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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

M
H. SHOES-Sign Of the Mammoth Golden Boo--.
JOSEPH y. FORD, Penfsy yania Avenue, neatly opro
site Browns Hotel has received BY ihe --latest nPoratos
from France his usual supply Of FRENCH Caskins and
French Morocco portion OF which he has made into
splendid Boots and shoes and prepared to make TO
der any article in his line stJ le warranted equal TO
a; ! III this or any other country.
j. T. oilers 10 the ladies resident and visiting the
Metropolis The following, superior Of their Kind viz:
Cater Boots, Of any variety, with beautiful assort
men OF colorcd Satin Turc with cooIsd Morocco TO suit
Tor making Cater Boots Ladies have any color they
wish 10 match their DIRE sses
Christina Wo.erp proof Boets Ecd with fur, most de-
sirable article for winter.
Also, the Quilted Silk Boots aid Buskins with cosh
socd Boots and Shoes made ligh. and elastic.
Slippers OF every variety for halls and evening parties
with all other articles, usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment.
10 The gentlemen j. b. +. would particularly Remarks
that he is IN every way prepared TO fiji them with Boots
AMI shoes IN the neatest and most fashionable manner
MI the work Of his establishment is invariably made Of
French Cali ard Morocco Skins, with Spanish Solos, and
havng succeeded with great and attention in getting
lasts perfectly adapted to the shape Of the human foot
and in securing the services Of Mr. JAMES PAasoNsv
Whose superiority in eating and fitting is generally
acknowledged he with the greatest confidence,
recommend his establishment to the patronage Of the
Public. .
Dec.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

REMoVA1.-Botel & Donh having purchased the
stock goods Of Mr.. Seth Hyatt would respect
nIy 'orm their customers, and the Public generally,
occupied by ?. Mauro & Son, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel, and lately by Mr.. s. Hyatt where they intend
continuing the house Diminishing business extern
siveiy Than formerly.
They have on hand well selected stock of goods
embracing almost every article used in genteel house,
keeping, to which they would invite the attention Of
persons fnrnisE:ng.
Will be found now in store general assortment Of
Ca!'inet-ware, Chairs Beds, Bedsteads Mattresses
Looking glasses, China, Glass, and Crockery- ware
Lamps OF various descriptions
Knives and Forks. Plated and German Silver goods
Britannia ware, Brass Andirons
ShHvels, longs and Tenders
Hollow ware for kitchen purposes
lin and Wood ware, Garden Tools, &c.
All of which they will sell low for cash, time to
pnnctual customers. June
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

NOR RENT.-That convenient two story framed
L House formerly occupied by Sarah Mcdowell,
fronting b. between 18th and 18th streets Inquire
of John w. Dexter. the premises, TO the sub
scrber at his Office, Louisiana Avenue.
May IS. b. K. MORSELL.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

spEMOVAL.-The undersigned has removed his Um-
IA lrella and Bonnet factory from opposite the
Seven buildings to small building between 18th and
18th street, which he has put up for the purpose. The
encouragement which he has been extended to him. las
induced him 10 contrac, for large supply Of materials,
for the purpose Of making Bonnet cases; and he conte
plates extending his factory TO meet The demand, con-
slant supply Wholesale and retail. Likewise on hand
general assortment OF Umbrellas and Parasos great
variety Of materials, suitable for every descipan OF
pairs Umbrellas Parasos &C. mede and repaired at short
notice. Umbrellas that have been left to repair oppo.
site the Seven buildings, removed his dwelling on
G street second brick house west OF the War Office
north side. The undersigned would advise his friends
thahe has no interest in the shop conducted NJ Farar
July G.. DANIEL PIERCE.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

L7ALL GOODS.--We have commenced receiving our
fall goods, TO which invite the attention Of pur-
chasers. They consist Of
Cloths, cassimeres, cassinets
Merinos, figured and PLATA
Black and blue black silks
Figured ard plan gros de Eaps
Mousseiines de lans narrow betting
Curtain calicoes, nanncls
Hosiery gloves, &c.
Aug 81 a. w. s. J. +. TURNER.
MI ORUS MULTlCAULlS TfEES.-The subscriber
l has for SALE deliverable alter the fall of the leaf)
OF his growing from the roots and cuttings, from
10000 TO % 900 genuine Mors Muicaulis trees These
trees large and superior, many them now measure
from five 10 eight feet well branched, and will count
from ono 10 two hundred buds each / will sell any
lumber that may be required by the bud, by the foot,
by the tee The trees be sent safely to any part
OF the country, and directions when desired will be given
10 ensure their prcse vaton through the winter Letters
addressed TO the subscriber, post paid will receive
prompt attention. F. HOWARD,
Aug II. near Seven Buildings.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

T UMBER, COAL AND WOOD-A. SHEPHERD,
IL successor to l. MUM & Co.. is in daily expectation
of 800 tons Of both red and white ash Coal ola superior
quality. Persons DESTROYS Of good article will find it
to their advantage TO call before purchasing.
Also hand, considerable stock of Lumber, Of va
rous qualities suitable for every purpose; Oak, Hickory,
and Pine Wood Richmond Crate and Smiths Coal. All
of which will lie sold on the most reasonable terms.
Aug 3l.3t
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12

EsOR RENT.-A convenient two-sory brick house
- on Missouri avenue, east of4 IL street. lately
cuped ly DR.. Buck. For good tenant, the house
will be put in complete repair. Possession may be had
Immediately. Apply at TODD'S Drug Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

Hartford Female Seminary.
THE FaIl term ofthis institution win CON-
Der next
The Hartford Female Seminary was in
corporated IN 1897, and since that period has
received p large and continued share of
public favor the present superintendent.
Mr.. J0HN p. BRACE, has acted as principal
for seven years. and has fully maintained
the high character which he had previously
acquired as Teacher of a similar institu
ton in Litchfeld. Sg lS2t
The Lady who nowaets as Matron, has Of
ticiated in that capacity for the last ten years,
and has gained the1hll appreciation Of the
Trustees, and the entire confidence and re-
spect Of the young ladies under her charge
The Trustees believe that few Scminaries
m the eountfy offer greater advantages with
regard to intellectual and moral culture
than-the Hartford Female Seminary, and the
neaithiat section of the country in which it
Is located, presents an additional inducement
10 those who desire to avail themselves of
the advantages of complete and careful
course Of instruction.
For terms inquire of the Principal, Mr..
JOHN P. Brace. ~. -
Per order of the Board of Trustees
Hartford, Sept. 5, 1889, . 14l
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

Mr. C1Ag has Isii Baismore and Othsr towns OF
Maryland Cor bis residence in Kentucky. Wherever
he has visited he has been greeted with The utmost
cordially by ths RBoFE-nOt. like President Van b.
rem. BY train of mercenary Office holders gOEged
with The spoil bat by The hard-sied farmers and
mechanics Of the country. .s... sf.-s
o. The heavens on Tuesday evening last present
ed an uncOmmOnly singular and beautiful and bril-
liant appearance-the effect of the aurora bOrealis-
The weather was warm, the airsofi, and the corusca
tons Of light ola very reddish tnge, from W. N. w.
10 E. s. E. and then spanning the blue arch, were ex-
ceedingly brilliant and grand but as we are not
much versed in the phenomena Of the sky, we will
not undertake description but wait for amcrs scen-
ti6c account from Prof. Olnsted or Shepard Of New
Haven College. 4G4 -f
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
A. nan. RHODE ISLAND,

~ n. q 9. -. r r,.,-. 2. -. J.
Inc elecuon tor Meuuess " So'lst eSS a.,u VIZ =
gisature took place last week in this gallant little
- h.s r.s.l,ad tn,nch tn t, u,ortf;eation Of
stHse' Huu ''@s = - r ~
wings. Messrs. Tillinghast and CTanston are not
..,... .l.o,,, 20 (.noress INV handsome majority.
. NJ: e 49,.
bers chosen to the Legislature The locofocos since
,ha election in Tennessee and Indiana. have boosted
-, 10 - III NJ, -
considerably that they would carry: Rhode island
MARYLAND and Mississippi, and BY this means obtain
~ MI I'LL L..
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
A New Cooking Stove
Price only 16 Dollars.
The Athanor Ahead !

AAAO 0@NAAe1A4V1 S@4AS&b3A
A r this age of improvement, who can anti
= cipate stopping place! The subscri.
Der would announce 10 the public, that he
has just completed new Stove upon the
Athanor principle, expressly 10 accommodate
small families. Said Stove is adapted to
wood or coal, and is constructed on principles
of strict Economy, and stands forth with Ma
iestic front, Challenging thcworld TO produce
one of equal size that will do as much work,
and bake so neatly with as little fuel.
Rotarys, Premiums, Rail Roads, &c. &C.,
stand in mute silence before it; while it per-
forms its wonder working operations. Even
the Eclipse is rendered invisible.by the
brightness of its coming. & 5%
Amds1 any are in doubt on this subject, let
them try II, and they will soon be satisfied of
the truth of the above assertions.
In addition to the above, will be found
three sizes of ArHAN0R STovEs Of the old pat
tern, and likewise the latest improvement,
with good assortment of Box STovEs, Fire.
Frames, Pipe, and fixtures, manufactured In
first rate style. B. II. MORSE,
East street, opposite the Congregational Church.
A IL favors gratefully received and orders
IN both wholesale and retail, promptly ex-
ecuted, without any mistake. Those in want
will do well TO send their orders as early as
possible. and may rest assured that they will
be filed precisely the same, and ut the same
prices as If they were themselves present.
Litchfeld, Sept. 3, 1880. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
Live, and Let Live!

tOME. Brother Merchants, i,,st haul in
~ your colors q little, and make less noise,
Tor the ears of the public are SO stunned with
the continual brags of everlasting cheap goods,
tnatour still small voice can hardly be- heard
we TOO are anxious to go the big city, but do
not feel disposed to sell al cost but will sell at
very small advance good assortment of
DIR Y GOODS.
consisting In part of blue, black, invisible
green and-adelaide Broadcloths blue, black
and brown Pilot Cloths blue, black &. drab
Cassimeres blue and brown Camblets ana
Merinos; fig'd and plain .Circassians black
and blue black. Bombazines; French, Eng-
lisf and American Prints; figured and plain
Satin Vestings; figured and plain Silks, Ia
BILE Covers, Table Linen, Linen Lawn, Irish
Linen, linen and silk Handk'fs, Swiss Null,
Bishop Lawn, cotton and linen Edgings, In
settings, Ladies' black & white Cotton Hose,
Gents raw. and sewing Silk Cotton, Linen,
and Kid Gloves; Lads French kid, black,
white and cold Silk Gloves fine bomba-
zine and satin Stocks, Marseilles Quilts, Toi.
let Covers, Mousline de LANES, Ladies and
Gents Cravats, fancy Hdk'fs, figured and
checked Ginghams, cold Cambricks, cotton
check. Thomas's, Kings, and Premium brown
Sheetings fine and coarse bleach'd Sheet.
ngs and Shirtings Amoskeag Falls, Milton.
Chester, and A. A. Tickings blue and fam
cy Drills, Mexican Cloth blue, white. and
mixed knitting Cotton, French working Cot
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

sEsHE undersigned would inform the pub.
II lie that BIO Intends TO open school Tor
Boys. on Monday, Esd Of september next,
In ibis Village. In which 20 proposes 70 give
ana m latin. Greek, Mathematics. &c. FOR
f,raher Inlhrw,ntlon. please 20 andy nc an
emily day, 20 JAMES ktLbokM,
LlicAhsBd, Avg. 2e, IeSV' AZ 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
Regimental Orders.

lBlk KeglnleM CONNECTICUT lEIaLfliG.
Head Quarters, Aug. 18th, 1880.
THE Field, Commissioned, Staff, Nom
= Commissioned Officers aud Musicians
OF this Regiment, .are hereby ordered to
assemble near the Hotel Of A. Bradley in,
Wolcottville, on Monday the 9th day Of
September next, at 6o'clock in the morning,
completely armed and equipped as the law
directs, for especial instruction and drill.
li Per order of Col. FREDERICK PHELFs.
IL francis BACON, A,yu1ont.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
Regimental ORDERS,

Sirteenth Regiment COnneclicut Militia.
Hend Quarters, Aug 26th, 1889.
TvRANCIS BACON, Esq. Of Litchfield,
Z is appointed Adjutant; Frederick l..
TAYLOR, of Wolcottville, Pay Master; and
LYMAN w. Coe, Of Wolcottville, Quar-
ter Master Sergeant, in the Staff Of this Re-
gisnent /; and as such. viii be recognized and
obeyed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
Reginental 0rders,

l2th Regiment Connecticut Stale Infantry.
HEAD QUARTRRs,
Watertoi1n, Aug. 80, 1880. g.
~ GORGE p. SHELTON is appointed
NJ Adjutant; John A. Peck, Quarter Mas
ter; George P. Woodruff. Paymaster; Rev.
Fosdick Harrison, Chaplain !; Doet. Myron
Downs, Surgeon DR.. Chas. II. Webb, Sur
ior Edward L. Thompson, Quarter Master
Sergeant and are TO be respected and obey
ed accordingly. - sla
ELI CURrrs, Col IGN RsgI Infantry
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
NOTTCE.

THE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
= the district of WATERFOWL, has limited
and aliowedsix months from the date hereof.
for the creditors of the estate of Dawn Pan.
TREE. late of WATERFOWL in said district. de.
ceased, represented insolvent, in wbicl,to ey-
hibit their claims thereto. and has appointed
Joel Hinman and Charles b. Merriniaii, com
mlssioners to. receive and examine said
claims. Certifiedby
1s HoLBRooK CuR1Is. .yadgc
The subscribers give notice thai they sh8if
meet at the late dwelling house Of the 4 !.
ceased inssaid Watertown, on the Soth DAVIS
OF October and January next, at oo'clockitA
the forenoon On each Of said days, for The
purpose of attending to the business OF said
appointment.
JOEL HUMAN,
CHARLES B. MERnuuAN. Con'nsTs. Z,
All persons Indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
CHARLES PARTREE, Executor.
Watertosos, July 30, 1889. - ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
GROCERIES
Of all kinds.

Crockery, Glass Ware, &c.
If the good people Of this and adjoining
towns wish to purchase any of the above
named articles, they may rest assured that
they will be sold on as reasonable terms as
could be wished, with the surety of obtains
ing good articles, by calling at
MORSE & CAMPS,
Seren doors Eastof" Centre Of Attraction
and one door West Of Mansion House.
Eitchfeld, Sept. 5, 1889. ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

WHHE Court Of prsbS,s p, - ILL, -
- rev milford has limiled AID 81 ga -,
months from he dale hereof ~. ne
n M;, me estate e JoHE WrAssz. lase of New
;nsnSSs.'. sale Gss.rlch deceased. repre- scented
estate, and has appointed fhe sabscris A's,s.
commissioners 70 receive. examine ana a.
Just sand claims. We hereby give notice.
than we shall meet 10 attend to the duties n.
our said appointment, at the late dwelling
mouse of the deceased, in said New Milford,
on the 2lst day Of October, 1889. and the
18th day Of February, 1910, at one O'Clock n
the afternoon on each Of said days. All
claims not presented within said limited time,
will be debarred recovery.
Pawn STERIINe; ~ 49,.
II 80 -1 WILLIAM PrcKrrE So1sna'rs-
quested to make immediate payment
- WILLIAM A KNAgP, Adm,~.
4 Neio Milford, Sept. 2, 1889. I1
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
REcAPIrI.1IL,.jATIoN.
TiIlinghlst's majority over Dorr,
Cranston's majority over Thurs.On,

- > =
Cranslons majority over Thurs'on. 3S7
Only one town remains to be hcaEd from, New
Shoreham. This town gave in 1887 majority Of 1903
against as in April last, majority Of 81 against us
There is no calculating upon this town, bat think
1t will give about SO majority for the Loco Eoeos. II
every vote in il goes against US, our candidates will
be elected by abosA 3O0Inajority.
New-Shoreham, on Block Island, has given tho 10
cos only IS majority, where last year they had 3d.
The vote was for the Wing Candidates GO-for the
locos IS. Good enough f#s
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
a RARE GRANGE I
~ cnnzle nj COaEf9

.MT n. NORTH & co. wishing 70 reduce
IN their stock of Goods, offer their entire
Gssortmenf Jor CASH-ATCO
They have on hand a great variety Of
Goods Of All kinds, and those In want will do
well 10 embrace so favorable On opportunity
TO supply themselves at New-York prices.
49, % RI iiA4Al IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

Ara Court Of Probate h0lden nj Winchester.
mithin and FIR the district If Winchester. on
the Cd day ~ September A. ID. 1889: :.
Present, Gideon Hall. Jr. Esq. Judge.
I'm motion Of Allen Green, Administrator
" on the estate of STErHEN GREEN, late Of
ColebroOk, within saia district, deceused--
This Court doth decree that SIX months be
allowed and limited for the creditors Of said
estate 10 exhibit their claims against ille
s,n,c 10 tue AhminlslralnF--An directs aha,
nublic notice DO given Of thIa order By I'd.
vertlslng ina newspaper Published IN Lltch-
field, and by posting copy thereof on the
hubble aIgn post, III said town Of ColebTook.
Certified from Record.
L. ELisIlA joHRsoN, Jr. Clehk'
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
'LEAD Pipe.

THE subscriber having recommended the
j. manufacture of LEAD Pre- for acqne-
duct, Pumps, and various others uses, Is pre-
pared to furnish any quantity Of the various
sizes ON the most reasonable terms. The ex-
periencc which the subscriber has had in ma
king and putting in operation the above arti-
Gle for all its useful purposes, enables him TO
do il in the most thorough and perfect man
ner. All orders or inquiries by mail or 9TH
erwise will be promptly attended 10.
Manufactory nj The old place one mile
west Of Iosiord's tavern, on the Hartford
and Albany road, and IA miles from Hart
ford. ALANsoK AHDRUs.
canton. SEM. s. 1850. %:3ml4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
NOTICE.


9. SLG0URNDx Il SOM,
l06 NEain.st. Hartford. O..
Offer far sale, Of their oUn direct importation,
40 CASES Of Cast Steel, in round, square.
ana nat bars, and in sheets of very
great variety Of sizes, and suited to almost
every description Of meehanics' work.
600 BUNDLES
Engiish iron wire of superior quality.
ilhheo.iron, BRASS, copper, cast steel. and sill,
yer plated wire.
great variety of brass water cocks from 2 !.
49, in bore to 2 inches, for paper mills, &C.
Silver plated, and brass metal.
Iron hoops. BraZier's rods.
English fine drawn, wrought nails, and Grif-
fms best horse nails.
Black hair-cloth chair seating:
10 bales shoe thread and ook6indcr,s tliread.
Broom twine, and othertwinesand lines, and
Best London Emery. ALSO,
10000 lbs. American iron wire.
900 boxes tin'd plates, common and, extra
English and Russia sheet iron.
$4,000 lbs. sheet zinc, various thickpesses;
Sheet copper. copper bolt, and copper locks.
large stock. Of Hobart's full sceioM cut
tacks, and light ,ceigAa do.
300 Casks cut nails. 10000 lbs. pig lead.
Leadpipe from 3-6 inch TO 2.inches. bore.
Sheet lead by, the roll.
80 BARRELS COOpER,S
Best American Glue, ofvariOus qualities.
Black lead melting pots, and old copper for,
melting. T
Brass kettles, kettle ears, copper riyets.
A constant supply of Hardware paper, as
agents for the makers.
Tissue paper clock board.
Sheetfbrass, various widths, and tiIicknesses.
and Ordersffor the same executed III ali
times, as agents, at manufacturers. prices.
Hartford, AEgnss 10, 1880. 6t1g
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
WANTED.
TAKEN UP,

ss< DY the subscriber, on the
y 18th Of August last, a
large two year old HEIFER.
49, =, OF yelIowish color her face
has some white hairs, belly white, TANKS
spotted, and white hind feet. The owner is
requested to prove property. pay charges.
and take her away. IeHABoD SrUDLEx.
Eus,porfh. Sent. 8. 1899. a *l4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
More New BoOlxs

TUST received, among which are, Barns
- Manual'for Church Members Life and
Correspondence of Mr.. Hawkes.; Christian
Youths Book; Young Lady's Home; Web
ster's Manual; Young Mans Guide The
Farmers Own Book. 8. GAIPIN.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

Dead of Mss Wssgalls --The father ef ibis unSor.
this Young lady died as Vienna, q lew Days ago. a
Ioss ,srss1 examination YVES had By d.. Carver, IL
Geneva and others who attributed her death 20 iajn.
res rsesise8 (rem her violskor, Capt Argiety: The
parent 10 now On bis way % Sandusky. with thn ain
davit draws up BY the medical men.-B4eaie Ads.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05

ladiaa DiEcwitias. From the ArhaRsaS Star Of che
OH we leaER ghas nefuFihsF rupture bad eecnued he-
hopad that war and gnmoys Of waF will epbnde foV The
present without further disturbance The star com.
Mains strongly a. the went q duo military sqfce on
ihe frontier, 70 keep tho IDdIan tribes N cheek.
Fogt kson. N Ire very midst AZ tho nation. lha u y
lFeopS 70 NJ exceed SiVsn haRdged hsep. They are
sugVouRded BIZ vast bodies u well armed Indians.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-05
MARRIED,

In Hartford, Erastns T. Smith, Esq. Of South Hat
iey 70 Miss Lucia Mills, daughter OF the late Jeded
ah Mills Esq. OF Hartford.
In Falmouth, Mass. Mr.. John r. Norton, Principu
Of the Academy, Norfolk, CT. TO Miss II. France
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
From t.e I oHisidnIdn, Jane p.
TEAAS.


I There were several arrivals Yesterday from Iexa
! the schooner Fox from Neasoo and Galveston
/ schooner kosciusco. from Galveston and Sabine
schr Niad from Galveston. and the schooner lien
! ~ CLARK. from Maiagorda.
The repaifiug Of the steamer Ponehafrain was
commenced. aud IL supposed would occupy a
good deal OF time Mr.. Riebaud had gone to Hons.
ton purchase eeuain necessary articles. lie had
heard of the surrender of Tampico.
The steamer Cuba, lost IN Galveston bar, was
sold for $3.50 to Taylor and Co.
improvements were making To the port Of Maia-
gofda. A contract entered INTO Tor removing
the distractions 10 The navigation Of Tie Colorado
The bay Of Matagorda IN course Of died
ging, which would render it deep that Of Calves
ton.
According TO tie Houston Telegraph Of the 9th
instant:
a severe battle was fought on the o6lh ult. be
tween company Of militia. ronsistIng Of about thif-
~. five men under the command Of Capt. Bird, and
4 large body OF Indians. The engagement took place
on Little river, about l3 mites shove Fou smith
On the afternoon Of that DAY several indians were
discovered by the outs and were immediately par
sued by tie whole company.
The Indians Al length disappeared III a f1icLet.
aud the company on approaching i, found il
wasluefally filled with Indians, WHO opened upon
them destructive ffe. Noth.rs dau1led, how ever.
they iesriessiy charged risn lhe enemy. and IN a
lew minutes completed; tcuied them, and gained pos
session OF the ground which they bad occupied.
lie Indians som alter, rallied again and made
pe7ied at'aeFs dpon lhem-but in vain. They We're
repeatedly .epulsed with great loss. This heroic
band sa-Ciined tier ground lot than Two hours
aFalasi four Times iloir number OF the enemy.
Towards sunset the Indian chief, apparently en-
ragged 10 be thus held bay by force greatly inie
nor his own, eoliccted all his warriors aud AIDE
one desperate charge hut when he had arrived
within about thrly steYs, at the bead Of his msn.
and the remainder OF the enemy seeing Inn fall, ras
ed hldeuus yell and fed. leaving hun aud for
" Of lhelr companions dead npon The field
Predatory bands OF Mexeans aud Indians have
committed mans murders tke neghborhood OF san
Antonio. Tile excitement was great IN that section.
-Four five companies oil fexan troops we've con.
ceuttalips % the Colorado, IN the neiglborhood Of
Bastrop aud Austin, there 10 wall for marching or
defs
They experienced severe gale at Houston on the
81. \ large frame building recently erected on
MAN street WAS blown down. Three wofkmcn were
" buried IN the RUNS Two were slightly injured
the other Wa dangerously hun, but Is fast
yetlng.
rencontrc took place on the 95th ult between
VIM. II. Butler aud +. S. knby, IA which the lat
ter vas killed with Bowie knIfr. Butler surtcns
deted himself to the civil authorities.