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Communicated.
WASHINGTON, Sept IS, 1913


WASHINGTON, Sept IS, lsls.
SIR: have the honor call your attention the In
elligencer of yesterday, the 14th instant containing
speech repucd to have been delivered by Mr. Thomas H.
Benton now n senator from Missouri, in which are
charges of varied character and in multiplied forms against
myself and to the lntelligencer of the inst where
there are also charges from the same source
These charges pronounce unfounded calumnies but.
in Difference the place where they pretended to
have been uttered (he Senate OF the United Sates)
them have to request that an officer be directed to put
these charges in FORM and that be tried them before
court martial forthwith; my object being to put end
charges are, in TRUTH devoid OF the least foundation
and also to expose the fraudulent manner in which his
torcal facts have been distorted and testimony delivered
before the proper legal tribunals OF the country has been
mutated at the expense of truth and candor
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
W - 81, ,. w. III. EMORY,
Brevet Major United States Army.
Brig Gen. JoNEs, T'tf H
Adjuant General U. s. A.
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r. tanning about "a acres situated about mile north
OF the Capitol adjoining the lands of Mr. David Moore
and Mrs. Bcale 1t is all meadow land, in high state OF
cultivation has fine OF running through
beautiful grove of young oak, and an excellent site for
a building.
Terms 81 900 cash. and the balance in equal payments
and years. be secured by notes with approved
endorsers, bearing interest from the day OF sale
II previously disposed of at private ale the same
will be sold public auction Friday afternoon the 9th
October next, o'clock the premises, and on the
terms above stated. -
Apply Mr.. George Moore or Mr. David Moore adoin-
ing premises the subscribers at his grocery
on Capitol hill. JOS. INGLE, Agent.
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Increase in wing vote 1874
Increase in democratic vote 1916
Increase in abolition, &c, vote SAP
Well, is there any encouragement or consolation for
TAYLOR whigery in these whig figures, which show plu
raiity against the achg candidate OF fourteen thousand
sz hundred and trenfy fUe? Last year the plurait,
against the wings in the towns ,27l making
he relative tchig Toss three thousand three hundred and
fty-four. -, ,
wings 3, which is all they will have the vacancies will
be filed by democrats
House The Argus counts 1913 members elected-dem-
ocrats &c, wings 81, others 7, TO be heard from 27.
From the Boston Times.
MAINE ELECTION-BETTER sTILL.-Ihe Atlas has re-
turns from 300 towns and makes comment They show
handsome of things for the democracy The entire
Van Buren, and abolition vote has increased from 1916
only two thousand votes. The democratic vote has al
ready increased six thousand from 1916, while the wing
vote has increased nothing. This year in 900 towns
Dana, dem, has 81 46S votes Hamlin, whig %, 700
scattering 300 Last year Dana had 2s,l74 Bronson
25,2Ol scattering 1857.
The Albany Argus gives the votes by countless as fol-
lows:
Maine Electi0n-Bctter and Better.
Returns for governor from 269 towns present the fol-
lowing aggregates;
1913. 1916.
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Metropolitan Standard Autumn, Is4s.
CENTLEMEN'S HATS.-In presenting the hat for the
VI season. the anders sned would remark that gentlemen
will notice its distinctive character in the elegance
oil its FORM graccnness OF outline and in improvement
manufacture. Due attention has been given these
portan points, for with nothing else viii progressive pub
lie taste and the exigences of the times be satisfied.
WILLIAM b. TODD,
Fashionable hatter six doors of Browns Hotel,
Sept l0-tf Pennsylvania avenue.
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MS Third Ward Democratic Association There W II
be special meeting of this association Thursday
nng 2ls Instant, headquarters the Northern
Liberties engnehou at u o'clock The public is respect
fully invited attend Come early You will hear
speeches. repete with orthodox democracy from
the distinguished orators of the District
G.. w. KIMBERLY,
Sept. 20 Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

The farm adjoining the above containing about 80 ac
meadow land present occupied by Mr. George Moore
The land IN a fine for cultivation has upon il an
excellent dwelling house, ovcrsecrs house. barns
smoke corn other onhoues Ii adoins also the land,
of Mr. John A. Smith and Mr Ephraim Gilman and has a
fne stream OF passing through its whole extent
Also, the frame dgeinshouse, with brick back
buildings Capitol Hill, recently occupied by Mr. James
Moore deceas having attached thereto IA garden,
from one to of land, carriage house and stables,
and "A pump of excellent water in the yard.
For terms, apply as above JOS. lNGLE,
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKs-John's First Book or the
IN Guilds First Reader, by J. r. Webb
Towers First Reader--the gradual primer.
Towers Second Reader introduction to the Gradual
Reader
Towers Third (he gradually Reader.
McGufeys newly revised Eclectic Third Reader.
Fowles Common School Speler.
The Young Analyzer, by j. N McEigott, principal OF
the Mechanics Society School, New York.
The Practical Book of Composition, by f. A. Morgan
numbers, with suggestive engravings.
The First Book on Anatomy and Physiology, for Gram
mar SC hoos by Calvin Gutter, M ID.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy, small quarto, many
cravings. Just received by
Sept. FL f. TAYLOR.
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IHLOOR OIL. CLOTIIs.-We have in store sheets oil
cloth, from which prepared to cut cloths OF any
dimensions for halls, rooms &c We have some new and
rich patterns
Also 30 pieces low-puced oil cloths suitable for door
pieces, coachmakers purposes, NC. .
Sept 19-6tf ID. CLAGETT co.
NEW GOODs.-Just opened very choice lot Of French
IN aud English cloths cassmeres and vesngs, of the la
patterns, the North within the week
which | prepared make up 10 order in the most
style, short notice, and very cheap or
puncual customers. .fi4 eH .28 .r.l n
Also, handsome assortment of dress and fancy articles
for gentemen's wear
TO all which would respectfully invite the attention Of
my friends and the public generally. N
A.L 100 SAML FOWLER
Sept l9-eo2w Next door 10 jackson Hall.
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ns.The Members of the Executive Committee of
Democratic ASSOCIATION requested 10 assemble
Jackson Hail. this (Thursday) evening" al o'clock
]. ID. HOOVER,
Sept 2I--lt Chairman
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269 81 ,4es 25,5o9 1886 2s.l74 25,2ol s,s

Dana's democratic majority Hamlin, wing, thus
far, $3.50. In the towns, in 1916, his majority
over the wing candidate 2,973-showiDg demo-
cratic gain of over 5000.
Democratic increase, compared with 1916, 1924
Wing increase, 30S Abolition increase, 1898.
Well done, Maine The State will do even better in
November.
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nWELLING-HOUsE and lots In the list Ward for
IL saeThe house and lots square No n, fronting on
Pennsylvania avenues formerly occupied by the late Hon
John Forsyth offered Tor sale.
Persons disposed to purchase will be pleased to appyto
Sept 19-dlwif RID. SMITH
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Female Inssituse

Patapsco Female Inssitute.
Near Eacoffs Bs, TEN miles from BaLimors, Maryland
WILL commence the scholastic yenr, September 2lh
w The charge board md all connected win
it, and tuition in an ex,enssvs Engs course SEQ por
mum. Apply TO the principal "a 1854 ~, -
July 25-2awtlsNov ~ Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS
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MARRIED.,

At St Matthew's Church. the goth instant by the Rev
posrLAs CLAUDE OF New Orleans MrDA A.
pERs Of Washington.
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philadelphia College OF medicine,

No. " SOnA Fyh, soui 81 'Vdth~ NFot-
rJ,HE regular winter of instruction viii be com
continued for four months preliminary series OF lee
res including the consideration OF some OF the most I'M
portan topics medicine, will be given during the month
of October, commencing on Monday October I'd, by the
following faculty .
ANATOMY s. X. McCLINrocK M. D., Adj. Prof
Materia Medica and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURDEN M ID.
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Observation-Disclosures
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Chldren-CHAs.
A. SAvoRY, M ID.
Chemistry-A L. KENNEDY, NJ D.
Snroery JAMES McCLNrocK, M. d.
Comparative Anatomy NJ w. DIckERsoN, M ID.
Theory and Practice, (ths chair will be filled in few
days) - n, .,
Pfosector OF Surgery hiCHAkp Dol'' W. "
-, s,r the tnl course Ss4 90
ss.,.is,i,,;on fee only once Maid 5 20
graanat,on 30 %
&c o,h 10, c caH,o w"' now As 90
Dissecting ticket, (optionaD ~ W
Perpetual ticket ioV w
member of Faculty. the whole amount may be paid TO
the Dean who will certificate which will entiie the
student to the ticket OF each professor ,
To increase the means OF acquiring practical knowl-
edge profession full candidates for graduation
will furnished with the Hospital ticket without charge
in addition which clinical instruction will be given at
the College from two o'clock on Wednesdays and
Saturdays ,
The fail course of dssectons will be commenced on the
18th Of September, and continued until the 3l oil Ocoper
November, and continue forr monIhs-iee $40: Those
who take The winter ticket will be furnished with that for
the fall course free of expense
For further information INQUIRE OF
JAMES McCLINTOCK, M. Dean,
No N llth ST. side, first house north OF Market ST.
SAINT -2,cD
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By a. GREEN, .s,.cttoneer.

GOOD FRAME HOUSE, LARGE STABLE, AND
VI BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-on Thursday,
the 2st instant shall sell on the premises o'clock D.
lots Nos 49, %, and D. in square No 49, with the i'm
provemens which good frame house, and stable for
fifteen or herses with well of excellent water and
pump in the yard The lots contain about 900 square
feet.
The above described property fronts 2Ist street.
tween aud Streets has been used for the years
as dairy by Glass; and has convenience for that bu
siness Any person wishing make good investment,
will do Well to attend the sale, il will be sold the high
bidder the gentleman being about the
try.
Terms: Onehird cash, the balance in six twelve egh-
teen and twenour months, for notes bearing interest.
deed given, and deed of trust taken Title indsputa-
BILE. A. GREEN,
Sept. 1876 Auctioncer.
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The correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot charges us
with indirectly suppressing paragraph in General
Casss letar to Mr.. Mahon Dickerson He admits that
we copied it from ga Connecticut locofoco paper" but
that we did not correct it, We are obliged to this cor
respondent for the opportunity OF repubishng the whole
letter OF Gen. Cass because happy to supply the
omitted paragraph, containing as it does very sound
principle of political economy in relation to the circu-
iahns medium The omitted paragraph which we are
suspected OF suppressing (no the fact the last
the letter. rt'
NJ NEw YORK, Dec. TO- 1912.
bave no have received your this day. and
answer N m. IN giving promp, and unequvoca
I.,n ,na,f ,esoons you present To me 'Att.f
80, VI we democratic and hnps bssn
rom wy yo"th was first called into n,,lic IiG NV Mr.
Jefferson, thrty-sx aao and % eo'o w ~ ~,
pr"eires mn docn By hip FRO he III, :" III
received In MS day, have never s,y.,ud Ssa'. ~" i
slant. - ..sy ~ '"oi'o" s"S'e III
SO much Tor my general sentiment. -u,.H
With respect 10 a national bank. ti,L a.,
experience Of the country have decided ,eennR sno
such institution should be chartered by ,s nd .na
crnment N''o'"' koV
viii add. that my residence in France and n c,c, !,
servson OF the stalls OF that nation have sed M ~
while due dkrvsof credit IL highly useful the "sin
concerns Of country, sound specie basis essential +
Its permanent PROSPERITY. ~ ~ '1' 'lr ~ -
With great regard. am, dear sir, truly. yours,
.t'1frf ~ h' rH - t'i LEWIS Glass;
Hon. MAHLoN DIcKxRsoN.
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Illinois,

There were IS members of the lower house TO elect
this year, of which the democrats carry 50, the wings
90, democratic majority of 20, or more than the
wings have elected members. The Senate stands Is
democrats TO wings; democratic majority IL, or more
than the wings have senators. OF the 100 members of
both houses, The democrats have 10, giving them ma
districts the 1st and 5h, there no wing opposition
The democrats carry three of the other four districts and
the aggregate democratic majority in these four districts is
iy in the two non contested Districts and will overrun
tioeue thousand This figure will be exceeded in No
vember by thousands
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lust RECEIVED Kings Lncc store, and was
y opened Monday rich assortment OF aces ribands,
rnges worked collars, and capes, &c at the following
prices: 90,
Standing collars, from 10 cents to ST
Worked do from Is cents TO 81
Jenny Lind habits, from rs cents TO 81
Do collars, from rs cents to vi
Chemists, fine quality, 81
Fancy cuffs at Is cents
Lace capes, from So 10 So
Velvet rband for bonnet trimmings
Rich assortment of thread laces and cdsings lace COL
lars &c.
Also, fine assortment of frnges gimps and buttons.
N B. Fringe and gimp made to order to suit dresses.
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From the Montpelier Patriot,

Ff0m the M0ntPelcT
Vermont.
THE ELECTIoN.-Our tables show as much OF the re-
suits of the late election able to obtain The
senate and house complete; but far as the mem
bers of the houses concerned il is impossible form
an estimate that will stand the of ballot in the gen.
eral assembly
There election of State officers and no election OF
members of Congress in the Cd, Sd, and 4h districts
MIR. Henry may be elected in the LIST district
This result in a strong wing Stae-the second in the
Union in 1910, and triumphant in lS4-is ANYTHING
but encouraging TO Gen. Taylors friends No election OF
State officers election of members OF Congress in
two of their strong districts and possibly in all doubt
full legislature, and wretched showing governor is
bad enough for old federal Vermont and the question
is fair TO put-l Gen. Taylor can't in Vermont
where can he rum
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DERsONs having claims against a balance duo from
l. the Navy Department to the estate of William Brown
deceased, late seaman in the United States service, are
hereby notified present them the office OF the Fourth
Auditor of the treasury within months from this date
Sept 20-3
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THE MAMMOTH LOTTERYI
100000 dollars.
$4,000, So, 600, x2O,OO0, 100 prizes of 81 600

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesburg Academy, and for other purposes
Glass A, for lS43.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, October 70
under the superintendent of commissioners,
IS number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
j. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.
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i OST Saturday last, 10th instant, between MIR.
IL William Fischers store and G. w Pairos banking
house a roll of bank notes, wit: one $50 note on the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Georgetown two $i5
Virginia notes. three IS Virginia notes, and one 50 W.
paTo note The person finding such money will please
leave Mr. Fsches sore and receive reward of $40
Sept 2l--lt*
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ne hOucr oil ceruncate OF package OF whocs is
tied TO all $22l nett that may be drawn by the twenty
SIX tickets named therein Certificates OF halves quarters
and eghths in proportion.
This scheme is one OF the splendid drawn u
the United States and well worthy of the attention al
venturers
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the most pomp
attention. and an official account Of the drawing WIN Dc
SENT immediately after it is to all who order IRON
US. Address, 81 J. ~ G. MAURY,
Sep 17-dScwf Agents, Alexandria. va
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j respectfully informs his friends and the public geneI.
ally that he has taken the wclknown shop formerly
pied by c. p where he will BE- happy receive orders
painting and promises in the best possible
July 30-eodT
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A SALESMAN WANTED.-We young unmar
n ried salesman in our store. We want ono
well acquainted with the city trade, frst-rae salesman
who give satisfactory reference TO his moral
character, &c. Such will hear OF good situation
by applying to d. CLAGEII " w.
Sept H-6ur
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THE undersigned, having lately removed to this city om
the State OF Maryland, will attend TO the collection
claims against any the apartments of government epe
cally those arising from the late Mexican war.
Letters in regard TO any matter connected with such
agency will be faithfully and promptly attended to.
THOMAS KING CARROLL,
Office Pennsylvania avenue, second door west of
Sept l5-2awdN2ecp l7th street.
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WANTED Immediately, respectable white nurse
w competent take charge of very young infant To
such person. who well recommended. and who
wages will be given Inquire and leave address at III,
Union" office.
Sept7-u
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes $20-Halves $l0-Quarters S5-Eighths 81 3D.
Certificates of packages in this splendid lottery can be
had $ follows.
certificate OF package of 26 whole tickets s270 90
Do do rs half do 1876 20
Do do ~ quarter do 81 %
DO do 26 eiyhths do 30 10
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OST. taken by mistake, smooth common leather
IL TRUNK, which taken from the southern boat yese
da afternoon hair trunk left in its place
The person who has it exchange by applying tle
Union office. EDW. PRlTCHAkD
Sept l6
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-08-04
From the Washington Union.


Narrow Escape from Mexican Lightning.
A surgeon IN the army OF the Uni' ed
States writes en- route from Mexico TO We
ra Cruz. three miles from Jalapa, on the
18th uliimo. He describes the following
remark BILE scene.
A singular accid ent happened to MS near
tie end OF our first days march from Pn.
ebla. The clouds gathered in the moun>
tains TO our right, and the distant thunder
warned us that the usual afternoons rain
would soon be upon us. We were within
half mile Of camp when the rain over
took us. The lightning ascended to the
earth in vivid columns, followed quickly
bv sharp reports of thunder. was riding
il he. rear, close up with the troops,
in company with another officer. felt a
sudden bewilderment as il some stunning
shock had raised me in the air, then all
consci, usness was gone. Some officers
aroused me from my stupor, by asking i
was hurt. In few seconds my senses re
turned, when / found myself upon the
ground enveloped in my cloak, with my
hands on the back of my neck, where
had severe pain. | was sgain asked
wha, could DE done for me. as well as the
soldiers. My eyes were then turned up
on the reg,mhnt. Ii was a most appalling
TO behold. One entire company was
stricken to the earth, their arms IN irreg
ular heaps beside them. 1t had more the
appearance Of a battle 6eld that had been
raked by an enemy's battery, than an,
o,ber,scene can compare it with. except
that il was more terrible. Although
could not move at the instant. ! was suf-
6cien,ly collected to give directions for
tbe,rsrestotation. Very soon was able
TO go 10 them. aud was rejoiced to 6nd
mos, Of them shocked only by the electric
dnid running along the ground. Capt.
Wood and two sergesDts were more Sc.
verely injured. The captain was bleed
ing from the nose and mouth, and perfect,
" unconscious of everything around him.
One sergeant did not breathe for mint e
and then il was with a coavulsive eff1rt,
aud al long intervals. Some men had
their boots torn of-others were struck |
in IN arm or leg only. My only remed, :.
was the free use of cold water, thrown
suddenIy over the head and face. Foriu
nateiy, all are now well, aud 90 one SUI
fers from it's effect but my friend Wood,
whose face remains black and blue, from
the eyes TO the tip of the chin.
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[VOL. 3. NO. IS.

GEN. TAYLoR's nook nrARyrNe We
believe it was Mr.. Criitenden who s,as
ted IN late speech chat General TayIor
was not n brilliant man nor phi.osopLer,
b't 'ons 'csfreadfa 5oois-iq the his,oyv of
ne Oorta , This does moi comport yery
well with General Tavlor's own deolara.
tion contained in his Deisny latter. that
as regards the bank ana tariff o6iesiion,S
he 40 not PR sEarcdto Cr9ress his opinion,
aadrould only do 50 aGer daiy iavestieatins
ho'e @;jecis phch + ,Ael coula noi,hen do,
! sppears stranEe tba, General Tay,or
should he vol 'read in tbe bistory of the
world, and AZ the same time not knaw
eno"eh of the hf@Qry qfh's own coaat,y d
'''''H lin 10 'nalss M an opinion upon
lbe most general principles which il in.
volyHa' j is equally strange that Cen
TaFIor Should have had time dnrinr Tho
forty wears miitary service 10 f,mirior,s
himsolf'wi'i the history Of The world,
when he expressly savs that he would l,ave
u reed oar o'oa constitution al This late d,v
| 70 eXpttss an opinion unnn The cops,i,u.
ho"a'l Nv of such familiar questions as the
oanN and tariff! We think the Gener,l
"onid Lave done well to deynte nor,;on
OF his reading hours TO the studv NJ ,bo
constitution Of his country, instead Of ss.
v't'2g il exclusively to foreign history
/ Ferhans he would have done SO, had il an.
tered his head that any respectable nor.
''n "t his countrymen would eyer bavs
/ Thought Of suggesting his name in connex.
Ion with the presidency!
" @ wonder If there is a county oour,
justice, or fifteen shilling LAWYER in the
United States, who, II asked his onioion
"non these questions, would have 10 adont
'he hnmliating reply that he would have
10 read the constitution ID make m an
opinion. If f'here is one such, he is re-
hHc'on upon the bar and the bench.
Lgarhbnrg Repubhcan.
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Bow! WOW! Wow!

Tnn FLonlDA BLooD HOUNDS!
The following ohoioe moraal, is from the
Log Cabin Farmer edited byI. &Ra q,
/" ilsen Steuhenvile, Ohio, Of April so,
lsfn'# The parasr ph origiually appsarsi
10 the Vesrabaute Wh'e Courier. and "a
out one of a amber of like import which
teened in egary federal Journal, duriag
tbat campaign. fsa;n Aroostook 10 the .Sa.
Il is lauehsbia 70 hear the federal adj.
tors talk OF Harrison's cowardice. What
do they really think of Gan. Van Huyan,s
bravery? AND OF HIS SOLDIERS
FLoR'nA Doas, and almighty Gallant 6sl.
lo''', en- FIVE yEARs trying to whip
thousand Indians. and non have to Enlist
Dogs TO do aehnt men could MOI aocomDlishj
Oh, hnsh-HOW WOW! WOW!'
One of lhs above 'soldiers' and salmisL.
tv valiant fellow who were sfye wears
'FynE to whip thousand Indians,' ia no
les' personsge than Gen. Cachary Tav.
tor the present sshig candidate for the
FTfsldeHry, who was then Colonel aud
nr'nciala actor in 'Gsn. Van Buren's' ar.
my. and upon vhnse recnmm sndation 6rst
orig The momorials on the subject
| fenlIa'iog doga,' 10 hunt down the Ia.
diam and runaway uegroes, who had se
oTs'ed Themselves in the deep swamps
and hammocks of Florida Caats Ssaiil
! ueL.