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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

ANNUAL MEETING.-The Secretary of the Pa-
cerviIle and Sacramento Valley Railroad Com
pany, gives notice that the Annual Meeting of
tine Stockholders will be held at the Court
House in this city, on Tuesday the Cd day of
January next, for the election Of Board of
Directors.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

T EGAL BLANKS cFALL KINDSFoR SALE
1Ia.t is once la g.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

We are again indebted to the irrepressible
Johnny Mcguire for bundle of Atlantic pa
pers and magazines. Johnny understands his
business aud is making it pay. He deserves
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
sAcEIYINrn. Aarr 81 1s,s

IA G. NJ RnrPSY-Drar Fir is vhA IzeAsu,.
and sAIstac ctnn that Now let you kn0W o. ny RooA
h.ath Locking back On what have passed thTo'
& seems Asif vas lifted from the ErAve and think
Il ny duty T. arkroW edge 10 YOU and the uoyld the
tn.r n derived from water treatment ~ admtnia-
tered ty you In your celebrated baths. Il vas in
August l-GI. Wien sease developed itAelf with
severe r"ueh. then took medicines, Ert,iDs worse,
So cl.l- lrv'rs. ipss 81 Strength. and uAs pro.
roUu-rd cons-mpttTe. This st ine 10 thinking and
finally determined {" leave my business and 70 10
''r SanIWich Islands, having bsen informed that
r.'.I ..i D." ccr,l icr". went 10 San Franelsec
and While waiting 'or ship called upon Dr. Bourne
uto STATE thAt = y = 20 he Islands would probably
rr.ut l..4s:ruus.y. Uis wholly unpecestary A.
-"uli ;'c, +" speedily cured AZ his esiahlishment-
| placed u.y.tlf der his treatment, ard In one
wees was 50 uch improved that Thought eoad
ri>k rr'Grnlng hUL- ssd 70 ny duty as Engineer "a
:t- C.l'i.l IA. .at ,ilroad. Thr Doctor sAierssd
tu' ;helgh: sLtS better, and returned ts aaty.-
Ia -hug; tEo NreAs E!y cough returned and Tkept
s''lu- worse d contrary 10 pr. Bou-ne's iniune-
N.2 ;rVcr 10 take Hehiriue Agap1, Committed that
'.'S. aaA -..u VS. 80 completely run doGu that r
s,ta. s.Af,v wa o.; A. a last resort concluded
io ,r-. r..tc 'ty III Na'tr Gaze vent 10 San
Frarc'. o--f,u 81 NY ir'''A' e1pec,in4 me to re
ira. ~ :ar.. y o.ghi r.y rr'GFn doubtfu On ar
i.S.LR - ~ E,4rTas 9 esiAtitshrieIt tErbFuAFT Il
l"G5 1ua.roi able - g., into the bath without
ass.i4te'. hI' n a ftW isys began to gain. Ere.
NAMED 49, %. 'aly ~ weeks. Ehen len, - vi
..' ".! better I-a, u'hoG; TIE \ Of medic ines.
lA1- t0T Hr-a a. Nok ssvcrGl weeks, and ind
81 ! - g..tE eyrry GAT MD At present bid
-.f t'i' T., .-rt laAa tTST before. Persons v,sit
.9.. - h''.'i. Establishment vi fad il Just what
-, ..'t r." q '!.~ LAlirs' and Gentlemen Depart
b.. IT. aad cannot Say too much in praise OF the
, y. c'.r's ~ Aiie' ton tut patients
4 '~''-r WfHr 'rr the ltuehi ~ the Afflicted,
- be- as - the bUcinr drciisS. and should Il be the
"'N". - 'tF-'i'rS arV oce 10 his eare ard treat
u.rl 49, a. hey s.-ure,Iy Will md relief. VA
e I..dI e. t'G-l... luEr ct"lient servApt,
- JAMES CAMPBtl.
y~- E.g.Lrtr Ceait4l Pac.6e Railroad.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09


Masonic ELECTIONS AT the annual election
of Sierra Nevada Council, No. 1, Ruyal and
Select Masters, held on Tuesday evening last
the following named Companions were elected
and installed as officers for the ensuing wear :
!. 5. Titus, I. |. NJ; Frederick F. Barss, d. |.
N +; Theo. F. Tracy, p. C. Of W. Robert
White. Treasurer; Henry D. Raphael, Recor-
der; Theo. Elsfeldt C. Of G.; D. w. Gelwcks,
G.; John Cartheche, Marshal; John Roy,
Steward; q. Ii. Thai, Sentinel.
ST. JAMES R. A. CHAPTER, No. Is, held their
annual election on Wednesday evening last,
when the following officers were elected =
Arvid c. Arvidsson, VI. L. H. p; James l..
Weymouth. E. K; Theo. F. Tracy, Z. s. 4;
Robert White, G. H.. Geo. H. Gilbert, p. 5. ;
T. Eisteldt, r. A. c.; d. w. Gelwicks, NJ. Sd
v; H. Hamil, NJ. I'd v. H. Radjesky, NJ. lst
"; F. F. Barss, Treasurer; II. D. Raphael,
Secretary; G. C. Peirce, Chaplain; J. Roy and
+. Tai9h tmeir Stewards; II. IL. Thai, Guard
Past High Priest, Ike 5. Titus, will install the
officers elect on Wednesday evening next, at
7 o'clock, at Masonic Hall. Companions are
invited TO attend.
GEoRGETowN r. 4. CHATTER. No. 25, held
their annual election on the lst instant, when
the following named officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: John i. Harden, NJ. Z. II.
P; George w. Hunter, Z. H.; Il. K. Wiley,
Z. s; George Beatue, C. H.; W. w. Donahoo,
+. 81 n. W Russell, Il. A. C.. Samuel Don
caster, NJ. sd "; John a. Markle, NJ. I'd V. ;
Samuel ]. Alden, NJ lst v. p. W. Cunning
ham, Treasurer; r. Doncaster, jr, Secretary.
AT regular meeting Of Georgetown Lodge
No. 25, +. and a. NJ, held on Saturday even
ing last. the following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year: J. ID. McMurrav,
W. NJ; j. L. Griffith, S. w j. Wade J. W =;
p. W. Cunningham, Treasurer Ellison L.
Crawford, Secretary.
ACACIA LODGE No. %. F. and A. NJ, at their
annual meeting on Thursday evening of last
week, elected the following named officers for
the ensuing year: Robert Chalmers, W. NJ.
H. B. Newell. s. W. a. J. Christy, J. ".
Robert Bell, Treasurer; Thomas Clark, Secre
tary.
Ar the annual meeting. of Pilot Hill Lodge
No. $50, F. and A. NJ, hid on the 10Th of las
month, the following officers were chosen fol
the ensuing year. W. X. Crcque, W.. VI.
y. D. Clark. S. W; II. W. Foster, j. W; J
Broderick. Treasurer G. n Brown, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Stere.cOpe Size 80 OsntS each.
Album Size ....... -
iCT Car ie 'satty 'aal to all parts OF ne warlt
+ pIb,.,tr1 aad f.r hy
LAWRENCE HuUSrN ORTH
81. t2.4 Mrn '-,r.rry -. SAn iTtnci.co
C.rr.:e Ff.-c Gaia 60, .e'.! -. Aay ntl''.
FEfl t,vtlG.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

SALE OF NALrABLE ARrIcLEs.-On Tuesday
next, The 18th instant, Sheriff Rogers will sell
the large and valuable stock of goods in the
store of |. Fl. Nash. The articles are all new
and of the irSt quality, and consist of crock
cry, hardware, tinware, iron. stee!, nails, cook
ing and parlor stoves. pumps, lead pipe, gas
pipe ana nttlngs, ana everything Kept IN a
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continne until
every article is disposed Of Persons in need
of any of the articles mentioned will find it to
their advantage to attend the sale
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

THANKsGIvIHG.- Thanksgiving Day passed
here pretty much as any other day of the past
year, only. perhaps. some folks had better din
ners than usual. Stores. saloons, workshops
and other business establishments were kent
open, and few seemed disposed to make holi-
day of 1t.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

FoE The cure Of nervous debility most ply
sicians now use Watts Nervous AntiGote.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

stN INN - AugOti =, ISfl1.
A,y-s,t' -" a. i-rs cn.!, Mr Jrmes CamphSA
. 80. C,r''al "a A. r. '-,,d. rho vas then in .
q: d'p..l al .:N'~ - n hcA n placed himself
.,- To- care Of DT Ss0Fns, tho Water Cure Ply
.v "a sine J'hs ar uIoFr AferWard ~ vts-
'.i - --'v- wv I I1tri4--'ally rrrt MIN At Dr..
Eosri.'. r.'th ,'G.,n', and am happy To say.
.t''-i &c n, +rycyu~ai u good health and IN eHs
.lfs. joins SCLLIIAS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

CATHOLIC SERVICE. Father Largan
will olIiciate in Confidence Pavilion tomorrow
morning. Mass at ~ O'Clock
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Keep 1t before the People .
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rErn Orr< AND COUNTY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
Real Estate for
Sale,

THE subscriber will sell good dwelling
l. house and lot-also q Black Smith
Shop In New Oregon, Iowa, upon the most
favorable terms. Also the $, E. quarter Of
". e quarter of section 81, township 90,
North Rangell, west. Title guaranteed.
The house and lotis on Main Street, an9
is conveniently situated as to the business,
water, SC. the land is within one halt mile
Of New Oregon. For information enquire
Of Geo. w. Pierce, New Oregon, Iswa. or the
1t Fayette. Iowa. n12tf
Fehy. 3, 1864. D. J. M. WALKER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
NEW FIGURING MILL.

The people of Howard County. Iowa, and
Southern Minnesota are herebv notified tn
the FIGURING Mill At FREDERICKSBURG,
ilsts Er- nesri Iinn isua ~ in operation and
ready for Custom "orl Of alt bind. a3.
With sk;l'fnl millsrs and By doing gocd
work We hope to merit and eSeive share
sipsbllc patronage. =.
Parties from . di.tancs will DO promptly
Attended ~.
rSvamG! FEED N.H VI mn.
Nov. -, 1884 Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA, MARCH, 3, 1865 =

on that occasion, and that he never
paid one dollar Of the money to the ar
my. Judge Pierrcpont, the COUNSEL for
the Smiths, has let daylight in on Mr..
B"utwell's defence in . manner that
places the Beast before the country
again ia his true character.-G. r.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

The admirers Of Beast Butler were
jubil.nt over she vindication made Of
him by NJ, BeutwellIn congress > few,
weeks since concerning the robbipg q
the Smith brothers, bankers, in New
Orls.ns. Of City thousand dollars 10
gold. Mr. Boutwell, asserted that the
Beast had used the money to pgy tee
soldiers, and presented indeed, a sbr-
rnidable array Ct documents 70 suesain
his assertion. It now appears that the
gold 4u5hw ssuevctcd M. H. sss
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

A CAPITAL H,r.--A War Demo
cratic paper up in Now Hampshire'
having said that "Abolisionism snd
Secession wore twin heresies." Foster,
of the Portsmouth States and Unio,s,
ssrosstioally snd witily ret orts, "A
pretty pair Of TWINS, when one il tho
producer of the other!' Abolitionisn,
10 the father Of Secession, and now like
EAtnrn, is trying to devosr its own o9:
spring.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
lHlLADEl PMIA, PA.

lRlLADEIPAIA, PA.
Diseo,e. Of The Nerpous, Seminal, Urinary
~ and Sexual Systems--new and reliable
treatment-in. Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in sealed iet-
tor envelopes. free Of charge: Address, DR..
alton, No. South Ninth Street.. Philadel-
phia, Pa. (bl2v5y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
SAYS the New York Tribune:

"The aggregate Of ,hs flching ani
boldsr roberiss Of the treasury during
tho war, by the infuitc devices Of
'shoddy,' would probably have betrayed
the cost Of the war of tie revolution D
Who are the contractors who roA the
treasury, agents who filch, and dealers
10 shoddy! Are they "loyal" mon?
Why do net the secretaries Of war and
the navy guard their respective depart
msnt'7 Ara they incompetent,
or worse? If 80, Why are
they not removed? Who retains
them in Office, and by the retention
protects them in their corruption? Is
it the president? Who supports and de-
fsnds him? Who insi sted upon his re-
election elect: when the corruption of his
ent and . disgrace to the national
character? Is it not the snperlatiye Of
impudenee aud AiPocrisy for a party
to complain ofeorruption in those whom
it has helped t. place and retain in
positions where their crimes have been
Chicago Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
-ssJohn where is your mastel

John where is your master
today"
"Oh! he's of recruiting
"Recruiting hce that's good
whore ishe recruitingF'
:Up in the White Mountains,
sir, recruiting his health"
"Ah! he's sick, is he1 What's
the matter with hilnr'
"He took seN pn assesRs q
- &ra1'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

weight ....
The above circular, sent to ma BY
the State supsrintenaaat appeal. IA
tho teachers and pupils Of our public
schools to ahow their regard for our
sick and wounded soldiers. I would
especially direct tho attention Of teach.
ers t" the suggestion in the circular in
regard to school exhibitions, as many
schools win be able to raise consider
able amount in this way. Let schools
emulate each other IN this good cause,
and lot every scholar, large or small
do somsthing, either individually or
with other schoolmstes, 70 p.rpstuate
tho blsssingsof free country. As low.
soldiers are second to mono 20 nav
her schools be among tho frs. in tho
patriotic and benevolent work / would
hereby appoint every school teacher in
Howard County a. member of CON-
nittee to cooperate with me in this
work and / will receive and fol ward
their contributions. .....
In this enterprise, may Howard
County become the Banner County in
Northern lowe, is the heart felt wish
Of your school Superintendent.
II. w. Partch.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

In the Holland colony, in Kent county,
Mich, Z discarded lover prosessssd his
girl for breach Of pr,mise, but subss-
quently sonpromissd the matter on her.
agreeing to do bic washing FIR one Of.
two years.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

z Frogs do not croak in running wat.
or, and active minds arc seldom troubled
with gloomy forebodinss. They csms.
up only from the stagnant depths ofa
spirit unstirred by generous, impulses.
or the blessed necessities of honest toll.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

A FRENcuxAH's SpEEcH.-A Par.
is felon recently made little French
speech from the gsllows a. follows:
"Houng men, take warning by me.
Falling in love With 4 woman waa my.
frst downward step!" 1t is a ssti sfa~-
tion that tho fellow was immediately,
sYung of.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
Farm for Sale,
1kA Acres of valuable
1~O farming lands with

water all within two miles of New Oregon ;
at the best figures ever offered Now il the
time to buy Title made perfect. Fer par
ticulars enquire of Goodrich l. Mead. New
Oregon Iowa, Or of. T. stonsnan. NcGreg-
or Iowa. n32tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

A monuments 70 b. ersetsd in mem.
ory .of Edward Everett. Bstwssa 425.
600 and $4,000 have been already
9ssn subscribed fsr tke r1rpus
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03


THe Flys CRADLEs.-A man Who
had been drinking rather more than
was good for him, decided to attempt
gaming his bed without disturbing his
wife and provoking q lecture. He
reached the door Of his room, and after
ruminsting . few moments on the matter,
shought, if he coald reach the bedpost,
and hold on to that while he slipped Of
his apparel, the feat would be accom-
plished. Unfortunately for his scheme,
cradle stood in f. direct line with the
bedpost, about the middle Of the floor.
OF course whAn his shins come in CON
tact with it, he pitched over, IN d upcn
gaining an erect posi.i' n, ere an equi-
librium was established, hs went over
it backwards, in an equally summary
manner. Again he struggled to his
feet and bent foremost over the bower
of infant happiness. At length, with
the Eft b fall. his patience became ex-
hxusted, and the obstacle vas yet to
be overcome. In despera ton he cried
out to his slssping partner, Wife!
wifel how many cradles have YOU got
in tho house? I've fallen over Ave
and here's another before mo!''
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

FEAALE CULrURx.----As 1t il mans
56ntiiRd.: lSi Aa lie dha VI ruled by Woman. he
fit for the task 10 possible.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
M EssRs PULLMAN & BOIL, Would

M ESSRS PULLMAN & BOIL, Would
NA announce to the people Of New Oregon
ard vicinity THAI they have opened stock
OF Groceries s. Varieties in Pullman's build
ing one door ssnth OF the stsDd Of Pierce
& Mitchell, and will sell all kinds Of Groea-
ries at very low rates. such ns Teas, Coffees,
Sugars, 1obaeeos, Soaps. candies syrups.
spices; and thousand s,,en little articles to
numerous to mansiop be,ide. great yarie-
ty of articles Of every day use, not exclusive.
iy belonging to the grocery line.
They kindly invite oil their friends. pat
7ons and we'll wis!iers to give them = call sar
~ and they promise to make it to their mu-
teal advantage.
N. PULLMAN. JACOB BOIL.
Neg Oregon. Iowa Feb. !, 1880. vtnl2.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
RASS e. ELMENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION AER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, = MeIregor, lo'ra
Agents for McCormick.s Reaper. Dow Il
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshine
Machines, M o.s & Williams and Brainaird.e
Sugar Evaporators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand, Horse-Rakes
Cradles, Crind.Stones. Plows, &C., in any
quantity to suit purchasers. lno44,s.ly.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

A little tract has been Published is
London, called Dancing a Delightful
and Scriptural Pleasure" from which
We learn that dancing was "used by the
Jews Of both ssxss young and old: and
that though somo may tritterawsy othsr
parts Of the bible. yet to SAY we have
no spiritual warr,nt for the slegan.
and gladstone motion which w cali
dancing, i. only to ignore or ev.ds the
plain word of God. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
EAGLE EXCHANGED HOTEL, "
S. N. Cole, Proprietor

NEW OREGON IOWA.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made such improvements as the wants ofthe
public seem to demand, solicit a share of
public patronage. Stages leave this house
daily for ell points east and west. n1v!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

An Irishmap being told to grease
the wal on, returned about On hour ak
tsrwards, aud said pvs Creased avery
part Of the wagon but, them sticks
,shere the ach esLs hangs o,s.o
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
WHOLE Nn.276
LITTLE olRLS.

No home is complete, without go.d
supply Of these little ds.ra They
manage to worm their way into one.
"ffections with grs.. case, and yst It il
al done lnnocently and artl.ssly.
Where these assr issl. cre...res.
abound, there is happines.' They are
the ssoiles Of the, household Where
svss tssir laugh is heard tho shadows
disappear. The family cirel. is light
'd and warmed by them, and all IL
cheerfulnsss where they arc fo,nd.---
What father w.uld part With his lit,le
girls, They briag him his slippers, and
are the soures ofmany comfort to him
which he would otherwise 70 without.
The poet sentimsntaily SAID that -
babe in house ia Nell-spri.g Of,
pleasure, but little girls bring tho
same pleasure to man many timss
over.--Bqpnsr Of Light
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

Dryden, on the night that one
of his plays was damned, was ia;
king his melancholy walk from
the theatre, when he was met BY
a coxcomh acquaintance, who
said: "What, Irvden, my boy,
upon my soul I feel for you.
Can there be anything more
shocking to : a persons feelings
than a damned play!" "Yes,
sir" replied the poet, "a damned
fool"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

"Stsel your heart" said : consider
ate father to his son, ''for you are goiag
now among some fsseins';ng girls"
Il would much rather stsg! thsirs."
said the lnpromising young man.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
NEW OREGON PLAIN DEALER

1.A'i,Aed evsry Friday atths Piaindss's
prl.sinx rooms, Main Street, New Greg
Howard county. 1swa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

An old English ganekeeper says
that without the deer ladies We would
bs but stag nation"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03

Can the Register give any informs-
tion as to the price Of brimstone?--Nsr
Haves Cssrisr.
It doesn't cost anything where yos
re Soing.-Neu Hxpe,, Register.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-07
End or the Jamaica InsurrcctI on.

Letter, ffom Kings,on give detail. Of the negro
insurrection In Jamaica. II commenced on the Eth
Of October In Kingston, by attempt Of the people
Of Kingston 70 rescue . prisoner The police we're
overpovered and captured On the 9th, 800 men,
armed with swords left Dumfries and sppeared In
Stony Gut where they held secret meeting. This
masistrae wrote at 10 the Governor, at spanish
Town, and also 10 Bath for q company Of vountec o
The volunteers arrived on Wedneeday, ehich was
the Court House, and burned H. In spls OF the d,
peIate resistance Of the authorities .. number Of
to The District Of the Valley, and the aroci-
ties there committed soon arrived. Greu numter Of
Government House was stiacked. In IL a number Of
women and children had sought refuge. The inhabit
ants 81 arm ed themselves 18th Ievclyo anu 9th
er weapons, boldly vithstoOd the rolerr and killing
some, had succeeded In holding the Others At ba,.
Troops we're once sent TO the scene OF confusion,
Governor hurried to the spot. Three hunhted tol-
nTyea ., At M hns:.on lS% ss.te Sse m ihs
a. volunteers, troop Of volunter cavalry having
iet for kock fort. A. the MovtIin steamed out q
horante Bay, IL met the Aren't, from Nassau, and
directed her TO proceed At enoe to Ia BADGES Tor
troops, loIy Of the insuIeents have already been
escape Of the rebel leader, laul Boya- This latter
has surprised most who knew him, or he was always
conai eIed 80 pacific and in his character OF
smother lssdei, Grant, IL is also he waa always
'efy sensbo, ana one OF the supporters OF the acts
GehS nS T oSSSnol sr.s Il so'tS that cspsla LSie
marched upon foIt MoIante, e1pecting to find the
,ebel. IN ,oIce bu, ieuna no Oppo.ition' sunbo..
hOu ever, iOund mob vi sUsL InOsty women, eni-
poy ed IN setting IRE 10 the house OF MI. buffers
some % pounUeis scattered them. On the bth Capt
Luxe ope ed 10 bath. and with the aetAc hnient
theIe 70 proctsd 70 hoIdev Hall anu uoldun UrOve,
70 piolecI the women anu chIdIen above me toned
1 ne uis ADcs from Port Morante 10 bsih is seven
niies, and thence 70 Golden Giove hve; after caring
or the women and children. TO prcceei BY the coast
70 Poll MOI anto. Among the el,Igy men murdered W
kev. Mr.. fOoe, venerable ana tncebeni man. Ijie
snorgetc nc ION OF Ihe authorities tns y oIuced q
beneficial effecI, and IL hoped that tho drtuGbAFces
Lave teen tnAlly suppIesssd.