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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

A young lady Of Boston, whose father
had given her twenty dollars for the pur-
chase Of a silk dress, hearing that some
Of the troops we're in want Of clothing,
Immediately changed her purchase to a
zine penny calico, and sent the balance of
the money, eighteen dollars, TO Gov. An
drew, to be expended 10 fitting out needy
soldiers. This was a true sacriice-of
which, as yet, comparatively few examples
have been shown.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

| "WHo's PRESIDENT "a letter dated
Abiquin, New Mexico, May 10, to the ST.
Louis Republican, says: "About two
weeks ago, the following scene occurred
near Bakers Park, think: A man who
was hunting stray OK, saw a horseman
approach him mounted on fat and sleek
pony. He rose up aud said, why, how
dye do!' extending his hand and giving
the other a bard grip and hearty shake,
appearing much pleased to meet him.
Ox-huuter told him be did not recognize
him, and asked where they had met?
Met. never saw you before, but you are
the first white man | have seen for SIX
months. l am one Of DR.. Aruold's party,
and we've been showed in ell winter.
But, say, ,eho's President" O1-hunter
told him Old Abe, and about the Secession
troubles, &C. he was as,on!shet, a: you
may well suppose. The party was close
behind him, and when they arrived at
Animos city were the cra,lest men for
newspapers you ever heard Of lie gave
them all he had, aud they broke into diff
ferent groups, each one with arender, who
gave them the news as fast as his tongue
could wag. They were in the mountains
all winter, and from their prospecting
then and this spring, are satisfed-to 60
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

TERMIN on CATTLE.-As the period
is at hand when colts and cattle are sub
iec,e1 to the attacks Of vermin, it may be
serviceabIe to some to print handy and
speedy remedy, which is simply greasi"g
the parts affected, and rubbing i''hOFough-
ly. Grease (say liuseed oil, lard, &s-,)
peuetra,es the enemy, and destroys it in
shor, order. Unless the skin Of the ami
NAL be we'll rubbed and manipulated, the
work will be only half done. Tobacco
water is al injurious application, and
should never be used as wash upon cattle.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
Half Prices and Less /,
Pay ID in Season,

DERsoNs desiring to SAVE FIVE PER
| CENT. on lhe.r STATE TiNES, eau DO
50 BY paying the same by Monday tie 18Th Of
Of July. 1861. After that, they can not have
the benefit Of iha. reiuctIon-and re INTEREST
VII be charged on sums due from Iha; date.
ROBERT II. LAIRD, Treas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Fellow Citi-cns of Union couniy-I an a
candidate for reelection 10 the oiice Of Asso-
c.a.e Juige-sub.ect 10 The selection OF the
Union Cyuyeni!gn Of Aug. 81. II nominated
ana elected, | wiiI enGeayJ. to serve y !Gh
lmpdEus..Iy all fidelity.
John W. SlMONTOS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Coon ADvICE.-A Dem lcratic cotam
porary gives some aiv.cs to the Dem ocrats
Of It's OWL county wtich should be followed
BY every county in the North:
at is the duty Of Democrat. TO stsnd
firm, and pay no attention to uything said
abcat celebrating party lines. We did
not bring the troubles on the country,
and We should not permi. ourselves to be
swallowed up in a wbirl Of excitement
We are pr0uler Of the Democratic party
today than we were ever before, aui We
shall never give it up. Let our County
Committee tx a time for holiiUg a Con
seution TO nominate fIWhcl.et, and let Us
DO nothing tha! Will even l0ok ike afiiia-
ting with Atolitionism. Let Us organize
thoroughly and at once, and ere lOIg De-
mccracy vii! triumph"
s9- Reader. DO not mistake. Theaboye
is not from the Jaioa coun,y Democratic
organ, for tha; party is here iu tie nliaor-
iy, and their February anti-war platform
would sink them. This extract We clip
from the Democratic organ of Brush and
Sugar Valleys, in CAre county, where
they claim M .jovity. In Fayetie ard
other Democratic counties, the Democrats
do the same thing. eG-Iu Union and
ether RpuJl'can counties, they all change
their tuues, aud 60 fer "Cuiou," or $40
parity" or "voluuteer," or some oiter
cheat to cleo: fellow Democrats to county
Offices.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
Second Lesson.

VIESSA-An advance Of our National
troops has been checked BY the men being
led into the very jaws Of masked battery
in this secoud case, ns in the 6rs,, the lea
der Of the expedition was not 10 exparien-
ced General, ba. only distinguished poli-
tician. We, however, pass that to rowa
that, by this time, wha! k.ul @ warfare
small bodies CT Advancing troops are to
meet iu Virginia should be wel. known.
By the p,uuder Of TIE Norfolk Navy Yard,
the Rebels possessed iLemse.:es ofc.nlon
enough to make the highways Of Virginia
one great fortress, aud through ihs.r meats
naked batteries, ambush, and all the va
Eie,ies OF guerilla warfare are, tcyoud all
doubt, settled details of,Le;t policy. From
tue sad experience gained ty thas. two re-
verses at Beilsl aud at FiaIna, two po.a!s
are made clear, in addition to the daug5rs
TO be app.eLo:.dsd :rom en:rus,iug top
to uuskiIled officers. F.Gst, n movement
should be mall along NirsiLil I5-l .-;.i
after careful Reconnaissance, to discover
hiiieu batteries and concealed bodies the
enemy. Second, that the war is no. TO be
successfully conducted By small coufic,s,
such as those d, Betla! aCi Vienna, ta,
that the deliberate, comprehensive policy
Of the General Chic! is the Only sure
reliance. When the rebellion is thorough
ly crushed, it will have been done BY tba
mauG1vrug Of large masses Of troops By
Geu. SCOTT himself, aided by It's eicc,ted
and ex lerlencei offcers -P.KuI MqUtfer.
4 SECEsHEg HUNG.-Den Ayttator:
l hasten 10 give you the true account OF
the late excitement 10 the southern par,
of De.Egr. News reached Us yesterday
tha. s,ceshe, was seeu hanging between
the heavens aud the earth q few mile,
above here. Men started without coats.
hats or shoes, followed by women crying
N fear tha, II might te some .0yei one
who was the victim. Those who rema.tcl
behind waited very auxiou>ly. AT last,
tue party Of discovery came back The
crowd gathered auxiously around for the
report: I'VE LaSteued to the scene Of
bloolshed, aud found hanging between
the heavens and the earth, with the i'll
scrip'iou written over its head, Que Sc.
cesher Safe "a ranlcSaaLc -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
JOHN W. SlMONTON

To The independent Voters of Union coun-
" hi the solicitation Of a number Of nv
friends. irrespective of parry, offer myself
as an lq9,psni.nf Candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Union county; promising. II elect
ei. u discharge the duues OF the ofiice faith
fully. ami 10 The best Of my ability.
Lrvi.Jurs, JGue Il. I,6l. CHARLES = HESS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

CAIRO, June l9.-W. II. Russell, cor
respondent Of the London Times, arrived
here from the South to-day. He says
nothing IN regard to Southern affairs.
He com plains that his correspondence has
been tampered with BY The SecsssionIs.s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Louisville, June ol.-l, is generally
conceded that all the "C Cuiou" c,ndids,es
for Congress ore chosen in tbs various dis
uicts, with ,he exception Of the First Dis
tric,, where II {. Burnett, the Secession
csa li1a.c, is undoubtedly elected
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Mr. Eau-f-pe-G:t L. InrarSh y1as paper
10 recommend JACOB VI. MOIEE. O! Nelly
TT, ..-y among the Feuua Volunteers al
V a,tIuE.1b) A. very suitable ca. Z. ale ior
RepGe>c cGta.yc. Ms. Mover IS a se.Emaie
man. AMI h4s a.Tay. !aheA at active part IL
the Republican TaIiy. NAM IOIIss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
The Reality of Things.

THE .Ssutlern Literary Messenger bit:
of, in a series Of domestic Receipts" thc
way to realize, a, home, at ,rifug expense
the peculiar comforts aud advantages Q.
their most fashionable "GateriDg places,
as follows
Hhte .SaLolrr .Springs.-Tie aroll ot
birthstone under your uose, aud drink free
ly otthick warm water. Break some doubt.
ful eggs in your pockets, and run round
till you are exhausted.
4 Red !Sreet Sprirgs.-Ob:ain some iron
filings, pain; EN- red, pu; EN- in tin pan
or pitcher, and look at EN- in solitary 81
lence. Eat mutton, and go to bed early.
Whisky iulep eigh: times day.
Aicgleny SPrinys.-Sit down on bard
chair in a deep, hot hole, and drink cit
rate of mngues;a and Epson salts. CAN
bic some with dyspePtics.
C2yn,c's Springs. fake the Lyrct-
burg papers, and gaze With melancholy
pcr,inaciiy q: the side Of naked hill.
Whist, and religious tracts.
AH-Haling !SPriny'-Throw a green
tlanke. in shallow pond, and wal!ow in
it, Cut of a strip of blanket, and clap i.
to your ribs. Read old novels and talk to
pious old ladies about death and chronic
diseases Of the digestive tube.
WIS CIrc.-Go in.o tho cellar ct
midnight, feel the edges Of things, and
bark your shirs sgaius. the coal scut;lc.
Sit down on pile Of anthracite, with
,allow candle, aud wonder.
OlEFoiRt Comt5rL-Build kog paain
mu!,paiile; f.l i, with cock.ebGrs ard
,iis;l.s, and call it .r,f-ba-hias. Drink
lad brandy. Don't sleep. Lie down uith
your vir!oEs "ile open, Eaa no clothing
ca. Comc horne with f.---borc IL you,
tLroa: aud oyster shells in your head,
pain in youy stomach, and ten thousand
musquiio bites on your body.
NUsrY BAEELL3.-JIany barrels a.
this season are found 10 have become
must7, aud in that case ere uni. for use.
Put into them a pint of uuslaked fresh
lime; pour thereon one or two gallons Of
a,er; bung up and shake the barrel;
Will. shaking, loosen the hung occasion
lily to give vent; when it has stood from
hree to six hours, pour out and then Iiose
With clean, cold water. If not perfectly
weet, repeat the dose. Usually one ap-
,licstiou will bo sufficient.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

tFE.ier q. CusKtIS. pas:o7 oi the King
WOOD Ba9. ..st Church. Huu:eEian Co, y. j.
vii preach s.it divine permission, thursday
evening next Z! y o'clock. IN the Lewlshurg
Baptist mcci..s- -A1u>s. The psh.tc genera ,
are ahecIi.ua.-.y invited 70 attend.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
Argus please copy.

LINE FOR misunderstanding to the
.Norttrestcra Farmer, the use Of lime
prevents the rarsges of insects. | give
the statement Of J. Baughman, Of West
mOreland county, Pennsylvania, that che
had no. failed iu raising good crops o.
whea, and corn toT the las. twenty fse
years, during all which time be has made
free use Of air-slackci lime-pu.ting from
two to three hundred bushels upon AZ acre
every four or five years-about oDe-half
sown upon the land when the grain is
sown, and the other when the grain i. six
or twelve inches high. He says that be
has never, during the whole Of that period,
lost one bushei Of grain, to his knowledge,
by any bug or insect whatever, while those
of bis neighbors who did Got make use Of
lime were often injured severely by such
causes" He thinks the farmers Of the
ives, fud q remedy for the chinch bug in
the free use of lime, and that he has
grown sound potatoes on lined land, aud
when otherwise they would be worthless
from the rot.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Virginia was the "Mother Of Presi-
dents" but is now evidently pas, Ieariny.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Messrs. EiItors-The time IS approaching
when We are 10 make choice Of person 10
fill the Office OF Associate Judge. know Of
10 ore ts.'er GGai.fet for that position than
:re Hon. JAMES MARSHALL, Of White
Dee. He served Us in tha, capacity one
,erm, - MS cre}j, and 10 the honor OF the
cnrn,y. would therefore cheerfullv recon-
r1cnf him 10 the confederation Of Jh- voters,
IunrIl VOTER OF WEST nUFT.LoE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

@Gcorgc Nickel Sr. IF Kelly TIP, in
this county, says he has taken BAER' ;
Lancaster 1o!E.trrand for OVER FORTY
r1GuT YEARS We doubt whether such
sp uold subscriber" for one paper can be
found often if anywhere
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
PrgIl>HFD srII.NEEkLI--
Tgeslay Morning & Friday Afternoon.

r-1,y lI,rnipr G Friday \ ftprrnnn
-'-''' .,'0,-''7..
r~ Mr.. John No!l requests Us to state
,b,, he i. net a candidate for County
C,mmis.iouer.
,; -. r
,s,rir DESTROYED. Loss, 500 or $500.
O.;,io Of the fire unknown.
.,-,,
~ u'''s -
this e'I1'!'
Lancaster '.'? ' -
Eight Ran !.
al "o'' s1'sl'''''
founa OXEN Il MI; "'''. ----...---.
OR-uopoX The Hudson G1-'''e tells
If little fyur-ycar Old giTl who, while
,spe,,ing the Ca,echism at her mother ;
knee. replied, in answer to the question,
~Wba, did God create: - The earth, the
sun. the moon, the s:ars-aH3 H. stripes.
,,p.-,u...
* 1 "' y " '''' ~, n'1-.',' 49,.
Us teeeh' '',s''" ~ 80 ,','. 1
s'aod Was !" '''o'
hons ID 'De y : y -'s' - a.
Commissioners from this Prcsbytery to
the Assembly. Eev.p J Waller and elders
SB. Barber and ". t lawson voted for
n. S,r;nr resolutions. prYe5maus voted
acaiu.,-aot that be opposed their tenor,
bu, as matter Of ex2edicucy.
rr. r.:,,,.,.
., 49,. -. t.- -
r.
49,. y ,,.Iy-
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tsoo t-.lIeII rs
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"
''"'S "
49, VA - ~
ses-Rev. Joshua Kelly Informs US that
tue Use Of his name fyr the Union" NICE
ting at Uniontosn on e!ec,ion-iay. Was
without bis wish or knowlei .e. lie feels
('Ihs many other reasonable aud resPecta-
he citizens Of NmsFor) that if their old
ir!en1. 10 Brady TIP are content to remain,
they VII! be CAD Of their company, and If
they prefer to return TO Union, 1t Is their
rislt aud privilege SO to &c, without any
m'Ies,ation.
81. K. Gates does he live in BRADY J
lets Pass out OF the sack. The "Oniou
meeting is ''to preserve the integrity Of
LycgD,iag comty." no; Of Hie Union. by
the time Esq Armstrong has explained the
.t.. -, . e. pon
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

rOpLast SGnday moTlihs, tHe IFeGo
Foundry, in Milton, took fire, and was
nearly destroyed. Loss, 500 or $500.
Origin Of the FIRE unknown.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Voters and Fellow CI,,ens Of Union Coun-
": offer myself as candidate for County
Commissioner, for reelection. (>uhlect TO the
Republican Cnnvsnlion.) II YOU nominate
and elect me, shall try 10 attend TO the Office
with cr- Ilr 10 mvself and Constituents.
Kelly TT. Nav -. ~. JAMES PRnss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

r<s-Mr. John NoU rcq1e'ts Us to state
tina, he i. net 4 candidate for County
Commissioner.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

OR-uoDoX III. Hudson G'-.''e tells
of little fyur-year o,i giEl who, while
repeating the Ca,echism at her mother 5
knee, replied, in answer to the question,
~Wha, did God create The earth, the
sun, the moon, the s'ars-aH' H. stripes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-A party Of
As0eIs came up the Potomac river last
light as far as Washington, and attemp-
led to fire tue Long Bridge They were
-Ied upon by our troops, ard four or five
dthem were killed \ number Of other
Aeoe.s were wounded. The remainder,
l'aeteen in number, were taken prisoners,
s1a are now at the arsenal in this city.
-ae Rebels were provided with powder
saa matches for the purpose Of blowing up
'1s bridge, aud setting it on fire. The
''uosr OF persons killed is possibly cyas
geIa;ss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Yellow CilI-ans-I offer myself as a Union
cani,il'e for the cfFice Of sheriff suhlsc, 10
he Union County Convention. II am nom
mated and elected Will discharge The duties
Of the cfice faithfully and with the Rest Of my
ability. Yours ,71ly, G.J.ROHLAND.
N.v - 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

n~The y Nortlun berltud Presbytery at
its receut session IN Dlnvi.le We uLder-
stand was in favor Of Dr. Springs Tesolu-
,ions in ;h. o ;. General Assembly, pr.
J. ". Yeomans excepted OF the four
Commissioners from this pro>bytery to
the Assembly, Rey.D Waller and elders
RIB Barber and ". t Lawson voted for
the S;rug resolutions. DrIe5maus voted
agaiu.'-o5t that be opposed their tenor,
but as a matter Of exledieucy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Ne>srS IGI'CrS-ieTTli. Us TO recommend
JESSE ". WALTER Of Dry Valley as 4 mar
emineayly qualified for County Comni.sioner.
MrW. IS iuEG of strict Integrity. an excellent
business ma1, aud Of the right stripe For
the noble vote given by UGlon township last
fall. le. Us eve her the Commissioner IN the
person Of her worthy sca, ]. VI. Waller.
Nav = T-fl MANY VOTERS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

Fellow Cli,crs, A. ;he reqres. Of many
Of nv friends. | he-ety ofsr myself as 4 can
t.is'e for the Oi-co Of sherif-sntjeci 70 the
decision Of the Republican convention. Should
be nominated and elected. pledge nv honor
70 discharge the tu,.es of SAID office with ere
q, 10 rnvsc,f and the public in general.
NexB..i!7. "sy - l''l C.Its R. ANrEs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
--latest News

L. 5. Troops continue 70 pass over
the Potomac into Virginia.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06

still continues, but the details are
suppressed.
st. Louis, July 1.-At last ad-
vices, jackson was at Stockton with
1000 men.
Alexandria, July mo indica-
ton Of an advance from here.
Fortress Monroe, July An at
tack on Newport News on Friday
night was only prevented by inces-
SAINT rain.
Washington, July 2.-The ship
St. Nicholas was seized by Southern
passengers.
Nodiplomatic appointments will be
considered until afterthe adjournment
Of Congress.
Blair was serenaded last night. In
response to call for aspeech, he call
ed the Maryland Legislature nest Of
copperheads, and spoke tauntingly Of
Southern chivalry amusing itself by
picking off the Federal pickets. He
declared for war till not a vestige Of
the enemy was left abominated com
promise, and complimented Lyon.
Memphis, July 2.-An express at
Little Rock, from Fort Smith, brings
intelligence that Missouri is being
over run by Federalists from Illinois.
The Lincolnites possess the towns on
each side of the river.
Lane and montgomery are march
ing for the Indian Nation,
Springfield is filled with Federalists
intending the invasion of Arkansas
through Fayetteville.
Mccullough has issued a proclama-
ton calling upon the people Of Arkan-
sas to rendezvous at Fayetteville to
drive back the invaders and assist the
Missourians.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
FOR THE DAILY:

For professional and business cards. in
Guiding the Daily paper,) not exceeding
1--WE lines, for II months. $l5--with"ut
rnpcr, $50.
The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own 'n,n.dinr. and
regular business: and til" business ~! an
advertising firm is not considered rs inrliI-
ding that of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irrcGu lar
intervals, : per square tnr each insertion
Announcing candidates for "a District o,
State office. $40; for :, Parish ":ti:e. $40
City office, $5-t" h" paid i'll advance.
All advert iscmeniS for strangers or tran
s!cnt prrs"M>, +" be paid III advance.
Ivcr:iSriucnts not marked on the copy
frr IA specified time, will be inserted ill
forbid, and payment eNarted.
Marriages and deaths will be published
as news obituaries, tributes OF respect, and
:iln,!i,! invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-06
From the Rio Grande.

The Brownsville Flag of the 18th
instant SAYS that letters have been
received at that place from Hidalgo
county, announcing that acts Of out
lawry have commenced in that coun-
ty. 1t is said that party of three
Americans. on the road from Rio
Grande City to this place, were at
tackled, and two Of them killcd----the
other escaped back to Rio Grandc
City. \ Mr.. Sheriff has been shot.
Just above Hidalgo, and now lies in
that place dangerously wounded
The F2aglearns from Colonel Nickles,
of Edinburg. that Mr.. VIM. Sheriff,
Of that place, was shot about the
9TH instant, about three miles above
Edinburg The murder was COM
mitted, it is generally believed, by
Mexican assassins who We're hid in
the bushes.
Three Americans, who started
from Ringgold barracks about the
same time, were fred upon from the
bush by body of concealed Mexi-
cans, near the Las Cuevas rancho,
and two Of the party killed. The
other escaped and made his way back
to Ringgold barracks.
The Flag mentions correspondence
received by Mr.. D. Trevino, Mexi-
can Consul in Brownsville, from his
Government, in relation to the de-
predations of lawless men on the
frontier. 1t is said that these muir
ders We're committed by some of Cor
tina's banditti, and the authorities Of
Reynosa, opposite Hidalgo, have no.
tilted those Of the latter place that
Cortina had himself crossed on to
this bank, between Rio Grande City
and Hidalgo. They propose co-ope-
ration with our authorities in sup
pressing this band. Colonel Ford
has been fully advised, and has been
prompt in taking steps to punish the
offenders.
In Zapata county nearly all the
Maxicans are driving their stock to
the other bank of the river.