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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-06-27
MWA
POST ~ OF TIE
GRAND ARMY Of the REPUBLIC

Propose 70 celebrate the approaching 4th
OF July in o becoming manner, and cor
daily invite all the neighboring Posts oil
the G. A. r. to join in the festivit es of the
day. rs also the various Societies and Sab.
bath Schools OF this city and county, all
the city and county officers, together with
the citizens at large in this and the adjoin-
ing countless The following will be he
Programme Of the Day:
LIST. 100 guns of heavy artillery will be
fired ut sunrise.
ID. Promptly at $50 o'clock. a. m. the
comrades, societies, sabbath schools. &C..
DC. will assemble and proceed to form
column on Court street, with the right
resting on Main, the band taking the right.
The column will move forward ut 1890,
n. m.
Sd. On arrival at the grounds, Prayer
by the Chaplain-comrade II. Bross.
4ih. Music
9Th. Reading the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, by comrade G. G. Blake.
9th. Music.
7th. Grafton, by comrade J. G.. Hutchin-
son.
9Th. Music.
9th. Picnic Dinner, And at u, M.
10th. Music.
18th. Songs by the Glee Club.
18th. Speeches by Comrade A. H. Ham,
iiton, Hon. e. l.. Burton, Hon. Il. H. Stiles
Maj. G. e. Fulton, and others from abroad
18th. GOOD TINE GENERALLY.
18th. Right and left facet Break ran ks!
March! a
Neighboring Posts are requested to come
zen fnasse,' if possible.
Everyone attending, except Posts from
abroad, is requested to bring provisions
f n. e "a ses yes aud
1 /. Ersf#s&.4fEs91 Rv nVdur IF <hA
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AWAY WITH

SPECTACLES.
OLD EY ES MADE NEW
easily, acithostt doctor
or medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt
of 10 cents. Address
DIR. +. B. Foo TIE,
No. ITO Lexington
Avenue. Car of East
2sth st, N. Y.
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THE OTTUM va COURIER

The OTTUMWA .COURIET
In the case of State Of Iowa VS. Ca
Ogden 4 John Williams, the jury
Saturday evening returned verdic
Of" guilty oflarceny.'' n1
Considerable business disposed 8
this forenoon on motion, and d mum
Der of cases continued.
The week willprobably be consum
cd in disposing Of the many criminal
eases now pending after which the
court will probably adjourn. No
stronger argument for at least tour
terms Of court per yo.r, could be off
cred than the fact that five
weeks offai hful labor will be consum.
cd without the civil cases however
important they beg. which are now
pending the District Court.
RECORDED SALES or REAL ESTATE
IN WApELLo CO., Iowa, for week end.
ing Ju,.c 22d, 1867. Reported by d.
w. Tower, Recorder.
]. F. Clark TO VIM. Ballard, lots
IL and Is, Richmond, $3.50, 90. \
g. NJ Kellogg to B. D. H. Baker,
10th, X Il B sub dist. $4,000. 4.
VIM. Dawson to G. w. Dennis, nj
n 9, sec. e, TIP. Il, I. II, $685., 90.
Albert Major to-. Patterson, 100
acres, sec. 30; tip. Y, :. Is, 5000, 90.
J. r. Mcleod to ]. D. Mingus, 40
acres, sec. IL, tp. Il, r. 10. $4,000.
N. S. McAiister to J. Johnston, e
n e, sec. s, TIP. II, r. Is, $167,5O
Seth Ogg to D. B. Abrahams, e,
Sc, sec. Is, tp. Il, r. IL, $4,000.
At meeting appointed to be held
a: the VI. Il. Church of Ottumwa,
Sunday, June, 23d 1867, for the pur
pose OF organizing Young Mems
Christian Association. An address
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Bross,
Pastor Of the Congregational Church,
at the close Of which preliminary
organization was effected by calling
Mr.. Champion to the chair, and the
appointment of Ed A. Chambers
Secretary pro tenn
On motion, Rev. ]. NJ. McElroy
read constitution which had been
prepared by him, with view % its
adoption when the organization
should be completed.
Upon a motion being made that VIC
proceed to organize, the names of
those desiring to become mentors 81
the organization, were called for, and
given as follows:
Rev. Bross, Rev. ] NJ McElroy,
Rev. Ell Warning, II W Champion,
r II Warden, J S Porter, VIM Dag
gett, G w Devin, L NJ Cooley, Q E
lIovey, Eugene silsby, L L Gray,
Frank Ward, w III P Norris, E NJ
Gibbs,J I Hackworth, J G Meek,
n A Wilson, L II Walter, G G As
pinwall, Jas D Ladd, VIM Nelson,
w C Holden, w H G Jaques, II A
Kinnaman, w II Caldwell, D w
Tower: J G Hu,clison, Ed White,
Thos E Harrington, T w Graves,
J N Randall, L N Hastings, G F
Knight, Luther Wilson, Mack Davis,
A G Huggins, Eugene Sheffield, Ed
A Chambers, ] Williamson, w r
Daum, Joseph H Potts, Frank NJ
Day, v P Twombly.
Moved that meeting be held for
the purpose Of further completing
the organization, and for the adop-
ton ola constitution, Monday, June,
oath, 8 IN. Motion amended to
meet Saturday, June 10th, 8 p m,
1t the Congregational House oil
w orship. Carried.
Moved that we adjourn. Carried
Ed A. CHAMBERs,
Sec,y pro tenn.
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS.
Two LEGS in one--you can take off the
Foot and put on Stub. All in want, send
for 4 Pamphlet. j. w. WESTON,
{ Patsntee, .O6 broadway, N. r.
June q. 1887
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The MuRDERER.-Tr ogdon, being
found guilty Of murder in second dc.
gree, was brought before the court,
this morning, to receive the sentence
Of the law. The prisoner during the
Judges remarks appeared to be per-
fectly indifferent, cool and selfposs-
essed, and upon leaving the room,
turned and politely thanked the
Judge. His sentence is imprison-
ment for life.
Cal. Ogden, for larceny, sentenced
to two years imprisonment.
Sheriff Derby will have a covey Of
five penitentiary birds to go to Fl.
Madison with on Monday next.
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1867 18th OF JuLr.-The Barling
ton & Missouri River Railroad pro.
hsFgE s'Itef 4
pose 70 carry passengers either way,
the whole of their route on the 4th
Ct, halt fare. This is certainly q very
liberal offer OF the road and no doubt
many will avail themselves Of the
opportunity. Tickets will be sold at
all Stations at the Regular ticket rate
one way 'good to return, !" and will
be received on train. No. s, on the Sd,
on all trains on the It'll, Sand train N o.
|, on the 9Th. Secure, tickets at Sta
tons. as there Is no rsquction on the
y - .sfF
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SIMPLE JusrrcE.-1t is but simple
Justice to the manufacturers Of DR.
De Vishnu''s Excelsior blackings tc
award them the credit ofbeing ahead
Of all competitors. They IRE deci-
dedly the Blacklngs Of the world
Try them once and you will never
use any other. See ad.
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Arw HDHERI2SEKENTc

BY order Of the
COM. of ARRANGEMENTS
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L s + y = y 4
GRIM COMA Case Of this sort
was tried before Esquire Blake yes.
terday, in which one Kemp sued a
man BY the name Of Phelps for Grim
ina' relations ATTIC for long period Of time
with bis wife. lRhelps was bound
over in 81, 900. j. w. Dixon for Pitt.
and Major Fulton for defence.
We understand that the details Of
the trial showed that. Phelps had
been ferfiftssn years the favorite Of
'the wife ana that fifhthe husbands
knowledge he ! bad beesS dividing
tho domestic duties usnally s4asyolv-
ing upon pater fsaaalios until some
thingsoccared to interrupt the AMIGA
ble relations existing 10. the happy
i ! :. Il ;'a m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
Guatemala and Costa RIGA at
Loggerheads.
England About 10 Recognise Niearaguan Sovs.
rsignty Over the Mosquito Territory.
Revival Of Peace Euu.srs In the Pa
ciGc Republics.

me sseamship ArizSns, Captain Naury, from Aspin-
wa November II, Arrived a. this por yesterday.
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COLOMBIA.


Peaceful Dcclaratton Of the Peruvian Execu.
eive-Probabie Abandonment Of the Austral-
ian and Panama Steam Line or Steamers.
PANAMA, Nov IL 1857.
We have NO news Whatever 70 communicate from
Colombia BY this mail and bat few have occurred
elsewhere the that worthy Of being chroni-
esd here Affairs in and around Bogo2 reported
b In state OF unusual qustuds, while IN Ecuador the
cloud Of revolution ovsrhanging the country . few
weeks ego has driftsd entirely away.
There prospect Of the line Of steamers between
shis port and Australia being abaneonsd Mr. Crosbis
Ward, who has been one OF the most prominent sup
perters Of the mail service Panama has recon-
Dendsd the abandonment OF the route and the subsi
tsion In a place OF line 10 San Fancisco. sThsro are
swo factsn be says (which 70 decide In favor o.
shs change" One 10 The probable complexion within
three years, OF the Atlantic and Pacine Railroad which
will connect New York with San Franoisco The other 10
miles snorter than 70 Panama There 10
another advantage 70 b gained from such change Of
vouts Tahiti lies exactly In the course two thousand
tws hundred miles from wsIlingtsp, ready - form .
aept easy oealing place and very pleasant halfway
hahing station" The only obi scsicn that could Be
- uGht 70 boar against the change, far be could
80, was thai the United States might N % high
rhargs on postal transit 70 make the sixpsnny route
between The colonies and Great Britain unremunsrAtivs
Tor couple Of st lees meanwhe shs stsam.
srs Will continoe running - usual
There have bssn No later arrivals from Central
America Ns. fst $3.50
me United ssa.ss steamer Nyssk aisS lssos, Tor
oaliAa. sn she 9th insa -
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E .


Eject or Prin's spanlsh Revslt o the PacInc
.War-Revivai Of the Hopes for Peace-Ns
Rsiaxation, However, In the Works Of De-
Seuce-Ths Chiisans Asxisss % Sec the
Arequipa Revolt Pus Down In Peru-ChIIeas
and Australian Osmncrcial Csnmssslss-
Prince Alfred 70 Visit vaIparalse-Inseres
ing Marine Inssliissnce-Wrsck as Cape
Herr.
The iass European mall brings " The Intelligence
from Spain that the insurrscsiossry h thai
country likely dsnnsly terminate the In the
Pacific, and that Admiral Msudsz Nudes has bssn
with MS squadron. This news 10 hailed here sure
guarantees OF immunity from fsrhsr solicitation BY Ne
spsniards and the spirits of commercial rsviv.
Ing immensely. with the pebble generally The snsos
has not bssu - aotssabla The Isng absence
q the enemy froa sAsss wassrs asd the
repeated assurances By Ne hinss q President Perss
shst the SPANISH nsss sxpsss6 y ssssrn had in
great measure prsparsd Ne minds II shs people for
shs nova and the ssusssy accepted without any pub
No dsmsnssrstioa, ainoA wishess svss uanifsss,ur
safisacson Asssnsiou b now directed y Ne probe
bsiss Of renewal Of nssosiassss ssv treaty q psssa
Many s, adhere 70 The opiaion has spains rssssncs
% resume the campaign In ths Pas6o ss&sibulabs
IN . great measure 10 The attitude assumed By ths
United States In relation 70 her sister republics ard ths
Mr. eswardS diplomatic correspondence with ths ~
spssvs bsigsrssn haA led sort Of mssssl under.
standing between Spain and the allies by which
respectable appearances might BE- maintained
~ both parties without the rsinauxurstIon Of
rnpronsabis hdyrnisa Indeed, considsrabls numbsr
believe ihsa Me nsssnS shasss y ~ sifussioa vW
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

Dr. J. r. Monroe, the editor and prspristss ef Ne
Seymour Tims--ons Of the most incorporating radi-
cal papers Indans-has recently parchassd the ee1os
OF The seymour Unso~ coppsrhssd paper publshed N
the same place. and u now engaged In running both
papsrl M ff ...
The Iuros SsasssmcS pubiishsd st IAoen has placed
II the head II IL columns -For Prssdsat usos, Gle
msnt l. vAlanaigham, a Ohio. subjsct 70 The decison
OF The National Democratic Convention. Under whicA
roads Redemption Of government sosdsn srssnbscks
or liquidation. White supremacy. STATE sovereignty
and fsdsratsoa are ths fousdssioa pa 81 ths Amss-
oan rspubliA
The Kansas CITY Adv1fsc, m rspIy V . question
about Csosrsl shsrmans remark that "ths hand thas
drops the nusks. must take up The ballot" sAys:-
II Ceuera sherman ever made the declaration attr-
bued Va him. he would be compelled 70 recant before ~
received the democratic nominsuon- Othsrwss ween
be most idle and useless Ceremony " nominess bin.
Nc true democrat would support bin o. any other
Nom mated . negro Suffrage platform.
About sbsrmas, his nomination BY the democracy
and bis g. louis speech the Louisville Courier hithsr-
70 favoring his nomination for me Presidency By NE
dsmocrats says:--
whss sherman In his speech profssss 70 wonder how
asy Southern man can speak Of The slsss canss, II
iassuags othsr srhaa THAI " shame ard SORROW" -
can asa wsrds sssong enough 70 express our indgns
uoa. OF sorrow, indeed there v much a shs South
and God ksevv y not without abundant oeuss; but =
iupossible q eonnscs ieiany wlsh The lcss esars
Southern people kneu that the cause fof whoa sny .
hsrocAy fought ID Iset and shey hsve since sccepseo
IN Geoa faith ne Ascsion a Ne sgorl nus nss
no.a man q Them BY. slorI.s y aoA ~ essS se
sutsd By sach N ungsDsrous tasnt - snss oS.vv~s
the word1 II 0snsssi ahsruAn
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


Reported Trouble Between Guatemala and
Costa Rlca-Engllsh RccoEnition or Mica
sagua's Right to the Control OF the Mesquite
Coast-Ns Rsvelt In Costa Rica.
PANAMA, Nev IA 1851
auArExALA
b reported that difficulty has arisen between the
respective governments Of GOaismaia and Costa Rica,
aad that all diplomato relations between them have
bssn suspended The news wants confirmation.
NICARAGUA
President GuxmAn in his late visit TO the city or Leon
had and enthusiastic reception from Ill classes
sitisena
The cholera has disappeared entirely after having
committed terrible ravagss among the population Of the
various sections Of the republic TIE city Of Leon was
among the heaviest that suffered BY the dread cpl
dsmic
Advicss received in Nicaragua state that General Mar
tsss Minister Plsnipoenssry from this republic in
London was received BY Lord Stanley the 18th cf
August her Majesty Secretary Of Foreign Affairs ana
On Tie 20th following was officially received BY the
sn state that her Majesty in ths very cordial recep.
Won extended to General Martinez expressed the in.
nson o. .ipg the rsn. Of Nicaragua 70 the
about which SO much excitement bas been raised for
considerable tme now Il was 70 adjust this very din.
sion 70 England We sincerely hope that the matter
viii now be nuaiy settled in manner worthy OF Eng
nd and favorable TO the interests Of the republic Of
! aALvAD0R
The 9Th OF October being the birthday Of the President
the republic, celebrated In the capital with great
fVocinga The President has our best wshes and may
ns live 20 go many more birthdays cslsbratsd with equal
Ssrvor by his c0untryme
The road between Chaassnango and the coast 10
asary 1nshed in fact many loads Of merchandise
And indigo have already traverssd II. The sxportaton
81 the last named production already commsnced
from ths two pors Of Ia Union and Ia ubsrtad This
sxpsrsaon viii continue up 70 January next The crop
this year u unusually good and prolific.
Work actively progressing on ths national govern
neat palacA N4 aIg 81
The port Of La Lbsstad b showing considerable IN.
crease In is expora Many houses being erected
and activity v svegywhero apparent 4
That section or the Cessa noa continental later
oceanic railroad contract between Linen and Tvirss
AAs been ratified ~ the Government o. the republic,
watch accepts me ooodi.ios proposed By the Fremont
Csss Company of New York, namely-thas the govern.
sat should buy S. 900 worth Of shares In NE I'M
dsrsAging. The survsSs are now completed and ma.
sansry aad thsss necessary for commencing the
Uork are bsgipning 70 arrive from Europe.
The revolution reported from this republic h mot
worth noticing II was nothing more than 40 insignin-
cant ros, masninsd inso = rsvoution by teo vivid
Imagination
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The debate on the elective franchise was then r.
sumsd and occupied the remainder OF the session.
Mr. Coos, Of Daas spoke 81 considerable length, rsit-
Grating the Arguments 10 had already presented the
Convention yesterday for snarsas the e'ss Of persons
An interesting scene followed. showing in . worry
amusing manner the manpulaticns Of the negro dele
Leu i ssssesisd With Colonel speed whs prss.nssd The
slave q M Henry G Lea Having bssn siIowsd By biz
master 70 learn the trade Of carpenter and hire him
s ?: .s
ehissd he st rsus.bsn gratefully the Kindness and
.ors n socordAscs WIN his iaciinsIons,
.n o.: :S ss. Y hss .s ~: GS ..s
than - gaia Che favor OF ths white advsn-'
.sss who are 70. ss:.i.s By dss:vins his rnss 70
> oss q his White iis.aSs K Scw.vsr. !; vas aSis:
i up . b red ~ he sissE The isiissiDs i sSs
advocate q. .Aesus. q .: .,.ssi.y report because
q every r.ss ana sysry ssio Ts Al siss ! cosssd
ANY. 70 si s = q %
;ss.: .: VIZ; ; %s: y sss: .;
.i 9. ss =: .A: .sss and !. %0dss
s S: '1 g. niao1 rspsr. .sssssd :ssy . s.
rsooas,ruessa nsssar:s. q. cossr:ss WHOA nsssur.s
esaSs 3 beyond sis:s vss1 y . saAanssr Ss
:s Of -. y n s a.
thst hs probability they will ct them Therefore
hope principles contained Il The minority report viii net
psss but that the minority report will b adopted
This speech immsdiatsly osassd . ssnasiss IN The
Convsation Bingham looked thundsrstruck: the other
radical delegates looked aagry and startled: The mode
ras men alous seemed plsass1 - This tsuching tssti
uouy 70 the fact that every slave owner VS. not
Lsrrss but The sequel v this episode 1smonstrAssd
clearly the peril and sominG trouble involved II the
zero suffrage scheme which y nov being imposed upon
ne south q The point u The bayonsk Caraway. ths
nulatse editor from Mobile, started up and said sDose
m not Dc essu- wine sentiments % Dc goldman frem
Perry or % nee 10 sspssssauv ed a proceeded
70 red rather lons speech, which ka1 bssu
written for him BY his editor-in- chief Grimm,
"a which consisted entirely Of . v<cAasDS Il the
prescriptIon and disfnnchissmsns speech already
dsIIversd By that gsnsleman. A soon % he
hsd onshsd he went Lee and called him out late the
hsIi for computation Bingham shortly afterwards jon-
In thsu Poor Lee then assaiIsl with al manner
81 sbuss for having allowed hnsslf - cay what hs
thouehL bingham told him. loud enough Ter passsrs-
81 . hssr tAss be hss bsssaysd me interests Of his
rsss ana was a. sniy BE- slave asd whatever Bling
"a once under the new provisional govsrnmsns 70 b.
La wes consgnsd v me tender msrciss Il uuscuar
black preacher named Coed, Who dstinguiahsd himself
: few days are IN 6ght with white man ia ths sssy.
Good sanding with his back against the vail ana button
hoIine his victim denounced the unhappy Lee ID We
ost unmsesursd terms All this ransplrsd openly. II
NE asbt end hearing o. ssvsraI spseAtor anopG when
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The Concentrates Or National Fsrces AsnIuss
Aresuipa-several Attempts ae Rsvols
Thwarted-He@e Guards ~ Calias.
Liza, 0cl -, 1857
rhs rsvostioa u Arsqupa Il In about shs same con.
disisn - vhsn last wrote ne lassss news - have
frea thsss 10 10 the 2sd Instant which n ~ folows.
rhs fisaas Apanmae rsnansd in africa; between that
Guy ss1 raess vsrs Stationed three batasns snoer the
command d Colonel RIOS bus they we're V stan Tor
Isay On the 2ad nsAas 70 units with me forces undss
Pndc Prsdo's army w. sirsady % NE march sos
Asssupa with sghsssu usess Il sStilssy. lsayine h
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yur psrss TrlfsaAn.

The CIanss Disfranchisipg All Whs DO Net
vste ON the New Cssstieation Stricken Ous
Of the Article On Franchise
g NoWroumy Nsv 10 1851.
Ths Rscsnstrucsiou coavsation ssnsumsd che msru-
Ing session in considering the amendment 70 the
majority report on the franchise question The clause
oisfanchIsns all whs DO nos vote On The asw coassu.
tos viii BE- stricken cut
s@ nvursa exsnor N##*
A. the night session Of the cenvension the majority
arss1 10 strike Of the article fraschss The olauss
which disfrAnchisss al who Do nst voss on the new
constitution n
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THF ALABAMA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TINE HERALD.

Another Act In tho Puritan Negro Conven-
tiOu Farce-Two Negroes Unfold Their Sen.
timents-Thc Report Of rho Committee On
the Pablic Debt-Contlnuation or tho Debate
ON the Suffrage Report.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10, 1857.
The Convention rsaassmblsd this morning and opsnsA
it, proceedings In the usual manner with political
prayer
Mr. JOLLY offered ordinance 70 dissolve the bonds Of
masrmony between John Stokes and Sarah Stoksa The
preamble rscsd the matrimonial roablss q these Per.
soma and snsassl the people q The State II Alabama
inasmseh - the aid sasaA stsss had ls NE bed and
board Of the aid John etokss several years age 70
lsass formally the said John Stokes from al further
eennsctoa With the said Sarah Stokes The reading Of
The ordinance excited good deal Of laughter ana a.
delegate explained that Consss had scarcely oontsm
plated investing the Convection with power 70 grant
relief In such cases. the ordinance was laid upon the
table.
The Committee on Public Debs presented the follow.
ing report which was aAoptsd:-
Amount OF bonds bearing nvs per cent interest,
payable in London lssA and renewed twenty
s:cs ntsre: on funded win p:ro:n; bonds So
Amount Of bonds bearing ok Per cant interest," 90 a.,
B!cf interest," on ssms funded With per cent bonds so
Amount Of bonds bearing ave per csn4
interest. payable in New York. .eAlooo0o
s: cen. Ssss: o. Ds,. .%: safsss Win p. ~
- sassaso
Amount Of bonded debt 40
Amount Of eight per cent bonds sold since
lsSs ' p x .is q III asg sss sp
s,ss:ass s ;ss.' y Esss. S
s ssssss t s.s sss s
$500. - -. 90
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Aassgf or AuscrD MrsDxSxNs The penos o. me
city Friday arrested ~ ne CIV q losao ~ $500
Harvsy d. pope bcsR formerly Of this place, ana have
lodged them il js 70 avail, srslnnsuon On ne ensrge
ssms nscnths sInce Scott wm only eaptarsd sfsss .
denpersts neht
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SsA Sovsmuor ~, sE.ived ~ TINS p00 yssssruay
The following 10 Inc list q treasure BY the Arisona:
Panama Railroad Company ............... 81. $40
duncan snsImS 4 Co.. $1,000
Dsonsy. horWn h Co. W,Al5
zA'iu xe1ioW.i bAnk.... AsI0
usis xetYJ 20. .....ss.s..........s b,ooU
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Th4Cenmittss Of the Colombian Congress 10 whom
vas rsfsrsd the subject Of Nosqusras recent treaty
vpi Peru and the purchase Of the R. Cuyler
SVvs reported dpproving OF the puusd BY the
oran General and his agents. The Dtario Official has
Published the correspondence these latter. vho
fsurs In an unsnviabls light The r. r cuyisr-now
Reyos going 70 pieces In Carthagsna bay, whore she
Hes neglected under the surveillance Of two Spanish
nsn.ofwar. According 70 The last arrangement made
bstwssn Peru and Colombia she 10 70 be delivered in
New York TO the agents Of the former How TINS 10 70
- done remains puzzle
General Sullivan United States Minister he's demanded
and wn obtain satfaetion for the murder Of tive sx-
ooofsdsrates u Carshagsas By mob