Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-28

crm 10 attend to his affairs when he
shoulabe no motto pay his debts, &c;
and for that purpose he gave him author
~ ave, his Effects. He then took leave
~ bim, returned home, and shot himself.
. Another, in this Augusta district, had
reservation Of land-i was an OLD horne
kts,d He had been repeatedly applied
10 by white men, hu: would not sell. Hfs
claim, by SONS oversight, was not mark
ei on tn maps in the land Once, Or u
marked. had been erased. TINS nome
stead was entered by sPeculator' A
short time back the man Wno ~ :. =, -
went 10 the place, and toio the lnu:on 'le
isnJ was entered and he must leave II
Aferthe man had retired, the indian call
Cd his WIFE, an told her Of another ia
stance Of The white mans oppression -
He toldthen that he was too Old to hunt
for their support--too old to 60 Yves; ; thai
thew had better die. II WIS agreed to-
He arranged his wife aud three children
Ia a row, AMI called in his brol her ln-iaW,
IA white n7n,) and told him his designs,
and wished HIM 10 witness The execution
and TO tell, afterwarj, what ne had VIZ
messed and the cause that LED to it. He
then. with q to nahawk, split the heads,
excessively, of his wife and children,
and stabbed himself. These are fac;s.-
The poor Ifsl,w4 hive been much wron 2
cd; not by the government, but by specu-
lators They have dared 10 violate every
priAipIe Of humanity AMI honest dealing
and have made large fortunes. wal the
Great Spirit suffer it to benefit theml A
rascal yenture,i 10 hint to NE how adv4ntA-
r.ous it might be to me if would atd and
a5et him in his frauln'eas s3hemes."
Hire is ano'h,r ink}ing' Of the ten
der marcies whi.h the red min has 10 be
thankful for, at the hands Of his white
brother.
WINxEsAoo IEDIANs-The Galena
A1veuiser states th1. these Indians are
ASSEMBLING in great numbers alton Win
nebag3, TO receive their annuties. Their
condition, according to the description CIV
en-, is miserable in the extreme. They
nre almost in u sta:e Of a1tuIl Starvation.
The worst Of il is. that out Of the mite
they do receive from the Ulited States
government, they will be almost immeIi'
atsly gulled by the rascally traders who
follow them like sharks.
MExfeo.--The editor Of the New Or.
leans Bee has b, en- favored with the sigh
Of letter tom the interior Of Mexico. il
which il is sail hat a project is on foot t
Unite the northern states OF the republic o
Mexico with the republic Of Texas under
bpe independent government The letter
4, dated Zatntecas, July 26th, 1886, and
ntols, thst the dis1fartion through the
northern provinces Of Mexico is great and
still increasing, AMI speaks OF the advanta'
res Of an independent state like that o.
lrexas. The stnss said to appear" to
be in favor of an alliance with Texas, are
Tamaulipas, San Luis, Zacate:as, a par
ofJaslisco, Nuevo Lion, CoahuIla, Duran
go. Sin1loa, chihuahua, Sonora, the ter
fitorv OF California and New Mexico.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ExP1os1oN.-
The Wheeling Gazette Of WednesdaF'tn
i4thinst. gives the details ofaao:her steam
boa. cxplosion and loss OF life, the conse
duence Of a race WITH 4 rival boat which
occurre Lon the 9Th inst. on board tn
steamboat Com nerce, on her upward pas
s1ge from louisville, Ky, 1t appear
That Commerce hal been tunningh race
with the Paul JOINS, from the same port
and having to lani lady about Is mile
from Louisville, seat her ashore in III
yawl. while the bot, COR fear Of taIlin?
behind, pr5ceedel on her journey. Sh,
had not gone much farther before anothe
passenger hal to be LANDED; but as the,
now had no yawl. they were compelled t
run the boat to lNnl While lying Their
instead Of leting OF steam, they CONTINUES
10 increase IT. and Just as the boat put d
from the shore one IF the boilers burStec
Ina moment after the explosion took place
many voices were heard from the rive
crying Tor help; but owing to the confu
sion on the boat, the darkness ofthe nigh
and the absence ofthe yawl. no assislanc
coult be rendered 70 the sufferers TIL
result ofthis .accilent," according 10 u
Cincinnati Post, is the loss of three HI
nan Lies, The accident is also admitt
70 have been proiucel as above msutio
cd, b. engl 5inJ in rlce with anoth
boat Is il not high time tina, the arm
III, law was interposei to prevent sue
etininal CONDUCT
"a "a ,~.
CHOLERA AT CHARLEsToN.-Wer
gret 10 finl, from the Charleston piper
which came to hnn1 at late hour Sa.u
day morniay, that the cholsra is on the i
crease 10 that city. There were 80 ne
easss On the lo.h The authorities u
tlking vigorous measures for the rcnov
or every thing that can adj, viru!ence
the disease, or add to the liability Of co
uasting il. -
The int.ndAnt has issued proclaim
ton, earnestly calling upon The citizens