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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-07

ISRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the state
y OF Indiana, and lsdRc Gilbert, who resides In
tne state OF Maryland win take notice that Geo
w. Meyer, admtnistrutOr of the estate OF isaac
umberi, deceased, ON, the ---- day of June A. D.
1877, filed his petition In the Probate Court within
9hlo, alleging that the personal eAtate OF said
deceased Is insufficient 10 pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized In Tee simple Of the following real estate,
situate In said county, to-wit Being the south
part OF the northeast quarter OF section fourteen
HQ, toWnship four 81, range four ~, east and
bounded as iollowsi BeginpinR ut the south west
corner OF said quarter, and running thence With
the south line or said quarter north 8lL deRI
east l57 $40 poles to the southeast corner or said
quarter thence with the section line north deRh
west 20 ss 100 poles 70 q stake; thence south az
deg west ibI $40 poles tUu STAKE Oh the west line
Of said quarter thence south W deg east 20 2s1OO
poles TO the llacp Of beginning containing twenty
acres. And that Julian Gilbert, as widow of said
decedent, Is entitled TO dowerin said premises
The prayer OF said petition Is ior the assignnioht
ot dover 10 the said Jui IN Gilbert aud for sal
OF said premises, subject 10 such dover estate Tor
the payment o the debts aud charges aforesaid
said petition viii he for hearing on the VI day
of July 1857, oras soon thereafter as leave eAn be
obt9inod. .... GEO. w, fMOG mr.
JuneT -ditwdt.d0 r"
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VOLIV
THE BASIS or REPUBLICAN
ENT.

ResoiOed, That the several states com mposlng the
United states, are not united ON the principle Of
unhmted submission to their General Govern
mont, but thatby compact under the style and
tiue ot Constitution of the United states, and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted q General
government, Tor special purpOses-delegated 10
that 5oyerhment certain denuite powers, reserv- Z
ing, each state 70 itself, the residuary mass OF
rlBht 20 tholr aelf-gOvernmentj and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelegn.
TOD power, its acts are unHuthOritatiye, void, and
OF no force lhat 70 this compact each state nc
Stato9 formnRy ~ 70 itself the other pArtyi that
the Government created by this pact as not
made the exclusive or final Judge Of the extent OF
the powers delegated 70 itsell since that would
haVe made rs dlaoretion, and not tue Constitution
the measure Of It's powers but that. as In All
othef cases OF oohPAOT AhONG POwERs HAVING
No COMMON JuDGK, EACH PATTY HAS AN KQUAL
RIGHT TO JuD0K FOR ITsRLH, AS WELL or INFRAC.
TIONs As oF THE NODE AND MEASURE or RKDRHss =
IAe flr.L hentuokR ResolntioM Of 1893.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented 70 the CommiSkiOners OF MOntgom-
ery County, Ohio, At their session ON the nrst
Monday in July, 1857, a pettloa, the object and
prayer OF which Will be 70 procure the appoint.
frep turnpike road, a. follows; Beginning on
George Emrlet's corp9k lying at or near the mid.
die of the east boundary line OF the northeast
quarter Of section ~. township 8, range 0. NJ. a.
Miami Township, Moni igomery County, Ohio, run
ning thence north 70 Alexandeuville, a village In
said township, by grading, bridging and iulprOV-
ing tho county road running from the asid Kun :
willie MANY PE rITfONERs
june 3, 'ST-dit-wAt.sa
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SIlERIF"S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
, TWO LOTS--IN PARTITION.


u TWO LOTS-rIN PARTITION.
John u. Ludwick ef al ~. John r. hohr et al.
Superior Court. Case No. 1872. ...t... ....
IN pursuance OF an order Of sale issued by the
Il Superior Court OF MONTGOMERY county Ohio,
and 70 me directed win offer for sale az public
auction, on ...... ... .f.t.'' .ii F''7
Saturday, June g. A.D 1857, az ttbo o'elock p. M.
At the door of the Court House In the city of DIV
ton, ohio, the following described real estate 10.
wit Lots numbered i've hundred and eighty tbsOl
and i've hundred and eighty one (bb1) OF the re,
vlsod numbers Of the city OF Dayton Ohio r I
These two lots lilo together, and have on one bf
them good two-atory frame house-'thrao rooms
and Kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms M
sigrs, well arranged for spHll famlly-wlth
other buildings. The two lots have a front of near
sixty feet on Roe street, running back about ona
hume red and twenty fyot aud within u few doors
Of Third street and only about four squares west
Of the Court House - I..f II III ''7T'
Said property has boon appraised at two thou.
sand dollars (S2 0OO) free Of DOVER and can not be
sold for loss than two tn rds OF the
Terms Of sale-One-third cash one third In one
and one third In two years from tho day Of sale,
tlte back payments 10 bear siN .ler cont interest
and be soeured BY mortgage on tho premises,
o. @, II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff Mont Co. o.
,. II. BAdGoTT, Attorney for Pialrtin ~ |.
". soHELHAhER,J j. e. BA00oTT, Atrys for Def
May 4, ls67-dtt ....I H.f i. 3D.. -, .ttI...
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DURsUANT 70 law, notice 10 hereby given that
Il THOMAS j. y. SMITH, j. a. w ALRERs g. l..
NALLANDIGHAM, v GEORGE w. HOUk, q. B HAR.
NAN, ADAM SNYDER 3, y, WOoDsuM, ID. A HOUI,
iTHOMAs o LOWE, JOuS L.. BELgtLLK, ALHKRrUs
0EtoER JOuN BRoADRuP, DBENiH DwYER, SAN.
UKL MAYa aud joan McELwEE, have associated
70 form an INSURANCE COMPANY for the purpose
first specified In sestiOn of the "Aet 20 regulate
INSURANCE oompanies,u passed April 10, 1857, and
with the corporate rights and powers conferred
pnl oirce OF said company TO be located at Dayton
Montgomery County, ohio. |I ~
Dayton, May 1, 1e61-d4tW ....
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Who Wants Bargains.

VIA RTIN bonn ERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO. has for sale
Twenty Houses aud Lots ranging from 1000 10
5000. s.I... ...
Also six Farms-~tifree in Darke two In Mont.
Sfsmery, aud One la Van Wort County.
~'rhe Undersigned can always he found at the
Ohio Insurance O1igr, when not out on businessI
or at the Post ONCE corner.
Bays aud sells property Terms liberal
aur i9-tf
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The Indlans-sherman, SC

Sr. LOUIS, June 0.--The Indians about
Cottonwood are reported so hostile that the
citizens have been ordered TO remain at
home TO guard their houses. six men were
killed few days ago only short distance
from town. tN
Parties from Montana report that much
larger amount OF gold will be shipped from
that territory this year than last,
Generals Sherman aud Augur are going
TO JulesbuTg. General Sherman has finally
concluded to concentrate his entire force
on the State road, and have a telegraph line
70 Denver, Utah and Montana.
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WOODLAND CEMETERY Notice Is here
w by given THAT no persons excepting .lul
owners and their families, and those nttundln Z
funerals, Will be admitted ~ Woodland Cemetery
on sundays The large number visiting the
grounds on that day, aud The conn plhnts of disOr-
der and Injury 10 flowers and Ehru hbery m nk Z
this rule necessary. Tickets Of adniissiOn will lie
furnished lot owners on application to the Super.
intendent at tue gate. ''' TIT .
by order Of the Trustees F '.fI" II. .N I
JineS div ROB'T w. STEELE, Pres't. Z
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Auftiunrfrs.
CHRISTOPHER & &SPIELMAN
,3I3 THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, %.
Business 1yutites.
DYSPEPSIA! 4!
Doctor
. STHuCLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's

~---| TONIC Is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiaeids and earminatves 90 strengthen
the stomach and nervous SYSTEM. u IL 2
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndlges'
tion, Nervousness, Loss Of ofAppetite. Acili,
ty Of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
Ii is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
auited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept y
persons. For sale by all Druggists eyeTys
where atSl per bottle.
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alem AausrtIstmtuts.
LEGAL NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed sx.
Il ecutOr OF the last IN and testament Of samuel
Silknltter, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio. de-
ceased, HENRY SIIkNITTER,
Gao. W MoEEE, Atty. June Te1-dlt&Wa-4O
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alsw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pub11c Mcet11a@
TO TAKE MEASURES FOR THE RrIiEr OF rms
Starving Poor of the South.

THE citizens OF Dayton nre requested 10 meet at
the Court Room ON MONDAY EVENING the
lOih day OF June, 1851 at p, NJ, 10 take steps 70
releVe those people OF the South who are ufar-
ing Tor the actual nocessAries OF life
Lhe most reliable authority from there informs
US thai thc greatest desttuuon and suffering still
cNlhts IN many localities, especially among tho
wom9n and children, und II is hoped that ait who
are able 10 contribute In any manner will be pres.
eht 70 aid by their counsel In tho adoption of
some eucient aud speedy system Of relief
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COITRT

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
.,. OF COURT. ..., U.. ...4...
A F'ns Litls Home. .Iora FaB,ilv IA, Aadfsoa Tom
L-N' sSip. = w ''''
ON MONDAY the FIRST day VI July, AID. 1907
~ ht2 O'Clock In the afternoon on the premises
VIII o0 sold W the highest bidder the following
real .ststf as the property u Jacob WidplRnp,
deceHsed, to.wit; Situate In the County OF Moht,
gpmery, and State Of Ohio, being part Of section
y, IN Township g. Range 4, east, Be- bounded by
beginning at the north east corner ofthe southea,t
quarter Of said sectian, aud running from iheueo
with the section line s. degs r. ~ chains 10 a
stone thenea s. 90 degs, w. 10 chains a stone IN
the north line Of said quarter section thence with
sald north linen - degs y 10 chains 70 the place
OF beginning, containing ten 90 acres 10 be sold
Jrfe OF d0tosr. SAID property WAS appraised free
lOf slower at u l00 and cannot sell Tor less than
two. thirds theroOi
TERMs--)Be third of the purchase money TO be-
paid cash on the day Of sale tn Td In one and
one third In two years thereafter; deferred pay
ments TO bear interest and 10 be secured by mort
gage on the premises al tN ltlHi'l fitI
I.... ,,,,g.l . t JACKSON MoNELLY,
Administtator OF the estate or JScob Widmhnn
deceased. . .I .. -5.tlI ~, n. ...I- II -
ADAM CIAr, Atty, ., Jpne0 1867 WITS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or FIVE
u VALUABLE YRACTS OE ID NNn =

VNH n undersigned, AdministTAtor OF the estate
4 ol larl l9lomew Bo9Rer, deceased, Will offer for
e'elock IoroHoOh. on the Old farm Of bartholomew
5sht s miles north Of 6syt5a On III % oId SS ffSS
PIKE 49a on the east side ef the Miami river W
Miami rter. some fonr miles north ofDayton Ia
ltsITiI2n towhlhtp, east Of David BeaTdsheaglS,
thlththe bestbf bottom lands, under COED cuitil
yAtloa. good brick dwellinE house rraI6e barn and
other oqthouses, are AL in good repair There Il
weiloI watefat the hoaae a4f one al the barn
lSsc9gd itaSt Being thS gld homestead Of the
hundred and sixty.two aud twelve one, haniredth
acres more or less. THIS tract is In good cuitya-
si99, land Y good and the hest and nlost valuable
valuable timber l. on the place There Is a Rood
faYIn barn house and ontbuiiaink rs 90 this tfact .
% sSS1d iPrli1S S1 gssSr % t .es P,eS9
stead o. BArtholsmsT foohsr. deceased, ooRtalu-
ing ninety one and si1ty one, ,hundT0dths acres
st eof0oj about one hsif Of this tract Il under
sas5it popSf TS Ssf SsEFe X Esp sSSd sS4S Ss
aud nrstrAte good orchard OF young be airing fruit
trees " ~ a We'll Of good Watsr. ..l. -
aIopI tEo miles nOTih OF the old homestead of
bartholomew BooheE deceased and on the VA
tionAl foah, which b now being piked Ihis tfast
o. si5S ARf wy b. 'Pls Y 1SS
dwelling houses, tEa good barns, ana two goOd
Eells OF whter on this piece, well situated Tor
either trAotS a good oEehat1I0n Sn6l iplees, Ko6d
sl%RsF ,aa isg leach pises bEAs lSAa4s se'd AUD
TsrmIof Sils.--one third cash In hand on day af
sale, one third In Que Aud one-ihlrd In two years
PSssuS aS SS e ssS5 5a on
SdbiSistisfot dsboni, non Mn tie y WIN II Ssnsfsd
,i % TtholeHeR boollsS docsaseds itiItss
Mays difSS E assss JfRss' HIu l-l .i ,5gbeL
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Democratic State Ticket

800. FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FoR LIEUTKNANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL 3. UHL, Of Holmes.
.... FOR TREASURER:
DIR. C.FULToN, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR;
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, OF Knox.
FOR JUDaE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ, KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
q VIM. sHERDANsof Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS;
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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THIS popular House has recently been mod
Il eled and thoroughly RENTED and renovated,
and 10 now opened 60 the public under new aus
rices. IL is oonyenontly located To tho business
portion of the city and Is near the rAilropd depot
No pains viii be spared TO make IL the hrst.class
house OF Hamilton. Omnihusses run tO Nud from
AL trains. Good stabling ON the premises IAi7dtf
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THOMAS o.LoWE,
Attorney and Counselor at Law

DAYTON, OHIO, ua....I
WIN give careful Atention % all matters properly
{, With hb proHsalon, ihsludikg casds
BANKRUPT AND INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS
OF the United states
OtflCE-G GoLpRnls sBnildlng, So Third strsst.
April 3, ,iseT-dtN6sn ~ VT|7TT Wv
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OHECKs, RECEIPTS, &c
Neatly prihted AtthS EhPIRE
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Gl0ihiaa. N.
GARD.

I1ERMIT me, tkrouEh the columns Of the Day.
ton Empire, 70 thank our kind patrons In the
city Rnd It's yicinity, having founu that our one.
price system has given entire satiSthctOn to every
body We therefore have the assurance Oi con.
upuinE on W serve Our customers In The Same
mhnner. Allow Ms once more to thank you all,
ilnStlng 70 have share Of your Kind patronage
In the future.
Very respectfully, yours, sc, .IJ
.I .UI ...l .YI |, +. STRAUSS & BRO
32i Third street.
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OARDS AND BILL HEADS Eg
oAtlytprinted At the EMPIRE -..L.f
.".I.ts steamIJob Rsom
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c. w. LOWE, ,'i... ''.a'
- Wholesale and retain
Trunk Mandatory,

NO. 900 THIRD STREET ..... DAYTON, OH
4 AIDES Travelling Trunks. Gentlemen's Trav-
IL cling Trunks, NAllsCs and Travelling Bags,
Bonnet Boxes, otc,i OF better manufacture Hld
| over prices than they ean be purchased In Gin
sinnatl or elsewhere. liIl y<.lt IN. ..I4
Work warranted, t..t lHa boo. s m2g1y
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aJew Advertisements.
i g. GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT


Epeorporafsd Nv tie Ltgisiafurs Of Tirgiaia, iaHu,
...-. drg SOFA, 1857. l
10 be Given In Baltimore, June
iH Do. .s... b. . 17th, 1887, .,t'....
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25
FROM CHICAGO.

stewart Divorce Case-MeaaoM fer New
Traai-Cass OF Crnel,y.
Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press,
CHICAGO, Jan. "a
In the Stewart divorce case, it is under
stood. that the iurT for some time stood eight
for the defendant aud three for the complain
ant, one iurymsn having been excused early
in the trirl The convictions Ct three, how
ever, were not sufficiently strong to cause
them to hold out for more thartwelve hours.
A motion for new trial was made, and will
be argued in few days.
The present assessed value of property in
Cook county is S5e, ,l05, ,sls. Is. The taxes
Maid to the State and county for 1866 amoun,
TO Si.oo6, 1889.
YESTERDAY afternoon q colored woman,
named Molie Caldwell, was brought before
the Police Court for having cruelty beaten q
little bov. The boy is @ sort Of adopted son,
and is nine years old, but small for his age.
Tuesday she whipped him with q rswhide SO
that the scars could be seen on his face, and
blood had soaked through the underclothes
on his back. Mollie said she had done il 70,
the boys good, and that he was in the habit
of stealing. She had brought him from Mis-
souri, She was fined $25 and sixty DAYS a
the Bridewell. The boy was sent 70 the HON,
for the Friendiess
The Board Of Trade is greatly excited owe
the elevator legislation. The majority favo
il.
A splendid carriage, standing before th
Opers House, ~ns driven oT in the nomen
tazy absence Of the Servant and no tzacs ha
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NEWS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a.
A dispatch from Cairo says the weather
there is delightful, warm and pleasant. and
would grace the month of May. A decided
" different state Of things prevail ut Des
MONIES, keokuk and Burlington, where vio-
lent storms OF snow and sleet are raging to
night, according 10 the reports OF the North
ern press agents
AEs HAsEx, Jan. "A.
The Republican State Convention renoiai>
mated Gov Hawley By acelamation. Oliver
d. Perry Was nominated Tor Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
AxgApoIIs. Jan. "A.
The MarylAn Legislature passed an act
abolishing the article in the code permitting
the sale OF negroes into slavery a. q PUNISH
ment tor crime. There vii hereafter be no
distinction IN the State in the mode OF pun
lshment between the white and black GRIM
inals.
The Senate adopted report against sns-
pending the bounties 10 colo-ed soldiers.
Ens1os, Jan 24
George t Ward, VINO has been operating
extensively in the confidence line. was ar
rested Yesterday for passing forged check
for $500.
\. T. Wills was inferred at Mount Auburn
to-day.
ArGrs7A, Ne, Jan. "a.
The Wopl Growers Conysutiea Aaguurael
after passing resolutions M favor of .ar1g Of
cot less shEu that proposed by the Cleveland
Convention.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
Heavy Failure.

NET aon5e ian. "A.
j. Meyer Co, brokers nave fail d, and their
account al the Bank OF North America
overdrswu to the amount OF S2ls, 900. The
bank has a reserve Of over $500 06o. and the
assets of the efa}liting firm are reported to
he accessible. which would cover the losses 10
various parties by the failure. Meyer came
here three years ago from Chicago, and his
house has been IN good repu'e. Its busines
IS said to have reached asshigh as
1898 600 week.
John p. Yelverton, President Of the Bank,
died las, nigh: Of appople-y. It seems that
yesterday application made to the paying
teller. 10 certify to some checks Of Meyer d
Co. but as the amount was large, and being
no deposits of the firm in the bank, the bank
officer declined to assume the responsibility
Mr. Yelverion was appealed 10, and having
the utmost confidence that the deposits woulc
be made to meet the checks, certified
them The loes sustained by
the bank so worked on Mr.. Yleverton
mind as TO occasion the sad event recorded
II is reported by Meyer friends that he dit
not intend 10 defrtud The bank. but was una
BILE to meet his obligations, in consequence 0
lsv,ag sustained heavy losses himself. 1t j
barely possible that compromise may be ef
fected, as persons in the city are understoo,
TO have large amounts in securities in thei
possession belonging TO Meyer.
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ed ethef uanaiacturering interests 10 unite in
the demand for protection to American labor.
But what some people, With more srssh, call
rohiertof American lshor Ard agriculture.
Mr.. Grimes then proceeded 70 examine and
condemn the details of the bill !, which be CALI
q bin 70 decrease the reveaue cemmsrcs oi
she country, and injurious 70 agricultuuists
IN its prctence to protect.
Mr.. EDMUND'S amendment, to put
books, maps and charts imported for the
use of public colleges, libraries, literary
societiesy DC, upon the free list, was
adopted
Other amendments were offered. including
one by Mr.. WADE to increase the duty on
liuseed Or fax seed, which all regretted.
The amendment offered by Mr.. FREE
LINGHpYSEN to increase the duty on lin.
seed or flax seed to twenty cents per bushel,
and on llnseed oil to thirty cents per gallon
was, hoSever, adopted.
The 6ngrsenont of the House on the
Senate amendment to the bill relative to the
appointment Of pension agents was announc.
ed. The Senate insisted and agreed 70 .
conference committee.
Adjourned
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Nrw ORLEAxs, Jan, "a.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan, "A.
The steamship Victor arrived This morning
from Vera Cruz, 18th inst. She brought the
remains of ex> Governor Allen, of this State.
The French transports had arrived. but ex-
pected TO depart within few days with
French troops. A regiment of Egyptians
had left on . French mail steamer q few days
before. Maximilian has issued another pro-
clAmation condemning in the strongest terms
the conduct Of Gen. Sedgwick, in taking pos
session Of Mstamoras. Both the French and
Mexican flags wave over the the fort and Gus
tom house at Vera Cruz. The Liberals are
camped within twelve miles OF Vera Cruz.
No hostilities had taken place up TO the de-
parture of the Victor
BRexysvII1E, Texas, Jan. "A.
Turati, where Nsjia retreased TO from San
Luis de Potosi, is to be evacuated by him as
soon as the Liberals advance upon that city.
Escobado left Monterey for the interior on
the 18th inst. He is q, the head OF The largest
Liberal army that ever were gotten together.
Berriozabal succeeded in raising several
thousand dollars from the merchants of
MAtamoras, and sent the money TO Cortina
on the 18th inst, with orders 10 proceed a.
once TO Victoria.
Cortonea, who is recruiting and arming all
the rancheros, says he will be Governor of
1amaulepaF at all events. lie will likely
pronounce for 0riega.
Juarez arrived nj Durango on the e6th ult.
A hne of $240, 900 was imposed OF Esbowen
and three Citizens, tina monthly tax of
$4,000 upon the city 70 repienish his treas
ury.
Preparations are making nj San lluis
Poiosi for the reception of .uarez, who it is
said will establish his Government in that
city.
The negro patrol guard at Brownsville
killed 4 citizen and policeman on the evening
Of The 10th inst
The MEXICAN politicians are certain that
Ortega viii soon be President Of the Repub.
lie Of Mexico if MaximiIiAn leaves
Colema advices by tbs e-es.-..-s C1azt,t@.
1iaa, January 18th, stste 'thgs the city is st.h
ID possession OF the iInperiaiista-
GuadalaJava was evacuated. without q bat
tie, by the Imperial forces, aud was occupied
by the Liberals.
Lo1odn f"r.,.~ ',.~s the passage of Corona
troops through his territory.
Four french war vessels we're in the harbor
a Acapulco.