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a Why do 80 many people we see around
ue3 seem to prefer to sufer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up Of
The Food, Yellow Skin, when for rs cts.
we will sell them Shiloh's Yitalizer. guar
anteed 10 cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and Q. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
m u. ~ aaHU4 Nl ~ "'t'' ]
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a FnuI.mnnthed Ronnn

is even worse than foul.mouthed man.
But no one need be foul mouthed II they
win only use sozodont and rub It in well.
Don't spare the brush and spoil the
mouth, as some parents, DO, with their
children when they Withhold the rod.
.MwF2w yeu s1r,4,d.rrS y ~ a. -
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spEolaL MoTloEs.
Z ~ cARD

To ali who are suffering irom the errors and indis.
eFetonl Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loaS Of manhood, de,, viii send recipe that win
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
Ww discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send q Sali.sddrOsled envelope 10 tho REV. JosRFH
T. tNNAN, @atioa D, Mo- York CIV. iai2.NNRAM
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snlInh,.- 1nInrrh nemedx.

"A Marvellous cure for Oatarrh, Dlphthe-
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is an Ingenious nasal IN
iector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price 90 cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and O, Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Baltimore, writes. OF take pleasure in
recommending Colden's Liebig Liquid
Extract Of Beet and Tonic Invigorator in
consumption, weakness, debility, chloro.
sis, etc. / have tried 1t with universal
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DIED,

LEvY-on ThuBday, November Is, 1880, WV. Il
LxyY, 10 the Thlrty"Seyonth year Of his age!
FunIal notice hereafter. t,ff rF
r0LLEY-0n Wednesday, November u 1880; d
Tho funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, 10 BtDStod, on tAlurdAy afternoon Al
2 o'clock kTien9s Of the family are invited 10 At
tend TnetmBnt hi BenWOnd Cemetery.
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N q ~ limit TABLE.
Wheeling and EIm Grove Railroad.

On and after SATURDAY, November 10, 1850
can on the wheeling and Elm Grove R r. viii run
- follows Carr will leave the city, (ooTnOr Of Market
and Eleventh strCe'sl and AotnbroGE's Park q
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r livery STABLE FOR SALE
WAITED.

WTANTED-A BOY FROM u los
w years old, at NJ BAllJieV Haul 1gi
RaShwEmAn. Work light Apply inutdI6,
WILSON BROS. Shoe btUrC. boIS
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ton sGndSys Two ears viii leave HornbrOok,s Psrf
a 900 d M, and city At i2:2o p. M, 10 accommodate
' aSvis WIS., JOS. ELEEz. Superintendent,
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Among which arc a fall line, I, 81 Z Atwood
French shoodas, As inches wide ii all colors
at 62K cents yard. These goods cnst, Inn
ported, rs cents yard. - 'l'"e- -. u.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26

Editor BANNER:-Allow me a few words In
reply 10 an sriicagthst, appoard in your pa.
per last week under the ''non de plume'1 Of
ga Fclend'' and written rs q defense OF
Sammy Todd. The artioal however, fahs re.
marxably MS a defence, as 1t denies nothing
in regard 10 what Ira Ia his withdrawal said
OF Sammy. Tho main object of The article,
II seems, is to sluT mo snd 70 put words In
my mouth that ! never uttered. Now, It
appears to me, that no person Of common
decenoyn would stoop to such low remarks
as those made by the writer of said article.
a high minded person will never lowor them
selves 80, as TO remark upon The nstural de-
heienoies OF any one, such they cannot help.
II the said ga Friend" would pay a little
more regard TO the bible-of which "a
Friend" pretends TO be a great advocate
she would flnd therein that & tear at one
time destroyed eight children for laughing
at the baldhoad OF the prophet Elisha, and
would probably not have said what she did.
"COmmon deceney"l Well l should
smile" Were l as void OF IL as che then
/ would Indeed consider myself in n deplor.
able condition. Inever yet 'brayed" (pray-
ed If you choose) 10 3 court room before q
set Of Judges and men, whose very s@iles
must certainly have Knocked her. As 10
brains | have never made any PROHIBITIONS TO
any, i'll am not smaft It Is not my lalt and
the more shame on her for throwing i. up at
me. Trusting the dear lady will not sgsin
be guilty of such an indiscrotion. / loave
her JOHN W.. POLICEMAN.
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Literary 6ocieIv.

According 10 previous announcement A
very interesting audiences met at O5d Fellow 4
1Sll on last Ttlssday night and organized by
eieeting Louis LeseIn temporafy president
and w. p. Freeman Sec'y.
II was moved and seconded that a com.
mittee OF throo be appoinied TO draft ron.
stitutiOn and bylaws for eaid organizations
the char appointing David Marshall, II. q.
Swaleni and W. II. Touson
On motion a cordial invitation Is extended
to all TO meet with us ~ our next meeting.
On motion the Secretary was instructed TO
minutes with 3 request 20 publish ssmo'
Alter listening 70 spceches by Louis Lessen,
Chas. Clark aud others the society adjourn
Cd TO meet Wednesday evening Sept. lst
1850.
LOUIS LEsEAfj Pres.
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Pleasant M. School.

Tie Plosisnt Mt. school opens next Mon
Day under the charge Of w. II. Kemper,
This is the only graded public school in
Miller county, Students anllolpsl Ing going
10 school this fall aud winter will do we'll
to consider this school. The public school
continues fonf months. The tuition will be
S1.50 per month. The subjects taught are
those taught in the public schools OF the
county With the addition Of higher branches.
Good board is cheap. When the Public
school closes l will begin = select school
which will continue i've month"; this giving
a nine months term Of school, For any
Information regarding tho school address,
w. II. KRHfER, Pleasant Mt. Mo.
Pleasant Nj. No. August 25sh, 1880.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26

VIM. NJ. Livingston and James Blackburn
were the delegates from Miller county to the
Judicial convention at California last Friday,
on their return, called At BANNER and report
ei that there was not a decentlDg voice
againnt the Judge and after the nomination,
Judge Edwards came forward and gave the
conve ntlon a rousing speech that no one
could take EXCEPTIONS all were for Edwards.
Mr.. l. aud d. called at headquarters OF The
Greenback element OF Moniteau county
(Oapt, Aldridgef) and was Informed that the
G. b. Intend running q full ticket fora
tflses and will ~co-slese with republicans 10
defeat Democrats. They called at Mr.. l.,
Bruces, the headquarters Of Radieallsm VINO
Informed them that the Republicans support
the @, Is, 10 order 10 defeat the p'maera cy'
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IBERIA. EN.

aug. "a, 1851
Editor RAINIER, DR.. Hcslotcr OF ST. Louis
is here delivering a series Of lectures on tenn
perauce. lie draws crowded houses who
listen spell bound TO his grade gu6 striking
el0qucEce. At ono moment he Will have all
laughing at the next weeping. Sixty signed
list night for reorganization OF the e. Il.
Uaion In this place. Ho 4 state lecturer OF
temperance Union and the Good Tcmplars.
Has been laboriug IN thie state over sixteen
years and over 80,000 have signed the pledge
through his lsbors, and "a highly recommend
ed. Those wishing him TO como and labor
Ia the towns in this and adjoining counties
will do vel TO invite him.
We hoar ito SQUAD of tho threshing
machine belonging Mssser Bonds, Base,
Bssr and DAYidson, running daily, they do
good work aud will be eAIensiYely ~Pstroniztd
by our farmers.
we learn that Mr.. CLARKE Martin will be
candidate for o second tenn rs constable
Esq. Ferguson is very baEy Blu ldlng
A school house Ia his diStTiol.
The peaches raised on tho farm OF. @.
Tallman are the largest and anest we hsye
seen this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lombar have Just returned
from Chicago whore they have boou attend.
ing tho graUd proeeSsioa Of the knight
TenplaEs and e~uioying tho sights and scenes
Of gsest Lake City OF tho West.
DIR, Wade Formerly Of Tam. is here
engaged In the practice OF medic inc. lie is
high Y recommended. as 4kiiiul ahl experience
ed in his profession,
Yours, Xs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26
SaRRiPFrS SALE.

BY virtue and authority OF special execu.
ton, issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF
Circuit Court of Miller County, Missouri,
returnable at the Septembe Der term, 1850, Of
said Court, and 10 me directed, ct the rela-
tioo and 10 the uso Of z. s. Miller, collector
OF revenue hnt against Joseph Nemiek. dated
July 18th 1880, ! bsye levied upon and seized
all the right title, interest and claim OF the
said Joseph NemicW, OF, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to.wit; 200 acres
north half south west and south hall north
west aud north cast OF north west quarter
section fourteen, township forty one. range
thirteen. All lying md beibg'in tho said
County, and Stale OF Missouri; and | will, on
Tueeday, September IL, 1880,
between the hours OF nine O'clock in the
forenoon, and ave o'clock In the afternoon
OF that day, at the Court House door, Ia the
town of Tascumbia, County of Miller atore-
said sell the same, or so much thereof as may
be required, at public ysndue, TO the highest
bidder, for cash 10 hand, (subjset to all prior
liens and Judgments TO satisfy said execu-
ton and costs.
P. S. MILLER.
Sheriff Of Miller Co., Mo,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26
eHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and suthoity OF a general oxecu-
ton issued from tho Office OF The Clerk of tho
Circuit Court Of Miller cou nty, Missouri,
dated July Is, 1890, to me directed and de-
liyered, In iaYOr OF T.. J. Hensley, sdmr. OF
Abel jarrett, decd. and against j. w. Tall.
man, ". b. Wood, Richard B1yce and Wm.
Tallmau; | have soizsd and levied upon all
the light, title. claim and interest of the said
N. b.. Wood, Of, IN and 10 the following lands
in Miller county, Mo, to wit: 20 acres south
half southwest quarter southwest quarter
Sec. 81, Twp. so Rug. Is, so acres west half
northwest quarter See. %, TIVE. 30, Rng. Is,
so acres east half northeast Sec. 20, Twp 80,
Rog IS, 40 acres southeast northeast Sec 33,
Twp. 80, Reg l8, 80 acres west half north
ives. Sec. 81, Twp. so, Rag. 10. An1 l will
on
Tuesday, September II, 1880.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock Ia tho FORE
noon and five o'clock 10 the afternoon Of that
day, expose ssid resl estate TO public sale. or
so much thereof as will DO efficient to satisfy
said execution sud coats, 10 tho highest bid
der for cash in hand, st the Court house door
IN the town Of TuIcumbia, Miller county,
Missouri, while the Circuit Court Of said
county is In session.
2. S. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26
ULMON'g RIDGE, no.
". P. FnEEMAN,

Aug. goth, 1880.
Editor BANNER, Dear Sir: Being an invited
guest to Mr. Reeds yesterday evening to bis
youngest daughters wedding (Miis Rebecca)
/ will now proceed to give you the scene OF
pleasure wo enjoyed at This wedding party,
we'll as the knot was tote tied las the saying
ls) at bali past eight; l went in not very early
the crowd wac most all assembled consisting
OF KILLER Co.'S best locking young ladies' and
gentlemen and tho whole building WAS beauli-
fully lighted up and the rooms were decorst-
cd with wresths and beautiful bouquets all
presented a grand scene aus nj tho appointed
time the bride and groom accompanied by
Miss Neppte. and Mr.. j.. z, Poptioy (~ssleeted
as wsiters) marched down stairs through
sitting room on in to The parloT where the
crowd awaited their approach and 10 very
lew minutes honorable Esq. j. S. Wilson
pronounced them man aud wife and poured
GU. bis blessings and compliments on Them,
Mr.. Reed and wife received their soB-in-law
(Mr. Hiram Popeioy) with marked esteem
aud gratitude, and we were conducted thence
10 a luxurious supper prepared by good cooks
aud after thanks had been offered up We ate
heartily aud retired 10 tbe paIlor whore we
we're entertained with some good music by
Niles Neppie Reed and Of a late hour of the
night we wendell our way home wishing
lbom happiness aud prosperity. l will add
40 more.
ULNoN's RIDaE CORRESPONDENT.
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ROCKY MOUNT, 30.

Aug. %, 80.
Editor BANEER, Sil; I seen and heard OF
several Candidates talked olfof county offices;
but there IA orc Office l have not heard OF
sny one aspiring to; that is county assessor;
this Office IS one OF the most important to
the tax payers Of any and we should select a
man Of experience, a go1d judge to
discriminate between the value Of the DIFF
.erent species OF property taxable and especial
" that OF real estate.
Uncle Dan'l Cummings "a tba man that
will fill tho bill 10 every partieulN; he has
lived in tho county from It's FIRST settlement,
bis general acquaintance and experience
gives him, by far, the advantage over any
one Of younger end inexperienced
knowledge-we hope be will announce him
self for assessor.
MANY CITIZENS.
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THE Democrats party Is now armed and
equipped for the contest in November; the
beat men IN the government have been
brought forward ana placed on The banner,
to lead the party to victory. In slltheir con-
y~enlions the hes! Of feelings existed, at Gin
clnnati q general shout went up for Hancock
which has seemed to take hold OF the people,
far and near, al other parties have tho best
OF regard for the Democratic nominee for
president. III this state; the nomination OF
Dol. Crittendsn for Governor ia equally favor
able for the par ty s success; as the Ropubll-
cans and Gteenbaoksr3, in q grea! measure,
will support him. Ia this Congressional
District and Judicial District, Col. Philips
aud Judge Edwards had no opposition in the
conventions that assembled 10 nominate
them; thtir nominations is only the
unanimous voice Of the people, irrespective
Of pasty predelietioni so far az our knowledge
extends they will be endorsed by the whole
people In November.
La our county there arc no announcements
up to this time; there are plenty Of candi-
dates, but. their timidlty seems to hold them
in check waiting for. County Conventions
TO act. The gentlemen spoken Of for county
offices are good men, ell liberal in their
political feelings and when placed before the
people as candidates for The several Offices
the probability Is extreme rsdIcallsm will not
cut much figure in their election.
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Homorial.
HALL OF Mt. PLEASANT LoDaE, |
No nI % d n |

HALL o u MT. PLEASANT LODGE
No. 0j, |. q, o, 4.
August 2lst, 1880.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty
Father of the universe TO send his messenger
of death within our cirGlo and to remove
from our midst our respected and worthy
brother, j. Nj. r.. Bills a member Of this
Lodge who was q Jealous advocate, . faith
full worker and true brother of our order,
therefore be It resolved FIRST that In the death
Of our brother We hRye sustained an iFropsr-
able loss In the death Of a good brother and
true friend TO humanity, his family q good
husband n Kind parent, 8 Kind and accom-
modating nGighbor and good cittlon.
Resolved, That SO tender to the family
relations aud friends of the deceased our
heartfelt %sympatty in thle their great bereav'
ment and irreparsble loss.
Resolved, That this Lodge should be pro-
perly draped 10 mourning and that tho usual
badge DO worn by the members OF this Lodge
for the space Of thirty days.
RogolYed, That 4 copy OF the above pro-
oeediugs sGd these resolutions be furnished
to the family Of the deceased and they be
placed upon The record aud that a blank page
be LOT. in the Secretary book properly dec
GRATED 10 memory OF our departed brother,
Resolved, That a cory OF tho above be
sent to each OF our county papers for publ
cation. Il. II. Llcy,l
l.. w Josly,J
Done at Mt. Pleasant this 2lst day Of Aug,
1850. Attest;
j.. O. SIMPSON, Sse'y.
j. B. CkocKsR, N 9.
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n OF COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT; Meets Second Monday in
February aud SeeondN onday in September;
b.. l.. EDWARDS, Judge.
COUNTY COURT. Meets First Monday In
February, May, August and November;
w. Il. WRIGHT, presiding justice; JoHN
S. JopE, lst district, HIRAM REED, 2nd
district, associate j~ustices.
PROBATE COURT: Meets Second Mon
day in February, My, August and Nov
ombor, JAS. ii. ToDp. Jadge.
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no THE AFFI-ICrnD.

To those afflicted with Chronic Bore Eyes
offer a remedy thst will CURE them perma
ncntly. | will GUARANTEE a curl in every
case Of Granuls,ed defamation Of Chronic
Sore Eyes,
Write and gtvo me description Of your
case, and how long standing. ] have cerli-
acates from many that / have cured.
GIVE NE A TRIAL.
Send or come to me without hesitation, and
tell your friends TO come whether you have
the money or not. / will cure you.
HENRY V~ANHOOSER.
Mt, PLEAsANT, Mo.
For references address either George
Johnston, Sam'l Johnston or Frank Skouks
MI Pleasant, Mo. m20 4w.
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NnrInH.

S.rAyed or stolen from the undersigned on
the night Of tho 10th instant one dark brown
mare about IA hands high, Is years old, both
hind feet white, bare footed sll round. Any
Information in regard to said anImsl will BE-
Thankfully received by ELIzAB-T TIL HAYNES,
OF Saline township, four miles east OF Mount
Pleasant, Miller county, No.
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HOtics.

The Old School Baptist Association of
Lsmine River district, viii hold their annual
meeting at Harrison II. jenkins ia Jim Hem
ry township Miller Co, No. commencing the
BOD Saturday in September 1880, all are in.
vitgd 10 attend.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that lolters of ad.
minis,ration on the estate Of Alfred M. Bills
deceased were granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court OF Miller county, Mo,
bearing date August 6.h, 1880, all persons
having claims against said estate are required
TO exhibit them for allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters or they may
DO preolUded from any bene6t OF sald estate
and II such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date Of aid letters they
will be forever barred.
JosEPH s. ADcocK, Admir-.
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niod.

Infant child of Sam'l and Caledonia Lawson
died. last Monday morning Of copjsstion Of
the brain-ihe parents have the sympathy of
their many friends, what may seem to be
their LOGS is tho blessed little ones gaiu.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26

SO many former Republicans are declaring
for Hancock, that now, when q prominent
Republican not IN active politics says he
shall vote for Garfield, the party organs pa
rade tho fact Tor Is week. Tie party IS so
hard MP thst II has 10 brag oyer those who
do not LIBERALIZATION Post.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-26

In the late unn~leasantuoes the Democratic
party furnished every braye, true and tried
General, and tho Democratic party furnished
all tho men for one side and three lourths
for tho other and then crushed cut o family
dlarrel .-Ex.
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Spring Garden Seminary, Filler Co., No.
The Annual Session OF the Spring Garden
School will commence on or about Sept. 6.h,
1850, and continue ten montbs-For particu-
lars address SUTTON s. MoLEs, Locust
Mound, Miller county, Mo.
p2l-3m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-10
Miscellaneous.

Omaha, 9.-The republican state con
vention to elect delegates to the nationa
convention will be held at Columbus
Nav 10th.
Mrs. Eliza F. Morgan, mother of Mrs
Cartain Samuel Holman, of Omaha,
and Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, of In
dianapolis, died in this city to-day, aged
So. The remains will be forwarded 10
Indianapolis for burial.
Albany, 9.-The democracy opposed
to Tilden in assembly, to-day, elected
delegates 10 the state convention at SYRIA
cuse, on the Goth inst.
Mobile, 9.-Gen. Grant arrived at 1
pm, by special train, from New Or
leans, and was received by q company of
artillery and the Washington Blues (col-
lored) He is the guest of the Cotton
Exchange, and was taken TO the Manas-
sas Club, where he will be entertained
this evening, and later will hold a Tecep--
ton for colored people at the United
States court room.
West Point, n. Y, 9.-The examina-
ton in the case of Cadet Whitaker CON-
menced at 1890 to-day. Whitaker was
first examined. His story agrees with his
first statement.
Washington, 9.-The President sent 20
the Senate the name Of Gardner q.
White for postmaster at Carson City,
New; Henry l. Fletcher, postmaster at
Wa.sOnville, Cal.
Chicago, 9.-JourRaLS New York: j.
R. Keeue is informed from Newmarket
that his horse, Lord Murphy. is
severely attacked with lung fever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-10
a Tropical KearneY.

New York, 9.-The Panama Star Of
March 31st, says in Antigua n second
Kesrney has issued his manifesto to
"Sons of the West" in which he mdulges
in characteristic bosh. He speaks OF
himself as ''their leader for the last three
years" struggling to plant in this soil
sound ideas of liberalism, contending
with the common enemy, with false
liberal, and against the element of con-
centrated wealth which opposes itself sys-
tematicslly to all popular aspirations.
The opinion that the last revolution in
Antigua was the work of these "Sons Of
the West" had its origin in the secret
and deadly operations of the commune
and was not essentially political, would
seem to have some foundation.
The message Of the President of the
state Of Ssntander contains a recommen-
dation TO place all criminals who are
condemned to over five years imprison-
meut in the penitentiary, in variou;
states, under authority and guard Of the
national government, TO be employed in
the ordinary labors of the Panama
Canal. The Star approves the sugges
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-10
Naval Engagement.

Panama, March 31.-Th, Star and
Herald says: Chilians are reported to
have met with disaster near Moquega.
The minister of war wishing to surprise
the PeTuviaus, marched under cover OF
nightto attack them; he fell into an am
bush, and of one regiment of l, 200 men
only siXty-seven escaped. It is reported
that the Gillian loss is 1900 killed be-
sides wounded and prisoners. The
HuQScGr snd the MdgdLlGRes, in the
attack on africa, lost twenty-five men
killed and ounled. Among the former
Commander Thompson, of the HWGScar,
ard two other officers. The Nance
CopGc. carrying American guns, struck
the HuGSCGT ten times, carrying away
her mizzen mast, and seriously damaging
the hull, while the MGnco C0pdc and
three batteries were uniDjured, Many
houses in the town were knocked down,
and several women and children killed.
The Chilians had not given notice of an
intention TO shell the town. Two CHILEAN
war vessels visited Labos guano islands
and stopped the losding of about twenty
vessels. The United States steamer
KenrSarge is making surveys at Bocas
del Toro. She hiss six boats at work.