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New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

~ Our news from Washington by this morning Mail Is
better than yesterday led to expect TIE CABINET
HAS so1 RssIvyED, there any immediate danger of
such calanity. TIE LAND BILL HAS FINALLY PASSED
TIE SENATE by % 20 the Virginia Senators voting in
the affirmative The House has doubtless concurred in the
amendments and the President will assuedy sign the bill
we rus, to-day The Hhose passed several bills on Thurs
day, working resolutc and better feeling prevailed The
Fiscql Corporation 5N rN probably fail in tie Senate
unless it can be 50 amended as to satisfy all Wings the Pre-
dcn ncuded-Such is the Of our adyices this morn
inC. See Postscript
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hey have been found guilty, w
Has served.

No fault has been found with any Of them except their
politics Alderman Hatfield Of the Eleventh and the As
sistant Of the Thirteenth present that the bust
ness was done cccuay and who bad the audaciiy
20 vote for Harrison and yer and against the Paper
cr retained We believe they hive certified that the eNccu
ton complete.
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THE LAST or TEN THOUSAND
TWO ORIGINAL ENCRAvINGs.

g. THE NEW woRLp-the best and comprchcaV
in America at year avanceofers the iollrw
rich attractions its readers for the present week
Contents for August "a
! Trx Tuor.,>p Yr,s-rhe conclusion OF this popular
disclosing OF all its CT racerS-he last FaIi anle
H. Tnx DrroRNrp in con,nua;ionone Of the most powerful
exciting stories ever written by the author OF Woods
Fields"
III B,n~,sy Rupcr-an additional Fart with two beautiful ons
nal Illustrations wood.
" Rev LorEI C-E,' Bt'Hor, Spanish Legend from
Dublin University Magazine for August
V A,1M,L M,c>tri,M ~ Lo>uor-ac interesting from
London Atlas
VI t;asrsoren, wAsm>crO, an Original Poem
Henry 7. Tuckerman, Esq, OF Boston
VII Tmx Vow OF rrx RsnuAN. from LockhsTtS SPan'
Ballads
VIII O> r Art OF pRyssISc uY,N Bopr-a good article
ly Tr scRr BooScontnug several columns u choice Poetry
and Selections in prose Anecdotes Gcyef'e' and Gr"ri
Y NrsIcThr beautiful waltz composed by King Esq anil
presented to H. Esd Trrnblishei IN the Folio ed
ton revised and corrected
TrRsIs-sa year in adyance6t cents single 81 peg hur
lre, sollby Mitchell Ne~tlayen, Smith, Newark, NJ b.
Der Albany and by the Agents OF the Tribune generally
Office 30 Ann ST. aua6 ,; J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
EyByM Her Majesty, Royal Letters Pntcnt-r'
London aud American PROBING Company would inform &
American public aat they completed thor Factory
they are daily rendering woocn cloths maaup vests
shirts shoes hats &c pcrVious to wet SNOW" dPf
any kind-coucrne the time on tic garment tho power
admitting free escape ofPcrsprhtion
Acloh garments SC will be- delivered clear DAYS sr
they shall have been tie office, 100 fGonsrcet east OP
site the Chuch where be testimonies a. TO poser
of the invention from scientific Europe All goods
stamped London and American WaterPros Company Ne'-
York. warranted nPcrvous wet This invaluable property
may h. communicated to cloths ha boots shimg~
20 that all classes particularly those daily exposed To tho weather
NAV avail themselves OF It's advantages
In addition to the aboyc Company ha, compounded cb
t,ai WATER PROOF PASTE by single application OF which
leather hoot. shoes they rendered proof against all We"
snow or damp of any single pot which will proof three
of boot. ~ cents. f9 Gu4u lot cod
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

r Ipou careful correction OF our NeTE TAbLt fof ~
av paper we find that there change the current N.
n5usv except that Touanta Pa, sale good ONO All
OSsn. 81 of Michigan 20 per cent Lye n,c n,
these rates are higher las, week As We @ snce
space which the Table would occupy osrarraph
a reference TO our Saturday, paper, Win 'Di 80
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u Advertisements intended fer Monday morning. Tribune must
by the Office H not open on sun
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mn, n,rr Of the matter prepared Tor 'o-days paper
h an extraordinary press of Advertisements though
" lo uuavodably deferred I'LL Monday. We are
arrangements space very soon Meantime
~ READERS and Advertisers are enatsd to have patience "h
,Sav c.oao, aioc. ill., our good fortune
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

L Superior Piano for sale-A first rate toned and en-
hed PAso will be sold very applied for l39 Fulton
49, ,,, au29 81.
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u For This Week OnIy.-Daguerreotype Likenesses
a superior STYLE few seconds the ~ f. Of
Broadxay Park Plee g. lnelndnz ea.e ava 1857.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

Steam POwer.-Sealed Proposals viii be received at the
Repository l Tuesday 7h September,
supplying the power required for driving the Machinery 10 be
hhc during the Fair Nbo Garden October
The Institute has on the premises boiler pues.
For particular. inquire the Repository of the American n
,,imte ca nua6 Iw T. B. WAKEMAN. Superatending Agent
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,,,:.. VIZ Van Kuren
p.,. or III. News &c, First Page.
~ For complete Li.s Of the ss.I pa anu
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u The City Commercial school, No IA Fulton-'tr
,,oz ~. QUICK.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

49, ~, unnatural that some of the Members OF
.o voted Tor the Bank bill-earnestly believing
f -. ONLY ,,,re remedy for Currency disorders and
~. rr.ent Congress morally bound create one-should
foo, aggrieved and mortified by the Presidents Veto II
could hardly be expected tina; among 10 Wing Members OF
Congress every should be discreet conaeFate and wise
And i. Of just pride that of whole number
only .tro-essrs Bolts and Arnod-haye spoken unkndy
arshy Of the President, act while many have declared
that while they differ from him in opinion they conide IN
hi, integrity defend him from all assaults and regard with
adherence the term. in which he IS assaed And yet the
neutral press Of this City makes the Wing party responsible
for the Incorporate expressions and represents Is as as'a
ing and denouncinr the President Tor MS course!
u The Journal Of Commerce ard Herald agree exactly
in their exposition Of the difficulties Washington. They
originate say these authorities in game OF Mr. Clay TO
suppaa President Tyler the affections OF the Wing party
The Journal particularly dxerous it use OF the gocab
uarv of gaming; the Herald includes Nh Webster an
other gambler on his own hook but the admirably
in the main that all piece ockeyng FOR selfish ends
What must the world think Of Country Of which accoTding
to its own impartial ourna the foremost Statesmen are
engaged in con,yng and resisting Of the highest
consequence for good evil the whole People merely
subserve their own selfish ends Can authors Of such
blasting apersions be the of Public Morality
the Countrys Honor
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

u King 81 Feek'E Classical md English School, $40 Broad
will he reopeaed after the
Wednesday September l3i The Principals will be their
Monday Tuesday bstTeen the hours Of and 10
Circulars the Bookstore OF r. Carter
Cam street au26 Of
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"a Cln.-icnl and Mathematical Teacher wanted.

gentleman without family moral religious
purposes the business OF teaching who
wiling also elf useful in tho Engh Department
hear Of a situation by applying PIP East Broadway
y The person applying all the requisites Of
good and teacher knowledge patience
80. -. O.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

Dcr1 is HlcH Lirs--A duel was fought in Maryland
on Thursday morning between residents OF this City Mr.
A. Belmont agent of the RohschiId'. and Mr. hayward
growing out of personal difficulty at Deonico in relation
to a lady some few days since, in which Belmont was
Knocked down by Haywood. challenge was the conse-
quencc and the parties before stated Nh Belmont
received ball in hi, thigh the first FIRE and is said to be
dangerously wounded.
HEADS orr!-The following City Watchmen in the FRS;
District have been dismissed by w4r'hiPal Mayor
and Council for the heinous crime of Whggery of which
they have been found guilty, viz:
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From tho Courier and Enquirer.
u. Chnpmnn,s NetnIlic Hone and KnzOr Strop Is

much and from trial Of its virtues
admit that he has some reason Mandatory 02
WIliam-street (a) jy3U Inn
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MARINE LIST.


PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST o. leH.
svs ........5 ~ Moos SETS .-......-."...l
LIVERPOOL Aug Iayre indirect, Aug ~ Orleans Aug u
CLEARED.
Brig. Eliza Lockwood st Crolx Deforest Co C@par Ha
ser Adams Matanzgs Spodord Tlcston Co; Fidea, Small
Kingston yose Mobile Jones, Mobile Stgrge Clear
man: Br brig Ann, Phoran, Newfoundland 6 & Laurie
Emma, Cole Pe'er,burg Va Caldwell Adams, PbhA
dsIpbs Eclipse Ford Richmond Br schr st Patrick, lie b'a
Halifax, n = Thos WnnetL
Pauline, Manson IL de I'm Mayaguez H. TO Mon
Thompson
Br brig Gaze NcKenron, l6 d I'm Pctou with coal Barclay
LiviJ gson.
Brig raran Thurov 10 Neuya nolasse Hart Oven
Putus Bearde II ds Curacao sAns &C. Fouk q con
Brig Radu., PIummer Is d. I'm Sidney, coal Wesheoy a. con
Brg Lexington Chandler, Il ds I'm Blrbsdoe' tar &C. D'
Livingston. l.. No., -.
Brig Globe ireenIeaf jagged Island SAL &C. Da"'n
Brothers an - .,,,, 4 "a
Brig John Hll Dunbar Is d. I'm Ponce, H. sugar Ayn 20
Brig Mdison Henderson, II DIS I'm Savannah oo'''H'
Chairman. M - yu ovi.
Schr su,an Manter 6 Gsayana, H. sugar " LeN
Schr Ann Eliza Somers 3 Dis FIN Richmond, coal
Schr Scott Douyhty 6 Is m Norfolk, Hour
schr Ampbe,ri,e Hcl mau Cd, fn Norfolk, .hiHge'.
Heov-Peeket ,biy Gladiator Brtton from sdon 'naZe O'H
ncD Siotnrn & Co Also = shp,, brgs "ind-ESE
rpox,t uaii stenmer from Boston 10 Liver
-, otter Beg, for Columbia at ilarndeR
60 60 M 2 Wall and viii rose TuesdHy AGs ~ Al
me pat Bag viii be cent every day uau 'no "a
Tue.da!. 49, " '
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u Pubic-rhe holders Of the notes OF the Union
Bank of Montreal are advised suffer any loss by selling hem
AS they will the usual rates OF discount
.ua63t Mott respectfully, H. GRAY & co. 60 Wallet,
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n. b. More in our next.

U. S Srvrn-Thc United STATES Gazette sates that ihc
first deposit Of sver from mike Of Tie United S:afes,
was made at the Mint in Philadelphia this week. was
from Davidson county, North Carolina and it is believed
that the mines there will prove very productive The essay
made at the Mint showed that 1000 parts Of the bullion
tanned 973 Of silver, and of gold.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

AFFUIN
By nd gitA the adrIce and consent o( the Senate
joins W Vance, Register OF the Land Office at Danvlle
Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

TExxEssxS-we have returns from all the Counties, and
the vote for Governor stands as follows
ISL. 1880.
james X Polk OPP 9,O55 n. Cannon, w ia
Wing majority. 1914 y,B. majority 1856
WING an .............5,9lQ.
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. Reform Meeting meeting VII take place ON sunday
y o'clock 1.-THE Apprentices Library City Build
m Cranbcrry and Henry with the ct forming
Total Astireacc Society connected with other So
ce IN BROOKLYN ana officers Of the Washington Tempe
rance will be present address the
All are invited especially those who feel disposed TO
give up further liquor. intended that meetings snail
be hold every evening further the OF Total Abs
hence from all Intoxicating Drinks
Brookya, August -, ISL. au-' II
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Prices OF PEopucE ~ Iowa CITY.-Flour, per barrel
50; Corn Meal, 50 Corn, 25c.; Oats Sic; Bacon
pc, h. lOc Beet. &c. Chickens, per dozen, 81 But
ter per h. I2c. Cheese l2c. Egg per dozen. - cents
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au2l laws

- TcmpcrnuccA Ninth Ward Temperance Meeting will be-
hel mex, MONDAY the Goth sa o'clock IL the
Baptist Christopher and Bedotreets 1t ex
pectcd q BE OF great interest
su0-l :.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

y Rev. John Perpont, of Boston, to deliver series
Of Discourses Temperance during the second week
September at Rnge, Fitzwam Jarey and other towns il
New-Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

u The notorious Locke Of the Farm School, Boston has
,een arrested by Constable Adams and placed the Leve-
cttstree, Jail AID have been arragned Yesterday
IN charge of having practised crees the boys com
b;s c,arga
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au27 IL

Il state Prison NIonopoly.-An adjourned meeting OF
the State Convention will be held Monday Evcnbg
o'clock Warren HALL Henry and Ovcrsrcets
Delegates ookyn invited ationd the above meeting
Delegate, city Tuesday Evening, the 3i
II. W. B0NNEll. Chairman.
Il, nRtnrE O. R,rn,riN Secrct,rr.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

GxASD RusH.-On Thursday, Mr. Hetchun, the keep
the cells taking the prisoners their food srri-
wing the door he heard Whist appeared be an
alteration the inside he opened the door hastily and
his surprise tor OF the rushed and made their
escape and have been heard since There
altogether IN the cells, confined separately By
other five OF them mad got the locks or the doors Of he
apartments and stood ready in the into which the
door opens, make their escape soon
opened One OF the number hesaied 90 Of
the prospective punishment Of sbreaking Brooklyn News
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

e An aAray recently took place at brck-yara near
Cincinnati between man named Birch ana German,
which the former was SO severely injured that he is
pected to recover The weapons used stick Of cord
rood and slorel The exciting OF tbs quarrel wa
l....... IL. in.nn- Alcnnnl
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liverpool Aug avre, indirect Aug l. n Orleans Aug u
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PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST q, lsh.
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&C. THE NEW woRLD-the best and mos; comprchea
in America - year in the ols'
rich attractions to its readers for the presen, week
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

70 Rev Peter Parker. NJ. D., with his Chinese teacher
was expected to arrive Bangor Maine, Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

- Religion. Netiec.-The Rev. David Bellamy recently o
Iba. h arrived the CITY snd will ms duties a
the tnoutreet Bap,,, otomorrow Lords DAY a.
rus; al,b 49, -
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

II The IIcrccr--trcct Presbyterian Caach si De spel
for half past ID A. NJ aud IS IN.
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J. :. MILLER. Cor. SEC.

u Franklin Temperance Society," Regular Meet
nc OF Society will be- held THIS Saturday ErenHg AT ash-
ucton Temperance Centre and White Lecture
on Effects the Hran Constitution will be delivered
nv request by DAVID Reese. All persons connected with the
especially and earnestly invited TO attend
Hour of meeting = O'Clock.
aus Il Fer order, GEDpE>, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-28

o. We learn from the Philadelphia Chronicle that there
i, now living in Somerset County, Md old lady named
Mrs Elizabeth Conghan, who was, according to the re-
cords OF her family hundred and years OF last
March She can see read without pccaces, and her
mental faculties arc sound
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

Sprrny CrpE ron BUaNs.-Some OF our
friends assure us that for the cure OF burns anu
scalds nothing is equal to the leaves OF the plant
called "Aaron's Rod" They are first bruised up
with the stem and hcn applied directly to the
wound A ncghbor recently had his face much
scalLcd with steam, and on applying this remedy
he drew out the fire without pain and wi'hou, leav-
ing scar.
This plant is a curious plant and il has the pow
er Of suhssting mir alone, or on something which
il im,ibes from the air. 1t will grow while hang
ing up in the rarlor hut ii grows better IN good
soil. loot of it should grow in every garden
Boston Cuh
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

CArrLE.-Thc best cattle (says Walker have
the face rather short; the muzLe small the horns
fine; the neck light, particularly where it joins the
head; the chest wide, deep and capacious; the tail
broad and fat towards the top, but thin towards the
lower part, which il will always lr, when the ami
NAL is small boned. the lower part OF the thigh
SMALL the legs Short straight clean, and fine poned
though not as fine as TO indicate decacy of constl-
tuition; the flesh, rich and mellow to the feel; the
skin of rich and silky appearance; the coun
,enance calm and placid, deno.ing the eveness o
temper essential 10 quick feeding and disposition
| 10 get lat,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
shopping Ladies.

A ScENE-Enter Ladies.
Lady. wish to see some of your most fash
ionabe finger rings!
(Thc Jeweiler shows number.)
i. Are these the latest siyIc Wha, is the
price of this (selecling one from the variety
shown herr
JetceAeT. Three dollars and half
l.. Three dollars and half what price,
know buy them at other stores for two dol
lars. What do you ask for this plain gold one!
]. ! have always sold gold rings of that kind for
one doH6<And quarter, but you may have 1t for
fifty cents.
l.. Fifty cents for this plain gold ring why it
is a monstrous price! 1 never heard Of such
thing.
J. wish could trade with you Maam, you
shall have it for thirty seven and half
L. No sir, | cannot think of it-I want to buy
ring but cannot afford to pay such an exorbi,ant
price.
! ]. Say no more Ma'am, you shall have it for
twenty five.
L. o, that's altogether two much-l know |
can buy them cheaper elsewhere.
]. am dcsrous of securing your custom,
Ma'am and will sell it for twelve and half cents.
L. All, you are getting little more reasonable,
but twelve and half is two high.
J. am resolved TO please you Ma'am, and my
lowest price is six and la quarter cents.
L. (4fer eramiseing il ray c!oscly0 VIII
you warrant it to be pure gold
j. Gold of an extra ineness. 1t suits your fins
ger exactly and you shall have that little box in tho
bargain.
l.. (Aside 10 her sister, o. | almost wish
VIC had brought some money with US. (A{ouf)
Is that your lowest price sir
]. Tha, Ma'am is my lowest price.
l.. II that's the case, l am afraid we shall no,
| be able 10 trade-I know can buy them for three
cents at the other shops. Good morning sir
; (Erh hadieS.)
]. Good morning ladies. Well, that beats all
Three cents for gold ring that cost me one dollar
> by the dozen! And this is what is called shoppiMy
1t is shopping with a vengeance. wish some oi
our pretty ladies' could find some other employment
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

The following is extracted from the London Me.
chanics Magazine:
st. Georges Church. Liverpool, is an object Of
considerable interest for its taste, and having been
nearly the first iron church erected in Great Brtan
The whole of the frame work Of the windows
are of cas-, iron. The eng is 8 feet, the breadth
~. His ornamcnied by splendid cas-, iron win
dow of stained glass.
: 1t is not perhaps, generally known that great
England within the last ten years. are all iron ex-
cept the walls. And within two years past, several
cottages and country villas have been pu, up near
London, which exclusively cast iron walls,
doors, steps, roof, chmneys, sash, &c.
In England where wood is dear and iron cheap,
the first cost OF such buildings is less Than those oi
timber. In durability and in beauty they arc OF
course uucqualed. When once finished, such
buildings require no repairs; and the most finely
carved ornaments cost little more thar plain cast
ines
| In Pennsylvania some movements towards intro.
ducing non buildings have been made The front
of the Miners Bank at Pousvilc, including steps
and ornamental WORK, is cast iIon, and is described
as extremely neat. This front. erected about ten
years ago, is now said to be fresh as ever. Ii
some Of the public and private buildings Of Ph,lI
dephia, iron facnss have been substituted for mar
be, with good success NenJTypor Herald.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

GnACE ArrEa ME,T.-One day at the table Of tho
late Dr. Pearse Dean of Ely, just as the cloth was
being removed the subject of discourse happened
10 be that of an extraordinary mortality among law
yers. We have LOST" said gentleman, "not less
than six eminent barristers in as many month";,
The dean, who was quite deaf, rose as his hiend
finished his remarks, ahd gave tho company grace
For this and every other mercy the Lords na'ne
be praised!"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

CoRKoLoGIcAL SALUTE,-I eserday, about the
time the military were passing the corner of Gay
and Baltimore streets, the cork Of bottle OF mead
excited to emulation by the military ardor evincei
10y the strong turn out Of the different regiments,
or by the heat of the weather will not say which,
flew out oft proper sphere, striking lady who
was passing at the time ii the flce, and covering
her GIess with iroth.-BaAimore clipper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Vol. I.-NO. NXXIX.

The most curious epistolary specimen, that we
have seen for some time. is the following which
we copy from the Little Rock (Ark.) Times, of the
2iIh u. The writer, Abner ID. Hogan, was
United States soldier who was convicted of murder
at The last term of the United states dis ct court but
recommended to the mercy Of the President. 1t |
seems, however, that he decided on trusting to a
pair of heels rather than TO Executive clemency
To the Gentlemen Of LiHA Rack, arkansas;
STATE PnlsoS, April 81, Isil.
GESrLEMES AND FLLLow-CITIzESs OF Ark
ASsAs: will give you all to understand that
have made my elopement, and i've you my rca-
Sous for SO Ling; and hope you won't blame me-
The President is dead and there is a poor pros
pect Of my being pardonej hy the Vice President,
seeing he is not military man; and don't think
d,serve to die for this act of indiscretion. III
had done this for malice anmosty, would not
have said one word agains, the verdict; and you
canno, blame me. intend never to show my face
10 a white man again long as | live. II get
clear, will go amongs, my red brethren in the prai-
rcs; the Cumanches, Pawnees, kiowas, and To-
easkes, for can speak their languages very we'll
and if can get TO them before am taken, may be
Of some service to the United States, for will keep
them ON committing depradations Oh the frontiers
and traders, and try to make them work for their
| living and he honest.
! am very well equipped for this expedition; |
have rifle, brace of postols, Bowie knife and
pl nty of ammunition; first rate horse, saddle,
and bride, aud some money TO take me through the
Choctaw nation and if | get through am safe
for am not afraid of the Indians. III can get tc
old Tabhaquena the Cumanche war chief am al
home, for lie wanted me to 60 with him the las
time saw him, and said he would give me his
daughter and now is my time. shall be at loss
for nothing but tobacco. Oh, if had some seed
would be fixed--You may think it strange that
should fee to them for protection, but, 10 tell the
truth, they ure the most friendly human beings or
earth, when they take notion to any person, ant
they would lose their lives for you. For the Lord:
sake don't advertise me, on account of my mother
and let me go in peace, and will not bother any
of YOU anv more. | warn all men fIom using NAL
liquor, for you what it has brought me to; OF
account of that have to flee to savagos for protec
lion.
Gentlemen, have one friend in Arkansas, un
known to any person here "a friend in need is
, friend indeed" III am pardoncd, it is SO mucl
better, and | may sometime hear OF it; and If so,
can come back aud if not, won't. 1t will lie n
satisfaction to see me hanged like dog. Noihin
nnorc then am your friend until death.
ABNER ID. HOGAN.
y. b. ! know it is against the laws ofmy cour
try 10 break out of prison, hut cannot help 1t nov
for am in a close place, and life is sweet; is
| not do not want TO die like ielon. it woul
, I've disgrace TO my native State, Gentlemen, | al
n Kentuckiln By birth. A. ID. ii.