Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-19
TllE vREEK WAR.

ed 10 the Posim General, cave, that infutms-
lion 10 to that date from Fort Mitchell, upon which
reliance can be placed. s'aies tina, Jun Hrnty the
nolofiou. half breed and leader With his band oi
$50 warriors had been the day before surrounded
by party Of "a ,bdly ludiaus and compelled TO snr
render.
AIuiher letter from the mail contractor TO Tho
poet Office department, dated Peudet:on, July Isl
.ays. the party VITO killed several families 10 Ia
ker county, are the sane gang who, under jim
Henry, butal Roanoke.
Tic Athens (Ge") Wing Of jul. 81, confirms The
account al tie probable capture VI lin Henry.
IL ssys:
1--WE have heard by private Information from two
different sources thai the friendly Indians had sur
rounded the notorious jim Henry and his party, aud
were aw ai,ing tie arrival Of Gen. Jessup to make
an attack. II this be true the war 10 probably NJ
an end by this time
La,,r EN-. We received yesterday Charlest,
papers TO the morning of the S.h instant inclusive
brought by the steam packet lines which ply with
so much regularity and expedition between thai
city, Norfolk aud Baltimore
The capture of the noted CIcck ludian Chef Ju
Henry, OF which there appears to be doubt, vii
greatly hasten the termination Of hosiics IL
Georgia and Alabama. 4 large body Of Creeks
already in the course Of removal to the region
west Of The Mississippi.
Gen. Jcesup had taken in all abou, 1900 host lie
Indians, and was on lis march from Fort Mitchell
to Longs p!antatiou-the half way poigt between
Columbus aud Tuskegee.
4 letter dated Augusta. July Oh says--"A re.
port has reached our city, in what way know no.,
that Judge r n. Reed and family on trip from
St. Augustine Tallahassee, have all been murdered
by the Semnolcs.
Office Of The COasiituiiOndls
.1ugusto bedaesdoy Erenng belly u.
There is now but very little doubt but the Creek
war and masacres that have daily reached our ears
ore at an end. The two following articles corrob
crate the report " hich sent you Of tie taking Of
jim Henri, and abou, 100 Of his gang.
From the Georgia Journal, Of July q
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Coum-
bus to his friend in this city dated, 81.
News has Just come to town, that the notorious
Jim Henry is now in safe keeping within the pick
cts Of Fort Mitchell, and in irons. There is Col
-, who bas gust come from the Fort and says
he saw the said jim Henry, and have doubt
the news is correct and it is the impression Of all
the town that II is true and If so, the is at a
| close, for jim is the only Of the hostile dogs
that was ou'. Eight were brought from Fore Mitch
ell yesterday, charged with various Offences, which
Gun be proved against them. They viii be shot OF
hung. About 1000 leave for Arkansas in a day
or So and the balance will have to follow in q
short time
From the Mlleigeyille Recorder, July j..
From our private adviccs are led to antic-
pate the discharge of tie Georgia troops, or the
larger portion of them in few days. We under
stand that already 100 of the. Indians have been
sent with suita BILE guard to Montgomery on their
route to their destined home beyond the Mssssip-
I,; n,t,, e n I. L
practicable, until the whole removed from the
limits ofthe statcI.
From the Augusta Courier, July g.
a Friend has shown US a letter Of the ID from
Columbus, Siding positively the capture Of Jim
Henry and the cessation Of hostllites Also tha,
on Saturday, 100 Of the Creeks wore started for
.trkaEsas.
Another letter states that $50 warriors were ia
ken with jim lienry-that the hostiles are now in
small squads without head, and are daily coming
in.
1 From the Charleston Courier.
Extract ola letter received ia Augusta, dated Bear
Creek, Henry County, Geo,
June "a, 1886.
Owe have just heard from the Indian war
volunteer from this county came nome las, epepinp,
stating that fight between our men and the Ind
ans took place. think, last Monday, and $50 InGi.
aus were killed. 20 or 80 taken prisoners, aud only
two oi our men were wounded"
.Nerico.-The New Orleans Bee of the 9th Of
June, has Information from private source by the
arrival Of the Charles Goodwin that the cxcitmcn,
continues to increase in MI the MeAicsn pro, uces
where the news Of the defeat and capture Of Santa
Anna has reached. On the SUBJECT of Texas there
appears to be but feeling, that Of the bittcrest
kind. The c. Goodwin left Vera Cruz June 18th
and brought Sl2 900 ia sperle.
The New Odeans Courier says Great ex.
ctment existed there in consequence Of the capture
Of Santa Anna. and lha, the inhabitants had hreat
ened 10 murder oil foreg ners particularly Amer-
cans. They said they were the cause Of the Texan
war, and considered ii no more than right that all
the American property should be seized to pay in
part for the expense and trouble 10 uhcA the Mex
leans have been put by that event"
Prss9oiag Ciecses. For the benefit Of the checse
making s'sterhood, please ~ insert in your yalus Bile
paper lie following recipe, to prevent new made
cheeses becoming H. -bowh aud naggoiy
Take common garden peppers, lie, them be well