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for prime Beef was steady at 80 for prime, to $40
SIo rs for mess Lard-sales were made In barrels to
extreme quotations ranged from 50 50s4 rs
so: rs terces damssed were sold by auction at 81
cash. .oo ...u
| aLsc ..ax..sas>.
WHALEBoNE-35c was demanded for N. w., aud 81
asc for South Sea. lot of 1000 lbs N. w. sold
yesterday in New Bedford at soc cssh $3.50 offered
for 900 lbs MORE delivered in New York. and refused
wooL-The market was steady for American fleece
woods In foreign. the demand continued limited
engaged -four and grain sacks at 2ad but the
current quotations continued to range at rs for -four
% asd for grain in bags To the Continent, prices
some less stiff than last week Flour wanted
at l2c per barrel l25c; and grain in sacks at 26 2Sc
No change in cotton. The rates to London exhibited
marked alteration.
RREAL Estate AT Aucrer.-House and lot No. 700
Washington street % by So. $3.50
Do do 7OS do % by IS $3.50
Two story brick house and lot No. 100 Green 49,.
Two story brick house he and lot No. ISL Green
Two story y' brick n 'front.' house and lot No ica
Thr psa's storv brick house and stables covering
the entire lot, with lease oilot No. ala Bowery nm
Tire. As story hous: and lot No. 30 varici street.
Lot No. $40 bcw:ry, near Bond st. as4xiiS ssa
Lot on wss dS sh avenue. near Troy street.
Three aUs story brick house and lciaNo 4ss Broad
way, AZ by l00.. l6,sOV
| Store and lot No 4aI Broadway, 25xl00 1900
| Three story building and lot $40 Broadway, cor
ner of White street, 25xl 1876. ......... 20. 25O
! Two story house and lot No. 50 White street, on
the rear of the above SO front by IS feet deep 4l0C
| Three story brick building and lot No. SIT
| Broadway, 25xl6l.6. ................... 81 500
Brick house and lot No. 81 and 6l1s Canal street,
Brick house and lot No. So Canal ST. Isxas6. 1850
Brick house and lot Nos IS and 6o1s Canal street,
| 2dxal ......... $500
Three story brick store and lot No. So Peck slip,
Three story brick store and lot NO. IS adjoining,
Four story brick store and lot No asa Front 500
Lot on south side 2lst street, near Sd avenue, 30
House and lot NO. 50 Pearl street IS by 50 $500
Three story brick house and lot No. 224 10th st.,
Three story brick house and lot No % Rutger
Four story store and lot No. 1853 South street.
% 4x9l 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Four story brick store and lot No. a4i Front st..
% 4x6s4 ............... 9750
Water right and wharf privileges, 2O3, in front Of
store No, 1853 South street. -. ........ $500
Three story brick house and lot No. 20 Pike St.
Three story brick house and lot, with frame
house on the rear, No 81 Orchard st., 25xs76 5000
BRooxLYs-Four story brick house, No. Colo
MASHArrANvrLLF-l7lo lots and parts Of lots in the
village Of Manhattan lille. EXPERIMENTATION. 5000
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Foreign Markcts.

HAvANA-A correspondent of the Merchants Ex
change Boston, writing from Havana, under date OF
January states that Indian meal and corn meel are
admitted free of duty into this port, Cardenss Maral
and Matapzas for six months from January, Is. lS47
Vessels arriving and departing in ballast will longer
pay mud machine dues, health, visit Moro pass"
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n. GUERRIER,

DLEACHER and Dresser of Dry Goods, esablished ior
ID several In this city, has the honor 10 inform me
and Jobbs that by new process. n 20
he able restore all kinds OF SA Oooos
spotted by dampness otherwise damaged TINS Recess
applies equally to Veves, Ribbons, Grapes, Blk Sioses
Silk Stockings, &c.
Gloves restored without leaving any odSt o,
Lace Goods Embroderes put perfect order Far
tcular will be paid the refreshing and
Of Stock Goods of all descriptions. All Of which Will be
done 1t very moderate prices. -
Apply At 20 Day Street. New York JIG lm"r
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Core,gn lamentations.

LALcAHuANA-Brg Frances5G0 bags coffee 30 seroons in.
dgo bxs shell 90 deef skins a2 hides tons nicara-
qua wood IA ID Cothesl-S00 bbls copper. u :.
Rio JASErno-Bark Godtrey-37o6 bags coffee Sifkin
lronsides. -
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Treasury Notes Outstanding, Feb. 1, 1s47

Treasury Notes Outstanding, Feb. 1, 1s47.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Feb l. ls47.}
Amount of the several issues outstanding prior to the
$685., $50 81
Amount outstanding OF the issue Of 22d july
1916 as per records Of this Office .9e4 900 90
$500 $50 81
Deduct cancelled no es ip the hands of the
accounting officers. .........."... 9S7,650 90
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PARTISAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Depot for the reception and deiipery Of Clouds, at Mr.
Courts, lls Wtliiam st., Nev York.
II q. COURT & DE6CHAUX, 1.-THE latterly recent
a. y from beg respectfully TO announce 10
tho and merchants generally that they dye
troduced into the United States and according the latest
Paris fashion, all Of goods sewing silk and twist either
plain shaded; trains organisms spun Silks zephyr
worsed and woollen yarn Of all kinds, sewing cotton
hair, linen and cotton yarns. 80
They have imported patent machinery for putting mp silk
and woted the best and approved either
spools skeins.
Damaged faded sewing silks worseds ribbons silk and
dies and gentemen garments dyed and made equal to
articles.
Orders carefully attended and promptly executed
;aOn
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dx = M REV ARD--AMERICAN COMPOUND-Ths
VOUU popular, pleasant, and SPECIFIC remedy Is war
rauted 10 cure efecal all cases ola delicate disease IN
e davs under OF the above sum- Persons using
this article need fear no eIposuss a, leave. no
odor ON the BREATH requires resrsfon IN dst Or
and il adapted to every age and condition Ii contains
no injurious to the consultation
standing rave cured by single bottle while tho
1his is no trunped up humbug it has long been and sui
is used in the private practice Of physicians wit unsrrinx
convince yourseives Sold wholesale by ComsTocE Co.
81 Courtlandt rstailed at Bowery and Gspa b9wsr
aIet Broadway r. L. CS SS b. 70.
bss ST. cor Fulton and New York; cor Fulton
Cranberry Booklyn Third and South st. fhadephis;
ngon City; Robertson Cormck Norfolk Va and 3 Co
Il Co har =. e. il I'm 6od~Tc
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MO CURE FAY-DR. CORBIT"r, 10 Duane street,
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons LondanJ
practice years. devoted venersal diseases
enables Dr. e. to the form of this disease becen
cases cured in four days; mercury used Structure cured
ia one or two weeks, without any Constitutional de-
kitv-Those individuals who hive INDUCED in certain
loathsome habit positively be restored to health and
socsty Dr. C. has removed his Office, insihuaed ny
certain mushroom dentist 10 Duane street,
naxs dcor 70 Or Johngou's i25 insrc
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NIJNNS a EJSCHERZ

VTOULD call the attention Of hsr friends and the public,
w al their Mandatory and Wareroom, l1e 0rssnMch
are the most fashionable and newest patterns
n b. Pianos with Coleman's Patent A"iiaa A'aeh"ss'
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CAUi IUN TO IRE ~ bLiC
JOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROfS

THE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate and per.
mrnent ofpan from decayed teeth having ,% ",
those who have used it, many limitations have iate peer
thrust the market by unpncpled pesors ana 20,
graph caution public against all such spT,,ou, com
pounds as no Glove Anodyne possibly be the
article so long aud avorahly known by that name By tna
prepared during foeI OF five BY A.
FOR the last year by Henry Johnson 70 70 10,
Co who Is now the sole proprietor ne oniy ss,us H.
purchasers is to be and ask for yonnsJ oy nc
II The genuine has the signature Of Henry johnson
Ssmembrr thar the true Glove Ancdyne Is an immss.g
cn,e or the most violent toothache pain ~ the
that nsnufactured genuine only ey nS man IN bs Graz
Nh, pnd;nr. Soid also 100 Fulton street, East nosd'
m.r ,nd 7o9 Hudson 81. Price % cents, I'll si"''"
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Total number Of foreign arrivals IS coaswe arrivals IS
Whole number 1903, Of which 1903 were American, Bremen
. British, and French. a.,
Durns the month there cleared for foreign ports %
vessels viz: ships banks, brgs, and schooners.4o
OF which American British, Hamburg ne pre-
BALrtm,Ry Feb 2-Arr schr President, Trssekle, Rich
ond CID Brem shin Albert, Won Tritzen, Notterdam-
Sid brig Csylon, Best, Pro vdenee.
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BRANDY, WINES, GIN, sEGARs. FRUIT

xTy C. BURDICK No. % Broadway, three doors above
w Wall offers for sale the following, in lots to
srsndies dark and pale various brands Of prim: quality
Whisky, Scotch and Irish 90
Rum, Jamaica . 90
Madeira, and other brands 90
5hcrres, pale, gold and brown DO
Port 40
Champagne various brands do
Clarets, in case do DO
Barsaci, burgundy, Sauterno DO
Segars, sardinss, Fruits, kc!&c DO
Scotch Ale, in pints, Just landed, ripe DO
W. G. B. pledges himself most faithfully TO keep End do
liver only OF the quality and socIu the favor Of the
'ROBERT HOPE HART inform: hi. friends and we'll
wsher. that he TO be found at the above ssabshn ent,
d. imsYc
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE. AND FukrllukE
WANTED.
AIDES OR GENTLEMEN hrvng syptTnnoe sns Sn
IL 20 dispose Of such Wssfng hppsiS ~, ~,
,ubscrbsr through the Post Once, OF ynS wiz
attend their resideuesx - nrs,s;;,,,
L.s,., "a. ~ attended " ~ Hrs. J. LEvENsTT'
% lmsr
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THE rRIv ATE TKEATisE ON ~ TES snME p MHE
bisEAsEs WHICH VERY CL0ssEs a r EinS v.

TIHEM1By Dr. RALr author r 81 I9s S' 0c. bX
Gan Medical WORKS. sas Broadway-1 bird s0o 2So
pp-Priee 81. a..,v .rh,.et rel.tins to TN dis.
scred TO- a. we'll the varied consequences rnuit
IN from their mlsnanagement sueh a. vsneres ~ and
70 plain and these :ahes inst
or curing them; ALSO, the recipes ustd IN W tu
sr,s own practice given, for makiag the TO
ouired. -. 49,. .r. o,h,r d;,sse.
hch verv vcnereai gonofhoee ard vnch
are comm ated too IN way but which har mo-
ming At ali TO do with either Of them Little DO
when theys being dugged by me voraeou, suse tha
IN many cases, they have such disea upon them
p This work IL, therefore designed a. pto's sa
,hs,r own case with privacy and success JAG mr.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail,
miscellaneous Record

MI0CeIIan0Ou1 Hoc0fUe
PoRT oy BALrrMoRE-List Of Foreign and Coastwse ar
rivals port of Baltimore dunng the month Of January
ee carefully compiled from the daily list Of arrivals PUB
~ Wv Ships Barks Briggs. Sehrs.
From Foreign Ports ~ 9
From Coastwise do. ...........O il W oz
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A CURE FOR COLDS.
MES CARRSLLs M.disssd vap Sr, and Sulphur
M Z. d: ss1 :sf ?sGs
a% OF Of the ~esS: the apof
after Se Of dS these baths. A s
MONEY LENT.
' iaS Ts on
good: siChHx DESCRIPTION Gi persons. .sl
oe i.asT ~ . ringing a sss bell
o'''er OF me New + Sssi ii JAM RI1''AD
q LSas s1s .,Sa S
%1as S Se I B. hs Il
The poll Will be open from II o'clock at noon till o'clock,
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to the
February By ss; order ssy q sss Sss:a
ESE HHa SAFF z
= 'N''''' ''' WE, tAN I?
LANe EA,lafslSfi { E bHeREh 81
DR. POWELL, OUULIST AND AURIST,
A TTENps to Diseases Of the Eys.and Ear and e all in
a'Gss :ia Sass Passage and
VIVA attention IT and .gsss
Deafness, and all discharges from the Ear permanently
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted: ,,o,u.,.
Spectaces adapted to every defect i2o lm.rc
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS:
IN A. ARTAULT, 149 and 13l Broadway Lafayette
Bazas) has just RECEIVED per late HAVE packets
which he offers reasonable terms Also nn invoice Of
French Chemicals, including dry Iodine HyPos9phlte Of
Sodr E.omlue Chloride Of Iodine, Bait Of Gold Trp0y
Rouge. &c. =, ~" ~
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, KAZORS, sc.
E FENNEY'S Tallyho Razors.
Son anRs4a sssnn TsSs Cuey
4 8 Stenton's fine pen aud pocket Knives,
Which, together with Saws, Edge Tools, scythes. snd
ether list goods held for SALE to the trade On s1uiac
turers &C count, by oIENION.
| Foreign Hardware Commission Agent
IA Maiden lane, up stairs:
Orders solicited from trade for the above goods the
usual acturers terms, (no sonmisslon.)
las lm~r
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VNR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham stSeet
- 40 we'll kaown the practitioner IN New
York in the Of delicate diseases The DocorS
skill old half cured that havo
for years psemnent 0se structure, uie err
body throat IN the hoao anu
bones of the legs eecuay cured constutionnl weakness
brought on by habit INDUCED IN BY young man.
dreams end nightly emissions, positively
cured Recent cured in four days without mercury
Post paid combining fee Of 50 attended to- Dent
be deceived. DR. johnson IS in connected with
masbroom dentist or his college. js23 lm*r
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES Gentlemen having any of superduous
IL Clothing Furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
price for the By sending for the subscriber at hs
dence through the which will be ctnaly attend
ed to M 3. COHEN, Agent,
50 Duane street.
NJ B-Lades be attended to by Mrs Cohen jas lm*c
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A. f.bru.ly at il M a, the sfehants Exchange III not
ssa ss
feet squared ming the end Of block fronting on three
e,
hi II. Two ne Us Of
fronting Is. and Washington streets, this well 2; the
.;;s.s q m. sssPs,s.ss r %
HsA ,E
v', farther Pss'i
CEThs satoasta Lake COmp,ny cut!'p % hat l
SIsssss Ts...
Island Sound rhsI. vessels can , So
only being required foI'hs mill which is
Also. the mill Country Seat, beautifully yh To-
and in Of the most pleasant towns in New England For
full pa'''i%SM :; ;n2TSo5Ws NsEND, Franklin House. NY
B.-The above will be sold at bar9an. isl sw+rh
NOTlCE TO ALL GENTLEMEN.
ahs
s or and e 81
altered and Ie61ed with velvet collars CUFFS niags
NoTENO my store line ,dds: IS
81 T TO 4:
Murray street
a3l 2wsrh A. CORrlSeO1. rom London
10 ETAIL STOCK OF DRY GOODS, WITH LEASE
II OF STORE FOR SALE.-For sale stock OF Fancy
aud Staple Dry Goods well assorted and at low prices In
one of the most desirable locations in the CITY,.
Th has
and possesses many advantages as to the
interior gements -, =,
The stock at presen. under Eight Thousand Dollars; with
S d 5
a year at a very fair average profit.
The will be sold for cash satisfactory paper
credit # 6 months .
TO those DESTROYS the wholesale and retail
Dry Goods business the offers Of the greatet
inducements .
Address Box s5l Lower Pest Office, with real name.
j3O wv
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VELyEAUS SrECIFiC PILLS.
sOH the radical Of gonorrhoea gieet, seminal sInu
sons and all mocop,rulant scaarges from the afehra
These Pills result Of years experience IN the
Hospital de Charlie Paris pronounced by their ees
brated inventor Pofcso! Velpsau Gas an niallbe
81 ortcr time than any other remedy, without taintnE tbs
breath dsagreeing with the stomach, or confinement fo
buainss Price 81 per box
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RiCORDS ALIEhnY'VE MIXTURE. $3.50
OR the permaent Of prirnyT @: secondasy .ypl.s
venerial ulcers odcs complaint produced OF IN
inutcious Of mercury unaklful medical treatment
all peyohs Gusrcctrg veerea tant remaining their sys
tam s,oud ure this powerful purifier without delay IS 40
person CONSIDER hmsc sale after having the
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system WIN S'u
justly celebrated Alternative.
for S5 carefully packed aud seat to all the Union
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received his Ave dollars in silver again Not his Ave-
however he after discovered that the rascal had
returned hve counterfeit dollars. We have noticed
quite number Of such persons lately with h-e dollar
change Look out for the villains --.ams,icsr Star
Psrs Crux, Eov 7h.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The steamer Fashion, commanded by Capt d B. Nor
gan will leave the United States this morning
ct o'clock with the following passengers and troops
Tor Braxos St Jago, Tampico and Vera Cruz For the
brasos-Mrr Maj. Anderson and family; Mrs SuSsn H.
Parker; Lieus Pindar and sIngleday North Carolina
volunteers; Frederick Peck; Robert Forsyth; DIR. r. W.
Maokay; ninety men. For Tampico--Mrs Larned
Morris. Of the 4th infantry For Vera Cru1-Lieu'.
Col Seymour, Georgia bsttaion Assistant Surgeon E.
X Kane U. 8. NJ; Elijah Haskell. U. N; Lieut. Por
ter Tennessee volunteers MIR. Evertsop; V. w. Roth
Lawlsr, suffers; detachment Of 10th infantry under
command Of Capt Harris, U. 8. A.; and also Captain
Thomas Rowsy's company Of Pennsylvania volun-
tesr. being pert OF the battalion Of Lieut. Col Geo W.
Der OF public hsrses Transfers and quarteruaster's
stores-N. o. Del a, Nop. "a.
The steamer Diadem brought down Capt Rowley;
Lieute McClony Scott and McLeane, and rs men, be-
longing to Col Hughss's regiment Of Pennsylvania vol
23dinsi
The brig Trojan Capt Wild chartered by the govern
ment to carry horses and army Vera Cruz will
sail to- day soon a. the weather viii permit The
ship Napier Capt. Sanford. and brig Othello Capt.
Darlington have been rechsrtered and will shortly be
desp.tched with recruits for the Baltimore Pat
riot, I'd inst.
We lesrn from Capt Harris in charge Of q detach-
msnt OF the Infantry that in descending the river
In the steamboat Gladiator from thu recruiting station
at Newport, Ky. private John Gale was missing, n
snort wy blow viekseurg It wa. thought he fell over
where bis family are highly respected Cineinns,i
ChronisIs, Nov. "a
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The Annexation or Mexico, In n Spanish point
OF view.

Iron the Madrid Herald, October II
The occurrences happening 10 the distracted re-
public OF Mexico unfortunately corroborats the SAD
predictions which made but short time ago. when
stating that tho only remedy which could possoly be
applied In the prvcaious condition OF that country was
the estab mt Of there Of monarohyto be CONTROL
ID by Spanish prince Inc colossus wnSn .n!eeten'
out encount.ring rude shocks and bloody los'srj bis
complete triumph however no longer doubtful In the
end the ancient Kingdom OF Montefuma Will succumb
and Mexican nationality viii disappear IRON the poti'
Woud Affairs have arrived at this extremity had the
Msxiesns COM ndiag their true interests nown
10 tbs arms OF their frmer rulers (spain and placed
Themselves under the cover OF their friendly protection!
Certainly not.
Meantime one feat of after another 10 placing
the most important towns In Mexico updsr the dominion
of the North American army aud yet for all this the u
States have no cause for self In these VIC
tories For though may BE- that they advancing
ia the this latter affair by no means easy
at frat II might appear. Those who formerly yielded
their positions, without resistance even now defend
themselves and fight fsrocously whole people Is not
easily subdued, nation be botted from the
world By two three victories
The proud and powerful federal republic will triumph,
doubt the dsointed aud harrassed Mexican
Jon not by the force Of arms thsn by protocols But
repeat It, apart from the vain glory Of psned PRIDE
the annexation Of this State those now compos
ing the Union, will be much prejudcisl than use
ful TO this latter.
The territory Of the United States 10 already too
tsnsve for this addition TO be more than an In
oubus to the government and all probabilities will have
to prove deceptive, OF the issue will have TO undsrso
ansy sisthat this pc werfui republic viii divds 1t
sell In the eni Into many Others without the original
mother country being able 70 prevent this dis
mem bsrment, which time will bring in its train.
And N to this local add the natural antpa
thy which must necessarily exist between oonquerors
aud con the different habits language religion
and customs, 1t not " be doubted that the North
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extensive SCALE IT, while We withhold from her one asy.
lum prohibit her from Voluntarily seeking the other
Persons OF opposite parties will no doubt see much
treason in views like these or all the varieties Of BIZ
gotry none Ia unreasonable than that OF the poll
tcian who would allow country any other govern
msnt than like his own and he Ia equally blind who
refuse. to forssee and provide for changes In the policy
and spirit OF his which time and events
to produce. Those who least desire conquest OF
Mexico must that the force OF circumstances may
bring about and long there IL any likelihood OF
this Why should we not admit the fact obvious to
all that though We ought not to treat her people
vassas, We cannot govern them Is countrymen or -
democrats allow them the portion self go
vernment that every section OF country spjoysl
desire that institutions in spirit well form
should continue as they have BEEN but II assume
the attitude of conqueror or continue to take
and more the character Of spreading people, must
expect these inst utons to undergo changes Of
and bearing, not OF feature they be affected by
acquiring realms be held n state Of infsrorty still
would they DO altered by admitting those dspen-
denotes to an equality they could not maintain
do not know that We have nsed Of parties which on
the European plan might be named old and young Anne
roA-ons ouging to the past, and the other running
mad with feelings Of the day but think 1t proba bic
that time may have In store changes for u.s. and for
this continent that give need for another party looking
to, and providing for the future
PRoSPECT TIVE AMERICA
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The Last OF THE SEMINoLEs. 4" Old Joe"
and young Indian have been prowling in the
nsighbcurhood Of Chocshatchis and St Andrews Bsvs
ever since the days Of the Seminole At drst the
party consisted OF four or Ave They escaped the vg
and have since found sdequsts protection In the
desert swamps and unfrss shores aoove named
Old joe" has fought his last Aght, and Is Dead and the
boy alone survives
Sous time ago Mr.. Miesjsh King was hunting In the
neigbborho,d Of 81 Andrews, and met with Old Josn
and the young Indian. He had to run the Indians
nrsd at him, and the ball his pack He also fred
but missed The Indians flashed at him several times
and after running some two miles he into q pond
in order to avoid them Joe followed and King stopped
and drew his bowie knife and at the second blow gave
him death wound Joe then spoke to the young
Indian, who rapidly approaching, but instead Of
drsd yards and ded.-Pensaeola Gazette, Nsv. 40