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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-14
Latest from Texas.

New. ORLEANS, Sept. l5.-We have this
moment learned by an arrival from Calves.
ton. Texas, the following information from
that quarter. The election there has re.
suited m the elevation Of Houston 10 the
Presidency, and Lamar to the Vice Presi.
dency. Another attempt, which proved
unsuccessful, has been made by Spanard,
of the name Of Payes, TO rescue Santa Anna.
Upon being examined, he stated tina, he
was employed for the purpose by the Mex.
can Consul of this city this, however, IS
doubtless void Of all iosndation.
The armed Texan sehr. Terrible bad
taken several Mexican prizes, which were
SEQ, in for adjudication.
The Texan army, about 5000 strong,
had removed their encampment to the Ga.
relle, near Malagorda Bay.
II was generally rumOred in Mexico tina,
the new Commander IN Chief Of the army
Of operations against Texas, would be e..
Their ID. Anas,lc Busiameuia or General
Bravo, the former has the best prospects Of
being named.
Proclamation from Gen. Samuel HouRos
10 the Clasens of IerGs:
From reports which have reached me |
am induced TO believe tina, our siiuanon IS
unsafe some Cherokees, with the native
Casillanus, have returned 10 the Cherokee
village from Ma,amoras, and say that the
Indians of the pratrie and a Mexican force
are about 10 attack this portion OF Texas.
The counties OF San Augustine, SABINE,
Tanshay md Bcyal, as veil as Naeogdo-
ebcs, viii lort.si,h organize the militia u
each COUNTY. The following requIsItIons
are made 10 sustain the [ niied States force
al tbs place, until reiuiorcements can ~.
rive at ihis place from Gen. Games, va
Sky four from san Augustine, fifty SIX
from Tanahaw, FITS .s,x from SABINE ard
80 from Bowel. The troops ~lll repair to
this place with the leas, possible delay AID
report to the Commanding Gencral IS soop
as they arrive.
/ THIS call Is made through the Judges q
/ ihc several counties and must lie regarded
as the law Of the land the troops ~lll Only
he detained few days, 80 soon as Gen.
Games can send reiuiorccncuis 10 this place
they will lie discharged.
let arms and Ammunition hc brought /;
o, least ooe hundred round, are requested.
The Commander IN. Chief ~,il be w,lh tie
/ frcemen Of fexas. II they have To NEE,
an enemy all the men Of Texas must hare
their arms ~ orter--,o have liberty, ws
must be wsichful.
SAN. HOUSTON. Con. sF CAlsk
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-14
0Mse Of iAs CsOrFias,
SsvANSAH, Oct. / lS,i6 Ia VI.

STILL LATER FROM FLORIDA.
b. the steam packet Johp StoEey, Capt.
Freeland, from jacksonville. ne have re.
eeved :he following letter and slip from our
attentive correspondent.
Er,rsct q L>iisr 10 i.s Editor 81 tAt Cssrgiaa.
dsisd
JACKSONVILLE, IL. 7. Sept. 20.
"Gw. Gail, with between 500 and 900
men, consisting OF tie Tennessee Nolun
teefs aud the citizen soldiers Vi Middle and
Nes. Florida, Was TO cross The River 80
vance on Monday or lu,'~iay last. The
Governor intends marching immediately
for the Nation.
Gen. Jessup, with 1000 Regulars AMI
coo Indians IS either at Tampa Bay or the
mouth OF the Omihlseooohy.'
MORE INDIAN DEPREDATIOSs
JAcksoNviLLr, T.. +. Sept. -.
The mail carrier from Tallahassee, Who
arrived last Saturday evening, states that
on Friday last, he met a man nearly naked,
aud almost dead with exhaustion near Ocean
Pond, between Alligator and Suwaunee
This man, named Hunter, said that on " ed
ncsday morn NJ Of last week abou, i.ly In.
dians attacked hoasc near Orange pond
occupied BY Mr.. aud Mrs. Uplcgrove and
himself, oil advanced 10 aye. Mr. { pie.
grove was killed. Mr.. Uplegrose lied
from the house through back .docr. Mr.
Hunter says he saw four or i've Indians
running close after her, having shot at her
wllhou, stopping her flight She was I'M.
doubleday taken and killed by her pursuers
Mr.. Hunter managed to escape 10 a pond,
and INTO II as far as he could. The indians
surrounded the pond, aud remained on guard
for hlm llll nearly daylight the next morn.
ing, when they left, doubtless supposlng
their intended vic,im was drowned. Near
"a hours did Mr.. Hunter remain IN the iva
ter with no part but his face out, 80 that be
could breathe. Ia tins way he eIuded lheip
vigilance, and after the departure Of the
Indians, be Ieit the pond and endeayorcd 10
make his way to the nearest post, where he
was found by the u.allrlder. lie had been
without food from W eduesday morning liil
Friday.
The mail rider assisted Mr.. Hunter along
TILL meeting with two individuals gong TO
Alligator Fort who took the suffering man
under their protection.
Some gentlemen arriving IN Town yes.
terday report thnt the bodies Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Uplegrovc have been found. Hers
was IN pond where she had been shot.
HIS was manged and seven or eight bule,
holes through IT. A light wood knot was
lying near with hair and blood on IL. with
which the Indian had beat out his brains.
This is another instance in our vicinity
OF Indians committing barbarl,ies upon fe.
males.
1t is supposed by some, that those Indians
were Creeks, on their way TO lo,n the Sem.
Inoles, and the same band comrltted the out.
rnge on Mr.. Johns. This is quite proba.
BILE as that party made singular escape.
The passes by kingslcy's Pond were gunrd.
ed by MAJOR PIerce's and in fact he strung
his men from Black Creek amos, Ia the
Santa Fe Bridge, and yet no trail of that
party was discovered. They may, on find.
ing their way guarded, have turned their
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course north and in order to direc, attention
in tina, direction SO that they might make
their escape southwark.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-14
sAM. H0usTON. @. b ~

Characteristic iaceaoic.--Mr. Peyi7d
Of Tennessee, IN late sqcech a. pubic
dinner in that State todd the following an-
ecdole
Mr.. r. said when he FIRST wen, 10 Geo.
gross he vas on very intimate terms viii
the President. Ga ono occasion he aceuu.
panied han aud Mr.. Nan Buren, to the Ger.
trail Course, to stiffness TRIAL 81 speed BE-.
tween Behmnus and Emily. When ito
former was brought, on The course. lie %.
peared very festive. The old man became
very much excilcd-hls Whole saul vas co.
CROSSED 10 the sport thu, was Jus, about IA.
king place. III placed h,msclf erect 10 hs
silrrups, and speaking 10 the trainer, sad
=" Boy bold that borsr--don'i lel him run
this way--you should break h,m OF sIrh
trcks-l could break hm m an hour. Herr,
VIZ. Pcyioa, stand here and t,me--there $
but one proper place 10 ilne - ilr. Van B1.
rem, get behind ias, that horse will run over
you And, sad Mr. Peyto0. Van
got behind the old General, and there, Eel.
Io~.cluzeus. be has been ever SINCE"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-14

STILL LATER FROM FLORIDA
b. the steam packet Johp St0Rey, Capt
Freeland, from Jacksonville. NE have re,
eeived :he following letter and slip from our
attentive correspondent.
Ersract u L>tsr 10 i.s Editor 81 tAt Cssrgiaa
T.fFH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-14

Lynehing a Jpdgc.--An attempt was
made ON the 9th ulli;an, N New Orleans,
to Lynch Judge Bcrmudcz, of that place.
II appears that the Judge had given de.
cIslon, admitting some prisoners To bail ~
the sum Of $l5 1000, contrary 10 the wishes
OF the mob. A number Of young men, on
The following night, repaired TO his house,
Tor the purpose Of inilIcting lgnomlnious
punishment upon his Honor, but be ap-
pears 20 have defended himself most man
iuIly-John {. Eugon, and John Barley, Ir,
two respectable young men, were killed by
The Judge on the spot another man by tho
name OF Merida, has since died of bis
wounds. An inquest was held on the DO.
Dies and verde, ".jgaifabic homicide
was the result. Tho persons arrested Of
The house Of the Judge, have been admit
ted 10 bail
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TokiHg the Reins.-Durlng the last scs.
SION OF Congress, General jackson, upon
one occasion, made a visit TO the Capliol,
in Mr.. Van Bureaus buggy the Wee Pre-.
s,den,. ,ncrrg AS char,o,eer. When about
p,y.,uresMr. Van Buren, was detained
lee, -ydhpts behind the General, IN adjust.
L..g.auy hing that bad got out OF order ..
bout the harness. The General, of course,
held the reIns, whilst the Vice Pfesiden,
was thus engaged. As the t,lle man Was
about to resume hls place alongside his pat.
ron, and just as the President was banding
hun The ribbons, Mr.. Clay passed by with
another Senator. Looking up at the Wee
President, with an arch smile. an expires.
s''e gesture Of the arm, and IN a voice 10
be heard all around, he exclaimed, +" talIag
the reias, see, ar ~
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fhnltt um pen Soslebn BON IS Gents
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bait fur grc6e lanspirt6fbaftliebe lln<
ternsbnung, aber er bat ;ur Ge(se,
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lt'1mer IL Der trauri9iten 2Irmutb uno
untsrtb anlgfett erbalten tperoen. qBie
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|lle llb In Sotse Der beben Yrei(e fir
Sefleloun9 uno oer niepern fiir 2lrs
belt, fetten tpieoer befreien fbnnen.
Sebnif fbe Arbetteu meroet, melit pet,
Srsmesn perri6tst, Der prei6 1T oon
PA Sbolsr. Sdslibe 0esabluns
|osr GoIpats1 1T bel Der Snfanterie /
SbQler IS Gents unp bel Der 8 gaoourie
|2 Sbaler; aber fe erbalten auBeroem
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DIE So!oaten bettelno unb In gumpen
|sebhllt, Die 26bnune um mebrere $40,
nate rhdlfdnoie. uno Der @taats-
lbos pSQis erfb6pft, -Qub oas rei6s
lte eano gebt BET Saulbeit Der Be,
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aoaOInsun9sn 0lelsr 3eltung.

=, /. Der preis biefer 3eitunaifi: Gin 81 a
!er s.sc faHfane;spansis @ents, fhrben Sabr:
gang 10 q Dorausbe5abtun un8 Gin 9bals,
nno fanf3iS Gents tpenn innerbalb brep W1ona
TEN, pom efnpfanse Der 3eituns an,-s,res
Iaaler rrsiI innesbalb ben, Sabte,--uuo 2 1ba
ter uab fanfSis eent6 ,psannad 0erlauf Def
feIben bs5ab!t srisb. 49,. + = Il .,ssg ~.
2. Sir cine firSere 3eit als feds Monate nirr
: cine Snbferpttcr anSsnon,taen, uno bic 2eit
n9 fam nidbt aufse9eben weroen bic aat
nidfanos be5ablt iln0. ss
W5. 8stanntmaebunsen tciteu: Shr eins
9eod,e so Gents eas Nisred fir einsn Mcna'
61uno fhr elm Sabr 2baisr bas Diersd. = :.
.. NJ 9riefe,e. an ben Joerausseber mn0en
poFfrep einesfanot sperben. @ ... =
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Msenten fir Ben
9Qttrlano6freun ND.

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8rieeri6 gpitb, efa. poF'neiiter, petersburs
@olumtiana Sc
s. M. Cooper, efq. 9. M. aBroRer.
Mapne Go.
DOC, pasltmon, .. M. tlniontospn, Gtarl
ia. ,..'.. :sss.... III .-.s* Gu
GktW. 3. 8. oaet. 8oa,eman, 1rambut
,-.-. H. -, -: " -. Z 60.
!ousb Me5aa, eiq. MansFtls, @i4lane
80 g<<s.&--2 >@ !. = g.
Die prn. Dpetoreu q. u. g. 0eiterlin, Nl6:
,. .5sz1s - ze=@z. zsa.zAss lanb, Midlanb 60.
Aleranber MegulIp, @. ~. Oaanilon, 3.
Sbrp' @eorse 8. qspSanot @tippatray
QDapne So.
Wm. pbiIipps, y. 81. paris, etart 60.
g. 81. 0enbee. giqr. 3anespile, Sbio. '.s
DOC. y. MieBr. 2anea(tst, Obio. zn,.
sJaeob plncnS, Sominerfet, gertD Co., ..
I9nlel Borleps Gfa. .. SO. @teaoelanb ..
lor. 2BilbeIin seifet in 8!nmf!o Tp. @ib:
a.. :. ~. T. .r< 80. Iaro, 60.
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. ie M 8 r II, oniten.

Gin eerr, Der in eorain 60. Obio
(ebt, f1retbt oa6 feline tnerfmirrisere
9efte felt ben Sa9en Mabomeos er.
itanoen fey. Sn Der Sta0t &irt!eno
baben lie elnen iteinernen Sempel ers
rlbtet nit einem 2tufwano Don 40, 600
Sbolern. @r 1T go beD so Su6 brett
uno SO SuB bod. gr bat 2 Neiben
|9otbli6er Senlter. Der untere @lot
TT Gin Ort Der 9otteSperebruns nit 4
Telben Son5eln an ben @aoea 8 San.
seln IN leber Netbe. 9ie(e Q &an;slu
Ierbeben ll6 binten unb eine (tebt tiber
Der anoern uno Iino beifimtnt, Die eb.
|erlte Neibe flr Den 8i{bpf unD feline
Natba bic stpspte Geibe flr ben prie,
lfer uno Rine Natbe, Die brittle Neibe
far bic eebrer lltlo Die 4te ooer nieoer-
ne Neibe fur Die 0pyffeber. slleber
Der Nbtbsiluns stpifcben jeber Neibe
Der &anseln bsfnoet ilb Elm gemabtter
|9prbang, Der bis sur 2ede gaufserpllt
unp nab Belleben berabsetaGen tper,
Den Fam TIN Die 9Biroentrdger pDr
ben Suborertl 81 perl ergen. Ser frepe
|Nanm fantl tpiufahtIiD in 4gemdber
g Ct y el4t ,peroen .uua bic Stpeefe Der
Sdufdung 81 errsiben. Ser ;pente
Stof unD Die G,emdtber i'm @ab,
perf oes Gebaupes iino flr oas tbeo,
|lo9tfbe llno lltterarif6e @eninar be.
|lfimtnt, tpelbe6 aab 2lrf Der 0auo,,
|Derfsf1uRn eineeriebtet tperben 1pu.
Die Mornotlitsu (ino febr eifrie, Bae
|pun9 III erlan9er. Mdnner, weiber
|uno &inDer lfuDiren pie bebraifbe
|Sprade. ginige Der Mdnner in Dem
mittlern Alter treiben ibr -6ebraifb bis
|um Mitternabt uno bsfimn1eru lib
Jun, tpeiter nitts. Sie eebeu poy, lie
|bdtten nlsfftpiroise acknowledgements
esnirften aBpnoer, bsiltsn Die Sran.
Fen &C.. s.s ....t 81 s. I
Sn tingarn erlabte r,an i'll Anfaue
|oes Menats Ssbrnars Disfes Sabreg in
Der Ndbe oes Sees Wattau cine merf.
|nhrpise Maturerfbeinllllg. 2lm 7ten
le9te es Dornliftags npb eineH tlefen
Sbnee. Beeen Mittass mnrpe Der
ESee unrubig, Elm ffarfer GaDnino
erbob ilbi tnp Die @fbneemafIe f6mei,
fbnsa snfawtisen. tim 8 ubr ysads
t1littegs llellfe fi6 Elm farhtbares Dsns
llerspsftsr siu !; Der Rsttsrilr9M (6lps
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8 ~
[poSu jsoer Staaf swti aaitslieper
(fslltst uno Geprefsntontent oeren Gt
asr Don leoen $4,000 8lrssr errpdbtt
tpuroei blloeten TEN Gongre6. Nab
Der eonltitufion Durfte Seoern,anu.,
osr oas lS Sabr ,urdfgelest bate,
wablsn; Feline anbsre Befdbisuns
toar oobel erforosrlib. Suoianer uno
Meftleen, Weser uno MMatten rparel
slsl6 frspe 8drser uno Stimmseber.
Die Segennirtiee gep6lferune
Mrifo's belduft ileb auf 5 Mlaionsn
Seslsn; ibr Qnpab(en gefbab nab
1fol9snoem 8erbdltnib; Sm Jabr
1894; | Milienen; 1905: 5, 600, 900;
1885; 6 $50, 600. Disft 8esolter,
un9 IerfdQt 1T fotsenoe Glafen: 9n.
otaner 4 Millloutn; Meltijen e0sr
Abto mlit1se Don 9noianern anD g pos
nlern 8 Millienen: greolsn, roer in
Merlfc 9ebortne GSpanier 100000 !;
San,bes ooer Nbf6mn1linse Ser oJnoio,
nsr uno 0eger upo Mulatten 6OO,OOO;
Ooudurptn, oDsr Sponier aus Dem
Mutttsrlonoe 10000; Sremoe tperunter
q N erlfaneN @nsldnper
S ran3e en-. St o'llener &c.
SO, O,ooo.-8si oiefem' Derb dItnis oer
peohlferung 1T es .uobt sepi6j oaB
ele SnDtaner unO Meitijsm Die ero6e
Malle Der Station bilbsn llno elei6e
Wbte beGeen uno fir Die Sufunft
|6lefe beberf6en tperben; gesenmdrtig
ltteben fte aber IN Der tiehten Qerobt,
1nns uno Die Wei6en pretben ibRen
aue 8ernunft ob. Gie =Sabl Ser Snt
lotoner TT beinobe oiefelbet tpie bel
Der erlten gnteeGun9 oeS 2anpes curb
Ole Spanisr ppr 800 Sabrent uno ib,
re Sttten unb NelIsipn baben Gtb
pureb oas ginor!nsen Ser Wei6en Gps-
| Mig oerdnocrt. :-..>> .-..7->. -. -~-..
Ser BDoen bon Merifo 1T mei(f
lbsGer als Der 8sreinisten Staaten; !;
Die preonfte fat ausr Climate seoel
ben bort in retebsr Sile. wtl(bforn
pabtt gan5 oof5u9tib, unb eS 9iebt
afer, pie 900 BnGbel ausgeben; an
20 yuB bpben Stdnseln rpacbfen S bis
6 ifarfe Solben. QBai5en eeoeibt nur
auf Der Sobebene, bier 9iebt er ober
gelbern bos 5o1ie pdhreno n,nn, Car
lgurcpa i'm Durdfcbnitt auf 10 bis Ia
IjaoDen @rtraa, uno, auf Sen reithffen
Seoen BON Sentudp aufs 90 fdaisen
re1net. Sur prpouftien bon Olilli.
! on pfunD 2uoer tpirb Bliss pie 1lrbeit
son l5o Menfben erforpert, mdbret,o
Lin Guba unO loui(Ianna zoo rbthia
[Gno. Ser. .gaffebou III nprb (eiebtsr,
1oa 90 N,ann 900, 900 gdume beisraen
fk,,n., ...f II ..s|-~.. 4 ~ - - 20 y =
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yabrgatlg s.

IN EN- 9ebduoer unD tSOfete 9 WleTl-
l0en. G.nf9e Gtunben fpdter fbien
Nlles pprlber, aber nas far cine fur,e
;yauie. Man pernabtn Elm unteriroi.
toes Stolen, pas NIT beftisen Srcer-
ibatterlln9en be9leitetDar. Ser Gee
ser!stb IN eiren Fobenoen 3ullano, TOP
te Sltbe ipuroen ans llfer eetporfen
nlou fab Glan1tnen aus, Der @rDe fbla.
seb pie 9ebdube befat,,eu 0siiTe, eis
nl9e fhrSten 3ufattnlen, uno irl Ser
nablt 9ele9enen Sbalseeeuo oerbreit
tete itb eln 70 u1ausfebltcbsr Uerub,
DAP Die @in,pobnsr ibre 0dufer perlies
Fen. Oie(e unseftimen grfbatterun.
gen Der S}stur oapsrtsn bspnaes sppus
sage. ~ #% -
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GILES perednelib.

O1sI. lpillfomttssn . fe.i9es Nbenb.
SO Fam ia niebt i,nnes 70 bleiben,
pier t,nter benz sOebfslnoen Mono. n =
% blnbt cine 3etnno Derweltes, r.
NBaS NIT ans Die Grpe benobnt.s
90 baben biel irSblide W1enlbeu, H..
Xang Dor unS 9slebt i,no seIad,t. t'r
Dsni Gubsnoen unter Dem @ra(e
Ssp fbbii9 elm 9.bsr sebrabt,
gs tptrosn Disl frbbliebe Nleniden,
2ana i,aG un6 ots E bsns dob freun, :
1lns 0iabenosn inter Dem @rafe,
Den Dtd,sr Der Srobliebtsit tpsibn.
mir fisen 70 fr6blib bsyfan,rasn,
uno baben uns ale 70 lieb,
9Dr beiteru einanber oas Gben, e. ;
Aeb ,ps,,n es bod in,,ner 70 bib : III -
Deb neil eS niebt imn,sr fanli ble;ben
60 baltet Die Srenoe redt fea;
gDer ,rei6 oentipie ba'e uas se,ffreaet.
DAD GbidfaI nad 8 I uno aad Qpef.
llno iinb mir AUDI fern bon einan6er, :.
So bleiben Die 3er3en fiet nab,
llab 0u;, ia 9Ile tpi.os freuen, !. =
Mena sinsm mas gates sffdab.
l!no soitin.en spir ipieber 3plaintner,
Mnf nf6f lnoer 2ebensbaau,
60 fnhpftn and f.bbiibe Gnbe.
pen frbbliden ainfanS ,pir an |! J. .:.ss
LIMB foii's,iers mir ni,nrner sufam.tien, @
Jm Qpebfsl Der eilenben 3eit,
go olesbt boob bad pcd,en bsS Qer5sns
psm rscIibsn 5reunbe se,peibt.
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81 [ [ erl y.
- Gtatistif6t uebsrfOt
pon Me rifo. -s' ~
90 Il M rifo.

Die 0ereinieten gtaatel son
Merifo ent,parfsn ibre 6 naEitutien in,
Sabre 1894; l9 @taaten lno 4S,er,
tltOrisn biloetsn bic gonfsoeratlon.
tgln spr0laoent folIte oHe 4 .Jabre er-
:1pabt msroeu ilslp mar nidN Jun
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8atterie, cine neue Berfle sebaut spers
ben, psren Soften ulsbr als euf pier
|MIllIensn bsrecbnet fI1e.
Der gensrs6 bat Elm @1eke pafIrf
|tpelbes 0ortsbruneen trifft. fir Die
@rrt6tun9 zines neuen gerritoriuu,s,,
Btscenftn genannt. Safeabe i}t uur
19efdbr 100000 0uaoratmeileu poer
bel nabe fo groB, ais oie erffen Is
cSeretut9ten Staaten. DaGefbe srenst
Ioltlib an cine grade 9inie, onfonqerlo
on Der 1prObfliben gfe pes Stoates
Sainotsl lQufeno our0 Die Mitte oes
Wlblgan @5ees, bis on os0en noro6(t-
Hide Splse; Damn Der nerolieben 0rep
lSe Der Ser. Staatel eiltlang, bis gum
BetBen'groe Slu6; Damn bon bier
hloli1 t11itten ourb Den befaeten GluR
Ientlaus, bis sum MMourt @tron,,
bann Den bsfagten @tren1 entlone, Bis
lSu elmer 9raoen einie nit Dem 2lnfanq.
|Qls 8ear,te oie(es Serriteriuns bat
1oer Drafoent folsenbe ernantit.- -
0elnrib 9oo9e, 9enosrn6r.
SDbonn g. Sernsg, Statsfscrefair.
Garl Seun, Dbsrricbter.
/ QB. q. Srajes 0ebalfsriebter.
m. B. ebaptt1ann Nnwatt, uno
I Urant 0obom Marfbau. <
Man bat in @rfobrnng sebratbt,
paB man oen &hben burb Elm gan5
Ielnfabes Mittel Das Stebenblsiben
Ibepm Melfsn ,lno oas unterlalIsn oes
IQusblasens bepbrinsen fanns Gin
|StaH eeintpanD In faites wafer ae-
|tan6t uno Der Sub aufs &reul ge!eat,
|tbut unfeblbare qgiffung.
giue gempasnie &sntuefifbss'
Epa1tenlbheen unter Capt. e1Bie-
|9lngtpn fam am la. Mai in 0leu,
lDrleaas az. 8isl: seras. '. -. :
DIe Greet -Jnbiansr babsa Sstpin-
ton ansegrtffen. Gie batten Elm bastes
Sreffens su belfeben unD baben 10 QBei-
le 9etbetsf;; 9egen 300 9nbianer ,linD
lssfause'l earu''tsr gig Sasa!ptllns'
Gin G af,ieahdnolsr etlpfjeblt In sis
1aer 6fentliben Nntanoisnas untsr fsis
linen Gat1srsDen Saatilsl fur eitse RE.
Hentna6fse Art &rautb dllpts. Sc
lllennt olsfelben rafarllhe qBatsrloo
SnbS SrautbdNpter, nit Bet Betllerfungf
Ipo6 man nit finf osfislben 100 gd)as
lfe ooer 10 Rabe eit1eri Sag lan9 fatts
1ern fonne pa6 lie cine 9Dbhe Dor, q
IBIS 10 SUE errsibell anb in Der Nun0I
pus 'ost5sfsns Is gus u't6sn, I.
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Ser tebbohs ,unebmenoe Danoet
Slsu Ocrts bat in bsr oafistn Sauf.
tt1annspelt bic Syase peranloet, cb :es
ntbt ratbIam rpdre, ben Naum 3ur
1ufnabme oec Sbiffe Ia, 0afen ia
ertpeltern. @iae befpnoere Committee
bef1dftt9t ilb nit Der Sea1ttportuns
oiefsr yra9e. Nab einem perbanpenen
0or(bla9e fbnnte i'm 9eerbrlber, in
slt'er serinsen gntfernuns oberbalb oer
Satterte, cine neue Berfte eebaat Ypers
osn bsren Soften ulsbr ais euf sier
MIlllensn bere9net ftno. :
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public
o 4onS
n States
male Kangaroo; male Pcupne Dromedae Polar Bear large Elephant African o
vutus; Zebras;
B. M
There will also exhibited the and
n the
ltn alI, on the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-20
THE UNICORN,
Ae
oR ONE HORNED R1STTrccEEos.

Tas animal las been subjec. cf much
soer'lY' on amorS naturrlss. II hos Iva,
T. r+4erd. by THecice'col Commentators. rs
the unIcorn of Holy Writ, as mentioned a, q
described " the bp-t If Job. This eaiIpG
certainly ranks reSt !" the Elephant IN size,
and many writers consider him equal IN bulk.
He Is usually fcunn about IL feet long AMI
the circumference Of the body abo,.t equs. to
the length, ard els height about 8 feet. lie
is native Of A .u and Africa, tni is usually
found in those extensive forests that are fire.
fccated by the Elephant, Lion and Royal Ii
ger, and s,,bss,s entirely on vegetable food.
The one here offered for inspection is the frs.
Living Rhinooe-os ever brought to this country;
he is years DID, his weight is I"a' 74ons~ad
Itco Hu-ue~.d Pounds; he vas taken at the
foot Of one o; the Himalaya moun;aics
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Sold Out.

TIME subscriber having sold to Doctor
l. Robert Moody his Hardware and Drug
establishment, takes great pleasure in expires.
sing 10 his friends and customers his gratitude
for the patronage he has received at their
hands. and respectfully solici,s tho contnu.
nnce Of their support, to his successor, who he
doubts not, will conduct the establishment to
their entire satisfaction. He would also say
that he will be ready 10 attend 10 the settlement
Of the Books and Demands Of the late firm OF
Wood & .4btoN, and also his own books, thro'
The whole Of next week; after that time said
demands will be found al tho Office Of Henry
Leavenworth. Esq. where, il attended 10
Immediately, they may be settled without cost.
r. II. WOOD.
Burlington, May 90, 1886. 5w