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In TT RSl \ T. OF an ORDER OF tlle sur
rocate of the County of NewYork, notice hereby
given to all persons having against DAVID HEATH,
late Of the City OF New York deceased, TO present ts
same with vouchers thereof 30 the subscriber AT ms once
Nc l2 Fulton street the City sf New York On " De-
lore the SIXTH day of December nex-Dated New-for.,
the Thlrtieth day of May, 1851 ~ , 49,.
lel laM6mW. WILIIAM II. HEATH. Adnlns.ra'or.
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Gtcnmships for Southern Doris
NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.

4 The new aud elegant double engine steamship
UNION Thos. Budd. Commando wlll leave Per NJ.
N 4 nj O'Clock 2 VI On SATU kDAf. sept.
For freight apply board, where al olis OF adnS VII
an28 Sp0FFOKD' TIL STON co. as S1u,h-st.
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q al. BARMORE offer at their Man

y hER Mamufacton and Wareroom, 10 Grceawlch-
corner u D,y. rIANO-EORrES warranted, With re-
sss tIdse and patent tube well calculated ior Keeping
DS Ms
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/ sExEcUTIYE DEPARTMENT.

ExEcUT1YE DEPARTMENT..
To saH and sngular Manage,s of ihe General
Eitctions, for ths sersfal Distrirfs Of the State
~ South Carolina:
MTHEREASt the Legislature Of South Carolina,
~ at its late Session, did pass an Act 10 pro-
vide for the election Of Members to a SOUTH
ERNs CONGRESS. And whereas, said Actre-
quires the Executive Authority to issue Wnts of
Election to the Managers Of Elections, ] do re-
qnire you, and each Of you, after giving legal no,
tices md being duly Qualified, to proceed to hold
san Election on the Cd Monday Of octobsr next,
and day following, for two Deputies storepressnt
your respective Cong Districts ;sand after
having determined on persons duly elected. yon
viii certify tie sane according 70 ths Gov
'ernor for Abe time being.
t3iysn 6nde rny tend aud The seal 6f the Gtats,
M Goldinhis this Isl day 1of lauc. lin shs year
/, of soas QUE thoasand h1ndfed and
& 50 MEANS, So
& w saa,spaes ssserstasyso sot STATE.
~ s?s.St1f
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South CarOblssaS1
ABDEvtLLE DisT.

ABDEyiLLE DER: In Eou,ry. e
James w Frazier, ct al, v. The RudkersviIle
Banking Company, Joseph Rucker, William B.
White. Cashier. pnd, William White-Bill.for
Account, Application of Funds. &c. =
I appearing to my satisfaction that the R0ck-
L ersyille Ranking Company, Joseph Rucker.
William D. White and William White, Defsn.
dants in this cnse and reside without the limits
Of this Stats. ON notion by Thompson & Fair,
plead, answeu demur to the Said bill of COM
plant within three montha from this date, or iuda-
ment pro confesso will be tak-n:agah,st them. z
H. A. JONES' 5ck.A.p.S
Com'rs Office, 4.h April, 1851. sms
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.sostIi GarOIinas,l !
AssEyILLE Dis.T:

AspEylIlE 5Ds'r. In. Ordinary.
In the Matter Of Nancy Hob3nson,s VIII.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Hutch
insons, parties in interest in said Estate, reside
without the State, and notice having been fled
in my office requiring Probate OF the ,pnper said
10 be the last VIII and Testament Of the said,
Nancy Robnaon, deceased, in due form OF law.
The absentees aforesaid, and all others interested
are hereby notified that the said paper must DO
proved in due form Of law before ii calf be admit
ted as the Will Of said deceased, aud that the til.
al thereof win be had in the Court OF Ordinary
on the 9Th day Of October next, al which time iii
interested s:s required to appear either by attor-
; pey or iii person. '-
Giyen under my hasd and seal of office, this lst
s1 july 1851. F. w, SELLECK, o.A.p- ="
s Jy2 If $F.& Ii. 3m
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Ths IahIlv oppossd Ia Nswspspssss

~ Family Opposed toNeWspanst 70
ashe man that ,don,t take his osinty
paper .Waa In town yestera He
brought his whola III two.
horse wagon He e3iieved that
General Taylor 1ent, and
wanted to know ifs anschAt,
kians had taken Cuba, and Ia where
they had taken II. lie had sold hA
corn for twenty-five cents price
being thirty one -hut upon oins to
deposit the money, they told him it
was mostly counterfeit. The only hssi 8
smiths shop;to besms saslrsd dIarA PAR
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:. ~
BOYS MARBLES. The greater part
Rof these toys are made ola hardstone
found near Coburg, in Saxony The
Istonels first broken wltpa hammer In,
to small lscubical fragments, and abdbf
one hundred and fifty Of, these are
ground at one time. in q mill somewhat
like flour mill. The lower stone, and
which remains at rest, has several con-
centric circular grooves or furrows;
the upper stone is of the same diane
ter asthe lower, and. is made to rcvolve
by water or other power. Minute
streams are directed into the furrows
Of the lower stone. The pressure of
the runner on: the little pieces rolls
them over in all directions, and in about
quarter Of anlhonr the whole of the
rough fragments arereduced into near
ly accurate spheres.
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= Wefed. All confidence among,
the States viii be lost, no concerted
action can be effected, no State will
hereafter, forever, talk about resisting
any sagg gressiar Insulted, abused, cow
ed, and trod dden loWn. 4we shall sink
into hing ays and bow our neck
to the yoke be 1t ever SO heavy. :.S.
If Carolina secedes, asI hope she:
will, as pray God she will, and as I
believe she will, if you and some 9th.
ers with the best intentions in the
world, but with the most mistaken
views that, before God, believe sensi-
BILE men ever entertained,) will only
let her alone. say, if she secedes,
and the Government lets her alone
Charleston will be the great emporium
of Southern and Western trade. She
will have ten times the intercourse
with the people Of the Southwest
They will be compelled to see the diff.
ference between such a Government
as we live under, and a Government
conducted as I know Carolina's will
be, Oh principles Of justice, economy
and plain republican simplicity. In
two years all the slave States will ioin
her. If the Government attempts to
coerce her the first drop of blood split
will shatter the Union as the red light
ning Of heaven skaters the decayed
oak United the North and South.
8 swril wage eternal wars unit We ] sink
Sakjeet slaYs i've will
become 4snd kInid tu 1aach.
kes sg
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K a promise and it's perform cs
should, like the scales Of true ~.
ance always presents mutual ~ u
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AN EDITORS SERMoN.-Blessed is
the man to whom nobody ever says
"Copy!" |"
HUnsophisticated, uninitiated, unbe-
o'eoI:cd reader, do you see that dissyl-
Liable uneuphonions ghastly sounding
word, copy !" Look at it as you may
ii is divested of alb its terrible signif-
canee,its sesamic power, whereby re-
ininiscences Of. aching heads, long col.
:nlmns !! 3and short paragraphs are con-
jured mp sfoEmid blearray, like the
vision to restless Richard in. his sleep.
Do you feel no sort of a wheel within
wheel sensation in your brain as you
see it2 Then you are no object of
sympathy, as editors are. Do you hear
no confused clicking Of type, see no
row of compositors, all anxious-oh,
how anxious, to be industrious, partic-
ularly when you haven't a line to bless
yourself with each with an empty
stick in hand, awaiting Copy p
Then, indeed, you are a favored NOR:
tal, ,.and should do much out Of graft
.tude for your fellow creatures. ~ '
The above discourse was preached
by Taylor, the editor Of the Chicago
.Jou5md1 and verify it goeth to- our
heart like a sword Of truth. Revery
editor could relate his experience on
the subject Of the above text, we be-
liege the; hearts Of their readers would
be softened Qne crest universal blub.
fber Of ! sympa ssopla e go Up = from 6 the
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posed TO- ovements snd
he though Vas q aHisas = ssshss IL
>ventioT, and scMl terWaten nothin aibtit;
vanity and we3atio N: e None of his,
family ever learned to read, but one
boy, and he "teached school, awhile,
and then went to studying divinity"
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Mrs. PARTINGToN ON THE g BEsT
;GTIzENs = ell, WELT they say the
best citizenaare a1l leaving South Car.
olina + always heard thatit was q
dreadful sinkly place, fsveIn ager,
yellow fever, and all other Ellis that
flesh has hearn of I #6nakr Major
Ferry doesn 90 too, poor hnts but
may be; he is not one Of tH8sxsrY Best.
81 Z, 49,. b. Fairfield NeMld.
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Bsf ~ :il lhniry win - 81 III
Z Z ki F9k49Sy ne 22dsof JbJ1 iI65ts W
sa The 7t6 Jim infantry wills b st
!shs 1ld .hs 2a.h;
Lowe 30 Gsh IT july
$50 sfAs OF tho Brgads
spf Infantt aid sE1Isat OF CaSslry, win
5asssrnbls dt sneh pl6d3 ID Rrigader General
sof Infantsy may direct, % Monday Ethe 28tli 81
July next, and encamp s'isli Eve days" coinmen.
cling at l2 o'clock:m. - saie = SIC
The 2d Regiment Of Cavalry illparade at the
place selected for the encampment, On Saturday
the I'd of August next.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Morrow's Old Field, on Tuesday the 5th of Au.
gust next
The 9Th Regimen. of 1nfautry will parade at
Lomax's on Thursday the 7th Of August.
The 4th Regiment of Infantry Will parade at
it's usual parade ground, on Saturday the 9th Of
August. >ss Ne s.
The 42d Regiment Of Infantry will parade. at
Mintons OH Tuesday the 18th If August s, sss..,
The I'd Regiment, Of lnfansr viii parade ai
Halls on Thursday tho l4fh d di:August., sS; -
Hunters on Saturday the i8ih Of August:
The Officers end,sergeants of the lsS Brigade
assemble i 81 ManSsy shs ists S pt
August, and encamp "fuIl Ave duys," comn,en-
cling at l2 o'clock IN.
The lst Regiment of Cavalry will parade at
Pickensville on Saturday the 23d of August. :
'Fhe Sd Rcgiment of Infantry will parade at
Toney's Old Store, on Tuesday the 26th of Au-
gust. ...sssssSsii,S,
The LIST Regiment sof Infantry will parade at
Brnton's on Thursday the 2s.h Of. August
Of Infantry, and tho 9th Regiment Of Cavalry,
will assemble at Gafney's Old Field, near Lime
stone Springs, on Monday the LIST day of Septem-
ber next, and eneamp "full five days." commen-
cling 5at l2 o'cfo6k, m.
The, 0ficen mud Sergeants of the 9th Brigade
assemble at Youngs's on Mopday the I5lh:dAy of
September, and Enoamp '"full five days" com.
.meucing at ~ O'Clock, 10, ~ - f@N
The Commissioned and nonsC Commissioned ofH.
Gers Of the Regiments ordered for Review will as
semble tho day previous at the place Of rendez-
yous, ofthsir respective Regiments, for drill and
instruction. -
The Review Of each Regiment will take place
at 10 6'ctock, M zsz ~ - 81, y
The Major Generals and Brigadier Generals,
will, with their Staff, attend tho Encampments
and Reviews in their respective commands.
* aie Brgadier Generals ars charged with the
S Complete returns Of esch Brigade, iaejadina
effective aud alarm men; aud specifying The ;nnm.
Der Of public and private arms in use ,gwilt be
made BY the Brigadier Generais 10 the Adutant
and Inspector Gsnerai, before tho ist day Of DC.
tober next. -
residing 10 tlle 0isisions where Eneahlpgasnts and
Reyiews sFe ordered, afs espseisit ireeted 10 st-
tend 70 hi. and other Aids. with whom It may he
cansenieot, ara TO Join him at such places
as suits them. .i.s'l'E se5ss
BY order of tho Commander ;hisf. =.
!, II W,{GANTEy, Adj 8 aud Ins. Gem
rolIian, Telegraph, Palmetto Standard, fork VILE
Misceanv. fSfSenyt m At, II .o,wo. 40.
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two years all the slave States will Join
her. If the Government attempts to,
coerce her the first drop of blood split
will shatter the Union as the red light
ming of heaven skaters. the decayed
oak United the North and South.
aiWl llIsWage eternal wars until we sink
flflto Sat,jeet I'VE will
Isbessmes the a Ind ia each;
So
M IS ssaalisl
sl s.tefi nstke apsIs Eat:flies
Echlef actors in this tiiss are pyiifis
:cipaHy Of "a class ;1iots ssxaetl II fitted fS;
Isbe models of fashioh i g ~ !ss
There has been gteat deal of tkadS y
Gle pub lished lately to show how. dds ar
|angs the dadiessaTsgo to he sin iiit itroS
ducinga new style.of dress. q ssea
it stated that II wil4 cerJainliy be aonH
th t hays -
appear in the streets of Se.w 5p,rk,
Philadelp phisana sSsac,ise, ,sse.
& plery .was f j, He tifsiladrS iatsasrSs
Il, 81 lage N .sesstern New York !.
Country famous for inno-
sbn established landmarks In
7: science, 4lplitics, and common
Thereabolts, wien boy, we
heard of steam doctoring, and
sssEsed thsta Johny Raw, fresh from
de lapstope, could for $50, and with
BEhe aid of a patient, be qualified to
Hpractice medicine cn the steam pfinci.
ple.> The MifEerism q .feW years since
Lad arsaies Of disciples, and, more re-
Gently, that smart Fox e family called.
spirits up from the vasty deep fof %
dol ir sight to rap tho sinaI lis
of common sense QUITO the weak nod
dies Of the incredulous, par eaEezleacc.
There the pure abolitionists give vent
TO the. rawlings of troubled consciences,
and passed resolutions insulting the
Government, only to demonstrate their
entire. ignorance of morals, govern
ment and patriotism.
s'Fhis is an age Of excitement and
innovation. Changes in all matters
connected With raoI ,,r,,r,..e,e, -, G.,
nnant and ,,nhas;.a4;I ~ @ plJeiess e,,e arc re
on @ s''s4ety on'efeo up
- -..Rrt Al. +h;,l,,. a..
lnn,r 14l,a+ ~. az III - ..sio 1l.e senoaar
,aaor,s | s s ae,,as sas Jess OF c9ssulne oi
ore great ~ s;nnanst;o,s ~ = a,si.. ahu
by slow degrees. The dress Of aAeo-,
riS;l % s,se - - s9.a SlalaSs3z 3 gHelr
=; 12u
.as vi; as,shp' 70 cnang nelr g,
I a, ieo,i,, .. soealnlnenE II
X s. 49,, - a.s..lolls, pug only
u, ,slt wy, g ana SUD. y.
49, snao' .nas " grantoI e Inc
aimast @ - ~ ,ssst'a,lss ..losaaIy ~ GO e
;snoss - elIess enenige, pat only to
Ta1oa5 G11 80 49, seal1ln Place
sr1, ~ .o,.. ss 81 y 3 8 eiaslefnan IN West
.. ZOE tne dass
s - tss, .s:sa z t'et. i1..
ayossd ia a,;..aa - ,.s usen nla aana
49, ~ 3, 1se ssl99 .
~ haa.,s, .,n slo. h.les.s -a13 39Inels proad
sy 81 .ssss ss
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B. Foster Marsl,ail

.:gss. 80 y Edsvand Sbie. q 50; -:
ATTORNEY Ar ga .HBBEvfEEEsC:
VIII aso prdctice IN 1be Gcufts 'tfs sths siioif finy,
anl g IfS SsI e. { Distffcts.S g $.
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cARRRINa oUT a. METApHoR.Dan,

= .e,CAkKRlNH OUT. "a AsMETAPHOR.-U
We, III don't blieye the worlds q
Whee Barrow" !" said q Jolly inebriaIe as
he rolled along the pave, Hand Tin the
fwheeb revolving On my haxiss 3NoW
Tmin the mud continued he as he
ls&ell headiong III the gutter, i.and now
+ I'm on dry land = az he fetched upon
sthe .curb-stone, q Els conela ading IRE.
mark; as his boots followed his head
down an. open ceIlar.Way was now,
the wheel is broke and the vehicle is
out o,rep g But the poor world iog-
Eged on without iits and d Ger
tain siis ne nlp l ii with d scared
couatenailce' and q slig headache.
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4 81 ing letter ad-
Jndge Jones, of Paul.
!, at the request Of the writer. sIts
isin reply to one dressed to. HIM BY:
ns apo1ogising for having mislaid d
previous Letter sfdrom him; renouncing
further connection with the Southern
Rights party, because it would not
take ground in favor Of a dissolution
ofathe Union, and intended, we pre-
sumo, for publication, and offering to
publish it if he would furnish us with
u copy. The followingis is furnished in
reply:
FA1RIE KNOW, 18th June, 1851.
DEAR SIR " our letter of the 18th
inst. came to hand last night. I GER
tainly intended my last letter for the
public; and my object was distinctly
to disconnect myself from the South
ern Rights party. I can at this dis
tance of time recollect the general in
tention of the letter, and as write, as
speak without preparation, it would
be impossible for me to approximate
n copy.
Do let me reason calmly with you.
You say !: .H matters do. not get bet
ter ut the North, the State of. Georgia,
! hope, will sno0e forward and take.
position: fuH up your Yancads
we Wilde Si & slass s tJnin6n 6 tlian
! put t9 sdisnnio ]:
s s. Vow, 4e ;iS
presps 81 srs taEods Hill
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IA given t6 sher a. DIFF.
ferent, Enough not less important, des.
tiny. Let no frivolous love Of change
Or giddiness of mind weaken those i'll
stincts OF modesty and ofdignity which
now clotheI her with divinity. We
shalhlose that confidence we have al
ways had in woman's tact if the .sug-
gestcd change, in her dress receives
the least st9ountenance."
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thgtempife Of China, wear their hair
as straight and as long as the Euro.
pean. No great changes have ever
been made i'll the dress or style Of q
people except by violence. Il: +.
"The flowing robes, which isl the
present dress Of the females Of Europe
and America, has been hallowed BY
time for thousands of years. 1t is re-
lnarkable for it's modesty and dignity.
1t can be accommodated to all chang
es of latitude; and to tall, fine fig
ure, with an animated walk, what can
be more becoming and enchanting.
"The Turkish dress has admirers.-
1t appears to be admirably adapted to
the character of the nation who wears
it. 1t is light, fantastical and flippant.
''The Turkish female holds no rank
in society except to excite desire, or
minister to the pleasures of the 'lords
of creation" TheS are closely confin-
eel IN the house, and uneducated, ex-
ceptin! trifles. The daughters of the
rich arc given away as presents, and
those o., lhe poor sold as property.
s'Their dIess, like theirscha characteE is
intended to E&cite the daliance of the
hour. We know not what our ladies
can sec attractive in such. examples.
Insotm society a pure. religion and
more elevatedaH loaophY5has enlarg-
Jed the heart and drawn wo-
man towarda inl :ssssshis friend, most
dear-his eo3 3a1siop most near-to
mitigate his or to share his
ttahn of med s;lsf as|[iS,
sof She tinss Is astsl g ss d s { {
ne sE,lgIssysEs a0s
i essisq isSt q. Is
Tho bsauts fer s ftofm,sfh q hs ai 3
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.|ekStLx SSbdFS spfU,UUU,UUU OF tribute
sas Ely for twenty, it viii average
Mat for the next twentvsvears .;fs ass,oe ssss
submit s80O,UOO, ,Oo0isa 9dfain M 3 'tbat M
win weaken. any country, even tie
strongest Heis still more alarming
when you remember we increase, Their
strength $800,0OO, 600, making 'the IN.
creased disparity between tie seetioyns
on the day of disruptions twenty vssfra e,trrs,
hence, 81, 900, 100000.
(, This is not all, we shall in twenty
years be surrounded by populous hire
fnE States; we will pIo;5aii,iy he re.
sduced to ten. they Increased r. tb;rfy
or forty. Our slave nonulation ;ha,.s. !,
med in and not allowed an outieta' and
gouEMhitea,left free to roam. the fsarn.
81 vii crowd the latter out. The slaves
aIrd6la aa will nat,,,,,,I,e, =, o.,.e,.s
so beeome anseieaens t. Of f. weak. ssas
fHess to us instead Of strength. assthev
noware, md always must be. soso.ao,
ns weGan hold theI1swell in subiect;oH
Their white population will increaaa
I1atsiralIy. H vii 3inc,easa h1 e,o; a,a,,t.,
from Enrpra and Aa;a - Yin ~ 81 -. aas
by deaertons ffem us IN fwenfsy S
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Y. iSth % ~ az III as Nav 5doI
& 10shs da &, s. sio LII pde ssssJ JslySg aos
jauAes7Na Secfetsry and TfsdSssssf
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The yfenominee Indians.

A friend at the far West, under date OF
Portage City, Wisconsin, July y, 1851 writes us
letter containing some Interesting particulars IN re-
gard 20 friendly tribe OF Indians, with whom, WINE
camping out IN the Government Service nc "aS
brought IN contact. lie says ..-.
Near Lake PwawglIn, in one OF the nastiest stn-
atoms that could possibly BE- selected thcre ~ 9aN
an extensive settlement Of henomInec Indians We
were enramped right in the midst Of them. They
were inclined 10 be- quite social and entertained u'
to our hearts content With songs and dances one
evening pretty stout looking Indian gave genera
challenge 10 our party ~ pull STICKS Win MN IN
friendly trlal Of strength. One OF our men accepted
the challenge Both sat down on the ground, accor-
dinghy feet 70 feet then suck was placed between
thsm cro>swIse. which each took hold o<-and The
came was 20 Sc, which would pull the other up. NJ
Ter irving short time, man came on TIC Vlctof
The indians all gathered round 10 see the sport,
and IS soon As they saw how u had ended, lne oin
Chief-a giant Of fellow, more than II iee' nsn'
and stout in npresented himself a. chdm-
pion and demanded another trla 30 the same man
took hold with him-and, although he vas not nan
big the INDIAN It was only amer long s"uss"'
that the latter succeeded IN pulling nm up -
Then the Indians proposed TO our men 20 Jsn ~,
with them. They did 20, and Dea. them our ana ols
several times. Next they wanted 10 "fesue Dua q,
this coming 10 rather too co.e t he we're
our party would undertake 10, although ,her r. 49,
some -kiu(ll wrestlers among them. Inc h .h
are apt 20 get excited II they are Dstlea r.. bod
games 30 We thought Il ust a. ven InI. IN 49,, ,h
o. avay thinking themselves The DesI iIeI ous sS
5c, - ,bat ,hey are seldom match iof "i'' hieh'
either in strength Or activity ,..o.,,.oo Of ,he.,
by Wy =, ", a,..,,,ou ono other thing that hap
lnGan' One sy all hands were obliged 10 be absent
Pom camp. and all our provisions. baggage, &c,
were Ie scattered about the ,en,, "hlcn vas simply
closed IN. with nobody m charge OF H. When We
s.s.,,ne1 !, was evident tlat somebody had been IN
~ ,en, All the arrangements therein had been al
tered. Al first We thought that i. had been plum.
dcred but closer examinat;on showed the state OF
,h,no. 20 he a. follows. We had leh our provisions
an the ground, where would have been easy enough
for the dogs (of which there were many about 10
crawl 10 and make way With them. The Indians
seeing this had gone into the tent tied the things up
carefully IN bundles, and hung them up the ridge.
poles out OF the reach II the dogs Then they had
nicely fastened down the sides Of The tent, 10 NAL
nothing could creep under closed up In front as y
them but leaving our property much more secure
than We had lef, H." boston Transcript.