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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
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gum SwieIpoIt.
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Sbure III bfnen.
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Dem Ie prtoiSeu lls forbsrn lire
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

funotn babsa. Oep tintr ,poren
60 Moun uno ais iber Die prds
loenten Sduoiooten ob9etttmnt
rpur0s, erfldrten (b So fur 2an
Nureu uno 2 f1r 0arrtIon. Sep
Der oncsrn muren 70 monn ; e.
fir 0an Ouren uno 8 fir Sorri'
(on.
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Iost HOas Bublen Ne9imsnt
oie|sr Gauntv bat beute poraolrt.
Orsp Sompognlen 9oben lbrs
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|ote l48 fit Bau Suren uno 1Os
fit 0orrifon ousmobten. 60
pisl fur be ssc6en Neofticnent
Die in oislem 0auntD boben oorgs1
ben iouen.
airfslb Go. Capt.
Mlbsls GDmpo9nis in 8ear -.
Itimvnts sleIbfaus porllber uno
CAB 81 fir 9an Q5ure1 uno abt
!tlr 6arrion. '2bunoer noes Der
sroRe pelo DoSu (o9t?
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ME 9emuItert. mslAs fdr 8on
Vursn uao SDbnfou so, nn0 fir
~Garrtfon nur 9 COB.
0ep elmer Oluitsrung oes 0e-
9imsnts in 8 olbrctou Sountv, am
l3. Sept. ttanoen bic Stlmmsn
ple foIos: l42 fir Qon Buren
uno JobnCcn; IS fur 0orrlDn,
un0 So wel9erten ftp III Ittnmen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
wte0sr cine 2I9e !!

Dle Trennoe oe6 Sen. Sarri-
fon betnibsn (i6, Die Meinung su
perbreiten, oo6 Jo6ien su @juns
lten 5orrif fon's, ais prdfoent,
mare. Scl6 cine Guoe trdst iere
Wtoerle9ung In tlb felbtt. 0lur
leibt9iaubt9e gemitber f0unen
onr0 Snifs Der 2lrt miBleitst perr
Den.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
2eid,,n Fer 2eit.

Ser 0ayton (O.) 6Galb ert
satit bon spsp 81 ilis mulferuns.
en- oie In putnam gaaatp ftattge-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

IT. cBir wuaoern up Sr.
BoHlnger rie 9poblbericbte pon
Solumbiono Gountp her bat
nelde CT IN leiner Seituna pom
7liten Sctober leinen 2e(eru tlait-
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Soun'p inoos son,e Nbis Sid,
It er,rlbtt morDetJ uno qDance's
Msbrbsit i.berpaIomin III ,etn.
tou(eno. ey foot ebenfoQs Dae
Die Ebies cine mebrbeit in Der
Ss|teoebufa boten, u. nos @e-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Pau Buret, uuo ser &riea.


Il Cine 0erlabsrlicbiIen Hn pobrs
belten, nit melben oieS6oeralis
fen seesn Martin 9an 0uren
loseonnerA 1T Die, ba6 Ct gs9.n
Den !ssten Syteg 9ewefen fepu foa.
Tin o!sfes sanslleb 5u wioerlessn,
brauben tpir MIR einise $bats
fabea anlnfabreu 9an Guren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Die ll,b er1GuBeeloer in @siabr.

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rdngsr, Der GonoIoot per
Sanfleute far 9ices prdfoent, 1T
oen Oaus ous Elm }tbeiitionlft, .,
Der g cIovsnbefrever, uno IS miro
nit 0sflmmtbslt bebouptst bos
0arrl|oa ebenfolI6 io fsAr i'll
Uun,tsn Der @ctaoenbefrspun9
III, Dag er fir Qerlpenbun9 Der
lleber( dubseloer ,ur 2csfaufuns
Der @clapen lepn fol-. 81 Dem
Gn0e winGbt er cine rgrb6b,
un9 ose SarlfS, um Die usber-
fbu69elosr cub 81 oermebren !!
Diefs Oerl0t, Setplnnt 0aber
febr an 0toubb oftl9feit, neil
Sappan, Der ,pltbsnDe ScLopen-
befreper, init feiner Seitune uno
NIT (einem 9anjsn Nnbon9 aus
allen &rdften fir J5arrifon orbei-
tet. wobrlbeinltb 9eb6rtBebs
tter oub III rle(em GDmplott.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
atfutilsaaifebs gsrIaiIaus uaS otteu
~ Sslaer.

otsf"ssass""tft9E y EtalfHu5 aap oeFeU
S,lasn.
Gine NsutDDrf 3eitung fost
IlTl an 3 ur:en nar ebemalS
Elm f6 maet 9ertump pig er
8 ma ; e ober bod sefbidt uno
Eebr9ei;i9.,
-"gr Sat feline potitifbe 9auf,
babu oomit ongefaneen, oaS er
| NIT elnet1 @ 6ub tarre in
& tnDerb . oDe uinber fubr, Il.
ST. rautt6pfe perfaufte - fir
Islnen Sirpst1s oa5 Staf -Oosr
orep firm GdiI!In9 %
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10 ) t { eb n a n d.! @r mar
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}bon0elte nit &raut-uno 1T Der
g obne eines NuSl i n =
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" dfo ent
| Gralr 2sltre,s, erf(irte
| frer oaE er nlemal6 uno unter
eeIner 0eSingun9 5ur grribtun9
elmer 70 9sfdbrlltben 2(n|talt NIT
tui1tstr treroe.
81 erf'arte freq oaB, fo lan9e
Die 9Dfnuns auf gtrlbtung elmer
.. St. Bonf nibt ednSIIb osr,
nidtst ftp-oie G3etSartItptraten
fsin Mlttel lsnper(abt loSen ners
cen Tim curb S.cduu9 tn Sc
fbdftsleben un0 i'm Osl0umlauf
cine fo!cbe 1nI'olt III eripln9.
en-.
9oet priftt flbtt teut(tbe
4onos!e,lts 3! Die ibr osr MsnfD-
tbeit erpbss SisI srfsunt !-prlfet
felbf !-resie1t eub feGbn flint
fdr esd f!b1t !-une oenft fir
euD etblt !-uno l0ittelt reu eub
oas fhmdbltbe Sob-unter we!-
dem eEcb elnc Oanopcu Gtelooris
Itccroten ttebsr ju Islten-ju ret
eleren- uno oen eA2rn Gurser-
pfi6ten ~ entfsrnsn utts
: (0elfeb.
uriaben rarum Oarrilcn II ntt sun Vre=
fcenten Mint ermdblt tperosn loute.
9Se!l felbft feline 0(abbarn,
unter oenen er fdon D!ele Sabre
nobnt, feperllb rtrGbern, bag er
ourdouS nntlbtl9 feu, DIES bobe
Qmt nit @bren i'll itb fIbft r0er
5lueen gum 2onoe ;u olten.
gu 9aule, no man i'm am telten
tennt, bet man ibn fur Die gtsue
zines 9em6bnIi6en N0emtlptnon
ne6 an Dem g tlmf0I!eu untvurt
big erf!dtt.
y Ell er in Elm blo0sS werFseus
in Den 0dnOen Der Sanf, N.i'to-
cratic uno ais etn GUwabsr, after
Mann btfonnt 1T, oer DEN 0,in
fen b'nterllit19cr Dclltlfsr Don
allen Seitsn ausoefegt pdre.
qGeil er elmer 0ssoe Die er I'm
Jabrs 1910 i'm eensres oer @.
Stooten 9sbalten. Elm 6HentN0ss
0elfanon!6 ma1te, Dap CT BIZ
alien uno Seoitions-
I an s 0es dl.esn 2(oom6 9ie'
Strung seblNls1 un> unteritiet
bGbe.
9Seit tr fdr cine fsbepoe 2Ir-
NEE iror.
9Beil e. In Ser Sebrc efensSsit
ecn 1885, 'Drelloent eiaer D1nfs
Der famtn!ua3 in Glncinuatl nar.
9Bsil e. lsumtr eIu Shosra!l| 4
mar. - '~
| Beile eri ia1si,sr Elm Ocgner ton
J1flon5 Maaersestn uar, uno
nit ren Danf> M3btg6 oanO IN
0ano segonSen iii.
9Bsil er i'm Stats Uon 9}id
! 1PiO0{e nlS elmer Npr NYt11ntnten
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
: III 50 2S a Dl!!

Cemoeraten !! ! sur Mobl!!!!
69euts 1T Der Sa9 an we!,
dem ibr III entIOeioen bobt pb
~ art IN q an Bure Srsp-
belt uno 0'leictbeit,- Ooer s. a r.
IT 70 n NaarbIe, 0elcoriltrcro>
tie uno Sprannsp un(sr 2anp re-
gieren Irllen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

gtna $4,000 ersef Suesaner
fruen bon ejepr0ien nap Nrfan
los oussemonoert ftpn. Gs be-
Hnosn |i:b jest rur nod unaefdbr
1000 Greer Jnelaner in Veorylen.
W>an behaupttt ooe oisfes Sabr
|cle J<snttn III 9tsu- ottsaus SO
'prccent .bbber .tttuoeu, oIs i'm.
ourlgen ; uno obglsith cIne. Mans
ncatr GebAUoe aafssfdb1t mcrren
(sL f. ndre bob jest oa feln Gin
stsea {oaac III p,rtsDuen, nc tl,on
(euft 5eyn teFonmsu feauss.
| Die Dtrtiaigtsn @toaten nebs
.len Gin Oebiet pou fat &. nao sit
ner halbsn WaiHtpa Guaprotue,e
len Gin uno eielsr unaebeurs qono-
!frtb Fam 500 MiIicnen Wens
f1en anfnebmen.
Gin O1aRn, Namers 2Dbite,
Don 0enten, Nlab a,ne, weltber
so Sabre alt, purbe firj(itb NIT
elmer Dan,t, petbe In, I5ttn
Sabre ifl eerbevratbef.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

& Cine qB bi S-e L &c
Bon Der ME bsr,riDtiaRsnu fsisFsn s!rs.
Sic fsits 9arrifouoruefer iprsis
ten fersfdltis fol9sEoe sa9e Gus,
lin, - ea ale on2ern Nie.
oertrd0tisfsttsn bisber erfo!9|oe
fparen, Gen GonOloater OFT
Democratic bep Der dtn1srn glols
fs unferer MitbarSer perbost su
MAIDEN =
Burtn fetl gsfasl bat
ben: t2lbtr pas 1T Der Gbaroe
fer Der armsn ?-Sm au9smsinsn
9efproben sebcn 1.rmutb uae 2a'
7fer 6anD in Oano (! r
Diele 2Ecrts nuroen Don :
B ii, i a 10 . ana> e6
eit,eN, altsn, erbittertsn Sboerali-
fiet auSgelproben - ,uelber
Bts,ii feinem 3eos Elm 8 sn er
@ an 8urens, unD INNER
eint6 Der elfrisfen Mitglieoer pegs
ienisea parthep mar III nelber
s5arrnon 9ebbtt !-Diefe partbep
-hie (osenannte 1884 W y / 9 =
SGre6ens-partbep 1T IS, tpel6e
i,1,nler babin ltrstte oen men
ID m { r-uno osn Nei be n
rei b r-su masben.
llno oie-2ilg e-oa6 o a n
nren jemats Elm (olbes 1Eort
sefprcben babe, fam man NIT
uellsm Nebte auf Ole sro s {
Qlfte beran ern B b i 9
2nse n uno 9ertdnmeunsen,
sresen Der &atbpliftten Gellsien
Dem pabffe lssten &rlsse
der ensli(ben Sutf0e 1c. su-
mssiben. (8elfsb.
Canton Dsev. 5.-Dau gurer
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Gtmctrateu son tart !

Sttet eub DOR 8etrus ! 0abt
Elm fbarfes Nug ouf cure QBobh
setteI !! ! geoenft, cure Seinoe laf.
fen ni0ts unperfu6t. Sie tdus
ltben eu1 70 Ion9e &c nur f6nnen.
Ser9snet nldt 'bre fbi,npfliben
''2O Stimnsn @dnrbias !"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Scr T6oeralS fctb,

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IN feu SodIon sinit eefost BADEN:
S!etnst einen Sboerolift ooer 90
~ in sic Gleioer eirs6 Semocra'
ZEN, fo blesbt er oOD lyHsner Elm
G6oerot;tt ecsr Sprp; 'eben Co.
Rob! tn6cbte man Den QBCtf in
StbaafefitIper ju perbeimliden
futtent ais mon eiuen Sbeerotl'
Zen ourb rie Scple9un9oeS 0>ot
mems 9sferfonlan Gemccrot
serinocrn tann.''
0fun pa6 obise Worte rabr
fno uno eo6 9ocFlon ucIlton,nsn
Nsd't bat, rapon boben mir III
Salerm elgclrn Gtaate ooS trcf-
fenoae Depfpiel. 0ts QS y 8
3situngen bobsn bIeber feline 9Jus
be esIpart s. orri lon Elm
OempcrotiHet Slei0 onSuStebsnt
aber es 9sbt trie SofDu ia9t: CT
bteibt Elm SeOera:lit
OieElbcu 3sitnngen famut H.
rem Ganoio d:en Sieben manbmol
Gbaaf5flelocr an uno tbun ais
,poren IIe fur SaeflOn uNo feline
Maotre9eIn ober es 9ebt wie
SSadlOn fogt: "unter oet1
= 6Aaf sflei0ern Ge y {
N an > { n rs o. { J. beraus!!'
AllO: &!slost 6orrifon in Osn
rotben unterrod, uno nebmt Damn
Den llnterrosf t Oh ism, wos bIeibt
eann Ibri9: 81 DTS -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
NEW Oar

NEW ORLEANS, March IL.
IMPORTANT FROM IExAs.-Ihe schooner w. A. 1ur-
ner arrived yesterday in days from Matagorda Thro'
the politeness of Captain Brookeld we have obtained
the particulars of the late siege by the Mexicans of San
Antonio dc Behar, asceraIned Matagorda when he
left.
The besieging army was commanded bv Generals
SesIna aud Cos. Ii consisted OF 40 companies of in.
iSn,ry numbering at average of 90 40 men each;
ana oil about 900 cavalry under Folisalos- 500
mules and baggage of all kinds These were seen and
numbered by Captain Dermit of the Texan army pre-
vious to the engagement. The Texans in the fort were
infantry and some cavalry for ioagng expeditions I'M
berng about 200.
Inc assault on the fort of Alamo in the town of San
ANTONIO commenced about +. M, the 18Th of Feb
iuaTy' the Mexican army hosting black fac aoit as in
dcating no quarters. The garrison being well supoed
win 10 FOUNDERS planted on the fort made then lv viii,
before the shot. The hexicans surrounded h. fort ON
an sues; put on all sides were they saluted with
uiIery This continued till Z. NJ when the Mexicans
thought proper to the town. and retire to al
encampmcnt within two mes-aer leaving 500 of their
comrades slain before the fort.
The provisional government of Texas heinz in iormad
OF the contest immediate draft of oneRird of ali
texans capable OF bearing ordered by the act
ing governor But so eager the Texans in gene
raj tor their prompt and certain triumph that when the
order reached Malagorda moi third only but all able
bodied citizens volunteered Numerous ccr,nnn;as 80
immediately on the march San Antonio 10 drive The
Mexicans beyond the Rio Grande, or leave them on the
held oil battle They will act the offensive in their
future operations.
We are happy to learn that Doctor Grant is not-ki
ed' ne Soionel johnson and another saved. 1t
appears hat Grant and 20 30 others had rome
on scouting party and had approached too near the
invading army They were Immediately attacked by
column OF the enemy and only 3 escaped-Grant
among the number, exhausted and almost naked; as
ne was closely pursued by the Mexican cavalry Yet
tins is the triumph enthusiastically blazoned in the ac
count OF the gallant Nicolas Rodriguez, published in
The Bee OF yesterday The document was genuine;
but we guessed it was not authentic
Inc TEXANS have abandoned Copano, and fortified
LaDade or Goiiad, higher up. There are now 700 men
Stationed there, well prepared with artillery and ammu-
non; and disposed to play checkmae with the wing of
Inc Mexican army under General Urea lately encainp
ed ut San Patrcio-Bee F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
Sat1rday, HarcL 20.
The Senate did not SIT to-day.
HOUSE or UNDERSTANDINGS

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Gictt, from the Select Committee on Gold Coi,s
reported bill directing the fabrication Of certain od
coins; which postponed to next Monday week and
ordered 20 be printed.
- NORTH CAROLINA CONTESTED ELECTION
Ihe House resumed the consideration Of to ri NJ
The Committee Elections On the subject Of te Men,
Carolina contested election.
The discussion continued until a late hour by
hessrs. Bynum, Rencher, Hardin. Hawes Mercer
Thompson Mckay, and Hamer.
Nh Graves rose to address the House on the sbiecf.
and after speaking minutes,
mcpt. I'"i'-
MI. VandeTpoel asked the yeas and nays, and they
we're ordered. WV ~
Mr. Bynan asked in what situation the subj ct womb
BE- ieit II the motion should prevail Womb ,ot I'M
other business have precedence Of it,
The Chair replied ia the affirmative
Mr. Williams, Of y remarked fh1t il was no,y l,ie
ana saturday evening and he was, therefore la favor
OF adIourning bat, with The leave Of Tie tloose he
would move that this subject have the preceaence aver
al other business, until IL should be settled
Objections been made Mr. W moved The suspcne;oo
Of ihe tnes, which negatived by vote of 81 TO IA
FIr Underwood moved that the House do nov adioot,
mr. fanderpoc asked the yeas and NAYS ON t,,s ,,,,
Ton aOd tLey were ordered
The question being taken 81 wa decided I'm the nom
uge-ycas 81 nays 30.
blr Mercer moved that Che Rules be suspeuded s "a,
qs 70 give preference 10 the report Of the Committee on
Elections, on the contested election bctyeeu Ncoslond
ana D'ah3ml over all other business each day. after
Twelve ocloc until the be- disposed Of. md fesc
upon nc asked tic yeas and nays which were rdofod
Inc question being taken; the motion vas rceefed-
yeas W nays ~ (nOt fwo.thifds)
mT' Graves resumed bis remarks and spoke nearly
one hour when 'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
TIE RE6sON'S7- \

AS predicted, the friends of Judge White have found
II necessary, that should b. given 10 the hubble
although none given TO the Senate for his oppos
tion 10 The late most important appointments made by
tne PRESIDENT We shall give them as authorized by
him, and furnished 10 the Sun There has been we
have no boubt, deep consultation, and much taxing of
invention to provide colorado cause to disguise the true
mouVes 81 The Judges votes. There is not Senator of
any party, who has marked his sadden metamofufoss
VINO VIII hesitate, IN cOmmunng with his own heart TO
say, mat his d0ngcd course lns proceeded from his
cNRgt@ feelings and interests i'm regard TO the President
ana liis Administration. But will examine the os
ensblc argument afforded through the Sun--1t will be
iound AL moohshne We will take them one at a time
, n Iaasy tor Chief JaseJudg White wished bis and
Mf Bfonfs nominations Enacted on until bo bi 10
.hd in dement's Of te Circuit Courts e the IN tho
Union which bad p1sod The
Should be finally acia1 o has always cxnd
the Circuit Cout system ovoy UniUu which H. H.
ol,l poa9a would be HW d0ne, should the two Of
io did 90, think Mr. fancy occupied exactly that stand in t
fo" wren ndh should occupy who was selected Cbcf
ou were nov on tho benc aad that be equal
0sono ~ tbe ba aud for fn 0hcc his opinion he ce
w was niuoa 70 500 ffvicc Of tho most ablo could furnish
800 il as HHn who iiad lo some tie be0H
gaged 90 party politics aud dd think b mako aov s
oh justice who must take bic e bonoh With Agg o.
10 bad vofy favorable opinion Of Mr. rs fnoos. and t
yi st ho gled be politically igfoisraa and Will he bet IN
eao be able 20 for % party feelings as 10
ict tlcn hifo 20 influence ~ he judicial decisions
nc ha1 aancee fnspoct Tor him, aud would
of h a. an socao usticc higher ban thai DO unwilling to
60 believing as he docs, that 0fco Chief fie h. d
only TO ore SHOWN 70 tho Constitution
As to the fret suggesion it only applies 10 The aefin0
on the nomination. Amer the Senate had decided that Il
would not wait until the bill 70 extend the Circuit Courts
70 all the states bad passed. and was further seen that
inc attempt 10 dcicg The nomination Of either Mr. yapev
" Mr. Barbour, BY putting them both in one circuit would
not DC counienanced, Judge White lad alternative DO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
VERY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM
FLORIDA

SAvASSAH, March. 2l-rhc steam racket FIor;da
capt iiebbard arrived last evening from Black Creek
Col. Twiggs of the 4th Regiment Infantry Major
Mountfort, OF the Cd Regiment Artillery and Moi Lear
OF lle 4th Infantry, with Capt Marks, Of the Louisiana
Voiuteefs We're among the passengers. These officers
left Fort Drane Saturday last where Cen Scott re-
manned with the forces under his command The whole
army Is IN lne health and spirits and in excellent dis
cipne and will BE- prepared leave Fort Drone on or
about the Goth inst for banks OF the Ouhlacooch
(Gcn: Games battle. ground) There Generals Scott
ana Eusis, and CO Lindsay, with their immediate com.
mands, arc to une-Cen. Eustis having moved on Sa
iurday last from Yolusu aud Col Lindsay being on his
way from Tampa.
80 II tie Indians do not comply with the terms Of the
treaty, IT Is Gen Scots intention to make them do SO
peacefully If they will, or iorcibIy if necessary
The flodians not ia the field are generally return
ing to their homes in the vicinity OF MIcanopy and else.
where, expecting, they have been assured that the
Indians VIII comply with their agreement with General
General Gaines sci out from Fort Drane on the 18th
Instant on his way to Tampa oia Tallahassee and ST.
Gen. Scott arrived a, Fort Dranc on the day before
The agreement made by Gen Gaines with tie Indians
with the terms Of which we are furnished by Captain
meTks - TO the following eiiectthat TIE Indians and
tbeir chiefs should retire beyond the Ouithlacoochce
aud there remain peaceaby uutil the wishes Of the Co
verntnent arc known-tha commissioners would be sen
thcm by the proper authorities to express those wishes
anu hat Tie chiefs should assemble at any time md
place. wien and where they should be required
Oscoa, Jumper, Albeit Hejo Cray Alligator all In
aiahs, with Abram principal Adviser Of Micanopy) and
Cesar both Indian negroes, present The inter.
view on the part Of the Indians; and the officers who
az the request Of Cen Gancs were present were Cant
ihtehcock, OF lst Regiment Infantry, Captain Marks
OF the Louisiana Volunteers, and Adutant Barrow Of
The same.
The general impression when these officers len Fort
Drdnc that the war was az an end No hostile fn
dams have been seen by our Army since Cen Gaines
left the Ouithlacoochee Most Of the friendly indians
with B'oet Dirt, their chief, have returned to Tampa
dceining tlicir services no longer necessary
We regret TO add that Lieut. zard survived his wound
but five days GeorgiaH
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a saort Catechisal for Spr'ag Coadilotesl

Are you Republcan-in favor Of the fgit and IN
qVaiyed right Of Instruction Ozone Of your IFS and
your apdsoi your Vincent Wtchers condifi0ns about
not violating the Constitution, or committing an act Of
moral turpiiude-and of NJ Bos's option TO the Sc.
aaor OF resisting OF resgntng) But do you 60 for The
Senator's Obeying or rcsigRinQ9
2 DO you approve Of b w. LeigL's course or do Won
notf If you voted for him, have you called upon him
to resign If you elected will you pledge YOURSELF
neither directly indirectly to persuade bin 10 hold
to vote FOR him again, If he resign in Deem
Der?
D Will you or will you not vote next winter for Joeeph
Watkins resolutions TO Leighs course will
you thus mete out to him what he niecd out 20 Giles
and Brent in 1922
A. Are yoa for refusing Branch and Of forbddna any
agency, 70 the Bank Of The u States in this State
D. Are you determined to every fair and proper
means fof preventing the next Election of i,e rreadent
from being taken GOT Of the hands Of the People and
throwing IL into The House Of Representatives.
g Are you for Van Buren, White-or Harrison -
VIII you OF will you not support ticket to vote eli
ther for White for Harrson just the Electors may
please IN November next Or viii you beforehand
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FREEUFN or I<{DCIyT0

Your Elections commence Monday Why waste
words why make long addresses to you? As Mel
son told his men just they entering into the bat
eofry nun tn do his dufy"
To TIC Polls 70 the Polls We have no fear Of
success u you VIII but turn out. Remember the great
watchword, Lcigh Leighl Instructions or M In
stTnctions VIII you support men who will send b ~
Leigh back 70 the Senate in ne does resign in De.
cenbcr VIII you be thc sovercgns yoursc ives or will
you be the staees If yo seyeontsP Who can he
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Mr. Slorcr moved suspension Of the rule to enable
him to offer the following resolution:
Eesoircd That the Select Committee on the Rules If
The House be- instructed to inquire into the expedieuev
o. 50 amending the standing rule Of this House that
hereafter tho session Of Saturday shall expire AZ twelve
CLOCK az night and that no part Of the Sabbath shall be
devoted to the business of the House. unless in case Of
urgent public necessity to be previously determined by
majority Of the House.
The motion to suspend was losl-yeas 81, nays ST.
messrs Leavitt, Lord, and Company transmitted N
the House, through The Speaker copy Of ihc private
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-01

J. THE PROJECTORS MAMMOTH
Tor ONE DAY ONLY Wcdnesday
il h. rhea.ps fofh
AND mee"1y nta" 5000 improve
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ho.es
Domcda-
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will exhibited Ceoorcvt1lc,
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Sept. "a, 1886.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the 25th day of October next
at the late dwelling house Of Jseph EIrod, late oil
Wayne County, Indiana, Green township, deceased,
two and half miles southeas, Of Villa msbureh.
the following property, viz: one horse, hogs caftie
corn !" the Geld, wheat. oats, hay, fax, households
and kitchen furniture, and farming utensils, and
The rent Of SIX acres Of ground for one year.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Adm.
Sept. 24.b, 1856. $685.
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SCHOOL LAND FOR SALE.

THERE will be offered It Public Sale, ON the
I'd day Of December next, It the curt House IN
the town Of Marion, Grant county; indiana, the
School Section in township 23-rangs 0E The
minimum price made known on the day Of salel
Sale to be bstwees the hours Of 10 asd O'clock
ON said day, where due attendance viii b gives
by me. SOLOMON WRIGHT,
School Commissioner Of Craat county.
September 30. 1886 36-3e