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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-25
TThs following letter is from the wife Of H 7

~ The following letter Is from the wife Of II. I
stockvel, Esq:
New Philadelphia, Dee. 81. iS62.
DE-. SHANNON dear Sir dsrire 10 e.prss, IN YOU
the deep gratitude feed for the great benefit have
rived nom your treatment. had become 20 weak and
20 much reduced With frequent hemmorrhage Of the
had become evident to all my friends that without some
speedy relief could not long survive. commenced
WITH your treatment on the lst Of July, 1851. During
me nrst months treatment began 70 perceive tina;
diminished IN quantity; and from that time forward
nave had no hemouhage and Inow enjoy better health
than have for several year,. At the commencement
for restoration TO reasonable degree Of health Ny
expectations IN this respect have been more than real
lied II this should meet the eye Of any afflicted as
vas, can WITH great confidence recommend your
treatment as one Of great efficacy ~ I.~s
Mrs, L. E. srocKwKIL.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-25
DRS. WORKMAN g. SHANNON

MOULD inform their friends in Virginia. Ohio
w Pennsylvania, and the public generally that they
are now at the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-25
M'LURE HOUSE, WHEELING,

for the purpose of treating oil diseases OF chronic
character. Examination and consultation free Call
soon and judge for yourselves Wee wish to see all
cases OF long standing We will give honest opL-
ion in every case, aud will not take any money from
patients without there is good prospect of restoring
them to health.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-25
HARPER 81 BRO.

4 RE now receiving their entire stock of Hats and
u Caps for the Fall and Winter trade, Their stock
OF Gents French Felt Hats, of all coors, is the most
elegant ever before offered in this market
seplltf HARPER g BRO
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-25
SALT RHEUM AND sCALD HEAD.

claim positively 70 every case Of these dis
eases. lhs positive fact, and We Will pledge our
sdYs 70 give 80 to any case Of the kind We cannot
cure ana We generally cure with two prescriptions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-16
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Speak Kindly.

Speak kindly IT'S a simple thing,
Yet bears p wondrous power
Twill shed the bloom OF summer time
Der every darken'd hour.
Twill calm the j4rring chords Of life,
By grief or passion stirr'd;
Like oil upon the troubled waves,
Il kindly spoken word
And they who fought, but yielding fell,
Were wreck'd by passions blindness,
Though falI'n, may yet be won by love
And blessed words Of kindness.
Then let no cold, self righteous spirit
Place love and pity under ban;
Con well this lessons holy teachings,
g Deal gently with thy feIlow-man :"
Speak kindly many q bitter word.
Il thOughtlessiy and Tashly spoken.
And through years of vain regret
Its CALLING chains remain unbroken.
The sweet glimpse Of Paradise,
The truest types Of Heaven above,
Are beaming smiles and kindly deeds,
And gentle words OF lOve--SeIectsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
MEDICAL.
DIR. WM. ID. IlURD,S
DE.H'T.1L REMEDIES!
-ARD-
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
,NsURiko
AND
Curing Teothacae 1 Neuralgia.

Do you wish 10 be blessed with and admitsd
for PkAgLy WuirK and Soend TEITii Use
Or. VIM. Hu,d'> uGrsvaiicd Taaih Pow
W, warranted free from acid. alkai, or ANY In
rious substance. Pace. % cents rer box.
1aJ- BE va ot tho ordinary cheap tooth row
lers, which Written but destroy.
DO yun wish to hc certain that yoar h,eath Il
pure, sweet ,n1 agreeable to hushaad or whichever
or tricnhsf usc Dr. siufd'> celebrated
WOuth wash. Price. 81 cents per bottle.
Thu. ast-iugent wash Is also the best remedy In
tho world Tor Tanker bad Breath. bleeding Gums
Soro Mouth, eto II HAS cured hundreds.
DO you, or YOUR children suffer from Ioothaehe!
Get Dr. llu,d's Magic Outhache Diops.
Proc. Is cents por boitl,.
Arc you afflicted with Neuralgia Get DIR. W
u. llntd's Neuralgia elnstess. Tho most
effective AMI delightful sewedy known.
Ihey do not adhere nor blister. but sooihe ara
charm pain away. Try them. pr,oc. Is and b
rents. Mailed On receipt OF price.
DO Won wish comi lo'e set Of Dental Reno
lies and a Treatise on Preserving Teeth Got
Dr. W. u. Hnrd's Dental Tseasn,y, III.
aeatest and most valuable pr.reGt that one friend
san mako 10 another. Irice, u. Sent by express
on receipt Of PRICE.
For sale IS oil tho best stores throughout The
country.
CAuTIoN-As there arc dealers who take ad-
vantage OF our advertisements to imrase upor
the,r customers inferior preparations II ~ Lccc'-
sary to insist upon hAving what you call for ani
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and
pared by an experienced and scientific Dentist
treasurer Of the New York State Dentists Asso
,iation and Vice President ef tho New York
City Deniei Society.
Address
WIN. d. HURD 4 CO., Now York.
tulyS -dAwtfehlA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
1T SAWS
lime, Labor, Clothes and Money
II will wear for years without repair.

1t will wear for years without repair.
NJ servant can bPeuk IT,.
A chilli eight years old caA operate u.
No ca ion . skill required in its use.
Every Wriugeg with Cog Wheels Is " Ak
RANIED IN .scGy y rlicuIaf.
Inc Uuiyorsai RINGER took tho FIRST rasMi-
CM u SLvor Msial aud Diploma, ut the Io~
io.k state Fair, 1909. IL was pronounced surA-
RiuK TO AL uTaE"s In the " oflda falr ~ Lon
don, 1867, and mas always taken tue Firat RI
uiu,n IN eveiy state ana Sounty Falr wnon ex-
hlOi.ed IN tair oulpetItiun VITA other machines.
Vyders Tor micniues Tor ttIA! may DO lei. al
JxFFsni, Sore, corner oil Fourth Au1 Hrady
streelh, pave port. III. A. NOOhSEs
ian z9-daw2aw3W Ngon,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

THERE are in tho world 333,000,C00
Of Christian 100000 OF jews, 600. 900
900 probes aug some of the Asiatio re-
lg,ons, l5o,0CO,oo0 Of Alahomcdans,
aud 2oo,ooo,ooo Of fagans. OF the
Chris,ians +: l7o,00o,o00 profess the
aetlollc, 10000. GOO the Creek, and
$4,000 900 the Protestant creed'.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
SoUnd rEsncipies.

From oil directions, The Journal Of
Commerce says it has gratifying assur.
xnces Of the increase OF truc cont ervA-
tive sentiment, and the desire and de.
termination OF the people t. sustain the
Constitution and tue Union.
"rhe Constitution must be sustained,
supported, defended a, the supreme lsw
Of the land. The specious doctrine tina,
an enemy Of his country has forfeited
light to claim the protection Of its
C,usli.ulion is her,sy 10 he every
where PIT down. The murderer may
claim sli The protection OF the law lac
has outraged and violated The lynch
law decfln; that man who is notor,-
ous.y guilty oil great crime may b.
nung without oon,ictien. is no law ioi
u. Our own ives and property AT.
dependent on enforcing sl~a,s AID CIV
eiywhere the right OF tue CRIMINAL, tn
murderer, the par,icide, the traitor, 70
all those formal projections which the
Cohstitu: on throws around the accu cd,
whether innocent or guilty. Abandon
this prino,pie, and We have mob law
Deny enemies other country any right.
IN Ter the Constitution, aud yon ut one.
encourage tire violeuse oil mi u. les.
and Abo,tionists here aud conservative:
there wolld be sdjudged traitors hy
The mob, and hung 10 spite Of protestn
tons Of 10, atty.
N DC snaiay the Constitut OF, conscl-
va,iss men keep practically before them
the support Of constitutional officers.
The worst possible fate that could beiail
the country would 10 break in the
constitutional succession OF Presidents.
The most dangerous riot in the North
WAS that plot devised by radical men in
New York 10 supercede Mr.. Lincoln,
which progressed much farther than men
may imaglnc. Its history will perhaps
come out before long. Mr.. Lincoln is
the constitutional President, and will re-
main so, # he lives. till the 4th OF March,
1865. lilo is recognized as such 10y
every loy,l American, and no conserva-
tive man viii. haze any connection with
leagues, plots, conspirac:es or plans for
revolutionary purposes looking to
freak in the succession OF American
Presidents. We trust the day OF such
ideas is over. The insanity of radical.
Ism alone conld seriously look on such
propositions with favor.
Tho n .inlenauee and supremacy of
law every ~here is another conservative
principle. We ignore the so-caled
higher law doctrine. We deny the
right Of every man to erect his conscience
into a law higher than the law Of his
country. That doctrine ia not to be
pealed on the one hand to justly re-
setance To government and lis demands,
nor on the other hand to justly mobs
aud popular violence nominally In the
interest OF the government. No illegal
act can be 10 the n,eres, OF government.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

Larger sp.,e charged 1t the rate OF s1.5o
each xiJiuoA al square,
Fur q nAlf square, two-thris Of tn sbov.
rates;
nu.iness Cards not to exceed d lines, $40 o. POI
annuA;
For sch change On additional Oh arge OF 2ooent.
per s4u ere will DO made.
large ats charged doablo tho same dimension
Of type.
lo1s!y .ivsrtisiag eessssets will b ualssstoo
70 app ,tricuy 10 the u ediate business u III,
dvsr.isei, anu ali other advertisements sent IN "
the iverIlser will be charged extra.
A iyer.tss IL eats not accompanied With instrn.-
tionA VIII % ,ns irLel 1ntii torD1 and charged O.
cordinsly.
+ uCoaAi aoticss cha: ed for at the rate Of 10
cents p,rline, or ekEt words, AMI SPECIAL notice
q ~ ceats pax IlHe, " ~ csats = Ane per week.
All a,ticss tor eeli sious AM benevolent pla
poses Vi Aay KIM waAt,oevsr, Vi ordinary length
s1,ept sin gle Announce nents OF marriages ant
de Ata., aArxsi 70 ceats per insertion.
Alvert.ss Asats from ABROAD must be PAID for
snpar,a3iy sa odvanse, unless from approved
Agents
Cou:raess for yearly advertising tsrminble
the r:lon Of slvortsers, they paying IN alvanc.-
ment Of IS per ce al. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
y per cent. advance the above rates, and kept
% OF I'd pssSs, rs per cent. advance on regular
sAtss.
Aitrsnsient advsrtlsenonts must be paid for u
sdvsnce.
Advertisements inserted in weekly on reasona-
RICHARDSON, WEST + co.
GlZEtTE COMPANY.
AEaKY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

LeUirA bLk.-The Eqlitaoie-Ths Equita-
BILE L,ie-Eqa,tabie Life Assurance The L q1i-
"A 10 Life Assurance Society vi the United
,ta %.
OFFICE. : Office on Bra iy street-on Brady
,ueet, below tbs Post ON o-third door below
The rost Office 50 Brady street.
VIZ. ROSS 4 Gov. +. Rose d Co.. agents
w I. Ross i Co, agents of the Equitable.
ian oft
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
J. At Manufacturers Prices.
Solid GofH Goods.

>rRING THE MKT TWO WEEKS WILL
ell at Inc actual cost Of manu- acture, my
-, ~ sold Gold Goods. consisting Of P.ns sci
.iia Iva, Mosaic. Coral, Enamel, onyx aud Colo,
:, me la,e.t style; Brscsles Of solid Gold; Cold
i.ocks,s. q Id II anting Chronometers, scarf Fms.
sh.,os hi, o., Sea Q, -lccve PuttoDs, STUDS,
...am",a Pins, loo b Picks, Panels. Every ar
,;.I. i. vsrrau,ed u solid y I'D. and viii be soid
:, ,hs scru cost Of manulsclure. Be sure and
'-''' CURKY'S. 81 Brady st.,
- sz-x 3slVsea - aad -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
Election .VUficC.

<1OrICE - HE y n, THAT AT
~ the ensuing auhuii CITY lection, winch Is
. De mol len Oh tue lin day ut April, 1868, ~ tbs
ever. ,earfs OF the cuy 81 Davenport, more aio
. o. ., ed the ioilomi ( Cry ,fi .ers, to-wil;
une ,yor vi tn,,tJ vi Davenport
Que .i,y Marshal.
One Cuy Clerk.
Jne Ciy treasurer.
Uue Ponce Magistrate.
Aptouo AL l.rm.ni Tor each ward.
Attest HGAal i.rELBr>Cll i,
u Ii "A I'll Clerk oil the Cisy OF Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
NOTICE.

To !. CASTOR, Iii idleson 4 Lyon, J. Nusselman,
Mary Da,ly, Thomas lArwVoi, james Dai. II
siId Amos fiefeo:
Wan are leteby notified, in accordance with u
II direction Il the Cry COUNSEL OF the WY o.
p~v.n pvrt, given III the Regular meeting oil .aio
CouLcii. March sth. 1873, u the andersgned Wy
MARSHAL Of said c.ty, that you are required 10
lay. or cause 10 be laid, side walk z ieet 10
wioth, ON the south SIDE OF Loo 81 street, FROM
rarnam Street west 10 brady street, IN The City
az il.x,noort. ana ii sad side walk is not land
with,n IN. week from this ds . she same VIII bt
laid at your cost ana expense; ro,.pn
Marshal Of the City oi Da'eapoH.
March G:h 1868
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
CARDS.

4. W. IL. BAkEk, n. ~,
TDHY SIClAN AND SURGEON. oFFlCE n
Port Office building. Residence on fhth
ssssst, between brady and Perry streets, ven
-. - lnovI9-d&wtf
DN, J.. e. PA .SKEK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ufsIoh,
No. I FRANKLIN Blocx, % .ond floor, BRADY ST.,
bet ween Sec nj aud Tuirj, Davenport, io~a.
kesiuenc,, corner Ninth and lac Clare SIS.
lsel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

IRE uNDEk,l med Is NOW sELLlNG
/ Cno,ce Ne. srra: " neat -Four atao 3
Der barrel, ana a r0uucttoa "a ~ cents IS nadt
,ur relurnud uarfei. t.oiGv Oli Auiocf 'out a.
- .o a! KIND. Vi tsei constantly on haIi
ne Invest Tates.
Z. l.. DAWSON,
No 81 BtAly street, bel seen 81 ana An,
f.plidf p4youpJ I, Iowa.
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AS,IaN. Els SALE.

nURSUAAT TO IN order sG the District lGnt
q, ott counl,. iowa, Ma - anu entorcd ~
% t.otuary ,siu, 1913, t-oieui, 40 hc,eoS
.t,o uv..cv Ia a, IA iront VI HIudef Df > 10
.vr chop gu Man stree IN Davenport, LOWE -
he .ltu u - vi Apiil, a -. 1900, at ~ D4itcA
ii vi "a dey, / VI ssl 10 tnc highest ano Gee
liuI.r or can ,De LeIe.nAl or described Ve.soh-
Il property, tI-"it.
40. ,lic.h.us machines old aoparators an-
/ nurse power / u.st; suiKy, harness.
nnI Immediate y tn> rcaI to-, NJ the d"o' ol zoe
U.uf, =, ouse, IN D.senplTt all TIE notes "+d &c
sou..ts now III my tnis juc !to-i 'a''o.s phrie'
% sild cstate y, Dsuder bto., b~ihg tue u"Idhc'
al assets ut D.ud.r Il Bro Remaining ~ my hand
IS ASST nee. uuuis posed Of. All vi ~h'cA eau H.
seen al NV v,ii,s "a Pos. Oihco Block, Doiw eeI
now aud the day vi saie.
W. A. HOSFuKD,
Assignee OF BAui n BRO.
Davenport, Iowa, MaIcn II, lso5.ZJs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

uN. u 60. " .ncI Am,
TsIYSIUiAN AM SUnGEoN. .FFlCE-
in room directly over the Post Oih,e.
Or. uE,. ". McGAxNs residence. east sice Of
Bfsty, second DOR IRON corner 0. 9th.
ian y-,iVtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
len Dollars Reward.

OsT. on FRIDAY LAST. LARGE,
IL WhiIe Setter Dos-livor c,iore1 head anu
sar. mottlei Lo.o- liver colored spots on the fore
.sp.- answers to the name OF 'ank.
will ply ten dpl airs for his delivery "s the
,tore Ut uuieht d sears. on Perry street, DaveH
fm,t2i WIN. McNANUS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
Esom..sv GMd Fcnss0sss.
81 {, IL Z y 4 4
xEEy.Y.|'<. .H.fCkHVE.

rs,s;s MACHINE MAKES FOUR DlEyERFNT
;,cnss ana r.ls the ciotE either right OF
al. a tie operator ny dosns. sevs very
,.si.i |, sasv !. operation aud a.DOss ncisrles:.
= I. ,.i!y protsetsd ~ letters patent, an. saeh
n. -.;n. Arrarted :" tee pnrchsses,
-..bire ) III he richly repaid BY IN essnlaalo
. - u' MISS r Il. CiI.GMAN.
Re1m 10 4 fup st,ir'l. Forest iii,oE' .cc'nss
vs r. nj ThirA streets. Davenport, A.w-.
may<.U
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

Comprising full and impartial account Of tho
Uriyia and Progress u The l,ou1ilcn, tao variou'
M, al and military engagements, end lie .ae.oio
deeds perform o / ny A11.ius and individuals, ana
.ou .ning oeen.s A tho Eicia, Camp, Aospita
Aal IApIn,
BY JOHN ). C. ABBOTT,
Author OF the "Mothera Home" "life Of Ma
Pol-on,' "history OF The French heyou,ion,
etc.
lllu ,tratei with Diagrams and humorous Steel
ElsIavin-s of DaItio .oceoos, ani i5.tra1ls y
Uls.AU, utsAej Men BY tas Usst Ariists IN amer
CD. Al ~li, DO issued Ia i~o .O,a, octave Noi-
1mes ui over 80 pages eaol. good agent
wanted 10 soil ,A,e History IL each cyaa.y ~ t-e
state .! Illinois. Apply 70 orald.esS
GLaitht 4 CO,
Indiana polls Ind !. or =. .Ilngneld, Ill
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-23
Backing Down.

One Of the pleasant features Of the re-
cent Union successes over the Copperheads
in the Northern States. is the decided
change in the tone of their organs---the
Coppcrhead press. a few weeks ago they
were all for peace on any terms" Now
many of them are for peace only through
the force Of Federal arms. In this work
Of crawiishing. the New York World took
the lead. and has been followed by the
smaller Try. The Buffalo Courier--hith-
erto not behind the most virulent---has
suddenly come about, and 3 fast retreat
ing from its fatal policy. It says, in late
issue:
''The organization Of peace party in
the present condition of National affairs,
will be found an uphill business, not like
ly to prove profitable to politicians who
engage in it. The result of elections.
where the issue of the vigorous prosecu-
ton of peace has been presented, have not
been so favorable as to encourages further
experimenting in this direction"
The construction Of a new and more war
like platform lefore the fall campaign,
viii prove necessity which the Democra-
cy will hardly resist. if they would escape
utter humiliation
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-23

der that soldiers become enrsged at them.
One principal part of their business is to
slur the wives of soldiers, while the soldiers
themselves are away. and ii possible en-
barras them so that the soldiers may be in
duced by their suffering to quit the army
and go home. My imagination fails to
conceive place mean enough to suit their
real character. l could not consent to
send them to an orthodox hell. for l wo'd
not so insult bis Satanic Majcsty's internal
subjects. 1 think the only place fitting
for them would be Richmond. Virginia, OF
Charleston. 5. g. They need not feed
themselves with the vain hope that they
have many, or l might say any friends in
the army Of the Cumberland. They are
like hens teeth,-few and hard to find.
But probably have written enough fol-
the present. Hoping that just God may
deal with the traitors of Marshall County
Indiana, according to the enormity of their
heinous crime. am, with all good Union
men, A friend to my country.
DANIEL w. JACKSON,
of Co. d, I'D Ind. Reg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The Poison Working to the Surface.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 20, go.
The excitement has abated to great
extent in Hendricks county. The force
sent there last night report that the armed
bands have dispersed and gone home. The
three companies of home guards will be
able to keep down any further disturbances
IN that county. Warrants have been is
sued for the arrest of all parties engaged
in the disturbance on Saturday.
In Brown county matters do not look
SO encouraging. Prosser has been re-.
moYed to his residence at Georgetown. and
1t Is said that he is surrounded by a num-
Der of armed men. who swear that he shall
not be taken. His thigh bone is said TO
be broken.
A Union man was killed. yesterday, in
this same coanty, by one OF these ban $ of
Jayhawkers.
Prominent and leading Den,ocrats from
the adjoining counties have gone to Brown,
to counsel Submission to the laws, and pre-
vent further bloodshed.
Prominent Democrats who were not mem
bers, and doubted the existence of the
Knights of the Golden Circle, now de-
nonuce the organization. and say that it
must be put down at all hazards.
a Union meeting in Brown county, lad.
was broken up. Oh Saturday. by a party
OF the knights ofthe Golden Circle, I'M
der the leadership of Lewis Prosser, ex
member Of the Legislature.
Prosser and man named SNYDER camc
al med with rifles aud revovers, and threat
ened to shoot two Sergeants there. for ar
resting soldiers. Sergeant Daniels took
Prosser's gun from him, when the latter
drew a pistol and shot Daniels deal
Pr0sser in turn was shot and severely
wounded by Capt Cummings. who was al
dressing the meeting. Snyder also fired
at the other Sergeant. bnt missed him.-
lie has been arrested an ! brought here.
n sufficient force has been seut to arrest
all the parties concerned.
Another difficulty occeurel at DanvilIe,
Indiana. on Saturday. between party of
the Knights of The Golden Circle and I'm
ion men, in which 1--WE men were woladcd
Ono mortally.
The General commanding has issued Or
dcrs. declaring the *. g. C.'s to be public
enemies, and to be dealt with as such. lie
also cautions people against tn, use of but
ternut and copperhead badges.
Sirout the dsserter, who killed an officer
while attempting his arrest, will lie tried
by cont mart al this week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-23
Liter from Mexico.

New YORK, April 2l.--Th~ New Or
leans Era has news ria Matsnzas firm
Mcxi-o. to March 9th. IL was sail that
the French that day male general alta. X
on Puehla, and were lerulsci 10 beyond
Cholena; that the victory of lie Nirxirans
is complete: that the French lost .ixiy can
non and 5000 men. 1t is reported tina,
the Mexicans sent 40. 900 men to ocu, v
Orizaba. Official reports from General
Ortega. published in Mexico. having bcen
relieved from General C.monfoit, state
that the Frsnrh suffered a terrible defeat,
and gives particulars OF the action. Pue-
bla was mnch damaged 10y the French by
shells. The Mexican loss was only sixty
men.