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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

II The message of Gov. Lowe, of Iowa, is
a straightforward business document, and
very sensibly omits the negro question alto
Rether.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

January the lG 50
Mr. Editor-Sir met with an article in
your paper which is Utterly False and malicious
and Calculated to exite malice against me in the
conunity he speaks in famous terms about my
notorious OhSrictor whech never in Fact had
an exiStance Beyond the police them selves he
seems to try to Tolerate 10 Lukys guilt by
stating that he 10 anew new student and only
pupil Of Engle's
he tried to pull the wool over our poleecees
eyes by his confession in which he would have
been sucsessfull had he not been better known
In hRmelton as an old coby shower you
will please make all nessSry Reperatoun
George Engle
Joseph lukey
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

Dayton Tobacco Market.
from 4@6; Wrappers 5@s; Filters 2@3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16
CIGARSI

VNHE undersigned has on hand and for
Il sale good lot Of Old cigAFs--Cubs, HAvsnea
and 40 600 extra half-SpAniah, in boxes, which he
will sell cheap. Dealers and others will please call
At Hixon's Tobacco Warehouse, corner Of Ftrat and
A. n. NIXON.
iane-Imd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

AK 'cPoVk"Hg qua OTtSM.
Happily met are our jolly set.
In the snuggest Of snug quartsrs-
Renewing here with the closing year
The pledge Of the Five Reporters--
Then fll your bowls, o happy soulsl
And make the toasts sing vocal,
Which we heartily drain, in the bright cham
pagne,
To ths health Of every "I.oeai."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

The above is a portrait of David MeCreary, of
Napier township, who on the 9lst day of August,
T. 81, made affidavit before Justice Gorley that he
was treated for the cure OF Cancer by three Phys-
clans of Bedford county, and by Dr, Newton OF the
Blectic College in Cincinnati, for period OF nearly
eight months, notwith standing which, his lip,
and portion of his left cheek were entirely eaten
AwAyl BE had given up all hope; when he heard OF
the Blood SeArcher, and was induced TO try it.
Four bottles cured him, and although sadly diBhg-
ured, there 10 question but that this invaluable
medicine saved the mans life. The full pArtieu-
lara OF this remarkable may be seen in eircu-
lar, which can be had Of any OF the agents.
We also refer to the case Of Nancy Bleakney, of
Elderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured Of scGoulA
after being unable to get out Of bed for three years
To the OF a lady in Ansonville, Clearheld
county, whowAs also afflicted with serofula In it's
wout form.
TO the Of George Meisel, residing in Carroll
ton, Cambria county. Pa, who was so badly Ailiot
ted with cancer that eat his nose entirely on and
his case was worse, II possible, than MeClearyis.
The particulars OF these cases every one ofwhioh
was cured by the Of the Blood Searoher, may
also be found in circular to be had of the Agents.
Il. NJ. LENNON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, HeRr the
Pa. Railroad Dcpot, HollidaysbuTg Pa.
DR.. Geo. H. Kyser, Wholesale Agit, Pittsburg Pa.
J. W. Dietrich, Agent. Dayton, ohio.
J. L. Mace, - Ttppec snoe, D.
DR.. Curtis VandAIiA, D;
w b. Ashton, A" PiQua o.
r. Wright, 90 Troy, o.
Ian Ii 1885, lud6l lyw Iteamo
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
FOR SALE!
Two Valuable Houses q Lots

TOR SALE CHEAP-ONE SITUATED
IL on Jones street, between Jefferson and nrown-
Brick tow-story house, stable and out houses, we'll
furnished. The other IL 9th street. near the
Junction OF LAbelle and Fifthi cottage house, sta
blery, out-houaeS, Sc good resider ce, well fur
niaht a. Rithor will be sold At bargain.
For particulars apply 10 D. Clark, Empire once.
ALEX. TAYLOR,
deoas-sndSw near Centreville.
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Store to Rent.

THE Third street front Of the Store In
Il clssg's building, occupied BY W. II. cALLRN-
DEk. u foF for rent docaD
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co NJ M E R CIAL
Dayton Market.

MoSpAY, 9 p. m. Jan l6, so.
There is better feeling in the grain market to
day. Buyers are readily Offering the prices
quoted below but there is but little changing
hands.
Wheat 81 ,ls@I,2O
Corn in good demand at so cts.
Rye s5 cts.
Barley 4" G5 cts.
Oats 10 cts.
Whisky 22J4 cts,
Flaxseed Sl.l2.
clcverseed $3.50.
Timothy seed $500,
Buckwheat 400.
Hungarian Grass SOC.
Hay, per ton, sl6@ls.
Receipts very light.
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WANTnDI

A SITUATION a. steward, Clerk, waiter or
n bartender, by a middle-aged man, who
speaks and writes Freneh, German and Engliah
languages. Beat Of reierenees given Address &c.
n; y at MAEkErAH's' 80 Third street, Dayton.
janl2-dWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

LooALs ON A BESDER.-Five local reporters.
connected with the newspaper establishments
Of Hartford, Conn, resolved TO commemorate
the opening of the New Year together, by par
taking Of supper The following is a stanEas
clipped from one Of the songs sung on the Oc>
casion:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

OF We arc asked to make "Reperatoun" in
in matter set forth below, and we accordingly
"let 'er 'ip," verbatim:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16
Pianosl Pianosl

WE have just received an elegant assort--
ment OF Pianos, I ON the best makers In the
Eastern oites comprising great variety OF styles
aud alzes. They have the largest stock 10 be found
anywhere IN this vlclrity, all of which will be sold
AZ low aa they can be bought In New York, Boston,
or any where else,
RaS-Call at tho oil established Head
quarters, corner Of Sd and Jefferson sts.
jani2 CHAs. ELLIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

EIectTIcIty as q Kennedy IN a
Glass OF Diseases!
DR.. B. PICKERING has shown by his
practice, embracing period often years that Flee
tricity ts reliable remedy In affections otherwia
incufable He has In hie possession Testimonials oc
numerous that he has cured, OF spRsma, rheu-
matsm, palsy, neuralgia, partial deafness pershed
limbs metcurial disease, etc. etc. showing eonolt-
uively that positive reliance be given TO this
treatment.
Charges moderate. Consultation nee.
oFFLCE-Corner Of First and Jefferson streets,
sheetH' Budding, Dayton, Ohio. nOvI-tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-16

sCoRIcAL.--A curve line formed by the intersec
ton of cone and plane; the comic sectionB a. tn
parabola, the hyperbola and eclipse-lWEHsTEH
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JOHN, CORN,

O AAn BUSHELS white Corn; 1000 Mixed Corr.
- UtFaB Just received By 4 AZ JENKINS
NASHVILLE, September Q, 60. No. IA AarEet street..
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BY TELEGRAPH.


PHHADELPHIA, Sept ga splendid new car, be
longing TO the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
starts for Cincinnati tomorrow morning. for tht
use of Baron RenTrew. Every arrangement for tbs
route and timetable have been settled. The tram
to be special one, under the control of the roya
party and the route is TO be via Pittsburg % Haf
risburg, and thence by the Northern Central Road
to baltimore and Washington. The Baron will have
the use Of the royal ear 70 Baltimore and perhaps
to Washington. ,a.r
The sloOp-of-war Pawnee hauled out into the
stream today. She will sail down the Delaware on
Monday and await Minister McLane. Purser Alb
bott, of the Pawnee, applied for a writ Of habeas
corpus in the court of nsi prius to-day, to be re-
heved from bail on the criminal charge against him,
resulting from holding money collected by him on
board the flag ship ST. Lawrence in 1885, for the re-
demption of the family of a manumitted slave.
Abbott refused to deliver the money until he had
communicated with the owners, and Is now charged
with Incorporating the money. The writ was
refused the ground that the case viii be tried at
the quarter sessions.
The steamer Arizona sailed for New Orleans to-
day.
Robert Crawford a Seotchman and carpet manu-
facturer was found dead last night in lonely spot
in the upper part of the city. He had been shot
through the mouth. He was probably murdered.
No clue has yet been obtained Of the supposed as
sassip,
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Crane & sanford's Weekly Provision. and
EInur IircmInr

ST. LOUIS, Saturday Evening Sept. 22dAlmost suspende
navigation continues 70 depress business.
N fhs csipss ioos UP %goS5 SACKS Rrme grases nave
brought from &c Sales Of the week range follows
MIXED 4c to SCI yellow at 49c 20 52c White ct SIC to Sc
(hse in gnunes sacks included closing with sales to day
OF Yellow, 49c TO Sic; White At Csc to Sic.
WHEAr-Super6De Qades firm and active in the fore
Of the week. the decline in Flour caused mles to hold
towards the latter part and the market became dull with
dropping tendency. Adene prevented only by receipts
milers demands. Strictly Choice White
and in demand at $50 70 4c being an advance OF &C. Other
qualities have not varied in price from last week Quotations
Receipts Of the week 8 $50 Sales Of the uge
follows Spring and Club at Csc to Oc Common 70 good Fall
7c; Prime and Choice I5c to 4Oc (not in
92s to &c; Fail at U5e to 30c.
PLOURThe week opened With sales City Super for present
delivery at Is Wednesday the the seamerss had de-
pressing effect Thursday sales made Low co
delivery and IS 90 for October delivery
wards Oft week there buyers at IS for
delivery and they would not that for October de-
livery At the time millers unable to eject any material
decline In wheat withdrew from the MARKET refused to sell
except advance At close close quote Mers price
IS I2 delivery IS 25 and IS 50 for
delivery about the close OF
The being and the receipts Wheat SMALL
and as the South the only paying market Us e. present.
for delivery but little aected by Euro
pean news while the has decided influence
lions for future delivery. EsG Fl
PRoYIaIONs-Are dull and inactive, the eject In de-
small orders Shoulders sell at 9c pckd, declneof Nc
stock fair Ribbed Sides l2c 2c stock light Clear Sides,
at BIKE light Rams, plain, canVasd, st I2c to l2e,
stock fair Sugar Cured sold lac, loose,
hsusd Mess Pork at SIS so and $40 for Light and hezT,
stock light. Prime Lard, I3c to for rces and kegs
nothing doing in this market future delivery
Hog product coming Holders not disposed
to offer at acceptable rates. but stand back awaiting offers from
buyers ..G 4,r
that packets both here and points above have
greater number than before known, at date
early in the season. - on .rr.
Brokers in Provisions and BreAdStufs
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Sex,ous accident.

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-La Mountain, the balloonIst,
met with serious accident on his recent voyage
from this city. He Travelled thirty miles in twenty
nine minutes. In attempting to land at East Lanes
boro, Mass, he was eought in tornado and dashed
against stone WALL knocking him senseles but
breaking no bones. The basket rebounded and ele-
waited to an equal altitude with the balloon thus
clearing the wall. 1t was then dragged along the
ground at a fearful speed, and coming in contact
with tree stripped it of its branches and tore the
work of the balloon to atoms. 1t continued its
course some distance when it came in contact with
another tree throwing La Mountain out causing the
balloon to collapse and tearing it to atoms.
ELa Mountain was not conscious for near half an
hour, when he was found on the top of mountain,
by some men who witnessed his perilous descent
He was very badly bruised and cut, but not so seri
ousy injured as to prevent his riding to a farmers
house, where he remained twenty flour hours, when
he returned to Lanisburg reaching home last night.
dis escape from instant death was most miraculous,
as the balloon driven along at the rate Of mile
per minute when he was dashed against the stone
wall. He says it was a more fearful and perilous
descent than was made when he landed in Jefferson
county after his trip from St Louis 4
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COMMERCIAL.


Nnahville Marker, sept 81
c0TTos-Thsre good demand clear lists Of Cotton,
for Afiddrg x9s9kc and Strictly Addling * 9loe.
eALLArIE sHEETINGs-We quote GaiIa,la shsetings a
| s1 per yad, fa
oorToS YARNs-rhs foosirg are the agents quotations
fer oOstO Yarns 200 and sOO % dos 500 lOc So lle
/ 400, Ice. ~ 81 ftf FL IL q
DRIEI FRUIr-We report good demand for Dried Fruit
and quote Apples peels Peaches unPesied, sl9l IS and
peeled, 81 hdFears, peeled, 81 ssr buahel. b
PEAk Is good demand fer Peanuts At7o975c
buzhel. Y $3.50. ..-..-s
FLoUl AND GRAIN.-There IS good supply Of Flour on
the mar which finding ready We quOe superans at
$685. scsnd Extra At 50 5O9e75 per bb and 90 259s 50
asks. ah
The nsSons in Wheat are combined mainly the filling Of
orders f1r seed a range of 81 4O9l so per bushel
Corn continues in fair request and note the market
supplied We quote yellow SOC and white at Sc per bushe,
sacks included.
Rye in limited request Tor seed and held at sl9 ..
There fair supply the Market the demand
raiaerli limited at 5S9GOs per bashsl.
PReVIsI0Ns-Baeon from thecounty has been offered
freely 4Erng the i9k9lec Ribbed Sides, I39Il
for Clear Sides lOe Shoulders and sE9I4c for Hams.
The tos Of Lard nearly exhausted The demand however,
is limited, and quote barrel at l3ze and l49i5e.
GRocERIEs-We hear Of change in the prices Of Gro
ceries and repeat our former quotations follows
eueAR-Fair g5<9Oc, and Prime 10 Choice lO9l0Kc in
hogahads and ke advance these quotations in bb
York Coffee Sugars lOl5c Crushed and Powered
Molssss AUD sYRUrAOsses in barrels O4ss gal; half
barrels 45@ac Sugar House 459c; Golden Syrup in barrels
coETEE-Rio l65Sc, Laguyra I79isc, Java 1890 b.
TEAImperal 09Sl; GunpoWder 50975e Young Tyson 40
9oO, Black 6O(S2Si.5O
sALr-we quote Coarse Sack at $780, and Fine at sI7s
and Barrel 4O busheI The the market is ample
to meet the demand. 'asH
wHIsKYRectifsd is held at sO23c gallon and country
at 5O975c per gallon, according to quality.
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The SEWING MACHINE ELECTION SHOULD De LEFT TO
THE LADIES Forty thousand votes already cast for
the GROVER & BAKER, and the incoming majorities
from ali quarters attest their capacity determine
this election according to the real merits of the
didates.
Leather pads and lock stitches that are not
locked, drminutive shuttles and bObbns, however
recommended by dearly bought and loudly trumpet
ed opinions of committees, (more Skilled in making
fairs pay than in maehine-sewing) must give place
to the ladies' elected-the GROVER & BAKER.
SeptS-6
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THE GREAT RACE FOR $2OOOO-The fall races over
the Fashion Course, Long Island, n. Y, commence
to-day, the great fOur-mie sweepstakes for $4,000
between Daniel Boone, Planet and Congaree being
the feature of the meeting These splendid horses
are so well known at the South, and are backed by
their friends to such large amount that the com
ing race is looked forward to with unusual anxiety
by all turfmen. The New York Times says there is
hardly choice between the three, except that the
extra weight for age carried by Planet is thought to
be too much to be given in favor of such powerful
young horse as Daniel Boone. COngaree, although
rather large aboutthe saddle girths has his admirers
who are backing him freely. The Course and Grand
Stand has been put in excellent condition. large
number of horses are at the course from Northern
and Southern stables
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At meeting of the Rock City Guards held in
their Armory, September 2Ist, 1860 Capt. r. C.
FOSTER SD. having resigned his commission Sergeant
Major GALE offered the following resolutions, which
unanimously adopted
Resolred That in the resignation by R. C. Foster
Sd, Of his position as Captain of the Rock City
Guards, the Company has lost leader of whom
they are justly proud; soldier distinguished in
some of the boodiest battles of orr country one
who is without fear and without reproach, and
man whom but TO know is to esteem
ReSolUed, That sincerely regret that continued
i'll health should have caused this step, and hope
that freedom from care and relaxation from bust
ness may restore him to his former vigor and
strength.
handed TO each of the city papers for publication
WI. BAILEY Sec. C. G.
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Public Speaking.
The candidates for Mayor will address their fellow citizens upon
municipal affairs at the following times and places
At Wards Corner Cedar and Spruce streets Wednesday 96h
instant
At Parks Store Lebanon Pike Thursday night eth inst
At the Court House, Friday night 2eth inst
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
September 90, 1860
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Public Meeting.

The Democracy of Rutherford will hold Grand
Mass Meeting and Barbecue in Murfreesboro', or
Tuesday, the 9th day of October next Prepare
tons are being made to accommodate twenty-thous-
and persons. Gov JOHNSON, Gov. WISE, and other
gentlemen viii be there.
FOOT RACE BETWEEN SHULTz AND AYREs-SHUI1z
FALLS DOwN AND NOBODY WNs.-The foot race be-
tween Ike SHULrz, Of Louisville and PACK AYREs, of
Owen county, Ky, came Of on Saturday. The dis
lance was one hundred yards. The race commenced
wiltshire bounding of with the lead He gained
for the first fifty yards and was ahead at that point
about twelve feet AYERS went up on MIN slowly,
but couldn't reach him. Just before reaching the
goal SHULTz made a misstep and fell forward. He
landed on the earth face forward and as his friends
claim, beyond the judges. At the time of the acct
dent, he was several feet ahead but it led to
squabbe and the stakes claimed by both parties
and neither got them. The matter is still in abey-
ance and viii probably lead to another match
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Abolition outrage.

CNCISNATI, Sept 23.-On Thursday last the United
States Marshal, accompanied by two Deputies and
eight or ten men, went to Iberia, Morrow county,
Ohio with warrants to arrest three slaves brothers.
who ran away from Germantown, KY, about four
months since: One negro was captured by the
Marshal After examination before Commissioner
Newball, he was remanded to the custody Of a
former master. One deputy was set upon by a
a crowd of sixty or seventy negroes and white men,
armed with guns and pistols. His clothes were
torn off, his warrants and money taken, and an at
tempt was made to hang and then shoot him. After
cutting his hair off close, they allowed him to de-
part without the negro The other Deputy was fired
upon while attempting to arrest the third negro,
and returned the fire, shooting the fingers off of
of the rioters but was obliged to leave without
securing his prisoner. r7r*T
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sworn Testimony.

SCROoR LAKE, n. III
February 6, 1853 I
VIZ T. HAsAN Troy, n. Y.-Dsdr Sir: Having used your
Hair COOng Restorative and having been much pleased
with it. pleasure in making the following statement From
the sickness Nhen Abou. eighteen
Of age hair commenced turning and continued to
grow until became perfectly aoh9ts being very harsh and
Las summer reached my fifty third year, when
induced by purchase bottles OF Hemseets Hair
COlong prepared by Commenced using according to
directions and eac days surprised to find that
hair from the outward turning back to its
color 1t ntnutd grow until truly brown and
glossy as vas Def in youthful days and Is no ay
restored 20 its original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co. S. Myla Seaman came before me and duly
and that the above true this 9th day
February, lass JOEL L. POTTER Justice Of the PeeCe.
Remember that this resui produced by HKIMsTKRKTs In
ina6e ne original and ORtyi slsa6le Hair Restorative.
Price hfty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAGAN L CO., PropretoIs, Troy, N Y,
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Foreign CommarcinI.

LIVERPOOL, Sept l9-Per Steamer Adrdtic sales
of three days. including Monday bales closing buOyant
At advance Of 1I9kc.
Manchester advces favorable market sill qualities
slightly advanced.
Breadstufs steady, Provisions quiet ConsObs g3994X
LvKRPOoL, Sept 19RchardSsn, Spence Co., and Others
quote Flour quiet and steady SOD s Yellow and mixed
Corn s3s to s9S Cd White Wheat I9 to lbs steady
to 64s Sugar steady Coffee quiet
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Markets bK TelsRrnnh.

NEWoRLEANs, Sept 94Cotton hrm steamers news caused
greater Hrmne sales to day 1900 bales holders demand an
advance nadiug IO9I0 MOasses sales barrels
SIC; Flour quiet at 90S6 Is. Freight Liverpool s..
CINCINNATI, Sept 94FOur rm 1900 bbIs "a 90
as co. Whisky, lsZ Corn 57959 Oats dull. sales 1000
Bushels at soS3I Lard in kegs l2z. LnSeed OIL 569S7
Provisions and groceries unchanged. Money easy.
NEW YORz Sept a4-csttOn steady sales l2sO bills Md
ding Upland IO FIsur steady bills GOES l2;
Whest declined I92 Corn steady, Ssles bushels
6e967 Oats steady $780, Mess Pork quiet but steady $40 1h
Lard, sales $50 bills lsk9I3K.
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The attention of our readers is especially invited
to the advertisement of Messrs. Cone Bros. in an
other column of this mornings issue. The certif-
Gates they publish is sufficient evidence of the great
popularity and merits of the Howe Machines. We
learn that their office was crowded with customers
the past week and their sales larger than for any
previous week since the introduction of their ma
chimes into this CITY
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Dry goods very CheaP.I'

l am now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. which am
offering at very low prices. As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, am willing to take up
with tie latter to accomplish the former, and will
offer great inducements to all who will favor me
with CALL especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves No % South side the Square.
sep2l-lm, DAVID HUMPHREY.
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From New York.

New YORK. Sept. 23-The steamship Ariel arriv ed
with 81 200 900 from California.
The U. S. slOOp Brooklyn, with the Chiriqui sur
veying party on board. arrived at Aspinwall the
18th. The frigate Sabine sailed on the 9th from
Vera Cruz. Advices from Inmancoa report the
capture of the towns of Barbacoas by the Govern
ment forces. After twice beating the rebels with
considerable loss. order was entirely restored.