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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
NOTICE.

-
The thoroughbred imported
49, horse NICHOLAS will stand
asA the ensuing season at my stables,
NNE in Baton Rouge, the season COM
@@ mencing the LIST March, and end
ing lst June.
He is unripalled as a race4horse and a bree4
der. The terms will be to suit the times.
He will stand at 80 dollars the single leap,
cash. at the time of Eervice, and at fifteen dol
lars for the season, or 800 dollars TO ensure
foal. Persons putting mares BY the season or
insurance, will give their notes for the amount
due on the expiration of the season.
HIS PEDIGREE.
The imported horse Nicholas was by st.
Nicholas out of Moss Rose. She was bred by
Mr.. Moss, of York, in England, and was got
BY Tramp, her Dam BY Sancho--(see Skin
ner's English Stud book, page ISL, also see
Turf Register Vol. 6--No4J st. Nicholas the
sire OF the above horse was sold to a German
Prince for the sun of $4,000 dollars. Atthe
last fair the lst and ID premiums were given
to two colts Of Nicholas's
ANTHONY MONGET.
Feb Sd, So
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

The smooth azure Of the bay of Naples was
suddenly darkened and scattered with foam
by one of those violent tempests which 80
frequently sweep over the Mediterranean.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

On Tuesday evening lat, a man rams IL
one of our best hotels and inquired II his sis.
ter had come IN tie Erie stage. On being An.
swered in the negative, hc szid shB Waa ron.
ing and he you'd wait for hers In . short
line tho stage cane, and fwo ladies' stopped AZ
The same House One Of whom WAS hla siafhr,
and the other, he said, was q near relatives
he ordered 4 room with two beds; was sl,own
one and retired. The next morning The bnu.
band of ons Of The woiBe cafuo and jnnDifed
Il there we're two Indies who had come in The
Erig stage from Butler; he Wsa answered in
the affirmative, and Al bis reqbeat was sl,owp
The ro6n1, where he found his amiable spousa
IN the arms Of another man. The landlord
secured his clothing, and left him in the rgsss.
thl he rodid be attended 10 in q loyal say, but
IN some way or other, he found bis way ont
unohsHrfed, and has not since been hesrd NJ.
The lady and the husband returned home IN
the stage 70 enjoy anew the pleasures ~ con-
pnbial felicity Pits american, Jan. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

NOTICE.
The undersigned tenders his thanks for
nasseo patronage and would respectfully in
form the pab!ic that he will make liberal adj
vaInces on coft2n sent to Mr., NJ Sloan, com,
mission merchant, New Orleans, and will
Keep on hand a general assortment of Groee-
rles and Provisions.
]. w. MUSSELMAN,
Agent for G. b. WHITE.
november 4 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

"SIippery times these" as the fellow said
when bis heels few up THE morning. "Yes,
and hard ones too" responed a chap whose
head had just hit the pavement.
Belpidera. eli seams cruel to Kin 10 maDv
animals for their fur-thirty-six poor squir.
rels put to death 10 make a muff for rs ~
Emily. ''Yes, it is cruel, Whv don't the
monsters take them of eeithout killing heD, y
The letter TO enters into the composition o.
tcoman in all the relations Of n.fe, wi5ow
,siFgin. and aiken.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02
.oe No.

"BtPpiHe hired -
@ - 95% s oa ie I'M h.; q 9}ocon'. G;iyp. q
We" Haven, snd they seem l..
'op"Iv Of the business. Tht p"
"M6st NJ fbefn are Gent bui III tsgt
rallied by the craft, horse lorliss
deck of Tho vessel is converted inte q
ny placing . s0rt hf roof. eight fem hjgh,
HE whpje of II, and ihs hJfrss ara lid
parallel rows with their heads towards car
ptf'ff; TIE "atsr for their nee IN carpisd h
Inc hold Of the vessel, and the bay. pressed
~ bundles, is laid upon the Temporary ryof.
Wbeh they are shipped, they arc packed M
closely az posalbIe, like h~efrlhgs IN a box, 30
,ha, during the whole voyage they are con-.
PEELED 10 stand bp. Al dfsf, that Il tedious 10
The poor brat9s, and until they get their gpa.
legs on, they suffer a groai deal. Most Of
The mules are brouefn here in large droves
rom Carsda, buf 6fign lifHts they sro driven
from the West, even as far as from Ohio and
Kentucky. IN fact, Theses animals ArS sent
here from nearly every State in The Union"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

This incident is of recent occurrence at
Naples. 1t has been the theme Of much
newspaper comment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

In relation to The r~ssapaai of ae Surpeyor Gene.
rails Office from ;D0aaldson0iHc 10 Baton
Rouge, and ofMe Laad09ice from Green's
burg 10 the same place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-02

IIrsT RECEIVED.

Baton Rouge la, Dec, 9th 1914.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29
b. A. FAHNrsrOCK & coz

They cured hundreds the Bowel complaint, while
instance has knowledge in wirh the
failed They will certainly ami specify aiay Tvs
morbid isriyasy of bowels. the checked
spaton and IN shorr the inv-,-rose
OF Eiarrha. Chronic Dy senery, habual ioosenes-
Prrce 25 per box.
B. a. Fahncstock s. co.'s Cough Lozenscs,
Possesses all OF the best cough nj De
OF vegetable concentrated "rn are
very convenient the pocket who they ae not
liable injury b. freezing, ferne alton or hreakage 9i
the Lozenges pleasant In the taste frcs - rs
B. 4. Fahnes.ock s. Cos. Evc-W alter,
For he e,.re Of Inflammation of Gse Eyes.
This Eve Water prove itself 10 be valuable
Eyes. arising from rri.ation
duced sand and other foreign suosanee-herd
vapos-exposure ligi;biows-sodten changes
absorption OF scrnfaous. small
pox, aiso ire Effects OF scar
let Price 25 cts per vial
For sale a, the BOOK STORE, and }. Z DJGDALE'S
Richmond. Nov. Is, Isi4. Ally
Also-AtJ H. Bow en's, iiun:s- lie R. S'arnaa. Es-
ton J Bloua,, &c Yves. Ais1enafia John w Leh-
wick Duh'in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29
FEMALES BEWARE:

T 10 an indispuabe fact demanding seriors and SOL
emn consideration. that THOUSANDS of the farest and
grave the Unconscious victims of their suicidal acts!
From tho Register Of Mortality NO find the deaths OF
Females exceed those Of Males and that tho great
portion die in the bloom OF youth before they attan the
age Of twenty FIVE, twenty CONSUMPTION Is dis
that spreads its induous the Uni
verse; mud nips both great and email Listen. them to
warning voice which echoes constantly III your ears and
yourself from the first cfeasng seed of this dis
which certain to knit it. s tai aud hurry you
tho tomb: As the rct:esnake il warns you of
its poisonous ang' and you heed II mol" unt inc sung OF
death is a., rve,ed in system 1t only Mt this
time, for the hrst will begin to be concerned about
your health: bur il may as roo late May these facts
awaken from sumbers. nn cause YOU 70 listen to
the solemn voice of eas and the medicine that has
prolonged and preserved the lives Of thousands when used
in time.
DIR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY,
medicine prepared especially 70, diseases Of the Res
Soreness OF the ,hoa, and inflammation Mueu.
Membrane of Bronehi, Splitting Blood Asthma, diff
FORGET Me NOT,-"FoRaEr NE Nor!'-how Oft,
and how ondly spoken! Friends parting whisper II as
souvenir'-to its potency they trust 70 enshI'ne forever
tablets each others image and all the sof. remembrance
md liza Hue of being connected Under such cir.
cumstances these words
..Are as those sounds in break of day.
But hero other circumstances when this short sew
RELENTLESS ENEMY: meets one a, every corner,
bedside the soemn hour Of midnight, or
with the first light OF morn. a,d feariuy ana soiem"'y
whispers, wha, then becomes serious
SIZE MOTT. the charm is ct once dissolved,
fades and the ooshly hardy Will with
hold the attention r unheeu the monitor
Reader, such enemy is CONSUMPTION: When
its tim. by tas tenirg your lungs
disease however slight it be. commences ITS tones
warning. bidding forget tina, the citadel OF
life attacked and that without proper attention ana care
| i, will inevitably yield TO the assault
Reader forget i, not; cold and caush the hrst per-
cep,ahe foot prin. Of Consumption. Is not YOUR proper
condur, then evidence if ahorng under
its influence? Should you neglect TO employ remedy
certain aud safe is hande Methinks Reason
| and Judgment respond nesa,ive-'eli you plainly you
shoud Then if suffering with the unerrng Fremont
tory seeds Of Pulmonary cold, cough influenza
bronchitis Of the throat. asthma, splitting OF
blood &c will YOU f. all trial of Dr.. Dun
cans Expec,orani Remedy |, is cafe and ehracous
remedy, and certain remove all disease from your 'ysse"
when used tefore therefore delay until
your lungs fall prey Consumption, and render your
recovery precarious. Be careful that some tr'ding
pamed upon you by some sellers OF medi-
cines II place of Dr. Duncan's.
GA fresh supply just received and for sale al the
Richmond Iure II. 1874. BOOK SIOkE
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+ q : i 3 :
Peace for. the .WOther:
ou,ET AM ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
For Tie rrlief Of children cutting teeth.-I0


TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
It is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one third of the children in the
United States die from teething and dis
cases caused thereby.
Tho paesage of the Teeth through Tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms 1t is known by mothers
that there Is great irritation IN the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell. the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud-
den fits of crying, watching, starting In the
sleep, and epasms Of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. II these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
teviated, spasmodic commissions universal
" supervene, and soon cause the dissolu-
ton of the infant This inialiible remedy
has preserved thousands of children. when
thought past recovery. from convulsIons.
As soon as the s'Orien,al Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is SO innocent SO effica-
c;ous, and SO pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are at the age OF four months.
though there is no appearance of teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, 10
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
II Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions Fevers. &c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29
LIATAE3
ELKMORN FACTORY.

TIME undersigned, having purchased the above Factory,
formerly owned bv Daniel Clark. and having put it
IN complete repair, ready to CARD WOOL,
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the best manner and
,,pou short notice. They will also, IN short time. be
prepared all kinds Of goods to order They
will any quantity Of WOOL At the highest mar
he, price, payable Goods tbs Factory. for Drv
oods aud Groceries, &c. They would prefer Wool that
has been washed.
Their prices low. md they hope from, their long ex-
rariencc and their attention. business merit aud
ceive q share OF patronage.
Apsil 18th. lc44. lbu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29
A WORD IN SEASON.

"HEN il is considered how many are saauall, has-
wv ried 10 premature grave by ;hat universally
aieat disease Consumption. the vial Importance OF
ding promptly complaints shch lead il, Will
adity ack nowiedged
It computed daring ;he l6i3 in the United
State alone 100000 . died Of Coaeu ptn
various forms and OF this nonoer, pac pa!
young and active, III tie very prime OF lie, gor am
osefalness.!
Let it also be cnns,auy borne in mind this nsdi-
and fatal disease has its almost inv ariany
neglected cold that by the of proper and efficient
medicine disease be prevented from settling
Lunga. Ind thus valuable life be prolonged Sach
medicine is Dr. Duncans Expeetoan: Remedy. Con-
SUMPTION Couds, Coughs and all other diseases of the
Lungs, Liver aud Windpipe. Ii resor,ed With
dence All Classes Of Society. II morbid
thar settle the arces Of Lungs ai
diseased tina, lies the Trachea pipe,
ncpiency. /, every sage of Consumption the Remedy
will afford Relief IL has cured whose
hopeless ard in used withno,
ing bensht Do be rduced trfe such
alarming disease by making of any OF tn. syrls,
Candies &c. that daily pa'med off on the unsupecsing
public. Go the Office under uenfte
House, and obtain medicine before iate.
tx A supply of abose ExpcIofaHt Remedy. iast
received Mt the RICHMOND BOOh 5 ORE.
June II. 1874 0TS per bottle
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Consumption Of the Lungs.
{ 6 6 9 & 9 e

TIE fooscig hare just receired ron Hess's Jostn
Eoire Druggists sc,eark thus State. ,rhens
p4s co.aaua,ritedby John Uimer, Es7.. e,s,se~ Of
Burlington. Liking Comfy Chro
BonLiNGros. LICK. Co., o., Dec. 4. l543.
Mesar. JoslIx &, RowE:-At your request here~i th
youa Of the of Alrs Winner and
I able communicate, which 70"
liberty publish you fiji, feel desire in
allied ws:aIs Ba.san Of Will Cherry 70 which by III.
divine blessing, indebted for the restoration health
OF ife and child.
An,u. five year. ago. Mr.. Winner wa. ATTACKED with .
g paa The side aud symptoms Of
approa hing consumption During the intervals from that
time February last, had been treated by
Physicians from Uca syvania. Homer, Casham
ani Newark ana with only partial relief Of the most
gen symptoms Abou, year ago. che caught violent
cot which seated upon the Lungs producing rmng
agg va,ioa all her symptoms Her Physician
aud his bes, efforts she began rapidly
rink under her sease Cough. Expectoa,ion, Hectic.
together viii. night sweas soon reduced her to eops's
kseon In February last. her attending Physician. deem
altogether hopeless. council called. and
alter celebrating her unanimously pronounced
beyond the Of nsans. and expressed thef
ornion could but short time s~o
weeks at asthest She vas at this time entirely eonhned
bed and areey able arcuats. except in wbis-
Her tay paroXsns Of coughing would last hs' an
teddy from No. hours, and were they.
lid paoxysm would bs the last
fne physicians in couacii pronounced her Lungs Liver
Kidneys. Spae, Mucus Membrane Of the Stomach 70
be incurab, diseased. Ii this las, extremity that
happened 10 obtain pamphlet describing DIR Wisfafs
Baisan Of Cherry, apple able Lung Affections
we immedia,el, zen, 10 you procured botsls, And
commenced It's evening by giving her one teaspoon
coughing. and such It's ultimate ereets
taking bottles she the
of her physcians. and who her, En-
,rey health; aud since last summer has dose
entire family. After the last attack of
d,s younges, child, then an nfant ~ tie
down. and rapidly sinh,ng. With the
symptoms oher and seeing the happy effect Of the
Bas the the mother, disposed 70 make
the child, and atsendec with the sane
perfect Success
Tn. be atiesed byous physical ~
seff neighbors and acauainfanees, who nv Nn
Winner during the course Of her sickness
JOHN WINER-
Bsrl,ns.os, Licking Co. O.
Price 81 bottle. bottles for 30
For sale "a Cincinnati, only BY
SANFORD 4 PARK,
No Is Fosrth 81, between Main & Sycamore. q
said i, R;rh,,and a. :be BOOK STORE.
and aLsa at REEDS DRUG STORE.
Also in Paris. O. and Winchester. Ia. by
he, Isl, ,s43 (49l COTTON 4 JONES.
GA few bushels Of good Irish Posasoes wan
ted az this office On subscription, immediately.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29
B E [ 1 S

Of equal any made in the country aud
ali articles Bass and composition used in tho cons'toc-
siuu o machinery.
The above articles will be exchanged Al fair rsce. for
FLAX-sEED. WHEAT, HORSES, and all articles OF
approved country produce.
LEATHER
They vii! also keep Tor sale va ,ety Of Eastern arr
-oun,rv tanned SOLE and UPPER LEATHER. CALF
SKINS, HARNESS, and BRIDLE LEATHER, which
will DO e.chang al Tor HIDES, SKINS, and TALON.
This, will sell Leather At rash prices.
.WIGGINS & RODGERS.
July 10, 1914. Soh
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ALARM FOR SALE.

TIVE subscsiber oss for sale, farm two miles north
OF Richmond. II sains eighty acres ct land "f the
best oual,y-good buildings. barn, and tho neeessa
~ outhouses order There is also thrifty
orchard excellent fruit and altogether ono OF he most
desirable loca atoms in the neighboIhood.
Being he Offers 70. sale his entire stock
Of BOOTS SHOES, wholesale retail, at the low
posi- bic prices
Richmond Ia. sept Goth, 1874 IT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29

To '5H1cig hafe jail rfceired Tom -Hs,'s JOHN
Hoire Drgsts, .stneark. in thus Stale To rhDn' Il
Uas communicated by John Winer, Es7., e,s,sen Of
Burlington. Licking Comfy Chro.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29

GA few bushels Of good Irish Potatoes val
ted a. this office On subscription, immediately
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DIR. DUNCAN,S
REMEDY
coNsuMPrtoM,

C. o n sum ption Are sted

.1nothe- Cure Pccorr,ed By Dr. Duneans Erpeesoro"f
Renedy-Mr Phineas Iom!inson Adamsriile, Mus
kiagum eouaty his aged l6 years. vas
seriously aft eiea win disease of the Lungs Tor three or
fur His symptoms were eg int cough, hectic fever
and nigh, attended with general debtated state
sys,en showing .1 symptoms of going nio de-
etne' Having various medicines but to eusct
and last Determined 10 test the virtues OF
DR.. Ddncaus tx Remedy which he procured OF
the IN and happy TO stass to the pub
lie, thst this medic actually did all disease from
his lungs aud finally restored him perfect health 1t nov
being ui, and his lungs appear 10 be
perfectly healthy. Always ask for DR.. Duncan's Expecto
Remedy, ard be you it. Principal Office, No
10. Moth Eighth Pha1elphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29
vADNISE 5 5 .

- n. LlPPlNCOTT, has JUST reesivsd. fom Fhiia-
- delphia, superior article OF Ps'e Coach Bofg Var
nh together with Cabinet and Japan Fsrnjsh; afso
OF fash ionsbie Carriage Trimmings inU for cash
May ID. 1914 fStf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-29

NASH FOR MUSTARD sEED...rhs highest mar
Net price will DO paid in CASH for .NUS1.4HO
SEED, delivered al the Drug Store Of
l. REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, Sept 6 IN. 1874. 81 Il
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rOur delinquent subscribers are


hereby notified that Corn, Hay, Oats. Wheat
Flour Wood &c. will be received until the Is, Of
January nex,-no.hing be; ASH after .ha. .'!''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-17
For the Arkssoon.
NEosuo. NewIos MI,
August

-iH = "Si
Ma. EDIroR:-You have duuportly
the public prints, that the dcmer. d
have not only 10 war ngrinSl erect.
my the wings; but also npaml"r. y
disappointed nspIranis for oAjcn ker
be 10 the temocratic ranks. ,crIvc
themselves, more democracy ma
Of the state. mean n ccr.~. n
demon gogucs, whonre what The wv
the "peoples independent nn.Alnd
candidates.' and # any crelfiiiy
the statements Of the few ;rai:scaPc
port them. we might readl.yi Ko'
state hud turned whig. or wha,g"th"l
gone over TO tho surpor! Of tie ie
Well. our General Elcc ion !nted
result so-far rs heard proves ed h''
is yet triumphnn! in Missouri. q 30
county gave an almost ura.., unab
"dcpcndent" can IldaIes. aud - IL
few "sofIs." used every exctu' III
show. but all ,ono effect. the ,-rnr y
on tine nlert. ready TO meet ID n'At
Hers followsapubs,r,ctor,Lg,hIsa hIs n
70. GDyEg,. " NV
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-17

Anea Megress.-There is now living in the
Cherokee Nation, and old negro woman named
Mally,ased ~ years she quite intelligent. and
can give tolerabe account Of Tarleton' i dc esa,
She once belonged TO Rob,. Pickering, bu, is now
! free, ARD lives WIN her son who belongs TO the
sstate q. FrrrtA Jack.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-17

The democrats OF the South side of tho river are
up and doing, they promise candidates from
this sdo the largest vote ever po'led on that side
if the democrats on the North side will only fol-
low their example and give the democratic ticket.
as we have no doubt they will d. ther entire sup.
port, we can send all our candidates by increased
mojoritics over the Inst election.
BE vIgllent and wa,chful'and the days our own
without doubt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-17

Camp Meeting g.-The Methodist Episcopals held
a six day camp-meetng at Bethlehem Washington
county, which adjourned on last Wednesday; it
was well attended the exercises were conducted
by about ~ Preachers who were present. We
are Informed that many who had been travelling
on the broad road, here paused and turned to the
Throne of Grace"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-17
For the Arkaigais

N.N'-N y" '''' the
DEAR SIE:--AccCrdn- to a.
10 "F,'o yo" from TINS section q the
aud the harmony OF the rcg ,.ed n
Tho Creeks ARE fail Of l'cs On,
iheir lower districts ChcI' 5 of /
/ Council. and there drcrrrd i;lrut,
man. and hIld. shall draw a,eco,
annuity. This is certainly al.nnn,
Inrni for the poorer class Of laid
never had the pleasure Of dl1IioucI
lar heretofore. within my hnory n,
Mcintosh, the Princrpal Ch& The,
TO credit. and gratitude fron and
charitable act towards them. ,sc -
In this late arrangement ikntin
proper 10 reduce the SIX hua ,ovcr
makers wng's. from EIIelully
ihIs amount. $500. which ose /
pad TO law kcrs, is now disc
plus. swelling the funds dra awu- Pa.
to something near $4,000. l
small bills, aud distributed to Tho
in ratio Of its numbers. ,e n,
Tho average amount drawn,r, ol
Is one dollar thirly.scven and st., c
procedure Is not only chcenr. 81
themselves, but OF no disalTat ur
chants. They give goods to Q SO
draft, which will be cash 10 the al;,
The merchants have nearly hin
bare; their stores are thronged him
night and have boon so for Gayking
amounting to $500 per day, nof am
tedious mode OF trading. ours
The Seminole .pIenipoirHii-
turned from Washington City, M
his red brothers while there is righ
is truly matter of regret tha'
should suffer so much ralenIto A..
tera SiIds. The gentleman, DO
self greatly neglected, and Il e'o
The Department can ccriaInlylzen'
ton of this mans real intrinsic
ed by his numerous acquainia Tn
there Is mol more Ht1t"''O" f''H -
.rnm.u,, this bOrachio will take "
into insignifcance aud become h' /, !,
Lesl tne Seminoles should moi oS,'' sr'
their "Ambassador's" first intc ,bo
cretary oi war ""' .'o " rrra
man OF TOO much pride und lc,,l,
himself, | will here assume III slD n
Wien the Seminole "hmbas She
cd Washington CITY, and had mi. 81,
and uh'o'ueu 'he eN'eh' o' .i' ariy
iord, The Indian Commissioae' Tor
tue reSaiatiois' poin'eu ou' e,lgeri
Agents were discharged from Oh d.
of deserving :neir posts wlthou
glne The Seminole Sub did kno
forward TO tho Seminole as ic H Brit
The pianio have himself aPP ned
was most admirably lain. 10 ilou
him ie:ters recommending een
personage 10 fill the office. al izo,
he know he was an aspirant pH,nd I
ture. Satisfied that Dawsons din
shortly would Withdraw thsa ,bby
agents boad, and supposlns 10, ,.ess..
deeply versod in the juggle !"