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H' d. SPEAR. INDIAN DOCTOR
ESs So much celebrated for his remarkable cures re
spectuy informs the citizens Boston and vicinity that
he may be consulted upon the various diseases ausu to
the afflicted, as usual at his Office, No Is KNELAsp
STREET, DIR. 5 formerly at $40 Washington street,
Dr. 3 Will warrant cure n>eYery curabl. disease and
III fail of ehecng cure, after giving the medicines
lar trla VIII pay The expense to any other physician
that will perform cure the expense not to exceed on
hundred dollars After the patient has used my acdi-
ctncs three days. if he is dissatisfied he may return those
not used and the money shall be refunded
Will here give the names Of some Of my most inpar
ant medicines for common diseases. For further partcu-
lars and certificates, my boa-it may be had free Of
expense, az my olce, and also Of any Of my Agents
Balm OF Life, Nos. and 3 sure remedy for I'll dis
ses OF the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia Liv or Com
plant, and General Debity Scr1ua Syrup for the Scro
iula, Eistula Uleers Cancers and Tuners; also sure
cure for Chronic rheumatism, B1ls Headache up Gout
sclaca &c, add specific for Mercural diseases and
Syphilis. Indian LyeFwort Pills. these pills are highly
exalted family medicine. Natures Grand Restorative
Cordial, this is indeed most valuable medicine for Diar-
ThGa Dysentery Vomiting, and all gripping pains of the
bo|t!sj 1t Is pleasant and agreeable children adults
ana acts as tonic as well as physic Golden Btters
for Nervousness, Barrgnness. Flour Abus &c for com
mon cases OF Weakness in the Stomach they form an in
vauaberemedy. Tonic Cordial for all Female Irregular
tiles, Weakness, &c this is purely vegetable remedy
ana lar exceeds IRON or any mineral preparation ton
c or lea'ss' Mothers Cordial TO be used few weeks
Delote confinement Mothers who have used
Cordial viii not dispense with it in subsequent cases
lhose VINO use 1t have" much easier time and ret
stronger Nomans Friend for the Falling OF the Womb
Pain in theside and Back, VIII avow that these last
Tour articles, Viz Woman's Friend, Mothers Cordial
Tonic Cordial and Golden Bitters are the most astopsh
ing extraordinary, ecacou, edectual and safe medicine,
OE te female system that has ever in any age country
been discovered. German Lotion warranted to cure sat
hheui and all kinds Of humors. Gravel Mixture a sure
remedy for Gravel, and all affections of the wator Gr
man Powders, for Pin Worms, and also a valuable ,oeii
cine for Piles Catarrh Snuff it viii cure the Carrh
Corn Plaster which win Corns. Balsam Of Life for
Coughs Colds, Cramps, Spasns, Fits, and Splitting Of
Blood. AHIleaug Saye superior 10 an other 5aI,s ts
ulty FrusS& or 1eAian. Rheumatic Lniment for Pain
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Gtopes, Mr.
TEyHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
COOK STOVES.

which, by the way, little the incest Stove in the
market, again be supplied as have received fur
Their supply of those Stoves admirably arranged fol
wood and coal. J. L. L0RING,
apI1 diff 70 Main st.
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GtURM YOUM OnRNs.--lL ro. -. \. .....

A URE YOUR CORNs.--ir You wi5h To cure
M, yo oGi Ior0s use lOuUlllN's CORN sOLyENT-
hus ,uWApe preparation, from an Enrlgh roclne. has
pe,u W'el Tor IA ycnrs, aud Inns proved encnrl bep
XXI uo ny lue utcof this Solvent the corn Il so,n,
G3a g'G"s,.s uniIl u finally dlappclrs No nin or Inv,
sta,il 'I"a.' ny H use Uurus OF twenty .iyc years
{Vyon u2lu' Prepared by TW.uOUCHlN.l Nowbnrt.rt.
nWusWr hlnEa, aud Tor snle at ths Drnqpiata. Shoe
n.p,u., ,,hu uroeri'a. Price 20 Gents, enough
sE "' "'"y Voris' AGENTS WANTED.
30 dlyBp1m
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XYORCEsTER 8 NAsHUA MAILROAD


CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
Of Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pss
sumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All trains from
Nashua connect directly with Gown trains Of Concord
Railroad.
Each train to and from Groton Junction connects with
upward and downward trains Of the Fchburp Railroad
aud with all trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad to an from
Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with Peter
boro' and Shirley trains upward and morning and middle
trains with the downward trains of that road
At Worcester 80 train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, II Is train
meets with Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains; 10 connects WITH trains from all the above:
named roads, lad udng the Express train from New York
ana Albany ram arriving at % m, connects with
the trains from all the above roads, including Express
train to New York and Albany. That arriving at 90
WITH m trains Of above roads. That arriving at 90
p IN with the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich
FITCHBUR G AND WORCESTER Il Il TRAINS.
running In connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Ftchburg at % a ms IL 40 and and 40 p m.
Leave worcester at 9 80 and II 10 m, and 10 IN.
fBEldllr TRAINS run daily each way between WoI.
cester, Groon Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
" For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Sr9ton Junction and Nashua see Snow Wildcr's Path
hrder and Railway Guide.
gThrough Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur.
lington Montpelier, Wells River, White River Junction,
81 Johnsbury, Plymouth, Littlet0n and Wiers.
q. W. BENTLEY, supL
Worcester August l, 1854 dawtf
FlTCHBURG * WORCESTER R.R,
IL, regsts.. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT On
lsia sre&e and after Monday April 10, 1854,
r. M.
Freight at 1880 =. NJ.
beturnng-Leaye Worcester at $50 and II. is A. NJ
and at 40 p. NJ Freight 7l5 p. NJ.
lYERs PHILLIPS, Prcs't
Fitchburg, April TO- 1854 jeg an
GOES SUPER PHOSPHATE or
~ LlME.-ghis excellent Fertilizer, prepared irom
30 n lG d. ST,
Is warranted equal 10 Guano In all respects and rauea
lasting In It's beneficial cflcctg tho
may be used for all kinds Of Grain, Potatoes and Beans
Fur GardncrB, lisa
cheap, CoHooaicat, and Highb Nutritious
NJ NJ RE.
ltu terminating influence 10 very great II b. oh
bned Of the subscribers who ere agents for The sale
Of IT, at the
'FbOic-nie Produce store.
Foster STREET., ..... Opposite Busb'u a Worcester Depot
BAssETT n BAYLtEs
Worcester, June 2, 1904. dtf
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a GENTS WANTED-To engage in lucrative
"A and permanent business of the sale of Dr. j. Black
mans Genuine HEALING BALSAM SALYE SPREAD
PLASTERS.
For further particulars inquire of J. G. STODDARD
Agent for Worcester Mddesex and Essex Counties No
Newton St. to whom all orders for Medicine, or appl
tation for Agencies must be addressed.
ap13 diff
WANTED = EXPERIENCED MTLLiNERs at
w No. ia Main street. Apply Immediately 70
s4 diff AUSTIN FLINT.
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N'ntice5.

l. Z. LAZELT., 2O1 Main Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRGUs,MEDICINES CHEMICALS, &c
Also-GoLD FOIL and PLATE,
Mineral Teeth & Dental Instruments,
All Of which offered for sale at the lowest Boston
prices. diff ianl
II. A. MILLER'S
DA G UERRRIAN ROOMS,
No 10 Central Street, Lowell, next door to Vox Popu
mch27 Office. If
. Il n A. DO ID q r.,
HICKMAN.
Orders left ut u. f. Wits A Front street. and
aobrOok's Grocery store. Nam st. leo dd
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ME METROPOIITA,N.

B. w. DUNKLEE & CO.'S,
Boston, March 81. d1y formerly 50 q 81.
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40, .,,s .,,..5z..a. NOR VViCH X EVOR-
*. SO s54a7T=@ssS CESrER RAILROAD.-0n and
After Thursday, October 26 1854, Passenger Trains leave
and arrive as follows:
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SCHENCK * PILLTNEB,
Designers and Engravcrs on w OOa,
OFFICE, No. 7 COURT SQUARE, BOSTON.
Book Illustrations Newspaper Heads, Store Fronts
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels Seals
Machinery, Cotton Stamps, Maps Show Bills, Models
Stoves, &c, beautifully executed. mch11 dIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-13
Port of New York, September le, 1865.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Augusta. Lyons. savannah-S Mchlll
steamship southerner Even, CharestonSponord, Tleson
steamship Roanoke, skinner Cly Poin-I.udlam Pleas
ants.
ship southport, Nelson, Savannah-sturges Chairman
Bari Rose siandsh Gale New oreansaPost Smith Co.
s s"k sh srss Han .s Ssa,%sp Co.
Bark II Gamble Powell st Marks-smalwood Anderson
Bark Carolina, Lindsey, Charles,on.-Dunham Dimon.
Brig Ada obj. Gowdy. Weymouth, Ns--struvcr, Kohl
schr Wolcot, pubord, San Juan Nio-J b Eager Co.
sehr Brilliant Orr, Gardner EIeuthera-J Eneas.
sehr Kate stewart Mahsr, New oreansDYane West Co.
schr Catch d,rS pakn, Grand Mena9-smilh Boynion.
schr W Roach Johnson CITY font--C N Frye Co.
hg SGSe 4o soc sne spSasu
sshr Atlantic, En-, sals en-. Ropes 4 Co.
soop RGneT somsr Ss
steamer Locust Point, French Baltimore Cromwers Line
Steamer Delaware Copes Philadelphia Line
ARRIVED.
ship Normandy clipper, Of Bath Mclcher, Liverpool Aug
ship Charles rooker Moorehcad Is days from Mobile with
cotton 70 X Caldwell was bound TO Liverpool and put into
Brig zoroaser, Drinkwater days, with ath to Trun
schr Manhasset,, Brown. Savannah days
ss1r am Sn Susan hysr Charleston days win wheat
schr n Petit Andersen Georgetown, SC, days sid in
scRr Ann LYMAN, wallace Newborn, Nc y DAYS.
Sehr o G Farley Van Glider, Richmond.
Sohr Simpson, Mathews, Richmond.
schr Dartei, Dayton, fredericksburg.
schr Wide Awake, Bartlett Hampton Roads days.
schr Black Bird, Weaver Baltimore, 4 dayB
schr-Wiiam Colyer, Brooks Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr james Lawrence, Allen, Boston.
schr West Clean, Whaling, Roekpor.
gchr Ann Tibbcts, Bacon, Boston.
sehr Ellen Rodman, Osgood New Bedford
srhr Sen Witch Kelley Hsrwioh
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence.
BELOW
ship Lizzie Drew, from Shields July o.
SAILED
Steamships Roanoke, Richmond Augusta Savannah South
erner, Charleston.
rn4 ~.
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The Montgomery Guard, Captain Murphy, of this city
seem to have had very pleasant time during their
sion to Canada. They arrived at Montreal on the 4th
inst, and received by the Young Mems ST. Patcks
Association Whose guests they were). detachment
of the Montreal cavalry under the command of Captain
Coursol drawn up the wharf. procession was
formed and marched through Commissioners street,
MGu street. treat St. James street Place dArmes Notre
Tame street to the City Hall. Here the Guards
drawn up in front Of the dais and their band playing God
save the Queen, the Guards presenting arms. 1t u
anu sing 10 notice how respectful the ibernan compan
les ttwards the British monarch when they are in the
British provinces. The Mayor of Montreal delivered
complimentary address Captain Murphy and his gallant
corps. The Montgomery Guards unched at the Franklin
House in the afternoon, and in the evening attended
ball the City Concert Hail. Governor Clark ofNew York.
General Cass and Senator Douglas, present. One
OF tie Montreal papers speaking Of the ball says-1he
evening passed OF pleasantly and is not likely the Irish
ladies Of Montreal will soon forget the visit OF their coun
trymen from New York. On the 9th inst the Guard
81 pleasant hours the gardens OF rGuhcau
in sherbooke street. In the evening they went TO the
theatre Next day they went 10 Quebec The Montgome
" Guard belongs to the 11th regiment New York State
Militia,
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rDlie Overland Mails To India and yxalna.
TO THE EDITION. OF THE HERALD

gave you some iniormaAo respecting the overa nd
na TO India and China Gov days SINCE and you have
taken notice of it shall give you the cosrect way
and time
II would appear from your paper that the China mail
goes via Bombay 1t does not go within one thousand
miles Of that place. About hs Goth of each meath there
at Suez t. receive the nails In
darlNavy steamer, which sakes the mails to Bombay,
calling 1T Alden for coal is other Peninsular and orien
tai Comp1ny's steamer wiah takes the Ceyon Madras
Cas,tta Straits of Malaccs and China mails calling at
Alden for GOAL and leaving the two latter malls at Point
de ale then proceeding 70 Madras and Calcutta The
Straits and China mail arc taken on by and o. steam
ers which leave Bombay and arrive at Gale about the
2sti1e as the steamer from Alden.
1hen again there tso mails every month About
tho 9th OF the month p and o. steamer leaves Suez
WITH all the Eastern mails arrives at Alden about the 11th
or l2 de vers Bombay mails to of The steam
fiigates of the Indian Navy which leaves about six
hours after receiving tbe mails The other vessel pro-
SIS - before
GaAaN now give you Ike time as near az, can re-
Leaves souihamptoa On the 4th and GOTH of every
ninth.
Arrives at Gibraltar about the 9th and 9th of every
month
Arrives at Malta about the I4lh and sOth Of every
month.
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th of and the
18th Of following month.
Leaves Suez abo IT ke Goth 21st of and 9Th to
9Th Of following month.
Arrives al Alden about the 25th 2etis of and
10th TO 18th of following month.
Leaves Alden aAaut the 26th 9th of and day Of
arrival for Bombay and 18th TO 18th tor China, &c
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about the Sd to
9Th and 18th - 2lst Of following month.
r. and o. stsssser arrives at Point de Gale about the
9th or 7th and goa to Esd Of following month.
Leaves Poat de Gale for Pu!o Penang the same day,
the steamer has already arrived which takes the mail
Arrives AT Puo Penang about the 18th or 18th and
1Sth and 2sth Of following month.
Arrives 81 Singapore about the 18th or 10Th and 3lt or
LIST Of Rowing month.
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival.
Arrives at Hong Kong about ed oath and 9Th or 10th
of following month.
Leaves next day tor Shanghae.
Two mails leave England-oIe on the 9th and goth Of
each onth-via Marseles, and arrive at Alexandria
about the time the Southampton mail.
You may rely the above information, have been
Eastern seas and have had opportunities of learning the
| above NAUTICAL.
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The Boston Times states that several boxes IN tho cars
recently partly destroyed by FIRE the Western Railroad
contained gunpowder They marked ''dry goodsn
An awful and death dealing explosion might have result
81 Il The statement be true.
The executive committee Of the Camden and Amboy
hailroad Company, have made present Of 800 20
MIS- Holland, the wife Of the unfortunate engineer who
was ktled on Tie Sth ins and also settled upon her
an annuity Of lxy dollars
A man named Brtton was shot In Rome " ", on the
9Th inst ny shoemaker named John smith.
number Of the citizens Of Baltimore have subscribed
to grand dinner which viii be given in that city on the
evening 81 the 18th Inst In commcmoraiion Of the adop
tion by the United States Of the Federal Constitution
Mr.. A. II. Rogers, formerly Of Plymouth but now of
Portland Me, in letter Of The 25th ul states thai an
Irish woman, neighbor Of his, gave birth TO FIVE
healthy.
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Person nj Intelligence.
General cass left Albany Saturday for his home in
Michigan.


AZ the Metropolitan llotcl-Ex Governor Dickinson and
family Blnrhamtcn Hon j. Slidc and family, louisiana
Hon John A. Coiycr, Bnghnmlon. Ex-Governor Dimond
Island; Count Varncon and family, Havana Hon d.
A. Baker Minneso,a; Hon. Ben johnson, Mississippi Capt
L. and family, British army; capt Hazeine and family,
Brish army. .
Hooker. Miss smith, Miss smith, II NJ Young Mr. fodee A
1epnlonson, Bland, Mr. Crane Burton, T II Whitney
and family; Is Griien A Lyles, Miss Ehrenhorr Mrs
Church and child Mr. Crane Jno White Jowist and lady,
! " soy, Robert Burns i Pouest, r Schuckman, q
yarls Mrs Ension, MIR Whaey and infant, slverton
Sf,y Il Slbcy Miss jar aud sister Henry Nav Benz
Iton Mics on John tolgan Mr. Benedict Mr. Condct
Gee argoBs Miss Smith, Miss Morton and 30
For Richmond &c, in steamship Roanoke-Thomas Jones
and son II Barley, VIM johnson, Joseph Sarori Man.
rice Grnnne,ti John Rogers, R Crawford William Moore
Ur Copy John Asher Mrs Ellen Wallace b Mabbel,, n
NJ Mahhet Thorne and lady Mrs n Watson Miss II Wat.
SON Wilkins, Q Burney, and Sutherland; p sailors
and 10 IN he storage.
FOR Savannah IN steamship Augussa--T Dexter George
Nichols II Daniel George Curtis Joseph Bogl,skie Miss
BosaskIe Mrs Loudlow Mr. Lohtz lady aud chllren Mr.
Mcl!ough, Miss l. Davis Mrs N Dent Elias Pedk, DIR u
sheppard, G Moeker, Mrs Jennings, Mss Jennings,
Thompton and lady Mrs skinner and SON Niles Treat,
wlnter. A Preser, Fredercks. q w Fink Col James
sullivan. John Kelly, Andrews, L solomon, David
Mayer, Morris Eornger aud servant Carew, Baird,
John schwed, Charles Baareke Mode Joseph Fcke. y
Msore J Beiou, John stark Hunter, Joseph Kyle,
fairbanks J fslrhanks u Dennis, " Hyiles'ei Mis-
r-nNrfh yilcslcd N1 Caroline Hve-ief, Edwin English,
johnson, l. ca.i'esn, aIi 2 in TIC sieesssc,
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PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IN KANsAs.-The following
memorial to Congress in relation TO public instruction
IN the Territory has been adopted by the Kansas Leys
laturc -
Tie undersigned being the members of the first Iegis
atiyc Assembly OF the Territory OF Kansas would most
respectfully memorabilia and state follows They ac
knowledge with profound gratitude the lbcraty which
gave 70 common school purposes two sections In each
township o. The lands Of the Territory. But notwh
standing TINS hbeiahty there seems TO have been
would respectfully recall your attention TO tho facts
that whilst Louiana and Missouri we're in a territorial
oonoon, they each received donations Of a township OF
The public lands, for the endowment 81 uniyersitie
Iour memorabilia seeing that Kansas Is much more eS
cnyc than either OF those states not content to ask
Tor township but fol- whatever may he considered ne
ccssary to put the cause Of education upon firm md
liberal I'm
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The Recent Suicide In the Bowery.

Having read in this mornings HERALD, headed "The
Bowery Double Suicide' that gentleman had offered
three lots in Greenwood Cemetery for the purpose of
permanent burial place for the two young ladies, Cecilia
and Wanda sein be pleased to allow me bere to say that
laudable an unde taking will with pleasure be at the
expense Of removing the bodies from Potters field to
Greenwood Cemetery and allow me here to suggest that
whatever money may be collected be applied to putting
up tablets monument to them withhold my name,
but you will find me at 157 Greene street. and will do
have promised. Yours with great respect,
Nkw YORK Sept II 1885. w. j. Nc.
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WEDNESDAY, sept, II IoOS'
At Aerons the market for beef cattle has been en-.
cessfvey dull this week. although further decline can
be quoted owing to the fact that the condition Of the
stock was better than usual The supply this week
sisted Of ,7s5 head, Of which about $50 were left
from last market day. which is falling of Of nearly
seven hundred head, as compared with this day week.
Ohio sent 1o76, Illinois l06 Kentucky 800, and New
York 123. Aware that large number of cattle
their way to market spectators took have
several hundred detained in the vicinity of the city, with
the view of sustaining prices which they succeeded in
doing but not without difficulty Some poor steers
sold as &C. per h. and from that up to &c., which
was the maximum pricehe average being about &c. for
good qualities. Cows and calves we're very firm and all
received (l6) were sold at full previous prices Veal
calves were IN better supply but there was no material
change in pricef-the range being 6k OK cents. Very
few swine received and the market was well sus
taiuad 6A q IL cents being the quoted rates.
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Ship 0enoa built q Bath $50 tons years ola was - =
New York 10th Inst private sale. for ~ 900 cash. Hea
The report that ship Colombo for Casa bad put bas n
vaparai 90, eaky, seems not to be confirmed.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


FOR CALIFORNIA, &C.
Northern Light. New York Puns Arenas Sent 20
Crescent City. New York N. OrpDs. Sept IL
So An packages and ia-s Intended FOR The New Yoax
HERALD should he sealed.
lLnArAc rop rngH-rHs DAY.
sun RISES. ~ NOON srrs..s....eve %
IA HcH WATER. 10 30
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NOVEL CENSUS RfTCRNs.-The man who takes
the census Adams county, H.. is publishing his
tubs In the Quincy Herald In ndsiion TO the usual in
formation he gathers and publishes some unusual facts
in his returns Of Columbus township appeal, tho follow
irg:-Mrs Maoman Thomas Is the Oldest lazy N the
township; she Is eghtyseven yoars old The Old men
scarce in that township but Tire men over seventy
years old There se fifteen live widow in the township
and some seven California widows would like TO see
the township that could turn out better looking sci Of
widows than Columbus. should think Columbus l. the
Place for widower to get their money back There are
some girls there tco-hiss Maria Wilkes weighs go
uree cd ladies' that weigh go rounds each.
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Ys Ens Items.


The Austin STATE ZINES, of the ith ult., says:-hs
lay of Rangers he's been divs Into three desac
mens; ore j. stationed Crab Af1h creek, oslthe
Mcdisa and one ov. O. press creek.
1ha Iipan lndiins encampslon the other sif OF
thnlio Grande, within five six .is laredo They
and cos.i depredatics this side, aud defy
rnrsuit and punishment by taking refuge on Mexican
t,-Itory.
Col Ridde lat lately returned from Mexico says the
ans steal hc,se from United States citizens md bring
them down to the river to water and bahc tsen in fun
sew Of the oxners and they cannot help themselves
it contrary TO the treaty and ohase the
thieves This state of things Should not - allowed to
exist h the government " Mexico win not restrain
these Indians government should take steps to
do In the event it fails, the people 81 Texas will be
compelled to take the matter into their own hands. They
and will and break UP this den of ma,
raudsrs.
We learn from the San Antonio Ledger that Lieutenant
Randall recently fell upon party of Indians Fort
favis, killed ten Of the number, forced two pre-
cipce sixty feet high and took child prisoner. Only
two out OF fifteen Indians esoaped The correspondent Of
the Ledger ssys-The guide killed the chief and Lieut.
Randall scalpcd him. Eight horses were captured.
About half of the party were women but dressed as
and their not known until after the killing.