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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-26
EsEE.N.9sg. or -K2 y TeIEE

ENHER E. are bat two
n causes of disease,
Atmospheric Air and Al
lment.
The human system
like a stream OF 'unnino
water Is continually
changing or wasting ,by
excavations, ptrsylru-
tons, Sc. and we take
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-26
STArE OF VERMONT.

District ol Randolph SIS.
At n Probate Court holden at Randolph,
within and for said district, on the first day
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-26

n. b. The advantages being great At The
lnfrmary, young men Of good education
and correct moral habits, can here qualify
themselves for extensive usefulness, in the
Botanic Practice, on reasonable terms.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-26
AN AFFECTING STORY.

Bunker Hill Monument.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-26
n Office.
Hon. Caluin B7odgtW, JtdrI

WM. UEBARD. Rerister
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
.MENCELL.9.NE0VS.
A TnoUGBT AT THE CAPITOL

- M ACaN
ISuggssied to abe scfier bp the fountain Of ,raisr ia
perpstual FOr ,oitAin The preciaets q tie Capitol
at HasAiRrton.j
Thou cavern.born and ocean-huried fountain,
Disclose the hidden things
Within the DARK and rock. bound parent mountain
From whence thy being springs
Why dosi thou rush from out the sparry cells,
The deep uRehaneing, ever-sllent wells
Why leave earth's quiet womb,
To hasten through little rush of life,
OF CLEAN and shadow, stsgnancy and strife,
To seek the troubled tomb
OF earth-embracing, ai-ngulhng ocean,
Lost IN its cesseless, tempest-roused commoiion
Yet msyest thou claim with man an equal fate
Unknown his origin or end
Frightened BY friendship Swallowed deep BY hate
Where can his untold story tend
All psssionless and bright his course begins,
Bot foul corruption spreads IFS way with sins,
Upraising heartwrung troubles,
The agonies Of hie-or sinks IN sleep.
Dull as the sea, no living wing can weep
Thy rock. hego,ten bubbles,
And wsyeless, turbid pools, may we'll portray
The pangs and languor of lie's fttul way.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

"No, no. said Dobson, after holding
the beast here all night, think ough, TO
have the satisfaction Of killing him. a So,
you Just take hold of his paws here snd
will take the axe and LEI streak of day.
light into his skull about the quickest"
The proposition being a fair one, Mr..
Sleeper was too reasonable man 10 object.
He was no coward either; and he there.
fore stepped up to the tree, and cautiously
taking the bear with both his hands, reliey.
ed honest Dobson from his predicament.
The hands of the latter, though sadly stiff.
eaed by the tenacity with which thcy had
been clenched for SO many hours, were soon
brandlshng the axe; and he apparently
made ak preparations for giving the dead.
| " blow-and deadly il would have been
! had he struck, since, like the sons of Zeru.
iah, Dobson needed to strike but once. But,
TO the surprise OF Sleeper, he did not strike /;
and, to his further CONSERVATION, Dobson
swung the axe upon his shoulder, and march.
ed away, whistllug as he went, with as
much apparent indifference as the other
had shown when coming TO his relief.
Ii was now Sleeper's turn to make the
forest vocal with his cries. la vain he raw.
ed, and called, and threatened. Dobson
walked on and disappeared, leaving his
friend as sad prospect for his breakfast as
/ ne himself had had for his supper.
To relieve the suspense Of the reader, II
/ is right TO add, that Dobson returned and
killed the bear in the course of the after.
! noon
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEPSIA

THNHE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
SToNAcHIcE 1T IiErATIcF, formed
by chymical analysis and synIhesis of seve.
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are uni
versally acknowledged TO have totally e.
clipsed the pretenslons Of every other RENE.
dy, aud Superseded the necessity OF every
other mode Of treatment wherever the above
diseases are found 10 exist, as well as ia en-.
largement Of the Spleen aud IN Jauadice.
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are AaluIency, sourness
or BURNING in the stomach, melancholy, If.
rltablIity, dlsagrecable taste in the mouth ;
greaiirregularity Of appetite, which IS some
times yoraclous, and at other times great.
" deficient thirst, ictld breath, nausea,
weakness Of the stomach, acid eructatlons,
palpitatIon, drowsIness, irregularty Of the
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meals,
pain IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion oil mind, attended with loss OF memo.
~, gnawing IN the stomach when empty,
chEliness, affection Of sight and hearing
pain and weakness IN the back, languor, dis
tarbed sleep, cold feet and hands, tremor,
uueasiness IN the throat, cough, pam IN the
SIDE or breast, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

lunlty OF returning their grateful ackno.,
edgments for the liberal share of public
tronage with which they have been iayo,pS
They think it not presumption 10 saw ,bo,.
are better prepared to give more general !.
tisiaction than heretofore. To securs ,o
tidence, they solicit fair trial. If miss,
should ever occur, il is made good by n"
cash or a second trial at their own c,na, ~
Charlotte, Nay. 1886. 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
40 PACKAGES
Of Fresh Goods OF the Latest
importation!
EA E are now receiving and opening, very
w large and splendid assortment OF
american, British, and India
Goods.

purchased in the Cities of New York and Philadel.
pha, for CASH, and also before the late aduGncs,
However, our customers Will see that our prices
are shade lower for goods, than formerly, except
Sugar. Our present stock was selected with
greet care. Below we give the names Of few Of
QUE Goods
sup Fine Blue and Black CLOTH,
Sup. DO Adt'slde West Of Engand)
Sup. Black French CASHMERE,
90. Cinnamon Drah, A splendid assortment Of
Summer clotl for gentlcmens wear,
Ribbed buckskin Cashmere, assorted eoofs,
do Linen Drill, "a new ariiele,)
4 foe assortment of Summer IESTINGS,
A tasty selection OF fancy goods tor ladies',
splendid asst. Of rich hg Silks, latest style Gros
dc Rhine, Cold silk Shallyetts, fine article,
Painted Swiss Muslins, very handsome,
A great variety Of English and French Painted
Mushns, French Calico,
200 pieces Of Calico, sssd from 10 cts 10 30 cts
per yard, aNatiety Of new patterns,
grca. variety Of French Ginghaus, assd. cos.
A the assortment Of Fancy Handkerchief, uadc
Of seHing six, new article,
Linen IidSis, Long Lawn, large stock Of Linens,
Gloves, ass'd., Ladies siisfib5'd Hose, Black do.
Blond Lace Neis. Thread Lace, inserting Mos.
In, Eaglng an ln.eftinF, Plaid silks .or Ladies
Dresses neS style, LADIES' Crayats, s.st.
We nave, also, fnc assortment Of J. Tsi.tuan's
BOOTS, No, / made 10 order Ladies' SHOES
made by Israel Robinson, 10 order, warranted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
T,Cenfy DoHars F!aarard.

FEVAhEN, on the Attn instant, from The
subscriber, seventy one doilars-ihere
we're 20 siiver Spanish dolIars.-three French
Crowns-20 eagle halves, l. quarteas-
ten dollar bill, 3 five dollar blls-l two
dollar BILL and three dollar bill, aud about
Is cents IN change. The money bad been
deposited by my wife in an old tan yard a.
bout fifty yards from NY house, for the pur.
pose Of putting il out Of my reach and in
about quarter Of al hour after !. was placed
there, 4 was taken by some person unknown.
II tue person Who fas tie money viii re.
turn to me fifty dollars, through the Post
Office, be may keep tue balance.
HM. CASSELES.
June 6. s75. 3y
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable AHti-giiiiOus Pills.

Are the cheapest and most approved Fam.
liz Medicine eser offered to the Public.
They are extremely mild ~ their operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpIeasan, sensation ~ the - stem, a.
Is too frequently the result from medicines
gwen to act upon the bowels. They act spe.
cticallY upon the Liver, when III a torpid
condition, carrying OF a large quantity oi
bile, through the influence Of the oxccruent
junction, which, II suffered TO remain 10 the
system, would produce either Jaundtce, IL.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever arr
Ague, or some other grcylous bodily niiiic
lion. In all cases Of torpor OF tie bowels
they act like charm. In recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. MANY
persons who were subject to violent attacks
81 SICK headache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured IN a lev week,
b. their use. They are highly recommend.
Cd as preventative and cure d Bilious com.
plants. Persons who are subject to that
distressing complaint, sca,slckucss, hy TAX.
ing portion or two OF them a iew days pre-.
Vious TO cmbarkiug on board the vessel, wlll
be almost certain to escape 1t. Females
can use them at all periods, wilhou, incur.
ring any risk. Their virtues viii remaIu
uuimParfed for years IA any climate. No
family should be without these Pills a por.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means Of preventing much Suffering from
sickness. II Is from neglect Of keeping Up
a regular perlstal,lc action Of The stomach
aud bowels, thus suffering to b. absorbed
and mingled with the blood, unassimllated
fluids, that most diseases are produced
DR.. i. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills a far trial, will ever after
feel wiling to be wilhou, them. The tes.
tImony Of thousands speaking in the high.
est terms Of their efficacy, might be added,
but tho very high reputation DIR. 7. has &c.
CURED as the inventor OF the " Patent Tcge.
table Medicine StomdchicT It Hepdtica,
for the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver com.
plants, Is thought a sufficient guarantee to
those wishing to make a trial Of their sir.
tues. They contain not a particle Of Mcr.
curry, or any ingredient that does not act in
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DIR. p. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med.
zeal professors, and practiced his profession
many years in the South, where diseases of
the most obstinate character prevail, con.
siders himself well qualified to Judge on the
nature ofdlseases incident TO warm climates /
Prepared by JosEpI pRrEsrLy PErrRs,
NJ. ID. 7. u. G. p. NJ. at his Institution for
The cure OF obstinate Diseases, by means of
vegetable remedies, No. 1870 Liberty.street,
New York, inventor and sole proprietor,
Zach box contains forty Pills, Price 30
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold in
charlotte by Smith d Williams; in Con.
'ord by p. b. Barringer, and in Salisbury
" John Murphey, where numerous certlf.
.ates of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
Jan. |, 1896. ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
I'll 'SpieRdid Line OF Eg.iCES
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh, NC.

fEfHE SUBSCRIBERS. anxious 10 ,,r.,3
m every facility 10 the Travelling pubic
now announce that they have completed IN
their arrangements, and can with truth .,y
We present you NTH Line Of HacE, po,
sesang advantages orer any other. If ~,
irish 10 get on wiih ease and despateh--hs,.
ng obtained tina, grea, desideratum with N
TTayellers-no detention on the road. /,
is so arranged rs TO correspond, ia IL a,,,.
walls at Raleigh, with the departure Of l5e
following stages, viz: The Great Ds,y
Line TO Blakely, North Carolina, passing
through Louisburg, Warren,on, and Hall.
fax; at the latter place Line Of Sla,e.
communicates with the Portsmouth Rad.
Road for Norfolk By continuing on 10
Blakcly, YOU strike the Petersburg Rail.
Road and on your arrival at tina, place sen
have the choice Of two Llncs--e,her ~
land TO Washington City, via Richmond ad
ads1 Fredericksburg, Or ~
E.--=--a Ara, Steam Boat to Norfok.
At Norfolk there u,, IL
no detention, as there Is a line u Steam.
Boats for Baltimore IN conne1lon With ,a,
Inc. This line also connecls With oae .ro,n
Raleigh 10 New bern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury,
I'll ESpAN and SATURDAY at eo'cIoes,
4. M,-alicr the arrival d The I.cjnol
Stage from the Sou,h--artscs IN Raleigh
next DAYS al . o'clock, r. l.-Leaycs r..
leigh III ESDAl and SATURDAY a,2
o'clock, a. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury nest
days 81 O'Clock, r. N.-a.'oniag ,utT.
cicn, time on tho road tor SiEEP
y The Hacks arr tIbaoy make, rolirr'y
new, and cnnno, be surpassed for comra
aud case the Teams are excellent, tie lla.
scrs careful and attentive, and tie Fare ow
only SEIEN DOLLARS. Al inter.
mediate distances I cents lef mile.
] Passengers from the South, sho g,A
to take our Line, will be careful 10 c.,v 70
Salisbury only.
~ An Bundles and Packages q, tie Tsk
Of the oancrs.
WILLIS HogiNG.
JOSEPH T. NtOkiAE
ipril n, ls35. 'bg-.y
The Fare from RaieicA 10 Hasliac'ag Cy
amounts 10 $40 81, as foiiors:
From Raleigh 10 Blsksyy, STAGE I.ars, I
Bako.y 10 Petersburg, Bsi Road fafr
Petersburg 20 Richmond. stare tarr 4
Richmond 20 Ffcjsr.rs sbafr. >,s-e la-E'
F,ries,cksbnfg 10 Washington CT,
S,ram-iioat tarr.
The Steam. Boat Fare from petershurgi0
Baltimore, VIA Norfolk, Is Four Dollars.
Il,rr,ut.. IL. u. L. J. q. ~ LIZ lltrs.
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Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

E,HE Travelling Public, and all others
II who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte to any other place, are in.
formed that the Undersigned have added TO
their Omnibus establishment splendid
BAROUCHE and sSU Likely, and ADD.
Tl0NAL HORSES, either for Edraess or
the Sdddle--so that all who may desire &c.
commodation in thei: line may be assured
of receiving prompt attention for the time
TO come. b. +. BOYD & Co.
Dee %, 1885.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

Spring and Summer Goods,
purchased by himself for Cash only,-the
majority Of which was selected out Of the
packages as they arrived from Liverpool !;
also, good assortment of
HdrdcGre & Cutlery, Crockery & China.
rare, Hats and BonHets, Ladies i. Gtn.
Hcmen's SHOES, Sugar 4 Coffee Of d nlpe.
rtor quality, Hciasses, Sab, NG,is, DC.
4 few Of the leading articles Of which he
will state the prices, VIZ: Sugar at lbs.
for dollar; Coffee 5. Molas.es IS cts.
per gal. Salt 81 so per bush. 4; Nails 10
cts. per b. He earnestly invites bis friends
and neIghbors and passers by, 10 call and
hear prices, and Judge Tor themselves. lie
Is determined % sell as los as any Country
Store IN the County. In fact, lie viii not
be undersold If be IS apprizad oft. A cred.
II until the lst Of January Will be gwen 10
solvent dealers.
Al kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Will be taken, at a. far price, in Barter Tor
Goods and discount OF 10 per cent made
N every instance TO those who paw CASH.
Hickory Grerr, Fcck,snJarg c., n O.,
lsf JIas, le56
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NEW GOODS.

cscs. which he offers to the public at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepine, aud
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, aud Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, ('rhiie, green, biue, and
dznre,) to suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IL ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, he mas JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Brlitanla.ware IN full sets, Fine Plated Can.
dIestIcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Cas-
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, Hair
DO, Table and Tooth do, a variety Of PER.
FIMERf Of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and Ffench,) Snuff Boxes, Per
cussIon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson's + Inc
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, will embrace
a variety, which will be sold low for Cash,
or on short credit TO puuciual dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER.
Charlotte, Norembcr, 1885, 7G.tf
n. b. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
need money TO carry on business.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
B0lilI-ArS 3 HATS
ouns's AAEs, lest quality,
GROCERIES.

Superior Green Rio Coffee, Porto Rico sngars,
Wines, MoIss.es, salt, Teas, Imperial, Hy.on.
Gunpowd der, and Back sc
A good ssso,tn't Of Saddles, Brides, Bride Bits,
MsFtngales,
Ride and shot Guns, different qushiies,
All tie above articles We will ,eil a. low .sanv
other hsrchsntNi toxin. We~ lsh the people 10
cal and examine cur Stock d Goods
u A liberal discount 10 those rko buy for
CASH.
SMITH, WILLIAMS, & BOYD.
Apri! J, lass.
Just received 1900 pounds Porto Rico
SUGAR, low for Cash,
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w. j. Kcahey Il Co.

AsiNG receiy.
ed from N. York
the latest Spring and
Summer :, Fashions, IN.
form their friends that -,
they are now readylo
execute all orders n
melr line with neat.
ness &c, and DESPATCH
They take tins onn..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

"By Mathemaiicks, and Nth skin.
" We make our customers look oen,.
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DENTAL OPERATIONS.
}. Lee, ". Id.
SURGEON DENTIST,
OF Camden, -. g.

OFFERS his Professional Services to the
~ Citizens of Charlotte. He may be
found at DIR. Joshua d. Boyd's, on the 18th
of June, 1886.
Terms:
Setting Porcelain or Ivory Teeth, So
i" on Gold Clasp, 81 to 10
" Natural Teeth, 10
Plugging with Gold, 2
4" i" Tn, l
Extracting Teeth or Stumps, so cents to
Separating, Whitening, &c. 81 10 5
Complete sets OF Teeth--Remedying IT.
regularlties, &c. will be charged for accord.
ing to circumstances, aud the charge sta.
ted on examination. Materials and work
irdrrdmed.
May -, 1886 95td
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Ten Dollars sfPsr0rfs,

n EP ANYWAY from the Sub.
fEA NJ scriber, on Monday night
@ last, negro boy named MAR.
t2r RI, belonging 10 the Estate of
Hugh Matthews, decd. He
@---z-s-74sS5is tall likely fellow, about II
years Old, With an impnden, and bold look
the small finger Of his left hand nearly
gone, occasioued W burn. lis expected
that he will aim for tie neghborhood Of
Lawson's Store, on Il Nile Creek, as his
mother lives in that neighborhood. All
persons are forewarned not to harbor said
boy, as The law will be enforced against any
one. The above reward wil be given to
any one who will lodge said boy in the jail
Of this county.
JAMES 4. HOUSTON.
L,us IpTG 9sg
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Taken ZIP

r. Taken Fp
IN A Nd committed to the Jail Of
sEs-ss~ "a Mecklenburg county, on the
TEA I'D instant, a yellow Completed
NJ boy, by the name Of PETER, five
szszZ feet high, between 10 and 50 years
-r=-----7as-ssof age. Says he belongs to Hugh
Cunningham, Of Liberty Hill, South Carolina
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, or
he will be dealt with as the Law directs
j. McCONNAUGHEY, Jailor.
Moy2j 1886, g5tf
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For Rent,

TEsfiE shop formerly occupied by DR..
- Thomas Harris, convenient to the
Courthouse. Apply TO the Subscriber.
June2. p. THOMPSON.
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-sai@l.ssxsz- s.ii-s cord, Cabarrus County,
containing $50 acres Of first rate cotton land
no acres nearly all newly cleared and in
a high state acknowledgements mead.
ows-good improvements, principally frame,
Gin, house, Cotton press, Threshiug ma.
chine &c. The situation IS noted for health.
Terms made easy.
Also
A plantation 3 miles east Of Charlotte.
Neckenburg county, Of $50 or 400 acres ;
large Meadow, good improvements and fine
Orchard If early and late fruit.
ALSO
A trac, Of 100 acres, all wood land, living
east Of the Charlotte and Salisbury Road,
joining the lands Of Matthew and Francis
Alexander, 81 or niles from Charlotte.
For terms enquire of
A. +. ALEXANDER.
March 3, 1896.
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spring and SUM nle en-
GOODS

SPRINGS has recently received,
- and has now open, handsome and
~ assortment If
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State OF the Markets, nc.

Warrdaioc U1,ds for raIr a fI1 OT511
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Valuable Land for Sale.

.Lnn,P. lR1G.
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CIIrRAW .ItfSE 6.

Conon--Nothng doing in this article 'n'' W.,
and our quotations arc therefore nominah--'''
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cnII.MnIA-IrNE 1.

Cotton Market very dat--pfIme viii ~ o'''S
over Il cents--nat much coming MI"
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-26
NO'rECE.-

A IL those who indebted to the subscriber are "A earnestly requested to call and settle their ac- and notes, indulgence cannot be given after the 10th of September next.
 The subscriber has hand assortment of liquors and all other articles necessary to fit out good bar room besides an addtona stock of liquors ordered on from Louisville, together with household and kitchen furniture which will be sold private sale, for half cash in hand, and the balance credit of twelve months Also stock ofgentle cattle consisting of cows and calves and yoke of oxen, together with other young cattle The premises will also be let for term of ono, two, three years and with improvement on them which will be made this fall together with the situation immediately the bank of tho river at near the boat landing will be we'll calculated for vern or store and s bcleve the best business site town RICHMOND PEEIER
 Post of Arkansas, August 15 ls36.-2l-3w S6
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-26
From the N. 0. Bulletin. Extracf nf letter dated

TAMPico, July 13, 1886. The Mexican army about 1000 strong yet now un- der the command of General Jose Urea, whom Gen. Andrade accompanies as the second in command, IS assembled in Matamoras, but 1t is in such state of wretchedness, that will not be able 10 move before two or three months to begin the campaign against the Texians.
 letter from highly respectable source, dated at Maamoras the 29th ult, says It is undoubed fact that this Government (the Mexican have made, or are making treatyto engage 5000 Indians to jon them. 1he CherokeeS arc areada engaged. There are four teen Chiefs of different tribes within few miles ol here, who have daily communications with the officers The commissioners were this morning turned into me common prison with criminals. IS not lmprobaoe we shall be invited to take French leave of hIs coun- try soon."-N. o. Bulletin.
 From the N. o. Bulletin, July 3o
 TEXAS. rumor came through the Atakapas Gazet'e' o' July 23, that another battle had been fought between the Mexican and Texian armies in winch seven e, o' eight hundred of the Mexicans were killed. .es, acn no credit to this rumor much as We nope ;. ''s' be tfue The intelligence comes through very :. euitlous route, and the time t must have safIea ~ reach this city, the forces of the beigerenis cou'u nave been n proper distance for an encounter that the Mexican powers are again sfainIns es.y nerve to raise another army to prosecute ine a,l intens upon Texas, therecan be no doubt,neil success Tn the undertaking may be gute Pfoo'o''''' al.
 young man who came passenger m the sonosned Henrietta who was one of Fannin's men, WHO e'1af r. the slaughter by the circumstance o speass lean language informs us, at the time ol HIS from Matanoras about fortnight slnce the ,su army i.ss..cssd Aese amounted .o three housauu and that about four thousand also encauP'u .,l the city. He states that he and converse con- several Chiefs of Indian tbesand that ' IS J ls ;n fident belief that arrangement has been e,Io. bv to between them and the Mexican general I.'e' sac which five thousand warriors. of the Cherokee oac % and Fox nations, are to on the Mexicans Tn men 0'