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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

.SLp,a'ioa Brdy3 n;ro, The Gln;F-
See.-The Rochester American says that
il is proposed to construct wire sus-
pension bridge across the Genescc riv-
cr, below the lower Falls. This bridge
would be about three hundred and iiI;
ty ieet long, and the railway about, ;Yo
hundred feet above the bed Of tnc
stream. The suspension bridge at NJ
agara is eight hundred feet long.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

Kos,uth. The New York Common
Council have adopted resolutions re-
qucsting the Mayor 10 tender 10 Kos
suth and h 10 associates the hospi,aIiucs
o. thsCiv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

Latter FROM one or THE vIcrIMs ~
TnE Lopsz ExPEDlrIoN.-The Louisville
Kon: Courier publishes the following
ietter, addressed to the editor of that
paper, by John Fisher, ono of the 50
men under Col Crttenden who were
executed at Havana on thc f6df tit
The Courier says that Mr. Fisher had
been employed for scmc time in the
Louisville Marine Hospilal, and That he
was subsequently, engaged in the B'1si-'
ness OF cupping and leeching in tllet
CITY. Il 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

A SoLrMS QUEsnos.--At reccn;
meeting of a parish, a solemn, s,raigh,
bodied and most exemplary deacon
submitted II report, in writing, of the
destitute widows and Others aaniing IN
need Of assistance in the parish. care
you sure, deacon" asked another sol
cmn brother that you have embraced
all the widow. ~ lie said he beiiered
he had done SO bu, II any had been
omitted the omission could be easily
corres,ed. Hs did no, take a, ALL
RnickcrbOckGr ......
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

A CoicipsScE.--lt may be regarded
asa somewhit singular coincidence u at
,hc last causes tired before the bate
Judges Story and Woodbury., scvcrally,
vrfc iAc famous cdscs Of Samuel Colt
~. taui-, ior Infringement ofpn'eni on
b.s sc'clfl,od revolver.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

q, The Countess Lydic dc Bocarme
has taken up her residence at kGngt-
winter. on the banks OF the Rhine, at
,hc foot of the Seven Mountains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

0rThe Circuit and District Courts
of the u. S., at Philadelphia, adjourned
on Monday, in respect to the memory OF
the late Hon. Levi Woodbury..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
HERALD OF THE Times

PUBLISHED EVERY TnuRspAy MoRNiNG, AT
NO.I27 Thames Street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
Fire, Fire. Fire, Fire, Fire.
n, p, nFrrN a rR

Blank Summon r'.r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

The RELIGIoN Of PAYNE DgBTs One
of our religious exchanges has The follow
ing strong emarks IN this suhjrct The,
drive the nail into the head aud cllnCh il:
"Men may s"phislicate Hs they please;
they can never make 1t right, and all The
bankrupt laws in the universe cannot
make it tight for them not Il" pay tnri'
debts There is o sin IN this neglect as
clea and as deserving church discipline
as in stealing or false wearing lie win
violates his promise 10 pay, or wlhhold'
the payment Of a debt hen it is in hI'
power to meet his engagement, ought t
be made To feel that IN the sight nf al
honest men he is swindler Religion
may be very comfortable cloak uude
which D hle; but it religion does no
make a man deal justly it is not wort
having"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

I'LL CALL AROUND AND Pay What 4
! world Of woe is contalned IN these few
words 10 the pnDr artisan an mechanic!
IN tal around and pay" says the rich
mGn to avoid the trouble Of going To his
desk 10 get the necessary funds, aud the
poor mechanic is nbIi ed Ia 60 home tt
disoppoint his workmen and all who de
pend upon him fnr their due, II is an ea
sy matter to wok-lhe only real plmy il
this life is an independent idea to be ~
ble 10 sustain yourself by the lannr III
your own hands, aud it may he imagined
what crushing torce there is in I'm cal
around and pay"to the laboling man wis
depends upon that pay lnr subsistence
lflhose who could pay would pay at once
it would place hundreds aud lhons 'nd'
In a condiliun tn do lHewise aud preven
much misery aud distress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
TaE FIaE ANNIHILAron,-In the Ruth

THE FIRE ANEiHLAToR, In the Ruth
rrfnrd IN. q J Mountain Banner, of Tues.
lay. there ape ,rs au allegation the
truth of which the Banner has no reason
rn doubt from DR. w A. Graham, now
Of McDnwell coun y, To the effect that he
vas the first who made the discovery
u"wt 10 apply, practically. carbon:c ga:
- cxiimguish destructive FIRE nr fiames
DIR Graham claims the invention as iaT
back as 1887. in Nnvember6f which year
he filed his specifications aud cav~at
which he states. still remain in the Pat
ent Office al Washington. The Doctor
announces his lnteurinn Of repairing I"
this city. upon the Meeting at the nrS'
Congress. To renew his appicat"h TOR
patent. which, it appears. was refused oy
the Patent nffice in 1887. On account "I
the Invention being stated not Ia possess
that novelty which would justify the o''
fee in issuing nne, and doubts existing as
To- iis be,ng capable nf being carried INTO
effect. According 10 Dr. G.s statement
Mr. Calhoun brought she matter before
the Senate in 1899, and special com
milree was appointed to investigate it,
bu, pecuniarv difficulties prevented the
doctor appearing brf're the committee,
and the affair seems tohave dropped un
iii nOw, when the paragraphs that have
recently appeared in the papers relative
to Mr.. Philips's alleged discovery have
again brought DR. Graham orfrre the
public. -. Charleston Courier, 18th. l..r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
LANcAsTER MACHINE FOUNDRY.

LANCASEER FNlAC1lNE itOCNDnl.
q DEV0L y co. are preraredt to furnish All kinds
W. Of Steam Engines, upon short nouce ana
at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices, q ~
Also, all linds Of Mill Gearing iioisung screws,
Regulating Screws Jack Screws; Fullers Screws and
CIDER Screws. .a,
MIN spindles of cast iron or wrought
Bales and Drivers, &C. &c
Thrv will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
sut any head OF water and with either iron or wood
shan. Also, the Atkinson " heel fit up as above,
Tine paent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
seuufntly they can be had much cheaper. .r,
fhey al,o continue to make DevOl's Threshing
Machines, and keep lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio. .--- --.- .-.--t...
All the above articles will be made with especial
cars and by the best wormen, and will be warranted
All kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice.
They also keep constantly on hand ALL KIND, OF
CASTINGS, usually ken; in a Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop. that those who call,
can examine their work Is .----... '''.
They are also at this time manufacturing the Lee
fell Cook stove, which received the first Premi-
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last FALL and
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality of the work done at this estab-
shment or many years pass the best guarantee that
in future, the subscribers will labor desire the pa
tronage Of the public. They invite examination
Lancaster, May y, 1851 G. DEVOL X co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
AHi WE MEEI AGAINl

ylOW are youl Did you find the Philadelphia
ACommission Store you enqured about this morn
ingl"
II guess did Just followed the crowd thattook me
right to the place"
II found nlsothe Agent, Wilcox; an old acquain-
tance; he sold me goods when boy with Mr., latta
TWENTY-FIVE years ago, right from Scotland, and was
glad Of the ance to leave my money with him."
'Sav good word for him 10 your friends"
ado you sec these bundesl" -.s ,-
81 do"
"Well, everv yard Of Goods in them is handbll in
his favor, and mean to do all lean for Wilcox"
"Tis true, I had pretty much to wait on my owr
family, the crowd gre at, but his goods are al
marked in figures, sold only at price to father
mother, and children. and got along first rate"
DO all can for Willockklid you sayl Yes, tOil
and no mistdke!" .t...
May 6, l36l.-3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

TnE GOOD TIME CoMIN0 ScrNE lst-
WVs, (oqullur) )-"My dear. | shall no
be able to GO out with you to the parry
this evening, my panlalnons are dirty"
H4Sbaad,-"Never mind, my love, put
on pair of mine" .,.f,u...
Scene Cd Wye.-."Charles, those
doeskin casSimeres which you received
from Sich the Tailor, iii int exactly,
shall wear them myself-you may nrdeI
another pair" ..--
HSsband tmeekly),-"Whalever you
say my lave"
Scene 81 W!6 -"What are you 90
ing to do with tn"se black pants of yours
HUSbdad,-"Sell them to the old clolhe,
man /"
WW,-'lndeed you shall do no sucl
thing; lllIoNl em down; they'll do beau
tifully fol Iarriel Jaue. sf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
TcV The following singular adyertis,


ment appears in an English paper:
Wanted, by young lady, aged 1879
pleasing countenance. good figure. agree
allie manners. general Inioimarion and
various acc' mpli,hmrnls, who has srudi'
ed everything, from creation tn a crntclI'
ct, situation in the family ofa gentle.
man. She will set at he head of his :.
Bile, manage his household scnId his sci.
wants. nurse his babies, (when they arrive
check his tradesman's bills. accompany
him TO the thestIe. or in wnIking Or rid
ing, cut the leaves Of his new books, sew
On his buttons, warm his slippers, aud
generally make his miserable life happy
Apply in the first place by le'terlo Lnui
sa Caroline, Linden Grove. aud after
wards tn papa upon the premises.
N, B, The wedding fin el is size M
(smalI) No Irish need apply.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

DIGNITY-.Some scurrilous blackguard
made on attack on friend DEFREgs ofrhe
Piqua Register, aud the latter dsposes oi
him in the following summary manner
He should be indicted instpnter:-
1--WE shall make M reply To the three
columns ofIow scurrility against US, which
DR. Haggntt Of the S'dasg Banaer has
admitted lntn his paper of Friday They
bear the evidence upon their face nf be
ing the productions Of some Whskey
bIoated black guard. whose proper ele
menl is the armnpheTe OF some nth rate
"Goggery." where mean Wh'skey il re
tailed at three cents drunk, aud the
walls Of which are blackeued with thr
smoke from Cigars made of the refuse
fragments Of Tobacco leaves which accu
mulale about Cigar Manufactures. =
Where such slimulants furnish the inspl
ration we expect just such production
AS those referred TO-" -,f
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

SPEED or RAmRoADs.-A writer in De
BoweI New Orleans Commercial Re.
view. on tho subject of Railroads. says:
"There can be nothing more striking
in the history of Railroads, than in the
manner in which they have trumphed
over the strongest and most inyeterate
opposition. aud baliled in their results the
widest calculations Of their most san.
guine advocates. The London Quarterly
Revie W made infinite sport Of the prop
osition that an eventual speed Of Is o.
20 miles an hour might DO attained =
"The gross exaggerations Of the power oI
the locomotive engine may delude for a
time. but must end in the modification o
those concerned. We should as soon ex
pect the people of Woolrich 10 suffer
themselves to be fixed upon by one %
Congreve's q ricochet rockets, ,as trust them
selves to the mercy of such machiu,
going at such rate" In the presep
year, upon tho Great Western Road il
England IS miles per hour has hcen at
tained upon an average run. without stop
page. and we learu also in some casps
the speed has been sixty miles! A men
ber Of Parliament declared in opposition
u tho Manchester road, "that railroad
could mol enter into competition with a
canal. Even with tho best locomniiNe
engine. the average rate would DO 81
miles per hour, which was slower than
the canal conveyance"
Mr.. Wood, in his history Of Railroads,
says:-- "Nolhing can do more harm To
the adoption of Railroads than the pro
mulgalion Of such nonsense as that we
Ahal see locomotive engines travelling at
the ratio Of II, l6, is and 20 miles per
hour. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
MR GaEElEr ~ IaElL.ANp.--From I. on

4 7 H L =
Ma GREELEY IN lRELAND.--From "ne
Of the recent letters yf Greeley, from
Dublin. we make the following extract:
"BeIfasi is busy. growing town. ihe
emporium of the linen msnufaeture. and
the capital Of the Provdepee t,f Ulster.
the Northern qusrlernf ireland Itseemr
prosperous,jhuugh nowise f-markshly .;
aud have been painfully disappointed
IN the apparent cund: ion oflhsfprsIpea
sanlry on the line Of travel trnm Belfasl
ltu Dublin, which had understood form
ed an exception tn the general misery III
ireland. Out of the towns. M, one hahl
Iatiun in ten is fit Gor human beings /"
live m. but mere low. cramped h"veis al
rock. mud aud straw; not one half the
J families 0n the way seem tOhave so mucl
J rs an acre of land Ia each hnusehpld; p0
T half the men To he seen have coats Ia ihpIl
backs, and not one in four of the wnmer
aud children have each pair of shoes
: or stockings. And those leell it The own
ers would only wash them once week
! the general aspect of affairs in this sec
! tnu would be materially Frightened =
n Wretchedness, rags aud despair SALUTE
5 me on every side; aud if this be the bes
5 part af Ireland, what must the slate Uf The
! worst bel"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

DIR. I'll 0OE A ~ DIS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
3. Prepared by DIR. C. NJ. Jackson,

AT HE GERMAN MEDlClNES STORE
No, 100 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Their power the above diseases is not excelled,
II equaed, by any other preparation in the United
States the cures attest in many cases after skill
full physicians had failed. ...
The Biters are worthy the attention OF invalids.
Possessing great virtues in the rectifcetion of
disease of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers to weakness affections OF the
digestive organsthey are withal certainSpeasant
.8. .at From the "Boston Bee."1 Gl SIG
Tho editor said, December 22d-"Dr. HoQfand's
Celebrated German BierS for the cure Of liver COM
plaint aundice dyspepsia, Chronic nervous debili
ty, is deservedly one Of the most popular medicines
of the day. These bitters have been used by thou
sands, and friend pt elbow says he has himself
received an etiectual and permanent cure OF liver
complaint from the use of this remedy. We are con-
vnced that in the use Of these btters the patient
constantly gains strength and vigora fact worthy Of
great consideration. They are pleasant in taste and
smell and can be used by persons with the most deli
cate stonachs with safety, under any circumstances.
are speaking from experience and to the afflicted
we advise their use" ...-
rJsThe Editor Of 'Scott's Weekly Paper" one Of
the largest literary and family newspapers published
in philadelphia, says:-"Dr, Hoonand's German Bit.
ters, manufactured by DIR. Jackson, are now Ietom-
mended by some of the most prominent members q
the faculty as anarticle Of mrch efficacy in cases Of
female weakness, As such is the case, we would ad-
wise all mothers to obtain bottle and thus save them
selves much sickness. Persons Of debi ated ccnsti
tutlOnS VIII ma tnbSe Iner
health, know from experience the salutary Of
feet they have upon weak systems"
i The philadelphia Saturday Gazette, one OF the very
best family newspapers published in the United Sates
says and we do not hesitate to endorse every letter
from source so respectable:
/ at is seldom that recommend what are termed
patent medicines, to the confidence and patronage CT
our readers; and therefore, when we recommend DR..
iooaand's German Bitters, prepared only by Dr. C.
NJ Jack on, we wish ii to be distinctly understood that
we not speaking OF the nostrums Of the day, that
are nosed about 70 brief period and then forgotten
after il has done its guilty Of mischief butof
medicine long established universally pri ed, and
which has met the hearty approval the hcuy itself
LOOK IVELLto the Marks Of the GENUINE.
They have the written signature o c. M. JACK
ISON upon the wrapper and the name blown in the
lbottle, Without lbHtch heyare spurious ~ '''''
IL For sale, wholesale and retail at the, IA sy.piJi
il GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 90 ARCH street. one door below SIXTH Phila-
depha and by respectable dealers generally through
oub the country, Also for sale bg :, :, ,,,N I
lancaster Ohio, February ~, 1851 .AaAng,'43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
Large and Varied Stock of
AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

r JOb hA1TIlI EDB
At the Old CheckerGd Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
ing and Furnishing Emporium. .,
WIE wish to inform our old friends and customer,
w that In addition to our former rge assortment
of furnishing Goods, we now have added to IT, ono o
the most extensive stock Spring SSummer Clothing
that has ever been offered West ofthe Mountains Wa
cannot go into full particulars, are willing t.
bribe the sicky efforts of PoEr's shadOiO to s,,
doggeral description -four different articles b. Il
be candid and brief we prepared to cothe aver!
Man. Youth and Boy, of all sizes and ages, in Fair
field county from head to FOOT full TEN PER CENT
CHEAPER than those small concerns can possiDy do
We dislike very much to make blowing-hori out o
Goose Quill, by showing you stock Of rtOthi7g o.
paper, and having whole Trunk .ftuto otfa' you.
What we set forth in this norC" YOU viii find OIL
examination to be true to the letter -
I5' Don't forget the old Checkered Clothing Store
.FBetween the two Tin-Sh,ps.
| POpposito the Hooking Valley Bank
Lancaster, may l5r 1851 CUULEHAN & CO.
! StILK Under Shirts for Gentleman auu Ladiel
< ',r sale at the OLD CHECKERED STORE
Lancaster, may 10, 1861.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
Lnncaster steam WOODEN Factory.

THE, public arerespoctfully informed that the un.
| dersignad Is prepared, at his old tstand at the
South end Of Broadway to execute upon the shortest
notice all work en- rusted to him. He is ready TO 10
Carding, Fulling and Manufacturing,
Either upon the shares, in exchange for Wool or for
casn
All who have not heretofore, invited to try him.
as he will give satisfaction. His work will be done
in the best manner and his facilities better than
those of any other establishment the county. Tie
can manufacture any kind of Woolen Goods required
call and see.
He takes this occasion to return his thanks to hi
ance of their patronage VIM y WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, April9th, l86l.-49-Eagle Copy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
NE.WGOODs!NEW GOODNl

,tts ~. - - ~ * ~ ~ N ~ Rsf
XTTOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the Pablcseneraliy that they have Just receive
ing at their old stand, directly Opposite the TaRadge
House. very large and well selected stock Of Spring
and Simmer Goods which they win sell either lof
cash or country prIdnceaB cheap any house in Ohio
FoR THE LADEs- They have large lot OF the
latest sty ID Dress Goods such silks, silk Tissues,
Bareges, Embd muslins, Linens. Lawns, Alpacass De
Lanes, Ginghams, CAlicos, &c. ....,i-.. ,r.,.tt
They also have ALMOST every grade and description
of BOnnets RbhOns Flowers ShAwls. ParNsUlsG loves,
Netting, Laces and Hosiery. sni .f. ~! sgjt
FoR THE GExTLENtEN-- They have well selected
stock OF Cloths Cassmeres Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans
Suuimsr Wear vestings, Cravats, Boots, Shoes and
evory kind Of Hats. I....,-l-. :.
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicng and Batting is heavy and
of good quality, .,, .. 4, .-,.... ;. theii
If YOU want good bargains give them can, prices
stock is such as can't help but please and their l
made to suit the times, .r-.--, an. tar..r-
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 49
NINEPENNY CAClCo--1his day opening al
In WiseS 100 pieces OF the prettiest patterns best
cloths permanent eolors ever brought to THU
market W.T.. WISE.
! novS, 1850 i.u opposite Sheffer's Hotel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
HoaRrnLRl-A man named John Her

HoRRIBLEl-A man named John Hen
ry, murdered his wife The other day, in
Butler county aud then cut hisownthrJat
The Middletowu Emblem says:-
From what we can learn it was avar.
ice alone that prompted this horrible
deed, as he was worth abnul fifteen
thousand dollars. He and his wife did
not live very agreeably for some time pre-
yious."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

Gov LETcHeR. of Kentucky. Minister
to Mexico, passed on his way 10 Cleve
land day or two since, On his way To
Mexico. Whilst taking refreshments al
Morrow, tho train started. leaving
him behind, and he was obliged to wait
Gor the next train.- s. Journal
Cant tho Locofocu papers make an
argument ou, Of this fact against the Ad-
ministrati0nl aa a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
sTITLI0NHANnT

The undersigned begs leave to call the attentn Of
the citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties to his
Extensive Stock of Groceries at retail, which
iine.all Of which he will sell as lou as The locest
Tie would say to the Farmers that he has now on
hand and will be receiving regularly, White Fish,
Pi6kerel Bass, Shad, and Trout which he Is prepar.
ed to sell atthe lowest rates. s. 7'Gtpa i6tl
RAcoN taken in exchanged for any Of the above arti-
cles at the highest market price.
Lancasterr Ohio, May 9Th, 1851. iiJOHNLYONS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
Co-PARTNERSTIIP.

OuBERT DEvoL and A, C, LIVINGSTON hav'
" ing purchased the interest Of Joseph kurtlman
will in future carry on the Foundry and Machine
Business, at the old stand West end Of mAin-steet
under the firm name of GILBERT DEVol. 8 CO.
old 6rm. GILBERT DEV0Is IN
H''''"is lu5t ANDREW C. LIVINGSTON.
Laneastar April l6, 1851 !
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28
1 RoOKs, ROOKs,I BOoKSf!Ylf

ToHN SEARLES, opposite ShaefFer's Hotel, has Just
J received an extensive assortment OF Books, which
he arms is the largest, best and cheapest Stock of
Miscellaneous and School Books Blank Books and Sta
t;oncrv ever offered in this place. His stock EN-.
braces every thing usually keptn Book Store and
will be sold at the lowest prices he is determined
not to be undersold Let every one come and see
and be convinced that he not only keeps the lAfges
Stock al Books and stationery in the city but sells them
cheaper than any other dealer.
Nav T. 1851, .A."if
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-28

DEArH OF AN ONnNDAGA WARRIOR -
Peter Sky, ono Of The warrior Chiefs "i
the Onondagas, died at Onondnga Castle
on the llIh inst, aged 96 years. The
Syracuse Star says:
"The deceased was tue and faithful
friend Of the United States. and n The
war OF 1912, when Gen. Potter called
for volunteers to protect the frontier, the
Onondaga Chiefh aud Warriors were a
mong the first to answer the call. They
sustained the whole front Of the battle a
Chippewa, under their gallant but uh
fortunate chief. La Fort who was killeC
in the action, while tho subject Of ihi'
notice received severe aud dangerou'
wound, for which lie has since drawn {
pension from Government" a