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"TAMpA, Dec. %, 1910.


"Tiger Tai's and brother, with several
others, have come into Fort King, and surren-
dered themselves. Tiger-tail himself is daily ex-
pected. On his arrival the party will be sent to
Tampa, under an escort which is required as
security against interruption from the Mico-
sukies. Among the delegation is a nephew of
Echo-emathla, the principal chief of the Talla-
hassees. This man was sent out to bring in
that chief, and has returned with him, his son,
and six or eight other, who are now at Fort No
a, near Cedar Keys. The son has gone out
again to bring in his fathers brother, but has
not yet returned. So far, then, the ITALIA
hassee tribe is concerned, the prospects are GER
tainly fattering. A portion Of tho Delegation
are now in the neighborheod of Peas Creek,
collecting their brethren-the Seminoles proper.
Seventy or eighty of these had sometime since,
already collected, and were on their way in, but
were unfortunately alarmed and dispersed, on
seeing an armed boats crew, who were out
scouting. Such assurances have been sent to
them, and explanations made, as to leave little
doubt OF their coming in now, and they are ex-
pected at CharlolleIs Harbor in about ten days,
where they will be met by their chief, Holotoo-
chez, Qhe principal of the delegation,) who has
promised to bring them to Tampa frsm there in
a steam boat.
''1'he delegation (from Arkansas) has alss
sent to Coachoochce, one of the mostactive and
formidable of the Miccosoukie chiefs, by one of
his people, (who lately came in with flag of
truce and surrendered himself) in the hope to
induce him TO come in. This Coachoochee has
an uncle in the delegation, who has sent urgent
entreaties to him to come and listen to what he
has to say"
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03- AUTHORIZATION No. 4.-The fourt
numpeI OF tnsuroofsind7on, s.ory Oh baIimore, by
Knight x Colbum, ia Baltimore street, and 10 for sale
by them aud at the different Book Stores in the city
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FREsHETs-THE sUsQUEHANNA

The Rail Road Company's steamboat, with
the passengers from this city for Philadelphia
that left ON Saturday morning, in attempting to
cross the Susquehanna to the eastern side, was
caught in the floating ice which carried her down
the river, six or seven miles below Havre de
Grace, to the mouth of the North East River
AS soon this became known here, the Vice
President of the Company despatched to Havre
dc Grace two experienced steamboat captains,
two engineers, and others, with instructions to
man the steamboat Carroll, lying at Havre de
Grace, and go to the relief of the Susquehanna
and the passengers The Relief was also start
ed from this city to proceed to the river for the
same purpose. We are happy to state that no
injury was sustained by the Company's ferry
boat, and that the line of travel has been re-
stored to its usual safe and expeditions condition.
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n OTICE-I have in my possession the left hand
IL half ola Ten Dollar note the Bank of S. Caro-
lima, dated at Charleston No. ia. Henry, Cashier.
Also, the left hand half of a Ten Dollar on the
State Bank AT lndiannasols, Illnols-letteTs A. No.
3le2-payabe TO A. Deming
The above parts of notes were sent me during my
sidence in Washington the letters WHICH brought them
have been lost Holders of the other halves will please
remit them TO the Editor o. the Pilot, at Baltimore.
Ii
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no papers from Philadelphia of Saturday. A
slip from the Office of the Star and Democrat,
dated Friday, 2 O'Clock P. M, has the follow
ing:
cat the time this slip is being worked off, a
great freshet has come on in the Schuylkili river
The water is IL feet above high water mark,
and still rising. Coal, wood, and other articles
have been swept from the wharves. Iii sup
posed, however, that the damage done so far is
the whole, as it is expected that the food will
drop with the tide. The loss is trifing along
the city front, being estimated at $4,000.
"The Permanent bridge stands very firm, and
no danger is anticipated. 1t stood the great
flood two years since when the water was much
higher than at present, and when so much
damage was done.''
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LATER FROM FLORIDA.
MoRE INDIAN MrTnrRs.

HAuRE INDIAN NUMBERS.
We learn from passenger who arrived here
yesterday in the steamboat William Seabrools,
that the Indians have committed more murders
in Florida, and that too, in the immediate vi
cinity of the U. S. military stations.
1t appears that Lieut. SHERWOOD, and a Mrs.
MONTGOMERY, wife of Lieut.. MoNTGoMERY, of
the 9TH Reg iment of Infantry, were riding out
for pleasure, few days since, under an escort
Of soldiers, and when only two miles from the
military post at Micanopy, were fred on by a
party of Indians" Lieut. Sherwood, Mrs.
Montgomery, a sergeant major and two prvates
of the escort were killed. Mrs. M. was from
Cincinnati, and had been married but short
time
This news was brought to Fort Tanning by
express, on the 18th ult. Five -privates were
missing at the time the express left Micanopy.
Two wagoners, on the road from Pilatlia to
Fort Russell, were shot by the Indians on Tues
day last They had started out few hours i'll
advance of the escort, and were about miles
from Pilatka. A scout was sent out, but return
ed as usual with no Indians.
The Savannah Republican of Monday last,
says flat the news in relation to the capture OF
the Indians by Col Harvey, is confirmed by the
arrival at this port last evening of the schooner
Lurana, Captain Swasey, in "a hours from st.
Augustine.
cit appears that Col Harvey, at the head OF
80 men, came upon camp of some 60 Indians
about 20 miles from Key b1scayne. The Indians
were at their breakfast. The attack was ''sharp,
short and decisive" and the result most fortu-
nate Ten of the warriors were killed in the
encounter, or hung afterwards, and forty-fve
women and children were taken prisoners. Col.
Hamev lost one man killed and were wound
ed The prisoners were brought into Key Bis
cayne, from which post Col II. again set out ON
the 2Sth ult. with detachment of rs men, in
quest ef Sam Jones' camp, to which one of the
warriors who was spared to act a guide, pro-
missed to conduct him."
The following is letter from Judge MARVIN,
to the editors of the Tallahassee Eo,idian, Civ
ing some additional particulars of the expedi-
ton Of Col. HARVEY:
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~. o The obvious definition of Mona rchy,'
says Csiibon seems to be that of a State, in
which lt.single person, by whatsoever name he
NAV be distinguished, is entrusted with the ere
cutienqf the Iaaos the management Of the re
Uegine and the command Of the army"
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DESTRUCTIVE FREsHETs AND Loss OF LIVES
The Newark Daily Advertiser of Saturday,
states that much damage has been done along
the Passaic, by the sudden thaw, occasioned by
the late rains. -Four of the six bridges on that
river, were entirely swept away on Friday, VIZ:
the bridge at Weagel near Patterson; the Ac-
quackanaclk and Bellville bridges, and the cid
Newark bridge The rail road bridge stands
firm. The damage on the North River and its
tributaries, is said to be immense. The destruc-
ton along the Croton Water Works have been
very great, and is estimated at S1S0,000. Some
Of the bridges OH the New York and Albany post
route, are also destroyed-several dwelling hou-
ses carried away, and at least three lives
lost in the vicinity of the Crotch dam. 1t is al
SO stated that the ice in the Connecticut and
Housatonic rivers, from some distance from
their mouths, is broken up.
A great deal of damage has been done on the
Delaware, by the breaking up of the ice. The
Trenton Gazette says that Yardleyvile and
Taylorsville bridges also destroyed.
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On board brig UIacttlla,

ST. MARKS, Dec 3lst, 1910.
Dear Sir: News had arrived at Key West be-
fore my leaving there, that Col Harvey, of the
IT, S. A about the 18th instant, had a rencontre
with the Indians in the interior of the everglades.
With force of about ninety men, he entered
the everglades in canoes, guided by John, ne
gro who was captured by the Indians in 1885,
from his master, Dr. Crews, and who escaped
and came into the camp at Cape Florida a few
months since The negro conducted the Colonel
through the everglades to the Indian town, and
he surrounded it and fired upon them, killing
oneor two Indians, and taking thirty eight prison.
ers. In the assault, the chief OF the band, Char
k-ka, escaped, but was pursued several
miles by one of the dragons, and overtakeh
and shot Among the prisoners taken were ten
warriors, nine of whom were hung; the life OF
the tenth, being saved for a future guide The
rest of the prisoners were women and children,
and were all spared and taken to the post at
Cape Florida.
The band of Indians is known as the the Span
ish band, and the same who murdered Mr.. Cool
eys's family and several others at Cape Florida,
and captain Walton of the light ship, and Doc
tor Crews They are the same Indians too, whe
surprised Col. Harvey year since, at Caloosa-
hatchc, under McCombs treaty of peace; and
the same who recently burned and destroyed
the settlements on Indian Key, killing men,
women and children, and mutilating their bod
Indians, with this same Ckai-lsi-ka at their head,
has been the terror of the South for years, and
have probably drank as much white blood as any
in the Territory.
The Colonel recaptured thirteen or fourteen
of Colts rifles, taken from him at Calooshatche
by the Indians, and about two thousand dollars
worth OF goods carried off by the Indians from
Indian Key.
This affair of Col. Harney's will do more to
strike terror into the Indians, and to bring about
a real peace, than any thing that has occurred
for long time. The everglade is no longer the
refuge of the Indian. His ewn Businesses are pene-
trated by the white man.
Col Harvey is about again to penetrate the
everglades in pursuit of Sam Jones, he now
having guide to conduct him to his town He
is to be joined by several officers in the navy,
and company OF marines, who are now upon
the coast. Energy like this will soon end the
war, and with less loss of life than temporizing
measures.
The Ftoridian also contains the following ex-
tract OF letter from Tampa Bay in reference
70 fha oc tha In
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pENNIANSUIP.

I'm IT'S GREATEST PERFECTION, taught with
4 Davison's Patent Muscular Guide, in few practical
and ensy lessons. It's importance
FIRST, TO Gentlemen.-It avoids confusion; frequent
y ltg1Sn; and secures ease and despatch i'll transact
ing business gives to the merchant which imparls
neaness and regularity TO his books nsures the clerk
increase of salay enables the lawyer to transact e
gal business to be at undersood the
doctor aga inst the confusion that sometimes sacrifices
the life OF palient-in fine, there is calling or con-
diton IN life IN which GOOD writing TO gentlemen does
not exenplify its importance, and, when attained, pro
duce positive benefits.
SEcoEDLY, to the Ladies-There is no accomplish
ment IN lady's education that vsiby expresses
refinement than that of good writing. II appears be
the external representation of all other improvements
the lady that can place her ideas upon paper ia style
both chaste and BEAUTIFUL, may be assured she has
way of introducing herself others, that will
her very distinguished respect.
Rooms III HAITIMnRF ST II ARm
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a. COTCH WHISKEH-Superor ycotch Whil-
- key on draught aud by the demoh This Whs-
key is of superior quality and high favour aud persons
wanting good articIe will do well 10 give MS a call
VIM GEO. MCLEAN.
n27 At Lombard street, near Light.
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FRANKLIN BANK PAPER.

A WELL SECURED GROUND RENT of one
IA hundred dollars, egiby situated will be sold oi
$3.50 Franklin Bank Notes, if application be made to.
day or tomorrow. JESSE Il. PETERS,
il Corner of Market and North SIS
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NEW CARPETTNG.
LOOK TO YOUR COMFORT HEATLTH

THVHE pTesent and approaching exceBdive H0t Wed
II ther, is not only very oppressive and uncomfora
BILE, but must become very unhealthy: IL il therefore
prudent and advisable that persons who have any re-
gard for the comfort and health of their families, should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this season
of the year--especiay, when good clean delightful
Wow, at the BEDDING MARTS, N. w. and s.. w.
rofnefs of Lombard and Light Streets Those who
coubt will please call and examine for themselves.
I6dH
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GOLD PENs,

ANANFIELD & BROTHER have received a further
u supply of "Hawkins'' celebrated GOLD PEN,
which they warrant to write well for year. if used
properly For sale, Of Market aud Charles SITS
ii
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4 OPPERPLATE AND MUSIC PAPER
~ on hand and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE,
dl7 South Charles 1t.
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NOARSE SALT
~ Turks Island,
st. Ubes, SALT
Cadz and Liverpool G. Alum,
For sale in lots 10 suit purchasers.
SELLMAN & CROOK,
800 corner of South and Pratt streets.
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Tenffer- -N0bn?enzS SprinofeDern.

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