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Old Wines, Liquors, Segars, Fresh Foreign
Fruits, Comestibles, ETC.,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES I. LLOYD,
Pennsylvania aveaue, doors east Of Fifteenth street.
may l7--1Y
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. &.
The House consists of two hundred and
thirty-three members and four Territorial dele
gates. These delegates, however, have no vote.
Annexed are the names of the
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WIN. INGMAN, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, and Prin-
w ters' Furnituremaker, be found by inquirng
at NOELL BOYDS Venetian Blind Mandatory, Penn
syvania avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets south
side, 3l-6m
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THE UNION.
To stAe Editor.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1851.
SIR In your paper OF Wednesday morning July 10,
1851, appears communication taken from the Barnsla.
Bile Patriot, headed "Ligh house SYSTEM &c and signed
"A Cape Cod Msn-June, 1884," commencing "Mr Ed.
tor | noticed by your paper short time Sin CO. that the
commissioners for revising the lighthouse system are
in session at Washington. aud are giving the sub
ieci thorough examination. Il is my humble opinion
that the light house system very much needs it," nc Let
hear the conclusion OF the report OF the House Com
miI,ee on Commerce, No. Sill, 27h Congress I'd session.
IN opposition TO this gentemans humble opinion at is
believed that in usefulness, efficiency, and economy
bned, our lighthouse establishment will not suffer in
comparison with that OF any other nation" The Cape
Cod Man adds, hat the present lig int house system
very deficient IN accomplishing the desired object for
which II was intended" &c. Lei US hear on the other
hand The emphatic testimony contained in House docu-
men No 69 2sth Congress, Isl session. of 1000 masters
OF ships and other yessels-he owners of upwards of
l,I00 ships and other vessels, amongst whom are the
names OF Asa Capp, owning 800 SAIL and Thomas &
Eben Mcclellan, also owners OF 300 SAIL and several
hundred others Concerned and concerned in the light
house establishment 1--WE believe tie light. houses OF
the United States fully and perfectly the purpo
SEES Tor which they wee built and that vessels will
mol suffer Tor want OF sufficient lights, provided the
keepers do their duty"and the masters of vessels "The
lighthouses the coasts oil The United States are not
inferior to those on the coasts OF any other nation.
From this testimony ii would appear that the "Cape
Cod Man knows but little about our light hou6e sys
and that his sympathy for his neghbors of the Cape
and his prescription Tor 'good aud safe Light alto
gether gratuitous
MATHn
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The Gardner Claim.

We mentioned few days ago that the circumstances
connected with this claim icing investigated by the
grand jury in this city The grand jury found true bills
for perjury against Dr. Gardiner. who is now in Europe
and against his brother The latter was arrested and
yesterday admitted to bail The investigation be.
fore the grand jury of in secret and we do
not therefore know the force Of the evidence on which ii
acted. We have heard many complaints against the late
Mexican board, and OF the wronguness OF many OF the
awards made by ii but we have authority to send
for 'persons and papers," must wait for further de-
veopmens before we can venture TO give currency The
statements which have reached US. Congress will
doubtless sit the action of The board and il 1.-THE Of
what we have heard be satisfactorily proved the Galpbn
case will be forgotten.
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From our BaitImor, Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, July 1875, L

BALTIMORE, July ls-o, y, m.
We have very hot weather, but still there is occa.
sonal grateful breeze Our city is quite deseued-very
many having to the springs and elsewhere This,
usual causes duluess In business OF all kinds.
The Liberian packet. which belongs the Colonization
Society, sailed to-day for Cape Pamas the coast of
RIGA. She takes out unusual number of cmgrans
among whom two coored preachers from Dorchester
county, who out 10 make exploration Of the country
Several free colored persons arrived in The Norfolk boat
dis morning, and have gone out in the packet A new
and successful impetus have been given recently
TO the subject Of colonization.
The negro boy Long, who found guilty OF the muir.
der Of the boy Rumpf sentenced yesterday by Jndge
Nesbt to be hung Mr. May, the Attorney General
that the bad consented his
TO imprisonment in the penitcnt,ary for lie.
TuE MAnxsr.-Tbe market is quiet Sales to-day of
900 bbls. Howard street hour St-more than buyers
disposed TO give fresh ground City Mills held 81 80
Red wheat - 90 cents white, 81 100 cents. Yellow
corn, SO white 80 90 cents Oats, "a 81 cents
Tobacco Is very firm. The inspections this week have
been 400 hogsheads Prices have advanced % TO 80
per 100 lbs with sales OF about 800 Sheads Mary
and and Ohio The supply on hand is fair. Whtskey %
~ Sales 5000 bales wool 81 % cent, for
ashed and 81 81 cents lOF .nshed hne 40 "A
cents.
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Hon. Richard II. Stanton.

This gentleman is candidate for reelection in the
Maysvlle district OF Kentucky, and all the wing ele.
ments Of abuse and opposition arayed against him
But he is democrat OF the purcs, principles man Of
sterling talents, of great requirements, an able writer
and ready deba,er; and he is in all respects compe
tent not only 10 vindcae himself against his calumnia
tors, but also TO sustain the broad banner OF his party
against the assaults of its enemies. Mr. Stanton has
been literally the architect Of his own fortunes and i.
emphalically a man OF the people, 1t is hard 10 put
such champion down, and we anticipate his re-elec.
ton by an overwhelming majority Of his district
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The PENDULUM EXPERIMENT.-Who will try this cele-
brated revov ing pendulum properly graduated
clock dial Why not make old mother earth mark her
time? II the stroke OF the isolated pendulum will
tell the rate of notion il ought tell the flight OF time
with an exacness hitherto unparaeled.-N. Y. Tribune.
There is easy answer TO these questions. Monsieur
Foucaults celebrated " non revolvng pendulum" is on
different plan from all clock pendulums and can
be applied 10 marking time for any great length of time.
for the simple that its oscillations cannot be
tinued by the weights other machinery of a clock
Any sustaining motive power like that applied TO clock
pendulum, would at deprive it of its non-reuoiung
characteristics, and it to revolve with the clock
work. The only principle which Foucaurs pendu-
lum moves is that of gravitaton. But this being
santy mpeded by the friction and resistance OF the air.
it must very vibrae The best sructed
pendulum of this kind will be arrested and brought 10
stand in of half hour; after which il has to be
set in motion again and commence new experiment.
But the principle of the rotation Of the earth illustrated
conclusively in half hour it would be in day
week in the OF two three minutes the prog
Of rotation is visible to the naked eye If the vbra-
lion could be uninterrupted for week, day, il
might be applied to marking time. But the necessity OF
starting the pendulum every half hour would pre-
vent all practical results from il as time keeper
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ny pYEa& MCGUIRE. Aucu,n.sr..
July l5-TuThSs

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTioN-we shall sell valuable
OAK Grove, auction, Saturday, the s6th
July O'Clock, the premises, situated miles
half from Gecrgcown and -four miles and hail from the city
Of OF the Long Bridge
Roads, which a containing
acres situated, gradual south
from well
supplied The containing about fifteen
OF growth Of oak timber,
vicinity Of the District
Tn. buildings block house log stable, well
Of door eminence,
tended 10 water Q large extent Of foreground
Tbi. opportunity beautiful
the
and To market the plank
Fsjrfex cou house pass After land
be and harness. the farming
utensls-such piough. hanows &c.
Terms Of Of the purchase cash; The
in twelve and eighteen MONTHS satisfactorily secured
ing interest. 5.ts
TuIe indi.putsbIe. DYER 4 MCGUIRE
Julv 10 De 1Ha# Aucnonesrs
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION.-on Saturday I,
shall sell clock,
H. situated 49, fronting ~ @
2- feet, between Massachusetts
avenue and north l. street, q alley 30 feet wide.
Of lot No H. the fronting 2
running back eo3 feet, between
and
improving wishing purchase building
in aitend
III elolsar bound he sold.
third cash balance in and ~ months
endorsed bearing
co- Of the purchaser
Title pdisputabis
A. GREEN,
Jul l5-TuThAS
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VisIT TO VIRcINiA-The Saunion (Va) Messenger
states that letter has been received from Mr. Stuart
Secretary OF the Interior stating that he will be at Staun
ton about the LIST OF August, his way to the court OF
appeals Lewisbug and that the President will proba-
bly, accompany him with view to spend few days a,
the White Sulphur Springs
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the nation" Worthy to be written in letters OF gold
upon the pedimea OF the temple which contains the pal
iadum OF our liberty
Governor Hubbard of Maine, in his communication,
adyerls 10 theme deserving of deep investigation, and
suggesting extensive comment-the effect which tran
scendeniasm likely TO have in leaving the fields OF
speculative philosophy aud religion and invading those
OF politics We have not at present room Tor the dis
eussion of this topic but il is inviting aud may
on some future occasion be the subject OF remark.
H.
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New York. and sustain Governor Johnston in Pennsyl.
yania with the repesl-lsw in his pocket We do not
think we put wrong construction the words OF The
organ; for il states in terms its purpose TO LEAVE
THE FREE AND UNBIASED ACTION or THE STATES THE
ADOPTION or SUCH NOMINATIONS AND PLATFORMS AS
THEY DEEM PRoPIRp
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


We publish in snolher column from our New York
correspondent H. . interesting communication which
susians the views have announced relative TO the
necessity OF organizing parties on national grounds SO
as to discountensnce and discourage political arrange
msnts and combinations for State and sectional pur
poses
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An IDLE RuMoR.-Tbe Harrisburg Union OF Tuesday
says, An idle rumor has been put in circulation in
certain quarters that Governor Johnston has challenged
Col Bgle TO meet him the stump. and that the Colonel
has declined We authorized TO say that there il not
one word OF truth in this and we believe the gov.
ernor never entertained such an idea."
\. .s..a# NN r s4G5sU = peao smiUo a inn
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THE respectfully hi. friends and The ysv
citing that he has the
United ses Hotel Long known
der The late proprietor he feels perfectly promising
shall
the beskep the country No expense has been
spared In completely rehing
heua invites attention L. tho changes FIR the copve
nepc and comfort OF ladies' Firmly ssiissc
ucn ne oc continuance Of that always SO Freely
bestowed on the old United states j. r.
May op-Imf A. G ALLEN. 4
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We understand that the grand jury of the county Of
Washington yesterday made presentmenis against Geo.
A. Gardiner and John G. Gardiner Tor perjury, and
against Mears for presenting false papers.
National Infeiiigeacer.
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NopeE.--HOOE, BROTHER CO beg leave inform their
customers that they latest mporta
ions rich aud beautiful
French embroidered muslin esmbrc and lace sleeves Guns ana
p collars
Cambria Houncinss inscrtins,, and edsinrs q,
Also jsconet csnbrcs, India null, and SWISS m"shns, '
dresses, 70 which tbey invite attention
July Il 80 ------ ----L
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NEW WIFI GOODs.-The subscribers received an
IN supply in white goods, which invite
purchasers In their be found the follow
10 pieces fine plaid muslins, some fine
30 do medium qualiy do
do lax
do fine aud thin Nansook muslins
~ do null muslns
10 do medium do do
10 do IN. Jacon.t cAmbucs
- DO cambne musins IN assorted grades and price,
10 do fac corded skirung
With ofladies dress materials.
Al which offering and other
goods below, fall purchases
CLAGErT NEWTON, MAY, co.
July l9-3taw2wif
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DYER q McGUIRE, Auc,ionsers.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Tuesday afternoon July O'Clock, the emises,
brick dwelling house, containing
stable and carriage houseao the lotsu
NORTH being hundred and
from the OF and Twelfth streets,
and depth of thirtyihree feet
Also, the lot adjoining west % by 100 feet with an alley
the and the
This properly readily dollars
Terms LIBERAL and made known at sale.
july IO-eodSds DYER MCGUIRE, Auctoneers.
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Letters from Vienna of the 18th state that Brace had only
been freed from close confinement, aud had arrived IN
Pestb under police surveillance, 10 await the termination
OF his trial by military court in that city.
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lRENCH GINGIIAMs, CHiNTZEs. kc.-We invite the
and public generally the
descriptions Of goods, IN which offering
bargains, viz;
pieces fine French gngams, IS and % former
-
pieces figured French chnzcs, 20 beautiful
goods dresses and childrens
pieces and parts fine French and oande
musins
bne figured mu-ns and lawns al cA cents
colofs
priced colorcd lawns.
supplied themselves with all dresses
required opportunity ~
cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
July lq-3ta12wif
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PHILADELPHIA, July Is.


Stocks seady-U. 5. IS, 1865 llbs Pennsyvania 5s
81 Common standard -four, ~ 20 tied wheat, W cents
Yellow corn, 6l Gems. Other thugs unc changed
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TELEoRArHIo REPORTS son THE UNION

Arrival of The Steamship Brother yoaatAam-Tpo ,s,,k, Ia
sana S"srs ~ s"iS-sa fS~eo Rb .aIyfs. hGJ
meWs from hs Mtming Districts.
Nav YoHk. July $40 amLIhe steamship Brother
y O'Clock She brings 2ss passengers and s4oo.OOo in
She brings San Francisco dates of June IL Most Of the
burnt district has been rebuilt Business generally stag
nan ana prices lower than the rates previous to the Ire
the market being ovestocked with all staple articles Of pro-
The news from the mining districts continues sasfse
toy-muny new and valuable discoveries having been
sidney convict was arrested on the oth Of June in the
of stealing safe, and Immediately ued by a court
Of 200 citizens, and hung at midnight IN The Plaza San
Numerous ncendiary attempts had been made 10 de.
The Indians in southern section OF the State continue
TO give much trouble,
Agricultural prospects are good ana The weather CON
McNlanus, one Of the Irish patriots, had escaped from
was received with much enthusiasm smith O'Bren ead
the other IRISH exes made unsuccessful attempt to es
Dates have been received from Ao,a Oregon to the
l3h General Lane had been elected delegate to Congress
The crops were Ia ilourishing condition.
Ihe advces from the ls.hmus represent II to be very
The sloop otwar vandalia was al San Diego tho
| FIVE men were drowned at San Pueblo bay the 18th
OF May-one named James Graham, Of North Carolina.
ne phew OF the Secretary Of the Navy
| The newspapers are increasing rapidly San Fran
Gen Molehead's expedition Of 4o men en San Diego
The boiler OF the steamer New World exploded tho
ith, on her passage down from Sacramento killing two
and wounding several others.
Crime had 50 greatly increased a, San Francisco that the
and police inadequate and volunteer
committees had been formed Tor protection;
brig John O. Lcgrand Baltimore the 7h, brig Major
Eastand, Of Charleston Souh Carolina.
New York, July Tsp
Stocks seady-sales Of u S. o., 1867. I6s Pennsy
wanna s., 81 Canton Company declined % gents to 81
~ Is tor State brands and ~ 432 for southern Gen
esec, 81 81 81 "A. Corn meal, ~ 81 SO Nothing do
ing wheat-pr,es unchanged. Sales OF 1900 bushels
81 SO for Mixed and SO cents Tor yellow
Oats and rye upchan ged Sales 900 bush az
Sales OF pork $i4 go and prime ut Sl2 10 Lard
is unchanged Groceries quiet, and prices unchanged
Whiskey, "a hhds. Cotton du-no sales reported
PHILADELPHIA July 49,
Stocks sleady-U s. SIS 1865 lI6s Pennsylvania SIS,
81 Common standard -four, ~ 25 fed wheat, 30 cents
Yellow corn, 81 Gems Other things unchanged.
BosToN July u.s.
Vienna 18th that BI had only
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NJ
the squares and are situated that where
property rapidly improving.
proceed 1853
The term. liberal and will be known ~ the sale.
- A. GREEN,
July l6--eokds Auetionesr.
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GALE OF PROPERTY OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET AT
~ AUCTIONon Monday, July 81 at q O'Clock, shall
premises together with the
consisting four story brick dwelling &c
This Immediately opposite
Centre recently built contains eleven
peculiar Opposite the marhep renders
am the best business stands in Washington
desious
sale
equai instruments Of six
and months notes bearing interest,"
and secu by deed property. O. W. BoTELER,
lJ-eod Auctioneer
SERVICE Anoat und Ashore during the Mexican
War Lieut. Raphael scmmes, u b. NJ volume, with en-
cravings and
Course Creation by John Anderson, d. ID.
American Review Tor July.
Stuart Of DuneaiA OF the Present Time by the Hon
Caroline Norton FRANCk TAYLOR
10
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IVA uPAIGNs OF the Rio Grnndc ana o. netoo, with
Of Major Ripley W bevt MAJOR Isaac
stephens, United states army TINS ahy ee.i yea,
July9 f"'NSN ih1Loks
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by A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

DEREMPToRY SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
L SITUATED IN THE FIRST WARD--on Monday, the 2sth
shall sell the commencing al O'Clock
precisely, the following list OF valuable budding lots
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ISTORY of the Early Settle and Indian Wars
III of Western Virginia vol, ovo; by Wills de Hass illustrated
by mum. engravings
Byne's Dictionary Engine werk and Engineering-No 81
PuHchs Complete Letter Writer, with illustrations.
Giodcys Ladyis Book for August
Graham's Magazine August.
Uric; The Noices-a Poem by t. y. Fay.
Lnd's Tour America and Cuba; vol,
This day received for by
TAYLOR MAURY,
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IUsr received from York by tho lsst packets to
u this city
% boxes cheese
90 do first quality Scotch berrings
600 lbs, New York smoked dry beef
10 chests first quality gurpovder and imperial teas
~ bbls. Nos. 1 and maekerei
% bags Java coffee
pipes Old Mastel brandy, imported IN 1888
2quarter casks Otard, Dupuy, h Co do
Jpner@ ., 800 " - JOHN A. DONOHO,
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II ALF-YEARLh ACCOUNTs-CLAGETT& DoDsoN re-
III specuy notify
lege bills viii be rendered
either with
not o. hand, will be thankfully received.
June oo-aaw2wif CLAGETT h DODSON.
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A Cssssr Of Crisss-A man named Bowen
pleaded guilty in the Sussex County m. j.
Court, few days since, to charge of. stealing
horss and wagon. The Sussex Register gitss de
following sketch Of his history:
snoe in Sussex eenlly with : handsome horse aud
wa&en, calling hiuissH Rev. Edward d: Smith;
= Presbyterian minisier Of New York, and an aaent
Of the Nsw York. Coonixasipn Sosisty; and on
the nextS Sunday he preached 1t Greenwich Chunch,
for Rev. Dr. Junkin, after .wAieh collection was
taken up, professedly fos the absvs society. IN
the afternoon he preached At Stswartsville, whore
smother collection wss taken up. -sl o., ?
During his sojouf1 in Sussex hs insinuated him
eel, by ialse repxesentaons int the afsctons Of
young lady, who ia short time married him.
Subsequently, be Pisached in AID sbeut Trenton,
andsr the same name, but vas obliged to leave
that vicinity fos medding toe much in politics, and
the next ekak Was heard Of him was in Bsrks eoun-
y, Pa, whore hs was still ediciadng - clesgy-
was arrested trisd, and sent to the State Prison
While there his young wife died Of gfief. The
discovery was now maAs that he wssan old Offend
er, and had been ~ inmate of. half . dozen state
Prisons had pursued career Of crime and impos.
ture unparalleled had married many wises. and
assumed great many different names. Leaving
Moyamensng, he entered upon his old career Of
crime, his peculiar penehont being the stealing Of
horses md wagons He now calls his name Biair,
il man advanced in years, wears . wig, gold
spectacles, and has every appearance Of respecta-
bility.- His career of crime, now, for time 1t
least brought to close, has been long and hard.
ened one snd if ali-the circumstances Of it could
be collected the account would doubtless bs inter-
esting and instructive. Since his arrest, nuusr-
ous instances Of his ATTRACTIONS Of tho laws Of ths
and Other States, have transpired. He has notyst
received his sentence.
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IsS0s Correspondence Of the CresceHt.
zs.as scmery and Nusgs-A Tr5s Of Indians
An M Eseraord'nary Ldhs-idorrsbk Msrdas-
1sev Roues rsAnn. Sept. IA. lsl.
EDs. CRxscfMy last leit me In Huntsville,
Texas, uRdef afather unfavorable circumstances
for health. ! was very much in hopes, the next
time addressed you, would be able to report
myself IL bettsr < qsder and condition." 20 that
would no long k6ss v rssors % the plea Of in i
disposition-be y longer troubling you and your
numerous readers with shat which concerns myself
only. have again besn attacked by them mean,
sneaking, sickening, detestable, and unacceunta.
bic things called chis. At this sesson of tho year
they sse very bard to GET rid of--ons can stop
them, but they will not stay M0ppsd. Every
change in the weather. svery cool bsssse that
blows. drives ~ blood from ones ehssu, soon.
chills tho bodykat soon passes of-then follo~-
scorching fevers, hssd. ache. vn.-;.s-s. &c. Ihen
TO cloie III s.s--s-, UvEnes rsetssh nights, and
hs~sy swe1ss. About that time, ono fesls like be
IL not worth two bits ct farthest, or has been
caught doing something mean.
From Huntsville, l came 70 this place on horse
back. The Mexican horse purchased in Victo
ria, on the Guadalupe River, a. went to San
Antonio, is still in good travelling order, and ap-
pears not the least htigued. From HuaisviIls to-
Cheneyve (25O miles, passed through only one
small viIlass-lhat was in Tyler county, but mot
ths county sits-thsrs was another spot in Polk
county, where thsy ara trying y make . town-it
is called Peach Tree villass--it was once inhabs
tied By small tribe Of Indians. They call them.
selves the Alabamas. They ase now Ia Liberty
and Tyler counties, and san nunhef 100 souls. At
this time they are aid to BE- very angry with the
Great Spirit, because he has sent than no more
Iii. H. -. a