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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
X4AW NOYKCE.
JOHN GARAGuTY, WILLIAM E, FINCK

GARAG MTY & FIN OK,
Attorneys at Law, Lancaster, O..
OFFICE-Foster's Building-Up-Sta III the
Room latey occupied by Hunter & Garaghty.
Lancaster, July %, 1913. l2tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23

at MS UIu cLluu, III oIlltI'
ier's Building, Sign Of the
P0NEY; He still continues
to make to order and Keeps
constantly on hand every
variety Of
SADDLES Il HARNESS,
Manufactured in the best
manner, of the best mate
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
school ESOOl.s.

4 toNSTANTLY on hand, every kind Of Books
~ used IN tho Common Schools, which will be
sold very low; Country schools sending orders
will be promptly attended to and supplied At tic
lowcstprices. JOHN l., TUrlllLL,
GrecHe's Block, opposite ShgDers Hoie
Lancaster, August 81, 1919 II
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M'ALIST ER'S
A4Aall a AAAGM4 OG&lPGlI9El4o
Moro than 10000 persons
have been cured.

Ut is IMPOSSIBLE
IL togive to the public
an adequate idea Of the
great SUCCESS which has
attended the AH Heal
ing O0itnentfor the past
six mouths. ltis perfect
ly astonishing tn witness
the effects aud hear the
praises bestowed OH this
medicine. No one could
conceive lhata single me
dicinc possessed so much
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Just Received

A SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
IN ments, Tooth Keys and Forceps, a variety
of Trusses, and the best Supporters and Shoulder
Braces ever offered in this market .r
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l849 ID
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EnIarged and Ilmproyed.
JOHN ~ LlTTLE.

I INVITES The attention of the citizens of this
Il and adjoining counties to his Stock in trade at
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-23
Pine Apple Cheese,

UNlGS, X1nte Currents, Cirons, Rnisins. Cocoa,
Il Superior Tea, Java Coffee, Havana do, Sc
gars, 80, just received aud for sale low ly
NJ u. KRElDER
Lancaster, August 10, 1910 II
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Hooks for The People.

IFE Fmnklin und Washington. by Sparks;
IL Family Library 20 vols, embracing History
and Biography; Life Of Gen, Marion; Pioneer Ills
tory Life Of Generals Stark, Wayne, Steubrn,
Montgomery, Lee, Morgan. Ne. nrlnly bound in
separate vols; Rollins History; Life of Fulton;
History ol America; Dicks Works, in n o vols
Mmsholl's Life Of Washington; Library Of Ame.
rican Biography, 10 vols; Washington and his
Genora.s, with great variety of other valuable
nnd useiul Works, For sale ut tho Book Store .uI
JOHN L. TUTHILL.
Lancaster, August OF, 1919
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The undersigned also announces that he has MS
socmted with him, Mr., Benjamin Franklin, in the
above branch OF the business, under the firm of
DodsoR aud FrdakRa, and intends keeping the
following description Of work;
Plain aud Fancy French aud Windsor Rock.
ing, arm, Sering Parot, Table, Barber and
Dentist Chairs, Fancy chairs aud CdRe-Scated
orall descriptions, and Sociablcs and Seuccs.
THOMAS G. DODSON.
Lancaster. February ., i8iD 40
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" AN q YN G /.

p. G.. D Rim X L z,
,STILL continues to occupy his Old Stand, on
- Main-street above II. Liltler's Store and near
ly opposite the Swan Hotel, where he can be
Iound at all times, ready to do anything in his
line OF business, upon The most reasonable terms.
He fatters himself that his long experience will
enable him, in the way of
GA901ONADA9 9AQAOD1Nao
To give eutire satisfaction. His work will be
performed III neat and durable manner. Thank
full for past ayors, he still solicts share pub
lac patronage. ...l
Lancaster, June Is, 1849
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Life Insurance.
Spakish saddles.

%~M TENTIE subscriber is now max
kssfessZM l ing the bestartice ofSPAN-
EyI. EsSSsss5ssSSaAA ISH SADDLES which lie will
A<sE-SS have on hand at all times. lie
deiies any body to produce a superior article.
JOHN N. LITTLE,
Lancaster, May II. 1919
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CHE MICALS s .

CHI T. NJ I C. a l. 8.
Ferri Iodid Qnin Valeranta
Ferri and Quin Ctras Disitlm .....
Ferr Ammon Tart Cyanure Posassum
Ferr Citras SoIub Argent Mir Clmyst
Ferri Lactate Iodine Re Sublim
Zinc Ioiid Ilydriod Pot Extra
Zinc VaIerianate Iodnr Fydrmg
Monesa Tx; Thridace
Morph Snlph ChloroIorm, pure
Morph Acct Chlor Ether
Op Mulas Veratrine
Strychnne Chryst Bromme
Pipirine Castor Oil Capsules
Acid Iydrocyan Gone dose,
Nnrcotn CollOdiOn
OF Ergot Gun Cotton
Santonine Gntta Perlha Plaster
Quln Sulph OIownrd's Sulph Berberine
Extrn) Aconitne
AHofh aboUe are Narrated 10 be pure f0l
sale at Apothecaries Hall, by
NJ. Z. KREIDER.
Lancaster, July l3, l3i0 10
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Irony Iron! IrOMW IronM

IVNllE undersigned has just received, on con,
il signment % Tons Of Iron, of superior
quality; which viii be warranted good and will
be sold at reduced prices 'ohoiesa,e and retail by
+. B0PE.
Lancaster, August 10, lsi9 IL
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o. E9 Settof BUGGY AXEL on hand and for
GO sale low by j. c. WEAVER L. co
Lancaster, May 4, l8l9 80
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CIocks! ClocI.sl ClOcI.s!!!

FUST arrived, a large and splendid assortment
q Of all sorts and patterns, some fine ones for
Churches Halls aud Offices, all ofwhich we tcars
ra,ts.~s~e---s.- A--'r'-+-e-r-ti fES & COSTER.
Tallmadse House, June 3, 1919 5
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LIQUID Hair Dive.

A Superior article Warranted at No. l, for
"A sale by p - M. q. KRElDER
Lancaster, July 49, l849 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15

oulyolher living animals seen we're HE white
ln1rh Ihfha MeIe nni allowed 40 he shnli
Int Rs many were lHkeu alive Rs could be
irapprl,hnd about forty were thus seni away
with copper collars round lhfir neGkH, upon
Which we're stamped the names NJ the hhttfr,
aud The lncnllies Ofihe depOiH Of prOyisions,
Sc. A. IL wna we'll known that these fixes
travel M Immense dhlYiee, lhis measure
was reFOued 10 with Ne view Of making
Them the possible medium ofacquninung lha
missing parties with lhe meaua lAken for
their relief aud sure0r The fixes we're TAX
90 IN barrel converted into door Imp,Hnd
10 show the intensity of the cold, u may be-
Hinlal llinl The poor lilllo animals, iu eudeny-
orinf 10 ESCAPE, often attempted 10 gnaw ilo
iron bnrs, when,in many cases, their tongues
adhered 20 the irou,nnd were ffUzon otl,lhen
Ii.ay wnre killed igam mnllsgA Of humanity.
! Tbs fixes werr ihceliOuHly den0nlnhted
I"TWopenuy Posimeu." Tho thermometer
NJ this time wns about Rhoen below ZerOi but
] tho sylvester stove apparatus, which an-
sWered admirably well, always kept ildiuw-
90 decks NJ u temperature Of between ms
| Eve aud sixty degrees,
Christmas day aud New Ycnrs day were
Kept ~ Seasons of and lolluy, Double
allowance Oi spirits and provisions wAH rafg-
ed out, aud every one Jared rumpluously.-
] Nf HfullN 81 llF AANFtN WIS ilFNlh WIN NF
voted loyalty aud enthusiasm by lhe gallant
liulo bnndj absent friends and'swcei-h@hnS
aud wives, were not forgotten; aud the dance
and song cnliyoncd the festivities. For n
! few hours the outward world WIS forgotten
/ IN the Joyous realization Of tie comforts nil
| happiness of home.
| The crews during the winter were also
employed IN making tools aud portable ap-
pnrntuH for travelling ~ the sprluRnud some
pHrlics verb employed IN las ing down gfav'
/ al on the icr,to facilitate tho cutting 0f n pas
snPo inr tho ships from the bnfbor NJ thc
proper scnson, The gravel, which WINS TAX
ca from the shorc on s,dgrs, was laid 20 NJ
/ a. absorb the suns rays, which, acting upuu
the ice, prrdspo-cd II 20 rot and o. mel, ~
way. This work very much assisted ihe ar
duOus task Of rutling n canal out Of the hHr'
hor of my feet Wide, mud Two miles aud d
hdt long. These md other exercises during
rho winner Eumgwhut nrriimHrrd the mUu,Hut
INJURED Them Ia sustain The pfiyHtions which
/ they subsequently encountered IN tie scnrch
/ ing expeditions. An around Leopold liar
hor nothing was seen hut snow, rocks zoo
| feet high bounded cHch side, nud n narrow
low ridge enclosed The hnrbor uorihwurd -
| There were very few ccborgs seen from Ihi,
| point'
Ehfly ia ilie spring, aud lrlnfe the ice lihi
len iliA haTbor, gho expeditions With aledge,
cll the ships TO pursue the search, M report
cd inprevious accounts, These parties uu
derweut much suffering before they return.
ed to the ships.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15
Ny Fathers Growing Old.

nv EiitAHETu q. BAERrH
Ny fathers growing old his eye
Looks dimly on the page,
The locks that round his forehead Ice
Are silyered der by agci
Ny heart has learned too well lhe tale
Which other lips have told,
/-iIis years and strength begin to fail
''My fathers growing Old %
They tell me, in my youthful years,
lilo led me by las side
And suoyo to calm my childish fears,
My erring steps to guide
But years, with all their scenes Of change,
Above Us both have rolled.
now must guide his faltcr,ng sieps-
"My fathers growing old
when sunsets rosy glow departs,
With Voices full of miflh.
our household band, with Joyous hearts,
VIII gather round the hearth
They look upon his trembling form,
lis pallid face behold,
And turn away with ehaslcncd tones
My mthers growing old"
And when each tuncful voice We raise,
In songs lifelong ago,
ne Voice which minglcs in our lays,
l. trcmulous and low.
II used TO seem a olaf,on's tone,
So musical and bold
But weaker, fainter has It grown
MY hlhcf's growing Old
The same fond smile he used 10 wear,
still wrraths his pale lips Jow'
Bot time, with lines Of age aud care,
Has traced his placid brow
But yet amid the lapse Of years,
Ills hart has not grown cold,
Though voice aud foot-tep plainly tell
only mther's growing old. p
My father thou did II strive 10 share
My JOYS and eulu my fears,
And now thy child with grateful eI&c,
In Thy declining years
Shall smooth thy path, and brighter socncr
by Faith aad Hope unfold,
And love thee with . holicf love,
--- Since thou art growing Old,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15
Vol, 70. No 22, Whole No, GAG.

olsHl 90 have believed lIial he could eyer be
n lrailnr a. his country Thou hhHl leon be-
lmyed hy him iu whose handle lad but q
ille space before deposited llie power otour
great country, which hs swOfe % deiendi
even ~ tie lHsi drop ~ his hearts blood
llu hath dous treason 10 his mother for the
glitter Of gold hath been lnr him more sedue-
two Than lhai Of tho bloodshed 20 snye his
country, linsa gain had more ynlue ~ HE
eyes lhan hls country, md his God hos ahnn-
doned him, Hs he had abandoned h's allies
Of hell.
Mngyars Beloved companions, blame
me not Tor hAvigg east mine eyes pu tliis uinn
aud fbr having given 10 him ny place, u
was necessary, tur tic people had hcrlowed
on him their condolences he army loved h'm,
and he obtained y power NJ which myself
would have hecu proud. And neyetiheless,
ilis man boled lla confidence 0i Ilie nation
and has repaid the love of the army with ha'
tired, Curse him, people Of lhe MnPynrn'-
Curse the hrensl which did not dry up beigrr
IL gave him lie MIX. ! idOliZs Ihse, - ttuit
most Gllhl Of the nations Of Europe, hs
iduliIa the liberty fur which thou hnsi proud
" aud bmyely combnurd, The God of lib
cry viii never oface thee from hia memory
MAyoai thou he forever bleht
My principles have not been those Of
WushiugiOni nor yet my acts those OF Tell
| desired free nalinn-ifee m mnn cannot
bo lpRde but hy God, Aud thou MT hlleui
faded ~ tie lilly, but which IN another sea
son puts forili H. flowers still more lovely
Than hclore, Thou art deHd-iur hath not
I Thy winter como on3 bur II witt mot ru'iutr
80 long ~ lint of Thy companion under the
| frozen sky Of Siberia No fileen nations
hnye dug thy tomb. But the hosts Ol The xix
Z treulh VIII come 90 snyu thee, Bo mitliil
~ thon hnsi been even in-lhe present Con.
/ form 10 the holy connsos of the Bible. LIN
~ Thy heart IN prayer for Tho Departed bnI
[ 10 not mise thine own hymn Until thou hrHr'
cN the ihundrrs oftho lilicmiiug people echo
nloug Thy mouulains, and bcllnw Ia Tie d"pu
of lhy valleys.
Farewell, beloved companions Farewell
comrades cnunirymcn May lho thought
of God and may the angels of liberty iutrVrI
I be- with YOU Do not curse me. Nou mny
: well hc iiroudi lef have Hog lha l4eas 81 Ia
rope rscn from their lair- 10 destroy tht
. rebels " VIII proclaim sou To the civilized
world M heroes; and the caiyn Of M hrruir
people viii bc cherished by the irrcs milton
Of the curih--thc frrrsl of nll free people
] Farewell, thou lRud dyed viii the hlood
Of the brnyr Guard those rel mnrks--
/ they will one day hear testimony on lly be-
h1G
z Aud thou, farewell, q youthful monarch
/ Of tho liuururipn- Forget rnl that r'y na.
ton Is yet destined for thee, Heaven Ia
spires gNa With The confidence Tint the dHA
will dawn when Il shall be- proved to thcc q
ven on the ruined walls of lIudn.
May the Almighty bless thee, my beloved
country.
Believe; Hope and Love-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15

tor, and wilhonta single exception, moral,
MI has people themselves graz ziell aud
weary Of tho murdsrous exhibition, CRIT
Lenden survived Conway only few yenrs,
and died Of lonuriug fever. llwflyal had
The easiest DEATH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15

liI' SIS monks died Of cholera on board the
steamboat Constitution near H. Louis, on the
10Th ut They weJe,irom Waterford, Ireland,
and bound Cor Dubuque
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15
From lho Bo,Ion AIlns, Doc. q

From the Boston Aims, Dee. a..
! Tnr CoEoNrE's iNQu,Hr lNro 1nL CAsr
% Tur Darn 90 Du. GroRGr PARKMAN,--
~ halcpnst 10 o'clock yesterday morning
the Jury summoned hy Coroner Pratt IN this
cnsc, assembled in Ward Room No, Z, Guy
Hall Building, Court square.
Mr. Jones made proclamation to all per.
SONS who could give Information of where.
when, how mud 10y what means QUO Dr.
George rutkmHu came 10 hlr death, To draw
near and ihey ehoald bo heard.
IL was decided hy the Coroner that che "a.
animation hy tho Coroncr's jury, should bc
-e"rtucIcd privately NJ least uulil their yer.
diet wns made up.
Professor Webster continued IN quite a
calm aud collected state Of mind Yesterday,
but complained much of SONG of the state
ucnts in several of the pnpcrs, We have
been informed TINT Nossrs. franklin Dexter,
II. u. Curtis, aud Edward ID. Sohier, hnve
already heen engaged to oct as counsel for
Professor Webster.
From the Atlas, Dec. :.
Tur BuRrAL OF TIM REMAINS OF DR.
GgoEGE PANAMA S.-.-'tHE C'OKoEER's II.
-.,--4---+----AlaGE-n LILLnIAiESIa--.- y cslcrlny
morning tbs remains of DR.. George Pnrkmnn
were removed from the Medical College ia
North Grove street to his late residence, No.
= Walnut street. where funeral services were
performed hy the Rev. Epbrnim Peabody, Of
lhr Stone Chapel, which Dr. Parkmun attend
ed ~ li.. ifa-ai.c. at tl4a relatives Ihe re-
mains wcte then deposited ia u tomb Under.
meath the Trinity Church, Sumner street, 20
TINT II necessary, th.s cHH lao examined al II
future timel The following il the record at
the City Registers office: Died Nov %. Geo.
ParkmHuj q god ~ years aud 10 nonihS,phys-
iCiau, born 40 Boston, son ui Samuel Unl Sl.
rah parkmhn; cause. of DEATH lilaukl place
ofinIrrmout3J Ttmiy Church Cemetery.
On "Wednesday afternoon, officers Cnpp,
Hopkins aud SPUR. visited the residence ~
Professor Webster, NJ Cambridge, and II il
stated there ohlnicd potc for 500. signed
by john W. Webster, and made payable To
George Parkman. This note hrcnue due
Nov. 23d last. and is the one which Protcs.
scr Webster states he touk up that day in the
Medical College, about hnlEpHst o'clock. -
The Police officers also obtniucd note for
S2l5l, dated ia 1St7, four yGnrs 10 run, br-
rouing due in 1851; and ave understand mat
il hppGUTs. hy the endorsements ttttoit the
hack of said note, TINT several payments lnd
been made; the amount Of tho balance re-
manning due we were not informed. The
interest which had accrued nn this halnurc,
it Is alleged, hy Professor Webster, was pnid
hy him Mt the lime ho took up the note of
800 nhnve stated, which mad" the sum d
& 1881, tho nmnunt Professor Webster SAWS
hs puid Dr.. purkuau on the day OF ihn al
legged murder.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15

!. PRrrrH Coon. II Wish ynu had hceu
Eyr." said an urcln to an old maid, who
was prnyrrhinI Tor her tpcnuncss. Nts
sos" "Brcnusc,7 said he, 'you would have
eaten IN the apple, iuSttnd of dividing ii
With Adam -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15

Pm not afraid pfs barrel Of cider snid u
topper to temperance maui presume not;
from your appearances should mink hor-
rel Of cider would run at your nppro1ch,' was
;he reply
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-27


politicians nor generals. Our armies will never
want native generals worthy 10 command them.
Soldiers of fortune will never be placed at their
head. The paragraph is insulting TO the A.neri-
Cen people, absurd and mischievous.
.Kossuth. BEN. and Dembinski have fled. The
weeks news embraces not a paragraph, fum which one
can learn heir precise whereabouts, or the future purre-
ses of either. 1t is moie than probable we shall nexl
hear uf them in London. and, | trust, soon after sec them
in New York. Such men are indeed invaluable 10 our
country. Hating The principle of despolisn alike, the
first, if coming among us. cannnl fail tn do more than any
other man Of the age ofei,her hemisphere lexcepi Aaz
zini) can do fer the cause ol the pr gress Of liberal pfin-
ciples IN this country while the presence of the others
in the L nited Sia'es. as long rs they retain their plwers.
mental and corporeal, will prove a r.asnn inducing abso-
lutism to ~siudiously avoid war with W. equal 10 tina, #
the existence here ri large and well traincd armies. The
hisiory Of The Mexican war proves that we have The ma
terial always ready for the farmaiion Of admirable ar
Mrs, which. with The help Of these two greatest Euro
psan generals Of the age. may be the sooner trained. if
Necessity may in time exist for cuniending with the al
ways prepared hordes of despoiisn."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-27
o. The Wing is publishing, by easy insta'
ments, the new Code of Virginia.
For The ' lfolnlan..
TRlBI Il. OF ESpECT

WV H VI 10 T4hl
A. a called meeting of Abner Clopion Division. Sons
If Temperance. held al . O'Clock. on Wednesday evet-
my, the Oh inst. upon its heing announced that
Brlhof WILLIAM r. W~OODROOF, a member OF
this Division, had departed This lie, the foil wing
Preamble and Resolutions We're UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Whereas. it has pleased an all WISE Prov ldence, ag,ln
10 visit our brotherhood with the affective dispensnii,n
ot death 10 take from us our young friend aud much
wed brother, WILLIAM r. WoODR OF, to take
him too, when his life seemed fullest Of hope when his
virtues We're fast securing him The esteem and love Of
hose around him, aud when his career of active useful
ness was Just commencing.
BE il therefore unanimously Resolved
lst. That in the death of Bro. Noodruof. our Order,
and our Division most particularly. have sustained an lr.
reparable loss, being thus deprived Of one Of lis highest
and most valued ornaments.
2ndly. That we tender his afflicted relatives and
lriends.our deep and sincere sympathy since we mourn
With them. the loss Of one 50 modest. 50 faithful. 50 vr
tnons. and one whose future promised so fair to be a
beautiful illustration ofall these qualities which adurn,
while they soften The pathway of life.
3dly. That the Regalia and Slaff Of flee belonging
TO Abaer Clopton Division, be clothed in mourning ion
thirty days.
lilly. That a copy of these resolutions he forwarded
to his family by our Il 5; also that they be spread up.
on the minutes Of the Division, and that the Lynchburg
papers, and the Banner Of Il temperance, be requested 10
give them one insertion.
r.. j. HUGHFS n. s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-27
O B A Y.

Ded. in this place. on The 10Th inst, WILLIAM r.
in his ooh year. He was the eldest
san of Pitt and Margaret Woodroof, of Amherst County.
They taught him in childhood the beauties of religion,
and he sought to realize Them. Early in yourh H. blend
ed the christian graces with the natural virtues of his
heart, aud exempllfied Them in all his intercourse. He
highly appreciated parental care aud tenderness. and re
paid them with flial love and obedience. BY his atnia-
billy and courteous bearing. he endeared himself 10 all
who knew him. He was sustained in his affections BY
an nnialtering trust. and left behind him the full hope Of
his peaceful exit. Thus has death rudely cut short life
Of promised usefulness.
-, in Cincinn; II. Ohio, on The 18th inst, ROSA
LA BLANCll. youngest daughter of J. C.. and n. C..
shackleford, formerly of Lynelburg, Va aged six
weeks and Two daYs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-27

IS Col. Benton recently visited Fort Leaven-
worth. Col. Sumner, the commandant, was dis
posed to treat him Hospitality. Old Bullion re-
jected all p~rofered civilities, deeming the spot
accursed. Whoever has read his speech, of sew
enty columns of abuse of Gen. Kearny and Col.
Emory, will remember that it was alleged Col.
Fremont, on his arrival at that post, was treated
with neglect, if not inhumanity. No officer then
at the Fort was in the garrison when Col. Ben
ton visited it. He explained, however, "to Col.
Sumner, that the ground itself, on which that IN
humanity Ito Col. Fremont) was practised was
mere ) and upon 1T The never could receive hos
pitality-neith sit down, touch water, bread or
salt'-and did not" He accordingly, though
the day was hot, drank no water until he return
Cd to Weston. The writer of The letter, from