Sunday the mail
despatched the Following evening
.Se nnY 81 rs e Saes a. Sn IN the
mail IA despatched the morning previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
THE NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr.
WEDNESDAY, July 6, 1884,
n


Notwithstanding great degree OF lasstade has been
noticeable in almost every branch Of trade during the past
week, consequence Of the approximation of the great
national holiday the market for beef cattle has been
characterized by activity than has prevailed for
several weeks past caused chiefly BY falling of in the
receipts OF about 74o head The offerings were Of much
better average quzity than those Of last week. there
beipg fewer inferior cattle on eale and more or eood To
PRIME qualities. Under the increased demand brokers
were enabled 70 obtain advance equal TO half cant
pound, which butchers readily paid for the primo
offerings, but were unwilling TO pay for the
poorer descriptions The offerings for the day at the
Washington drove yard amounted 70 246o head for the
day. and 507 head for the week. There was decrease
u the receipts Of all stock follows: -74 head cattle,
80 cows, 200 calves and 3,4l2 sheep and Iambs The
sales Of beef cattle at Bergen for the week 4s head
chiefly for thseity which swel the total 70 o9s head
against about 1890 headincluding Bergen-isst week
The receipts at the Washington yard were from
This State 367 head, Canada IS, kentucky $685.
Indiana A. Ohio 346 Illinois sis Pennsylvania H. Cacro
kee Nation g. and Iowa 223 There were brought in bv
Hudson River Railroad ,o42 Erie 9i2, Camden and AM
boy 81 Harlem TO- and the Hudson river boats 4l2 The
sales ranged at from &c. 10 lie IL ~. per pounithe
latter extreme rate The general selling prices were
lCc 1916 for ordinary 10 good qualities Of which the
supply mainly consisted Some few OF the brokers who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

p..N o,..,x. pAp,,. p,.,r,n,,. M,
nayk Escfc ror,ps s ,Iu,asso- ~ Meyer.
pr.s INV .os" ~, n.,nsx =, "a -" 70 A.
x'.y - ING, 80 ~ trdsor a. creu q VI
az AZ C'as ~, shs ~ !, Ioho n "a n = ns1s
NJ ~, v ~ s ~ sa,ss,on N q nur,.. ~~"sA
p NJ H. T~ss nIxSsn S.sns~ ANN M,is-a 1890
~, go, ~. -. Esrnsnd,na aahsr
P'H I Ti v !. 80 xrr,s man = ~
81 - rc.s r"irnn y. h.i.-Ix,ton Huribut = n
~, w a,oSr 49,. viIm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amin 4 n,
y, Cns,,,s Wiis soccer NJ mio ptoa- M~tcsf nm,
,.r W o'''A F" "-A'' ASNp~-' ~'
hr r..nsr f,olhu,r pans dsluhia-Thos Gflunsrtin
3 N, Tn"r +. n,sa .homn~n Nav Haven Maser
S.h Tnsie Mite new Raven 4 Goodwin,
S~,r wn. I'd Anrtv ykrur NJ ~port-N Hator,
S,.a,nar planet W,,.,b Philadelpbia.
o~~'' " .-r,nun
aahVso 49,
Steamship Huntsville. Post Savannah. win dse ana pas
Dengers, 70 Is Cromwell Co.
thip Peters of huclsporp, CuiuA Liverpool, 80 days.
With coal 70 z Bucn Co. 49,
kbip John Boyd To0mss liverpool juno j. win mise
ara na, 10 @ Marshal 90 was 70 we'd uto aus
raptne this eyepinR
sb s,,p sprsyus Ge,pie Roverda,n rs DAYS with uhse
spd pstsc, n Aikii 10 june w. lat 80 lon SO 63
pss Drge ipper sbip sb wing white flag WITH black
br,se also showed numbers hut coud mot read th.m July
at AN, lat 10 Ion Go 80 seRazhp Ucesn Queen
n Ss. Tor ssenam pson snc msy az s ,s -. 49,. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening thus notices
The NOR ey market OF that city

The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening thus notices
The NOR ey market Of that city
The pressure noted in the money market on Saturday in
quenoe Of three days notes falling day
has aosed There 10 but moderate amount of first
paper soat the street. and this ranges from 10 per
cent, while OF suspended paper there is still large
amount the market. We regret TO bear o. the gus
amoLg the unfortunate houses which were enguphed IN
1857, but obtained an extension.
The Boston Post says
Our bank specie been reduced ess than FIVE and
hai niliors while New York exchange rules heavily
sEapEt us Tee specie may cease 70 diminish further
but " IL decline another half uillon will inevi
tally be higher ard tighter In State sree whatever 1t
which compes each bank stop discounting when is
specie suks below Id cent Of its circulation de-
posis may come into practical operation before the lst
Of September.
TIE following dividends have been declared The Reso
lutte Fire Insurance Company dividend Of per cent
payable demand; The lafayette Fire Insurance Com
pspy q seal annual dividend seven per cent payable
on the 9Th inst. the Merchants Insurance Company,
semi annual dividend Of dollars City per share
payable on the llth ns-eqral to fifteen per cent-ths
came rate az the previous two semi annual dividends
the New Orleans Canal and Baking Company semi an
ual dividend Of five per cent payable 70 stockholders
registered IN New York q. the office Of n Morgan Sons
81 william street, on the lst Of August.
Tho Official return of the Galcna Road shows decrease
IN the June receipts Of $4,000, compared with june
1858.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks made
up this esernoon presents the following aggregates
ompared nth those Of the previous week-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

Choice family brands Of st. Louis were held at $40.
Southern -four in good demand, with Gales OF about
2lCo bos, closing with spirit within the range Of the
above quotations Rye flour steady at quotations
Corn menl was in fair demand, with sales OF 400 500
bbs New jersey and Brandy vine at the above figures
Wheat was in more request and with de-
msnd for export The sales embraced about
1000 60 1000 sS bushels, including white Michigan
81 70 81 761; red Southern at 81 6s, and Mmaukse
club at 81 TO- Corn was good request and rrmer,
sales Of about % eco bushels Including Western mixed
at Sc, Jersey and Southern yellow at 90c ad ansouud
Western mixed at Sic. Rye was firm at 90c. Gle.
Barley was quiet at e6c 57c Oats were rmer and in
good demand with sales Of State at 44c 49, AMI old
Western and Canadian at 4Sc 6o and neavy Stale, by
weight, at Soc. a 6lc.
CoFrEL-A cargo consisting Of 1900 bags saatos was
sold las ny at c 200 pags Rio sold aud $50
do. AAracaibo, ~ ii Hc.
Cor1oN The market comparatively quiet rs deal
ers were more disposed 10 await the receipt OF later
foreign news before doing much The transactions footed
up about 800 bales in lots chiefly TO spnn srs, within
Inc range Of the following quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

The receipts port ence the September last
have been re folowp--
Balss. .......s ,ess,sa7 aoos.7eo 2s7s.27o
TIE total exports for the ZANE period has been fol-
lows
1857. 1858. 1859
2,l4l $50 bales 2,as7t7s ISIS 1855
Stock on hand
179 228 76479 243 Gao
The receipts q: this port the past week embraced about
so bales The tosa mports since the lst OF September
last amount to oe4da5 baes and exports the Ist
to s0th June TO 1879, aga;nst 1904 bses for the
same period last year.
FREieHrs 10 Liverpool 800 bbs pork were engaged at
3D., 80 hhds aiow al es 200 sides leather at t. and
some 800 AGO bbls. spists turpentns reported NJ
p t. TO London $50 bbs rcsn were engaged ~ H. 81
and GOO bbs spirits tufpentre at 4s and 70
dust and GAIT cake nt 70 Glasgow about 600 bash
els wheat were engaged in ships bags, At 64dtho ars
To Havre. cotton was at 12c bone at $780, while other
articles we're unchanged.
TRurr Sales Of AGO 500 boxes raiens were made a.
81 20 for H. RS and 50 90 for layers.
GuNSY CIorH.-Sales Of 200 bales made in Boston
atllXc.
HAYsale Of $50 bales were made at 55c &c., for
shipment.
lRoS-scotch pig was heavy, VITA gales o, about 100
tons, at $23 80 s24, six months.
LINE Tho sales embraced GOO 500 bbls In.
GLIDING common at 6Oc and Rockand lump at 7Oc.
noIAssEs About IS hhde. clayed Cuba were sold
NAVAL s1oREs.-The Gales embraced $50 bbls spirits
turpenpe at 46c 45Kc, in shipping order; 500 bbls
crude tuIpentine at % 62 7oe do virgin dipped at SO
so, and 2,3oo bbs common rcsn TO arrive at 81 Tx
per $40 lbe
Ons.-Lnseed was quiet at Cos. 6lc while crude
whale ana sperm were unchanged and sales limited.
PROVISIONS market without change
Of importance, while was in fair request both on tho
spot and for future delivery The sales up abou.
2,5o0 bbb., Including new meas ct SIS 95 sic, with
small lots reported at SIG S6 12H clear 1t sl8
rs SIS 30; prime mess ct ST. so, and prime a.
$l2 30. Beef was in moderate demand, With
gales Of about 100 bbis Including country prime
at 10 So 76 and country at IS SIS TO- rep.cSed
mess at SO sls aud extra at si3 IS SIS u.s. Bee,
hams continued firm nj SIS S18 Prime mesa WAS no
minal Bacon was in moderate request ut CSC lcc.
Gut meats were heavy with sales OF about 1870 hhde and
uerces including shoulders at exc exc and ham, at
&C. sc Lard heavy, with Gales about 300 bois
and terces at Butter steady and Ia fair de-
mand, with sales a lie lsc for Ohio ana State at lac
SIC.
RICE The market steady, with gales Of abou. 200
casks at 3Hc. q &c.
SUGARS were irmer and quite active The GALES footed
up about 3,CC0 hhds. comprising 428 hhos Porto Rico
part at 7c and part at private terms The REMAINDER
consisted OF Cuba refined and grocery goods chiefly With
In the range of 6%c SIC.
terms. f
wHrxyy-The market was less active The sales EN-.
braced about $50 bbs at &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

DESTRUCTIVE FmE IN TERRYvILLE, CoNN-We
sesres ,ba. ass night Inc large factory 10 Ferry
vie, hn~ M No. q bespgDg to mo Eagle Look CON
lsny sas entirely destroyed oy Dire Loss $4,000 %
~ Of usshncry and all Tie coatsnts Of the factory,
ere ruined. the building will probably be promptly re-
s22 ocs % s2a,O 900 in this city Hartford Pres, JAyb.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY I. 1882

were unfortunate enough 10 have poor stock were Of
the opinion that quite number would have 70 be- lel
over unsod, but when our reporter len there remained
comparatively few 70 be disposed Of, with fair prospect
Of clearing the yards though The market WAS
depressed during the sser part Of the day. Quite
Der Of the offerings sale 70 day have been offered
fore and Withdrawn In consequence Of the ow prices 1t
which they would have had 70 be SOLD. rney are much
improved In looks and condition, and viii pay well for
the extra pasurage being ranked ordinary good To-
da whereas they were inferior when previously odsreA
Il Brovnings, Chamberln's and O'Irien's there we
but few sale, and the sales were ss our quotations be
low
Tha total rooeips n Al the yarda for the week and Last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITH COMmEHCtAIa REPOHT.
WEDNESDAY, July 6-6P n.
AsHEs-Ihe aales embraced 30 bbis., including pots
ct IS rs and pearls at IS 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market increased in ac-
tivty with good demand from the trade generally and
cosed at an advance In ZONE ranging from Sc.
ltc The transactions footed up about 500 bb closing
within the following range of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
COWS AND CALVES

COWS
The supply Of mich only moderate this week.
the demand being fair for good descriptions the offer
ings nearly all taken Vi our quotations above Tue
poorer kinds bought chiefly by SPECTATORS ten
for beef CATTLE and be immediatey sent TO pasture
The demand for frat class milcn cows, giving from
eighteen 10 twenty quarts day. has been more &c
tive Than usual this week. mainly for private use, but
mikuen begin to find greater profit In good COWS at big
prices than in poor al moderate prices hence the
active demand for the better grades, 70 the neglect
Of inferior.
The total receipts 81 all the yards for the week md last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

WEDNESDAY, July Go 2. II.
me steamship Pers,s sailed from this port 70 day with
ssy $7ts $50 specleconsderably less than gene
rally expected yesterday Afternoon The gold export
this port has been 50 very largo this that,
notwithstanding the heavy importasions exchange not
maintained at points which permit the precious metals to
DO shiPped at roft.
The money market continues inanmate without change
Of rates.
TIE trade tables Of the United States have been made
sp hins oi the rsi three quarters Of the fiscal
year 1859 They show the following result
Produce and other merchandise exported from the
Unes sstee TO foreign States from July |, 1858, 10
Aph 1908 ...$z'I ,ofzstS
Specie exported same time. 1913 l75
Total nine months. S246 $50 l94
Ipoorted merchandise. ....... S229, 640,4l6
Imported specie ................ S,54l,s
Total nine moaths. $3.50 1882 27s
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Fort Of Hew York, July O, 1850.
CLEARED.
AGO.
s.eamahtp Roanoke. Couch, Norfolk, ao--Iudam Hcin
ken.
Ship Crest Western Furber. LverpoolC Marxhsl Co.
ship Ludwig Miller. Bic-J W EwelI 4 Co.
Nhip Oder Wepgsn. Quebec.
Bark Faah, Campbell Vera Cruz-Hargous Co.
pIk Beaver (er), Ring, Bucouche-Thos Jsmes,
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VEAL CALVIN

The receipts have fallen Of To the extent Of 200 head
bat there plenty 70 meet the demand, notwtnsaad
ing, and the market has been characterized by
feature whatever The last selections Of first class veas
have been ceiling at &c. 6Hc with occasional sale at
but 81 this rate were Of DO rare an occur
above, which are precisely as last week. The average
quality perhaps little better, but there were many
INTERIOR diminuve little creatures altogether
BILE, which gold at as iow az &c. aye per pound, but
which are bought no readily by the class Of Ger
man and jew butchers.
Waaainsson Yard Brownings CAamaelin's. oBrisns
I Is's w wsst . sss % 80 ~, gs
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market wac decidedly better for all kinds, and
prices &c Soc higher than last weeks quotations
fhe advance not the result OF any permanent i'm
provement In the Market but rather in consequence Of
falling OF in the receipts amounting 70 heid-he
tire receipts being 1858 head, against IL 946 head last
week The advance pretty general but some OF the
who have been sapgune OF lower and
markets for some time 70 come, somewhat taken
the Indifference manifested by holders had tue
intended eject and they ready enough 70 buy
the sdvanced rates long before rhs extras sold
81 so a 50, and in some instances higher.
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
week were as follows
Washington Yard Broosi,sgs Cnambulin's. O'Bricn's
Last LAST ~sss:sss IA s sssi i.s as
Are in moderate supply, and, with a fair demand,
prices have advanced &c. per pound report OF
last week stifed hogs doing full as well as corn
fed and prices range about the same sales having
made during the week past at from &c. 70 CSC pes
poend as 10 quality We note sa.se Of 4 zss at The
RAILROAD and sold about fast as they came in.
The following is the report Of hogs received at
the Hudson river drove yards, foot of Thirty seventh
1s5s-By New York and Erie Railroad, 9ss; re-,
naming aOt report, ,2s5-total, 22s3 or which were
sent TO o porssh stree. yards 7el sod 1922 left
REcAPIrULAr1oN.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

rHB HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
xNYrRB OrY-From Now York ID, arriving Havana IN
And New Orleans 10Th From Now Orleans AZ Havnna 1d
arriving at New York 18th.
OAAAwDA-Frum New York Ih, arriving II Haynna TN
arriving at New Yert ID.
arriving 1t New York 19A.
AsEI--From Charleston lh aud loh due q Havana 81
And "a From Havana 10Th and 18th. due q New York l6N
~ When the above daes fan Sunday Tie steamers win
sa0 On Monday, except hom Few Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTCH.
an pacogs and lers iasendsd for s NEW Yong HERALD
dlosld Ls scaicd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

Exports from the Port Of New York to Fo-
reign Ports for the Week Ending July A,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

ADDITIONAL FROM GUAYMAs-On the 9th
inst, an express arrived at Fort Buchanan,
from Capt Porter, of the U. s. sloop of war
st, Marys. now at Guaymas. A correspond.
ent of the Herald, writing from Tucson, No
vember 18th, says:
From Judge Talliafcro, late of California,
who left this morning for the Rio Grande, |
learn the following facts:
Porter, upon seeing the American Con-
sui, Mr.. F. Alden, and learning from that
gentleman the i'll treatment he had re-
ceived at the hands of the Mexicans, and
that they refused to acknowledge him as Con-
sui or any Consul fom the United States,
ordered the Mexicans to hoist the American
flag over the Consuls house This they re-
fused to do, and flag ship at once rugged
out, rove to it, and went on shore with his
crew and hoisted the stars and stripes over
the Consul's house, with three hearty cheers
for it from his gallant crew. Capt. Porter
said it was customary in all other Mexican
ports to have flag flying over the Consuls
house, and if they interfered with the one he
had Just hoisted, they must also be prepared
to drive him out of the harbor, for he would
certainly resent the outrage.
Since this affair, Pesquiera and suite have
been on board the st. Marys and have been
well treated, but nothing as yet, as far as is
known, has transpired about the settlement
of our difficulties. Many are Of the opinion
that Pesqueira will make proper amends
Others that he will not If he does his own
friends will shoot him. The authorities of
Guaymas say, "Such impudence or assurance
in Yankee Captain they never saw the like.
If it was an Englishman or Frenchman, they
would not think SO much of it.