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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21
REGULAR EVERY THURSDAY.

ef,ae.., THE sIEANsHlpJ ". EvRRMAN
ME2ss Captain SNYDER, VIII Il ave NORTH,
LE1&flkfMHs Atlantic Wharf, on THuRsDAY. june,
@6sfSf @fsS1fe216 24th, positively at p. NJ.
For Freight or Passage. spply to
JOHN & rHEO. GETTY,
June 2 North Atlantic Wharf ; :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21
THE JUBILEE GLRLS.
An Amusing Pen Picture or the Cho-
rus-A New York Reporter Among the
Pretty Yankee Girls.

The Boston (Jubilee) correspondent of the
New York World, who Yields ready and rather
saucy pen, writes as follows of the girls Of the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-19
THE IIINkLEY.
FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE 4! (!

TIVE introduction of this great labor saving
Il instrument, we are sure, needs no excuse.
The Sewing Machine is slowly but eurely be-
coming rs necessary to the family circle as any
other earthly possession, and the time will
come when the head u! family who does not
furnish when nblr, that eye pointed needle.
will be sent &c the 1.una,ic Asylum. Who
would demand that his wife or tiauch or
should stitch. stitch, all the live long day,
WHEN there is an instrument that docs the
same work in an hour In eight hou: y warls
seven saved What TO do with them2 My
people VIII get lnzy. says one. When people
have no:h;ng to do they 20 at something
wrong. Gays another. IL that fact2 We do
no, believe that n we'll directed mind will de-
generate under ordinary Influences. Brstow
one of the hours upon the garden anu twill!
save one for attention to chickens, ducks. iur.
keys. &c. add n ret pi.; 10 that lot; cxhii it.
them at The LcXt Fnir; let orc hc sper. upon
the arimal that furnishes yon its Supply Of
milk and butter; include few el,eep, they
will repay your Kindness wIh greet "; fmth Of
feeling. But that is accompanied ,1y :.kat--a
disagrceab!e necessity! knit, knit, XII, -
Scrcw'up ycu. eye. and .oant the stitches
Count the rows! The baby cries and YOU
! forget: count again. All me, if was only
through this knitting how happy wonld be-
Cross and sour until the knitting is over.
Fond memory and every piece of bright wire
keeps up the ftelful stale until the durning
eridcmic comes on and if yon do not darn then
you must he good. How TO prevent III this
We will tell You in n few words BUY A
HlNkLEY FAMILY KEITTER. Give it on
hour. Twill knit eyely,hing that ever ha,
been knit, and when you get acquainted il
VIII h:t as many more. see the machine end
YOU will see that it. can perform lis promise
Devote the remaining honr 10 moral and men.
tai instruction. Tear out the 'la'nL aud pu,
II IL irce' from the !;nttrr, and if sat.f,c. io,
l"rs not reign i'll the bosom OF your E:nl.
n"a on the so?es cf tlcir feet. 'twii! never
rain gain. Gail and see the m, chine in ore.
ration on Sale Day in December at ALb.vi.ie
Court llGuSc.
JAS. W. THOMAS,
Agent.
Nny 1Sc0 O0-if
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n'""" ALEX. Y. LEE, f& ",".
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Architect. Civil and Hydraulic Engineer

OEF1cE--sumier 81. Between Laurel 4
Blanding. Columbia, 8. c.
Oct 20, 1859, 26-3m
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-19

AND tne hLU-kLUX PANTAMORPUS.
STONE d MURRAY advertise only such
attractions as are actually in their possession,
aud they wish it understood that thew win
success BY deserving it.
The New Water proof Pavilion contains
seats for a;70o people No Standing Room.
lion Seats will be reserved for Ladies and
children and Gentlemen accompanying them.
An efficient Police will be constantly present
20 preserve order in and near the Pavilion.
Attentive Ushsrs will provide patrons with
seats. No smoking allowed in the Pavilion.
~ Particular attention, is, called to the
fact that Stone + M9rraya: Circus travels ex-
eiusively by fsiIroid. On special train., con-
ss4usnsly thete wjll:bb ao!rarsde Of empty
;ssssnt asd jsded sni,nals. ! The Attractions oi
this Circus are inside the Pavilion, and not on
the streets. therefore. with the exception ol
the BANNER CHARfOT, dawn by sixteen
fhcrough hbrsd Horses,1 NO nttvmpt will b,
nide % fndnes patronage by the obsolete nse
ofa toesl1e6 "GsrgeUua Free Pageant" .
80. IL tsss, 20. 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-THE M'vl
TIE GEN. sIcKLEs RECEPTION.

A reception to the new Minister to the Court
OF spain Gen. Daniel L. sickles, will be given by his
many personal friends and the public on tomorrow
ing upon the occasion Of his departure TO tho OF
his mission. The affair will the form OF full
dress reception merely and not that OF the stereotyp
banquet common to such occasions. Grnfuas full mill
tary band ia engaged the evening" and tho testimonial
will take place tho Everett House. The names OF the
invitation committee mOaes III. Grinnell Chas T. Kirk
land Richard sehe Edwin Crosswell, John b. Hasin.
Marshall o. Roberts, and Cen Chares X Graham,
Gen Slckles carries with him the hearty lwishes
OF the Republic, not only for his distinguished military
services and patriotism In the past but for the expec
ton that his marked diplomatic talent Will ably represent
the true American idea In the present crisis OF Spanish
affairs His many friends wish him safe voyage, pros
porous resdenoe abroad aud happy return to his homo
at the expiration OF his term OF Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court, Chambers - BY Mr.. Justice
same sgt. same; Nudge ct al agt Gobensten &c
Miller &c, agt. Mills, c-Motions granted hrelz agt
Frost-DefAult opened payment OF $40 costs Inger
soll agt. Jsuden ct a-MotIon granted for receiver
Archer OF al agt Zimmerman ct al hun agt Nolan hHck
ton@Action granted payment Of $40 costs Chandler
ct al agt Ct aL1Ehseptons oyerrued and re-
for counsel Dryer agt. Drycr.-Mot0n granted on pay
ment OF $40 costs oimoon ana one uay ssree lees
The 10 proceed ON two days NOTICE before heIeree
Harriet g. Aen.agt. George A. Alen-Report OF referee
confirmed, aud Judgment Of divorce granted custody
Superior Court, Special Term-By Judge Nc
Cunn.-Marsh agt. Pamer.-Order referring back to n.
ment Gilbert agt Rosers.-Ofder Diminishing plant
Murphy agt Tallman- Default opened on condition de-
PENDANT will go 10 reference on short notice Blue agt
INSTRUMENTATION 10 discharge from arrest denied but bal
reduced 20 $780, Leland agt Williams, r-Mouon Tor q
permanent Injunction, and also for Receiver granted
with costs. Ragwish agJ Accommodation TO make
judgment satisfied granted: with costs Nolan ags.
TreYar-Moon for trial denied, with costs. Lam
bert agt. Leland.-Judgment for plaintiff, giving the
party holding second mortgage the right TO redeem.
Barde agt. Authorization for stay denied, with costs
Towers agI. Entrest-Moton for new trial under the
statute under payment Of costs OF the action Butler ag
Anthony Motion To reier granted A; j. shlth, esq,
referee. Carter ag Clark-Motion TO dismiss complaint
granted; sec opinion with Clerk at Special Term Granny
AIT Reed Motion 10 dismiss proceedings after Judgment
granted Central National Bank agt, Nloholson-Mou0n
70 place cause on short calendar granted unless party
consent TO refer In that case action referred to
Smith, esq. ioungs agt, kent-Mouon granted.
Perchold ,agt. EngleTt-M99t2n TO sre refer grant
Dwyer.-order appointing 7. j. Barr Receiver.
Eastman agt. RODertS-hOllOn denleu with costs Douk-
lass agt. Dyer.-Motion denied. Austin agt. DAVIS
Motion open default denied unless defendants consent
20 20 to Referees II So the Hon. VIM. Hoffman Is named
Referee. Brown AIT. Miler.-Motion TO open default
granted upon TERMS such terms 10 settled by me- Beers
agt Beers-RepOrt OF Referee confirmed and Judgment
Of divorce granted Bawseh agt. Authorization 10
amend answer allowed Carter agt. ClaTk.-Motion 10
punish contempt is denied reference must be or
dered 20 examine witnesses It appears that the person
sought 20 be examined Is delicate femalei therefore
order reference d. H. HanFahan TO take the proof
CURED, and TO proceed necessary TO the witness
house straup agt Cohen-Moton discharge order Of
arrest granted Bee opinion. Elias agt Wedmyer.-Mo-
tion discharge order Of arrest granted See opinion
Kuysburry agt. Contradiction denied unless the de-
PENDANTS consented reference and take short notice
OF hearing Money In hand OF Trust Company 10 DO
paid TO plaintiff Order to be settled De Lavalette agt
Fisk. Jr Same agt. LlOyd-Motions TO refer granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

ourng whether there is any law under wllo you, as
Eund commissioners Of the State, authorized 10 pu
chase coin with which 10 pay the interest our state
bonds permit TO say that Notwithstanding the Donas
referred together with the interest thereon are egay
eGured by the very Of the bonds 70 De
paid In COIN Of the opinion that inasmuch as there
Is no coin treasury with which o. pay such inter
est and no law directly authorizing you 10 purchase com
with currency for that purpose you can only pay IN cur
reucy until there Is further legislation on the SUD
jeot the honor to be- very respectfully yonr QUE
dient servant '.'- IT. b. JOHNSON,
Acknowledgement Of Missouri
Both gentlemen deny that they either OF them ever
made any representations such as are contained In an
editorial article printed in The Eren0 Post or that they
ever authorized to DO made Inc
following is the extract referred to:
ave learn from the officers OF the state that they VIII
carry out this OF their duty strictly ana that pom
the interest and the principal OF the bonds or MISSOURI
will find no difficulty, temporarily In TINS act OF
Justice TO its creditors and 10 its own reputation Inc
state Treasurer assures us that after the payment OF all
the interest accrung this year. and payable IN July ana
January next there will remain one million OF dollars III
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
THE COURTS.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE COURT OF OYER AND
sF TERMINER-JUDGE CARDOZO's CHARGE.

The extra term of the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner called by Gov Hoffman 10 relieve the crowded
state OF the Tonbs, opened yesterday with the
usual formaltes, Mr. VandervOort, the Clerk reading
the proclamation which called 1t before the opening Oh
tile Court. -,
The number Of Grand Jurors attending was unusually
large. Out Of sc summoned 80 answered There were
thus six than could sit, did any seem very ax
iOus to be excused Seven ultimately Withdrew leaving
the Grand Jury as follows FOreman-JOseph j. OD0n0-
hue; Hector Armstrong, Elijah II Brown, Ham
iltoh Bruce Daniel Bostwck William Burns, Francis NJ
BIxby, Thos. Il. Baker, Butler H. Bixby William Clark
son. James Hennessey Laurence ID. Herman, David NJ
Koehler, Joseph A. MOnhemer, Gilbert Oakley, Charles
Smith, John ]. staff, IT,, Frank Squire. :.
After giving the Grand jury the usual Instructions as
TO their duties Judge CardOZ0 called their special aten
ton 10 the McGraw case and said: Mrs julia MeGraw
obtained divorce from her husband for his adultery;
they had child, little girl now about hve years OF
age Mrs McGraw was married when she was but y
awarded the custody OF tile child to the mother Some
after this the lady forsook the yrtuOus course OF
life which had pursued before aud during her mar
raRe apprehensve probably that that error might
deprive her OF the society OF her daughter she procured
order Court appointing her mother, Mrs joan
ma Conner, the guardian Of the child This was but
nominal change OF guardianship for tho mother was
still the constant companion OF hef child, exercising the
control that she bad previously done pc.
ton presented TO the Supreme Court By the father,
asking that the decree awarding to the mother the Gus
OF the child might be changed, and that the order
appointing the grandmother guardian might be revoked
He then entered into the narrative OF the trial. the night
the mother and grandmother and the conduct OF the
OCOnnOr sisters concluding by instrucng the jury that
the flight OF the mother and guardian or the child TO
point outside the jurisdiction Of the Court was q high
misdcmeanOr In Of their arrest he said the Court
disposed to deal lenienty with them but he felt that
IL his to instruct the Jury 10 ndct the fugtYes
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SILK MASUFAC-
TURERS

A meeting Of Silk Manufacturers was held
on Saturday 2h June at the OF the American In.
sttute. Vim. J. Horstmann, esq OF Philadelphia, pre-.
sided. The following resolutions passed:
Rsd Tor the alsrsii Of the silk mhnufse.uHng
ethbou this Aatu o. the products Of the sk la
dusy States all the branches Of the trade shall 10
fany represented
the sIhboa shall b held at The Thssh iHdaE
trial RIlboa Of the Aneeaa nIle Of The City ofNsWforE
TAi That the members Of ibis meeting enter Into association for
TIE purpoIs Of UAngiHg ini managing the sad exhibition
FsriA, shall elected represent this Association.
namely; IP'lss yesPrsnt Secretary aud Treasurer sAd
Board Of AAHaE 70 be elected u hold once until the sad exhibition
shall DO closed.
FAs That the Secretary Of this Association ease IL proceedings
10 Be pubhed Invitations every add Rm ssgagd in
M any branch o. Id business vhSsr hrOwSsr'
usaTs trimming HAksr meb Of other branch TO jolA this
Isocaton 10 the sIhibition Of their prOiusiL
1t was decided that tho election Of Board OF Mana
gers DO postponed un the next meeting of tho Assoca-
ton The following persons then elected permanent
officers:
RoBEEr HANrL Of Paterson, N. J, PrstlfrnL
FEEpEHiCE BAARa Of Schohsis, ~ T., We ErSsscnL
AIHEHr TiLT Of newton. Ireafurd.
jam S. SCATTER Of PaierBon Secretary
committee Of i've named 20 form bylaws for the
Association and TO report them TO the next meeting
The meeting then adjourned subject TO the call OF tho
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
THE MISSOURI STATE INTEREST.

The publication by The NeiO- York EUenin0
Post on the 10th inst OF correspondence between the
Treasurer and Auditor Of Missouri and the Attorney
General OF that State touching the payment Of the In
eTest the State Debt In god caused great excitement
in st. Louis In reply to editorial articles printed in the
local journals Messrs Dallmeyer and Draper have fur
nshed copies OF all the letters that passed between them
and Attorney General Johnson this subject. After
the decision that the interest the State Debt pay
able 10 god the Treasurer aud Auditor wrote TO him the
following letter;
CITY OF JEFFERSON, Mo-, juno l. 1869.
Hon. HORACE B. JOHNSON, Attorney General Of MiS.
s0uT DEAR bR Referring 70 letter Of the 25th OF
May, and your answer OF date herewith, have
the honor 20 request further opinion from you In re-
gard TO the Same subject matter, but point not en-
braced In that correspondence That point be stated
hs follows All taxes paid In currency, and There Is
consequently coin In the State Treasury We desire
20 know there any authority under the law whereby
we as una Commissioners may purchase coin for tho
payment OF the interest 10 be paid the bonds OF the
State. Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
WM q. DALLNEYER, State Treasurer,
ID. NJ. DRAPER, State Auditor,
EKofhcio Fund Commissioners
To which the Attorney General replied as follows:
CITY OF JEFPRRsoN. Mo-, June T. 1869.
Hon. VIZ. O. DALLHKTEg and Hon. d. ~ DRAPER; 81.
GEkTLkMES In reply to your letter OF the LIST ins In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, Judge
Bedford presiding Adam Esenheimer pleaded guilty OF
assault and was sentenced to pay ne Of s0. and 10
stand committed unt paid. Patrick Clifford was tried
and acquitted charge OF larceny from the person
VIM Kelly was tried for burglary aud acquitted Several
cases were postponed The Court adjourned TO ii a. M
to-day when the June term will DO completed Justice
few minutes.
At the Tombs yesterday John Sweeney,
arrested the 18th INST. arragned on charge OF
having stabbed John Dugan in hottest Since the assault
Dugan has been In the Bellevue Hospital and was not
able appear In tho Court until yesterday Sergeant
Charles Mcdonald testified that he saw tho men strug-
Cling, aud heard Dugan say I'm stabbed" He then
took Sweeney into custody and sent DnGan TO the hos
pital Tho magistrate committed Sweeney and sent the
complainant 10 the House OF Detention. Yesterday
morning John b. Hoss, mate OF the steamship Rarlan,
caught Peter Brown, deck hand in the act OF lowering
a bag from the vessel 10 man In boat. subsequently
the found empty chest In tho forecaste ana
Hogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
CoLoREp GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. /

The semi-annual reception of the colored
Grammar schoolNo was held at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
In the schOoroOm Of the male department Nearly 800
pupils took part fin the examinations. Commissioners
Wood and Smythe, Superintendent Harrison, and the
Rev. d. l. Geer Of 81. Tmothys Church. were present
besides large number of ladies and gentlemen. The
pupils, whose ranged from to o. looked healthy,
fObust and intelligent and went through their exercises
IN q credtable manner Their prompt and correct
Rnswers TO questions the colonial period OF our history
RhOWed them TO be well acquainted with the story OF
their cOuntrys early struggles and the supplementary
or highest class solved difficult Reomet Problems
Srith faculty. The Examination concluded with Rymnas-
sie exercises The Commissioners expressed themselves
bighV Rratled and cOmpimented the teachers on the
fienf state of the school, This s 1.-THE oldest colOred
echooi In the city having been founded by the Manums
sion Society about 1870 II afterward passed INTO the
kas rerected by the school officers Of the Fourteenth
ward The school Is now attended by upward OF SOO
Acho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

will have to be commenced TO destroy forever the power
IOzada and the district OF Tepe 10 iree lns
tutions in common with the rest OF the country
Congress closed on the 3st OF May and there Is now
considerable excitement throughout the land and great
preparations among the different political parties FOR con
testing the elections Of deputies to the Congress-
which Will meet on the 10th OF September.
THE MEXICAN PRESS.
The TndependenCid of COlima laments that
under the law aboshng individual guarantees two Doys'
probably robbers, have been shot. ..,,t,;,,o,
in and Madrid and formerly in the U@Dnss Vi
Santa Anna, is commented upon In the MeAlo1
The Monitor remarks that the process Vi S1nIO
reaches already 300 pages, and that u VIII te b ina
more before it is done The lawyers OF tho 0liihin"
we're still debating the Jurisdiction OF the Court
The Republicd OF OueretarO says Whle our nonorape
IDENTITIES are accusing their Governor robbers aOO Strong
have come nv the Greea road and fallen on the haceh
das, plundering and kidnapping, ,,,..-,,. % ,broa
la Baja California notices. lne ksiInaPplns Va Vni00
citizens for rans5ms OF from 81 900 to $1,000 -. . ,
The success OF Perata in the theater OF Trieste Is
lauded Inv the journalists OF the capital
o USrig says that the Governor OF Morolos has ap,
nrehepded near Chautla five well known thieves ana
They shot ut once and not long after
arotheT thief met the same fate.
a periodical has been established IN Guada!aJara en-
titled The Spiritual illustrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
IMPORTANT TO TIE NATIONAL GUARD.

Artemus p. johnson agt Col. Emmons
Clark, commanding IN Acknowledgements Court
Chambers.-Before Judge Ingraham.-Ths case, which
has excited considerable discussion among the National
Guard up yesterday upon application TO make
permauent preliminary Injunction made by Judge
Clark restraining Col Clark from approving or the ex-
pusion OF the plaintiff by the Fourth Company OF the 7th
Regiment for absence from drill Mr.. Geo. W. Wngate
appeared for the notion and argued that the plaintiff
having been transferred to the Fifth Company before the
expulsion and having since remained therein, cOnd not
be expelled BY the Fourth that the expulsion was VOID
bylaws; that It having been disappr0yed OF
by Col Clark and AdJutant-General Garyin.
became adibiead, and that the new AdlutantGen'
gate punishment imposed by his predecessor, had no
power review question an exercise OF Judela dls-
erection his part and consequently could not ID any
way revive the sentence after 10 had been once dsap
pany to expel for absence from duty had been taken
away by the amendments to the Militia law, end
hy the General Orders FROM Albany the penalty now
being expulsion but retention latter expiration OF en-
lstneDt; that the penalty imposed by law being fine,
no Company had right 10 add any further punshnent
To II and, finally, that membership IN the National
Guard was q franchise" and the Courts had right TO
enjOin any attempt 10 take II away:
Mr. John Fowler jr appeared for the defendant, and
argued that the plaintiff had not been regularly trans
ferred at the time Of the expulsion, and that tue same
was In strict accordance with the bylaws or the Com
pany That the DISAPPOINTMENT OF the defendant nad
been only conditional and based upon certain orders
from headquarters and that upon their abrogatOn ne
WAS free to approve OF the Company action Ihat the
whole affair one entirely OF military dlscreton ana
that the had jurisdiction TO intervene In the
matter The Court stated that the questions were novel
and tho law doubtful that the expulsion having been
for Oenses committed prior TO any alleged transfer 10
was questionable whether the right 10 PUNISH htm DV
expulsion did st continue that he would thereto re
deny the motion, staying however, all proceedings
the defendant 20 enable the plantn 10 appeal 10
the General Term without prejudice to his rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
MEXICO
CHARACTER OF THE LATE FBoEgNCIAMENTo'

CHARACTER or THE LATE PBoEUECIAMERTOs.
GPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MEXICO, June 13.-In the State of Tamauli
pas the resistance against the s continues in
predatory irregular fashion. Population lie there
scanty. the country thickly wooded TO afford
eeament, there are many animals roaming through
are 40 mueh aecustomed 10 life in The woods and ire
Ultimate and other conditions unfavorAbe to stran
gers that local war possesses elements which
French and Imperiaiss received stubborn and morfy
rgproOfs OF these faets their forces in the Tamaupas
had engage IN an irregular warfare Of determination,
md never masters Of the ground beyond tho range
of their rifles Don servando Canaes Who after his de-
Some months ago, had retired into Texas has returned
- recn the revoutonSts but being closely pursued
ffnor Cara and another from the Legislature Of the
Bae have arrived here 20 confer With the General Gov
eaee and order In the state OF San Luis Poo man M
bfi the Of AfanjO pronounced ana got together
SGnPe OF rieS s Town If Ro yerac SesssN wt
force Of 50 that stationed there but when the
lDhabitaHts recovered from iber s1rpTse hey IN con-
hraDjO, defeated him completely, ana leI ms second,
Don Felipe Flores, among the slaD' without waiting for
proof that the people are willing TO do all they can
against reVolutionists In Qnefetaro theTo are
krOus disputes between the Governor and the LegislA
ture The members Of the latter body represented 20 the
Congress that the Governor had secretly author
prevented the ee exercise Of ther functions as egs
IatOrs; therefore Federal troops sent 20 mo
is Deliberations accused the Governor and named
gtute but this appears 70 be only recognized BY the
place continues TO be Obeyed by the other funotonaes
nd by the people Of the State but far both parties
have eeOhned Themselves 10 peaeeable Of action
FROM Gunda the telegraph has brought
ling that LOzada has authorized the Indians in the
strct Of Topic 10 take possession OF All the largo Hae
endaA eStatss and chat Don Piacido dc la Vega dis
enbarkea Ia Ban Bias with large quAly OF war mate
lFfQ aVarU aFfhh