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FOR SALE;

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON.
N tanning go acTes-4O0 cleared, being al
fresh and rich. There are on this land, 8
frame house, with four rooms, and all neces
sary plantation buildings, with a good sup
ply of fne water and a superb range fol
bits Station, on NJ. ano a. r. r.. and twenty
from Memphis. Location healthy and fenc
ing good. VIII be sold in q body, or divided
10 suit purchastrs. Terms easy for purcnas
ers. ADDRESS the undersigned, at fernando
MisL (nos) JAS. NJ TAFT.
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On The 2sth Gay of H,vsmbsr, 1871,

All noon in front of the court room of the
Oircuit Court Of the United sLstes for the
District OF West Tennessee, in the city OF
Memphis, sell, 10 the highest bidder, the fol,
lowing described properly, to-wit;
A certain tract, piece or parcel Of land, sit
uste, lying and being in the county OF lip
Mlssissippi river. with pstes and bounds as
follows, to,w5tl 5sginnlng ~ = point on me
Mississippi river, Palmer northeast corner; ;
a stake; thence east - poles TO q sake;
thence north - poles TO q tree on the bank
OF the MisS'ssippi river; thence n west
wafd1y direction with the meanders Of the
Mississippi river TO The point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward to James o. Ellis, and described in
said deed Of conveyance as containing, Ey
estimation, eighty three (SD acres; togh ther
with the engines, boilers and all other riX-
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situated on said tract OF land. and used
in the distillatton of spurious liquors and
described as follows, to.wtC: Two .uOuble-fiue
boilers, twenty Ieet long, forty inches dame
sebs iee sgose o WITH eveTgth69
70 make II complete; one main shaft d.
wheel and pulleys, and all other shafdng
atQqt the mlIl ana dlsIlilery one par thirty
six-inch stones, for grinding with gearing,
belsing, etc. one mash tub; one worm tuD
and worm; one cold water tub; one hign-
wine Tub; one low-wine tab six beer
tubs; one under or beer sir L two receiv.
ing tubs or ctsteIpsi two yeast tubs; four
yeast oapsi draw aud t0ree and hign and
low wine, pumpsi platform snd beam
scales, and all the pipes. valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distIlery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other tools ana lnstru
ments about tbs premises,
said property will be sold or O credit of elk
months; the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
nom date for the purchase moaeys, and q
lien retained on the property SE addition Al
security Tor the payment OF the purchase
money,
The equity OF redemption ia barred and
the purcneser will be placed in poss eesion
on the nHrma ion Of the sale by the curt
II CLAY KING, Special Commissio ner
Memphis, November z, ls7i. no -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTTCm,

uAvrKG been appointed executrix OF the
I'll will Of John Harding. decd, hereby
notify al parties owing said estate TO come
forward and make payment; ana all persons
having claims against said estate, are also
nottned to present tho same for payment. In
due time, or they VIII be forever barred.
o. N. HARDING.
November {. IsTl. moi tn
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1t has been proven beyond doubt that East
ern Bustles are worthless, and only such are
sold in dry goods stores. Skirts and real
French corseis in all sizes, wholesale and
retail LOIJIS IANGE
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EEE york.
NaNNE

NEW YORK, November 6.-Gold opened at liz
and sold down to ll7lk and closed dull and
steady at II2dII23z Loans were firm at lG6c
for carrying. Daily clearings about $1,000 COO.
Governments steady all day, and the market
closed dull. Stocks opened dull snd steady,
but dealings showed considerable strength.
There were edvances made on Lake Shore,
At the close the market was generally strong
Money was very easy this afteFnnon and rates
dropped from TO per cent. State bonds dull
and quiet; new South Carolinas weak. Stock
exchange and gold rooms closed tomorrow.
Sterling exchange babkers' bills, 49,: Uni
ted States coupons Of 1881, lll15; do % 5-20s
lll1t; do 1855, lIl54; do lS6Ss, ll25k; do
lO-4Os, III 4; do currency skies, =. Missouri
State bonds, IS; Tennessee, old, 70; do new
81; Virginia, new 81; doold, 5o; North Caro-
lima, old, ~; do new, ID.
DRY GooDs.
The dry goods market is rather quiet for cot
ton goods bat steady for all staples, while with
a change in thd weather wooden goods are
more ssleable. Fancy cassimeres and cost
ings are meeting with better sale and at i'm
proved prices. Places Of business among dry
goods will be closed tomorrow. The following
prices have bsen established by the agents OF
the Richmond pTi ats nom which there is no
deviation: Factors, lllzc; pinlNs, l214c; pur-
pies, l2c;' Quaker style, NC; German checkc
She tings Of the best makes are steady at l214a
lSc and seconds at lie. New York mills mus
Inns, 2lc; Wamsutta, l6c; and six cord spool cot
ton thread, soc; regular latter holds its price
very well, owing 10 higher prices prevalent foI
Sea Island CottQn which is 20c higher than last
season; three-eord glsoe thresd moves slowly
Mt 40g 400 for best makes.
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sum at least s., 200 coo, are being applied
for what are termed the ordinary expens'
rs of the State government. Against
these enormous sums 600, 600 tor 1870 and
81 200, 600 for 1871 is to be placed the ex-
penditures for ordinary purposes under
citizens rule In 1886 1.-THE year selected
by the Governor for comparison, in order
to make the best showing he Is able FOL
his prohlgate and plundering crew. :
amounting to but 1857 rsS4 81!
But TO abandon
G GsNERALITIEs FOR DETAILS,
and more clearly to demonstrate the ex-
trsvsgsnce OF carpet-beg -scalawsg rule a.
compared with citizsn's rule, we will pre-
sent q statement of certain items of the
ordinary expenses, so that every reader
may see for himself, and that the way
fsring man, though a fool, cannot err
therein:
COMPARISON OF IDENTICAL ITxMs CHARoEA-
BILE TO THE sEYERAL DEPAKTM ENTs.
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MASONIC EOTICE

THE stated communication of Izs- o
Il dore ike Lodge No. ], will be held w
at Hall OF South Memphis Lodge, thisN
(1UESDAYl evening, 7th INST, at ~ o'clOe ek.
All mem Oers are esrnesL'y requested o be
present. j. NJ. PETIIGkEW, V. NJ.
JNe. A. BOLT, Register, noT
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puIpUso " HUIIllfs shILuk Oo-IuIUa'09 EOA A1ItI
nicipsl Offices.
There will be a last. energetic Radical
effort, made both by voting and trickeryi
to get possession of the oitV Offices In the
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OV4cQs
A new company has been formed in
England for furnishing rolling-stOck
10 the Atlantic and Great Western
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hundred and seventy-eight, and run his
competitor close, and lacked about twen-
ty-hve votes of beating In the home
stretch. Bill Rsctor Is an honest and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
THE
Real Estate Trust Go.
81 BROAD Way, NEW YORK,

Agents and Trustees for the Investment
of Money I'm Real or Personal Property.
Four per cent. interest allowed on de-
pOsits of money, which may be checked
out at pleasure. Deposits can be re-
mitfed through responsible Express
Companies, Banks or dhe POstOniee.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

rosd and turnpike companies, and other
corporations which may be indebted to
the State, to report the number of Stste
binds issued to them, and what disposI :
tion has been made Of the same, was
taken up and amended by exempting
railroads that have been sold by the State,
and then adopted.
After q good deal OF discussion the
House refused to reconsider the vote de-
Gliding not to print the testimony and re-
ports in Bsxter's charges against the pub
lie printers.
Adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The proposition to require counties to
defray the costs Of prosecutions within
their respective bounds, meets with favor
In both houses.
The tax question begins to assume q
more promising shape, and It isprobsble
that q compromise of forty cents will be
sgreed to. The tax on merchants will un-
doubtedly be materially reduced, and it
Is believed the liquor dealers Of Memphis
will also be granted some relief.
The public printing question will be the
special order for debate in the Senste to-
morrow, and the Radicals, under the Glib
sons leadership, are preparing for heavy
work.
Baxter is in town pulling strings that
control his senatorial puppets.
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SOUTHERN H0OP-SKIRT MANUFACT0R
1857 Main street, near Washington street.
JOINTLESs, ELASTIC SKIRTS.

THE STYLE OF HOOP
Il sstrts for l8Tl72, is ~
yards ciIc 1mferenca for
the street; "a yards lor
drawing room. SlOping
Bustles supersede tbs e'e-
waited ones, and ere mostly
worn attached to the skirt.
Ladies' desiring separate
Bustles will do we'll to get
my NEW ADJUSTABLE
BUSTLE, which is war
ranted durable, and Will
be repaired free OF cnarge.
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Of The limbs, and little persuasive coax
ing, will prove thousand times more ef-
fectual In inducing horses to be patient in
shoeing than all the harsh, loudpitched
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The foregoing comparison, 1t will be
borne in mind, embraces the year of eiti-
zens' rule, selected by the governor him
self. 1t presents an extraordinary and
alarming increase of expenditure under
the regime of the mongrels, wholly with
out justification, and for 10 other cause but
the enrichment Of the thieving sdventu-
rers and their vsnal sllies at the cost of
the oppressed and tsx-riddeu- people of
the State. God in his Providence, grant
them deliversnce from the yoke of the
constituencies plunderersi he has given
them the power to work out their deliv-
ersnce, if they will but exercise it at the
POLLS.
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question of lcsning the credit of the coun-
ty, by indorsing the notes of the Memphis
and Raleigh Railroad company for $50 600,
after the road shall hsye been graded and
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co MINIS SIONER'S
= a LIE.

No. 1S9, Equity Docket.-In the Circuit COurt
OF the United Ststes'Icr the District OF " est
Tennessee. j. J. White VS.. James D. Ellis
and ]. NJ. Woodward.
IN pursuance of q decree rendered in the
Il above styled csuse, on the I'D day Of De-
cember, lGQ. L will, as Commissl0her ap-
pointed by tho Court,
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NASHVILLE, November 1l.-After rou-
tine business, Mr.. DuBOse presented Epe-
tition from Bristol snsinst the tax IN
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ESSEE r.
OFFTcn
Der Il &l.
he 6tockhok
Tennessee 3
4 AZ the Peao
sdsy, l5th Of
q. at Whieh {
directors Tor
and fheir "a
exnioitina Il
uetora.
NIB. 8earafar
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F0RKIGH.

PARIS, November 6.-Rentes, 57f 2Oc.
LIVERPOOL. November &. = Cotton Qulet
but steady; uplends Ssd; middling Orleans,
9szd. sales, l0000 bales; export and speculation,
4IjO bales.
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nDer hsrs
CfETaz@
,ER CENT. ]
ueregn'arO u
a1-FAyers
ere Ise q
ERTsON,
Tax Consst<
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,et Clubs be form ed at once, and let our
tizsns have an opportunity Of keeping
)ttal Mt home. nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-27
BY TELEG AP n.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the lntClligenCCr.
(By the Western Union Llue.
Ofllrc Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe siU,l
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
TELEC RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the Intclligenccr.
VERSAILLES, June &c

.....f VERSAILLES, June 20.
ThiCrs is slightly indisposed. PeIsigny
declines TO stand Tor Assembly from the
Department ofthe Loire. The Government
has received favorable accounts as to the
prospects of its supporters in the elections.
The Communists in Paris are quiet, but
their organization is still kept up.
..,.. ...., PARIS, June 90.
The Figaro says the Orleans Princes
will proceed TO FrohsderpG, where they
will await the decision of the country in
silence, The O0nStituhOHNd urges the
electors to ratify the policy Of Thiers,
without conditions or amendments NJ.
Yistel, late member Of. tho Communist
Central Committee, has been arrested,
Gambetta has arrived In Paris, but
leaves tomorrow. He has accepted the
Candidature to the Assembly from one
district Of Paris.
Chas. Floquett has been discharged
from confinement. Francois, ex.DireCtor
of Roguett Prison, was to-day arrested,
Richard Wallace hAs received tile Gross
OF the Legion Of Honor. 5l .t1
. n. VERSAILLES, June GO.
The IiriiC says that, fearing detection,
the Communist workmen appear to have
decided to refrain from voting.
The 06lcidl Journal today contains
several official decrees relative to the
loan and the war indemnity.
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THouan dogs are on the whole noble
animals and have high notions Of respec.
liability they are subject to miaIortunes as
well as their betters, and II is q pleasing
spectacle when mankind make provision
for those who are unable 10 take care Of
themselves 1t is very seldom that their
vices bring them TO grief, and hence as n
rule those that are found in want or trou.
bic are proper objects for the care Of the
charitable authorities. The arrangements
adopted in London the present season ior
the care Of the vagrant dogs are among
the best that have come to our knowledge
Any stray canine found prowling tue
streets without any apparant means OF OF
support and unable to give a satisfactory
account Of himself is taken In charge ny
the Police, and an accurate description, Of
him circulated throughout the force. lie
ia then sent TO the Home for Lost and
Starving Dogs, an elcemosynary institu.
lion worthy Of general commentator
If claimed by the owner within moder
ATE time, any inmate OF the Home "a giyer
up on proper conditions. If the animal
wears a collar when found, with his mas
tcrs address thereon, information Of hi!
whereabouts Is Immediately sent Tht
dogs on the whole lare better than any
other vagrant class Of the population, a.
J indeed, they generally deserve to do.
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From the journal of Commerce,
Question W cOypespOndeRt-A certain
dealer called on our firm 10 buy large
bill Oi goods. As his credit was poor wo
refused 10 trust him; he then offered us q
solvent ndOTSGr for his notes, md we &C.
CCpletl him. The notes have now become
due, and ARE protested. The indorser now
puts III n defense, tO.wit; "An NCCOmm0'
datiOn Enforcement no value received"
We have the notes In our possession, haV.
ing taken them from tho bank where wo
placed them for collection. As this 10 o
novel defense, hased on II supposed decis.
ion In Pennsylvania, what are our chances
for recovery; and our remedy
ANSWER nY EDITOR.--The rule Of law
in this State IL very plain; Where man
indOrsGS II nOt0 ior the accommodation OF
the drawer that II, merel y to strengthen
the credit Of the latter, he IL not holden
for the same 10 the person he acCOmmo'
dates but when the note has passed IN u
subsequent holder for valuable con.
sideration, he Ii az much bound to pay as
If he received the money himself The
only doubt in the case submitted Is
whether 0ir inquirer actually gave the
goods In exchange for the note, or whether
he had given up thegO0ds, and then negO'
tiatpd the Endorsement rs an after con
slderatiOn. In Philadelphia the statute
requirement il a little peculiar; but case
there, Of which we were personally
COgnizAnt, aud which we suppose Is the
one referred to, stood as follows: A sold
u lot Of goods 10 Is on credit. After the
goods were delivered B rendered his
note and A was not quite satisfied with IL.
b then said that his good friend g would
indOrse 1t for him, wherGupon A sent the
note around to the store of q, and the lat
ter wrote his name across II, Before II
maturel B failed, and q refused to pay
for want of consideration. The Pennsyl,
vana court held that Us A had parted
with no property on the condition Of C's
Endorsement he had given no value iONlt,
and q was held exempt In law. Not so,
however, in public opinion. Every hon.
est man, who heard Of the particulars,
held that II q meant anything by writing
his name across the note he meant that he
would pay II IL Il did not. His name In
position therefore was solemn promise
by which he was bound as truly ~ man
can bind himself by his word. Only In
Case there had been q COllusiOn between
A and b to delralid him could hG have
made prgtense of reason In refusing N
pay the note when B became insolvent
and no such COllusiOn was alleged.
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Thousands suffer from IT, A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
lmatlon or vigur, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
unIary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence of cxcesses, overwork or in.
discrelOns, This is Nrrvous Debilityand
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.elght.
Thousands have been cured by these sim,
pie sugar pills, rhey tone up the system,
arrest tie discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and reluvunate the
system. Price 81 for package oi five
boxes and a vial of powder, which Is i'm.
porlant in all old long-standing cases, or
81 per single box, Sold by all flrstClass
druggists, aud sent To any address on re.
ceipt of the price Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., SOC
Broadway, New York eOd&w
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0J J56INC1NNATll ,Q8


CINCINNATI, June ~.
The concert by the united Catholic
cloirs, in honor Of the 25th anniversary
of the Pontflciate of Plus IN, interdicted
on Sunday night by Mayor Davis, occur.
red tonight before much smaller audi.
ence than usually assemblies al 4 Cath.
oliC concert 8-.4e, n1-z-rs.fss
William Butler, (Colored) was trying 10
break n bomb shell at Gaylord's foundry,
Ncport, this afternoon, when II exploded,
throwing him intO tue air and killing
him. .F.I "a E.tF.8t... Il.
The motion tO admit 10 bail DR.. Black.
burn, indicted for killing Mary Jane Lo.
veil, on the ground of failing health was
overruled to-day at Chillcothe, Ohio.
Great preparations are making at Day.
ton Ohio, for the dedication Of n new
Odd Fellows Temple on the 4th Of July.
The wheat harvest in Montgomery
county, Ohio, Is nearly completed. The
crop Is unusually good.
The managers Of the Cincinnati Indus.
trial Exposition, TO commence September
9th, issued circulars OF classification and
premium lists to-day. The classification
is more extensive and perfect than last
yenr, The premium list embraces 274
gold, silver aud bronze medals, besides
special premium for raw cotton.
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LOUISVILLE.


Young Man Murdered by II Jealous
'...,.,' Rival. a.. I ..,rft.
.II M BIG . LOUISVILLE, June 90.
Last night young man was shot near
this city, under circumstances which rem
der II almost certain that he was murder.
ed by Jealous rival. During the even.
Ing jacob Rein and Valentine ltObbit,
rival suitors for the favor Of Miss Lizzie
Writ, who was engaged 10 marry Rein,
met at tho house oi the young ladys
mother, five miles from this city, and re.
niained until 10Oclock, when ltohbit left.
quarter OF an hour after Rlen also left,
lfe had gone about two hundred yards,
when Miss Wirtz heard pistol shot, and
fearing some harm to her bGtrOthed, run
out Of the house and up the road, meeting
Rien staggering back, he fell in the road,
wien slle picked him up and carried him
In lhellolise, where he died this evening
The bali had entered the LETT side Of the
abdomen. Before death Hen made n
statement Of the affair, declaring that
Robbit sprang out from the fence corner
and shot him with h pistol. ltobbit was
arrested, hut denies having done the
bloody deed.
Ten squares on the contracts for paving
Second and Fifth streets, OF this city, with
Nicholson pavement, was awarded to-day
to Mr.. Campbell, at $25 80 and $95 90
per hundred sqhare feet s}llli@lr
The body Of negro man, was found
in the river to-day, about six miles below
Portland. The lnan Is supposed to be
long to Cincinnati, and have fallen of 0I
boat nL New Albany, Indlana.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The AmndOr County Riot Suppressed

NAN pltANClSIO, 'IUNc III,
The First Battalion of the First,Regi-
ment of N. G. c. made forced march
from Sacramento yesterday, reaching Sut.
Ter Creek, Amador county, last night, talk.
ing the riotous miners by surprise, No
resistance was offered, but many insults
tO the troops The inhabitants generally
are delighted at being relieved from the
terrorism OF the Miners League. Pumps
will be started in the mines in the morn.
ing, and the miners who are willing to
work will be protected. Adjutanl Gen.
Gral Cascman is in command. The riot.
ers are making many threats, but have no
chance Of successful resistance.
Arrivcd-the ship Otago, from Hong
Kong, with three hundred Chinese, and
a cargo consigned exclusively In Chinese
merchants .....
Henry Weiman, OF Vallejo, was fatally
shot bya lumberman NAMED Thomas
Farmer, Dt . christening pariy at San
Francisco yesterday. .....
DIR. W. \. BarslOw committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head with u
pistol yesterday evening, Cause unknown,
Arrived, the Montana hom Panama.
Among the passengers are Gj men sent
from New York to MagdOlia Bay by the
Lower California Company. Although
they walked TO Lopse, where they were
humanCy treatedby the MexcanauthoTl-
ties, who issued rations TO keep them
from starvation, they say they were COM
PEELED to sign nm agreement to release the
company from liability to damages before
being permitted TO leave. Some are sick
and bareCOotcd, and oil are ragged and
utterly destitute. They urG now in front
Of tho City Hotel seeking relief from the
mayor Their Indignation against the
Lower California Company is unbounhed
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SOUTH AMERICA.


KINGSTON, JAMAICA, June 60.
Panama dates to Friday, state that The
railroad directors have notified the gov.
erhmGnt that they refuse 10 pay annually
hereafter quarter Of u million dollars,
and offer instead to allow the government
n certain proportion OF the profits. Bogota
journals are urging the government to
continue the construction Ol the railroad
accordingly
Dispatches from Lima, PERU says cx.
cellent coal mines lnve been discovered
on the BOLIVIAN frontier. ~ u. 10.
Efforts to suppress the revolution In
Bolivia proved unsuccessful. y
The insurreCtion in GuatamallA Is
spreading and indications are tile revolt.
tiOnists have possession Of the country.
GCn. ColOme routed the government
troops Ot Chiohe and captured Retalu.
tinO. Guerrilla warfare Is now carried on.
Peace prevails In San Salvador, but the
Ministry arc unpopular. Du Eunas and
Martener have been liberated. Telegraph
lines are constructing. The instruction
In Honduras has been quelled, and Xa-
touch has left the country. Costa laCa
Is quiet. Recent heavy rains did n good
deal Of damage. The cattle disease Is
spreading. W. b. 1 In
." .T' 1a KINGSTON, June 90.
Labor Is scarce, and many wOrkmen
are In starving condition. Hr..