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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
The Law Of Newspapers.

II subscribers neglect or refuse % tsko
their newspapers from the Office 10 witch
they are directed, they are held response
Jlo until they have settled tbs Lills ard
ordered them discontinued.
If subscribers move 10 ether pleces
without informing The publisher. and ths
newspapers are sent tO the former dirsa-
ton, they are hold responsible.
Tho Courts have decided thst refasing
TO toxic newspapers from the cnce, or N.
moving and leaving them uneslled Zoe. V
prima facla ey deneo Of intentional trsud.
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OF REsEI oficers and soldiers, 10
large numbers. have come Into Newbern.
N, c., and accepted tho Prssieenl's par
don.
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the tas,e. It IL not yiolent temedy, but emollsn
warming, searching and effective, eat be taken BY
the oldest person OF youngest child. - - .
MADAME ZADOC PORrER5 CURATIVE
BAlSAM isro new tnd untried me dicine, br. has
been used by the public for the past ten year, with
Unparalleled SUGGEST and ~ acqUired its present
ten,ive and asely Increasing sale, SIMPLY by being
recom ndei bV those who rave used u 10 their al
nicted friends aud others.
IFYOU HAvEA COLD, II ever 30 slight. do not
fail to give the BasAm a tal n the very low pricc
at which II issold; bring, u in the reach OF every
one that'th,y may always keep " convenient for use
The timely use ofR2 25 cent bottle viii often prove
to be worth one hundred times its cost.
Do not be put off with any other. Ask for MAO'
AME ZADCC POR1ERS COUGH BALS AN. In
sid on having II, and tNke no other " you- Drug
gist does not have IL, have him send and get II Tor
you. . - -
e-y- SOLD NY Alt DRUGGISTS AT rs AND
SO CENrs pei BOTTLE.
HALL g. BUCKEL, Proprictors,
2lS Greenwick Street, NeD York.
November y, lsG3 e-lyr.
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or Aremus Ward, the gr.ts shs~.
man," wss drafted in Williamsburg ~
estsaua county, Me-. and be hss Isiled
10 port ~ tsseaAarter slthsr 10 p<s
son or by substitute. -,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

or PAHr Of the Russisn fset viii
winter Al Annapolis, the rest taking
cruise 10 the West Indies.
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GOES
CouGh Bal9an.

= =
over Eve thousand bottles have been sold in its ma
tive town, and not single Instance offs failure 1,
known.
We have, in our po'session, any quaniity Of cert
fcates, some of them from eminent physiciaas, who
have used II In their practice, aud given 1t the pre-
sminence over any ot,eT compound.
Il does not dry up Cough but oosens II, ns tC
eusble the patient to eNrecloTate freely. Two VI
three doses VI srHbly cure tickling In the throat
A half bottle has often completely cured the mos
Stubborn Cough. and yet. though IL Is ~ sure AM
speedy in its operation, Il IL pefertly harmless bel
purely vegetable. II u very agreeable to the taste
and may be adm Mustered 10 ch' ldfsn Of any age.
In eases OF Group we will cuarsutse uTe, II
taken In season. No family should be " ithout IL -
ms ~nniu tue reach Of uf the prlce being oniy 70
cents.
And ifan investment and thorough trial does moi
" back up " the above staement, the money will b.
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits, and fee
confident that one uial will secor for 1t home In
every household.
DO not waste away with Coughing, whom so sma
an investment will cure you. II may he had NJ any
rsprctable Druggist in town, Who will furnish you
with circular Of genuine certificates Of cures IL hA,
made.
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CTApAIRAL FARxAsuT Ia - tuks
commend oftbs Eastern blockade sPuOd.
ron,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

OF II 10 well lor nan 70 bs Z vie u
o. ths same time hs sln,tthirs bs,,sr'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

The curative Dalsam
10 wauauted. ifu,ed &c
cording 10 directions, to
eute IN AL eases, Coughs,
Colds, Cronp, WhoopinR
Cough, Asthma, and al
aiisciions Of the rhtoat
and Lungs.
MADAME ZADOc
PORrER'S BAL.sAMis
AfuRELY vgGArABtEEN.
fEcroEASr prepared sith
great care and scientific
shill, from = combination
Of the best remedies ths
vegetable king, ON AZ.
fnrls. Its remedial Quail
lilies are based on iis
rows' assist the heaithy
ard vigoroas circulslion
ofthe blood through uhs
lungA Il enlivenl the
mus les and sssisfs the
skin TO perform the duties
offsl ulating the heat Of
the system, aud in gent.
ly throwing N the waste
! substance Gom the tuf.
1 face ofthe body II loos.
ems the phlegm, ihdnces
|, nee splitting and will be
found very agreeable to
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Work done promptly, according to
the latcststyles, warranted to give
perfect satisfaction, and at the low
est prices. Long experience in the
business and being prepared to at
tend to a calls promptly, solicts
a share of patronage of the Ladies
of Tiffin and surrounding country.
Oct. 30, 1868. 4-3m.
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@. G.. CLARK s. Co.,
WHGLEsALE DnUGGIsps,
NEW HAVEN CONN

Proprietors.
For sale by Druggists in city, country, and every.
where. FoTsNle al Wholesale, BY
u. s. BARNES & CO., New York,
GEO. Z. GOODWIN a CO., Boston,
LuNE, ECNSTElN o.,CineiI natl.
November 20, lsC3. 7--Bm
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New and Fashionable

and will be sol I at the lowest possible rates cul'
the fine iewelry and Piano Rooms, No Commercial
ow, TifIin o. tmi) WILLIAM GALLbP
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MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,
Price 25nnd so Cents per Bottle.

The best, and Cheapest and most effcctusl
Remedy for COUGHS, &c., the world
has ever produced, Purely Vegcta-
bic contains no MINERAL, or
other DELECTRIOUS Drugs.
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MRS. !. M. BODLEY,
MiIliner & Dressma ker.

Moth Rooms, Cd Floor, Hedges
Ne.o Block, Washington Street,
Tbfn, Ohio.
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our San Junn Del Norse Corr~spontasnce.
SAX JuAs DEL NcRrE, Nov CO. 1894
Aci,riv OF the Passenger 7radt--The Northg ne
Corst- Reo,eings Orer Mr.. Lincoin's Eicsnon-Nsca-
rdguo Fashionable Movements, dc, dc.
Tho steamer Golden Rule arrived from NsA York with
upwards Of three hundred passengers ro, for san
Frspcisco, yesterday morning at dylign and ,hey wsrc
NJ once dsemb .rssd despatched Tor San Juan de'
sur The fret s,esnboat load Of passengers rom san
Fsncsco reached bore last night euAro going on ooard
the Golden Rio write. The caisncc sshers are ss'd
TO DO about hit hundred ain exusc,ed during the
day and vii hurried on for Naw Yosk Without DELAY
The route a. row ~ eyceiicut osder rnd with tooresJ.
C. Woods al the hesd 81 aGarpou tA s,hrus The ZEN.
IRA, Aasr,can Transit Company bids fair to oc'vai
tho celebrated route vita I'Anssna- +.
We nave tu.t p.ssed throcgh heavy ''ncrthsr such
M las no, beer experi.u,sd hcs for numssr Of years
The gale Listed nearly me days, blowing dwn several Of
IN. native buis housss In the town but Fortunately
doing but little du'nsss ,
On the arrival q tho Golden Rule The resu OF your
reosat presidential election becs1he known, an the
sraatest eScttsUeut prevailed 10 the town large
crowd of s nations resident hee collected tcVehev OBJ
tanned psfmssicu OF the Goccrpcr, and paradins the
httlo brass sx Iourder which does du'v On all
cyful OCCASIONS. gave round or twenty as
salute 70 the reelected President OF the United - res ~
the conclusion OF woich nine cheers, or thr.- times
tprsc, vev sysp yith voices which gave evidence y
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Lss rOoL-Satn.shlp Al lca AZ Bos.on-C Y horne,
pRs aud child; Nav kin on Miss accure M aud Mrs
M~sulfe Mrs NicNpso, chi "a. infant ana nur master y
sNephsfd, wr SrnhAst Ar M~nzie.. 10 u n u Adams.
Scett Mage. nArles Groushert. biefses, y VA
Nr kharp, ~ BE lcheti, Mr GLren. r Irnnhns y
tst0n, Mr. Gurfcr ~ towe4. Jr. G. " Kemp y Dunnug
Narrtsod Frt Cru eld Master Irlarld, Miss Norman
h l. Mcsnrtney, Mr. Ksser r Dabeff. Mrs Dobe
us q Plsro--1s ftufa fiAlifsx--Mr FethrrcA and
t5thsr uoafi, AZ spd Ms sapnders Ar and MIS- small
lettes, Mrs IRE Ion daughter Marer Burton, Nfs
- .saagh, h Bruoks, trsn 4 Il selyes Mrs MeLc,
I'd tsso tspgiHers. apis Deasnnrc Coomee, Mrs
r,te NJ Barber stalk. Mr. Kup1iEe, MI Gundct and
AZ MOO uire-& JtAl ca,
Joser, twc MISSES Sodse 4 Polit Huchns A. David.
zen. Gross W Ss-sa.C Saddle. Capt. newton Dono.
Asrirst,t-s ga . alp Shaupon7 X Mcdonald, wife
wfs Michel W Graigin MRS riss-oa ana ghtsr.
DC nouslop. crawford Ccilius, y " Rushton, wife
and two chNdrsns a ~ whitney. Captain Bradbury,
Nssa y. s.ss,n. N hevsrai. = wsssies. " dover
" Stevens, Russel q ". Klng- A q Buriwel BAY,
A u Bchatds, Baker W u Kelly Kelly. n " Love.
.,as shsv. r Jehn.,a. Earl II colt, n Alden b
&c tss.yts
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THE srAsIsH-PERuyIsN WAR QUESTION.

Oar Lisua COrsespomdoncc.
LIMA, Nov. %, 1864
fpstaatson OF me Seuh American Congress L,ma-Ts
Day Cbserred as Special Hoidds--D,crmsmcd Act,on
1he Po,rian Consre's-7Ae Unimatun 70 ma SSan'sh
Naval Communicable Prssdea OF Terra Cdtld Iron
w Consress 10 Resicn-Toat petucnon Of the spanisA
Frieats Tirafo o. TIE ChdncAa hlcnds Ly Fiye-An
attack Probable Uron the BaIdsce Of the .Sqsddron-
Commercial Matters, DC.
The public excitement Of the last fortnight has been
somewhat Increased special manner by the solemn
installation OF the south American Congress- which TOOK
place on the 18th inst, after several previous pre-
partory sessions entered urcn with the object Of agree
Ing the OF the end desired ard the posi-
bity Of realizing The measures proposed. The penpo
tcntiaries represented the republics a Bova Chile
Arge tine Confederation Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and
Venezuela, and the day observed as q holiday
and dedicated to public rcjoicings IN the shape
OF unanimous congratulations, fireworks and ilumI
nations, 10 which the snips OF war In Csao
joined In fancy display, each dcirg honor TO tho
fat Of hs neghbor In tho approved spirit or fraternity.
The present Congress of Republics tie nrst that has
been definitely Organized, though others have been pre-
viously proposed 10 wit-Thst OF 1896 In Panans for
against SPAIN and that OF s4T Ia Lima, against
the morarobica combinations OF Gsaeral Flores OF tho
Ecuador and the exouecp crstina OF Spain and which
ultimately frustrated by England These Congresses
propose 10 rep' esebt securiJ, liberty aad peace ~
Unor opposed 10 most oftb bygooe CoDsressrs Of
Enropc that OF vcrons, which stipulated obed
ence to ope, suppression Of the liberty
press ana representative monarchy In favor Of despot.
ism TIE actual morarchs not supposed cxpress
the same ffess amid the order Of things bui DER
acts arc stin otter very snilar st the rswsr OF
might over right and stii OF tbss Inc old
tune or "rivnc rght" ,,a.
General Bsrran has arrived Minister om the repub.
Ic Or Guatemsi, and Ion Mnrispo Aroscmana u OK.
pected Minister FOR the republic Of salvador The gov
eramsuts NJ tie states o. ce, Anc lea have denied
ali intention Q; Joining Mcsc ,otsr us system Of
govetnme.t nd are deter .iir d pom maintaining tho
republican esm The speech OF Gsnorsl hiire. the Prc
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K e N r U O x Y.

The Great State CoAvcation-Ths POPu-
lar vsfce OF Kentucky 10 Determine
Between slavery and Freedom, &c.
OUR FRANKFORT DESPATCH.
FR4syfoRr, KY, Dec. 20, 1885,.
Aside from military matters Of high consideration,
there subject cresng stir and attracting at
tenon nearly all the counties OF the Stato II relates
to tho contemplated meeting OF the Union State Conven
ton at Frankfort the 4th day OF January next, the
same day on which the Legislature to reasonable The
Convention is 70 DO regarded the light meeting Of
the loyal peopcof the State to together Tor the
best interests OF the Commonwealth. II Initiative
to follow In the steps Of Maryland ques.
tion OF slavery. 30 important meeting this Is
garded has been held in the State Some who
know say that the future welfare and prosperity Of
che Commonwealth will to limited extent. hinge
upon the decisions OF this Convention. Us certain that
the deliberations Of tho Convention will be Of grave
character to keep In several days. The at
tendance wall from appearances be very large and tho
railroad lines have been requested and will. no doubt
Afford delegates tickets at half price, 20 make thu travel
70 Frankfo easy Many will attend who favor tho
movement, and hence there may be angry dsSussious
and. Perhaps some disturbance 1t viii be Cony eni0n
which viii Affect by its decisions tue interests o. oil
classes II Is designed present to the people OF
the state policy by which the loyal onss are willing 70
be guided in tue future Ono OF two things will be
commended by those who are 10 consttute tho Conyen
emancipation by State action, accommodation
Copgrec3 the velceiof boloya people or the ate
that Kentucky s 10 condition ready 70 stand by tho
constitutional adjustment Of tho peculiar Institution
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very few persons among the crowd were affected with
weak lungs
Governor soenz likewise called and congratulated
the United States Consul the reelection OF Mr. Lincoln
In Short the whole day devoted to reocings and In
the evening evident enough that but lew persons
were otherwise than may di,gre. - - -
We have N port French brig, laden with valuable
cargo destined for Hsvrs; two schocnerr lust arrived
from New York. belonging TO the Transit Company the
nesmtns Wright, an Italian brig and several osher
smaller crafts.
On the sve.ne q the l7h inst two splendid weddings
took paoe = tho United States Consulate The FIRST
couple shitched up" by Consul Cotref were Mr.. j. J.
Andeas Of the largest merchants OF the place. and
Miss Lizzie N. Potter formerly OF Philadelphia. The
names Of tho other happy couple could not learn.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
EIavrled.

Mavrled. a..st-t
DAwscx-RA>sLzYs--on Monday, Decsnbsr 20. by shs
Rev. 1T. Freeman. coB H. DAWSON. of the clay of New
rk 80 Miss AAkv RAssInr, daughter Of Tn. Rassssy
Esg .ct Patterson, v. !. gn e sf n falR
FLLEox-iIoLxHs-0n Sunday, Docember IS, By the
Rev Wm. R.ss, DAVID s. ELLIsoS to Miss SARAH A. /,
second daughter os thu late 2adoci H. Holmes x.
FkIrz--R,oKs.In this city, on Sunday. fecember IS.
BY the Rev. Ira A. stewsrd H. H., JonS FRux, Jr, to
Miss ADA uso0gs> both Of this city. se
Franc,sco.tCa) ana Liverpool (Eng3 papers please
cory. n #aFes
.rwEpo-H.a~rycroS s--HARRIssrS.-fn
brooklyn, on wcdnesdsy, Dccsmoor 81, by the Rev
J. f. Rork-sl MS. JosFta Cut ~spa. o. Bro K.
lyn 10 Mss LcussuA oldest daughter VI X. B. Har-
riuatne, fsa. ~ tic same tirne, b. the sAms, Mr.
s,YcpaE X. INGALLS,, Of Norfolk Va, to Mas MARY
youngest dssbtcr ely. Harrington, Lao. No cards.
IHoxAs-M Ar,NE AT jersey City, on Sunday, Decom-
Der L. bv tho Eov w. Tuuison, FEEDHsICE }. THOMAS
THEEr.A EsTcg ncice OF ". T.. Themas, Esq., OF New
ark, wssne county, New York.
Wayne and Schohars county papers please COPY.
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B.ooktyn CITY News.

TVS cArIUKg ~ shvssAs-Ths laes OF the Brooklys
city Hail and C,ar, House ~ere displayed yesterday
opor or the capture " savannah BY Genera sherman
TEE PRovoer MSEsaAs Oyiig Six clerks employ ed 10
The Provost Msrshss oce Of the THIRD district Erook
IN, we're dmchsrged 90 Sstrdsy, In sccordspce with
rders from head Iuarlrs leaving thrse 20
10 the business o. tie coming draft Those discharged
re With Two sxcetttope orfpped soldiers
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Correossas she Earsl menss.

am sx'y odd years Of age andresids IN the FA dis.
trcs this city, mot enroIicd ,sss sprius ~ the
ard OF enrolment, bus this wsex osaisd bE
one Of the esrons officers appointed Blythe SUPERVISORS
Who Insisted taking my usme, &c, ego aad all,
who told ne 60 TO tho frovose
Msrfhsl and get exempted. Well went there. The
Marshal told me enrolled bis boclrs sheets,
and that must have fallen in with man who did noe
and duty. AID thought too: but sucA
the fact II the that Is "a be put Iaprao
trs think tho last viii be thar the first.
am satisfied tho committee should know tie kind
OF they nave ~ work.
CITIZEN OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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ro,ies xass.iig. n CO.

nrsuoxxsT Posrsa ARRssrrp--AIfsCD kscErsGs o.
skurxx 0ooDs-Aifted Hopper, cslored msu, vino for
about tws-y past has been employed - 1orse In
enc psper warehouse Massss Howeii = ca. M. -
ands street, yesterday arrested by officers Daao
and Reynolds Of the rwsatysixth precinct. charged
With having at various times stolen Wall paper toa large
amount and sold the 10 Cyrus Thomas, no. 140
Spring street, Charles Dsshoussr Ne 60 Orchard street.
and Harriet Wilson, colsred, ls Thomas gtress. The
suppnston beng thsss parties purchased the wall
paer ing tbs have besn stolen BY HoppeS.
officers Damn Reynolds took@hem Into custody % ths
II receiving goods. In the house ~ ThUao
found express wagon load OF the ssoloa
goods which idcutihed By ct the members -
Arm their property. Az the accused parties
sakcu Justice hogan. and committed shspOh1
Tor examination. ..... Ely. ss.. f4
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the NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.

Rumors - 1ncendfary Designs Againss
Chicngo-Dccisivo Measures 30 DO
Taken, Sc. aesa 8o .far fnse
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. TO- 1884.
General Hooker Is n receipt Important information
n relation rebss designs against the city Of Chicago.
reported thst rebels inspected with evil
designs Windsor In the direction OF Rouses Point
IL 10 known that tnere ID quite large body Of sympa
thizers al Windsor who are engaged 10 the Manufacture
peculiar kind oare Tor the purposes OF ncondaris
Designs against Crtcags are regarded a. fixed fact.
many railroads converge At that city th-titis possi
bic for the rebels throw into it twenty hourS
fully two thousand ipUend!ari8s .eg .-g.. l-giee
II reported General Hooker has said that any
rebel gang from Canada and buros attempts 70
any portion Of Chicago, town 10 his defart
meut he will pureus until he captures tbom,
even IL IL De the Of the Canadian capital itself
Dispatches daily received from friends 10 Canada.
which plainly show the fears OF people with
Out tho best OF foundation. tsssf stt t.
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A Common Cause Against
Common Foe.

The steamship Champion, Captala Wilson. arrived at
ths port yesterday, from Aspnws on the 10th instant
BY this arrival have interesting intelligence from the
Pacific, which will DO found the letters OF Panama
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CENTRAL AsEprci

The Panama Railrosd Compsny's steamer Guatemas,
Captain T. NJ Dow, arrived here yesterday morning from
ports IN Central smerics. h~org her passengers was
Captain Davenport Unite Saios Navy, commanding the
United states ship Lancaster VINO won't Up tho coast Ia
the hope beng able 10 the Dersons Of VIC pral
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son now resides In CIllao, and Is in good health aud
circumstances.
The Congress OF Chile mo. extra session the I'd Of
November and the following are among tue matters that
will laid before 1.-THE Budgss for 1885; taking
ss eral census Of the population OF the republic egsa
to subject Of the tax patents concession o.:
patents, nc.
The MIalzter Of Finance made tho following state
men. Of the financial condition Of the republic
Toe ioss three millions been effected,
count OF the high rate Of Discount, in Europe.
the actual proceed. have less than
was calculated upon Up TO the LIST u November the
cepts Valparaiso less by slo' 900 than had been
expected which will probably mako denci At the end
Of the yer loas, $500 900 The receipts At northern
| ports will Increase rather than diminish the amount
the working or the Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad
Satisfactory the receipts being much smaller than
anticipated. MM
The new Custom House regulations would 70 into ope
ration on the 10Th ult and that date the ooastng
trade heretofore the exclusive privilege OF Chilean
scs would be thrown opeu to the shipping OF oil natl
| Under the Dev customs law English coal, heretofore
extensively used mining operations in Chile, will be
sub eced heavy duty This will give increased value
ard Importance the mines OF that article Chile, and
mos, considerably reduce tho foreign trade which has
oy great because freedom from duty gave Welsh
: Goals at comparatively low figure.
The Peruvian question and the great American Con.
gress Lima still the all absorbing topic with The
rress Of chile. What they both will do crowds every
thing ESQ into oorncr, and TIL II Is decided definitely,
Wy another, items from the model republic Of
south America will be heavy, dull ard uninicresting.
Tho markets .. Valparaiso, FOR the fortnight PRIOR TO
the sailing u the steamer, had been very DUH uncom.
mculy 10 copper transactions had been very limited
during the fortnight Before the mail arrived 100
quiatas Of bars sold, part at SIS i2k, and part
IL SIS free board Alter the mail arrived 10 trans
actions ,9ok place. aud account or the, unfavorabe
sdvres giT 2s free board the highest bid that
could uua In nitrate there had been nothing doing
There had been, since the departure OF the last
stsatner. arrivals q American shirs ard Que de
parturc nffW ~. roe
CFTTaAG AMERICA 1Hi Nf8 H.
I The Tbparls isarcad Compsuys steamship salvador,
captain Dousas from ports IN Central hnserica arrived
In this hsfb0s the morning q the LEI instant She
brings the following cargo for New Yort;--oigbt hun
dred eighty hides forty bales ~ deer skins,
tbirtytwo indigo and nineteen packages Of sun
| dries. af "
The nsws from the Central American republics IL OF no
Importance whatever. The statements regarding The
cotton crop sent per last Steamer
II IL said IN Nicaragua that Csptsn N, Royal Navy has
left Enpi I'd for Nicaragua, accom- aDa bya corps OF
engineer ard Will, poD arrival, cJmmsrte 4gerstots,
having Ia view Ibe construction of w % rakfoad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22
nIesiean and Key west Items.

Exclusively for the Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22

New York, Jan. 21.-Havana advices
confirm the flight of Juarez, and adds
that San Luis Potosi was occupied on
the oath ult by Mejia, unepposed.
On the 9th he was attacked by the
forces of the States of Durango and
Zaceteoas. The action lasted about four
hours, when the Juarez party were drove
back, losing all their artillery wagons
and several prisoners. One of the Jua-
rez soldiers was killed and several
wounded They penetrated to the pull
lie square, and were only driven out
after hard fight.
The Juarez party retreated towards
Maracotco, where they are represented
to have been routed again by the French
The Juarez Gov rnor of Matamoras,
has bought 10000 rifles lately from Eu-
rope, said to have been intended for the
Confederates. ro
A fight took place at Ajasco, in the
valley of Mexico, in which the Junrez-
ties were defeated by a French detach-
ment, with loss Of so to go. s'a
Key West advices say the retel steam
.er, Gray Jacket, with 500 bales of cotton
and quantity of turpentine and rosin,
was captured December 31st, by the gum
boat Kennebec off Mobile. She is
worthsnearly 100000
The British schooner Don Jose, from
Nassau, and the Roe-Buck from Havana
for Mobile, and the sloop Hancock were
taken in on the Florida coast. All had
valuable cargoes.
q Admiral Farragut was at Key West.
r. Advices from st. Domingo report the
advance of Gen. Gaudara to Magagua
and a victory over the Dominicans.
A Spanish war steamer had captured
two schooners laden with rifles and am
munition for the Dominicans. -.