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CousrrRFErr MoSEY.-The Kecne Republican says A
bag containing Sl69, counterfeit money, found a few
days since concealed in sluice way the Winchester
read the Ashuelot river Some empty bags al
so found, nearly rotten. The coin Of Mexican and
Spanish mled dollars and half dollars Of different stamps.
We have heard that such coin has been found
other places in town
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

Raw JoSAs KING.-It is known-says the Journal
Of Commerce-that this distinguished Missionary Of
the American Board in Greece, has for time been
the object Of bitter persecution, account of some OF
his publications. On the first day Of January he was
sprung upon by ruiian, while walking in the streets
him. gave him several heavy blows on the head--ex-
claiming that in his book he had blasphemed the holy
Virgin! He rescued by the bystaoders but still
his life is regarded in much danger from the spirit of
persecution hat has been excited Greenfield Gas.
and COur.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

GREAT LAND SALE.-The first sale Of house lots in
the new city Of Essex in Andover and Methuen, took
place on Tuesday. A very large number Of persons
were present,.t is supposed that not far from two
thousand. The amount Of the sums bid for % lots
Essex street (he main street Of the projected city,
Al lots on parallel street called Common street, and
60 lots about three lourhs Of mile from this site,
in a part intended for residences, was about $40 900.
The lots the two first named streets are of 1895
square feet each, and the prices averaged 81 a cents
per foot, on Essex street, and 90 cents on Common
street.
On these two streets the purchasers are required 10
build only OF brick stone. On the other site (where
the land brought from Id to rs l-2 cents per ioot)
none but dwelling houses for one family each, to
be built for twenty years. The conditions Of the sale
were :-one-iourlh Of the purchase money in cash,
and the remaining lhree-fourhs in annual instruments,
Bosi. Dali .4du.
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Drugs and Medicines.

VTTILLIsToN & TYLER have received their spring
w supply of MEDICINES Physicians and Families
can depend pure articles, and the lowest terms.
April 90 6w36
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AUCTION.

ANE of The pleasantest situations in the
NsseA " village Of Winchester, consisting Of
It'll Va nearly half an acre Of Land, with small
sssISz convenient House, Barn, Shed, &c, thereon,
ornamented with shade trees, Sc, will be sold al
Public Auction the 23d day OF this month, at two
O'Clock p NJ, on the premises. A most excellent
chance for Mechanic Of any kind. Terms made
''''' " - '''' ~N s.H. JONES.
Winchester, May 8, 1876. 81
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Remis, CuIiiYaiors

CONSTANTLY on hand and for SALE L. X. Bemis' pat.
- ent Cuuvaors, at the manufacturers prices Also,
fresh lot Of those celebrated Prouy Il Mears small horse
Ploughs Call and them at
ToWNsLEY & SONS.
April %. 36
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Daguerreotypc Miniatures.

MIR. c, T. RIPLEY, now absent will return the last
l part Of the present week, when he will be prepared
execute kenesses by the Dagueeotype process Of al
to suit customers Mr. is grateful for past patron
age and confident that he give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with call.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
HOES. HOES.

- n dozen Merrs Premium Hoes, of the best quality,
~ for sale at the mandatory in liinsdale.
JOHN B. MERRILL
Apdl %, 1876 sws6
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Wanted,

RY the subscriber, a Journeyman Shoemaker, who
10 is acquainted with making Pumps-one that can
make Boots and Pumps, would be preferred.
DANIEL HAGAR.
Hinsdale, N. H., May 4, 1896 81
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The fare between Hartford and Hew Haven, on IN;
Rairoad, has been reduced from 81 so to 81 9 Ia
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AUCTION.

TIME subscriber will offer a, Auction on Wednes.
IL day the 27th day Of May next, at his residence
in Bratteboro West, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
sundry articles Of Household Furniture, and other
ticles too numerous to parcularze
JAIRUS Hal l..
Brallleboro, April 90, 1896 81
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Lafayette Light Infantry.

rINHE members ofihe Lafayette Light infan,ry Company
Il hereby ordered 10 meet al WAntasiiquet Hall,
Tuesday, the l2h day Of May next at O'Clock p NJ, for
the purpose Of filling the vacancy ocossoned by the resg
nation o Capt T. c. LoHD and for the transaction Of any
other business which may come before said meeting.
punetual attendance is requested. Per order,
90 s NJ. WAIT, Clerk.
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PAPER.

MEDIUM, DENY, Folio Post Cap, and Letter Of
lVl almost every variety for sale by the Case Ream,
or Quire, at manufacturers prices, at the
BOOKSTORE.
May 9Th. 81
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NEW GOODS.
BIRCHARD g. SAWYER
AVE just received full stock of Spring and Summer
Goods, among which may be found almost every
reiy ofnew and fashionable t
DIP NEE GOODS
DRESS GOODS.

Of the latest styles and Trimmings for the same.
Florence Rutland, Lace, Neapotan and Pedal BON
NETS An elegant assortment Of Bonnet Rbins, Wreahs
Flowers and Tabs, s5AWLs. Crayats, Lace Wells,
aces and Edgngs Muslns Csmbfcs, Irish Linens, Lin
Cambria Hdkfs &c &e with almost every description
Of White Goods TO be found in the country or city Please
call and see.
Fayetteville, April 20, lele 6w2e
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RHEUMATIC GOVT.
APopLExY AND PARALYSIS.

" The following case is of deeply interesting eharae
ter, and has attracted the attention and examination Of
Of the first physicians of New York and Brooklyn
Capt Andrew J. +. Tones, residing at No. 20 Bridge
street. Brooklyn L. L. is in his 10th year He has general
y enjoyed robust health but about three years since il
gan to fail general weakness and assitude affected him
accompanied with depression spirits loss of appetite
bilty to sleep, &c. DIR JOHN W Francis Of New York.
consulted The usual remedies such copious bleed
ing, &C. recommended, but shortly after, Captain
Tones fell down insensibe in the street, with Apopec
fit On recovery he noticed that portion Of his side
apparently dead and further examination his physi-
clans pronounced his to be that Of combined Apopexy
and Paralysis. lie unable TO walk without assis-
tance he could neither feed dress himself alone he
unable to articuato distinctly and his sight
paired The family Capt Tones ndueedto try the
Galvsnc Rings and Magnetic Fluid and for this purpose
procured pair Of Rings for the hands, pair of Bands
the limbs, and bottle Of the Fluid in twenty hours
aer using these articles feeling percepbe the par
aysed parts and perspation broke out In FIVE days he
enabled to raise his and his hand and in three
weeks he was enabled 10 walk alone A period Of six
months has now elapsed during which time symptom Of
Apopexy has been apparent he is enabled TO take regular
exercise and all his impaired faculties have been
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
PAINTS.

TINE subscriber has hand full supply Of Paints Oil
Il and Turpentnei also, Glass, Putty, Window Sash
and Doors which he will sell at the lowest prices and
rant the quality to give satisfaction.
G.. e. HALL
April %. nj
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NJ The following testimonial is from Timothy c.
Dwight ESQ., who aVorsbly known for his exertion
the Of Education throughout the United States
DR.. a. n. Christie:
Dear SrFor several years have been terribly aflct
ed with that sgonzhg complaint called Tie Doloreux, pn-
opay affecting the asatic At times no human
being have suffered moTemy screams have often dis
iurbed the ghborhood By simply wearing OF your
Rings on each Of my hands and faithfully using the Mag
nec Fluid the complaint has entirely left me- and
believe myself completely cured
Ian, very respectfully, yours,
Albany, Dee. 4, 1915 TIMOTHY &, DWIGHT.
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STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company.
OF WORCESTER, MISS,

WIN a Guarantee Capital Of 100000
TIME subject Of Life Assurance has been so little
IL considered in this country TO render il almost
wholly unknown except in cities. The above named in
stituton is formed on the principle ofmutual contbu-
ton and mutual benefit Nocompany has been in OPP
GRAFTON long enough in this country upon the mutual
plan, TO illustrate the exact amount bonus which may
reasonably be expected TO accrue from policy of any
given amount yet the amount is so very small that Il
comes within the ability Of almost every person, and
agreeable TO the 9th section of the charter all surplus
funds shall be divided among the existing policies the
expiration Of every three years and aocated to the
original sum insured bonus. All information rela-
tive TO Life Assurance and the benefit to he derived from
IT, given with pleasure.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Wlndham Co
Bralileboro, Feb. II, 1915, &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

nNE New and one Second Hand Lumber Wagon,
" for sale low, by ToWNSLEY SONS. !
May 6, 1876. ST
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
The Morgan Matchless
The Vermont Morgan.

Il lie cFIlOHt morgan.
an A GAIN comes the same Horse that
fTwFHS N tended two years ago this Spring,
tVfzsE aud better Stock Horse, never stood in
M-H. this County,-lor his Colts have been
sod FOR higher price than any Other Colts Whatever.
His Colts in this and the adjoining towns, are one
wear old this Spring, and can be see as sample OF
his stock. This Horse raised in WSllingslord,
VI and has been owned in Londonderry for three or
four wears past and his stock superior TO any other
ever In this section, so allowed by the best judges of
good Horses. We could, Gentlemen, bring you cer-
ti6ca,es from more than one hundred that now have
his Colts but as this Horse and his stock so well
known we consider this useless. He is the handsom.
est most spirited best broke aud best humored Horse
ever brought into this section.
The Vermont Morgan
Is now owned in this town, and after July the 18th
may be found al George Woods stable, West Bratte-
boTo.
He may be found between May the 9th and July
18th as follows :--On Mondays, al Marlboro Centre
on Tuesdays, al Wilamsville, Newfane on We'd
nesdays, at Geo, Woods, West Bratteboro; and the
remainder of the week at 7. C. Lords, East Bratte-
boro
For further particulars see bills.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent.
Drailleboro, May 8, 1916. 81
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Many people drop tears at the sight Of distress, VIII
would do better to drop sixpence.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
HATS.
Picked and Cod Fish.

Tierces No. Salmon,
Barrels Sword Fish,
Blue
. Mackerel, No /,
1874 -" and quarters, Mackerel,
White Lake Fish,
Tons Cod Fish. TOWNSLEY & SONS.
May 6, 1916. 81
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SICK HEADACHE.

The following certificate is from the lady Of Captain
John F. Strain Of the most respectable citizens Of Al
bany, n Y Reference can be given TO many Others most
y ladies' who peculiarly affected with this malady
This certify that have been afflicted for many years
past, with the Sick Headache, which distressing complaint
has confined me 10 the bed from 10 two days the week
during that time. For month past have DR.
nelio Fluid am happy to State that have been
troubled with the sick headache since.
ANN STRAIN, 81 Dewitt ST.
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New Jewelry.
H. BRACKETT

rs now opening large and splendid assortment Of
IL WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY BRIT
ANNA WARE and FANCY GOODS.
ID@ Particulars, next week
May G, 1886.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, PRosTRATIoN. &c.


To DR. a, II. Christie For six years have been suE
ere and believe have suffered more My dis.
ease was complication ofcompains, brought by
tons tie support my family, oflen being obliged work
the needle, for twenty hours out OF the twenty
afflicted with distress in the head my sight impaired
and general weakness 1eemed PROSTATE my entire fac
ulties under the OF DIR Shlwell, 10 Suffolk
street, for long time, but my stubborn that
baed the skill Of every physician tried My nervous <.
citement SUCH that the slightest noise would sometimes
throw into commissions. Sometimes would not close
my eyes during the night and would walk the room hall
the time. For year deaf that could scarce.
ly hear any one speak Ny life has been constantly des-
paired Of and oiien wished death to relieve my suerngs
first heard Of your Gayanie Rings and Fluid pulehazed
the articles, have worn them SINCE and the result s
that have completely recovered my health strength and
spirits My friends my physician aud myself confident
that IS solely TO the Of your wonderful Rings and
sgneue Fnd that this happy result has to pass and
Will be- at all tines ready 10 any further particulars,
or TO satisfy the public tina. my assertions are true in every
aspect LAURA JOHNSON, ll2 Division street
New YORK, Nov l045.
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Morgan Matchless

"a rs nine years old, is of a beautiful
s;:Ps s.; i; :;' s, 81 !: 4: y
weighs about la00lbs That he is Of superior blood,
there be no doubt For symmetry and action he
excels every other Horse, and for speed he is not
surpassed by any other in this region. As for his
pedigree, il is sufficient TO say he got by the well
known Morgan Clifford, the best Morgan Horse ever
produced. His Dam, celebrated Mare, got by the
Morgan Cock of the Rock, Of whose reputation il
needless 10 remind the public. Without going into
long pedigree or enumerating the thousand qualities
that horse possessed do say that the Nor
gan Matches is acknowledged by all those who have
him, be of the finest Horses in this vicinity,
and ask Of the Farmers and breeders Of Horses call
and examine him before making bargains elsewhere.
The Morgan liatchless
will stand the ensuing Mondays, at the stable
ofihe subscriber at the Phoenix House, in Braeboo,
VT; Tuesdays at Green River, in Guilford, VT;
Wednesdays and Thursdays at the stable Of the sub
scrber; Fridays at Putney, VII Saturdays, returning
TO the stable of the subscriber. He commences the
season May a., and ends July 90.
For further particulars, see bills.
Rrallleboro, May s. 81
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If we ever saw a fallen angel, it yesterday The
sidewalk was slippery and--down she went She didn
stay mnute-not minute.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

Mrs Elizabeth Miller, No 90 Polar ST., between Rachael
and Budd Streets Philadelphia, has been completely cured
Of the most attacks Of Rheumatism for which shs
had tried every thing in vain. The extreme pain would
often COMPEL her times in night and her handu
drawn up to be completely useless AMER using
the Rings and Fluid only twenty-five hours, pains en-
trey LETT and she has not had The slightest attack for pc
rod Of over seven months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07

know, says Mrabenu, but three ways of living IN
this world FIRST by wages for work second, by begging
and third by stealng--so named, or not so named
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-07
NEW GOODS.

VINHE subscriber has just returned from market,
IL where he has bought a general assortment Of
goods, which will be sold ifie ioicer than the lorest
for cash or approved credit. Please call and see
ii. T.. BAKER.
Fayetteville, May !, 1896 81
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NEW GOODS,

TN great abundance, just received and WILL be
II sold as cheap as the cheapest, by
A. DUNKLEE.
D5- Particulars next week.
West BrattleboTo, May s. 1876.
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soARr CRows-Suspend bright sheets of tin tall
poles at proper through your fields and the
will disturb your corn, as the least wind Will
an explosion of qunpowder OF the report Of gun We
have tried this plan several years. and never without sue
eess,-.4msriean Farmer.
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NOTICE.

GtHAS. II. CUNE, having disposed Of his stock Of
~ Iron, Steel Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, requests all
persons indebted to him, TO make immediate payment.
Braltleboro, May 4, 1876. 6wS7
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Furnishing Goods.

Furnishing Goods.
500 yds CARPETiNG,
co.. lbs Live Geese Feathers
400 yds. Bed Ticking,
10 doz Brown, Bleaohed and Coiord Table Cloths
Russia and Bifdseye Diaper Crash,
Elegant Bedspreads
Is pieces Furniture Prints,
Curtain Musns
TIME PIECES, LOOKING GLASSES, Tea Trays,
BRITANNIA Tea Pots Knives and Forks, Butter Knives Sill
YER Teaand Table Spoons Plated do Fancy Bellows ele
CANT China and Printed TEA WARE, in sets with plates
and dishes to match, also full assortment Of Crockey
Glass Ware Nc, &c, Jest received for sale the lowest
prices by ORCHARD & SAWYER
Fayetteville, Aprl2 . Gw36
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Vermont has more revolutionary pensioners in proper
ton her population than any other State in the Union
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HOME CERTIFICATES

These iesimonials, al Of winch from Tie most re-
spectacle sources been selected from several hundred
similar character which have been procured during the
short time the discovery has been before the American pub
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WANTED.

A S an apprentice to the Staining, Painting and
IN Uphoisiering business; one Of good habits and
about the age from II 90 will find good encourage
ment by applying soon 10 the subscriber
A. VAN DOORN.
Bratileboro, May 7, 1896 SYST
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cHRlsTlEs GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER

These articles form important addition to the Galvsns
Rings acting upon the principle, but having the ad
vantage Of local application As efiectunl means
for sifeng henug the system when debated by disease
other causes certain aid in constitutional weakness
preventive for colds, and all affections Of the chest
generally the Galvsnc trsng,henng Plaster will be found
OF great and permanent adyaniage.
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in all tic various branches viz House, Sign and Imitation
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging, &c, at the
STAND door north Of the Vermont House He hopes
by ithulness 10 merit and share Of public pat
Tonsge. ROBERT ROBERTSON.
BratIleboro, April 2s, 1870 50
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EPILEPsY AND rALPlTATIoN on THE HEARr.

EPILEPSY AND PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART
The following relates to a Clergyman, the
in-law OF Mr. John Jacob Astoi, of New York.
Rev John Brisled, Minister Of the Episcopal Church.
Bristol R. H. residing in Maine street. has always been
subject 10 distressing attacks OF Epilepsy often falling down
nsensble. The disease has been accompanied with
lent Papaon Of the Heart and rush Of blood 10 the head
For three years he has been unable preach attend
bis other duties MIR Brsed has found the valuable
benefit from the Rings, Bands and Fluid better every
respect than he has been his Illness and is rapid
y recovering his health All symptoms of Epilepsy hsvS
left him
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18
Progress of Odd Fellowship.

There probably never has been period in the
history Of Odd Fellowship, when public attention
so pontedly directed the Order, as at the pres
ent time Il is true that very many have been
drawn into its folds and induced TO enrol them
selves among its members, from witnessing its deeds
Of Charity and Love, which ii every where exhibits
10 the world Pure beneyolence has led them 10
Join in the dissemination Of good throughout the
land while with some, the Order has experienced
from those who opposed IFS progress through ignor
ance. pressed on by the impulse Of malice. an al
tachment 10 themselves 10 the Order has been the
result These processes in other days we're slowly
aud gradual in their working, but of late enlarged
accessions have been made TO our ranks, of all
classes, and the Order now presents phalanx Of
benevolent spirits, who are extending the borders
OF Friendship, Love aud Truth among men. The
truth is. the Order of Odd Fellowship presents the
mind awonderlul agent in the melioration Of woe
aud misery in the world; and no wonder men should
embrace opportunities TO unite themselves 10 a
brotherhood that breathes Charity and Love, aud
lifts the dropping spirit from its dependency, into
the sunlight Of lis inherent goodness There are
attractions in Odd Fellowship, and because OF our
knowledge of il, we marvel not that its ranks are
so rapidly enarging. and il now reaches its arms
Of Beneyolence and Good Will almost from Pole TO
Pole. There is heayen-boTn subllmIy IN It's
j principles, they connect man with his God IN deeds
ofholy Charity they impress him with the dignity
of man, proudly enrobe him in the habiliments
Of goodness, AID il faithful Odd Fellow point out
to him those bright beams of hope and happiness
in another and better world whatsoever will
come let him come wide as the earth is its in
yitations; no distinctions Of wealth, or honor, OF
power, limit lis actions Let its principles be bound
close to the heart, and may each one oflhose who
claim the name Of an Odd Fellow, be one in deed
and in truth Iris.
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From the Austin rroaasl Democrat
Indian news--lIiss Parker and other
Captiyes.

Capt. Rice arrived from the Council Ground on
Thursday last--to HIM we are indebted for the an
nexed items of Indian news.
Col. Leonard H. Williams, with party Of ten
others, was dispatched TO Pahauca's camp, on the
alse Washiia; on the 29th April, he sent a run
ner to Gov. Butler, informing him Of having found
Miss Parker, and yellow girl in the Camanche
camp. The former was acquainted with Col Will
lians in the early and happy days Of her existence;
during his stay she continued 10 weep necessarily.
Twelve mules aud two mule loads OF merchandise
were offered for her. but refused by the Indians,
who say they will die rather than give her up. No
situation can be depicted TO our minds replrie with
half the horrors OF that unfortunate young lady's.
Our Government should claim her with strong
hand, the sword should be made TO ayenge and TO
liberse 1t is useless talk OF treating with those
barbarians, until they are FIRST humbled by chas-
tisement
The appearance OF Col. Williams created con-
siderable excitement among the Camanches. The
young warriors laid plan TO murder him and his
companions, which overheard by Mexican
boy, Zone Of the many prisoners Of that nation
among the Indians,) who gave timely notice to Col.
W, and he Immediately claimed the protection Of
Pabauca. The chief with difficulty succeeded in
pacifying aud restraining his men.
Buffalo Hump acknowledges that his party kill
ed several Germans near San Antonio, 1--WE suppose
at Castorve,) he is consequently afraid to trust
himself among the pale faces, and refuses 10 come
in. Jack Harry, Delaware, purchased Germsn
boy about nine years Of age, from this band.
They have two American lads prisoners. which
they refuse to bring in or sell one is about or
IL. and the other about l6 or IL years Of age.