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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26
nARRS LIFE PILLS-To the Public.

The propretors the extraordinary medicines knewn
wholesale branch of their house i'll New,fork at the CIar
epdon House, corner OF Dnane-street and Broadway;
The value of this medicine III bilious complaints blotches
on the skin cholera norbus dysenery ntngs foul BREATH
heartburn, headache, Inflammation indigestion, languor
liver complaints piles scrofna and numerous other nis'
eases may be judged when known that the sale in Eu
rope las increased 10 the enormous amount OF boxe
weekly equal TO more than milGoa and half yearly
From its great celebrity it is sold in almost all parts OF
the globe. No medicine ever yet offered to the world,
so gentle in its nature be taken by the invalid
however weakly, being composed OF the most innocent
herbs.
For particu lars of this astonishing medicine together
with the OF its remarkable and renowned dscoverer
Thomas PART who lived 70 the may age o. ioS
all the agents in NewYork and other parts OF the United
States
Ruson Aspnwal druggists and chemists, Sc wilam-st.
ITO Broadway, and 10 As,or House.
Abraham Sands Co.. druggists and chemists granite
buildings, Z73 Broadway, corner OF Chambers-sL
r. Dickie, 41s Broadway, corner ST Lispenard-st
A. w Badeau, Bowery NJ sIicne Store; 25o Bowery :.
J. J. Codd!ngton apothecaries ~ Hudson's corner OF
C. L. Cotton chemist apotccary, 2es Blseckersree
corner Of JoncSsreet
j. Wendover, druggist AID apothecary 4l Eighth avenue
DR.. Sym6. IS BOwery, cor Walker-st
Brooklyn-wm. Armstrong. seed, drug and patent med
cine warehouse 1914 Fuonst au2 lmT
CONFIDENCE inspires Confidence
" Jones' Drops for Humors-An internal remedy for
dseaseso the skin such as salt rheum
scruula scad head liberated legs and scury, with
their kindred external and internal humors
Sufficient time having been given TO test lis invaluable ef
cacy and safety this medicine is warranted to cure in
all cases where the directions faithfully complied with
The money refunded Designed for persons of all ages
sexes and conditions
Agenis-E Griggs, New Lebanon Springs, General
Agent for the State Gilbert, the New Lebanon De-
pot Tor Herbs ks No 81 Fulton-st, Agent for the City,
Sub.Agents-E NJ Guion, Bowery and Grand-s's; Al
fred Hi 200 Greenwichst. II Hart, Corner Broadway
and Chaabers-sts; Coddagton Spring and iIud
and at Family Medicine Store 23O Bowery
Prnce-st; DR. Doolittle, 245 Centre New.
ark r. j.; E G Pcckham, Utica; F. Bogue. Lyons, X
Bentley, Penn Yam; c Walker, Otsego CO.; Rawls Il
Co. Albany Albany.
Physicians and others have been rcceved-a speak ia the
highest terms of its unerring efficacy. Jya I'm
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INT USIC AT THREE CENTS A Page,
We al No: u Lspennrdst, cor. Of Broadway: -CHAS
l. ESLAIN Music Publisher, is constantly receiving
and fashionable Music, for the Piano. Guitar and Flute,
which is selling the very low price of scen,s page
tail. Also hand, small lot OF Musical Instruments,
which will be sold very low. The public invited 20 call
examine for themselves. Wholesale dealers supplied
cheaper than any other establishment, the U. States;
N. B.-PaBo Fortes tuned al IS cents
wis If CHAS r GESLAIN
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HEMLOCK TIMBER

!
o. in logs, or sawed into rang
ne ing an9 cross timber. anu
.s- for all other uses requiring
d. llow-prieed article.
,e Builders, Manufacturing Com
ers. requiring large orders, may
executed az The shortest notice
reration two superior Circular
short small sized stufIs-such as
Is, wedges, rocket rods, &c. or
sons furnishing their own timber
ing. To all those Interested in
and examine for themselves at
street, North river.
COLYER l. DUGARD.
Ier is now fitting up complete
Ii steam power 10 execute every
great saving from former prices,
nd others facilities for obtaining
her establishment in the country.
York Steam Saw Mill,
of 14th-st., n. River. AUG lmr
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1 IMPROVED Patent Tailors' Shears,
Trirnmers and Points-A!so Bankers Shears, and Hair
SCISSORS for sale the manufacturers agents. 81
joan street, formerly al the sign OF the Golden Shears F
cb slj auto Imr
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FROM MEXICO

By tho arrival of the Br. Mail Packet
Fs-ih at the Ballze, the New Orleans pa.
IN, have news from Vera Cruz 10 tho
.Ih and from Mexico 10 the 9th inst
D, Texan prisoners had arrived a, Vera
u2, where many or them were taken
tx Of yellow Fever, and some had died.
Engagements were making TO bring them
ay. There was great rejoicing IN We
Cruz on the 10Th, over the capture and
pc ARRIVAL Of the best brig belonging TO
lcatan, She was cut out of the harbor
Campeachy by Com. Marin Of the
'cyican Navy.
The Mexican Congress Is in scssion =
qulet-but storm Is expected. The
aloniy OF them are said TO be FcderaIsts
POI opposed to Santa Anna.
The birth day of Santa Anna was cclo-
a'ed with great nolse--the Texan PIT
oe's were released, speeches were made,
aneGs were cat, sc. sc.
TEXAS.
4 Bdii'e.--By the arrival of the NcIo
ork al New Orleans, Texas dates 10 the
lh inst have been received. Tho Mex.
us had attacked the post at Lipantiilan,
ader command of Gen. Davis, and been
pulsed. The following IS Gen. rs. nc.
cunt Of the engagement, from head quar-.
fsn, dated
tsAP LIpASrIrLAS, July Z, 1912.
ms morning about daylight, the enc.
seven hundred strong, entered our old
4oampmnn', and IN few minutes attack.
Us 10 our new position, which they kept
w about 30 minutes, and then made
IVY retreat. Three Mcxicans were left
al on the field, and from their trails
'ny were dragged off; their killed and
0nded could not have been less than
"F men. | am happy 10 inform you
ud We had not man either killed or
'a'4ed' Ny whole force including Capt.
l''S'ons company OF mounted gunner,
aot exceed two hundred men; the
'N'can force, as | learn from wounded
Aooor, consisted of two hundred regular
w and five hundred Rancheros, the
r''e under the command of Gen. Canales.
expedition was fitted out for the ex.
n purpose OF attacking this post. They
: Oic held piece, four FOUNDER.
eotRm5ig made Wdich.-We saw at
uaze's Jewelry Store, few days
h1o Lever Watch, having seven
o, N and apparently first rate article
,,eFy respect, which was made from
Jump, by our towusman, Mr.. Thos.
''"''e'-S. c. Temp. Ado,
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deems il expedient to Withdraw him. He
Twill be sent as plenipotentiary 10 some
German court.
The prospect of the harvest in England
/ is favorable.
! III the House of Commons on the 18th,
Mr.. Baunerman moved The reduction OF
the duty on foreign grain till the lst of
January, in view Of the existing distress.
The motion was negatived by decided
! majority.
We have late dates from Spain, Germa-
ny, sc. but nothing Of importance.
Nothing later from India or China.
The income tax exciles much discomfort
and murmuring throughout England.
Business generally is greatly depressed.
The British revenue for the year ending
July 9th exhibits an increase of S3,000,-
600 over that of the preceding year,
There is decrease in the customs and an
increase in the post Office, excise, and
stamp.
Wheat from Chill, South America, has
been imported into Liverpool, and pays
fairly.
At the latest dates the cotton market,
Liverpool, was so abundautly supplied as
to cause difficulty in realizing late prices.
Letters from the East Indies give ae-
counts of a fair and steady and not unre.
muncrated business.
On the Edinhurg and Glasgow railway,
two trains came in contact on the 9th ult.,
and some injury to the passengers was the
result.
The stock market at half past twelve on
Saturday was as follows: Quotations for
Consoles 81 TO 99t, being the same as
yesterday bank stock 1868, and excheq-
Ter bills As to 80 premium.
Locking ina letter dated at Berlin
26th uIt. states that on the oath ult. all
accident occurred on the Potsdam railroad,
which had nearly proved as fatal as that
on the road TO Versailles. The sparks OF
fire from locomotive set FIRE to one of the
wagons. The persons inside perceiying
the smoke, endearored to open the doors,
but they pere locked. At length the con-
ductors, having heard the screams of the
passengers, succeeded in extingushing the
fire
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LATEST FROM Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.
The steamship British Queen, from Ant
werp on the Eth and Southampton Eng.
on the 10Th, reached New York about | {
O'clock on Wednesday evening, after {
boisterous passage Of seventeen days from
he latter port, in which she encountered
a succession of storms and westerly gales
She brings 35 passengers.
Sir Robert Pcels new tariff bill passed
its third reading in the House Of Lords OF
the night Of the sth, by 81 to 8. The
railway bill was read the second time
After some discussion by the Dukes o
Richmond and Wellington, Lords Brough
ham aud Hatherton, the Earl of Devon anC
Niscount Melbourne, the subject of the
mines and collieries bill was deferred fol
the present,
In the House of Commons the colierie:
bill was discussed, and Mr.. Ainsworth con
tended that the report Of the commissions
ers was one -sided and greatly exaggerated
The supply bill was taken up on the
Sth, aud the unparalleled distress that pre-
vailed throughout the country deplored by
nearly all The speakers.
Mr., Hume moved ain inquiry into al
unauthorized increase of the national debt
to the amount of s., 1875 ,569, but was de,
feated.
In the House of Commons, a motion BY
Mr.. Wallace to go INTO Committee on the
distress of the country was debated a
length, and, though supported by all the
talent OF the opposition, defeated signally
yeas IS, nays l01.
The distress in the manufacturing dis.
tricts continues, and is rather increasing
in severity. In Leeds, 1900 families are
receiving parochial relief.
Col. Dundas, of the army, has been pub.
licllly punished for using at table language
disrespectsul to the Queen.
The amount received for The benefit OF
the sufferers by the fire in Hamburg up 10
22d June was s, 2S0,000 marks banco.
The French elections were TO take place
on Sunday the 10th. The Ministers con-
tidently expected a Conservative majority
of 20 to so. The elections in Paris will
probably be favorable 10 tho Opposition.
NJ. Cassimer Perrier, first Secretary OF
the French Embassy at St. Petersburg,
remains there in complete isolation-the
Russian nobility, in pursuance Of an iati-
nation from the Palace, having closed
their doors against him. He affects TO dis
regard the cut, and receives company rath-
er ostcntatiously, but the French Ministry
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IMPORTANT TO BANKRuPTs.

We snbjoin a Report Of a Decision, JUS
made BIZ the Judges of the Supreme Court
IN case Of Bankruptcy, which will, we
have no doubt, be interesting 10 the pub.
Tic generally, and especially SO to Bank.
|rupis;
Lr parie, Jouy ZIEGENTuss.
This was an application to his Honor
|ladae Battle, for Writ Of habeas corpus,
10 be discharged from the custody of the
|slentr of Wake County. The Writ was
granted the 22d July, and upon its return
he sane day, il appeared that the appll.
ant, on the 18th day Of May last, filed his
Petition before the District Judge for the
District Of North Carolina, in which he
/ legged his inability 10 pay his debts, and
Enyed TO be admitted to the benefits OF
.e Bankrupt Act that notice was there.
non gwen 10 all his creditors, 10 appear
lore the said District Judge on the | ST
September next, 10 show cause, II any
! acy had, why the Petitioner should not
J. declared Bankrupt; that after the
as Of the Petition, a Writ of CdPias cd
] hdaeieadsm vas issued, at the instance
one Of his creditors, from the May
|Ierm Of Wake County Court, TO the She.
& Of Wake Conn'y, under Inch the APP
cant vas arrested and detained in cus;o.
r. His Honor, being inclined to tbink
|al The facts disclosed were not sufficient
I aaihorise the discharge Of the applicant,
b, understanding that different opinion
al been entertained aud acted upon by
her Judges, thought il best TO have the
~ considered by the Judges Of the Su.
|reme Court, IN order that the question
|agh: be sctlled by the highest authority.
y bis request, those gentlemen readily
greed to assist him in the hearing Of the
lase, and Il was thercupon fully and ably
|'gued before them all BY Mr.. Badger, for
E applicant. Upon a consultation, after
|e argument, the Judges were unanimous
q the opinion. that voluntary appl-
/ " for the benefits Of the Bankrupt Inv,
III not, upon the mere filing his pct.
-, and notifying his creditors of his in.
aiion to apply for decree declaring him
Bankrupt, but before such decree, claim
I exemption from arrest at the instance
one of his creditors. The applicant
|as ,herenpon rcmanded by Judge Battle,
the custody of the Sheriff, TO be dctain.
under the Writ Of Ca. "a. referred 10
BIS relurn.--Rai. Register.
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GDarInftR ct
Thursday, August IL, Isi2.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
THE RESULT.


Above We have given u table shown.
the result Of the election in this county OF
Thursday last. To say we are surprised
express very family our feeIings-we arr
mortified TO think that Wings should b,
so n gleotiul Of wha, is their duty TO them
selves. We never expected that our Can
didates for the Legislature would succeed
bua we did expect that the vote for More
head would have been as large as in $40
but 1t falls below that of $50, and if 9th
Ter sections have not done better We shall
have the modification of seeing u Loco
Foco elevated to fill the Guberna;oria
Chair Of the good old North State.
The vote for Governor so FAR is, More.
head l0,s22. Henry e,30s. The vote lor
Governor will be about that Of $50.
- far as the Legislature Is concerned,
Il the reported success of the Loco Focos
should be true, i, will be a hard race, and
Il the Wings succeed il will be BY very
small majority, without the eastern part Of
the State does better than the middle part.
The following IS allthe counties heard from.
NseiienJmg.-J John Walker $. John Kirk,
G Irwin aud J W Ross, &. T. y. Alexander
Sheriff
Cabera,-senate. Phafr W. 3:5: Young
3D. lI9. Commons, Rafringcr w elected
without opposition. Governor, Morehcad Clio,
Henry 212,
Rossas and Dasie.-Thc Wing ticket is elect
ed, BY small majority. Senate, R,bcIin. Com.
mons Lord Williams aud Brandon. all Wings.
Governor, Morehcad 1868, Henry 973.
Col o. w Lnue is reelected Sheriff in Rowan
by majority Of 23l votes
Barte.-Commons, NELL and Caldwell. w.
and w. W Avery D. a Loco Foco gain Of one
The Senator for Burke and Yancy no, heard
from. Pcsrson reelected Sheriff Governor,
Mosche,d l,5li, Henry 100
Lincoln Senate. Roa Commons Stowe,
White, Wilson, and Yont. all Democrats. Tho
returns tor Governor not received, bat near about
a. before.
Dsridson-The whole Wing ticket is said to
nave been elTcird ny small majority.
Sf0kcS-Tle Loco tocos said 10 ba oloctod,
II true, Wing loss Of two. Henry lls0, More.
head 900.
Calf8rd =. T. Motchcad. $. Joel Mclean.
C. G. Mcndenhall, WIN. Doak, c. ], W Doak
Sheriff Morchcad 1918, Heury ils.
Orange -Four Locos and | Whig elected
Wing loss Of three. Morehcad 1916, Henry
li19
Watt.-Shoppard, S. Rand, Massey and VII.
der, Call Loeos, no change. Henry 1855,
Morchead gjJ
Ssug --Loco Foco Ticket said 10 be elected,
If true Wing loss Of -four.
CasUeH Bedford Brown S. Calvin Graves
and l.. Walker. Call I.ccos and no change.
Henry 100, MoroheaA 2ii Brooks Sheriff
Randolph Elliott, 5; Brewer and Leach, c.
--ail Wings no change. Morehead 1854, lIen.
" 800.
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$3.50 Reward.
STOP TEE .HTRDERER

yENilE above Reward will be given for the an
Il pFehonsion and delivery 10 the Sheriff Of
CabaTFuS county, North Carolina, of man by the
name of o. MARK KlS0R,.fr who committed
an atroeious murder upon the body of James $.
Russell, OF this county, the 9Th instant, at the
house OF Allen Bosis in Cabarrus county, Said
kisor is about so years of age, FIVE feet 10 inches
high, dark hair, square shouldered, dark skin,
large mouth, has some appearance of the scalG
head, has large wbiskers, speaks quick, IS a
blacksmith by trade, and his very looks indicate
the rascal. lie was badly dressed in homespun,
but it is presumed he will change his clothes-he
a new pair of brogucs with stays around the
heels. lie is SO much in the habit of carrying
his rife that il is supposed he will take il with
him, it has plain stock and double triggers-be
has common case knife ground in the shape of
a butcher knife attached to his pouch by oath-
string through the handle. He has brother
living in Georgia, and two sisters in Mississippi,
one of them married TO Parrot Evans and the 9th.
or TO - Collins, formerly of Arson county,
where he will TO doubt attempt 10 go. kisor is
fond OF drinking and when the least tight is In the
habit of singing dirty BLACKBOARD songs, such as
nine times in night, &c. Any one apprebend-
ing said kisor and delivering him as above, shall
receive the reward
DAVID C. RUSSELL.
ROBERT L. RUSSELL.
Meckieaturg CO.. Aug 3, 1912. 46tf
N. b. Kisor has been in the habit of working
at the Beaver Dam Gold Mine, in Montgomery
county, and he may be lurking about there as he
has sister in lha, neighborbood married TO man
named John Kisor.
S. The Southern and Western papers will
please notice.
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THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
We have given to-day the corrcspon
dence between this government and Mexi
&C. 1t will be seen that Mexico has taken
exception TO the conduct of our citizens to.
wards Texas, virtually Directing at this
late day to the acknowledgement Of Tex
ian Independence. The language of Mr..
Webster is stIong but not more SO than
the case calls FOR, and which met with the
appreciation Of some Of his warmest oppo.
sers in the Senate. We feel impressed
WITH the belief that the conduct of Mexico
has been caused by the secret agency Of
England TO embroil us in war so that our
commerce might be crippled by the latter.
England is willy antagonist, and while
she is making great professions of friend
ship to our face she is no doubt secretly
planning our injury, for the United States
is the only mutton in her way 10 universal
domination. Time viii shcw whether we
are right or night.
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Asnnoao', \, C. July 10, 1912

Dr. j. hruL, Raleigh,
DEAR SIR | think your Medicines IRE about
to take start in this county, from the fact that
they effected cure which seems to have barfied
the skill Of the physicians in this section, for a
year or two. The subject is Mir. Nathaniel \ :,
who has been afflicted with the Liver Complaint,
together with some other complaints, say, Flatn
ience and Dyspepsia. He has taken one bottle
OF the Restorer together with the Aromatic Elk
tract and DepuEative Powder. He says that in
twelve hours, he felt relieved and in twenty four
hours, much rslieoed He has so far recovered,
now, as TO follow the avocaion Of his farm with
little or no difficulty. lie says he wants all who
are afflicted, 10 use your Medicines, and is re.
commencing them to the afflicted.
would be glad you would send me supply
very soon, BY the stage, of the Restorer, Aromat-
ic Extract and Abyssinia Mixture, as vast
number of persons are taking them now.
Respectfully yours,
J. NJ. A. DRAKE.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following Opinions have been delivered
since Our last, VIZ:
Per RrFFIN, c. J. in Gerrenger I. Summers
from Guilford affirming the Judgment below -
Also, in Newsom =. Thompson, from Northamp.
ton, Judgment below reversed and Judgment OF
nonsuit. Also in Price 4. Sharp, from Caswell
reversing the judgment below. Also, 10 Miller,
Ripley & Co. {. Richardson, ct al. from Ruther.
ford affirming the judgment below Also, IN
doe OK dem. Finley & Lea j. Smith, from Cas-.
well! affirming the judgment below. Also, in
Waddle y. Reddick. from Hereford Affirming the
Judgment briow. Also, in Dayie and Wife u
King, ct al. in Equity, from Person declaring
the slave part Of the residue, &c, and directing
the usual accounts, &c. Also in Rutherford =.
Green, ct al. in Equity, from Rutherford doclar.
ing the Plaintiff entitled to decree and direct.
ing an enquiry.
Per DANIEL, J. in Cox and Wife Q. Wilson,
from Pits affirming the judgment below. Also,
in Waddiil .. Moore, from Hereford affirming
the jndgmen, below. Also, in doe ex dem Ful
Ter .. Wadsworth from Lcnolr; affirming the
Judgment below Also, in Turner .. King, in
Equity, from Jones decree for an account.
Per GAsToN, J. in Motif r. Lane, from Ran.
dolph affirming the judgment below Also, III
Gardner Z. King, from Guil'ord affirming the
Judgment below Also, ia Elson Z. Dickson
from Jones affirming the Judgment below. Al
so, in State ex rel. Kelly =. Dunlap, Ct al from
Moore reversing the ludgmen. below Also, in
Tyson =. Tyson, ct al in Equity, from Moore
directing reference, SC. Also in Wadswor,l
r, Goss, in Equity from Davidson disnissin.
tho bill with costs. Also, in Gregory T. MurFell
in Equity, from OEslow; directing an account
Alse, in Cause t. Hall, in Equity, from Blldcn
ordering reference.
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A TRJTE WIIIG.

We saw gentleman on Saturday last,
from the East, who is spending his Sum-
mer in the West, proceeding to the Coun-
ty of his residenco-a distance of 10
miles--to vote the Wing Ticket. O! 81
SIC omnes RAJ. Register.
This is what we call the true Wing sp-
rit, and how different from the conduct OF
those Wings who neglected to vote on last
Thursday.
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Democratic Currency Standard
quotes Alabama money at from 35 to 80
per cent. discount, and predicts that it will
get down to - per cent.-Reg.
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The foregoing views of "a Farmer" on tho
.,h;ect OF the Tariff, are very sound, and We 70.
,,1,,nend them to the serious consideration Of our
.ssdrrs We sabjoin the following table show.
~ Inc rate Of Tariff we have TO pay on certain
,..orts. that are sent TO England and yet, not
.,abstanJing England is taxing US at this severe
'nd awful rate, there is party in this country,
,ss Democratic, who are not willing we should
s,,ke England pay tax on the thousands of luxu.
,.ss which sho Is constantly pouring into our
coantry free Of duty. But look what Tariff
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letoes.-'' He has refused his assent TO
laws the most wholesome aud necessary to
the public good said the Wings Of &c,
of George the 3d-and SO say the Wings
Of IL, Of John Tyler.-Reg.
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committee by the owner, Mr.. Merriman,
and some individuals here might be charg.
ed with being in favor of English beef be-
cause they are endeayoring to improve
their stock by the introduction Of tile Dur
ham breed.
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TALLAHASSEE, July 23


More IF he Indians. We learn that oil
Monday evening last, about o'clock, the
Indians attacked a dwelling few mile,
from Camp Gamble, fred into the house,
killing one man and wounding two others.
Information WAS immediately communica-
ted to the camp, and detachment of thir-
" men were sent in pursuit. We have
not heard Of their return. We presume,
as usual, the Indians cannot be found. \
day or two since a traveller between Mon.
ticello and Madison, had an arrow dis
charged al him BY an Indian, supposed to
be a spy upon the settlements. There is
a rumor also in town of a depreciation
having been recently committed in Gads-
den county, Forididn.
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DIIO

In this town, on the 5th instant, CLEMUEL
E., infant son Of Mr.. K. II. Carter.
Also, Oh the 5th instant, GEORGE WASH
TNGTON, infant son of Mr.. David WasInger.