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N Eight years experienee epoms of Dr. Homes Physio-
low 20 celebrated and the public ner OF the
medical eyes New York and Boston, Dr. toHe has 'esoed
treatment OF certain delicate diseases Tor
nxax Of forty eigh; years. which suiEen convince the IN
nfiea OF his Thousands in this city can testify 70 ms
a,c all Of iossrrhea. elects, Seminal eak-
rs, seminal Emissiois Whites, Irritation OF the hahey
bladder Canal and PROSTATE Glands rams IN he Lo'
..3 all vencrea OF long standing -,
Dr. Hone, getting advanced IN years deems ouy !" nt
10 offer valuable called Slsgnun bonu
hose virtues well known and highly sppreateu V
49, have fortune TO receive the oPpoIune
AZ one whose in this basch OF the profession CT
years ens hn to the veneration OF he aau
~ k shof ,xord-he many thousands he has saved from
he ma, ,rars Mineral and ignorant basari Caps
whsse awful rsvages have e eeded N
those carried the deoatng sword or devastating
agr nod away millions ofthe promising pat os o. our ca
I've he moi deuded by ensnang vendors OF nos
trims. Only look soothing eject of Dr. Homes
unlucky sufferer writhns WIN
nr his fate despondng, heartboken, almost IN tne &C
f commi ting self destrusticn then and tnen Only, W rs
Or Hon. for his almost celestial medicine which wal ana
hoid its balnv when Mercury Cav
and Tsrpentire shall have been utterly fofgotien VI. %
-,lv n,r.ualed Of exceency of his Mag YIN oofun
The malignant veneeal poison without IN iea ue
htaIing Inc natural health Of woman nener aesoS
sran rorstit on nor disturbing the nena OF the al
ready oyer-sensby excited nervous and panfuy iaoe SUI
n Wbi,n.r- Ho.e', Great Good Is salmy soothing re-
ng PREPARATION based strictly professional pfih,
eples combined with anatomical and phyioiogesi
rd nrctc experience aud should be used BY every han
being the above diseases and who desires 70
his natural state Of health r,.hu
For sale nv the following respectable druggisA
a Reekm street OF William streets Il Cna.eney,
;.,.- -, Pr pa. 20 per bst,le jan ll-n
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NENITINE HARLEss CiI-yEz r-reF;rd I'D for sale
IN by d.. LEWIS FEUcHTwANGER
III ST Broadway.
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DRh9XEMAhSAs EAkM GEtE$R S3R

approved medicine for the radical Of the
above disorders gives immediate relief to those whose con-
Impaired by nemperance and youthful mrrdsn
cie anxiety Of mind and the habits Of fashionable life il ],
valuable remedy for such diseases attended with the
following symptoms namely saghtns ofthe breast with
difficulty of breathing paptasn Of the heart sudden Pushes Of
heat various parts Of the bedy at other times sense OF cold
poured them flying pains the and limbs back
and belly resembling those oned BY the gravel the pulse
quick yawnng heeough frequent signing and of suoca
ton ball uap the throat alternate fits OF crying and
couvuye laughing sleep unsound and seldom refreshing and
the patient troubled with horrid dreams Much has been
said ~ Interested ndy against medicines that advertised
but the gre Of d. Balm Of Glesd Balm Is
by the Medical faculty Ecdicine Of great efficacy
for the and should he In the possession OF
person troubled with the above disorders.
sale by appointment by Patrick Dckie 4l5 Broadway
mel of Lispenad ST. J. Syme 6S oEery Walker and by
p Buraelk Co $40 Greenwich St, doass below Spring St
Prs~s Oct. ho lie an At
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THE HNF0RTYNATE.s FRIESSRs:[

edTh celebrated medicine has taken precedence Of all
others the positive Of the gonohoa giee cures
gravel seminal weskeus nereus complaints &c and all
the varied diseases Of tn urinary Numerous choice nge
dcnts great celebrity been scientifically introduced into the
Friend, and from the gene ral admitted vir
tues with the testimony and svoe Of Of
respectable physicians and with The fact OF
having proved eeca in almost three thousand and
in Its favor offer the public the most eeeta remedy IN
world for Of urinary Diseases decided advantage
has al other edcine require, no local appeSiion
disorder the stomach and positively free from all rms
mercury, material that possibly .ure the esn.a
ton orgs Immediately remotely fhe demand for IT,
considering the short time i been made public without
reader that has where attended the
oft il fully with the demand inbred the merits
have only beeome generally Known and IL
will all the Psnacea Cabnicons, and Nosin Of the
age; while they swiftly passing into fsgeifuness
the Friend upon the broad principles Of science and
ported universal confidence and patronage. will stand
bold relief prove the world that il il deed and Truth
the Unoruna;e Friend Aud reader suffering with
any named diseases! Have been long and ey
afflicted? tried remedies and all purpoe
m 50, bene disc ragged fore here Il friend.
Its an article wal sell readily all times and in all places
and druggists dealers throughout the United States and the
Canada wish become agents will address their cammun
cations me- Mcneil genuine without signature;
all persons hereby hoed tha will prosecu the
- the law the first least infringement # paeat right
Price 81 per bottle Sold the Bowary Medicine store, go
Bowery. New York ~ W.BADEAU. jan lzu
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T AIDES FURs. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

III AIDES FURS. FIN T. FUR CAPS, HA Is.
IL AND STOCkS-wsison& Van Duer, l5s Chatham street,
respectfully inform their friends and the public that they continue
manufacture, and keep for sale splendid assomest Of
article in their line Of the best materials and Workmanship
which they oe very low prices Their stock consists Of the
following articles, viz Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and Sable.
Peiernes, Care. Boa Mu and Neck Fufs Sw,nsdown Ru
Otter Fur-seal Nua Mskraf Rabbit, and Hair Seal Caps
Also, Sea Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps. Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Foulard Satin figured do Striped do Plaid
striped plaid and corded silk Sticks Also splendid silk and sa
Vesing Bomhaz Moha and sik and be Stocks made the
hest run brstle the approved Lines Bo
and Shirt Collars Cravats and Ser Pocket
Suspenders, Gloves, ke- nov 2u
EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.
Ia TLEMEN-The subscriber has removed TO the elegant and
spacious Of the Collegiate School, 60 Canal street,
en the OF Vaiick street.
select class of young gentlemen will he instructed IN the usual
the Classics and Modern Languages.
The French department. under the immediate direction Of A.
Pestiaux Professor Of the French Language.
N B. Particular alleno. will be devoted Ia Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship.
Terms moderate. Apply as above. C. c. JENNINGS.
dec 2N
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IL
yins strength the digestive organs IL procured
~ missions Amyr Gsadeasi Balm OF Gead Tree,
which is native Abysna and nauraized in syria The IN
cison Of branch Balm Of G.ead Tree yields only TIN
four drops day. powerful stimulaEt and expeetoTaht
sing relief all those who abong under c2asi
o. coaghs asthma. splitting Of blood, tough morning Pbeshn
Aoarseues preserver Of the lungs The Balm OF Gea
Balm always he used the OF The above cruel
diseases and medicine laid down IN. Un'e rhs
this is the medicine that viii elect the
rre medicinal virtues the Benz OF Giead Tree are well
Known BY person who has knowledge OF medicines and
i known tie medicine for coughs colds and ahna IN
all their different Stages -, ,
Dr. Iovemans BALM Of G-ad Balm. has been established
apws forty years. and recommended by the highest medical
Characters standing Coughs Asthmas hoarfness IN
6scOns Of The Lungs splitting Of blood and lnuenz Prosnes'
N the vru Of the tree IN ITS highest per-
6sou always be used when there chance ct
xev from the diseases lis reputation anil invaluable pro-
srtes well known require further Ihou-
sns testify they have been cured Of distressing
x nd have been inv Grated and restored TO the
rnzs Of pritne health and vigor This valuable medicine
es only pove its efficacy in evins all the above dis
eases Numerous certificates might be psbhrd Of I
<ects considers the virtues and properties ct The
essam Of Gsad Tree sufficiently well known without them
The immense o this medicine is sufficient proof lis being
ne u,,st valuable vsusbles- Price 0eents bottle
For sails by appointment BY Patrick Dkie AIS Rroadway
axme IS Borery of Walker and BY p Burnett Co.
5fo Greenwich dnors below Spring ST Jan 4-tf
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n HEJTNfA TTSM, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Golden

I 4
IL OIL outward application. certain for that excruat
ing disease Rheumatism small visls three dollars each One
will effect For sale 81 Division street, New York
A supply has just heen received jan lift
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RUILER:s C0MP0yNSDn, BALslA . a. Cs rEE,

ID PARATI0N Of the Essential Oils OF Copaivi and Cnbehs,
recommended exclusively specific for Gonorrhra and Glee,
Numerous we'll authenticated Of the extraordinary efficacy
and valuable composition daily presented; bat this
mode Of publicity has never will be adopted IN eng ndi
vdua extraordinary miraculous they
simple Recommendation produces greater extern
zion virtues would elaborate thesis lis medicinal ef
ect with the particulars Of ten thousand But
changing community doubtless there hundreds who have NOT
heard and loss what To- and PROBABLY not
magnitude e evil feying doubtful medicines
rre be deemed mprude 70 recommend h As the
frat article he tried in recent for often few doses produce
the desired effect -
Differing em the postrms that sre daily attempted U
isied intelligent community BY their fraudulent preen
coucbed in general and nungy offered 70 cure
complaints dametrcsy opposite their nature and their proper
very anlPodes h other 10 their effect THIS me
lcins singular action derived from each Of Its constituents having
peculiar operation the particular ynPon intended 70
removable combination and adnxue forming irresistible
t incompatible with complaint Immediately ubduing Its virs-
Ienc rendering inert and producing safe and certain cure
Surrounding the medicine sa plain treatise with varisus recipes
Cor ali The sympt with simple and instructions ..
he % stages syphilis observations empirical imposition an
Inc lanenlabe delusisns aaensan. these complaints
| AGENCIES.
NEW YORKs-lo5 Cherry street.
PHlLADELPHIA-S62 Market street
ALBANY-46 State street.
NEwARK--S54 Broadway. oes5l-u
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EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.

COLLEGIArES SCHOOL, No. 100 Canal street,
~ irance in vaIlek Of Canal street. MCNEIL and
STREET FIR, Principals The location -f this School is
particularly eligible ard its spacious and web ventilated
II embraces four departments:
LIST TIE CT kSSICAL DEPARTMENT. in which pupils
University College the United StaIe
immediate charge Of Mr. MCNEIL graduate OF Trini
y College, Dublin who occupied the critical
pr eparztion Of sludsnts for that University.
ID THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES which the German French and Italian taught
direction Mr.. A. Pet,, Professor Of Modern Lam
guagcS
Sd THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for a of in
and higher branches Of English education
Is conducted by Mr. G.. C.. Jenniag,.
4th. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT., 10 NJ lads
under sight years for the higher English uies by the
tcuar Alteration Reading Spelling the rudimsnts OF
Arithmetic and Geography
For further particulars apply the time between
the hours Of o A M and 3 Pm.
Eeferences:-
RI Rev. Bishop Onderdonk George Barclay, ESQ
Rev. Dr. Mathews, Chznsellor Anthony Barclay. ESQ.
Of the New York Univer,ity. John Chanhers Eco
Rev. J. +. Shredder, Schuyler Livingston, ESQ.,
Rev. A. Msclsy. John Caldwell, ESQ.,
VIM Sampson, Eco. dec l0-5m
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nROVEALL THINGS.-DOCTOR SrILLM

Odontica nfabe for the foothache and
restoring teeth and health and beaay and arreng The
OF and purifying and seetenng the breath
Sslmaas Magnetic Odona has the sole preference and
psronred the medical faculty Of the highest reputation and
r rhly bestowed where truth and justice demand H. and
everv person intelligent and thinking mind should use H.
The ingredients which Dr. Smsns Magnetic Odoniica Is com
teeth guns and mouth and lover ct good teeth who value
their teeth and wish them should not De without FOR
ne bv p &C., SO Greenwich street, two doors below
Spr Patrick Dckie AIS Boadway and BY j. Syme 10 Bow
-. rsrnsr Of Walker street. Price 81. jan4-f
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TIE ALL,IssUE sF q FL, DENoT1ST;jDcS
article for the Teeth and should be used by all who
value Teeth Fer sale by Patrick Deke AS Broadway
street; r. Blu Co., $40 Greenwich street. two dooo
below Spriug street Price 81. jan +u
A MEXICAN WAX LOCO-FOCO MATCHES
which fiction, each mitch will for the
pace five minutes For sale Wholesale and retail bv
NATHAN b. GRAHAM.
NJ. st.. William 4.
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TAPERs OR LIGHT LAMPs-Iaye iu.i heer mp rted
i and for sale by Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHTwkSGER.
ian IL s.. Ef-stwsy.
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M OUNCES PLATINA-In wire and sheets for sale BY
lUU Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
: d-r-9a 90 Broadway.
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TH3MPsSSN II WALL-sT s ST. }. TX

current money at the lowest rates.
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank OF England Notes bought and sold 7
add negotiate drafts ON most Of the commercial
and anadlies-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
From III. Cineinnan Wing, Nay &c.

DIR. b. HARRISON STILL LIVING.
Our readers doubtless recoIlect that
the papers have recently been filled
with shocking details of the murder by
the MeXicans, of DIR. Benz. Harrison,
son Of Gen. Harrison, at a farm house
in Texas, in company with two other
persons, who were also alleged TO be
murdered.
We have now the pleasure of being
able to state that the whole tale was a
fabrication, and that Doct. Harrison is
still living. This we do on the author
ity Of letters received from him by his
family in this neighborhood.
The Doctor, however, has had no
little trouble, and made a very narrow
escape. He was with Col. Tanning
party when the Mcxicans fired upon
them, and was among the very few
who escaped the massacre. la flying
from the murderous band he received
a slight wound in the neck with a mus
ket ball.
lie afterwards fell in with and was
captured by another party of Mcxicans
but on disclosing his character and
situation to the commanding General,
he succeeded in winning his sympathy
and favor, and the General furnished
him with horse, money and servant,
to enable him to reach the United
States. When he reached the Texian
Territory, his servant, from some dissa-
tisfaction, represented him unfavorably
TO party of Texans who seized him
as a spy, and his having come from the
Mexican camp and having been fur
nished by Mexican General with a
horse and money, seemed to give strong
corroboralive evidence Of the base rep
reservations Of his faithless attendant.
Accordingly the Texian party carried
him on board Texian armed vessel
and placed him in confinement, where
he still remained when his letters were
written.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

Lewis Washington. Dickinson.
Moraee Bullock, Samuel Hardaway.
and Benz. Mordecia, all Georgians.-
DIR. Shackleiord. Of Alabama. had his
life spared, and is now in attendance
upon the wounded Mexicans.
The Mexicans and the Texans who
made their escape. agree IN stating
that Wien Col. Ward was about 10 be
shot, he was ordered 10 kneel. bu,
could not be made 70 do so, either by
threats or promises. His gallant spirit
nothing could subdus. He proudly
bid them defiance, and died ike an
American Soldier.
In the battle between Houston and
Santa Anna, Col. Mirabeau Lamar. OF
Georgia, greatly distinguished himself
for his valor and intrepidity, and gain
ed the applause cf all.
Ii is said there were not fifty Tex.
ians in the battle; that the Texan ar
my was composed almost entirely OF
volunteers.
Santa Anna is a pri.oner on an arm.
ed vessel. near Galveston Island, Will,
the Mexican prisoners, who are able
TO labor, are engaged in building breas
works on the Island.
The two Texan four-pounders which
proved so destructive to the Mexican ar.
my, at the decisive battle of the 2Is
April, near Harrisburg, were presented
TO the TeNian government, by the cih.
zehs oil Cincinnati.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

prevent his men from inflicting sum-
mary justice on Santa Anna, Almonte,
second in command, and other prison.
ers.
Under date Of Natchiiochcs, May J, we find
the following:
Courier after courier has come in
frcn Texas, confirming what I have
before written, together with the fact
that Santa .7nna Is certainly taken.
begin to believe IL now. He has made
every imaginable overture for his lib
erty. They are bringing him to Ma
cogdoches. lie has proposed TO sacri-
fcc and yield up not only his remain
ing army, but offers to recognise the
independence Of Texas, if they will
let him off.
have scarcely doubt now myself
but that he is prisoner. lie says that
Tanning has not been destroyed, but i,
a prisoner at Victoria. near Matamoras
The Natchez Courier OF the 9Th inst
says:
ION Saturday General Felix TIous.
ton left this city for Texas, together
with the volunteers collected from va
rious parts of thi, State, and the com.
pany from Kentucky under Captain
Wiggington. They viii be joined b,
detachments from different points OF
the river, and will add the round nun,
Der Of fire hundred men to the Texan
army"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
Frem The Ckayle,ion Cou'itr. Nay 81
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.

The steam packet Dolphin, Capt.
Pennoycr, arrived last evening. left
ST. Augustine on Saturday evening,
and Savannah yesterday morning. BY
her, We have received the ST. Angus
tine Herald of Thursday last, and Sa-
vannah Georgian ofyesterday morning.
Cen. Scott was passenger in the
Dolphin, as far as Savannah, which
place he was TO have left yesterday, in
the steamer George Washington, for
Augusta, on his way as was understood
TO the Creek nation.
We learn from MAJOR Lyle who
came passenger in the Dolphin, that
there was nothing new at st. Angus
tine at the time of her departure.
Gov. Call has sent an order to Brig.
Gen. Hernandez, TO call into service
2OO men for the protection of the
country east of the st. Johns nver.
The Newman GA Palladium of the
llth inst. says: I'VE have just been
informed by the stage driver from be-
low, that the Indians have butchered
60 men, women and children, in Cham
bers couRty, Alabama, aud the whole
county from West Point down is de-
serted by the whites"
The same paper says, that IL is re-
ported that the Greeks can muster 10, .
900 warriors.
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TALLAHASSEE. Nav 4

Indian .Murders-On Wednesday a
white boy about fifteen years OF age
was shot and scalped by party Of sa-
wages, while ploughing in the fields
They Immediately fled TO the swamp,
leaving their victim weltering in his
blood. The mother distinctly heard
the cries of her child, as he was expir-
ing under the scalping knife Of the sa-
wages. Col. Read is in pursuit of the
foes. His UNMARRIED enterprise and bra
very through .he late disastrous cam
paign. are subjects of universal praise.
tits the opinion of all, that if the forti-
fed posts were established at suitable
points, at their head of navigation on
the coast for depots of provisions, that
he would put an end to the war, with
1909 men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02
IMPORTANT The Mails. The hdiqns.

From TIE Washington blOic.
From the Post Office Department We
learn. tina, all attempts to keep up the
mail conneXion between Columbus.
Georgia, and Montgomery. Alabama
have been abandoned for the present.
IL may be satisfactory TO the public %
be informed. that there is good reason
20 believe that all the mails sent on that
route South, have gone safely through.
The peril 10 which they were exposed
however. induced Mr George Pitt.
agent Of the Department. who was at
Columbus. to return all mails for that
direction back 20 Augusta af,cr the 10th
INST, whence they have been forward
ed by the lover Florida route, which
Is now the only line OF communication
between the South and ~ Orleans.
The possibility that even that line
may be interrupted, has induced the
Department 10 direct the entire North
crn mail for New Orleans. and that Gee
ton Of the Mon generally, 20 be sent
from Baltimore and Washington, over
the Cumberland road. 20 Wheeling
add thence down the Ohio and Missis.
'Ippi MYERS. by the steamboat mail lines
now 10 operation. No apprehension
need be- entertained IN future for the
safety Of communication by mail be-
tween the Eastern cities add New Or
leans
We regret 20 learn that several
Southern mails coming North have un
doubiedly fallen into the hands Of the
Indians.
LETTER
FROM tie Postmaster 81 Columbus. Georgia
10 he Postmaster General
noSnAs EvEsisa, May i6, 81 daFk
SiR-Tvo drivers have this mOment
aEiyet bFinginz iha disiseasina intelli-
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THE INDIANS.
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

by the steam packet at New York.
from Charleston. papers Of the latter
city to the 2lst ult. inclusive are re-
ceived.
The Charleston Mercury Of Nav 81
says" Fears are entertained in Au-
gusta. that the Florida line, which
brings the whole Western mail. will
be stopped"
A correspondent in Georgia, to the
same paper. states that the accounts
from that quarter are most distressing
nothing but continued butcheries-
that all communication between Co.
lumbus and the bay is at an end. Cot.
ton cannot go down the river, nor good,
up. The loss 10 the growing crop will
be immense. The whole of that ex.
ccllent cotton country on the Cha,ta.
hoochec, in the states of Alabama and
Georgia, will be overun by the sava.
ges.
The same letter adds:
1--WE have intelligence also, that the
Indians have sent deputaiion of their
Chiefs TO the West, TO solicit co-ope.
ration OF the Indian tribes in Mississip.
pi, Tennessee, and on he Mexican Dor
ders; and fears are seriously entertain
ed that there will be n general com
mencement of hostilities in those Sec
tons also. Should those fears be re-.
aliscd with the realities now apparent
in this State and Alabama, at this cri.
teal period of the cotton plant, the crop
now growing must feel il sensibIy. an 4
the loss on cotton alone is seriously es-
tima,cd at , TO 30O. 900 bales. 10 say
nothing of the large physical force
which will be Withdrawn from other
quarters, to lend helping hand in pro-
tecting the borders, and rescuing from
the tomahawk and scalping knife, the
helpless women and children.
The Mobile Commercial Chronicle
of the 18th, in giving an account OF
the depredations committed by the
Creeks in Russell aud Barbour coun-
ties, saws the plantations Of Messrs.
Culbreath, l.. w. Hudson, Howard
Boalt, Wicker, South, Everett, and
Colonel Richardson. are named as hav-
ing been plundersd. Several Creek
Indians, known TO be friendly, had
made known that an immediate and ge-
neral hostile movement of the Indians
is intended in that section of the State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-02

gence that two stages. containing FIVE
heavy leather mails. accompanied BY a
guard of six men and several passen-
gers. making in all fourteen persons,
were attacked this day about noon. l.
miles from this town, by large body
OF Indians, and overpowered. The
drivers left the stages, and have reach.
ed town. They know nothing Of the
guard or the passengers. ! have en-
ployed fifty friendly Indians. at an ex-
Pense OF two hundred dollars, 10 90 GU,
tonight and bring in the mails. They
will start immediately. and by morn
ing We shall know the fate Of the mails.
Very respectfully,
j. VAN NESS, p. NJ.