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SOLDIER Sfor-Bv a NEGho.-l esterday.
morning Two soldiers went into an ca
ing salounf near. market. and ordered
mails. One of them asked negro who
Lad on a eergeantF iacket but vas not +"
.o.lier9 10 eat win them. The Negro
declined, on the plea OF being hot ano
wanted to sit. down IN Tue. ooor ? 10 COO
off.
The sol aisr becapna enrpGGeds At has re.
rusal and words passed until a light took
place. Tue negro slot AT the soid'eF
three times with pistol, one sn"t t@-
kine.effect in MS arm but w 90 not know
how serian,iy he was hurt The soldier
we learn was .carilsd To he h2SWtsi, ann
he negro win deuhtlefs be n'f;en up II
he has not already been arrested--Mont-
rouery Advertiser.
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5. CONCEAL, wholesale, druggist,
mmon ami Magasineastreetsa New Or
prepared to supply those In want OF
Ledicines, with everything apps rtalnlhs
|trade, at the lowest market rates.
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CAPTAIN. Frank Cookery. for long
fine connected with the New Orleans
and Vlcksburg line Of steamers, IS s, now
the PROPRIETOR of tho S2oots~ood house
at r cb mond.
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,tLo,iza1 to announce A j Gil |
o4 as caodidate for tie office OF
xt general e. clion.
authorized to announca G. A.
n inpah. indicate for III" office
Eate. at the next general election.
.boriz Il t. announce s: It. MAER,
h candidate for the ONCE oleoiate
h. * general election.
Inthoriz ID to arrorT CO JOHN y.
n. as canuidat. for State Treas
eueral election.
thor I'D to ammo unce w. T. EN a ~,
a candidase for District Attorney OF
/ II Dis rIct, composed of the earn
Me, Ga Ike. Wayne, Jones, f~iy'
IA / Harrison.
I,thorIzrd to announce ChKs. A
Iida.c for District Attorney at tue
district, composed of the counties "t
X, Wayne. Jones, Perry, Greene,
Liund Harrison
ltborixcd to announce Greene e.
candidate for District Attorney OF
nj Dia+ris.t. com nsed of the counties
lark, Wayne, Jones, Perry, Greene
< and II rriso'.
to amour &C HOu. w
: n candi ate for Judge Of the Eighth
composed of the counties of l.aud-
hvne, Jones, Greerc, Perry, Jackson
Ef.soa at tn. October election
lthorizcd to announce the name o.
as candidate for reelection 10 the
of I.au.ierdalr County. to MI the uh
; aid office. Election first Monday o.
1thorizei II n nnnuncr the name o
ersom AZ a candidate for rec lectior
Jerk Circuit Court of Lauderdai
une xpircd term Of said office. Eleciioi
October, 1865
Iu horizei to announce tho name o
I'D as IA candid It for reelection, I
hate Clerk of Lauderdalc, to NIL tn
|t said Office. Election first MolGay Q
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.rdon has been granted Hon.
johnson of Georgia, at the
! of Mrs. Stephen a. Douglas,
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communication between WASH
d Lynchburg was rr-estahFnh 'd
4 III
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IsawDEfs. SHOT AND Fps. FIR sporting pnr-
posses in limited quantities ty saeeiat eermi2 tof
sale nv F.WESTs q Co,
= =. No. = S. lseuplain StEss4,
Aug. 18th, dl.--lss.l = HAsohF' -
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soFict 10 Holders f Confederate td.tdn.
oyEieE .AssIST ePBe1a + AetN NJ :

Urea lRS DEPAE - FlENA'
~ - - I.IsrRtcyr OF EICRsRCsGg)
nrid5qa Mss. -{HeHSt LON, 800.
All persons holding ts4tton the titles OF Whch S'ls
,st.i ia tn. 70 Called IqIffcde Stats GoFsIh
100 s1I which b. sterurs 81 The surrender Is inc
nronertv Of toe United States Government are h.reoy
..t,4, chat OH !: ioIi sAaa1 stde ether " Deyey
a. ccioI ) gent Jackson Miss, or john bieIlcas
Sf4ciaI gent NJ. FidsR, Miss, api 30 M os
~rantsd theni 10 deliver said Cotton ut stft' 70
S.s ~ .bs Department and receive liberal con-
rensatfcn for such services ..rtE
~ order Of e. A. MoNTRosS
AsSls'"" WM i. SELLEck -
=. an, - ~.-..sg Chief ASsi-tirt.
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.,NCEMENTS.
'ERlIS

+ ADVERTISING.
i be inserted for any time less
he rate of ONE DOLLAR
! lSTS per square for the first in
B NfY.FiVE CENTS per
qucnt insertion.
Tered for nae month, not exceed
be charged per square, TEN
will be made to those who adj
must be paid for in advance, or
onth.
ill be made for all advertisements
Hkly.
viii he made for editorial notices
Is cents per line.
y. Meridian, Miss.
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Military DIRECTORY

& FIRST BRIGADE FIRST
EEENrH Army CORPS,
-ASp--
~ EAST NISeIS FIPPI. PFfrrT
ZEAL q, f. LLPpE 4COTT, CON
FERNALD, Aide Camp.
hudson, Ac:. Asst a ! Genl.
SON PLATr, Provost Nar*hal.
o. HILTON, Act. Asst ms. Gen,
+ rLKS Act Asst @ M
CLARKE Psov. Mar Freedmen.
BUCK, Act Com. Subsistence
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CLARION Will hereafter be
SHEET. and no labor or TX
| t worthy the patronage OF the
ates. news BY TELEGRAPH
|nited States; information rs to
Is In the most important South
of the measures now III pro
|kAtiou of Mississippi and other
variety Of interesting reading
" CLARION win be published
>, and will contain thr choices;
| .Iv. together with an interesting
ted.
JUDGEMENTS.
.idilatcs for State or Dis
..--'--""'S v"
.-.....ss.s-. ~ w
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SITUATION WANTED.

YnUNG LADY who has bad some experience
"A III ,aaching wishes 10 obtain a SITUATE IA ~
6pvEpN EoS in ONE private family. Besi1eH the
OF inary bran hes f EngiiSs Edncati n she IS
prepared Civ instruction III the ruaimeh+s "a
Address Rex ne G. IuInhus 2 %, Miss.
Aug ~ ls 5-fl -
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ROOTS SHOES q HATS


DY younz man competent 10 teach me iignes
ID Fpg.i.h Branches al d the Lsngu1g s I-,'n ana
Greek1 Coed r. ferenccs given address " eAte
of this Office. stating salsI J, y-ta s. --.reE
Anr. 1:f5-G2yF
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10 B1S SOLD

IT Pubic Auctio. at the Tunnel Hill DAFot' =
~ the onthsrn Railroad. ten miles West OF "
dian Mi,sl IN WEDNESDAY,. RI4+. 9d lr''1
COT acres Pins Timbe-e,i land and i 'n2r"Y
nti< plse~ which e"os'et of MS fra"' q h~nSe'
p.gro cabins one large framed CRIB, one an
ard or W stss eigh stalls for steers nd about III cen
acres cleared f1ua. four Ycke OF In " wor% sseei
= "a Snp ,,,slrtgr wy an caves. three yearnFs &
bnii f mr. wears oil, Fix breeding sows ami pigs
N1.sEn rs D Bn shels OF Corn. =
re- ene Heavy Wagon, house hold
and kitchen furnure and various ether articles 'oo
numerous mention
"a SAFE '' 70 commences = 49, H. E. COX.
Anrnst 18th lsel--l5dtds.
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q, y. PACE,

TrSTTCE OF THE PEACE, will hold MS c1ur.
u ON The SECOND SATURDAY of each month AT
The jones II tel, Maridiau, Miss. aug t. IN.
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NOTICE.

~ T. STREET. Esq, Of Paulding MISS; Is nsLe
nv authoriz eIf TO represent me- in al the CO urts
the 4ia and Sih Judicial Districts. in th- stare
Mis- sppi and all other courts inv htch n@ve oul
ness in said Districts during my absence from the
S,a9o VIM. NJ. PARDUE
Ini.. 0o,h 1ae7 fFtt aug TT y
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nthn,iza1 to announce A j GIL
oa. as a caodidate for tie Office Of
y, GENERAL 81. ctiOn
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aTOoiSPOIR rs MEN,.

Aueust 18th. lse1-l6dtds.
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|,thorizcd to announce the name or
as candidate for reelection TO the
of Lauierdalr County. to fill the I'M
said Office. Election first Me'tday Oh
, 1865-07-11

SuIeade-Arriral Of xNtrt Ad2ms-Dts-
tructlye e-H0rflble Death. Hairs
nj 4LtKtaEton-Ihe Loss Of the II lara.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuus.I
ST. LOUIS, July 10.
4 young man named Adam r. S.Aymfker, book
keeper for Miller & Scott, de.lers In carpets and
oil coths, on 18th street, shot himself through tho
head yesterday Afternoon. The cause Of the raah
act Is attributed to disappointment in lore. The
deceased wns abopt thtytJ-two years OF age, and
Was In a few days to become partner In the drn.
The rebel General Writ Adams arrived in Ii
city from Mobile yesterdhy.
Between one and two O'Clock this morning a
IRE broke out In the brick block corner Of Fourth
and Chest1ut Streets and despite the efforts Of the
are department, the entire building WIS ruined.
While the hremtn were engaged IN the second
story, the hoot, KaEo Wy, and eight nsemen wste
nrr did not reach them, md tney wete 5000 got
out with only elcht INJURIES. The lower story
wss occupied By Wm. Keller a. a clothing store.
Iis stock was badly damaged By water. Loss
Thursday morning the steam boiler at the coal
mine Of Wm- Reeves, on the Bellevl11e and Eazt
Of the engineer in horrihle manner. The se4ld.
| inc water and abeana, escaping from the boiler,
rushed full sgainst the engineer. who was sitting
'egs H. M 1 iaeE sna'I
| Ing, literally boiling him to death.
| For the dfst time Since Jsunary. 1888, LcxtnR-
| ton, No., Is free from soldiers. Tne1a IL not an
armed trooper in the county. Strange to ray,
| the people behave themselves md get alonk bet
Ter ihab when they bad soldi: to protect them.
Civil ut6cefe and citizens ride through the eouo-
| Try without protection and wltbou! moesttt;on.
Thrra has been no act Of viotonee committed in
the place Hlrce Gov. Fletcher drove the County
Judrts out Of office.
| 4 dlspatch to the Board Of Ucder writer's this
morning states thst The steamer MARS sunk In the
Mtssouri Hycy near Siblfy aud /. supposed to b.
m he'd Of rocks, at the mouth Of Fishlns River.
She LETT this port a few days sso with csEgo oi
| private freight for LesrenTorth, md Wis xncd
55 Capt. MsPnertpn aud Others o: 'hs city, sne
We worth Saa,5A, and Is insured In this city fol
1
, 1865-07-11
NJ MREk 81.

can hcpe fcr aDy very marked improvement: ::
SocietY here must cultivate blgher stsnd
pcint before we could recommend any cue TO
cmfgrate thither, unless ! sufficient number
Of emlsrants would Organize mud form set
tlement OF thei. OWL As a loc1lisJ for profit
able acricultuia ii operations, re know Of none
that will compete with. much less Tiral, this
immediate one, as the neighborins mining
localities crc .tc demand for all k1uds OF
pr duce, and sscuFes for the ag7icnl su!ist
NJ r.in for extensive profit. Al kinds
OF small grain yield fabulously. tAts we're
bushels to the acre frem sod. Barley s9d
oats have been the principal kinds CT gain
sown here for the two past years, but larS,c
1ourirR mill is in process Of erection, and q
demand for Hheat will be at once created;
and, In prospect Of this demand, the 1aFnae!a
have sown extensive crops Of What this
spring, which will constitute new ard cx-
is nox selling ut sixteen doltars per hundred,
and IN inferior quality Of bacon ut foFty-fve
cents per pound. The grazing facilities OBJ
tanning here are bound1est. and the stock
raising business excelsfor. The past winter
bss been severgr than ever Known before IN
The history Of the couat1y' coz, and the nessh'or-
The mining operations Of this country arc
conducted on M extensive scale, and grow-
Ing more 80 every year. Prospecting parties
arc constantly reporting new discoveries.
The operations In quartz mining bid fair IN
vcry short time to Tiya1 those Of Nevada aad
Arizona. A vast number of rich leads hare
lteady been discovered. and B. number of
mills are now In successful operation ut
o. bee and in Boise Basin while nrmber Of
mills are on their way to other localities.
NdEuya have reached hero Of the entire de-
st1uction Of Idaho City by fire. The loss In
provision and merchandise will exceed mil
lion Of dollars. The city was bnllt on q rich
mining bar, and 'iis though: tha: disatIscted
MINERS hud come thing to do with the Mccn-
diary destruction Of the city.
We expect to visit several mining precincts
during the summer, and will forward you
items in relation thereto, based on onseEru-
tlen. IT. 9.
, 1865-07-11
lcorespondence Of the Chicago Tribune.]


GnASD RosDE VALLEY, June !. 1865.
We reached this valley from the coast On
the 18th day Of Inst month, and 80 backward
is the season here this sp:tne, that nc travel
cd two days in tho SNOW, ranging from two
to ten feet In depth, in crossing the summit
OF the Blue Mountains, between here and
Walla Walla. We penned you communi-
cation from this point over two years ago,
ard at which time this valley was still In its
wild and natural state; but TWO years has
wrought great change In tho general ap-
pea,ance OF things. We have low In the
valley two tlourishfug towns, Union On the
east side, and Lngrande on the west-the
latter being the County Sent Of Union coun-
ty, Farms have been Improved and
roads constructed, to that extent that
makes the country appear like an old set
tied locality. This region. including Wa1la-
WaiIa and Powder River Valleys, has suffered
much from the depredations Of an extensive
hand of thieves. The number Of thetts, rob-
berries and murders committed by this band
In the valleys above mentioned, and on the
different tho:oughtares leading to the mines,
might truthfully be ennumezated By scores
and hundreds. A vigilance committee has
been organized In Wa1la-Wa'la Valley, md
up to this date over twenty members Of the
baudftti. real or supposed, have been hung
IN different parts Of the country. This vlg-
lance committee conducts their proceedings
entirely On the "KnoW-N Nothlng" system.
iris not known TINT proceedings are entered
into sgainst suspected individual until be
has been found suspended On come tree. Ad
inquest OF ten Is not completed over one sle-
| tim until the body Of another Is discovered.
As d matter OF course such proceeding
created moutag sensation among ne nSn1
fingered gentry, as well as the hisa ad1oa nanoea
desreradoes. but whether these ptoeseutsnsa ms
fraught With deal h and often without . trial
pranted to the accused are Wa.rantable, Is
matter npou which public opinion is very
The The state ofeociety prevalent here Is very
nnfayorable,t Residence Is very transient,
and consequently no interest Is manifested IN
m:y,neTation In dollars and cents. The natural
advantages Of this aud neIghbetlng valleys
would warrant d better condition Of things,
hut tho money making adgentuters tempor'
afily stopping here to make strike must be
changed of for actual settlers who intend tt
establish themselves hers for Life, before Vt
, 1865-07-11
SECOND DISPATCH.

Arrest Of Emer.o2 Ether1dx4 for Dis
Ioyalty-Een. 1eredI%h'e M0ytn eutA-
Political 1fen1A-SteAmhoat Disaster
-Hatlons for akerugees Stopped.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bure1
CAsno, 1uly II. 1865
The Cairo Ertning 7tmrs appears this evening
c1iargtd ard u uch Improved Ia appsatnnce.
ARREST OF KrnERIDaE.
Aeu.. Col. Dohoty. comnaudmt OF the post Of
Columbus, On TbursdaJ la.t, arrested Enerson
charge Of making t1ea.onable and incendiary
tpe1ch 2ra{net the Government Of the uulted
States I'D tos s9aoFtes q The sts,s .: Teanss
Ercat deal Of chief ls'e:y. In attempting
ht. State a7a.rst the constituted suthor ies In
the latter epet ch made At Trenton TO the negroes,
he told thcn thst they were no more free now
than before the breaking out Q! the rebellion the
proclamation Of the President Of the United
S,Atcs gut the acton Of the State authorities 70
the contrary Notwithstanding. He has npeciy
denouuced Andy johnson fe u thief. GOV: Br9wn'
low as IN usurptr, AID the members Of the State
L4Eisa'cEc a. the wiling insttumepts OF despnts.
&C., urtl at Inst forbear4nce ceased to be virtue
tpr he II new II fair WAY to feel the power Of
the Government which he has been 20 fec IN ma.
lig1lng. lie ts uoH nnder arrest At Co:umsrs.
GEN: NEREpIIH.
The Padncah. Ky., Onion esys Gan. Meredith II
in Washington figuring for BreFet Major Gen
er.l.hp. and ths, Y unsuecststa1 he W se;aIn
eanc1ds:e fer Congress-
POLITICAL
C.pt. 2. N Perce!l, Of Psdnc1h. is the candidate
for the Lover House OF the Ken ;ncky LsSislat1se
fcr McCsscken county. judge b. Bradley ia
the GuJon c9ndid1se for Congress In p4duc.h,
1et District Of KeEtucky. Judge L. 5. TsLmhle
knaouncrs himself - IN Independent candidate
for the stme pctiuou.
trEANER A0soCEo.
TIE ttesmes Peytort Was hard sg1auu: al Cum
b. rand har, near Smith!aud. at last nccounts,
The 1874 Illinois infantry were on board OF her,
ceetibed Tor Little RoeI, lnd were Transferred to
the Cemmefe1t}, wh.ch arrived here to-d1y. a.
the Commercial Is badly in need Of repairs, the
troops have been trsn.f.rred from heF TO thA City
u Il ton Capt HuRh Campbell. Of the peytons,
mas hten vesY scr ously injured hy the fitting Of
\ tpaf while bis b0at WIS aground at 5mifhl3nd.
Hts left ehouldeT IL bA4ly bruised. his
collar fope supposed 10 ae broken.
three ribs oa hf right Side
broken AID his head severely cut. The Sarzeon
Of the 167nd llllp11s and r~o otScE medical gen
slencn who hspp.ned to he en- the Peytons,
areseed his wounds, and think he Will recover,
hut say his caee Is very dangeEo1a.
RAT10Ss STOPPED.
The fouo.lng order has been Issued:
HEADQUARTERS Posr or CAIRO.
CA1ao, H., duly 4, 1s65.
Special Orders No. 15s.1 -
Extract IN accordance With Instructions fro.1
ntadQuarter. District Of 1lia1is Of data July is1.
1865: 81 No more 1ailons WI b Issued 10 Ezia-
geee and eontrahands at this post"
By otder Of J. E. CoREuIuB,
Msjcr 18Th Regtntnt Y: Z. G..
CommRndinZ Post.
Jcus T. rA1BcTr, First Lieutenant aud H. 4.
A. g,
, 1865-07-11

CA1Ro, July 10.
The steamer Pauline Csrra1l brings New OF
leaDe dates TO the 4th. In an order Issued from
Headquarters Military Division Of the Southwest.
on the 10th ult-, the General commanding notifies
al refugees from Texas that the United States
troops are now in military possession Of TINT
Stste, End TINT they can return to their homes
With security. This security he wiehes it to be
understood, IL eol:ly furntthcd hy the United
States troops. which arc in spch . etate as to be
fully competent to protect 1ndiy1du1lE aud
thetr property conseausnt1y; y; 70 hone INC
grts vii, he aGS IN oiPe: Pe State 19r
further notifies The people o! TtLas that 1t has
beeu and IL his policy, 10 Lake the ntt1nborhoocs
invented by Ruefillas Frspnnslsle for their acte,
flue1ce pf ihe Inhabitants. Il eaergeucslly exer.
clsed, can put down this speaes Ut robbery and
Murder, The General closes his order by al
nnnnrinr thst all acts Of the government Of Texas
.tnre fhe pssea9e OF the ordinance 81 secesz,on,
hnytnr becu 1f c!sred tlIecidm4te, refugees viii.
uDo1 thc.r frtu1r to the Statc, fc.seums possess
Efon Of their property. -.
Nax f1,,csn. papeYs h.ye advicet from Shreve.
port to he 9sth ult Tbe commissioners sFht 70
meet lie ribes OF IDdi.ns In the council Wnicn
had been arranged by the lats m ehe 1,as
he couneii di,perstd. 1 rumor had reached he
assembled chiefs that the last Of the Conleaera.e
over. lie eonnis sioness, Lent CO.: 4: {: G;
Mathews and Adjusant II. h. Vance, pushed %
70 meet, il posslnle, some Of the lnotslana
ssaie Q, the n1ton, and tho political relsttolsh,p
wt,te. fat6ts. IN this tl4ey ,tue:esded.
~ torethsr ID the School es!ied tho Armstrong
Academy in the lndtsn Nation. and when the two
e@ommasei"ners @ presented themselves. they were
throughout The GoufaYencn R4n uu1nfkt4kAh hlF
, 1865-07-11

Great C6nfIagrntion-An Entire RQsl-
QetA Block Destroyed
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibuae,!

Especial Dispatch to the ChieaEo Tribune!
Exa1x, ILL.,, July i.
4 frc broke out In this city on Saturday morn-
fnc At one o'clock and sweps clean the entire
ror'h side Of A1tn street, in East Elgln, from
Mahon's tin shop 10 Huhba1d's block. tucluting
G. B. Atama' witch and ]ewelzy establishment
L. Il. Yazwood's drug store, Toddfs dry goods
store, Martins do, AudeEson's do, Mills jewel
~ etore, Mhckh's new bakery and grocery, e.
dc1'e grocery, Cummings daguerrean gallery.
Paeelford'a picture gallery, tho Office Of r. ".
Psdelford, including I'll the city, town and court
records. together with the records Of the Bap-
ttet Church, also the aseessme1t rolls, Just
completed. Of the current year, with the rolls OF
prevlone Jears. The weather was fa1ny ss' 4 tss
alone is due The preservation Of the city. There
il no nre engine IN Elgtn. sud the Ore was only
stayed BY pulling down the buildings next to
Hnbbard'e block. The lnss is heavy, but largely
covered hy insurance. Some Of the goods were
saved and many stolen during removal: T4e fife
is ssupposet to have been the work Of an tIcen'
diary
, 1865-07-11

NEW YonK, July 10-Tae steamer Co.ta Ricl
b.tnge Panama dstes to the 1T.
Another feeb.e attempt Is making to get mp
revolution cn the f6thmns.
The ex-Queen Of the Sandwich I.tsD5s hsd
pared thfCuCh Panama IN route for Eutopn.
The fssnF season was remarkably moderate, and
the ls'hIus very heslthy.
Preparations were mixing to ee!sbrateYlhe
Fourth BY the Amer1cans.
rived, brcurht 20 news:
Gen. B4rrios bad arrived of the port OF 11u
MON, bnt probably learning his rcvo'at'on had
Adyfces from CniN state that the Sna11!h quce-
ton ha. been F1nfeahly retted. lsutine4s vetY
dun tn Valparaiso, and markets lower.
Bacnot Aycf1 papef st1tes that mndny hsd y,
In which tho Cap nIo and mate had been killed:
BrszI] uniting with tie Argentine Repuhlic ahd
Urugusyisne had commenced cruel wnr agataat
Pzrsgnsy. There are Immense forces tn the feld
cn both sides and hosttatiea are being carried on
Hitbont mercy.
4 third revolution has broken out in Bolivia,
growing ont this recently self elected Pre:1den
Maltgrigo. The reyolnlton,ets Eefe ma1chiDZ On
the city OF L.pax, and 1t WAS thought they would
rack the city.
The revolution in Peru seems to be cactne
ground. Gen. Careeco, the actual Vic. President
Of Perm, has Joined the febelk.
4 revolution headed BY ex:Pfeb!de1t Urhiua
bad broken ont In Ecuador. The wa1 steameE
Snacas raa captured BY nnmber OF a trme1 u~n
on board the steamer WAshiuetou, ths t1tt.f ves-
| eel aonupg down aloHg side under pre!eace that
the cuErent carried nFf there. The commander
Of the SrsRas was Killed.
An attack on Gnayaquil hT rtbinl was daily
c1?cctcd, but 1t Wis thought ne would be re-
1Nta+ IL.
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