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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
LOCAL ITEM 9.

Wa have soma land near the line Of the
the railroad, Dust the place to makes good
farm 70 trade for property in Davenport,
or improved farms.
ELDRfpos 4 BRo,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No 40 Rradv atreat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
oAO MlLRO
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Are now Anishsd and In operation. More than
twenty theusand mes are smploysd. and il 10 not
sscramento, viii b anishsl in isssisstead Of is,s
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
.sa al l.i .ss .s:s S:
io.nd along the line of fts operations.
..i.. M1, ~ ,.,S SioXsrnn9nt S ,s E I. Great o. lsm
on each side ofits road. This is an absolute dona
tion. and will be source Of large revenue In the
future.
LIZA uGovern1nent Grant OF
&l6 ooo.to S4sooO per nfie. according TO the dim
euliies 10 be suraounted the various sect ons to
be built. The Govern ment takes . eecon mortgage
as security and it s expected on the inter
est bat tho principal amount may be paid In servi-
ees rendered by the Company in transporting troops
to t: own RTt tpoNps 81 sss
TO aid IN building the road. to the came auoant a.
the Z 3. Bonds, issued for the same purpose, and
ne more. The Government Permits the Trustees
for the Prst Mortgage Bondhold.re to deliver the
bonds to the Company only ~ the soad is completed
and after u has been examined by United States
Oommiesioners and pronounced to be in oil rs epscts
. nrst-class Railroad
from WMA N. ,0ssgit.l Stock Sub.criptisn
lion Dollars have been paid In upon the work al
ready done and which will be Increased q the wants
OF the Company require.
Business. that alrsady amonnt 70 more than The in
tersst on the First Mortgage Bends Theee esr uines
are NO indicationloS the vast through trsnic that
bat they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property. costing nearly three times
their amount,
Are Secure Beyond any Ceusia.
geucy.
The Union Pacific DOnda PM thS,tv v.a,s 49,
bear annual interest, payable on the Arst days Of
City ef New Yosk Il the rate of ok Der eest. 10
they pay liberal Income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at the
present rate are tee cheapest security IN the market
time. Subscription viii b received IN New York
AZ the ConDany's O0Oe, Ne, -
NashaalDsPoet,
AND BY
Jehn y. Cisco 4 Oeu. Dankers,
Ne. - Wan Osroee.
AND By
The les. National Bank Of D0s
v00poRt, Iowa.
Rsmittaneee shoeld b made in drafts Or other
funds par In New York. and the Bonds will - eent
iree OF charge b. retain e1pfess P1ftles sa6ocrib
ias thfough local agents. will 70 them for thsis cafe
PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1883 has just
been published BY the Company, giving fuller iulor-
pectins the Progress Of the Woss the Rssoures. q
the County tfaversed By the Road, the Means fbf
Ceneirvcti0n. and the value Of the Bonds, which
s wi'l BE- sent ne cn spplicat!on q sas csapaays
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

neAs.


In 1oo1 the gfandfathes Of Dr.. Tobias Introduced
the VENETIAN L1NlMENT in England. II was
success although the price vas Guinea q Bottle
His late Majesiy Williao ~. used Il for Chronic
Rhsumasism. and Was entirely cured, after suffering
fof two yeass his attending physicans bsisg unable
which 10 now in possession ofmy uncle in Liverpool
have o0ered 11ee stafling for that letter, bat N
refused. In 1e47 put II out In the United States.
OF A0es sfe never without Il Il b saSb and inno-
cent 70 apply externally. 4or n yeare have war
tantsd % cnrs the following complaints: Cholera
ina aad Sea eicknes6 taken internally. and Chronc
Rhsanatism. Barns, Cuss, Bruises, OLE eorss,
Toethache Frosted Feat. swellings. Insect otinss.
fails. II used - difeeled for Cholssa or Dye
entsryitis certain, II Ned whsn Afst attacked. No
one once trying IL, viii ever be without It.. Sold By
DrugGists. Price Iifty Csnte md One Dollar. De
not. 10 park Plaza. N y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
NATIONAL TRUsr 60.

Ofths city Of New York. No. 1856 Broad way.
Capital 10 NE MILLION DOLLARO
CHARTERED BY THE stats.
Darius X. Mangam, President. james Merrill, Sec
retary. Receives Deposits and allows FOUR Pen
CENT. 1NTBREST on all daily Balances, % bject tc
Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Si1
Months, or more, may be made at ave per cent
tlemen OF large wealth and financial experience, be
are also personaly liable to depostors for ali abi
cations fths Company to double the amount oi
their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives deposits in large or small amounts
and pesmlts them 70 b. drawn o. whole or In par,
by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE
allowing Interest On oil daily balance, partfes
throughout the country can keep accounts In thu
Institution with special advantages Of security.
yenienec and pront. jee2 dAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

Morn PArcHEs, FRFcKLRs AND TAx.-Ths
only reliable remedy for those brown dis
colorations on the face s ''Psrry's Moth and
Freckis Lotion" Prepared only by Dr. d.
q. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York. Sold
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

FR.cKLEs AND TAN removed and prevent
Cd, BY using the delicious Hcsperian Balm
or the Complexion. Price only City cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

Csolcs Iowa Oatawba Wine, at 81. 90 per
dcsen bottles also . full stock Of other No.
tive and forsiea wines ct the vine house Of
LAHersiss, TnoDs : c.,
el Weot Soeend otsoel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

ouR readers will netiee some very plain
facts sst forth In % alvsrtissusas Of the
Republic Insurance Compssy. In another
eelu II makes no difference whether
the "Republic" 10 in or out Of The insurance
ring Of Davenport--she is just - good -
the best Of them.
TINS Union Psefo Railroad is being
built more rapidly this year than ever. The
word 10, ITO Salt Lake by Christmas. y
Six hundred and forty miles are now in
running order, and . hundred miles more
nearly ready for the track. Brigham Young
has Eve thousand men at work in Utah.
and says he not afraid Of the Gentilss. Il
il IL probable that the locomotive will 60
through to the Pacific in 1868 instead Of
ls7O,and will carry along With II an immense
train Of passengers and freight, now await
ing that happy event. Contrary to the usual
experience Of railroad companies, the Uni.
on Pacific has an abundance Of ready mon
~, and pays cash for everything. Iss First
Mortassge six per cent. gold bonds are sa-
gsrly taken throughout the country BY par
ties Of sound financial judgment. The
sales have already amounted 70 ssvsntssn
million dollars.
SuicIps. Rock Island Uniss says
that woman assd sixty ysars. and wife Of
NJ. John Nsumss, On employee Of The Rock
Islasd woslsn mills, soamittsd suicide 10
the county jail II sn early hour on Satur-
day morning, BY hanging herself with .
piece Of olethss-lns which had been left in
the apartment ia which she was confined.
She was insane, and had attempted several
timssto take her own lifs, by laying down on
The railroad track. and BY jamping int the
river. The City Marshal, not being able 70
and out who she vas, had placed her in jail
for safs keeping. Whom Deputy Sheriff
Payne entered tho room, he discovered her
hanging 10 one corner. The rope hung
from stout nail in the wall, and % lev that
in order 10 insure death she was compelled
to assume . kneeling posture. Mr.. Payne
at once sent for DR.. Trussdals, who found
her beyond hope Of recovery, though her
blood Was still warm.
The unfortunate woman WAS German,
and had been in Amsrics. about four years,
during which time she has been subject to
attacks Of temporary insanity. A coronsr's
jury was summoned, and returned verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
HCAUTlON IN TIME

Pcrsons that desire TO use DR Hpr,,cxse OpIono
KtD Sr.aeosuarfHa PLAsFRn. that cures patn weak
ness and distrees in I've hours aud that has stood
found them with the misera bls unbleached nusli a.
payer. and other worthless preparations called
- II place Of nsrricks. On. HHnnick's Kin Pas
rsas AND oueAn CoArno fllIA, are uoed In The U. s
Army an1 Navy. are introduced into noet Hospi-
tails. Al0o 0ousea, and Prieone, and otaftle CON-
n unitiso With their wonderful cures Five thou
sand physicians and surgs0ne uee and endceoe them
Call for and 80 that y0u get none bat ARsnscK's
Kin PLAsrRne AHD SUoAR CoAfRD PlIia. Sold by
dealers everywhere. jeSdAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

Go ro van BxsT.-0o 60 the bryant d Strattou
sieal businees education, to become q good sound
Telegraph operator. For circulars and papcrs ad-
dsess. (snclosiug stamp ''rhc bryant 3 Stratton
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
. DQnLILRR

IL U4uUlAA6BO
- - BRADY STREET, BELOW 0BO
end keeps osnstaatly % hand ~ nakeo
70 oder.
0e0t0s, Doyss aAA Chll0Fo0'O
CLOTHING oiths bsss msAsnal esdi n a1asnse
Sha4 cannot III 70 give seaislastisa. Ness0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
lSeS.Seassa Arrangements. 1858.
NORTHERN LINE PACKET GO.

DAILY LINE OF PASsEECEk STEAMERS
BETWEEN
IT. Louis, Rock Island. DavcDs
port and ~. Paul.
Consisting OF TIE following Splendid Stsaners:
DUBUQUE, MINNESOTA.
HAwKlYE STATE. SUCKER STATR,
DAVENPORT, MUSCAT1NE,
CANADA. PEMBlNA,
RESERVE, SAVANNA.
I EAvIN0 ST. LOUIS EVERY EVENING (SuN.
~ days excepted). At O'Clock p. N.
All the above boats are manned BY careful and -
perienced officers and crews. and have been thor.
ouehly repaired and reftted, and no sxersions Will
be spared to add to the comfort and converencc os
passengers and the careful handling VI freight
The Company own several Freight stsamers, and .
large number OF No. Bargee. the greater part ci
which are adapted to carry grain in Bulk, and are
prepared to carry all freight Offering with dspatch.
The Company return thanks 70 the public Tor tAeif
literal patronage for the past ten year,. and hops 70
deserve and receive continuance Of their favose.
5AAss WApkD,a ps,a.,. THos. T. ehiSfelra; er.1s;;
T:s:; s.;;1 1sp'oas. ssRt = 49, r. AZ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

"CoNsTITUrIoS WArr." is certain cure
for Diabetes. and oil diseases Of the Kidneys
For sale by oil Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

JAMS 8. KiRk 4 Cos fine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Mattlsd. Olive. Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm. &c. Sold by oil groosrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
Reyal Havana Lottery Of cuba.

~ ConduetsA BY the Spanss 0ovesnmsnt.--
ooo0,o In Gold drawn eveev 0eventeon days. Pm
- cashsd and Information furnished. The hiehsot
price paid for Dosboons and all klnde Of Gold ~
Silver. TAILOR Z CO..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
JOHN L. COFFIN,
LAND AGENT,

/. Bas for sale, 1b9, eco acres ehcics Esinis
Lauds In Iowa, In S5 different countiees eeleeee
from 10 - - years sipcc. By sresasI sgsasss -
mcstiy owned " the pstentces.
IL. COO aesea q llkpcts, wiseossln anl 0snoo
sola. Uniopeevsd Lots In Davenport, leClstr =
Prineetoa, Woleott, -Dursnt, Atalisse, DoeaeI
1eva Oity and Dee Noinsa. 1ueaAy ouQ141
bouooo oa1 oteees u DovoaOas, Sovool
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

ExA0GEAATi0N 10 very common fault
among all classes, but nevertheless "ths
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth. IL sometimes stated. Such 10 the
case in reference to oil that 10 said In regard
10 Doctor Seth Arnolds Balsam for the
cure Of Bowel Complaints. II has been
sold In the Now England States for about
thirty years, aud has larger sale in those
States than any other article for Bowel
Oomplants. The sale for the last two years
has been upwards Of 1876, 900 bottles. See
advertisement under Special Notices.
A dear old dsctor's remedy fer diseas-
o. o: the blood is DR.. J. W. Poland's
Humor Doctor. IL never fails to give r.
lief. and 10 pleasant 10 the taste.
SCENTED 6nowsas.-Whsn drops Of Pa
loss FLOR DE MAYO" ths new per-
fums, fall In aromantic shawsrs on theu.
sands Of bandkerchisfs every day, Who
can deny that it 10 tho regning psrfumsi
Sold BY oil druggists.
Life itself 10 almost . burden to some
lsdios, on account Of excessive pain
Hsadsohs, Teothachs, agus in the face
and jaws, Neuralgia, Lamensss, and other
certainly by using freely Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil. Sold BY your msr.
chant.
FoR restoring gray or faded hair to its
natural color, browns Vegetable Oriental
lair Renewer" is said to be the best pre-
paration in the market. II 10 also splendid
dressing for the hair, and will prevent hair
from falling of, stimulate it to grow, &C.
Druggists selling this article, are author.
izcd by the proprictors 10 warrant every
bottle TO give better satisfaction than any
other preparation for the hair. july /.
HoLLowAvs PilLs OiurnnSr. - AsTBnA-
Though this disease has banned the skill and been
pronounced BY eminent medical men irrsm sdia-
bls The umsrons cert'ncatcs daily received by
Dr. Holloway. ara direct fefutaton To snch foun
d"i and failacoss conclusions. Cougas. colds, and
asthma In ali its ram OF bronc affections
In their worst stages by these cxpectorant and laxa
tive remedies. Sold by all Druygsis.
Kroncrs iII.ir Dye. Natural, Durable. Beautiful
girts and Country Storekeepers. JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. s0i Chestnut g.. Philadelphia.
JANIS 8. KiRk 4 Cos fine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprising German
Mattlsd. Olive. Star, Improved Chemical.
Palm. &c. Sold by all groosrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Go ro vHW BxsT.-0o 60 the Bryant b Strattou
Iowa State Business College 10 get thorough prac
Ceai bnsnsfs education. or to become good sound
drsss. (snclosiug stamp) .'rhc Bryant d stratton
commercial college, Daven port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
Wanted

CoLlC!TORS TO WORK FOR GUARDIAN Mu-
~ TUAL Insurance Co., OF New York. Liberal
ommiaesns offered. ]. h. nRLvILL, Agent,
jeiv DIFF No. NfehOler Blockp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
To Rem I
AMERICAN HOUSE.

pOS .-..-.............. IL ASS.
'1lHE Largsst Flrst Class House In New England -
l Vertical Railway, Suits and Single Apartments,
with Bathing ard Water conveniences; Billiard
Halls. Telegraph once. and Cafe.
LEWIS RICR d SON Propr'e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

ScExrsD D6nowsas.-Whsn drops Of PsA
LoS's FLOR DE MAYO" ths new per-
fums. fall In aromantic shawsrs on theu.
sands Of bandksrchisfs every day, Who
can deny that it 10 tho regning psrfumsi
Sold By oil druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
Boiler for Sale.

4 FIRST CLASS BOlLKR, ~ FEET LONG, ~
IA inches diameter, hues, mud settes. nrs-frent,
Dunlap a Co. Cincinnati For sale at bargain n
Shields Davenport Woolen Mills ieiSdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
Uee Renme'o Pntn.KiIllnS Ma glC
OH.
"IT WnRKA LIKE A CHARNo

Every person In this town will hrd It to their prof
II a. well for their comfort. II they use Iten.
mes Pain-Kil1ing Magic Oil when they
have headache, To0tbachc ChiiibA NJ, A1ue In the
Face and Jawr. Lame Shoulders, Rheu i'm alien. Bci.
stica, Brui.cs, Cramps. Colds Group. Sore Throat,
or any pans Of this nature The ladies Will nnd ~
one OF the best things to IN the family sop
era remedy for any kind 81 psnfu disorder. or hust
70 use. Use Il freely. e0ld By al DrugYiste, Nss
Sole PROPHECIES ard llanuahet1res,
tsDse Abw1y PnssvuaSs 4Aoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

A dear old dector's remedy fer diseas-
ss o: the blood is DR.. J. W. Poland's
Humor Doctor. II never fails 10 give re-
lief. and 10 pleasant 10 the taste.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
DISASTER.
Loss OF ths Yacht Challenge.

The New zork WOTid Of this morning says:-
At late hour last evening we received
intelligence of the total loss OF The yacht Chal-
leDge, belonging 10 Mr. Jacob Lorrlllard, OF
this city, while bound out from the port of
Para in Brazil to New York city. The
Challenge was modelled and built by Captain
Fish, a wellknown yacht builder, and was
regarded az a frst.class yacht in yachting
circles. The Challenge was 80 tons burthen,
and was originally built in May, 1865, for
pleasure sailing. She was very heavily spared; ;
IN 1act she had large spaIs as any merchant
vessel, and IN tresh breeze could only be
compared TO the Dauntless for her breadth
of canvas and manner OF sailing. Tue Cnal-
lepge sailed from Para for this port with cargo
of bluing and luoia rubber, the estimated value
of which was about $500; partially insured.
The vessel herself WAS valued at about $50, 900
by her owners, but would probably bring for
Yachting purposes about $4,000, as she has
been used ever siOce she was built for the pur-
pose OF carrying merchapdise. The Challenge
has carried calgOes OF truIt between Havana
and New York CITY. The Challenge was the
largest yacht ever built in America, with the
exec ptIon ofMr. Kingsands Alarm. The loss
OF the Challenge was owing to her having ru2
on reef about IA miles from Para, out ward
bound. The crew, OF Gozen men, became fright
ened aL0 GeuoTallzed at the danger, aud although
Captain Fish aud bis officers attempted by
man force, VITA loaded pistols, 20 prevent them
from deserving, yet they utterly refused to obey
their officers orders, and, taking TO the boats
deserted the vessel. When they left the vessel
was fast going 10 pieces on the rect. The Off
Gers and crew were plcked up by the steamship
Mississippi, and they reached New York city
lale last eLlng. The Challenge was a sWltt
boat, having at one time made the passage to
and fro between Para and New York IN about
fity.Feyen days, which is considered very quick
time. The oWner also at Que time offered to
match The Challenge against the yacht Sappho
for large sum OF money, but the stakes were
Lever put down 10 run the race. The Challenge
WAS keel BOAT, differing entirely from her ma e
the VISTA in her rigging and spars. The interior
OF the Challenge was fitted up very handsomely,
but at the same time was very plain III appear
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

sword. NJ. Guillou, the proprietor OF the hall
an aged man, with one leg, was seized and
carried of, without either his crulch or hat ]
Several other arrests meanwhile were made
whiltt the principal actors were being thus
made prisoners. One gentleman, III. Ganier
received q sabre thrust in the side. Outside the
building the troops were In line, aud the RIOT
act was read three tines to the Gro Wd, which,
considering prudence to be the better part OF
valor, quietly dispersed. The Procureur-
Imperial now made his appearance, and went D
to the prisoners, who we're each guarded by four
privaies. N. Cazot and M Guilon protested
that they had right TO mold private meeting.
Very WELT replied the Procuceur Imperial,
you consider that you have arrested us legally,
was the reply OF these gentlemen, send us TO
prison. No; go home; you are free.' Accord
ingly NM. Cazot, Guillou, and Baragnon we're
tuTr ed into the street."
The folio wing version of the affair is given by
the CoUTr Ter du Gdrd:-"M. Breton, owner of a
house in the Place de POratoire, had let the
ground floor OF his premises Tor the holding Of
an electoral meeting. He was informed that as
the law toi bdde such assemblies within i've days
of The voting, that Which was announced could
not be tolerated. Notwith -taudng that warn
lug, about thousand persons entered M. Bre-
tons house towards in the evening on present
alton OF caro- or paper. A large number OF
Others were stationed out-ide. The Central
Commissary OF Police, folio we'd bv several OF bis
subordlnates, made his appearance in the assem-
bly,, and invited ell the parties present TO with
draw. Cries OF Turn them outr Down with
The policep were raised repeatedly, accom-
panied by declaration that the meeting should
not be dissolved except by The lorce of oayOnets.
After having for some time endeavored with a
moderation and propriety which cannot be
contested, TO persuade the persons present TO
leave, the Commissary at length decided On
calling TOR the aid OF a de achmeut OF the gar
rison. On the troops appearing the building was
cleared but not without some resistance
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

twenty or so car oes, laden with some three
HUNDRED Paraguayans, dropped down to ravi,
and, al houRh seen, threw themselves BOLDLY
upon the castmate gunboat Barroso aud the
monitor Rio Grande, which were anchored In
front OF the tort. The low deck of the monitor
was gained by them, but as the Paraguayans
could not readily gain entrance into the tower,
the loss among the assaIlants on board was
severe. The unofficial accounts state that
six were killed and wounded on
her, including her captain, Anto-
MO Joaquin, killed, and Lieutenant
Eichbarne, chief pilot of the SQUADRON,
wounded, with loss of an arm. Tue tight
lasted for hours but the crew of the b trToso
we're successful in beating off her ass4llants,
while those on the deck OF The Rio Grande were
swept off her by the hre which the batteries of
Tayi op,ne1 upon them as soon as 1t was
possible to distinguish foe from friend. Eight
canoes were reported sunk, twelve taken with
many prisoners, and the Paraguayans killed
we're numerous.
The reports were that Timbo was to be carried
on the 10 b, and that an assault on Humaita
would take place Immediately after. A Para
euaSan ambuscade in the Chaco is reported TO
have been cut to pieces, losing one hundred
Killed. The latest returns OF the Presideutltl
election in the Argentine Con ederauon GIVE
aImipnto, 80; EhZa'de, 80; UrquIZa, 16; and OF
the Vice Presidential Alsiua, "a; Paunero, IS.
UrquiZa vas moblllZing the nat onal guard OF
Enire Rios, and was said to have l6 700 in arms,
but had declared that ii was only to guard
against the possible entry OF General Emilio
Mute, who was at Goya, on the frontier, VITO
Government troops. At r z4rio aud IN the
interior of Santa Fe forces were in arms against
the Government.