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PUBLIC LANDS.

We have receised a communication
from highly esiesmed ci,irsn OF this
county. stating !, 10 be ,hs wish Of many
Of our readers that se would publish the
resolutions offered by Ne. Hill. in abe
las, Legislature. respecting The Public
Domain. and ,hs yess and nays on their
passage. These resolutions involve in.
poriap, principles. closely connected with
the prosperity and happiness Of the peo.
pie Of this state, IL 10 proper. therefore.
that they should know how their repre-
senta,ives acted in the premises. E"'ef-
tanning these views. We readily comply
with The reques, Of our correspondent
aud copy from The journal 'he proceed
ings.-
The resolutions we're snbmi,ied 10 The
House Of Commons on the 2s,h of No
sember, 1888. laid on the table. and or
ordered 10 be printed.
On the 24ih of December, on monitor
OF Mr.. Ilill. the resolutions we're taken
Up for consideration. Mr. CALDWELL OIL
feted a series Of resolutions as subss'-
tu,e, bu, they we're rejected BY vote Of
80 10 SO.
Mr.. Hills resolutions we're then amen
ded, on motion Of Mr.. X. Rayner, and
read as follows:
Resolred. That each Of the United
States, being a parry 10 the national CON-
nac,, possesses an interest in the public
land propor,ioned to the federal popnla'
ton Of each. or. in the usual respective
proportions Of The general charge aud ex'
pendnurr.
Resoired, That those states, in whose
fsvar Congress has not made appropna
lions of the public domain for the purpo
trs uf education, are entitled TO such ap
rropriations as will correspond. IN JUS
proportion. with ,hose heretofore made
in behalf Of oiher states.
Resolced, Tha, this General Assembl,
do condemn. in the most decided man
ner. the bill nov before Congress. pro
posing tn graduate the price Of the pub
lie lands. q, an attempt in disguise u
sede them 10 the states 10 which the!
lie. a, mere nominal price,
ResoiCed. Tha. our Senators and Rep
re.en,stives in the Congress Of the UNI
ted states be requested To urge the claim
az the state Of Narih Carolina to her por
sau of the public lands, and to 70,
pas,rsi The bril- nov before Congress, pro
posing 10 graduate the price Of The same
RESOLVED, That his rxcellency. VI
Governor. be requested to forward cop
OF ihe.e sesolpnans 10 eacl, oil our Seu
atnrs and Representatives 10 Congress
with reqnes, TIA, they lay them ee'or
,hsm r.speenve bodies.
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Thursday, July 30.

Lesour readers who are told that Gen.
Harrison ought not 70 be elected Presi-
fidrnl because he voted for the Tariff Of
Is7s, recoIleei lha. Mr.. Van Buren, vot-
ed both Coz that sci and the one Of 1924
a'so, FOR which Gen. Harrison did not
vote. Bot 10 compare these candidates
on this subject read the following extract
from The Journal Of the Senate Of the
United States in 1907, when they
were both members Of that body-Page
li6. Z:
aThe bill repealiag In part the duty
on imported SALT havlng been reported
bymhe committee correctly engrUssrd,
was read the third time. and on Tie ques.
lion ..Shall this bill pass!" il was decid'
ed in the llIirmalise--yeas "a, nays 81,
Those who soted in The affirmative
sre, Messrs. Bell. Benton, Branch, Der
Fien, Oh Numbers. Chandler. Cobb. Eaton
Edwards. HARRISON, Hayne, King
Knight. Macon. M.KInley, Randolph
Reed. Rowan. Smith OF Md. Smith o
q. G.. White, Wiley. Williams. Wood
bury.
Those who voted ia the negative are
Messrs. Baron, Baieman, B"uligny
cha.e. Clayton. Dirkerson, flndley
ilcnIsirks, Holmes, J0hnsoa Of kenluc
ky, Johnston oi La, K.ne, MARKS. No
bic. Ridgely, Robbins, Ruggles, Sanford
Seymour. Thomas, VAN BUREN,.
Thus Mr.. Van Buren, Tor The proiec
lion Of The salt manufactured in Me-
York, voted 10 continue the Tar on ihi
essential article OF . daily food TO ma
and BEAST" while Gen. Harrison vote
70 take OF tbs duty. What think ye
hist
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ChtFltslnn CauFltr, u ihs souFss ~
ah Flaqlshtiy HFiilrn nFtieiss says;
aIl really ssrms % ne 60 be tine
that me people e Ibis state shosld
begia 10 De srasible ~ the islasiirs
.iih shich srnsisr Prrsian hss BERN
treated. As thai geniIrmsa Is not
in ihe habit of dsiining his position.
ZEE rs Do u Tor hin. The Task is not
dllfirali. and very few sords wiil
sufiiee. "a Iss4. MIR. Preston nss
elected 10 the Senate. lie joined
Washing Ton city = in the commission
az ssBlh csralina in bis pafket 60
oppose The corrupt parry IN po1er.
He senl 20 the rsuks Of The Opp0si-
linn. the great whig party, Al The
head Of which xere Calhoun. Clay.
Webster. Msngum. Leigh. and pOr.
Ter. With ihrsr he fought aide BY
side, unIil 1887. nhen The carOliRs
squad, led by MIR. Csihoua. ~snI
ssrr 10 Van Buren,. Mr. PrrsioE
refused 10 desofi his Cause snd BIZ
parry"
The last science explains The shol'
mnltrr. II the rrgard. aud. We ma,
add. The affections Il his frlius -coun
irymra In this latitude and through
out The Union centrally can be q
Mr.. Preston a sufficient recempens'
for The oblOqay 10 Which he isexpose'
In his own ) ate. he may pc assurei
that such rrcUmpense is bis. 1h
Independence 81 his course Is sppre
eisIed. as well as the sacrifices q
Which IL may subject him. The soic
81 his elnqaencr.ap;ilied in these time
Of momenl.as strife. has reached th
depths u the Peoples bsaris.
Baltimore .7mericaR.
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Postscript rmrflle Election.
Our paper being delayed. from causes
which We shall not stop 10 explain. 10
Saturday evening, We are enabled 10 give
some account Of the Granville election.
A letter frcm = gentleman 10 Oxford 10
q gentlemen Of this place. dated AUG.
isi (io-dsy,) and received late this ssen.
ing saws: .'rhe Wings have carried The
day in the Commons. elresiug . mem.
bers by "a large msjoriy--,he contest in
The Srnsss is close; We avail, the official
returns 70 know the result; as yet sams
statements show Johnson lwhig) one ..
nead'' Others give Wyche majority
OF l4-sll hands afraid Of the result -
Morehesd's majority between one snd
two hundred-Col. Gillian reelected
Sheriff by decided msoriiy.
p. S.--Nonday morning. .aug a.
Its now certain that Johnson 10 elected
by majority Of 5.
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Wilmington. July AL A. NJ.

WILMINGTON. July a7--T A. M.
About one o'clock on Saturday
night last. The steamboats, Gov. Dud-
ley aud North Carolina unfortunate
~ came 10 collision between IS & so
miles 10 The N. aud K. Of Georgetown |
The DudleS's bow running Into the
North Cardinals iarboared quarter.
l5or 90 feet from the stern. The cap.
lains Of both boats had just tnrned in.
The North Carolina went dawn al
must Immediately, & the crew d pas.
sengers we're saved With some Off
Guilty. Not single life vas lost. but
The loss Of valuable baggage was We
ry great, several gentlemen return.
ing from Congress having large am.
mounts ol money with them On their
trunks. Of which but lew wero saved.
The Gov. Dudley remained till day
light with the hope Of saving rs
much as possible. and then came on 10
Wilmington, bringing The crew and
passengers, many Of whom did not
save . particle Of clothing.
The accident occurred ~ about IL
fathoms water. The b0w Of the
Dudley WAS . good deal shattered,
but she made NJ water except ON her
way returning, tho night being for
tnnateiy remarkably CALM. We Tor
bear al present expressing any opini.
on in regard 10 the causes OF the ac-
cideni. mol having time 10 make 81.
skclrnt Investigations, and tho &C
counts given being 50 sarions.
The Guv. Dudley reached Whining.
ton about halt past s IN the afternoon,
and the Vanderbilt The same evening
went down 10 SmithyiiIe, where She
was TO stay all nighi,io enable her Il
visit the place Of accident Ia the day
time. to see IL any further good can
be effected. Capt. DAVIS also went
10 the spot in pilot boat. 10 do
what he could in saving the remains
of the wreck. There were no ladies
ON board except the wife Of the lion
MIR. Hubbard whose loss in money
was larger than that OF any othrI
person on board. Some few Of the pas
sensers received slight personal inju'
ries-but terrible rs the occurrence
has been, We have cause 10 be thank
rul that no life Vas lost. We will
endeayor TO furnish SCUM a more de-
tailed statement Of the matter.
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Wool for Sale,

VSHE subscriber oilers Tor sale on terms
Il suitable 10 the times two hundred pounds
of prime WOOL; or upwares of rs pounds &c
this years Lambs, Just taken of Of his improv-
ed stock from Major Davies Importation, suit.
able for Hatters; With second shearing for
Hats or Mixing. and first and second qualities
ofiong wool, spring shearing, suitable for Blan.
kets or double wove Cloth, sc. sc. No qua.
lily 10 exceed forty cents per pound.
MICHAEL HOLT,
July 20. sa-
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For lie Recorder.

Ma. EDITOR: II is regretted doubtless
by many Of your subscribers Thai your
valuable columns should be occupied BY
matters and things Of so little interest 70
them as the Assistant Marshals for this
county aud such writer's as Fair Play.
at a time when light is wanted by The
people on so many subjects Of grave and
vital importance. ] am surprised, MIR.
Editor. that you should have thought It
necessary 10 notice Fair Play al ell.
Particularly as The absence Of q date
leaves US in The dark as 10 the time when,
and The place where, il was written; and
the appearance Of The piece several weeks
after the transactions 10 which il refers
took place. and at q lime when il was
generally known that you and DIR. NOR
wood were both absent, and would be SO
for several weeks. in part 1.-The coun'
" where Standards are not as plenty as
blackbcries. seemed 70 indicate wish
that !, should not attract notice from
either Of you Of any kind. But as you
! did condescend to notice the attempt why
did you no, ask Fair Play how much ear
Tier ,hs oh &c luna 10, (shsa Me. a. IN
his circular says he stakes the earliest
opportunity 10 correct The mistake alter
examining The law than The aosh OF
May proceeding, when he declined TO
Join his colleague in publishing join.
correction in your next paPer' or did
| Mr.. Allison not look at the law until II
suited his purpose! for he had certainly
had il in his possession nearly month
Ask Fair Play, also, Mr.. Editor, II The
mistake would no, necessarily have been
corrected by the marshals themselves land
the candidates, il necessary. in lakdg the
census a, the TAX paying, and at the resi-
dences of the citizens, without any fur
Their publication than was made BY DIR.
N. during court week.
] / will not trouble you any farther,
Mr.. Editor, than by telling Fair Play
that he and his friends will not sue
coed in divertng The minds of the voters
from the condition Of the country, and
the means proper to reform and improve
it. by stirring up " tempest in tea
pot" about the Assistan, Marshals in Or
ange. As for whales. Mr.. Editor. they
do not commonly swim in such streams
as ours, but their banks are much infest'
ed by frogs, an animal SO much given to
putting and swelling, that one of them,
we are told, in vain attempt to attain
the size of an OK, actually burst with .
loud explosion, making more noise in
the world perhaps at his.exit, than he
would in any other way had he lived 10
the age of Me,huseleh; which melancho'
Ily fate, Mr.. Editor, you may tell Fail
Play lin my name il he unmasks.) i. il
. much apprehended win befall some OIL
our would-be-dislinguished citizens.
TRUTH.
Orange county, July 2S.
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From the Gteensborough Patriot.
A Direct Tax!
Orange county, July IS.

Messrs. Editors: Mr. Van Buren,,
in his message Of December 1898. re-
commended 10 Congress 10 provide Tor
taking The Census Of 1910, and recon-
mended al the same time that "da inues.
tigation into the resources Of the country
should be made through the Census ia.
kers. TSee his message Of That date. -
He-yes, Martin Van Buren,, and his
secretary Of State. made out. for the per.
plexi,v Of The people. the multitude Of
sexatious questions Of which our census
takers have informed Us. [Ses their -.
port 10 Congress.
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Cauiion.--.A letter bearing date OF the
21,h July, 1910, has been received oy
the POST master Of this place, from the
Cashier Of the Exchange Bank, al
Clarkesville, Va. containing a caution
which i. may be we'll for our citizens %
observe. He states that man Of gen.
reel appearance, good address, quite tall
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Gsvsmmtai drlfls aTe protested u ever
S,rsrtiou. Tee ffsfis, craHn 81 the
P,,taaslsr GsssEsi On Ihs Postmaster a.
N.w OIlesns. usfs reeealy pFOlssisd-
"a "A heir Feiurn % Washington. Dir.
KeadslI offered % renew them. BY giving
, drss. on he East. bBl would pay nsilh-
:, dsnaess. interest or expenses. There
=. nos exhibited 10 WsIl street. drafts
I,.~a by A. Kendall. On Mr.. Codding-
an. COR Postmaster here. for The pslIry
,un Of Eve daHss. This shoss q p0-
y,r,y never before known. u The de-
n.r.menl AZ Washington wont pay = bill
n 6se d.siisrs silhoul giving . draft.
they had better shut up shop.
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SENATOR PRESTON.

The Administration psrty Ia South
Carolina are in tho habit Of denounc-
ing Mr.. Preston. A writer in the
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Republican whig Candidate for Governor
JOHN NJ. M0REHEAD.
REPUBLICAN WING TICKET. :

REPUBLICAN WING TICKET. =
Senaie.-Hon. Willie p. Mangum.
Commons. William A. Graham, esq.
Nathaniel |. King, esq.
Col. James Grahams.
DIR. Michael w. Holt.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Sendie.--Sen. Joseph Allison.
Commons John Siockard,
- Gen. Benjamin rrolinger.
Cadwsllaler Jones, jr. esq.
Col. William Horner.
We are authorized to announce James
&. Turreniine, as a candidate for ie.elec.
ton to the office of Sheriff.
We are authorized TO announce Col.
William Shaw as candidate for the of
fee Of Sheriff.
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sMF. WlnihFep then pFsPoNGtia
folioWihg btntlmeni; ..
Tie Hkigs Of Nassaclussiis.-
They viii DO towards William Hsn-
~ Harrison. IL Ohio. wbat bis "a
ihrr did towards their o~n John
Ilsncark. and show The tories how
mBch Ne care ZOE ihsm. ~ ticking -
OR President ihs msn uhem they
have 80 nrjusily prescribed"
/. The Formers TIokef"-1his 10
she nirknsme eisrn IN he Fedsfsl Terry
Electoral Tirkes BY shs Csfolinian. IL
10 nol intended. lsays me Larolinian,l Ike
he Iaryer's fiokf Of The wings. 40
tleetionssTine missionaries 10 preach ihs
current slsnders Of ths newspapers. against
their sdsfrssriss."
ID . prosesb. thsi " 4 i dirty bird
thar fouls ms osh nest" The larger
Editor of he csrslinisn sneering Al The
lawyers ticket! And that. loo. alter he
hid sndssvored % get i've lawyers 10
stand on bis oun ticket Tor ibis Disiriei!
afier he had secordsd the nominsiion OF
his own kinsusn. a laurytr. On The ticket
for the Wilmington DislrieIi Bot Jet ns
look 81 his Formers Tirkel. The LED
name on Il is that of Preacher! The
"a 10 . Merchant The 81 isa Msnnfar-
lufefl The 9Th Is = Lawyer. The 9th
is or was s-(ao mastery The 7.h
10 farmer. The OH Is . Doe,er. The
lIih is Doeinrl The 18Th 10 Lawyasi
The l5h is Laryer! or he oeeDpa-
lion OF The 5ih. sIh. 10Th. l2gh. and i4th
We know nothing.
So much for the Farsner's Ticket
Like he 90 called Democracy. IL 10 .
humbug!
.Eleclioneering missionaries 10 preach.
&c. Witness The speeches. away from
their own homes. Of Messrs. Strange
Henry. Holmes. Ashe, Hybsn. DObbin,
Haywood. &c. &c.
But ~hsi Is The Wing Ticket! II Ii
true that several Of them are Lawyers,
, but al Of The Is. excep. one, are slss
Fsrmersl
lf The Csrolinian is % Mortified 81 th'
idea cf Loryer Candidates. hov can
, supper, Van buren,. the Lmryer. in pre-
> ference 10 Harrison. The Farmer2
!. Fayetteville Obs.
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no all aClaos,. 20 mag CONCERN.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 oil persons, that
~ have this day set my con RANDOLPH
McC0LLUM free and at perfect liberty from
my control. 10 transact business for himself,
10 make bis own contracts. pay his own debtr,
as am determined 10 pay no debts for him,
and 20 act Cor himself a. u he had arrived 70
the full age Of twenty.one. Given under my
hand the aslh day Of July. 1870.
LEVI MsC0LLUM.
July %. s2-
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Methodist Camp Meeting.

p. CAMP MEETING viii be held at Plea
.~@S SAINT Green, seven miles east of HILLSIDE
rough, TO commeace on Thursday the goth Of
August next.
July 90. So
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TDNNGIE LANGTAGNs
1iihE subscriber. at the request o. several
gentlemen, has consented 10 give instruc-
ton in the French Language at early candle
light, al the Masonic Hall, as soon as class
is formed Of such number rs TO justify his al
teution. Terms very moderate.
]. ODEND'HAL
July 20. 3a-
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BLANKS for sais q this OSias.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-19

public attention to this subject, but much more re-
mains to be done, to place the Citizen Soldier, on
the high and honorable ground on which the pairi-
otto trainers Of the Constitution evidently intended
he should stand. Every thing necessary for this
purpose can be accomplished by the united exer-
tons of the militia themselves, and Of their friends
A public address will be delivered before the Con-
vention, by J. Lille, ESQ.,, ia graduate at the Nor
witch University at which ladies and gentlemen
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Editors of newspapers at Woodstock, Windsor
Rutland and Montpelier, VT, and at Caremon,
Newport, Hanover. Haverhi and Concord, N. H..
and all other editors, friendly to well organized
and efficient militia are respectfully requested to
publish the foregoing A. PARTRIDGE.
Norwich, June 10, 1910.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

fhe steam packet Unicorn arrived in Boston
week bringing London papers to 10th May,
F'he difficulty between Great Brian and Ma
had been settled. The affairs Of Turkey wore
1ost hostile aspect. The intelligence in relation
Pie Northeastern Boundary question Is entirely
ffc. Nothing late of Importance from Canton.
ID William Russell has been murdered, as Is
posed by his raiei The cotton market at Lv-
pol during the week ending May Is, had been
ressed with falling off of prices l-sd in Ameri-
and Brazis. Tie sales Of the preceding week
e brisk.
ueen Victoria's birth day, 18th ut., was to be
brated Throughout, the kingdom in SPLENDID
ner.
the French Chamber ofDeputes on the 18th
rhers demanded million of francs, f4O,-
for the removal of the ashes Of Napoleon
St. Helena TO France.
he papers say that Generals Bertrand and Gour-
and Court Les Cases are to accompany the
CO de Joinville to st. Helena. General Petit,
HON Napoleon took so affecting leave at
faimbleau, in lsl4,will likewise proceed on the
ion.
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Such the pnbc debit trust funds, ndcmntes, claims
of States for dedts three per cants lands Sold
occasional donations in money objects in the District Of
Columbia or otherwise survey of the coast taking the
scss, duties refunded, Exploding Expedition, and mate
rails collected for the gradual Improvement of the navy
including improvements ut navy yards durable public
buildings Of all kinds bridges and lorcaos all roads,
canals breakwaers and improvements in rivers and har
bors arming militia and FORTS all pensions except those
inyas add the purchases of title lands from Indians
Indians DEPARTMENT. the removal of Indians and the
with such other payments may have been made in those
years for property lost injuries committed during any
h0sitics None of these years columns inclHde my
thing account of the Post Office Department
The expenditures Of 1889 subject to VARIATION on
the settlement Of the rreasrers for that year
which have not yet reached this Office.
STLTMENT Of payments on account Of objects either
extraordinary or temporary including dc public debt,
from ls24 10 1899.
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BULwER's ALIcE.-In the preface to new
edition of Bulwer's Mairavers, recently published
in London, he says of Alice: The conception is
taken fromrcal life from a person never saw
but twice, and then she was no longer young, but
whose history made On me n deep inpresson.-
Ilet early ignorance and-hcr first love--he strange
and affecting fidelity that she maintained, in spite
of new tes-her final re-meetng, almost in mid
die age, with one lost and adorcd almost in
childhood-all this, as shown in the novel, is but
the imperfect transcript of the true adventures Of
living wOman"
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STATE OF VERMONT, Ala Probate Cour

STATE OF rERMONT,, A. a Probate Court
DISTRICT uf WINDSOR. ~. ( holdca ut Windsor with
in and Tor said dsricro the tenth day ofJune A. D ls4U
Present tho Hon. THOMAS +. HAMMOND. Judge.
A n INSTRUMENT, purpor,mg to lc the las, will and
IN testament oi PARSON WATSON, late OF Reading, IN
SAID district deceased being presented to the court here by
lrieman linpgood the executor therein named for pro.
bnte ii is ordered b, said court, that all persons concerned
therein, be Notified to appear nj SION Vi said court, Ia
be holden thu Inn OF d. d. Winchester in Springfield III
said district the second Tuesday Of JULY, A. u. lsiO
and show cause they may have against the probate
of said WILL for which purpose 1t is further ordered that
copy Of the record Othis order be published three weeks
successfully, in the Spirit Of the Age, newspaper printed
a, Woodstock in said state.
A true copy ofrecOrd
Attest, SALMON =. BUTTON, Register.
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MILITARY CONVENTION.

TO The Militia, and friends Of an efficient Mil
liiia System, in Vermonf, .Ntw Hampshire,
and adjacent States.
GENTLEMEN,-The Vermont State Military
Convention, stands adjourned to meet at NowieT,
VI, on the 4th Of July next, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
at which YOU are respectfully and earnestly invited
to attend. This Convention, first assembled on the
4th ofJuly 1898, and has already done much in
favor of the mili,ia-wbich is the Corner Stone Of
our liberties and independence attracting
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|RE INDIAN MURDERS. The Savannah
kian Of the 2eth May, states that a portion Of
brbes' Theatrical Company were murdered
on their way from Poco!aia to St. Angus
Ind within few miles of the latter place
Vase was killed, and two others missing
|prbes escaped.
ut. Martin, while near Micanopy, with 3
xas fred upon by the Indmns and badly
He'd. Oae Of the nies was killed. Lieut.
(r,on, who went in pursuit Of the Indians
eventeen men, was killed, with five Of the
The bruies Gu, the fingers from It. Sanders
and stuck them in his mouth. Capt Riley
$ command had gone in pursuit Of the In
ofwhom there were supposed to be fifty.