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Notice,

T WANT some six or eight GOOD DECENT GIRLS, to
w,rk in the Backwaer Cotton and Woollen Factory, to
whom good will be paid Any knowing Of SUCH
have no hesitation saving would do any good girl piece
OF kindness advise her and get work, the
will be good and paid promptly twice month. Families
be desirable, other but decent GIRLS need
apply. JAS. ). CRENDSON, Agent l. NJ 20.
July 2-1m
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MONEY TO LEND!
NGLED0VE & NOEL

RE in receiptof most desirable stock ofGoods,
n having purchased them much loccr prices than such
goods purchased for the spring they consequently
the OF persons, who wish to buy for cash,
I, call on them before purchasing elsew here
Their stock is ars ana well comprises every
thing that can be found'n the STAPLE AND FANCY
line They have also received large and beautiful assort
BOnnets. Ribbons, Flowers, &C.
which be sold cheap They solicit general call.
ALFRED S ENGLEDOVE.
JESSE NJ NOELL.
Tune
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.S'DTkCE.

MEETING; Of the Stockholders ofthe Tvnchburg Man
"A ufacturing Company, will be held at the Washington
Hotel Friday the 18Th Of July, 1919 full attendance
desired importance Will be considered. By
order OF the President and Directors.
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Ag't
June 2S-t3Jv
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Mr. Parrott, United States Consul to Mazatan, now
at Washington. has received letter from the latter
place dated 18th Nav. confirming the runored dlslur-
Dances California and flight Of Gen. Smith. wild. his
soldiers on bard vessels in the Bay VI San ran
cisco.-.N Y. Express ofJnly2. ID.
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Fresh Spring Goods,

TINE subscribers have received large portion Of their
Spring stock comprising complete and well selected
y
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iL&z
T R l. w EE XII Y, ,
Old Anker Boiling Cloths.

TNHE subscribers have hand large stock of Old
Il Anker Boiling Cloths, from No TO 10 which
ranted genuine sale. Those will do well
give call before purchasing, determined sell
,ulow prices. PETERS s STIGLER.
l.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY orewam all persons iror crcdtug me in any
manner form whatsoever, without assent written
order GEO T. PI-EASANTS.
July 2-ts
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NEW COlJCERN.
TENSLEY & TAYLOR
1t The OLD !ST4.ND of BRY3.NTS. TLNSLE


LI.rCEEB URIC, Va.
RE receiving large and well assorted stock Of
a Groceries. Liquors, Dry Goods, &c,
CONSISTING in part Of The .foLo,cng articles:
Az hhds. p. r. and n. o. 20 bbls n o. molasses
Sugar 30 kegs gun powder
do do very article 10 do blasting do
70 barrels clarified sugar goo lbs. bar lead
% boxes Woolsey s Wool 80 bags shot
sey's loaf sugar 20 boxes tea
200 bags Rio coffee case canister tea, "a SUI
so do Laguyra coffee, perior article
% do Government Java do so boxes Hull * Son and
2j8 kegs nails, assorted sizes other candles
tons bar iron 10 boxes sperm candles
do rolled do, assorted 81 30 baskets sweet oil
1908 lbs. leather,
do American blistered so bbs. herrings,
steel 80 grirElstones,
do shear and cast steel Is cases liquorice
800 sacks salt 3 tons castings,
40 tons lump plaster 1000 lbs hoop iron, all sizes
10000 lbs. ecotton yarn 3 casks rice.
'LeaksvIlle' and other 20 bags ginger, pepper and
factories, spice
80 bbls Tanners oil 2 ceroons best indigo,
70 hhds. and tierces molas hhds. madden.
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5000 to $1,000 worth
Desirable DrV Goods,

POSITIVELY at COST FOR CASH.
INTENDING to close up store in town, offer our
entire stock and in many instances below, cost.
Country Merchants and all Others wishing to purchase
will do well 20 call before they buy determined to
sell out before the LIST Of July next
large portion of our stock purchased this spring.
MONTGOMERY s BROS.,,
June It's Bank Square.
PLASTER SILT, SC.
ia TONS LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER
~ $50 sacks Salt,
tons country Bar Iron,for sale by
March1-ts JOHN q. MCCLANAHAN.
BLANK RONDs For SALE Az THIS OFFlCE
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TERMS,

Juvenile Glass, $500
Adults, 800
o. The consists Of twenty four lessons or 1ec
REFERENCES.
Rav Samuel b Wilson,
Union Theological Seminary. Prince Edward
Wm. H Grant, leader of Prof. Choir, }
Charles ID. Yale, Richmond.
George R. Peake,
James Mcclure, leader of Prof Choir.
w H. White,
G. c. Welford, nieu w.
Col II. Mercer,
June 4-ts
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Wanted Immediately,

THE subscriber wishes hire Thirty or Forty able
l. bodied NEGROES for the balance sfthe year,
by the month"; for which am willing pay much
than the usual the line NV work is situated
miles from Iynchburg in healthy part Of @ county,
Bethel.
Any person having negroes for hire would do well to call
the subscriber who be found all times tina place
or on Mcdaniel s Lee, or Geo Bagby, Lynchburg.
June 2S-ts JOHN EDDS
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Col James I. Shoemaker Mrs Lucy A Stone
John Saunders Jane Shayers
Robt Simms Hariott CONWAY (col'dl
james B Saunders q Elizabeth J Scott
Alex SAUNDERS " Harott L Steptoe
5no P B.Shaner q Mary Saddler
I NJ Sanderson Co Stafford
" N II Station Nancy Steward
" m Stanley g Catharne Sumpter
John Saunders Winney Shavers2
r
VIM Terry Jas NJ Tapscott2
Jno T. Turner Alex H Taylor
Rich'd NJ Taiafeno5 RI. Tinsley
Patrick H Tyler Jno NJ Terry
Burnett I'seedy Miss Angelina Tucker
VIM Tonpkin. Clara W Turner
Geo L Ihutber Mrs Mary Thurman
v
Jnova1 Tertium Ou;d
W Vanname
w
Thos Within Jno Fl Williams
ID Ware Jno Watts
ieldng II Wright S \ Walkup, NJ D
Patrick Warwick S f White
Wall Jno Wiks tco'D
Hugh W hlte Mrs Mary Weighan
L NJ Weaver y White
U W he q Nancy Wright
\ + Written Miss Susan Wood
+ Wilson Emily w Wormley
w
Nathaniel l. Young David f Zeigler
July 2-3t ROBERT CAWTIION, P. NJ.
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Virginia /:

4 rules held in the Clerks Office of Bedford county
N court, on the 26th dav of June, 1919.
Pleasant Preston and Thomas l. Leftwch late merchants
and partners trading Under the style and firm OF Preston
Leftwch and William w Reese Plaintiffs,
against
Mastin Suider, William Franklin and Sally his wife, for
mery Sally Snider, Andrew Craig Lovey his wife, for
mery Lovey Snder and Thomas Ferguson and Scnha his
wife formerly Scintha Snider Defendants.
IN CEANCERY.
The defendants Thomas Ferguson and Scintia his wife,
not having entered their and given security
ding to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they nhab
tants of this is ordered that they do APP
pear here the fourth Monday in August next, and
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN the Lynchburg NiIgnian, for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thereof posted the front door
ofthe court house of this county, court day.
copy-Teste,
June 2S-w2m JNO. NJ. REESE, d. c.
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l. L q U O II S .

80 barrels mountain whskey30 barrels old rye whiskev-
30 barrels apple brandy10 barrels madeira bar
rels Malaga wne-lo pipes French brandy2 pipes fine
French brandy
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. O00 YDS Flax and Tow Linens and Drill
~,OOO hngs in store consignment. to which in
v'te the attention OF and Others wanting such
article LACY & GARLAND
May It's
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y iloo a lhNAiN
Lavender s Buckner
VIM F Liggon
F. ii Lehman
Long S Byan
VIM HLewis
W f Lowry 2
Royal Morgan
\ B Miller 2
Ro c Martin {.
Geo w Mason ;
Thos F. NIurrell
Peter McKenna
Sam'l ID Moon
A H Moor
+ Menniss
Sam'l Myers
Robt Mccormick
David Mccormick
Joseph Miller
jeremiah d Milliner
John Mozart
Sam'l II Martin
Alex NJ Mason
Henry Murrell
j Mitcham 2
Thomas Maring
Michael Murray
Joseph P Niche
Thos J NJ Nance
Mr. Ormsbv
Thos J Obenchain
Messrs Pare s Deem
Jno r ID Payne
4 B Fuller 3
T Poole
Jesse l. Perry
! Chas Perkins
WIN Page
E r s J w Page
David Poindexter
David A Plunkitt
j w Page
Win ] Patrick
VIM Pattei son
Chas c Patterson
DR. AL Parker
Joseph t Reese
Nicholas Nj Ronold
Bernard Rucker
Benz T Royal
John r Rucker
Peter Rankin
John Rhea
ADDISON Stanley
VIM She pherd
John + Slaughter
Joseph H Shutz
David Shelton
VIM w Scott ;
ThosV Strange
+ r SUI )
Jno Saunders
NJ G. Simeril
w II Stratton
James NJ Spiller
Madison Sizer
John Staley
John NJ Smith
Jno P Sewers
BENZ Sammons
Robt Sanderson
Peter Strein
Edward Spencer
J Shoemaker
w c Smith
Andrew Scovill
jeremiah Shuham
George S Stevens
j VIM 8 Smith
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BLANK BONDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

ipcYeasing permanently the value OF ths land
U-h.r men won't do their business as well a. they
know how 70. whs, rigb; have they 70 complain
~ i,.5eo.ste returns or bard times Early
pl.p,ed Potatoes were badly hurt by the drouin'
and hear omplaints that some Of this years
growth have spro1ted n the hill, which IS likely
70 ruin them. Bat the la,e-plsnted are great
ma jority. and they lock nsgnihcentiy. never
saw 80 fine a growth Of this noble root ss nov
covers a large portion OF the arabic sol oil Eastern
Vermont. The vines are green, stout erect ano
beautifully covered with blossoms and il Is SAID
that they are forming balls proiussiy' a. they
failed to do in the bad years. Very little has
been .sep Of disease and II another month shall
pas. without frost or extreme heat the yield must
be rnssnifcent The quality is known 70 be
good
BRirrIEBoRo' has already become an extern
sive resort sor Summer exiles from the cities and
they show good taste. The dark, wooded moan
tain which nses so abruptly from the other BANK
Of the Connecticut, the steep, forest covered mis-
which abusdsntly ntsrsect and diversity the tour
itself sre admirable alike as features oi me iana'
scspe and as giving place TO walks and drives Of
unsurpassed beauty. One Of these. down the va
lev Of Brosdbrook. south Of the village, IS worth
days travel 70 enjoy. The ar - clear ana ors-
chg, the water fs1itless and the society such as
few villages Of the size Of B. can boast Several
Bostonisns Of ample culture have been attracted
70 make this their abiding place many citizens
ri New.York as well as Boston spend part OF
N. Summer here. Dr. Wesselhoets Water
Cure establishment; has gradually grown 10 an IN
a,,sc,sd rnsgniSode having more than one hund-
red bosrders beside outdoor patients. II Is the
odes. and the largest 10 the United states u
psys and il cures. What more could be desired
O..
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From FLORIDA.

The following ofiesl Intelligence from Floris.
Ike al other authentic s9vices We have had f-o,,
that quarter, Is directly opposed 70 the report. .,
general hostile movement on the part Of the Ia.
dians ~hioh continae 70 be circalsted Ia some u
the DewsPspers Nat. lnse iseucer
Eff-ass = bns- TO lse~ C---as<,-s Gss-.f ret..
u : SrEsNgs WsrgS~lrcs, Peusscos, 40 a
>ix resch-d this port tnls moi ning ~ ulrats.
past after having BEEN 20 Tampa Bay 10 obe1-ac- 70
your order Of the 9th instant
A." presented. on resching Fort Brooke copy o. nv
instructions 20 the commanding cfcer f. ,hst port
MAJOR W W Morris. ard expressed A. the same TIVE
my earnest desire 70 aid him IN any gay IN ny poser
ia carrying out the yiews Of the Government o.
Wednesday. The 18Th rst ! received 4 ccmrigncstioo
from him copy Of ~h.ch enclose lei, Fort Brook.
early en- the day, and that evening got 70 sI
my rstarn
fraisn River Pesse C--.s and wnitions al Of ~siee
ogtrax-s srr supposed have been committed by The
same party Of four Indians L has not been sscertsn
ed whether Is considered BY the indians 80 an s1sr
OF the nation.
Tire attempts have been msde by Capt Cssey q
the Conmisssry Department (snd wao H. yefhsgs
better Known 70 the indians thsn any ou-r orcer Of
the army 70 have tax with Bily bowsss AZ the
rs. ant third rendervCas the lucsu fsrc % make ia
appearance Capt Casey ~hoss heath q very DEL
cafe on hs vsy @ RE SECOND, was srizet with -
hemorrhsee OF the lungs snd vas ccusir.ined q
return a. Fort Brooke. Bliy sent word siteF~srs
that he bad WAITED tor him e.shi days
There were. IN addition % The Two regular comps
nes stationed there. two compsuie. of volunteers a.
Fort Brooke.
mand!n. ofhcer a. Tampa 8 70 oetSa an utsrvies
with Silly S0Nlrg. and for th. he has spilled a. Re
proper source for steamer % hsht dram Of ~ais
~ith which 70 ssc-nd the CsloosA River.
The Whit settlers IN tie neighoorhoot hsve
moved in 20 Fort Brooke and sppcsr g. have serr
quite uneasy their safety. The settlers ~ Nsasiec
River fortifyiug themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

~ HAIRS VEGETABLE E1TEAcr 10 tAe O1ly fesetJ
that be- relied Tor the o. epilepsy fsnt
sickness. hy ssrcs ats eonyusloa. spssms, SC Dot"
HAsrs Vegetable eIrsci for sixteen years. hss been es'
81 BY many persons who have suffered with his crsss
disease ard 10 every shsfs Ia. had fair us be-
effested permanes. cure.
Mr stephen p Prsu, corner Of sxih-ayenue and Tr,s
ly-sEihst Hew-Y0fK states hat Mr. Chas Bosghos
member VI as family ha. been severely II cisi 81
spepuc h!s for many years that be- obliged 20 fsA
qlish he businsss. Having a.ed Dr. HAIRS Vegses~
Extract Say. ST. Pfaitl be- restored 10 Seds
health and eft th. city Tor he State Of Ohio 20 res'r
bis business
Rev. M. Smith, Rector Of s. Peter. Church, s79s
wood, New Jersey who has been s9.ciet with cpispl
lts for ors than forty yes' saiss hat be- sss sssS "
HAIRS vegetable EEuset, ard his health has osso"
much improved that be hope. BY DIVINE blessing % '''
90 more ffs
Clrlss q Nsyb-rry. Zee formerly Posin.sief q LS'
Mis-. Crawford Co. Pa ilyins Enc Co. Pa sls,s'
nat for many year. past be has been sor-y setet VII
"a. and be nov hs22y 70 .ists that psr.sv,nrs se
Of Dr. HAIRS yesets0s Erusei. has restored In %
sound health being s1ure.y freed from h.s worst o. a.
<s-ss<s
Prepared b 5 HIATT, " D Newton
A b Il u sands, corner OF Fulton and "Aiism -
agents. Ss~-fork
q y Thomas, agent, 1853 AaD..i Cincinnati, ono
For sac By Drssssts generally hroas the S'
A-sQ 24~WkSlmDk lmeONW
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Indian. and California Emisrant. Fighting

A SIP from the s. i0.is Rec III NJ the ION,
bring. letter Of June 10 from James Harris ~ lode
pendence giving rumor received from returning
California emisrant 90 series Of bloody engagements
between some companies a. efl-rauts Gndar taptAln
Cunuin ahsn of - Louis aud -lJ Indians az oTi Hal
GA The Plains The hrst onset oi the ssFh-es, about
day break on sunday morning was repc-eI h-'
whe the grants were collecting TIER seAiirf'l .n
mails another attack made in which irrre oi tle
company were Killed The writer then proceeds "iiH
the narrative
The efuferants Al th. time mustered al their men
together. numbering from $50 20 POO They stationed
Themselves In and around their camp and about
o'clock IN the afternoon, the Indians made their Appra
ance and struck up tremendous yeN, which could
have been heard mile on the plains and rushed into
the camp. whercupon, Capt ordered bis men o. o.
which they DAD with great etcct-klins or and
wounding some l. or - The Indians set up their Ar
whoop and fought bravcy. and caused the eulgrant'
% retreat some distance, killing John Ransom Joseph
spsrs Joseph Nevlsnd and or others. whose names
arc not recoilected wolndlng Cspt C. Todd, Gray
Gray Dunlap and Hing
In The course Of half hour sfter their retreat, The
emigrsnts again rallied and with renewed vigor. met
the red skins face % face IN open combat nut we're
sssn repu ed nothing dauutec they approached tue
Indians the third time. and commenced deadly a.
tack and alter ncrce struggle u ioriy minutes me
red skins we're Obliged o. retreat
When be eit the camp n oeaa sndl lyins ina az
were sill the ground he also states that While the
express was coming b. three wagons thai were some
lev miles behind toe main trsn were attacked by me
l0disns and the grants completely stripped
IL might here be proper o. 10y that tsgl cunning
nam acted me part % brave and daring officer be-
never once 1lnched from he duty. but s!th the mos
encouraging snd conso.ing words urged his men or
aud Tx. true Christian Vel a. soldier oatr trtm
10 be aerciiu IL poss bic he Is brave be j. daring
and =. uools as h. j. patriotic. Mrssrs Grey -.ose
Hutchinson and Others spoken % 10 the most nei-
tering terms and 10 = word tie whole company fought
brsvely aud periodically.
We vii nov push Forward a. a. rapid pace a. pos
sib.e ana hope that may overtake those ahead OF
u. aud o OF some them - those ~no are
hshtng the battles before We SRI bur lev IN numoeI
ia snd rrscy Tor brush with the rtd men any time
The information of this terrible battle comes from a.
express rider who brought the aie cnce IRON ~h@Fe
th. other stopped or Al express rider travels from
90 o. ~ miles be then stops and another takes nis
place sni So On al through copied The greater part
81 this letter from the memorandum Of TOE ndef.
hope my next vii give tai sccOuut q the sight With
The Indians Years n haste, JANEs h4AAis-
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81 THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Death of Judge Mu.grave-arrivni OF hr.
Mitchell-nsrkets.
-espondsnce Of The Tribune.


FHILkDELFHfA. " ecnesdsy AAS. -
The Bosrd Of Brokers adjourned TINS morning.
At the announcement Of the dessh Of James Na'srS'e
Esq he died sfssr very short iisess-i IS sid Of
Cholera
The Loco-Foco Conference adjourned lsst night -
NEE. sssin trmorroH without being soe 70 nominate
: Sherr.
hsv- 40 rstsrisl charge 20 notice n ne our market
" barrels B-sndywin- sod Yesterday cr private ie-nt
10 d.v holders general sss p. per Dbl Tor tfrrn
ground = bal some se- have lcer rsde a. Owe
ate For City prices rsnCe from > 70 - 'of com
mon brands old stock and fresh ground snt ST @;
f,r choice and -xrs brands Further small sse- 81 Dob
Rve srd Corn M-Si have been made a. = per eQ
Crsin-vheA 10 moderate demand snd prices .lescN
Of 500 40oc hus.ei- sooc nd at uA mixed %
o. ana white a. - II per bushe Rye = scarce.
and worth 6Sc Coru-further sa'es o. yellow A. DC 4
6Sc Oats steady sc Sc per blshe Tor southern
Anf 81 cents for Peuusylvsns TIE Cotton market very
cgei the demsnd limited as The manufacturers only
purchase Tor he supply of their nr edist- wants Guy
holders ffr he .ocs on SAFE q macn rclcei ~
IN few hands in Groceries there more dong saes ei
10 so bags Rio Coffee a. TIC Sc per h - SEC hnts
Cubs sugar g. Sc and a hhds hssnzs. Nolsssts al
l.fc =. Mhisky-saies ~ Dos az &c hhcs are
very scarce ard command the same price
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Pns,enaer- -aIIed

Ia Steamer Hberai1 from H7ifon for Iiropoo-Messrs
Stewart. Williams. steere u smith. McJee Ihomss II
ard saiier ard sou of New Orleans. b Martin, Ienn@s-
see A Rinoskopf n Crcrraf bs.esiisr, RI wash
fogfor. A Gross 80 san Frsrrscn, mpson T > Con-
sl al Bombay. Mr. and cliz hnrsili, DE- emp
frne Samuel Buck.er. C0uaor and lhl Ro1h of frs
land. J ~ Pumpnon. of Newton. Ing sld Miss Fiil.
simmons. of Ireland Accomlro. Of France ---. OF
HsifaK-l
Fo- Hlhfrr-Miss Dix. Mess-s Geo Hughes. Samuel
Fd.fre IS " II Richards. " 4 Elliott. ~ Boston; l.
HAYES Of Porroutr: * n Newman Of MY 0rs Ms
Daniel 81 Nova Scotia VI srha-isn and W.T. OF lfran'
wife Lfeui Fzgersld. of Halifax " II Merritt Of an
ada. c Warren Of - John. NJ Archibald OF Lon
don J. n Laouiline, whtro belonging noi slaied-ls'
TO.sl -.
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rh.. cou-it,s. SIX 10 appointed 10 procure az sp
rrcrrs .C 10 accompany he proceedings oi ne as a.
70 Hungary
lie resolution wa seconded and adopted
The following Committee were appointed Tor ne
purpose Wm A Fighter. Thos : Steqeen' tcN n
k,f.-n C.,eb : Ward. John NJ Brsnt, Geo. Little.
bs ,s,sk. Of the meeting were voted 10 Mr. Leopold
gss tor kindly lending the Hungarian sss And 10 the
landlord for the OF the room
Tie meeting then adjourned
", 20 return hanks on TIE part Of our readers
70 hi, Houor Mayor Miller Of Newark, and Mr. Wsifer
a.. tie Nss-s Dsi, Mac-y tor soart-ses snd sccoz'-
r,os.tou, which member. Of the press perhaps more
,hsu any others can fully sppr-cs'e
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F0Rr hkOuNt. q 81. u ~
SIS ! have the honor % scknos edge the receipt
Of your letter OF yesterday. iuclosng copy of ycur
Instructions from Com Parker, commanding the h'ns
squadron. proterirg The services az he 4 steamer
aierwiich % cooperate with the lsnt forces soug
the coast connected with the recent outbreak ~ ~
lnisns In th- state.
The trsit OF water Of the Nstrr"iich ocin., -
learn from report OF Capt Casey. r. 20 ieet
could not De made svaahle for the Eurros oi oferns
= communication vita the Indians upon The Cslooss
River This being The only Object now in We" O. geis
message into the nation any iufthsr dsienuun OF he
steamer would be uuucce.rsry.
shall sysil myself oi your return to Pensacola %
send dispatch 70 the Department, requesting an o.
binary river steamboat 90 q feet drsushi be sent q
me for the purpose mentioned
Re pleased % make my acknowledgements q he
Commodore for his c0urtsou. OFFER
am. with much respect your obctient servant
W. " MORRIS Major L. : 4 commanding pos,
Lieut. Com. GEoRGE lorrgN, 4 SN
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=. LOUIS " ednesdsT, aug =
Intelligence has been received from Fort Lara
ME % Aug ]. By which we earn that Sickness naa
almost ceased among the erzranis Fno we're Pas'ins
along u the Fort TIE Sioux Indians had suffered
much from the Cholera and had become quite e1aspe
rated against the grants for introducng 10 snons
them you-g Cheyenne % -cotts blurs nsFlns l9si
nunaber u ~ friends from me disease nad k4-.eo
uisn named Mcdowell ont Of revenge de was how
ever. execg ted for the crime.
The Cholers .tll E0gers along the Missouri, an4 .
quite fatal go,
Another riot occurred 10 the cty as, night, which
ended III the destruction Of h0use oi bad repu,e
Howard Vh0 wss shot b. Lsnsdown, q better ana
hoyes are entertained Of his recovery.
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rn ate phis igs; issued hi. Fsll '.shcns -
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Grent Hungarian Meeting at Cincinnati.

IfNCTNNATIIl v flretlHIl tNs :
f,rga .rc enthusiastic Hungarian Meeting
bed In his city s.t evening IN the market square
AZ which IL estimated some 10 70 1900 were preseni
ELOQUENT speeches made By several Distinguishes
ssnternen and series OF spirited resolutions 4nAnl
rnously adopted. calling upon our Government u PiO
,e, sn,, he conduct n Austria and 20 al in
tercogrse with her Also 20 the Court Of - refers
burg that its Interference IN the s-airs Of Hungary
must cease or the United states vii East her strength
IN he aide Of Justice snd right sza.nst tyranny and
or-.ssion and thst 10 j. the duty Of Government
4 recognize the Independence Of Hungary lhe meet
ing broke W amid the greatest enthusiasm.