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RATES OE EXCHANGE

Drafts on New York city cannot now
be obtained, we are informed, a: lower
rates than fifteen per cent. That is, a
clean shave Of fifteen dollars on the hun
dred of Ohio Bank biIIA. Who are the
losers? The merchants? No, They
must add the difference Of exchange on
the price of their goods, TO save them
selves, and preserve their profits. lis
the lprmer, mechanic and day Iaborer,
who purchase, that are the real suffer
ers in this depIorabIe state Of The curren.
cy. Who are to blame for i2 Ask,
who has had the ruling Of the country
for the last Twelve vears:--The Vano.
cracv-the Simon Pures. who created
the currency, and have made hobby Of
riding into office bv vcursing the work Of
their own hand. - TRS. Adpocate.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTES.

The introduction and extension of
Mechanics Institutes in England and
America within The las; fifteen ears are
astonishing. II shows that The lahoring
classes, "the tOlling Millions" as Car
lyle calls them, are becoming objects
Of regard, and subjects Of the eevaling
irhuences of education and science
This is the true democracy of learning
TO bring it to the humbest, and off,r
it. If possible, like the Gospel, without
money and without price. This is lhe
only true basis Of II vIrtuOus people the
only lasting cornerstone of popular
Government; the only eEectuaI way TO
raise man from The lowest forms and con
dilions of humanity. There are over
two hundred Mech mics institutions IN
England, where fifteen years ago there
was not one. These two hundred and
sixteen enrol nearly twenty six thousand
members, one haIf Of whom are the real
workingmen of the land, The object of
thtse associations are threefold; to form
classes for day and night instruction for
children and adults; to sustain annual
courses Of lectures on popular and inter.
eslinE subjects; and the gathering Of IL
brarles Tor the use Of members and ub-
scribers The number of lectures alone
delivered before these institutions last
= wear was about two thousand.
The noblest Of these institutes is the
one iu Liverpool, founded by James
Muspralt, Esq The building alone
cost nearly seventy thousand dollars
It numbers three thousand three hun
dred members, eight hundred q. fifty pu
pills in three day schools-six hundred
pupils in fifteen or sixteen evening elias
ses; il has fifty teachers regularly EN-
ploycd, whose salaries amount To five
thousand pounds per annum; library
lh0usand three hundred readers, and
6aIly distribution of rwO hundred vol
unrs; aud pobllc Lectures twice a week
nucGdnd by audiences varying from sew
en- hundred to phirtcen hundred.
IN this country, also, they have beer
or great service 10 the young, and have
been the means not only Of Preven'n;
the premature ruin OF hundreds, bu, al
SO OF training up many who ore ever
now the praise and nrnaments OF thei
reIIows. he first Lyceum esrahiishe
in the nPcd States was by few ind
vidnaDs in Massachusetts in 1926. -
Georgian.
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"laiO them a feet."- A northern paper
tells good 'un, the sum and substance
of which are these:-Two gentlemen
disputed so loudly on the subject OF hank.
Ing that they swoke big dog which had
been sleeping on The hearth before them
and be barked most IuriousIy. An od
gentlemen present who had been quietly
slipping his wine while the disputants
were talking, gave the dog kick, and
exclaimed, Hold your tongue, you
brute! You know no more about it than
they dO!-PicGyune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-10

Melancholy Accideat.-rhe Wlnches.
ter, (Va) Republican of Friday says:
"It is with feelings Of heartfelt regret
that we record the death of our late
esteemed friend, Major Cornelius b,
Hte, OF this county. We understand
that, on Wednesday last. he was hunt.
ing in the fields in the neighborbood Of
his residence, near MiddIetown, when,
becoming (atigued, he placed himself
upon fence to rest, with his gun direct.
ly below him in perpendicular position,
and that in the attempt 10 raise it up it
went of, lodging the whole load in the
lower part Of his stomach. and causin 2
instant death Mr. H.. by his amiabIe &
genIIemanIy department, had rrndere ed
himself greatly beloved by his acqunin.
tances, and, though a young man, his
loss TO the county, particularly his i'm
mediate neighborhood, will be severely
felt and deeply regretted"
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se!EsB GlGSI GgIEa
AND PITTSBURGH
Weekly Chronicle.

1 NEW WEEKLY PAPER, of i'm
"a PeriaI sizr, will be published ear
ly in the ensuing month, containing tales,
poetry, anecdotes, early news, CONNER
cal information, aud variety of other
reading matter, euch as police reports
proceedings in or criminal courts, and
other original articles of merit.
0JPersons desIrous Of subscribing can
hand the money 10 the nearest poslmas.
ter, who is authorised TO frank it to the
publisher.
Terms Of the IRON CITY.-One
copy will be forwarded one year for hrO
doildys in ddrGnce, or Sir copies for Ten
dollars. Five dollars will he received
in payment for six copies for six months,
A current one dollar note, forwarded
TO the publisher free of postage, wiH secure
a cOpyfor Sir months.
Specimen numbers will be forwarded,
as soon as published, to those who may
request it.
All orders should he addressed 10
r. G. BERFORD.
Publisher of Me Iron City. Pittsburgh.
December 10, l84l
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue OF an order oil the Court Of
Common PIeas, for Carroll county, Ohio,
made at their October Term, A. ID. 1s41,
the undersigned administrator Of The
estate Of David ). Levy, deceased; will
ufi-r for sale al the door Of the Court
House IN CiuolIton, in said county, at
public auction on Friday tn 3lsr day Of
December next, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A, NJ. and o'rIock P. NJ. Of
said day; all the undivided half Of Lot
No. 30, in Arkinson's addition to the
town Of CarfoItoo, subject 10 The widow,
Of deceased, lite estate in the same
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Administrator.
November 26, lS4l.
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Western Eloquence.-Tbe following

Western Eloguence. The following
appears IN a Western paper.
Gentlemen Of the Jury:-Can you for
an instant suppose that my client here, a
man who alters sustaineded high dep
redaIon in society, man you all on
yen suspect and es EN- for his many good
quantIlIes; yes, gentlemen, a man what
nPrer drinks more nor quart OF ltkker a
uay; can you, say for an instant, sup
pose that this ere man would be guilty
oI hooklu'a box of percushum caps?-
RaltIcsnakes and coon skins loro,d! --
Peter TO yourselves. gentlemen, IA teI,er
fast asleep IN his log caJIn, with his in'
oocent wife ard orphan children by his
side all nature husheG in deep repose.
and nought to be heard but The mutturlng
.oI thc silent thunder and the hoIIering Of
the bull frogs; then imagine to yourself a
teller sneaking up to the door ike a des
picabe hyena, softly entering the dwell
ling Of peaceful and happy family, and
in the most mendacIous and destardIy
manner, hooking a whole box of percus-
hum! Gentlemen, will not, cannot
dwell upon the monstrosiry Of such
scene! My feelings turn from such pic
ter Of moral turpentIne, like big wood
chuck woud turn from my dog Rose! |
cannot for an instant harbor the idea
that Gny man in these digglns, much less
this ere man, could be guilty Of commit
ting an act Of such rantankerous and
unextrampted discretion.
And now, gentlemen, after this ere
brief view OF the case, let me retreat Of
you to make uD your minds candldly and
unParllalIy, and give US such a verdict
as we might reasonably suspect from
such an enlightened aud intoIerant body
of our feIer citizens s-remembering that
in the language of Nimrod, who fell in
the battle Of Bunker Hill, it is better that
ten innocent men should escape, rather
than that ore guilty should suffer, Judge,
give US a chaw of tobacco.
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An Irish Letter. An lrishman wrote
TO his son at School in Dublin, the fol-.
loving letter:
Dear Son-Ir you are we'll when this
reaches you, we are we'll By the
bearer ! send you my old brown coat
get a new one made out Of it. Your
mather sends. unbeknowing 10 me, five
pounds | hope you will not spend
Them foolishly, Ii you do just can tell
you that you are a silly goose, and |
remain your afeclionate father,
P. S, Your sister Sally wanted me
10 tell you to send her she'll comb, but
as forgot it this time, and the letter
was already sealed, will mention it
in my next.
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No NJ

Those indebted 10 the late firm Of
Collier g. McCormirk are requested TO
call and settle Immediately, as longer
indulgence cannot be given 10 those who
neglect this notice. Come and settle, II
you cannot pay at this time, it will cost
you nothing TO give your Note, and by
that means settle off the old score. This
10 The last time we shall Dun you in this
,cdy
COLLIER & MCCORMICK.
CarrolItnn, Oct 90, la4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-10

MAKRlED.-On the I'd inst by }.
G. Kennedy, Esq, Mr.. JOHN WEAVER,
to Mrss CHRISTINA TREssELL, all of Car,
roll county, Ohio.
Or the 30th ult., by the Rev, L. Jan
ny, Mr., MERCER MATLoCK, Of Leesburg
CARROT county. Ohio, 10 Mss MARY E
JANNY, of New Lisbon, CoIumbana Co
Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-10

The Declaration.-Ilere is one of the
nealest turned epigrams in the lan-
guage. Imagine, if you please, senlI,
mentaiSt most gracefully reclining on
a sofa, with the last fashionable novel
In her hand, and heart unfeeling as "a
piu.cushIon, and before her, postrate on
bis marrow bones, perfpmed youth Of
twenty, with eyes upturned in agony
sublime, sobbIng out in any thing but
dIspassion:
"Nly charmer! | would die for thee.
If thou wouId'st only live for me!'
"Ah! do" "repIed the dark.eyed elf,
~ neUer want to die mytEef
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Store Goods.
NEW, FINE AND A LITTLE THE CHEAPEST
in CarrOIItOn.
a. i, LI[pIIlaLT,

S41 sl9 SIlI u lIlG1LI1
PRESENTS his compliments 10 the !
cIlizens Of Carroll, and informs them
'hal he has just arrived with largo and
splendid assortment of SEASONABLE !
GOODS carefully selected in The East.
ern cities, which he is opening in the
room recently occupied by Mr.. Work.
man, near the Court House. Ile has
CLOTHS, CASSINERES,
Casslneus, Btitieh and
Silks, Domestic Prinis
bomO"zInes, Gnghams,
MefInoes, Drilling,
Saxony Coth, Ticking,
Chintz, Irish Llnnen.
MOUSSELLlNE DE LAME,
Vestings, MusIrns, and spIeudid as.
sorrment Of SHAWLS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, COTTON YARN, FLAN-
NELS, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnetts,
Brooms, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, MoIasses,
Spice, RaIsins, Candles. Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars, Fish, Dye.srufis, Paper, Glass.
ware, Fire Irons, Sleigh bells, Powder.
Caps, Sho,, and Le2d, Table, Pen,
Pocket, and Shoe knives; Knob and Nor
fox Latches; Hinges and Screws;
Squares, Files Razors, Hair and Curry
Combs; Silk, Buck, Kidd, WooIlen and
Cotton Gloves; with fine assortment Of
QUEENSWARE,
And every other article usually kept iD
Retail Store.
His goods have been purchased on
terms unusually fair, and the only favor
he asks the people to do themselves is
to call up to No. 2, cheap side, and buy
the cheapest Goods in the market.
CarroIlton, Dec 10, lc4l.
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AIT1LNNEAT T.

AT my instance writ Of attachment
was this day issued by Thomas Williams,
a Justice Of the Peace, Of Rose Town.
ship, Carroll county, against the proper
~ and effects Of John Miller, a non.res.
Ident Of said county.
DAVID R CAMERON.
December 8, IB41.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-10
November 70, l84I.
SHERIFFS' SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of condition. erpo
nus, to me directed from The Court o
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
| will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
on FRIDAY, the 10th day Of Dec, at the
Inn Of Jacob SholI, in The town OF Lodi,
Carroll county, Ohio, the following pro-
perty, viz:-One bay mare, one dun
horse, one bay horse, two brown horses,
one sorrel mare, one gray mare, one
gray horse, one four horse wagon, four
sets of horse gears, three black and white
COWS, two red aud white cows, and 100
bushels oil cora. Sale 10 commence at
II o'clock, A. NJ.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November l9. l64l.
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LEATHER.
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL thuse who know themselves IN
de ted 10 the subscriber, either by note
or hook account, are requested TO make
immediate payment. As he has moved
lrom Carrnlton. notes ard accounts are
lett ~uh ]. G. Kennedy, Esq. IN Carroll
ton. ~uh whom, those 'nd'otfd, will he
kind enough to call aud mike payment,
nrfoTe auN cost may h" uGded.
VIM. Il. MART ZALL.
October %, l84l.
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Dec. 10, 1S4l.
SURPLUS,

MOTT Z IS hereby given to all those
indebted for Interest on their bonds paw.
able to the Fund Commissioners Of Car
roll County, that if not paid within ff-
teen days there will be prompt measures
taken Tor the cole jtion.
By order OF Fund Commissioners,
y. WORKMAN, Ageut
December %, l84I.
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N Office.

THE subscriber having made con-
tracts witch must necessarily be met.
with cash, on the firs' dav Of April next,
respectful ly asks those indebted 10 him,
to make payment II IS not his wish TO
use cOerCIve measures; yet II this notice
should be neglected he will be compel.
led, however reluctant he may feel, to
use rls,d means TO collect, al least, from
those who have been indebted to him for
years.
JOHN S. HUNTER.
d emher 8, l84l
n. B. Whea, and Oats will he taken
In payment, al cash prices
]. 8. II.
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QUEENSWARE,
COOKING STOVES.

A few Cooking Stoves Of a welItried
and highly approved pattern, for wood
fuel, on hand and for sale by
A. S LlTTELL.
Dec. 10, 1S4l.
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THE LYCEUM

Will meet in the Court House on
Monday evening next, (the 18th inst
al early candle lighting, when the fol.
lowing que stion will be discussed:
us ii Me duty of cpery citizen to be-
come a member OfG temperance Socicty.'
DISPUTANTS
Affirmative, Negative
John DUNBAR, ROBERT I ATKINSON,
f. r. PRESTON, WILLIAM NJ. SINCLAIR
A general attendance is requested,
JAMES GALLAHER, Secty,
CarroIIon, Dec. 10, lS4l.
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COLLIER & MCCORMICK.
CarrolIton, Oct 90, la41.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. Is hereby given to all those
knowing themselves indebted TO the es.
tate oil James Tay lor, late Of Harrison
township, Carroll county, Ohio, deceased,
to make Immediate payment TO The un-
derslgned administrators; and all those
having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly au.
ihenticaled, for settlement, within Que
year from this dars.
LEONARD HERSH,
ISAAC LEWTON,
Administrators.
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DAVID WATT.

Carrollton, Nov. IL, lS4l.
Ohio Repository, Canton: and Wes'
tern Herald, Steubenville; will insert
The above 10 the amount Of one dollar
each g. send their accounts 10 this office.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
STRAY HORSES.

F6NAKEN up BY the subscriber, living
i in Union township, Carroll county,
OnIo, on the 2lst day Of August, lS4l +,
as eslrays, one light sorreI HORSE, with
'ghr name and larI, supposed to be three
years old, Also, at the same time and
place, one dark brown MARE, with a
star ir the forehead, supposed 10 be three
years old No other marks or brands
percelvabIe.
JOHN ELDER.
Nov. 5, IS4l,
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EAG5E2G1US
z '-LN.1 Z u = = U y
FOR
The Ohio State Journal,
During the Session Of The Ltgtotature
or for The year.

This long established and we'll known
public Journal is now issued from the
press Daily, Tri-WeekIy, aud Weekly.
The Proprietor has recently charged
himself with several thousand dollars for
the purchase Of new materials, for the
purpose Of enlarging and improving his
paper, and increasing iIs value 10 The
political and general reader. II 10 his
determination 10 rrgIecD nothing neces'
sary 70 make The Sale Journal what II
should be. situated as II 10 at the CapI.
toi OF the State, the focus Of political al.
traction and The center to which all look
with interest and expectation.
As usual, the most competent and
. faithful Reporters have been secured,
and during the session Of The approaching
! General Assembly, which Is looked 10
with more than ordinary interest, the
duty Of giving full and faithful reports
Of lis proceedings will be assumed, and
ample space will at all lines be appro-
prated To the action Of The State and
/ National Administrations, the doIngs Of
Congress, and TO loreIgn and domestic
intelligence, light aud miscellaneous
reading, &c &c. Among matters of a
minor consequence, Price Current, a
Bank Note labIe, will be inserted, and
carefully revised as occasion may re-
quire. Particular attention will also be
gwen to the quotations for staple arli.
cIes and products in lhe Eastern markets.
In short all that industry and enterprise
caG effect towards making the Stale
Journal useful and interesting to lis rea-
ders, shall be bestowed upon II, and the
publisher, with this pledge Of his iu
exerlons will be properly appreciated
and rewarded.
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SAMUEL LOVE.
GEORGE VISION,
November 2S, lS4l.

FARMS FOR RENT
WE will rent the farms belonging 10
the Estate OF James Sinclair. deceased =,
near the town of CarroIIlo0, for Two or
three years from the first OF April next.
Proposals will be received unuIl the lsl
Of JaOuary, l842, at whlch time we will
article. Security will be required for
The payment of The rent. Proposals can
he handed to VIM. NJ. Sinclair, al the
Store of Jackson q. Sinclair.
CHARLES FAWCETT,
GEORGE SLOAN.
Executors.
November 10, lS4l.
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November 26, l64l.
ADMINISTRA TORS NOTICE.

ADMINISIRA TORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
knowing themselves Indebted TO The es.
tate of Christopher Love, Iaie Of Brown
township, Carroll county, OHIO, deceased,
TO make Immediate payment to the un.
derslgned administrators; and all those
knowing themselves indebted to said es.
tate, are requested TO present them, pro.
perly authenticated for settlement, within
ore year from this date.
SAMUEL LOVE.
GEORGE VISION,
Administrators
November 2S, lS4l.
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Having disposed of my interest in the
firm OF Martin g. Lawson, to Mr.. JOcoh
Covodp, of PENNSYLVANIA, on retiring
from business | embrace the opportunity
of returning my grateful thanks TO our
numerous customers for their kindness
and tayors, and would recommend their
favorable notice lo my successors in bu-
siness, Lawson g. Covode.
NJ. MARTIN.
Wellsvillp, Nov. 10, l8il.
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TERMS.

THE OHIn STATE JOURNAL is issued
Daily, Tr, Weekly, and Weekly, on the
following terms, payable invariably 10
advance:
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NJ. MARTIN
D. T. LAWSON.
WeIIsville, Nov. ~, l84l.

THE undersigned having associated
themselves under the firm of LGtOSOn g.
Copode, for the purpose OF continuing
a general Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission business, in the house
occupied by Martin g. Lawson. where
by strict attention to business, they hope
to secure liberal patronage. Mer-
chants and others are requested to call.
D. #. LAWSON,
JACOB COVODE.
WeIlsvllle, Nov. -, lS4l.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Martin & LAWSON, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
and the books, papers, notes and accounts
are left with d. T. Lawson and Jacob
CoYode for settlement.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
BATH MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1871

own son p also found temporary relieffrom the
horrors of his situation in insensibilty. The xt
minute, the wretched hostess. who was innocent
of all that had passed, and who was, without
knowing it, the wife of a murderer, the mother of
murderer, and the mother ola murdered son
of a son killed by brother and father-ran to
the apartment, and would have increased ten-fold
its already insuppqrtable horror by entering there,
had she not been prevented by the honest town s.
people She had been reused from sleep by the
noise made in the stable, and then by her hus-
bands shrek, and was now herself, shrieking
and frantic, carried back into the inn by main
force. The two murderers were forthwith bound
nation which was made the next morning, it ap-
peared from evidence that the person murdered
was the youngest son of the landlord of the inn,
and person never suspected of a crime more
serious than habitual drunkenness that instead
of being in bed, as his father and brother had be-
lieved him, he had stolen out of the house and
joined a party of carousers in the town; of these
boon companions, all appeared in evidence, and
two of them deposed that the deceased being ex-
ceedingly intoxicated, and dreadng his father S
wrath, should he rouse the house in such state,
and at that late hour, had said to them that he
would get through the window into the little de-
tached apartment, and sleep there, as he had Of
ten done before, and that they companied him,
and assisted him to climb to the window. The
deceased had reached the window once, and as
they thought would have got through 1t, but,
drunk and unsteady as he was, he slipped back ;
they then had some difficulty in inducing him to
climb again, for in the caprice ofintoxcation, he
said he would rather 60 and sleep with one of his
comrades. However, he at last effected his en-
trance, and they, his two comrades, had gone to
their respective homes. The wretched criminals
were executed few weeks after the confession
of the crime. They had confessed every thing,
and restored to the householder the gold and the
paper money they had concealed, and which had
led them to deed SO much more atrocious than
even they had contemplated.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

The Lumber Trade in Mqine. The quantity OF
Lumber which has been brought to market from
the forests in the State of Maine is estimated, in
the Portland Advertiser, to be one hundred and
sixty millions of feet, which on an average is
worth 81 per thousand feet, and yields 81, 60O,-
900. This quantity was received from the Pc
nobscot, .Kennebec and Androscoggin Rivers. 1t
is added that the other rivers in the State yielded
sx,y-fve millions more, which will make the
aggregate product of the year $2,25O,00o.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
THE Florida War again nearlu Ended. A

The Florida War again nearly Ended. Ad-
vices to the 26th ult from Florida. speak of a
probable termination of the war Fifteen Indians
had gone to Tampa from Sam Jones camp and
stated that he and one hundred and fifty warriors
were near at hand, and that many ofthem desired
to surrender. Col Worth had sent strong in
ducements for them to come in, and it was
thought they would do SO speedily. Three Of
Wild Cats party arrived at Tampa and stated
that all his people were on their way to that
post.