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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
AUGUSTA (GA.) July o6.

u, AUGUSTA (OA.1 July %.
We learn by gentleman arrived from Column.
bus on "Wednesday evening, that battle wa,
fought IN Stewart county, near fort NcCrcary.
about twenty eight miles below Columns. he.
'wecna party OF about two hundred and fifty hos
tile Greeks and parts of Two companies of Georgia
troops, IN all about ninety men, in which the latter
were defeated, it is stated, with five klled-on the
P"'t Vi ''e Indians seven were found dead and il
was supposed about thirty were killed in all. As
soon as tho news reached Gen. Sanford be ;n,,,o-
d'a'eiy despatched six companies, himself al the
head with the determination of clearing them on,
OF tue country, before he returned.
The gentleman from whom we gain this ;n,,r-
nation, also states, that there is ma, Tho In,s, J.
ger to be apprclcndcd by those TRAVELLING ,b,o.a,
the hatioo, by the stage route, as at eve,y s,,aJ
ttere is strong military force, and guards
pany the stage from one post to the other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

u The Enquirer is in a q" sorry predicament'
Attached to both-to the former personally and
to the latter potcally-the quarrel between the
two has thrown it into "A ludcro-tragico dilemma,
which it is distressing to contemplate. He begstho
administration party. his friend Gen. Scott, and his
TREND MIR. Blair, to keep coo."--It is not diff
cult, however, to forcsee how this matter will ter
inmate. When the parties come to open blows,
as they will inevitably do, the Enquirer will take
ground against Scott. Mark the prediction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

0jFs Since the Globe has opened upon Cen.
Scott, the small fry, who had previously, not
knowing y hat course to take, prcscrvcda profound
silence OBnching his Florida campaign, have COM
mcnced yclping at his heels, atlo ugh hey are pos
sesscd OF no additional facts whatever to engm
en- their judgments. The Globe is complete
brains are quite supcruous in the distant echoes
of that foul -mouthed oracle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

Wilde waiiine o,lrrs, he Is attacked BY bilious
fever, from which hc had moi recovered, when he.
hearing oi bc Creek disturbance, FASTENED 10 TAXI
command oi tic forces ia thai quarter These are
some OF the points The General will make good III
his "ansner iot llu failure IN Florida" ".
Nnyr.-Illc writer Of tbs speaks by no author
uv NOR is thor an indiedaaf rho ran name
htm-bm though he writes mol advis"dly, hc docs
so knuwingl, from personal observation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

The Albany Argus states that the sum left by the
late John B. lates is between three and four hun
drcd thousand dollars over and above an ample
support for his widow. This money is to 90 to-
wards the endowment and support of school
bracing literary instruction, combined with the
pursuits of real life of every practical descriptions
The institution is to be called the Poiyttchnv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

Two MIR JOSEPH A.IOLIARD-ll,,inr,n nm.
y derstood that you left Gonzales, Texas some
time last winter for the purpose of visiting your
friends IN the neighborhood of BurkcyiIIc. Prince
Edward county, Virginia and not hearing any
'n,nS from you SINCE am induced To resort the
Columns ni newspaper, to ascertain where YOU are
should inns meet your eye, Tor any person acauan-
ed wnh yon,l you will confer a great favor on my
Sch ana brothers, by writing 10 Richard +. Miller,
Nm'i,'oehes, Louisiana, aud 10 myself at Burke
'',c' rf'nce Edward county, Virginia.
our friend, EDWARD Il. MILLER.
July Is 1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

A correspondent of the Baltimore Republican
states that "A remedy for the fly in wheat will be
found, by passing the seed wheat through IA strong
BRINE or pickle, washing il well, and then rolling it
IN Stacked lime, not preparing at one time more
than days sowing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
Nrw ORIE,Ns, July 10.

NV 'JNTENNN, JUIN TT.
TrX,s-Wc bad several arrivals on Saturday
last from different parts of Texas, none of which,
however, bring news OF Importance. The Texan
army is AT present cncampcd al Victoria, on the
faWlalonpe river, waiting the approach Of the
enemy, and decreasing rapidly IN numbers. The
McN'thh army is concentrating on riSin" ground,
Two miles distant from MrtamolaS, and have sent
orders 10 the division of the army on the
borders of Tcvas to loin ihcm intending TO
enter Texas in body The barquc Charles
u. Williams brought ninety passengers. chiefly
women and children, the major part Mexi-
can families, FROM the country adjacent To Tex
as. The removals. sad 10 be in conformity with
an order from General Rn,k, who is goine To law
waste that part of the country in order 10 arass
the Mexican army on their march, as hv this means
they would be left without food for themselves. or
iorauc for their horses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

IL a meeting was held in Nashville, on tho
9th ult., and a committee of one hundred of the
the President of the United States at some conve-
n'ent point on his way to the Hermitage, to vel
come him home, and tender him such public hos
FATALITIES as he may be pleased to accept"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
LATEST FROM FLORIDA..

oT. AUGUSTINE, July %.
-a"os"tr def,o" at Micanopy.-From the ex-
ens unheaithlness of the position, the Com,
sndsr IN Chief has ordered the abandonment, Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
Is l. 4 n X BOO :

IISl received, a new supply of full bound lan
i"'u ledger Journals and Day Books, which
VIII be sold low, 10 ash
CHARLES PHELPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

The oldest surviving Bishop of the Episcopal
Church, in the United States, is Richard Charming
Moore, of the diocese of Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
VIEW .Z.V.U CHEAP GOODS.

.SEU .I\'D CHE.4k' GOODS.
bought upon the favorable terms, in consequence
OF the great anxiety of the Northern Merchants to
close then spring and Summer Goods, which ena-
bes him to SELL at rcdsced prices.
Iii. stock is composed of NEW AND FRESH
GOODS, having been nearly all bought this Spring
and during his visit To the North and conpri-
sing almost every article in the DRY GOODS NJ
GROCERY LINE. lie would respectful, solicit
IA call from all purchasers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
IrOm thc Snmr. JnLn L.

The statement that W. Published Yesterday OF
General Gaines having crossed the Sabine, is con-
firmcd by the arrival of the Caspian, LAST night,
from Nateh'tochcs. LIS further stated thai sly
companies OF infantry and three companies of
Dragons wero dAy expected TO Join him from
Fort foNson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

o. What advantage does the Washington Tel
egraph propose to itself or the public by vituPe-
rating Mr.. Clay2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

We are requested from New Orleans to say that
the individual IN Texas who fred at Almontn, sup
posed hm TO be Santa Ana, was subsequently
punished; that the letter written by Santa Ana
I" the PRESIDENT was received by the SHENANDOAH
and forwarded 10 Washington; and that the three
American vessels whose careocs were captured
by the Texians, were laden with supplics for the
MeA'c'n army. v. J. Conricr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

u We shall conclude the interesting evidence
hthe Randolph Will case in our ncx'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

IJe IN H'@issppi-A letter from gentleman
IN Canton, Mis-. dated July sh TO his friend in
tins place contains the following:
"Oul community has been thrown into a state
OF excitement in the last few DAYS, by several
shocking murders. The first was the case of an
overscer who killed negro on the plantation of
John Is. Pease Verdict OF the inquest .d,libc
rate and wlliul murder" The person CHARGED was
brought 10 town, examined before a Justice. and
""W'nro 10 bdd IN the sum of $1,000! The sec
ond was the murder of Il Mr.. Harris, Who was Kill
led by man named Bird and his son Wade Bird.
\ dispute arose about a tuition bill, when the
BTdS fell ON Harris, the old man holding him
while the son stabbed Lin fifteen or twenty times
with dirk, I'LL he fell and expired Harris
ioueht manlnlly, having during the sculllc shot the
son in the abdomen and wounded him severely in
the back, besides sabbing the elder Bird several
times. The Birds have been committed IN
Ncksbnre jail Two or three DAVIS after This
VIM. ). EaStwlck shot man in Manchester n,
med Allen, mail rider, but was acquittcd ON his
examination before ii magistrate. Public opinop
goes against this decision.
Besides all this there has lately been som,
W"chns OF some shop keepers ON the road between
TINS and Manchester, for selling whishcy TO and
hafborIns negroes. Each of the Wnched received
ABOUT one hundred lashes. One of them has n,
Ken refuge here, but has received notice to mi,
the state Many oiour citizens are opposed IN
'h'S prac'ce, and are resolved TO maintain the s,
premacy OF the laws. They have determined
therefore, TO resist the illegal attempts of the Iyn-
,hcrS" ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
HE u RINGS.

100 Barrels, first rate,
IVV 81 ON consignment which he will SELL
IOU to close sales.
July IL Nv If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

MAJOR General Hun, second in command of Il g
lcN'an army, passed Naiehez on the 27th nit. on
board the Steamboat Ben Sherrod, on hi. way ,o
North Carolina and Virginia, for the purpose of
raising forces, II the war continues, Of which he
says There iSa prospect. Charleston potriot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

came passcnger IN the steamboat thortaw, Winch
arrived from Nuchhoohes Yesterday afternoon,
we learn that General Cannes, with the United
States roop,, has crossed the river : dino aud
marched into Fc>aN is Eu a Nacoedoches, at
which place hc hado lne present fixed his head
quarters. Thu intention 81 this move had not
tranSpired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
I'yRGLN'Ll.t.
Monday, August 8. 1896.
CEN cAJ\ES'S MOVEMENT.

We ,ubjoin a copy of the instructions from Inc
War DEPARTMENT 10 Cen Games, under which
that officer has deemed himself authorized 10 III
wade tine territory Of a friendly powcr-a power
with which VIC arc bound by sacred treaty obiisa-
tons, to preserve the relations oiPeacc and am
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-25
GENERAL HOUSTON.

The Nn,ionsl Ia,elliscncrr and New
T"rh Couticr & E"quirrr seek TO destroy
Ii, character. influence and nseioincss "'
Gcncsal Houston. by SPREADING 'hr"Ad
.uspicinn il,a, he ha. q"a3r' He'd with !hc
Texan eisilau;h"ri,irs-ha has lci! That eon''-
,!y in consequence al this collision: hnd
The las, named infamous print eve" goes
SIS ar as 20 propagate the idea that TIC Is /"
utter disgraer III Texas. ."urrins n""''
The i",r"sHsi"" Of e"wsr'''ec-as a.; having
t'rc,'t'l'ns {" III" gallant "' W ''' $
s,n'c'u'"'l 'riTra'r' h' f"'' INC "'N"a'Is
nniii las ""n u""i'" "et' ''"' ~
Him. ~ cons '"'"r' 81 M',." ". ~, Wa
90" rr'le' i" ''''" MS s'"""' a", ~, "s"'' ", i.
"'S - '''' '''' ~ '"'"'"'' .'', -, I
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F,eH usa Glpbc.
WHITE. AND WEBSTER.

WHITE AND WEBSTER.
Not long sincc Mr.. Wtbs,c.'s organ nj
Bus.ul n.a.lc proclamation ,hai be would
remain III The field. ana! ,i'ai massachusetts,
would support bin, il no other State sup.
ported him.
The last Nashville Republican gives
back tho pledge. /, comes a'mos; in the
Shape of an echo. Saith the Republican.
Tennessee is for While. and will re.
main 50. She supports him hrraasc she
believes he will prove fit representative
of ll,c principles whici, she has always
prof, ssrd; and though she may vote ulunc.
she 81 i'll -, s!cscr. him
Tic Republican is atraid ,i,si Tonne sscc
nav hr disputed. The cdiser is, ihcre-
fore. constrained ,n give notice ,la, :" I'en-
nrsscn is fer HIT. ezai lsiH r.saaia -. !"
low docs IT. know ,hs. .hc r"oir'e will
cnrsen, la ,ll,cs. their votes away on
! White. nosv ,l.a, hc is on, uf the question.
merely ,n promote tho views Il tho irlc-
rsl PARTY clsew hcrc,TheHcpubican know :
tia, ,lr Witt !Saa which rosr with il,c
caucus in Washington. has gone down.
The caucus has gwen him up i'll despair.
No, single southern State has given him
the ics., encouragement. In all their
elections. his friend. haze brcn voted down.
But dc RSpsh|ican insists dat though
TenucsseH '.n'1y r0!t ntHE'. rae isiH no!
aescr. h;s,. -
Nla, ~ h,s b., sayin- Ihas Tennessee
viii desert hrs venerable President and
tho democratic party Throughout. the
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the members, butalso amongst The spectators.
Ills generally known tha. the Rev Joshua
Lcayiil, editor of the New York Esangelsi,
has Withdrawn from he Presbyterian church,
aud with some others has formed an Assoc'a-
ton on Congregational principles. lie Is uow
IN attendance on the General Assembly re-
porting The proceedings Tor his paper, and has
IN hl~ last number ,hc following remark, and
III the following form:
Tho Moderator oil The General Assembly
Of the p,esby,crian Church in the United
Siaes. in the wear g! our Lord, 1896, IS a
Slave Holder ;!i''
Mr Psa,i. of & orsis, rnse. and after read
ina this paragraph m",od, ti'at on account
Of i,.. n,suli offered ,o,i.c Moderator and the
Assembly, ~ Lc.,.H b: rrGacsir'! 10 change
hts position and withdraw bis sca, miihou. the
limits ri Tie Assembly.
The motion was seconded.
The Moderator ycs and req cstcd .ha, the
brother. with the leave OF the second, would
withdraw the nlo,lon, observing that the
Esauc.l,, had Tor once told the truth, Il it
never should a gam: and IN the spin, oi Cow
per. added that he never had been msul.ed, !,
and did uc. cspcc, he cscr would-,hai gen-
,!emsu and CHRISTIAN aoud not, and one oi
a contrary character could nnt do ii. and he
hoped the Assembly, would view 1t 10 the same
hight.
Mr. r. refuscd1o -wi,hdras.
Mr.. Kinesbary observed, that last nigh. nc
had heard Mr. Leasnt speak with the great
es re.pcc; o: The moderator. as the hos; aud
NOS. impartial officer that had occupied t''as
chair :or firc years Another gentleman con
fir,reo the assertions Of Air. K. having heard
the same or sism.Iar rrmyks by Mr. T..
i Dr. M'Elro? observed thai he though, II
{ no, proper 10 pcrni, ono who va. there mere
Il by the courtesy Of the house TO insult. a.
vas obviously ,a,eudcd. the Moderator, End
oil course the Assembly. 70, the choice they
/ had mate As 20 The respec;iuluniicc oi thf
Moderator ,',s, had been stated. OF what asa'
arc pr. ,se compliment; in opposition 10 pub
| lie attack ,hai IS 10 o,hscpSh tho length and
breadth o! ;hc laud.
A(lcr SONG remarks from MIR. Frost, ant
SON. o,hc;s. an indefinite postroneHleu. o
f; The motion was moved and carried.
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AN ACT


Tn provide FOE the pxyu,cht Of errenrss incurred
and supplies furnished on account Of ,hs militia
rrcrised into the scSysccof The United States 1ar
tie desance Of F!oriaa.
BE il cnarted by The Scnaf4 ard House Of Re-
p;cscnsatires cf tic United Sistrs Of Amerea in
Congress aAcnIbled, Tht, the Sectr4srs OF War
be. md lscs hcsrLs dilectcd 10 c1nsr TO be paid
The rxpcnsS lhst haze boen iururrrd and the sup
plies ,lai lmSI- hsca furasfGd, IN the States os
South Cafnliaa. Georgia kiahama, i.ouisiana, and
the Territory a rieridl on accourt Of the Militia
received into ,hc scryiec. OF The TINTED States for
INC dc(rnec Of f1ostda. Provided, That the ac-
counts for ,hcsc cia!.ts shall b. rxarnincd aud au-
di,rd st III. Tfeasur5, rs in other eaSfs. -
SEQ Z AntSe il iuri!fr: es&a tod. That the Sc.
err,ary OF WsI be ,utsorIrd 10 cause the militia
called 90, TO deicad. Eas, Fot!1a, By Generals
clfneh aad fiefnzndrI, rty <hc Gortruor Of Mid
de and west lnf:da, and such o4e! nlil;:ia aud
volunteers asiase bsSn rret ivcd and mustered Into
the service vi tho Gtiiicd Stairs and regularly ds
chassrJ, 10 b. paid In kr ssanpey with the vosuH-
,scrs and il.,ia ordered into service under otdeu
! from the War Dcpa us,scnt. :,
JAMES e. fKoLE,
Speaker at the fIousr Of Representatives,
N.>yAS buren,.
! Vice Presdenio thu Up.:ed S:ales. and $
rrrssaen, Of The S<nstc-
-atptosca, aisy. assh. 1856.
: DREW JACKSON.
| JUNG 2s-s-afn -
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Ticket, $50 racl,--No Shares. ]: III u
package.
readers will observe tha, lottery with
onI, 1000 lickc,s. and grand Ca, u"l of
i00. 900 doliats. is To be drawn ON The ~"
oil July nru. TIN. lo,'r, has long been IN
contemplation. lu our worth, Managers have
DELAYED announcing III" day oi drawing Tor
The purpose al ascertantiug whether All tue
tickets could be- Disposed oil They being
now under rapid sale. and the most OF them
already engaged. they wlII undoubtedly be all
sold corc drawing day.
Thee Is no s,nc To bc los,.-Thcrr being
no Shares. nj who purchase must take whole
tickets. Those who first send their orders
will b. fir., served The prizes arc hrst-
the CIR MD BULL DOG
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We have received ,!,roug lbs Fes:. a:ee a eons-
raua,ea,sun. rc!a,.r 10 rccrn; and very valuable
isspsorru,sn. IN The Seehsnie Ar.s, IA rcs~reaee
10 csy.;aSes, together w.ih drawing o. ,tr e"a-
,c,npis,e4i improvement. si;h ssgac'i 'aa' &C
e'.os!d gre TIA place "a car pape'. The COMMIT
,.ic...en eaai he Altogether san.cigshis wsil,aai
sisw Of Ii,s dsawias, and az 1e have no sssita.
bis es 10 rvprerc;s u. ,he author foaf' Ps;"a o'
Coz c7:s;i.sn. t'.c wse.e..
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100000 Dollars!

Only look Also. 25,00. 1000; 500 5000
1, coo; 1000; 1000; | 500 &c See schcnc
Single Tickc Fifty Dollars
|, will BE- readily seen. upon an c1am'na.
llon OF the same ,ha, no Scheme OF cqunl At
traction, possessing such Splendid high Cap
,sI., aud containing so vct. fac tickets, has
ever been offered to tho public, OF drawn in
tho Uuited states.
There will be only SO Ballots Pu, into the
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wheel, ,and s drawn OUT; 6iH three drawn
la 1: tickets e. package a, $50 5000 % 90 90
Less S per cent of ~ w
$40 90
W,,r,n,ca - d,,w 4, least nett l4f so
425 so
This amount is all that can be lost m
package Of WlloIcs Tbs is certainly a
great judgement for clubs Of gentlemen who
y wan, 100000 Gt:llars. A company Of 5 per-
sons who club together will only risk so1ao'-
lars a niece for a chance sar 10000, be.
sidcs IS 900, 10000 aad all TIE O,het splen-
did Prizes. Loose no,ime, and DC Pai''cu-
lar to address,
ANTHONY II. SCHUYLER.
New York;
Who has been established in Business fof
10 years, aud has the privilege las will be
observed in the Lottery Hcrald) OF referring
as to responsibility and integrity to some "i
the mos, respectable Houses in this city
also ii, Philadelphis Boston Baltimore, CHAR
ies.oa, $. G. and Augusta, Geo:
Persons writing by mail wi!lrcceise prompt
aud confidential attention, and ,hc original
tickets. signed by the managers, IN all cases
forwarded, unless certificates Of the numbers
arc specially ordered for The purpose ofs~rins
postage; and in ,ha. case the original tickets
are sealed mp, deposited in the Bank, and the
amoun, they may draw IS subjccs TO The or
der Of tho owners a.
Letters 90 perfectly safe BY mail 10 the
subscriber. fear need be entertained OF
Ioosing mok3 when enclosed in letter by
mail, if legibly addressed as above
Clubs or individuals .buying-by the pack.
age will be allowed par cent, discount. =
Address asabovc.
II vas in,cndcd by rfie managers to hase
drawn this Loltery on the 30lh Of June, inst.
bu, rs j, afforded so li,,le time to distant ad.
vcn,urcrs, il was postponed until tic 2iss Jn-
tly, a, which time it will positively bc-dtawn.
sschuyle,s Lottery Herald Esuais pnhl's'i-
| cd on Mondays Wednesdays, Thursdays aud
Fridays, and forwarded with the greatest des-
patch TO its numerous patrons throughout .l.e
United States. Itw,li regularly contain The
Schemes Of all Lotteries about TO be drawn
and also the official drawings. as fas, as.he,
[,rehspirr-togc,hcr with brief abssrac. o
news, Sc ,
rTOrdcrs 70, tickets IN oil Lotter'c'
mus. be addressed to
a, H SCHUYLER, n. Y.
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The Scheme

l.. immod on The .cruary combination Of
&c humb,rs. making Z ,!i0 nckc's. from
which firc ballots Will bc drawn 4, the time
anu ,,ilcr adrcr,,,cd Tor tho ittsw,ns; making
10 prizes each having three oi the drawn
numbers on; $40 prizcs: each having two OF
the drawn numbrrs on: 2oS2s5 pr,xes each
having QUO. o,,ly. Of The drawa numbers on;
and also l49, tickets hsring nos.c Of the
d,iwn numbers on. being blanks.
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assistant Or: Masters Office:
: CuAfrLE ESTON. JUgE- IS.fs3A

NtldtrIt.S,I Nv JUL IS.1apt-t
vHHfiE Subscriber hereby gtres notice of hiSsan.
n .dinrss.o adjust and settle alteiains agsinx.
the United States, tor cxpen:rs igeutred ahd sop
ptics furnished on accom-. or the ali!ida1nd Rp-
iun,ecss from the Sta,h OF South Carnlns, Iexcept
niih:n the ncighboIhood 4f Savannah and Augus-
ts1tos thc defence ofForida. in cnniorunty % ot6e
prayisions.of an Act al Congress, approved hay
,s.h, 1896 which is publiAhcd for TIC iaio.nss;on
ed those concerned. N :
John L LESG1.E. Assistant Or. Msstsr- :
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R,:z,,ur.-i. IS curren,!y reported al \" "asA'"g
-, .,a, ~ plo, IS on foo;;o dcprir" HoosroS OF
-, command Of ,he-a:a,y Of Texan, aud place
Gen H.a,.ros d! South Carolina at ats head
we do Nc. believe ii Gen. Hamilton could
not, he would not, sanction 50 uasiai'iu! P'0eee-
dim, on the par, o. Texas.
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ssg. ggSwoaTuY

This ccs,iesnaa, whose extraordinary psScfs ei
yenu,lceaisa,, has tera slse sheeac Of The rsraa,
waescrcr he has performed, paid OCT Town VIA;
da,ias ,hr week. We ssse ao' sss'oas The s''i'e's
~ hi. saieys, su, from the adprs.on expressed tr
,,.osc who uc.r, &c h=vr 10 iuas; ba' :hs' h'S
performances a.e all :ts, have sesn sa;d ef ,ic'n
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TIE INDIANS.

The colnr,,bas ssniaet Of ihe i'sh inst contain"
,hs CAPTAIN. f,aRa.sy) Official reps't 70 @Qr
seuIrr, Of Encouragement be, ,sc'n h:s company
f,hs Gw;nnr,t mounted mem and party oil In
d,us. on THURSDAY the Oh inst. about four miles
above Roanakc-
There were caly 50 whites, and aeoa, s's Ia
s;ana: ia, notwithstanding The great disparity 'e
regard % numbers. the battle was continued WIN
zeal by the G~iapet; troops, un.ii they were &c
lie v.d by Detachment, o! about 10 mca from "r'
Jones uader tic command OF Maj iEsN'cas. VI
the Griaucu iroop there weFcrs killed; ~eaadfd
c.o,- GAsrosr and olacrs. ofMaj. JaRssaAs 5
men there xs,c killed and 8 wounded.
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NOTICE.

THE Bank OF Camden will contract for the
building OF a Brick fire proof house. FRO.
po,.ls will be received by the undersigned
or any ono Of the committee. who VIII give
all necessary information. |, is desirable TO
commence as soon as prac'ic abl".
JOHN CHESNUT,
Chairman Committee,
June o5-2e..b
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