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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Democratic TRIUMPH, i'm Hclawnc.

The Journal, the strength of the National Intel
ligencer, claims whig majority in Delaware of the
popular vote" The claim is untcnabe. ard TIE
majority is for the Democrats. Here is the proof
Hurrah for Little Delaware.
From the DeiIlrdre GdSefts
The following the OF New Castle county, rub
hei by the wing press, wi the exception Of Wilmin
As we have received but partial returns om Of
friends, unable 10 give the average majority the
county. Our opponents have invariably, far nfo
nation extends put down the highest their side and
the lowest and doubt done the through
out The county. and IN this make whg majority Of
90 hy ALLOW ing only 81 in this city. when
majority IS 49, With this correction and the balance Of the
hundreds gwen by the wings the majority against us as
follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

We have the following in the Delaware Gazette
Extra, Oct. 9. Hurrah for Delaware,
DEMOCRACY AGAIN VICTORIOUS,
WumIscToN Cry ELECTION Our whole ticket Is
elected five members Of the Council, Treasurer and
Assessor by average majority of 90 Our lowest vote
is 53, and our highest - ont of 12o poled This Is
worth 100 at the general election Coonery is
pietelv defunct IN this proud Democratic city.
Wing malorlty last year about 20.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Ohio.

Here again the wings have probably succeeded by
their usual means, though by majority small that
nobody has vet it. The democracy Of Ohio have
achieved noble battle. They have reduced the coon
majority about the the Kentucky boys did in
thelr State. viz over Tirenfy TiouSand' Up and at
them again, boys; and be prepared. Guard and
maintain your rights at every hazard. We predict if
all do Their duty. a glorious triumph in November.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
PciilaSNlN':.l,il.

Put short lime since, State moro strongly
claimed By the coons than Pennsylvania. From the
returns IN noble triumph my be eApsted. nowlth-
standing the ircfnsaiea eal a.tora9 re y - a.
In.',eas -. a. - 8. burner. the keep ng awav
fs,.. &c = - rs Of nat.-alized citizens. We
have no room. r.r further cisss.ee A'' ty.s teef.
All hail the kevsfa..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
GLORIOUS!
The Coon freed in all Direction :.
Delaware.

This glorious little State, confidently claimed by
the wings, has given handsome Democratic MAORI
ty The majority IN November will doubt be large
" increased; and confidently expect majority in
the State Legislature, which Will secure to a L. 5.
Senator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

TuF Mormon WAR -We learn thai Gov. Ford md
his troops have reached Carthage. The purpose "f tic
Governor ordering oui the troops Ia b. deter
brn. tie nurdereTs 81 Joe and III Smith
Ia tria The assigned by the Governor friends
for ordering the troops ihe FIRST instance, wa>
''wolf hunt advertised by portion II rhe people 81
Hancock county In come oil CA the 26h and 21
This hunt, believed b, the Governor Was pre-
get The people assembled. aud ten make ar nj
tack the Mormon> AT Nau,oo. other Mormon
settlement From all learn. suPp"s. i:ie vol
hunt abandoned after the orders oi ihe Go,~rn"s
issued. The Governor WAS nj Carthage WINS
issued and placed the bands OF the sheriff fur the
of Thomas 4. Sharp, edtor at the Warsaw Signal,
and for Col Williams of the place both charged
with participating IN the murder 81 the smiths lii.
sheriff aud ATTEMPTED L. arrest Sharp,
but refused surrender himself. aud IN tins ies'lu"o
sustained 10y the people of Warsaw. The sheriff
turned aud reported hi- inability 10 arrest h'" when
three hundred of the troops ORDERED 10 """h !"
Warsaw The troops had moi arrived y "a" Leio'c
The o-rrey left. bn' >iarp and '.i.i.i AIRED to
II. VI. side of IL. ..' .t~fiaf sDt
"a Ia II Lou iftr So
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
PIe.i.,cs.i OF Tcxas.

We have report that GEN. BUKigsox has been
TRUMP hsntly elected Pre- lent Of Texas he was tie
States. Il IS now let 10 the pco - # the Jnon -
say whether they VIII receive their whose b-
erty they suffered he sold for q d.saial swamp or
when sic asks 10 taste The bread Of Re usllcln Lib
eriy. VIII they give her the Of British Tyranny
Heaven forbid That any but the God-hpughi dcina-
eo-ues and British Federas.s should thus sanction
doctrine Of lyrvnt~. that Texans have no claim
10 Iiyer.y go
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
az sps.0is's GFg.sE.


'F'llE following parcel 90 Ind i - iif-d
the ii'i-- ns saturday
n 9-tiI Tee A. aud
L ~. . 81 e fIr ss.
.ir 81 Ang.f a.
IHrn September 'lsf.ir ~
Iir stli f t go fi1n g. fA-.f j.
Containing 400 ilafrsck
stf
NRras isrars go nf..
damage. and rfs3 HD.AIfO } HARgI-.
lsfrHr s-r.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
New jersey.

The Democrats Of New Jersey have done nobly.
The Official returns not all in but enough is
known to say that the State has gone for the Wings
by majority Of 1895. Wing majority in lSio, was
1901.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
COMMUNICATION.
horticultural Exhibition.

On Friday and Saturday the 4il and 9Th of October.
the Indiana Horticultural Society held lis fourth Annual
Fall FAIR Indianapolis Friday devoted To label
ling ard arranging the various fruits upon tables extend
ing hundred feet along the hail OF the state House,
aud displaying the best advantage the pants and
flowers upon each side
On Saturday early the members again assembled. the
President. ID V CuILY IN The char when the follow
ing committees appointed:
On Fraifs-Nessrs. Rowland Beccher, Alldredge,
Reagen, Coburn, and Goldsmith.
On Ssedt~gs-Messrs Coburn, AiIdrcdge, iIowiand,
Beeer, and Reagan.
On Tfgetatles-Messrs May, Hubbard Hatch, and
Davidson.
On Flo,rers-Messrs. Beeeher, Hubbard, May, David
son. aud Gully
The society then adjourned and the several commit
tees took upon them tie duties assigned them.
In tie afternoon the society in tie Senate Cham
Der Of the Capitol the President in the chair when the
On Fruits
The committee fruits have he qualification TO report
the society that the present exhibition of fruits surpass
ed that Of any other year and shows by the nnber and
excellence Of the varieties exhibited, the gradual but pro-
grossve influence which the small and feeble efforts Of
The society have produced The following schedule Of
the different fruits exhibited 10y the different indlVI-
dual- the best which the committee can be-
slow them
H. : x Il. : RrAGAN-Pcars; Winter Orange, Beurre
- Arcmburg, Autumn Bergamnite, and the Pound Up
pies tiriyseven varieties lot Of Ounces, called The
Orange.
Rnrnrx RrAeAx-PeGrs; Beuue d Arembnrg Fasse
Colmar licnrelte Cra>sane. Winter Crsp. Gou, Nor
nors Fas Ambrette, Winter Orange, Seckel, aud
Fall Butter pPics; forty-slx varieties, aud lot OF Or
angc Ounces.
jaws BrrIrR in varieties of apple, all
very fine
AAsoS ALLDREpGE-Pears; Fall Butter, Harrison :
large Fall, Ambrce. Browns Benrre, German Musk,
ROYAL Winter Miners Favoriie, Crassane Burgamote,
" inter Orange, Oak Leaf, and the Pound .ipp'cs
irly-seyen varieties. Orange ounce Evebearng Rasp-
berries PerSimmons, and Isabella Grape
\ ii. D,vIDsoN presented eleven varieties of apple
JoHN II. WEIcnr presented the Monsirous Pppin
Thomas WnsoN-4pyies; yellow BelIfower, VIII
sons Red Swceiing, and VI
EZRA ilEssHAw presented six varieties apple three
of which seedlings Pears; Oak Leaf, German
Muscai Seckel, and Royal Winter.
PHIIIP ByEKET varieties of seeding apples.
JosnuA HALL sent in lot of apples Caroline june
second growth the past
There a fine lot of Seeding Cling Peaches sent IN
/, which grown in Hamilton county
By Mr.. IiowLAND, late seeding al Cling Pearhcs
MEs. WEST, two varieties of Peaches, and CIassane
Burgamotte and Beurre DAremburg Pears
II. v Gully presented most excellent sample of the
Cape Grape which much admired tor their large
clusters.
The committee cannot close this report without giving
a special invitation to all who feel Interest III the pros
perty and welfare of the community large, that ey
tll give their behalf Of tie objects OF the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
MADISON Oct Ell 1871

A s-as rASs-itase annoa".e 10 ago yol.
par TIA u utt 81 n ,of'r - afierc
- sppa Il ~ re Csi irsi omuit,oc ,fer tn;
= ite. hespecu y. your ct ,dieni,
y ssh ID ~ .Gni
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
QnhcEi.;hsc E'roof that Clay - SILL :.
Gambler.

A> it has become very Fashionable. says the Ohio
Statesman. to get certificates to prove Nj Clay
moral character we offer TIE two following letters adj
dIess ed to Mr.. McCalla neigtbor Of Mr.. Clay's
We iave no belief that every clergyman IN Eontu-
(Rith due DIT renee IL thor ~ '', rs ri convince
tie .ls. 81. Clay IS not 4ae.l-.a profgne
wear.f' a gambler, Sabbath breaker. S. :. &,r..
Lezis- 10y. ). >. 1871
!. tae. - II seela4 4n-e sas
= the 20. - av--hav-
~ near4 tr 49, a D - feH near
8. ~ .,a, - iLe An Of July. ~ at which MIR.
Cos guest You request me to state VIE ieT ae
(NII Clay played cards that occasion for !.
ID. Whether | have known Mr.. Clay for many years
intimately, and whether he has not been III the habit
of profanc swearing during the whole Of my
acquaintance with him.
In answer TO the first intcrrogafory state that, be-
inc Informed there to be- a meeting Of the people
near my farm and not far from Lexington, and being
OH my farm on the day you state, rode TO the place
where | told that they To be assembled,
but if there burroo. certainly have forgo: it.
On my arrival number If card tables set out,
and party were engaged at play on most OF them.
and among the parties engaged ar LAY observed one
IN which Mr.. Clay was engaged In playing at cards,
and | saw specie stakcd w. | supposed, by tie
party. of which Mr.. Clay continued one as long :
remained, which about four hours. think Mr..
Clay continued to play, except when he arose to drink
or dine: at least. started for home pas sed near
where he Lad been playing when first HIM en-
gagged at play, and he was still playing at the same
table. In relation To your second ncrrogatory, de-
cline answering 1t, from the consideration that have
recollection Of any case that has happened such
YOU deSrous of information upon other than what
must have occurred in our personal intercourse. and
OF that Will not speak certainly not to MIR. Clays
prejudice.
In former years Mr.. Clay and myself were frequent
y together but for many years have had but Little
personal intercourse and for the last four five none
whatever with Mr.. Clay. Very respectfully,
ROBERT WICkLlFFE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

Dem MAJ. ga The Stac, %
In Braadywne hundred. in New Castle County, two
democrats which lost the democrats hundred
a correspondent OF the Delaware Gazette that the
democrats did a candidate in Milford hundred
Kent county, until forty bad been poed, which
counts for the large wing majority there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
tIl I1SitV iuIif'
ROBERT WICKLlFFE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept IL. ISL
certify that in the month of February. 1913 |
embarked on the steamboat Vcksburg. the town of
Vicksburg. Mississippi, voyage from New Or
leans TO Louisville. The Hon. Henry Clay was on
board of said boat at the time and remained her
till she arrived at Memphis. where hc left the boat.
state that Mr.. Clay was engaged i'm games at cards
part of the time whilst together. and that he
playing for money. which was s.aked. in gold
pieces on the table. The paying was continued
each night until retired to my berth. at the hour of
ten or eleven O'Clock ]. Il. BLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Si;.sr.tG.

On tho : inst, hy The Rev li,nry Ward Bescbcr
Nr SsvrEI Ts'y If - tfrss = Ms. SAasH Co7rrif
iormerl, oi Nes Y"s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

Lines ~ The late John Holmes, Of ifre Ne, originally
acknowledgement a IFhiy L. y senator
There's Harry Clay, some people say,
l. pIaguy smart and lucky,
Who went adri 10 make shift,
Way over IN Kentucky.
He'll play at sRaG, break every "ssAs
That's IA the constitution,
And talks 81 far I would make YOU stare.
To hear his elocufion.
But though he may both rALK and PLAY,
Aud Is 50 cute and funny,
I'm afraid he II learn the trade
Or fLA,ISG Win our aoSEY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
E'sIs..as SE,g.aEsI.G.

~ James G. Read, "a candidate tor L.ci"r. " ~ address
hls fellow citizens AZ the olipAin. places.
Tdinhurg. J. Oct. at clock. l. VI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Federal.


Bethany, Madison,
Braniord, North Branord,
Nangatuck new town taken Waterbury
from Waterbury, Orange
WaIlingford, last Haven,
North Haven, Cheshire.
lia,ndcn Middlebury,
Oxford, Durham
MerIden, Derby,
Walcou,- Coventry,
Chatham, Manchester,
KiIIingwortli, Canton,
Windsor SouthIngton, 3 mai.
Barkhamsed, Berlin,
Haddam, MiddIetown,
East lIaddam, Vernon,
Bloomfield, Plymouth,
Windham, Hartford,
Glastonbury,
Sntfeld,
Mansfield,
Bolton,
ColebrooE,
Ichhed,
New London,
New Milford,
Marlborough.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

VINO ARE THE DisUNloNfsTs TIE SOUTH -
The Huntsville pen,ocrat gives the follow lng import
ant disclosure Of the pcrs Who GOT Up the rcsolu-
tons of the Lawrence county meeting. which tie
wing press have universally condemned. Treat
enng the existence and pcrpcirly OF eur Unon
ALABAMA nisvNioNlsTs.-1he Law county
meeting which adopted the dIsun.on revolutions. So
much lar cd on by federal whig orators and editors.
was composed of a majority ~ rkgS. and On tie
committee Which reported the resolt lions was
meioyiiyef ,hagS. We state this tie authority
of gentleman who lives that county. attended the
meeting. and ha- been repeatedly honored by the
confidence Of the people
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
COnne,ticut Wne.,lur ;,,so line

great number of the town, It's SEE hclc their
Annual Town Meetings on Monday. oct. 18th. So far
as heard FROM the Democrats have carried handsome
majority oil the towns. The following the towns
we have heard from:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Member, Of the Hartford Convention.

We have been requested TO publish the names Of the
men, who met at Hartford, Dec. Ii, l-li. They are
as follows:
From Massachusetts, and Nriac-Gcorgc Cabot.
Nathan Dane. Wm. Prescott. Harrison Gray Otis.
Timothy Rigelow. Joshua Thomas. Samuel :. Wilde.
Ioseph Lyman. STEPHEN Icngfellow, ran.d Waldo.
Hodiiah Bales and Geo Bliss
Coaqecfirai-CLauncey Goodrich. James Hillhousc.
John Tradwo lei hannah Swift. Nathaniel Smith,
Calvin Goddard. and Roger ". Sherman.
Ncr Hgmpsiire-Bcwamin IVES; and Miles olco't.
Rto9e I>aad-Dun'l. Lyman. Slm'l. Ward E.
ward Manton and Benz. Hazard.
IouaieerS from Iermon.-W lam Hall. Jr. and
Josiah Durham
Al of these men now living 90 for Henry Clay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

Our lasi daes inform us # the arrival Of Governor
SHANNON, o. Olo minister pleniF olcniary TO Mexico,
and of the great cordialiiy of ms reception. In
travelling 10 Mexico he way-lsid b. brigand,
between Perote and puebla and robbed Of all the
conien.s of his trunks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

Joel " INaiie. Of Come icr'. has hoca aIfo.niod
Consul al LlycrlooL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
SUSSEX COUNTY

The Delaware Gazette saws the average majority for
inspectors and and will therefore pu,
II that IN recapitnlaiiop.
REHABILITATION.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
sbss.s EEsEsDlit'E SNIslE.
To ;.ii Bowers &C Tie fire At
SMALL. PRINTING E>giHGI>sgugST'


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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

Democratic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

FRIDAY, July 5-Bsfore Recorder KALAMAZOO and Al
1erm.n DRAKE and EMsoss Nj. q. PArTxhsos ESQ, Dis.
uict Attorney. H nl1 aee fftt suite
Plea IF Gully Henry 8, sbafer Withdrew his plea Of
not guilty to an for obtaining $2<3 90 worth
goods the list OF December Lest from Mess Williams
Co No 81 William street. by false pfetences and plead
I'd guilty to the charge His sentence postponed till
Thursday next II fNi.
Iilai for False Pydtnces Bowen s. Foster put en-
his trial indicted for obtaining bill OF goods to the
amount Of nearly $500, In October last, from Messrs
carsw Huntington, dry goods merchants No 70 Beaver
stree by false pr-tsnces. t s .s
Foster represented 10 Mr. Huntington that he was one
II the firm Of Foster Bekpap, of West Leyden Lewis
county, Y, that he doing very profitable bust.
and that he worth $1,000 had q farm &C.,
hat his partner Beknap had also money embarked in
he concern, which after ards proved
% aledged untrue but TIE facts Of u hich credit
Civ notes " hch cashed and that on
me of the partners OF the firm Of Carew 4 Co pre-
eeding West Ley den he found the store Of the &C.
.used and Belknsp CLOSED. Foster had gone to Utica
aud the goods purchased had been sold = sacra6ce
This was tired in the May term Of The court and
h. jury could not agree upon verdict The testimony
Deing fully reported the ormer trial ia consequent
~ unnecessary TO rscaphulstei. at the present
Edwin w stoughton, Esq. was associated with tho
District Attorney for the and DAVID Graham
ESQ, conducted the defence
After Mr. Graham and the District Attorney had sum.
med up the court sdjousned 10 Saturday at 10 o'clock
when the Recorder will charge the jury case be
submitted to them.
Adjourned .sv. s. ts I4tl NM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06
Saratoga Springs.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 3,

DEAR SR 60 la. .U4as.l. .a4 .ul..
Here am quietly enscenced in my room at the
U. s, Hotel, which by the way, in the hands Of
its present enterprizing and gentlemanly proprie-
tors, is one Of the most pleasant and orderly
houses "the country through" THIS renowned
watering place is fast filling up with strangers,
who have come seeking for wealth, or for health,
to show pretty wife, or a new horse, to see
pretty girls, or may be to get wife, and a for
tune. 81 sN ssfssl3 egpeIq lt 84s stn 1n +.
Saratoga is at present as near paradise as
wealth and art can make it. Its beautiful and
shaded streets-is groves, and sparkling founts ms
the bright eyes and rosy lips that meet you at
the present world, without any desire for q better
one. Any one who would wish to see some of all
classes, nations, and tribes of the human family
collected together-a miniature edition of the
world---a sort Of pocket universe-had better re-
pair hither with all possible speed and ceerity for
such miscellaneous collection from the four cor
Of the world was never got together since the
days when "all the world went up to Jernsalsm. y
Z Tomorrow, you are aware, is the GLORIOUS
fourth" on which we are all bound to feel pa
rriotic-swear there never was an event quite as
stupendous and glorious the revolution, and no
man as great and as good az Washington. without,
perhaps, it may be Capt. Tyler Great preparati one
are making to celebrate the day in style An orator
is engaged to tickle the fancies of the sovereign
people, by telling them what great, free, en-
iightened, intelligent and happy people they are,
and if it had not been for Lafayette and General
Putnam they would all, Instead Of their present
condition, be picking cotton in Is story factory,
or digging ore with a ten pound shot chained to
the lett leg, and-but will not anticipate the per
Torrance, but leave the description Of them TO a
subsequent epistle.
attended concert this evening, given by MIR
Andrews. son and daughter, from Troy, which
was rich and sumptuous musical treat. Miss
Andrews, though young, possesses a voice whose
power is only surpassed by its richness. She is,
also, very pretty, which, you know, is quite es
sential TO make popular singer.
Although there is great number Of strangers
here, there is plenty of room for more, and those
who would see Saratoga in its bloom, and enjoy it.
had better come Immediately, and not wait till
crowded August Nns
shall remain here number of weeks, and will
keep you advised OF all the events Of the day
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Yra Court Of Errors.
This court has adjourned and meet next at Buffalo
Circuit Court.

july 5.-W a. Bo,M s al Solomon Me Cuilagh q al
This waE an scton u assumpsn On the February
1913, attachment issued from the Com.
mon Pleas signed by Judge lngls against defendant Nc
charge and passed bond In with parties Of
The name Of John Psbgan and Samuel Roberts The
bond thus given under tue attachment at law Which
brought by Booth against defendant forfeit cd and The
plaintiff the securiies with the defendant or the
forfeiture, the amount claimed being $4,000.
The court adjourned over .fIt
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Before Judge UlshOtifer.

July o.-Sdmuel Sptfman rs. Moses " Beach and j.
Tracy This as an seton OF trover In March, l5sa,
he defendant seized under execution the property Of
party named Moran. living Spring street. consisting
Of stoves, SC, on clam oil debt. The plaintiff spelman
10 whom the property was morgaged proceeds for the
recovery thereof the case involves The nain question Of
tried before The jury will render Sealed vercict
this morning. S. 5@ t..4 sNgrsNNe
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SOUTHERN CovvENTIoN.--A meeting, held al
Crawford Cour House, Russell County, Alabama,
the 9Th uli adopted series Of resolutions moved By
Gen. James Hamilton, one oil which proposed convcn.
ton OF the people OF the Southern States the subject
ofslavcry and requests suitable arrangements be
forthwith for an election. BY Congressional Dis riots
egates to Convention Of Southern States to DO held
Richmond. Virginia An address from the Committee
Publication OF which Cen Hamilton Chairman to
the people Of the Siavehoding States accompanies the
resolutions The purpose OF the Convention as declared
In enc Of the resolutions IS Ito prevent the catastrophe
81 dLssolution Of the Union - ChsyLsslon Courier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

WESTERN TRApEns.-Twenty-fve mountain ira
ders arrived here on Sunday from Fort Mackenzie,
bringngsiO2 packs Of buslo robes and rs for r. Chou
teau Jr Co They left the Fort on the last day Of Apr
shortly after the establishment Of this new Fort the
pany annoyed by the Blackfcs Indians aud general
light subsequently ensucd between he traders party
OF Indians in which IL of tho latter were killed and
few persons in the Fort were wounded. The Indians
have been peaceabe since The little Missouri was
not very high, and there was no snow the ground
The season has been fair for the traders The Com
psny has done very well az Fort g. Perre.S Louis
Reporter, June %. N .MNlNt