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WAsuISGTeS, Sept. ,, 1886.

SIR: send enclosed propositions wagrrs on
~ the approaching Presidential election, which you
will please 10 have published in the Globe adver
tiseineut three times Il week until the lst of November
Should any person call to take any ofte wagers please
send for me. Respectfully, }. VI.
Editor of tic Globe
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EHyO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS Contrac

Richmond, Fredericksburg, and PotOmnc RaI Road.
hSr Rc7u;ioa upon Tie Sockhods.-A meeting the Pro-
~ tho Richmond,
mac Rail Road Company on tho 18th May, 1886:
"esOred That the residue Tho capital stock bcins $40
share be required the stockholders following
times s5On the aohday Of June, the 18th Of July,
September October November December Janu
nry deposited to the credit oil the company heretofore
the Eank of Virginia.
Resored That Stockholders who prefer anticipating part or
entirely nStamcnt, be allowed adj
ancc by unit, the periods when The yahe
Extract from the minutes. HILARY BAKER, Ck.
NAV
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PesETR T..
NrcHY.T REMAINS cSsrSG-.s
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
LINES,

FOR TIE EfQtIHSH
LIN: LIN ns - "7se National Intelgeneer
ea o" aare Of ok T. b." and styled Grt d
snSjt .r" in form Lse, ,.r.r @s ri, es"n
copy H. LIZ ftetiymcteiy dedicated the ynuul Captain
md net MarG!ess EastsH, 4 "7"s 'S0'Sa" 1''''"''"
ill.," By THEIR MoTHEu.
wis .sni,i,s choice" aad spirits ifce,
That ever plan, fair Freedoms tree.
g asor, pursuits Of Girl iJe!!'
1'bcy seek TO crush opprcssion's stnc!
,r.,s Heav'n that foru,'d such ''&7irits Choice"
Yo maSc the sons OF woe rcJoicc--
70 .ssoar a5oce dal e:rd IFS
And draw 70. Freedom, sword or Rnlic.
These spi,i,s may, in1niid eyed peace,
Vct bless our land, when war shall cease:
WHOM Texas plains shall no more flow,
With blood Of heroes, lying low.
AIpmo's scenes 10 Earth declare,
The treatment all our may share.
And call aloud 10 "venscaucc wreak,"
Upon the ''misht' which crushed tho ''TeaS'
With eyes that with Eagle glance,
Not viewing human woe askuncc-
Beholliny steels Of slaughter glenn,
And hcariug brethren's dying scream.
With soul aroused to noble deed,
They seek the soil, where martyrs bleed
NJ. ;u:ro" base their passion strong
But holy Right avcnsng Hrong!
Thrice blessed sons of Freedom rise
For Texas gain lies dearest prize
The spirits Of the slaughtered brave
Cry out for "Vcnscance" from the grave:
,Ts sc alone can qucll this foe
Then on 4! to Fa,nes bright Temple 60!
IT'S no, from 'ssioua" or "pride" yc tight,
But stcrn base ".Ntgha expressing FtgH!
Ye spirits pure, who whilst earth,
To choicest spirits gave ,heirbiitb;
Whilst nj the knee, ye cnr'y taught,
That "spirits ehoiee,' - for Freedom fought
49,. And h,do them no, their love conhno
r,.- BY oceans wave, or bounding line
rs assert mans Rights, the Holy Cause,
Upheld5y Great Jehovah's Laws!
Yes sain,cd spirits hover near,
And guard such S2;ritS ehoiec' and dear:
Watch DER their lives, md guard their ~nSs,
Till Victory crown with b'g hest bays
s Young "s2irits ehoicc,' and firm as free,
Who risk youi all, for Freedoms tree;
s.. The mothers pray'r, our God will hear,
And give us back or children deuT
What can say TO n "a,
Whom alone survive our dead
Him rcspact-nonc more ADMIRE
To him look, child TO sire !
Bu, this ashland this ca;m-
Ii no, their life, oh spare their fame!
Join not with those who dig the grave
Of hero youth-biGh- sourd and bravo:
call on thee, By childhood's ties
By mothers love, which never dies,
70 pause-cxaminc-an thou'; see,
That Texas fights for Liberty!
Remembcr-if these youths should fall,
Their mother Graves fol them no pail
But she would have their taintlcSs name
Arouse our youth, to 'iFengeancc" claim!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

OrrIcI,r~-Thc Office Of Secretary of War having
become vacant, the President has authorized and en-
powered Benjamin F. Butler to perform the duties o!
that Office until the vacancy shall be otherwise filled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04
BALTIMORE, 18Th ucr. is3j.
Posi- OFFICE DEPlETMES'
October -.

Mr. II. B. MvSr.GrE
EsEAR E:Ihc Balm ahead. There between - and
- rersnns nUw waiting for supply. our last >pmnio"
3Jih ul has yet hand. considerably Iu
consequence OF the delay The demand and the people r:,>!:,
who coming from the coutr That hnyc been forced 10 bur-
from their orders Whit has happened
the SmSin which shipped tho last supply raunu; ar
Hat hope" Immediately the receipt Of this w!i >m
another supply think thn regular line OF packets ia" " 10
a to send Immcd.at" supply. The rmnnh rg
aa daily increasing Shall lose, considerably. 10y To:
ber: able supply the country mcrrln wh" hav" called o
IN haste, Your ",cdicnt servant, GEO. C. McCLAI.
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Fifth Thousand EeofFNt's !
NJ LOOK AT THIS!
ohdn.,ry E"H.,..-.

IAEENtusFsBh lsH EIVadVHY, FssS' Ell.
TO be drawn at Alexandria, D. g. Thursday, Nov q,
Rich aRd SpcndM Scheme!
$4,000! S2OoOC! $l0,n00 $1,000! $1,000! $3,l90
$4,000! S2,500 Sj2,n0G!
so Prizes Of 900 dollars cac
so g SEQ dollars each!
80 % 30 dollars each!
81 prizes of 200 dollars.
Whole tickets only $lO halves s.; quarters 81 80
Certificate of package of % whole tickets in this
magaicrnt scheme, may be had for l25 doars-packa-
res Of halves and quarters in proportion
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SavAyxAu, Geo: Sop. 20;h, l:jj.
Nh. M0NTAGiE:

m.
DE,E SIR-l take the liberty Of introducing. myself
wishing for Bam enough "srpPy four In
saiu, North and south Carolina md Grosia. ha'" h toy
years past, active ~ Engaged General Agent i r Peters
N"sca. Pills, Tor tic above four States, and hcrc SCARE!
city, village O: hrr but what has those r,. |
Trvcim" carry with about four o".
saul toIar,' worth time; and sir, confident that
ami cause TO he Sod greater quantity Of the Balm than "r'
individual. have repeated calls for Gay live NJ ""
sale and c'aiii AM, caa let have ic Balm good
n other medicines, will 90 with rush The bn.
III which am engaged worth At least rusanL o
lars ycar-aui with III" Bella
have been HAT did emil passed Though To-
terbur.; for il hl taken the Balm with by this time n
have sold two three thousand doliaEs worth least. You ~"
in both Of papers. Brnss ard 1hona.,
Brown and curlng, Of Pcicrrg and ErIcc and Temple of E.
mond Please let lear
and oi.c o',cticnr GRANT, u. A. +. IARklSrH
5J-.illi
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Oct "a, 1886.


An article in the United States Gazette c0untcnanccs
tc idea that the Bank of the IT, States of Pennsy vana
may apply TO the Legislature of that Stale for return
of the bonus paid into the Treasury, upon condition Of
relineuishing lis present charter
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT


JOHN d. PmELAx /. be Attorney for the Northern
District of Alabama, in the place Of Byrd Braadon re-
signed.
JANIS S. WHrrcoMB, Of Indiana, to be Commission.
err of the General Land Office, from and after the J!s
Instant in the place of ETHAN A. BRows, who has re-
signed.
JOHN KENNEDY, Esq. Of Joneshnrough, Tennessee 10
he one of the Commissioners OF Claims under The late
Cherokee treaty, rice Gen VIM. Carroll ressned-ib
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Ea.sE57S
.EIoetery H,sa ErchaNSc Office,
RICHMOND, EIEGIHI,.

A prize Of - 900 sold and cashrd prcscnaiion by
that fortunate rrnder of capital prizes, lloYr who should
paid 10 j. Denton, Esq, of Hanover, whose name we
publish by his consent but in instance whatever, do
we publish names without consent Of the fortunate hold
ers of capitals (Which few, when they purchase
their tickets of lioyL)
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated: class 4. drawn DC.
tobcr l!ih
&c . 20 GO 81 If II % % 80 81
Whole J5 - 90, prize Of $50, sent to gentleman in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

Richmond End Fredericksburg Rail road-Another di
vision of the Rail road has been put in use The cars
now run to within mile aud half Of VilIeboro and
fifteen und half miles Ct this place. The remaining
unfinished portion Of the roud is in very forward state,
and will, in all probability, be completed by Christmas
1EreGerickShuro Htr0id
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EOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office John
ri son g. Durants best Philadelphia News and BOOK
INK, (rSa,ranted) at fair, moderate prces.
U 4 constant supply Kept on hand to sun The SCISSORS
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FoTty T'isou-asld Dollars!


Virginia State Lottery, Class No. 5,
For the benefit Of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norfolk,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Nov Goth, 1886.
Capitals-S400 coo. $4,000, S5,000 50 900, So 300,
50 900, 81 9O0 81 500, Of 81 500, of 81 BOO of
$3.50; l20 prizes Of $500, 100 of 500, 12G Of 500,
&c, &c,
Whole tickets $40; halves So; quarters 81 so.
A certificate Of package of . whole tickets will be
sent for $llO; package Of halves $40; quarters $}5
D. NJ. IlOYT,
Richmond, In.
In all Lotteries for sale by the package single ticket
by the nll-lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
ofthc Eagle. who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential,
IT Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the same prompt attention as personal app
cation and the result given (when rcqucsted) immed-
stely after the drawnG-if addressed 10
Nov4. [52-lu D. NJ. HOYT
ENyO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-Co Contracts
Il will he entered into during the month of Novem
bcr rrxt for the Gradnntion, Hasonry Timber and ST.
pcrstructurc of the Isl Division of the Lousn Ra Pond
beqinninq at its point Of connection with the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. and extending
10 or in The reighbnrFood Of lis intersection with the
STAGE road from Fredericksburg to Carersville
Mr.. James Hunter, Principal Assistant Engineer may
be found generally with the locating party and with the
undersigned will be yorsvile on the 1st 18th and
2lst Of November with specifications and proIes of the
line. J. II HOPKINS, {. f..
Richmond, Oct IS 47-Gt
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ALEXANDRIA,, Oct IT
Railroad .lcc:dcni-We learn that on Thursday morn
ing last as Tie train of proceeding ron Bal
more to iapcrs Ferry, this side Of the Point of Rocks,
during fall of snow, the locomotive ran or the rails
and carried the Gals with it, SCATTERING two or three TO
picces and severely inurlng Scrca passcngersour Of
wlun il was feared, would survive. Just as The &C.
cident happened the train from Winchester came up,
the fore car Of which was likewise thrown oft the track,
but fortunately, no injured. The accident is at.
lrbulcd 10 decay in the foundation OF the Kali road
Ga.cite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

The Baltimore Chronicle publishes the following:
4 Chaiicnge-Jphn BascUmb is ready TO any horse
in the world, over The Augusta, Georgia. Course, for
$2I,03o.
.4not4rr-Post Boy will run any horse in the world
over any C,arsc north Of Washington, for S2JU Goa.
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NOTlCE-PetioIs wall b. presented next G,ncr. =.
scnhly, praying cmnrl of the Precinct Election in
Of lalix tro DR.. neci's Black Walnut ind aI.o ior
Hill to so. [jp-t7DI Oct ,,
HfiNNEfWoOD FEMALE SCiOOL--I take hi. o?pUupi'?
OF informing the public, ,a, hive employed N Ca,haDe
Draper IL aNe charge oI my school year. ~"
first Monday in Januay continuing. non,s AZ
will be limited those Wishing encourage the school, III
well 10 make carly application.
TcrmS-boari, washing, nnI cnnlle=
For tuition IN The English branches, -
Drawing and painting, -
MUSIC, with the OF ibc Piano.
Letters directed the sursrriirr WyIic sbn.r
Va, shall receive prompt attention. MACK GOODE
Oct 4 iI-WlOWs
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SGMGERiAND AcADEAIfrhc unicr-isncd 81 pr.r"t ha''
charged school Ut GEira CaC nicrdin. per-
nancn'y III the business o! teaching, with To cst" ~
Academy, which he hopes will m the public confidence AID
support, has purchased The brk r>inI nc!0r a
in tho county Of Cuajra which place his " " be-
moved the 10Th Of NovCmI Situated n"hacf.
healthy: respectable ana intelligent and favored the ir
ed ministry OF the Gopcli place il probably favorable r""
oc IN view rs any situation ~ Virginia. The OF sitr-
ton will be preparatory the University, ana
men for the Junior class colleges the l
Of @ embracing The usual branches Of Eugi- Eucatca til"
Latin AMI Greek languages, ard Mathematics Special mi"n
will hc paid to the moral character and habits
cal 10 my will he srarcd recommend H."
pies and fccePtS Of the Bible TO all connected with the roo
the scholastic will commence is November and end the t
OF September, with VACATIONS in May and Dcio.cr.
IrrmS-Bonfd Including be!i. and Fights $40; Tuior SD
per annlm OF ten months, payable in advance tie i
OF each session. From ID I" 80 ~nrc b." receive! IA
miy, and the services Of competent assistant be obtained
~ tie number OF pupils require it. No pupil received for ho'r
tim" than one session. and deduction made for absence rG'
caused by sickness Those wishing sons, III pr c
make early oppcation Address Lan.hnn's Tavern i'uG ,
VI. WILLIAM y. PAGE.
Those who may fee" in the subject, iak ;hc ''
ty 10 refer OF The following gentlemen Wn Dance %
AMI D'. VIM C'nmi rowhatan A"ssrs. John Miller. Ra'oh
llaTtiSOn Daniel ~ Wilson, Allen Wilson, John krpl,i.,
VIM NJ 1onron Ed j. Carringon Thos. w. crowdpr, Tic NJ;
OF whom have wurds now my SCHOOL ". =. J..
iG-H
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and almos. mutnous from want of pay and the incur
sious and plumber of the Cumanche Indians There are
400 men also, at Tampco These are expected to enter
The Texan army is encupcd on the Labaca river, in
Q brigades of POO men, under Gems. Rusk and Green
All lie men are volunteers irons the United Sales-the
Texans having retired to their farms reported /" be IN
I;ub cultivation with good crops Texan armed yes.
sci lately cruzed along the cons. Of Mexico, without
meeting Mexican vessel The Texans are now equip
piny two armed vessels at Galveston, the schooner Dc
KALI to carry Is guns and The schn"ncr Viper, lately
,hr assaic of New Orleans.
The persons engaged in the attempt to rescue Santa
Anna have heen liberated, excerpt bartholomew Pages:
who was condemned to he hung.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

ANU Hen AID TNTLE DO EN-!
lIoyt sent in an al Prize Lot"ry, few days since,
the whole Of 600 dollars 10 gentleman in the country
.NtEj.yEfs:sG STATE El0Gi,osy,
Class No p, for 1896:
To be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday. November r. 1885,
SCHEME:
$50, Geo. s. OGC! $1,000! 81 BOG $4,000 10 81 ,OOO
~ of :S500:-20 Of S2jO-:'O of $500! SC.
Whole Tickets only $l0 Halves So, Quarters 50 80.
Certificate of a Package of p Whole Tickets will
be sent for SllO. Packages Of Halves and Quarters in
proportion.
IN this Lottery, all those tickets having drawn
Der them will be entitled to Three DotiprS 'rhOut
Discount Uhat Splendid Schcmd
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c,,,,-; arr TO 70 "7se National Inteiigeneer,'
riea on reaa " ~" and styled, t'fn4!r'dnnt 9ptnio1
0s sa Of Ls . aaes s s ensi"a
copy o. most aFtctiyuatey dedicated the yn1hyut Captain
1H;ss | Easign # ~7ae Morgan Raoiasn fe'"'s'Fa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

Whatever doubts may have cx.
listed as to the vote of this State. must now
be removed by the moral certainty that it
will be given to Gen. HARRrsoN, by large
majority. Our information on this subject,
both public and private, leave US 10 room
10 doubt. 1t is even admitted by Van Bu-
ren's friends The Monitor, leading Van
Buren, paper in that state, holds this Ian
guage:
"As we have, during this campaign, estimated
our majority larger than formerly these few times
we have spoken of it.. We must be faithful enough
now 10 say that appearances are stronger in favor
of our opponents than they have been"
The following is bu, one among hundreds
Of instances where the Tories have walked
up the wrong passenger. Their Commit
tees of vigilance" appear to be pretty gen
orally wide awake for Old Tip.
''To THE PUBLIc.-IIaving observed my name
among the proceedings of the Van Buren, and John
son Men. on the ri of May last, at GAINESVILLE, O.
ho, as one OF a committee of Vigilance for Falls
Township, must beg leaye to be excused from act.
ing upon said committee, rs | am not friendly 10
either of The above named persons, but shall, on
the contrary, use all my exerions to promote the
elevation OF the candidate of 'lhe people, WM II q.
llARRisoN, having served under him during the
last war on the field of battle, and found him to be
u brave aud competent commander and am willing
TO trust the destinies of the republic in his hands in
a civil capacity. JOHN CASS
June 18Th, 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
GEN. HARRISON.

The manner in which the character OF this
brave man has been assaulted from the mo
ment he was announced by the People as
an opposing candidate to Martin Van Buren,,
is melancholy illustration Of the bitterness
of party spirit. No epithet has been con-
ceived too gross to be employed against
him. He has been charged by ignorant
aud reckless partzans with the most loath
some crimes, which have not the least
shadow of truth, and denounced as an
"arisioCrat," "(ederalist," an "ign0ra,
,.sous" and "colcard." There has beer a
day when the man sufficiently fool hardy
and unprinciped TO utter such malicious
IlbeIs, would have received the universal
frown Of an indignant nation; and none
would have 5ecn louder in the expression
OF that Indignation than many Of the very
men who now aci7k at those who make
these ungenerous and malicious attacks.
Bearing their own antidotc with them
as these ebuIIiiions ofsplecn manifestly do,
IN their own g!ossness, we have not tho I
it worth while to dignity them by passing
contradiction. But for the purpose of
showing the utter rocalcssncsg Of our Tory
opponents, we have grouped together a
few of the testimonials with which the his.
tory Of the country abounds, as TO the
character and services of Gen Harrison.
The following honorable testimony is
from Rober, Lyle, of Ohio, late member
OF Congress. The chief excellence of this
extract consists in the fact that i. was nj.
tered by vehement party politician toward
an influential opponent. ltmanfests de.
gree of llbcralty which, in these DAYS, i,
worthy of all commentator.
"ll is true, that that gentleman [Gen. Harrison
| ana myself are now, as we have for some time hee,
opposed TO each olher in some Of our views. ncr
hips IN most, as TO the public men and measures NJ
ihe day but were we as widely separated rs the
poles can neither be made TO forget his virtues
nor withhold from him Just commentator for hi
many eminent services. Sir, Iwouid be a traito,
TO my olcn nature, if found mySeIf capqbIe nj
dispardginS the claims of a public servant, s,
eminent, so DeH tried, and ,ohOse life has bee,
a history Of such usefulness and gaIianfry. a.
| that Of General Harrison Rather Than rob fin,
temples OF that Ime-won and Justly honored public
servant Of single Laurel, mould choose, in ms
lice, and gratitude TO heap chdpiets on his JTo,o
The following is an extract from spcccI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
GENERAL SCOTT,

The Kitchen Cabinet forever We
have lust ascerlai ed the how and the
wherefore of the recall of Scott from the
Creek campaign. The recall was well
enough, but the manner of it is disgrace
to ali parties concerned 1t seems that an
officer OF high rank 10 the Creek army
wrote u letter Of complaint TO one of the
chiefs of the Kitchen Cabinet as
being, we suppose, the surest way to reach
the royal ear. Blair takes the letter to the
President, who endorses on it " order Gen
Scott home," or words to that effect. Have
we not got TO pretty pass, when commu
nlcallons affecting the most important pub
lie interests have 10 be made TO the Exec
ullve through the back stairs influence 10
order to be properly attended to. We
hope 1t was high sense of public duty,
that led The officer referred to, to so anon
alous course. Ii must have been from a
conviction on his part that something must
be done, and that it could not be effected
in any other way than by the all powerful
influence of the Kitchen Cabinet. As Mr..
Van Buren, Is To carry out these principles
of Gen. Jackson's Administration, our army
and navy will soon be in a fine situation.
when his Kitchen Cabinet gets into regular
operation. We have this from good au
thority. VIII the editor ofthe Globe Geny
1t '-Washington Telegraph.
"A Major General in pursuit Of The Coz
ernment, General Scott, having been re
called from the command of the army in
the South, arrived at Washington a few
days snce-5ut strange to tell, he found
the Government absent. The President
had gone to Tennessee, to look after Mr..
Van Buren's interests in the West the
Secretary of War to Detroit, to sell his lots
and the Commanding General to the
Springs, to rccreale himself after his late
arduous campaign. and devote the energies
OF his powerful mind to another dramatic
effort, Gen. Scott pursued The two latter
to this city, but in vain. His case being
thus virtually hung up during the pleasure
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of the Government, it is to be hoped that
his fellow citizens will not refrain from
every proper manifestation of respect and
good feeling for this distinguished officer
AS an act Of justice to this cnlerprlsing
and laborious administration, it ought to be
recorded, that during the absence as stated
Of the President the Secretary Of War,
and the Commanding General, from the
seat Of Government, military operations
are going on by four armies in The field,
each under the command of general Off
Ger in the Cherokee country, undor Gen.
Wool-Red River, Gaines-Florida, Call
and Creek country. Jessup'-N y finer.
General Scott has returned from New
York, and again passed through this mcrid
ian. on his way to Richmond, to join his
family. The predicament 10 which this
officer has been placed is certainly very
singular one.
Here is Gcneral,to whom had been CON.
mtled The arduous and responsible trust of
an extended Indian war. sud-
denly recalled from his command by the
President, under censure, implied at least
and, when he obeys the summons, and
reaches the seat of Government, he finds
no one to whom he can make explanations,
and is galIoping through the country from
pillar o post, in pursuit of some superior to
whom be can report himself. Finding no
one at the seat of Government, or elsewhere.
to whom he can report or address himself,
and being declared from returning TO his
command and resuming the prosecution of
the war, he has, we understand, gone, like
a good citizen, to report hlmselfto his wife.
IntelHgencer.
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DETROIT. Julv ID


We are happy to announce The return of
brig. Cen Brady to this place from an
official tour Of duty on the northern lakes.
and to STATE on his authority. that the re-
cent reports relative TO hostile intentions
on the part OF the Menomone and Winnie.
oago Indians are without the sigh,es:
foundation.
Gen. Brady has visited all the military
ports on the northern lakes, and fort Win.
ncbago at the portage OF the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers. and has taken much main.
t" ascertain the feelings and di<p1sitio7 Of
the different tribes of indians ,nhabi,i,1
the section of country through which hS
passed, and he does not hesitate n saw
mat he never found them more friendly.
or more disposed to be at peace with the
M N people than at The present moment.