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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every y'ung lady and gentleman In the
United STATES can hear something very much
70 their advantage by return mail (free Of
chargel, by addressing the undcrsigped.a-
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card All others
will please address their obedent servant,
TH0S. p. CHAPMAN,
(lySSI s2l Broadway, New yoik. (
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W. II. JOHES7 ON.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallack
~ Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash.
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
fsrnme-. 10 procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Boun.y and Back Pay.
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BAKER, BATTLES & CO.
WE REFER ro

J. H. McCOMBs, ESQ.,, Ashland, Ohio.
ISAAC GATES, Esq,
T. @. BUSHNELL, Esq, N "@
]. D. JONES, Esq, "1a1 al
J. W. SMITH, Esq, q,
J. G. LARWII.L, Esl, Loudonville o.
G S. DEYARMAN, Esq, :"
Dir. ABRAHAM PLANK, Lake Tp.!Ei
ELDER NJ, WORKMAN, Wooster, o.
MERCHANTS & BANKERS, [" Al
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III. q. SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par.
ticnlar attention paid to collecting. Probate
business, Partition cases anG Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
0Miller's Block, Second Story. Main Street.
opposite the Town Hall, Ashland, 0.
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-l,lHICKOK s. BOWKER

AssoRrMENToF FURNI,
itufe, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
Steads, Chairs of every description. &o.----
They keep constantly on hands lot Of Me.
tallio Burial Cases and Caskets. Having q
new HcSrse they will attend promptly fun.
erals in any part Of the county. Furniture
mads 10 order. Room one Door East Of the
Post oflce, Up Stairs - re (vl9n60)
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The President, at the solicitation Of
Mrs, Davis, has hunanely given jeff Da.
Wis the freedom Of the Fortress.
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The Catholic Telegraph is opposed to
the Fenian movement. 1t pronounces it
a "hopeless contest"
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J.. III. NC O.uBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Ashland
00hio. Office in The Brick building over
oSiuger's Hardware Store. e...-.
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Life i'm washington.

The cditur Of the La Crosse (Wiscon-
sin) Democrat writes from Washington
10 his paper as follows:
"Washipgton is full Of young drunk
ards, dust, frail women, spectators, lice,
niggers, Office seekers and thieves.
4 4
"Licentiousness and drunkenness are
the prominent features of Washington
life this season. Members Of Congress
spend their afternoons and evenings in
billiard ard triLkipg saloons, and theil
nights in houses Of i'll fame or assignAtion
Five sevenths Of the Republican members
of Congress spend their nights in lccn.
tious dissipation. While the Democratic
members are working for the good of the
country, the opposition, relying on it'
majority, goes in for a "good time" So
called.
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General Swcony is As years old; is a
widower and ha three children,
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miscellaneous.
W.. RaLSTOE,.

-a9ui 10 ~ Ass1S AONs
and Silver Smith, one door West
lof Pctter's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens, and . choice variety
OF Jewelry kept eonstsntly, on hand -
Hishejt PAIGE paid for old Gold and Silver.
'Repsiring done 10 order, on reasonable
terms-Satisfactorily warranted, a. y,t
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~ II. O WY, M. d.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op'
Qpoaite the Town Hall.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For the speedy and certain Cure of In.
termittent Fecer, or Chils and Fsper,
Remitient Fiper, Chill Feper, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Biiiots
Headache, and Bilious Fepers indeed
for the ichole class of diseases oyigsa.
ting in hillary arrangement, caused By
'he malaria Of pidsmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed 10 cure the
severest cases Of Chills and Fe1ery and II hab
this great advantage over other Ague fmedi-
zines, tha II subdues the complaint without
injury to to the patient. Ii contains no 'qui.
n ne or other deleterious substance, nor does
it pro uce quinism or any Injurious effect
whatever. Shaking brother Of the army and
the west, try it and you will endorse these
assertions t-.,
Prepared by ]. C. AVER & CO.. Lowell,
Nass and sold by ~ 70
POTTER, PANcosT & Son, and s. R.
SQUIRE, Ashland, j. KINNINaER & Co.,
Hayesville, HI. s. sTocKMAN, Loudon-
vile, J. MoCUToHEN, Savannah, and by
Deslers ever5where. t2m473 ~
T. II. BAKER, NJ. D., L. s. BAumoARnsEn.
W. s. BarrLEs, NJ. D., A. il. MYERS. 'iaF
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GEO. ". HILL, VI. ID. a,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashlan. Ohis.-
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the Kid,
neys, Scrofuls and Epithelial Cancers.
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PHYsIC1ANs.
DIR L. L.. CRLfG

OFFICE One Door West Of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up. Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen.
Ctre}and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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NJ TICE,

Fon sALE.-A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap, For
full particulars, call at this Office, or Eve
doors North Of the Catholic Church, E,s.
side Cottage street. 50 ,ptisalsiles !
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FoR SALE.-A first rate Piano q Q
great bargain. Also, West 4 Wilson
Sewing Machine. For Information salI
at this Office. \, Ia 27tf
" .elll. b9iinl
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D0NGA1a&s e
.hAVy.N2mRa&s
JOHT ID. JONES,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Ashland, o. Partic-
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu.
rsiness in Probate Court. Office on Church
Street, between Main and Sandusky
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Z. y KENNY. --------- R. NJ. CAMPBELL
Vl KEFNfS aMPBELL. -

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
ON Church Street, in the brick building i'm
tnediately West of Gains Store.
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MA They are Sugar Coated. 90 ithst
the most sensitive can tak 4 them
</ easily, and they are surely the
jbcst purgativ, medicine yet'dis-
. ~ covered. ,ee.q Ieasu sH, al
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-07-14
SllcriH''s S Sales.

z virtue of snnlry wri,s "f fern jacins to me
~ directed, will sell the highest bidder, at
pickens Court House. on Sacday in August next
the following described property, to wit:
One Tract Of Laul. containing 200 acres more
or less, adjoining lands OF \. " Mc(ltln VIM
Steele and others; levied on the property Of
Geo. w Vannant, At the suit Of Mes sinh Long.
One Lot in the town OF Wnlhaln, adjoining Rob't
Chambers. John Rohettcr nnl others; levied on
as the property Of john G. lichcy, ut the suit Of
Messiah Long.
One bay Mule, levied on as the property Of Ezc-
kicl Kelly and Calarinc Rogers, at the Suit Of
Watson Collins.
TE"Ms, CASH: Purchasers TO pay extra for titles
and stamps
H. THOMAS SID.
July g. 1876 43 id :
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Great Fire IN Portland.

PORTLAND, MAINE, July 5.-A terrible
conRaymtion occurred here yesterday, the
wind blowing gale ut the time. The fire
originated on Commercial street and swept
over IA space Of one mile and half in length
hy aquarter mile vida, destroying everything
inits course, including all the business portion
of the city. excepting the heaviest business
houses. Several churches and all the news pa
por Offices were burned. Public buildings
and many dwellings were also destroyed. Fifty
houses were blown up in the endeavor to check
the progress Of the fire. The Custom House fro
proof building escaped. The loss is so enor-
nous that as,prcscnt. it cannot be estimated.
A thousand tents have bccn sent to the house.
less people. The destruction is so complete
TINT persons can hardly tell whore their houses
were. .'.r2H
PORTLAND, Mc.,. July y,5.-The details of
The great fire show it to have bcon terribly dis
astrods.. All the newspaper and Insurance
Offices, banks and hotels, eight churches and
one convent schools, lawyers Offices, including
valuable library, and ncarly every promi.
mont business house in the city were burned, !.
as well as great number of private dwellings,.
Tho humber Of houses consumed is two tlious-
and. Loss estimated at ten million dollars
The churches not burned arc appropriated to
the homeless, and COMMITTEES arc engaged
in cndeavoring to alleviate the distress of the
sufferors The flames are still troublesome,
and in different parts OF tho city Nearly all
the hose burstcd and several frc engines were
used up.
PORTLAND, J,uly 8.-Fve oar loads of
provisions oame down from Boston last night,
and are now being distributed among the poo.
pie. Large amounts of supplies have come
in from various plaocs. Thoy were greatly
ifeodel, as most all of tho provision stores had
been burned, and there was scarcely any left
to be bought, and our people were living on
bread alono. The Athcneum Library was to.
tally destroyed. The city buildings and the
Custom House blazod up again this morning
Secretary Stanton has had $4,000 Govern,
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The State Of South Carolina.

IN VKUINAtN -PICKENS.
Rob't. a. Thompson, Adm'r.. Petition to sell Re-
vs. al Es,nto to pay
Luci:lt ". Maret, ct ais. debts
appearing To my satisfaction that Lucinda ".
Maret. ,lias'J. Marct. Nancy Il. Brannon, JAS.
W. Brannon. Frederick s. Marct Lucy f.. Blassn-
game. John Blassingame, John W. Alaret. and To-
anna g. Maret, defendants in this case. reside
without The limits of this State: 1t is ord red,
that they do scvcrally appear in the Court Of Or
ainary, nj Picken, Court ifottse, Monday tho
l5,h day of October next, to slew cause, il any
they can. why the Real Estate of Benjamin. ".
Maret, deceased, should not be sold for the pay
mcnt of debts and division, their consent to the
same will be entered ,or record
w. f. IlOtCOMBE, o.r.p.
Or lnarv's ONicc. July II. 1866 3m
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LAST CALL.

,DEHSONS indebted to the undersigned by NOTE
l or by ACCOUNT, for Medical attention. &c .
viii make payment To AlcSsrs MctinwAN l. ADAMS
Attorneys ut Law, Pichcns G. H., BY tho lst day
ol September next and save costs, or be sued :
This is positively the last call
". D. McWilORTEE
july Q. 1866 f., !
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state Of south Carolina.

IN ORDISARY--cIrATI0N.
WHEREAS, Ro6't a. Thompson, G. E.r.D., hat
" applied TO me for letters Of a,mnstra ion
upon the estate OF John i. Chapman, deceased,
late Of the District Of Pekens and State aforesaid .
The kindred mud creditors Of said deceased, are,
therefore. cited to appear before me ut pickcns c.
II. on Monday The 9th day of August, 1868. to
shcw cause. if any they can, why said letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand and
seal this 9th day Of July, 1866.
". Z. IIOICOMBE. O.r.D.
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The State Of South Carolina.

pIOKENs--lN ORDINARY.
j. B Smith and vito p..,...
Cynthia Albcrtson and o,hers tt'on'
I appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel
IL Albertsou, Jr., one Of the defendants in this
case, resides without the limits Of this State !:
1t is ordered, that the said Samuel Aibertson,
Jr., do appear in the Court Of Orc mary, for tho
State and District aforesaid, at pickens Court
House, on the 9th day of August next, to shew
cause if any he can,' why. the Real Estate of
Samuel Albertson, Sr, deceased, should not be
divided or sold for division, or his consent to the
samo viii be entered Of record, H
w. E. HOLCOMBE, ORB. Is
Ordinary's olice, May 81, 1906 sm
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TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
E,HCEAENS Eb9SFRHCT.

to,iN ADDiS, who is in tho custody of the Shcr
c lit of Pickcns District, by virtue Of writ of
dcbt at the suit of Alexander Evins. having filed
in my office, together with schedule, on onth Of
his estate and effects, his petition to the Court of
Common Pleas, praying that lie may be adn,ittc cd
TO the benefit of the Acts OF the General Assembly
made for the relief Of Insolvent Debtors: II is or
.dcrrl that the said Alexander Evins, nn,l all other
The creditors to whom the said John Adds is in
anywiso indebted, be, and they arc liercb sum
m"nc'i, nh'l have notice to appear before the said
Court at Pickcns Court House, on the 18th day Of
October next. to shew cause il any they can, why
the prayer Of The petition aforesaid should not br
granted
J. .I;. NAGOOD. c.ccrAGs
Office of commnn Pleas July ~, 1865.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

hoowvare a cents Per pound on tuned easmea wrought,
pipe per poaad hinge, cent, per
IS per al rolled hammered comprising nt
bars not less than inches wide than aehe. wds;
ceais per poard bar rolled hanere COMPILING Cat bar
pond bar. r hammered m lines thinner then
onei9uh Of an n ard not thinner than No wire aage 1 pr
pound al zes hoop band or other de'cons OF IRON thinner
aao no Te a q % poS o IN ' ad G'' az s1 q
nor more ,han Two nsae 'm,r or e ger % IDe az
neteI sgae snd more tsn Two nche, aoer and rs
bar, or rods round or square les. TIN nne leen Of an neh
orsqnsre per pound rods than Eve seen,ns
q an inch diameter oH ,s-e al not lsss usn NO.
hree cents pounds al sizes Of nal rode so OF cied ~
Ssas S oaTd on II ie Of t' a ao oacr Rsa
we alie two cent i Po1 q I. % s iron 'S s % s
pound tee re iron thinner 'n No 70 wire gauge and not
6ee IRON Of 4 de,epo eur cents rer pounJ hop, ce
to aafoIm length or 99 &C i,E use all ,le' and =
finished % bars and mOe advanced than ps IRON except esns.
u cents per poane saoa q any 'zS .. drssn not hs n.'
Sd on chair. Or cable. 81 pare ses o. rod:
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Mr. Smith (Ky) Introduced biz requiring officers in tor
ores to hold their Offices and file papers at the capital ohe
The b was real twice aud referred to the Committee
LAND DISTRICT ~ NEBRASKA.
Mr. HncHcocK (Neh) introduced 6l to establish an adj
ditiOnal land district IN the Territory Of Nebraska.
The bill was read twice and referred to the Committee on
Public lands.
PAYMENT FOR HORSES, &C., LOST DURING TIE WAR
Mr.. LATHAM CIV. W offered resolution which was
adopted insrnctng the Committee Military Affairs to n'
Que into the expedency Of eprtng an amendment to the
act Of March 3 ei9 providing pay ment for horie ana
equipments ofoces lost through the infringement o. railroad
transportation.
UNITED STATES JUDICIAL COURTS.
Mr.. COOK hom the Judiciary Committee reported bacs'
with amendments bill 10 amend the act Of september "a.
llsptO establish Judicial Courts Of the United States
COMPETENCE C01faiIT1BkS.
Tie request the Senate for aCoaeence Committee ont
bill further TO prevent smuggling was agreed 70.
The House Committee OF Conference on The Freedmens
Bureau Bill are Messrs Elliott, Bingham and Mccullough
ADJOURNMENT.
At Al o'clock p m the House adjourned
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

DEATH OF GEN. scoTT-rYDIAS NURDERs-CoA-
MoDoRE RODGERS.
San FRANCISCO, June 26.-1te flags OF the United
States vessels displayed Wednesday at ha.mast, in
observance of the death of Gen. Scott and minute guns
fired by the United States ships Vanderbilt and Lam
caster.
The telegraph reports numerous Indian murders and
outrages near Los Angeles and the Colorado River
Anved-ship WoOsing, Liverpool bark Norseman,
Liverpool.
The Board of Supervisors last night unanimously
extended the freedom of the city 10 Commodore John
Rodgers Commander j. p Sanfrand, Lieut.. Commander
Francis Bunce and the officers Of the steamer Vanderbilt
and monitor Monadnock.
Mining shares MISUNDERSTANDING $75; Yellow
Jacket, $780, Ophr, 1855. Legal-tenders, II. =.
ARRIVALS AT SAN FRANCIsCo--TEB WHEAT AND
WOOL MARKgrS--MINISG SHARES WEAK.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Arrived, bark Harriet An.
brey, from Bordeaux.
The wheat market is easy. New wheat is coming for
ward more freely Bakers extra Is quoted at 81 IS per
100 POUNDS.
Thesdles Of shipping grade wool during the past week
amount to 10000 pounds, at IL cents per pound.
Mining shares are weak; Belcher $l62 Crown Point,
$3.50 Imperial, $93; Ophir, s!35; Yellow jacket $751;
Chollar $ls3.
Legal tenders, 70lc
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the revision an6 consolidation Of the status Of the Unite
States making further provisions for the establishment Of
sTmory and arsenal 4 construction deposit and repair
Rock Island H., and to establish Land Office in the Terri
tory Of idaho.
CONSUL RECOGNITION.
Herman Mches has been recognized BY the Pcesi.
dent Consul or SAKE Wcimar Esenaoh and SAKE Nenn
ger BildburghauseD, in San Francisco.
HEALTH OF Mr.. wAsHDURyE OF ILLINOIS.
The Hon. T.. b. Washburne Is improving slowly
bu WI be ready for active WORK for last week rbs
viii prevent the Memphis investigating Committee Repcr
from being made before the close Of the session.
RUDUCING THE FORCE IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
See. Harlan began reducing the clerical force IN tie
Interior Department today The largest reduction ual5
IN the Pension Bureau whore twenty e1s received notice
that aor The let Of August their services would Iser 90
required Similar reductions will be made in the bureau q
Indian Affairs and the Land Office TIE preference Of
naming given those clerks who have served IN the army
during the Rebellion. Those being discharged chiefly
civilians.
INDIAN TREATIES
Within the past two days the Senate has ratified
treaties with the following tribes OF indians. VIZ;
The Nez perccs VI Idaho Ter; the ShoshOe ol Ruby
valley, n r.; the Great ana Little Osacos ia the Southern
par II k'nsas end the ChoctaHs and CAI1asaWs " he
Indian territory west Of Arkansas.
II is probable at other important Indian treaties VIII he
submitted to the Senate for h'4t.on within f-Y Gays
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PERSONS INDICTED AT CASANDAIGUA-cAsEs WILL BIB
POSTPONED AND PRISONERS RELEASED ON BAIL.
BUFFALO Friday, june %. le66.
special dispatch to The Courier from Csnandsigus
last night says:
The Grand Jury presented indictments against the fol-
lowing Fenian prisoners this afternoon:
John O'Nei Owen Star, John Hoy, John Spaulding,
William Smith, Lawrence Shields, Michael Conlon,
Timothy O'Leary, Philip II. Mundy, John NJ. Fogary,
John +. Geary, JOHN Mcclure, X. Fitzpatrick, r. b.
ToTel and James H. Roche, captured at Buffalo.
Michael c. Murphy, w. Ii. Lindsey, james j. Heher-
nan, Terence Quinn James T. Riley and Alexander {.
Eason, captured at Malone.
The will be postponed to the next term and the
prisoners released on bail
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FIRES.
CINCINNATI.

CINCfNNAII
CINCINNATI June 29.The building on the nortbwest corner
Of Fourth and Marine ss occupied by Charles Owen ewee
r. g. Barnes tailor and Mendenhal pork dealer was par
ey consumed by fire last evening The hre supposed TO
have been the work Of an ncendary Loss from $1,000 to
eco OO0 mostly covered BY insurance.
BOSTON.
PosroS June o. "A large wooden building n South Read
ing ogued and used storehoase by the Boston Maine
Foundry Company destroyed by fire this morning Among
the shsng and large amount Of stock
Loss quite heavy insured,
oswEG0.
OswFGo, June GA fire in Mexico, Oswego County
early morning destroyed the Empire Block comprising
the Empire Hotel and dry goods and grocery store
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PnLADELPiIA Friday, June ., TOD
presentation of regmenta flags TO the State, Which
will take place here July A. promises to be one OF the
grandest affairs ever known in this city. The Ledger
publishes lis, of 45 regiments which have already madc
arrangements b. part ,ipate.
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MEXICO.
INPEBIALlsT REPORTS FROM MAzATLAg - GENERAL
DEFEAT OF THE LIBERALS.

IMPERIALlsT REPORTS FROM MAzATLAg - GENERAL
DEFEAT OF THE LIBERALS
SAN FRAScIsco, Monday Jupe 9j 1856
The Imperial Consul has official dispatches or june,
l6 and r. from Hennosila, Mazatlan and Tepec which
state that the Liberals in Sonora being chased toward
the American line Orders had been issued at Bolcher
and Tepec for the concentration of force OF 5000 men "
operate against the remnant Of the Liberals IN Sonofa and
Sinaloa. Order was being restored at Michoacan.
DETAILS OF THB REPUBLICAN VICTORY NEAR CA
MARCO.
WAsnNGToN Friday, juno 90 1856
An official report from Gen. Cayajal, Governor OF Ia
maulpas dated the 18th inst, has been received by MN,
lister Romero which states that he had just been placed
in possession of intelligence from Gen. Escobedo dated
on the 10th, giving him details OF his important victory
over the Imperats Camargo the same day. Tho
wagons captured go in number and The value Of
the merchandise nearly s20)0000. The merchandise be-
loDged TO French and Austrian houses at Matamoro and
il therefore lawful prize.
Gen. Escobedo also captured 200 prisoners, of whom
400 were AustTians Only part Of the enemys cavalry
escaped all the artillery and ammunition was captured
c0nducta Of $2,000O00 left Monterey for Matamoros
on the 10Th with 1000 French soldiers guard under
Gen. Jeaningros. Gen. Esc0bia Escobedol marched tn
attack him. Gen Caryaia expresses his ability 10 cap
ture MatamOros without achievements from Escobedo
REPLY OF MR. LBBDO De TBJADA, SECRETARY or
FOREIGN AFFAIRS, TO Mr.. oRTEGAs ~ -.
ACATNST THE s.sS-s~r VI J0ahb@
rnuTuEp OP IUAREZ PROM Ell PASO.
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