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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20

you, Kate, replied he. don't pre,end in
know what lheyounp Gent, wbisnor 70 van
while pretending To wash your face in ,hc
snow, and when won blpsh and Ipv +, ro
the rbbing hul Lo Lrow that Nory w,s
as pretty as won aro IN rctI think sbr
looked somcwb, like vou hor b,ir dark
brown. fell IN r,roI,,. o,or bor sh,rLI,ry
and neck. which v,s ro;ihor q hIorL mar
a brunette. Inn, rcs, b,,,, nr;,, ,r, ,,.
two. Mirth round , ro.,;,r rI,ro or hor
brow, and love = home in her ,.lo,r b.,or
eve. amt cour.rI,,l ,oI,,,, o,,.,,,I,
when occasion ro,pirol il, Sho vans =,
lovely oirl and ol,bouah f. hoor bo. ann.
verse, Won wouIJ think she ncyrr b,l dana
anything but read . if vou s,, dow, ,o
breakfast. Won would sunnosc she had
spept all her time i, rhr ki,rbeu.-on ~,
the wav. Kue Iet mo s,v ,o von ,b,, ,bo
only wov for Won rvrr ,o hocomo f, e.. ,ho
wife of a sensible man. is to bo,omo dooo.
" copvcrsapt with the mvstorv Of Moe and
nn1d;,o, ,o ho .lJa T., r,,
neat and clean and comc,r,obIo noi.o :,
anncor"-.yyon, wall, u;u ,rna,o ~.
" ro ., with uou. .,o.,.n r,. ~.
hcmed oocc or ty,ino Io,loJ e.. , ,,,o,,,..,,
at = rod hot cb,rl or s,oao oo,Il...;....:
five or,to and hooon ,o,;,
,.Nl,. ao,,no,,,,',,,,,, ,'....--.-....
;dlv and I n,,o.ol ,,,,.,,lr d.,
roG,rJoJ with mara .,,,1 .,o.o c,... ~,
collpoo m,,os ,,oro rooroJ,,,1,,,1oo.;..........,
IN NV oo;,;on and u,,. ,.,;.:,,..,.-,. r.,I
confJonco do;ub .;,,e ,...So..,. 9 w -,
o.,;,,n ,,,.,,I -. ..-..Il / r w..
d., .,,..',. o.. - ~ =,
in cngaging Mary os NV nortror C,r tho
sie'gIilS Party' heed not tell you what
hannpnpd durinr the ride or vb;Io ,,,o
were enjoying ourselves IN the comfortable
parlors of the noIitc and agreeahIn CoIo
mel H.
or,l;,, soor, and ,.o,.;,o,,.I,.
4'''''' "''''' "'' "'''y '"y "iS' anu uolnSS'
loud laughing and low whispering. MANY
oLooI. l,,.,oJ ,,,J ,,..,...
'''"0''' "''' many Il" oyo ""SHcu
at whispered sentence in a casual mect-
;,,r. and ,,,,,.,, .,,.,,.,.,.,
us "''' '' "'''' P''''"'0o VI 'Lc manu- was
the only answer.
Iu.;Il ,,o,,,;.,, l.:
80 ''' '''"S III O"''"' ~
ion with this party, and that because think
1t Sea'eo III! 'a''' a song was called Tor
Oy 'hc company ana a class mate OF mme,
"hoSe lyrical ana musical talent was equal
TO any ever hearo' answered 1t with one
Vi HIS own ProuucuohS.
The heart, oh who can tell the change
yomihfnI t,ic,t IN IN ,'a'%' a''o ", .,roo,,o
SnI inv. .mnr,,,r,, ,7,,s'i -
Rrt IhSrs ~ ,.,,,I, ,,,;,l,ir ,I,, b,r,
And ,,hn,o ~. ,,,,I.,.,.,",,, ''o '''''''
,,,,,,,, ,.,.. i'' ',,'''' NV
Oh trnsr ,b,, Es,r'', ,7'ro ',, im,"T '''
But there is truth, &C, &c,
N,t,,o ,,1
Hopes, feelings, fears and Joys
IN 'o, or" pn q, ,ynrSis.. a.. SI.1,'on range
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

Great reduction IN tie prices Of fCiothing.
NJ STEN ENSUN, OF DatVIiIe, can beat both
Il Jew aud Gentle at selling cheap CIolhing,
Soc snme ,f ms nrirps
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No. 26 Old York road,
Price 25 cents per- Boz.
AGENTS.
81 Y. p. LUTz, Bloomsbury.
VIM. NJ. Buckley, Danyillc,
John Sharpless &. co., Cattawissa
WIN. p. Nagle, Milton.
FORSYTH Wilson &. co., Northumberland
}. W. Friing, SnnburS
March llth ISAS. V SIN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-01
Great Britain,

At the present day, the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland exhibits the
most extraordinary spectacle of ns,ional
wealth aud power which the world has
ever Witnessed Rome 10 her brightest
days, could rot compare with il ia these
respects.
10 the eye Of the traveller, the three
Kingdoms seem almost like mighty gar.
den, s,rown over with cities, palaces, villa.
ges, aud country seals. Here are the
finest roads and the best travelling vehicles
ia the world; railroads and canals cross
the couniry in every direction; the arts
and manufactures are carried TO the high.
est degree of perfection and commerce.
brings h,her the Injuries Of every cline.
Such Is the external aspect Of things but
alas millions Of wreiched paupers are sui.
iering in the midst of all this beauty and
splendor.
London, the metropolis of Great Britain.
serves TO indicate the character of the ma.
ton. IL has 2,60O,O 900 of people, and sur.
passes all other cities in wealth aud popula.
ton. The government, of England exer.
cises q commanding influence, no. only in
the countries Of Europe, bu. upon the for.
tunes OF the world. Within our own day.
China, which has more than one Quarter
OF the Inhabitants Of the globe, has been
compelled 10 bow 10 the will Of this Island
Empire.
The colonies Of Great Britain extend
over the whole globe, and contain popu.
lation of one haudred and Fifty millions
In e!ins!on !o The immense os:cI; aud pow
er Of the BRUSH empire, il has been said
:. by celebrated orator, that she has dot
ted the surface Of the globe with her pos
F., sessions and military posts, whose motnise
, drum. beat, following The sun, and keepinS
company with the hours, circles the earth
daily with one continuous and unbroken
g strain of tho martial airs Of England.
II Goodrich.
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CHARLOTTE. N. c. JUNE IL Is4:

Of The business wss. he had made IN ep
poinimesi with a gentleman to call al ter
o'clock. The good .na,uIed Jones. howev.
er, positively refused 10 allow SO entertain
ing 9 visitor TO wiihdraw diHncrless. Mrs
jones joined in solicitations, the Misses
Jones smiled bewilchIDgiy, and a, last Mr..
Smilh, ~hO soon recovered from his contu'
sioo. was prevailed upon to offer his arm
TO one Of the ladies', and take bis place al
the we'll furnished board.
In all probability. The family ofihe Jones
never passed such al evening before
Hook naturally excried himself TO the III.
most to keep the party ia an unceasing rear
Of laughter, end made good the frst I'm.
preston. The uirth grew fast and furious,
when. by way Of a coup de erace, he seat.
ed hinsolf at the pieno.fofte, and struck Of
into one Of those es,eDporaaeons illusions
which had filed more critical ju6ges than
the Jones' si,h deligh and as,oulshmen'.
Ten O'Clock struck, aud Mr.. Terry being
announced. his triumphant frleld wound
up tho performance with the explanatory
statZt
:" am very much pleased with your fare.
Your cellars as prime as your cook;
My hiend's Mr. Tory, the player,
Aud LIN Mr.. Theodore Hook :"
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Miscellaneous.
Dodging a Ailitia Fine.

Ia daysgone by. when objectionable mill.
Tia lace eefe 10 force la Massachusetts,
the customary dfsugh, vas made 10 coun.
Try lown. . lee ni!es from Boston, and 90.
to'appear ur9ed atd equirp'd according
10 law,' was lefi al the boarding house Of
wsg Who possessed ssty little martial .mu
sie' 10 bis soul. Determined tina, no would
nslhcs tram nor pay foe, and entertain.
log wiGbsi, q very ,ndIfferen, opinion OF the
utility Of the system. be took no notice OF
the summons. Having been duly warned.
however, as he anticipated, al tho cSpua.
ton Of fev seeks. the sergesn, waited
upon blu, With bill Of uino ehllings for
Con attendance a, Tho muster.
You're fined. sir nine shillings--uon
appearaoce.'
What lei, ls.ked the wag, pretending
10 nisuodess,a and the collector.
Fine for nc, ,rsiuingr bswlcd the olhef.
Shan't pay 1t, fellow
IL Gill be three dollars next time call.
But the wag couIdn', hear q word be
he received pofenptoty summons TO ap.
pear, forthwith, al q court martial 10 the
district, instituted for the purpose Of trying
delInquen,s. and collecting such fiucs as
Gould be cared out Of tue non. performers
Of duty. Having fixed upon plum to dodge
the issue, at tho appointed hour be waited
upon The court. 10 show cause. ifany he had
Why he shouldn't willingly have to'ed a
musket and knnpsack about the town for
twelve mortal hours, aod otherwise petforn
the legal duties OF a hive "pa,rio,."
lle was ushercd into the court room i'm.
mej,a,ely ~ " hich was held in an old coun'
Try house where he discovered somo three
or four persons seated, nt,ired 10 aishy
reginentals, and whose awful "yaler ep
poetts" alone wore sufficient TO command
the attention aud respect Of the proioundes
beholder. Though some~hat disconcer
tod at this rather unexpected exhibition
spurs and buttons, BIO pu, bold face Of
the matter, and he responded 10 the JUNO
member Of the angus, court; he advance
10 the table and the chief luuc,ionary com
menced the examination:
Your name, SIR ~
The offender, placed his hand quickly
The side Of his head, without u,tering
word or moving q muscle in his face.
What is your uamel' repeated ID
questioner in loud tone.
"A little louder, said the wag.
Name ? shouted the Judge.
'Tsunlon, Bristol county,
VIVA. business do you follow 7
Main street, said tho delinqun,.
Your busiasss ? yelled the officer.
Rght.hsnd side as you 90 up
How long have you been lhoIeF
About two miles and half
How Old are YOU, old (ellov ! coniinu'
ibo Judge. nervously.
Boss carpeuter.'
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What's the matter with your esnl'
Dr.. Scarpie's oil, soneiines.'
What sir =
Sometimes Cure'em's ointment
Why dou'. you answer T.
Nearly FIVE years.
He's deaf - 90 adder, remarked tn
Judge turning round to HE suboIdinstes
earnestly {; clesf the luLbes out
you are not lnble to perform militar,
duty. said the Secretary, with his mou,i
close 10 tho wag's ear.
Iknou that said the fellow. cody.
HE hestiuy improves, ven'ufed tie
Sergosut.
What do you suppose we sii here for 7
asked the Judge. in loud voice, at last.
4 dollar aud o bali day. eoid the pr
soner.
He may 60, Mr.. Sergeant
You may CO. SAID the uader officer,
pointing 10 the door.
BJ, our friend took no notice Of The
order.
You moy 90 7 yelled the Judge. lie
Il possible tbs moD cun TO ss deaf as all
thatr
Il cant say continued the Delinquent,
pretending not to understand. butt shou'd
dunk
Go-go 7 screamed The Judg'; there.
nothing 10 pay. pity the general who
has a regiment like you 10 command. -
Show him the door. major !
And oui hero found himself g, liberty.
lie was never again summoned TO tram
during bis residence Ia Tsunion.
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POETRY.
How Softly on the Bruised Heart.

a S0ng-ry c. o. STUART.
How sofily on the bruised heart
A word Of kindness fails,
And to The dry and psrehed soul
Tbs tnoist'ping tear drop calls.
q, IL they knew. who walk tho earth
Md sorrow. grief and pain.
The power q word Of kindness hath,
'Iwess Paradise sgsin.
The weakest and tho poorest. may
This simple pilsnee give.
And bid delight TO ~ither'd hearts
Return again and live;
o, what 10 life. II love be LOST
II nAn's unkind 10 NAN
Or what the Heaven that waits beyond
This Liisf and mortal spsn'
A. stars apsn The tranquil soa
IL mimic glory shins.
So words Of kindncss IN tho heart
Rs fleet their source divine;
q. tLen. DO kiEd. whoe'sr thou art
That bfvsthesi moftsl breath.
And il shaii brighton all thy life,
And sweeisa even death.
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In cases Of doubtful morality, ii is usual
to say, IL there any harm in doing this p
This question may sometimes be best on.
swered by asking ourselves another; Is
there my harm in letting il alone
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VOLUME XXI
r. j. HOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per snnum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS If payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS il not paid until the close Of the year.
Flatering offers to Clubs.
copies one year to one direction, tl0
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North Carolina.

This State is at las, aroused TO the great
work Of internal improvement. We are
happy TO sec that in this movement she
has acted entirely independent Of party and
locsl considerations. The necessity OF do.
ing something TO maintain her relative po.
si,ion in the Union--,o retain her popula
ton aud trade within her own hmits-hss
forced her into the construction ofrailroads,
The cost OF transportation has Just as much
to DO in regulating the price OF agricultu-
raj products, as cost Of production aud
those occupying poor soil may from this
access to market, have great sdvan.
isge over the most fertile districts having
10 outlet for their staples. North Carolina,
with an immense line of sea coast, an area
equal to almost any State in the Union,
has remained stationary for nearly twenty
years. Her increase in population, from
| 1880 to lS40, numbered but few thou.
sand, and We presume that the next census
will not show greater gain. Massachu
sets, with a poorer soil, and with only
about enc. seventh Of territory, will in 1856
number nearly if not quite 100000 more
inhabitants than the State of North Caro-
lima. Think of this, ye people of the ole
North State. Massachusetts has expended
| 500 900, 900 upon railroads within be-
own border. besides vast sums upon thos,
in other States. She has left nothip!
undone " hich could develope her resources
while North Carolina has done nothing II
develope hers. Here lies the difference.
American Railroad Journal.
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The kindes. and the happiest pair,
Will have occasion TO ioIbear;
Aud something every day we live,
To pity, and perhaps forgive.
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or Advertisements inserted al One Dollar per
square, tic lines OF less, this sized typc) for tho
first Insertion. and IS cents for each continu-
ancs. Court advertisements aud Sheriff 3 ssles
charged Is per cent. higher, and . deduction
Of 33S per cent. will b made from the regular
prices, for advertisers BY the year. Advertise
ments inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square for each time. Semi.non,hIy Is cents
per square fer each time.
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Reading history, make,h man wise,
poetry witty, the mathematics subtle, natu.
raj philosophy deep, morals grave, logic
and rhetoric able to contend" Blu. novel
reading making the hear. sick, and destroy
the mind.
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Cholera-Thundcr -Iiiots-Marke;s-
stocks, &c.

rHILADrLFHfA. sunday. July IS
The member oi Cfoera cases during the entire
past week .a oar City VS. $50. snd lt- deaths. The
1f1 aeaths 1-- For the ls.i - hours the Board Of
Meath qoTf g cHscs and lt deaths
% is quite CO... end pcssalt to-day. from tina frec's
q tie ram and thunder yesterday. Ire squat was
very severe lille t .sffd ia sunk several csna oosts
rnr- down si1rs shutters and trees. msde wreck OF
swLngs. blew down pert ~ The Coats boo. House
-1s fronts oi pew row of houses near Busnhl. and
iii Other dan 40 Some venerable willows IN Frank
.r square ore down
David BOYD. iai of e. was killed yesterday, by
4ilrg from the nssi head Of the fIop Pennsyivania
To morrow 'ne corerno. ies Do honor 20 the memory
of Mr Pok will take place place under the auspices OF
als late party oitrl'rds
The entire OF lssi night iu Noyamcusing was scene
OF rot which came 90 head between and % clock
rne hight wss between the ~lngers' and " Way De
,Owusrs" The NOyuu ens'ug police drove the rioters
across their lines into southwark aud the city Capt
Bennett ~ the cry Watch. arrested Caldwell, the
leader oi the "Nsynctowners.' There were three
per taken 90 the hOsIlta.-one. named Nisencr
with a knife In his neck.
Several ships parted their moonngs ia the gale ycs
icriay. and dragged their anchors bat were brought
up before reaching the opposite shore.
The FLorR market continues Inactive md me- sa- com
Prise only 500 fD goo bh.s Oh stock al - ] and iresf
rround 90 g f1s per tbl The market closec nrm WIKI
Alter ths receipt OF n- private Circulars expected %
morrow The mark continues nearly hare ~ hNt FLoth
and t taken urou survival ~ 8 lil CoES NF.l>f'e'
OF small lots o Pcunsyvf1isi az : l5 GtAi'
Wheat continues very scarce and prm" qualities, i
here. would readily command an advance unun our a.
quotation There "a igt little Corn arrived. eld srfrfa
Oafs sell SOW iySalih-.u a. = pc, aus Frnusy van
80 o. 5jc per 0a-hel The adFence n torrcN a. g.
lts been fully sustained, Frt today most hpiefs ce-n
q further IMPROVEMENT. WHISKY Is scarce and 90 good
demand small sA.cs az tnls 90 -i- ami lils OF -9r
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Should the receipts on the Pennsylvania public
works during the be equal TO those ofas year,
the amount viii reach sl6ls 702.
The citizens OF West Remington are about 70
apply for a Bank
In speaking Of the Wool trade at Toledo the
republican Of the l4;h ut says Among the articles
received hy this port during the present sea-
son. none show heavier increase than that Of Wool
We understand that the people Of Tompkins
Co have revived the project OF making canal from
sodus Bay 20 the outlet Of Cavuga Lake This was a
fsvorite .des years ago and It - now revived in
Che expectation Of bringing lake craft from Ontario
into Csyuga Lske and thence forwarding their cargoes
by railway from Ithaca ria Oweso 10 New York
It is stated tina. the S,ock6udge Iron Co in
Berkshire. have stopped their furnaces. They cannot
manufacture under the operation Of the present Tara
TIE State of Connecticut owes si6,2ls, and
has permanent fund of sio6ooo The expenses al
the state last year we've Sii..s42.
The following Was the condition Of the North
ern Bank Of kentucky and Branches, June 30 l-i9.
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California Emigraut--Fiaht with IndiaD-.
Iae Nlri0R Oaiol B1lssye b0gf p-D.'sies 'Do
following ie',er from one o. tie Marion ernigranis

following letter from one OF t1e 1arpn tlii- ''--7
FIsrrr RrrrH Iot.a. Territory. jane p.
Wf have a. 4leE pec-el chance 9t -rnlin. iftti
zoe states nat have Oh iew moments - "iil" we
are within stl1i Fl ril-t- ~ Nfl re ~
from iera W. have aot along wei tte most I'd ne
time until % few lsys 40. party - inl-ns cane 'o
Day CAMP ge gave them tre.r 1.In-f ai1 some prs
r.. f-.g followed ls AMI stole t~0 oX-r W. tfa'srA
four a. tiefn come eight miles into rafneine .f-
ID ro ever va. ~ Our party Wa small mere 'ih4
r-.f twelve # All st once - came upon ih' 70
.I.v had killed me Oyer 1ncy had stolen from otner
-.-1osrsr. b1f bad never been followed and o. sup
posed Themselves sa,e. % Nss rot o1r INTENTION 70
rsrm fharn but Vs. aCrs a sifes oi tten before We
or they Knew g. shower o arfC"- soon .rl -7 ADe"
ahst W had 90 deal with
Capt Pierce ihon ran forward and throw down MS
,.r-cafl,d and fnoiIorei g. them o. Do me Same
r..rhed or he hand and cried. throw down your
arms " a loud Rarwh00p iraf fuadc our ha-f sieio
on end and a dozen arroWs. was their answer. j 20
Chi ef eyel.d he Iae 10 Pierce. but before De c-l
ire ball from one Of our boys laid him dead. lnry
had every advantage 81 and were making good Use
OF i,-ro.-oaf ,sas impQss hio-we mu-r hgnt. or te
every one of Us cut o. The word Charge " was
given and soon routed them Oar norsefnen were
on the outside a. the rsyne and met them - they
came out-fhey shook their blankets and insh ene1 the
horses so that they could not control them.
When came out Of the Tavne. about thirty yards
o. thor Jeff they had three O. our mon in come
81 Fisher was one Of them-~e shouted. but fAey
rushed on--one Of tee boys FIJI. another was down
with two horses him. and fourteen Indians were
within thirty feet ~ them Sir Fisher turned hs nnr-'
20 charge with he taynoef when W. were almost dfHi
ened hy fhe l1u1,st report ~ ri1e ever heard ana
NJ Fishers horse feb dead under him, shot 10 me
breast "a ih IN ounce bah Tho one ths WAS under ne
horsss nov raised bis RI 70 and 'ner leader fell dead
hu, their arms One @; boys SHOT through TIC
loy-no ne csc har' SAMUEL i. kEESE.
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ADMINISTRATIVE, -AI.E

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL Fs
a TATE Pursuant t0 decree 20 tfr Orframs Court
OF the County of Monmouth. New Jersey. made in 20
Term of February. lsf ana SUBSCRIBE AiMn.s.Ih'If n
GEORGE GRElG ifcessec vii SCI a. public VENUE
on me premises Ou EDNESDAi. The 5tn Ju h-tsr
the hours OF O.. and 5ociock Vi of that Day, the arm
OF $40 deceased. containing about ) acres situated A.
Long Branch Monmouth County. NeT-Jerscv. distance
about three hours sail from Newlors The house - - q
stories hig h with r.trste dry paved with brick
and kitchen and shed attached. 81 new ami built IN mo-
i-rn sfve and OF the materials aud workmanship
$50 large and comnoious barn. carriage hosse. smoke
house srd al the necessary calnladisss, row ani "a
large portion of which have been graded ana most ~
c. lent and ueverfa ug spring $50, c-iern ior ram
water The land i in high state 20 anon and 3
most admirably adapted 90 TIE producing o al Ant- o
market uuck both from tie nature of ine SOL ami i.
close proximity the New York market 10 being only .
miles from Eaton Town Landing, and from Red Bans
from either place Tie >uule srssouI lrrc Is day
conuuu. cation With Newly ok hy ire steamers Edwin
Lewis aud Confidence For gentleman doing business
New York. snd shng tne nea ny spot 10 easy PC
speld the s4umer, The above - most desfaue
location.
Also The same time and place. = log of woodland.
situated A. Peun's Neck. containing ABOUT u sores
Persons wishing 10 view the premises, vii please ap-
ply Mr. J. : Lane. siorekerler Al Long Branch ~ DOB
will show the same and give such Information As MAY be
required. or 70 WILLIAM { GRkl6, Administrator.
iyl2 wv t6d Chery--t New-iors
DANk OF SALISBURY The uotrs 0f me Bank
ID II Salisbury. Maryland. redeemed ~ r. HOiDt-
TON NNs' 81 r-rt Ti-~.Hfrf l@2@ ivnN W.
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In haste, truly yours,


FcRr kEkRNEN, Indian Territory, June TO. 1919.
DrAK SIRs The cry Is stiA they come 5Us2 wsg
NJ down last ghi had moved past This place To-
ward the golden regpous Of California and about l,luo
more tbink are ,hn behind. The fever however 30
many has completely subsidized, and Ia others few
doses OF rain viii put them ln fair way Of rccove
~ A few daily turning back and, many more would
follow snu did they stand ia fear Of the udcule that IL
10 await them upon reaching home Capt Rad
fsrds company from > Louis reached here ihe 7ih
tne spirits and getting along well The Pioneer Line
u fIs coaches reached here the sthadvef.el 60
lhruagh 70 or To- days, forget whchihe end 81 one
month tnds them but So miles The rOad Tue passel-
gers loud deuounclng al fat Ines and the Pho
necr Llue IA particular strong feeling Of discomfort
prevailed Throughout the entire company. owing entirely
strongly In favor 20 general explosion The devil
himself would End n difficult io give satisfaction 90 al TO-
consruoGf crowd II 10 persons drawn from Hl pafis of
the world and thrown together for the FIRST time the
In the Pioneer Line There % be found lawyer
doctors dvnes gcuucueu of sure clerks speculation.
&C &C. iumbi-d IN together aud obliged 10 sand susft.
Cook viiuAs, bring wood and water, wash dishes, aul
haul wagons mud holes Can any thing De ina Ia.
ed more difficult Than The smoothing down such he ZERO
gc1eUus Reports have llst reached here uat b
party " Pswuees moesting struggling ersnts
The 81 Joseph road, and Major Clinton ami Lieut. Oge
with a company Of Dragons leave tbs evening 20 aunt
them up. These fewnees The greatest sco4ndres o.
the .Alns. and good sound aubbng Is TIE only thin
'hs viii bnne hcm 20 their senses and sooner or lister
they must receive it
Many Of reported Indian OuirAges, however.
EASILY he traced other fer a., Angt 0
who bOdud for the facfc Not day scarcely pasc
thai poor fellow l. moi ambled out on he rTHrcs
oaf ant bag gaze shit Tor himself The have
srfrrei mach IRON The Cho.es. and undersN The di
fcrent rosis studded with graves from tc frolcr.
90 within 90 100 u.es Oi The place. when all
appears 10 DC len behind ours, AZ. FANNkE.