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MohoANrowN, VA, Sept. ~, 1865
IN" IS 10 C"tDy: That have examined tho
recipe Tor preparing McLanc's Improved Yer
miiuge and Liver Pills by DR.. I. Scott, who hrs
Dcoh IN TIE HAnIr OF PREPARING AND USING MY.
ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN Ny OFFICE during the la,
THiRrEEN YEARS, and that ] believe he has IN
PROVED THEM. make the above statumcp.
The more willingly Thare no interest in men.
UhaferFr. would further state that have fro.
9uentiy used his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRchssIAU
EiNlhEHT IN my practice, with tho happiest e.
iccts, and that | can conscicntiously rocom,n ono
IT, {. MCLAEE, NJ. D.
All the above Medicines prepared solely IN
der the supervision Of Dr.. ]. Scott. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere
Iho genuine DR.. c. McLancs ImPRovrp Liver
pills and IMPROVED Vcrmiiuge arc signed Dr.. !
scott Co., accompanied by certificate Of c.
McLanc. The genuine Celebrated White Civ
cassian Liniment signed DR.. l. Scott g. Co., &C.
companied with signature Oft. Scott, NJ. D.:
DIR. /. SCOTT & CO.,
..... H.. Sole Froprietors,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.
January |, 1886.
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AtroCiOus Fraud ON the Public.
Arrest and C0mmittal of the Perpefrator I

We learn from the Philadelphia press tha,
Hollis, who was charged with counterfeiting
so extensively the labels o! Holloway's Pills,
has been committed to Moyamensing Jail
for trial in default Of bail. The examination
showed that the immense sales of Holloway S
Remedies in this country had long since ex-
cited the cupidity of class of miscreants
known as "medical counterfeiters.n The
establishments of Professor Hol ~
every city OF tbs, UHiap,, hsdl
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Both tie Ointment and Pills should Ic

Both tie Ointment and Pills should Ee
@'ed IN tho .JoIlowjng cases: p.
Bunions Lnmbago Sore Legs
Burns McrCurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chappod Hands lions Sore Heads
ChlIbiains Piles Sore Threats
FIstuIas Rhcumatisn Sores Of oil
Govt Salt Rhoum kinds
$50. Skin Diseases Scads
Swcllcd Glands Stiff Joints Ulcers Vunereat
Sores wounds Of all linds.
*s*Sold at the Manufacturer Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244
strand, London, and by all respectable Drug.
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout tho
United States, and the civilized world, in pots,
at 20 cents 62I cents, and 81 each.
iTThoro is considerable saving by taking
tho larger sizes.
N. =. Directions for tho guidance Of pntian,e
IN every disorder arc afIii4 cd TO each pot.
Dec. 8, lSb5--oow.
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II Over, and Peace Declared!
Groceries. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

groceries, C0sifeCtiOs0racs,
&C, comprising almost every article for family
use, of excellent quality, and will sell to cash
paying and prompt customers as low as can be
bought IN town or country. Their purchases a re
carefully madej and consequently hone but God
articles are kept for Gale. Theyare determined
10 seIl low Tor cash, and hope they may continue
to merit liberal patronage.
II IS hoped that those Indebted to us will call
anu settle their actoints Immediately, which
WI enable us TO keep up good assoitm ent o Z
famiIy groceries,; Variety Goods, &c. We are
ANXIOUS TO settle up with all our customers and
as far as possible, do cash trade, which is hot,
ter both for buyer and sellct
i. r.. L. ~ N. BERKSHIRE.
Moreahtowh; July ~, 1855. -7T~'.
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FOSfB0atcnsenS.

The above sale Of Land is postponed until the
4M Monday IF July, nett.
June 90, '56. r. L. BERKSHIRE.
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Blu. the popularity o. ,(ay
give rise 10 others.-N. Y. Ma: 20. Gazette.
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RsiieS exl,tg EYSyssgys.

These and other distressing complaints can
be ehectualIy cured III the Ointment be well rub.
ocd over the parts affected and by otherwise
following the printed directions Ground each
pot,
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRS IN Va.-Post
master General Campbell orders the
following:
Establish an Office at Morgantown,
Preston county, Va, and appoint VIM,
ID. Mason postmaster; at Letter Gap,
Gilner county, Va. and appoint James
J. Arnold postmaster.
1--WE should like to know
gantoton, in Preston COZ
Should it not bh
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WHEELING, VA.
.. HIGHER DEPARTMENT..
PRoF. G. ANTON, PRINCIPAL.
PRIM4RY DEPARTMENT. NrT.NO0'0N'
Miss A, NJ. RocERs, MISS K. DtcKEy.
Charge per quarter of l | weeks, for Board,
Washing, use of Instrument and nstrtc-
ton upon tho Melodeon, Piano, Guitar
or Violin, and in Vocal Music, DO. 80 sec, 90
Fail Term Commences Monday
tsse lst day OF September.
Circulars will be sent to all who desire fhrther
information. s.N H .,..... ...
Application to be made to Mas A. S. Curtis,
Principal of the Ladies Department., Wheeling,
Virginia. .. ~ 81 -
Connected with tho Academy is an Institute
for the instruction of young Ladies IN the Common
and Higher Branches Of an English Education,
the teachers Graduates of the State Normal
Schools OF New York and New England, and
htted by requirements and experience for their
responsible station. The course is very thor
ough one, embracing Junior English, Middle
English and Senior English Departments. To
nRppils who remain one year in either of these
H1iments a certificate of scholarship will be
those who go through the whole
~ years Diplomas will be awarded.
TERMS. an.
and Tuition in En-
III weeks, $40, 90
I'd German per or. TOO
ay Pupils IN the English
Ment. .t.|
5000 Junior, $500
Department, who do not
gular cour sc Of Music in
wish to devote some por-
his study, will receive in
CHEERS of the Academy land
branch Of study advanta-
afforded in other institu-
nose desiring TO become
department, should Make Ap-
Is the number Of pupils is limit
buildings can DO obtained:
1886. .... 81 tf
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and Ulcers

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now re-
~ solely on the use Of this wonderful Ointment,
when having to cope withc worst cases Of sores;
wounds, ulcers, glanduar swollings and tumors.
Professor Holloway has, by command OF the Al.
lied Governments, dispatched 10 the hospitals og
be used under the direction OF the Medical staff:
in the worst cases Of wounds. 1t will cure any
ulcer, glaHdul1t swelling, stiffness or contracS
ton otlhn loints, oven for 90 Nca1a, sianAinn
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Holloway's Ointment!
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEpy |
ErysipelaS, Salt Rheum G. ScorbutiC Euncrs;

No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure of diseases Of the Skin Whatever form they
may assume, as this Ointment. No case SAT-
kheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, ScroGula or Erysip-
elias, can long Withstand its i1nuercc. The In
ventor hastravcIlcd over many parts Of the globe
visiting the principal hospitals, dispensing this
Ointment, giving ddvico as to its application,
less ID Inlhnra 10 hnnlil,
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MisteIIanfolrs,
The Double Death.

A certain queen lay dead on her bed {
state, in room hung with black. Al
night the room was lighted with wax Ia
pers, and captain with forty-nine me-.
was stationed on guard in an ante-chal.
Der. Towards midnight the captain hcar.
ing a coach-and-six draw up to the castl
went down to meet it, when he was met
by lady of noble appearance, clad il
mourning, who asked his permission to r.
main short time by the dead body. He
objected that it was not in his power L..
grant the request; but she called herself
by familiar name, and argued that "a
the late queen goaeanante, she had Il
right to see her before she was buried
He wavered for some time; but she h.
come so urgent, that he could excuse hin.
self no longer. He therefore led her intj
the room, and having closed the door uI,
on her, walked up down outside. After
a while he stopped, listened. and peep'i
through the key hole, when, 10 he behei'i
the dead queen sitting upright and wills
pering to the lady, with her eyes clos, ii,
and without any sign of life beyond y
slight movement of the lips. He ordered
the soldiers to peep, one after the othef,
and all of them saw the same thing.
When he himself returned to the key-fo
the dead queen was slowly resuming h :.
former position on the state bed. So"It
afterwards the lady came out of the rooi..
and was conducted down stairs by TIE
captain, who felt while he led her to the
carriage, that her head was as cold as ic..
The coach went off as fast as it had cor
amp the captain perceived that the hors. {
hsaathad- tiscs distance. On the fvi
lowing morning news arrived that tbs
governate, who lived at country house.
several miles off, had died at the very
hour at which she had sat by the deaf
body.
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Lazy Wit.

A short time since society was form
ed in aneighboring town for the laudable
purpose Of discountenacing those unnec.
essary exertiens Of mind and body which
those who wish to be considered smarter
than their lfeighbors are accustomed to
undergo. 1t was named the Lazy and
Idle Society" and among its regulations
it was provided that If any member rose
before seven o'clock in the morning, it
should be excluded. After a while he
was worth more than insinuated that one
Of the most conspicuous of its members
had been repeatedly seen in an arm chair
in front of his house, as early as Ave
O'clock in the norning. These rumors
caused no little stir among tie fraternity
who Immediately called a special meeting
at which the accused was summoned to
be dealt with according to his deserts
The evidence was clear, and there re-
manned no doubt that he had been guilty
Of a fragrant breach of the rules of the
society. When called for his defence,
however repealed with indignation the as
persion against his character, and avow-
ed himself a true convert to the principles
he protested. 'fis true" said he,
have been found in the condition stated,
but the reason this:-I am accustomed to
take that position after supper, and when
bed time comes / feel to lazy to stir, and
SO remains there through the night
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NOR SALE.-THIS PROPERTY is SITUATE
Il at West Freehold, and consists Of House 30 by
IS with Kitchen attached, and Store House 80 by
40 There is good Cellar under the House, good
well of water at the door, Ice House, Stable, and all
necessary conveniences. The Store is also good
building and the stand of the best in the town
ship. The lot contains acre is situate on the
corner of two Streets and be divided into four
building lots.
Terms easy. For further particulars, enquire at
this office or of the subscriber, the premises.
JOHN II. DAVIS.
September II, 1856 4w
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Notice.

AT A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COM
antee of the Directors Of the Rartan and Delaware
Bay Railroad Company, held on the I'd September,
Benjamin Snyder, Esq, was appointed as Collector
for Monmouth and Ocean counties, to whom, or tc
any of the officers of the Company the stockholders
ssSE please pay their monthly instame8ts-
FRANCIS B. CHETW2eD, Pres.
WILLIAM A. Tommy Sec.
September TO- 1856 At
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HOUSE & lot FOR SALE.

TTNHE HOUSE AND LUT No. z, HENRY 6IKEEI,
in the village of Freehold: is offered at Private
Sale. on reasonable terms This property is located
in pleasant and thriving part of the village. The
House is 16 by 20 feet with Kitchen attached is two
- stories. new and well built, has good cellar, an
sE: excellent we'll of water, and all necessary
Tenences The lot is so by $50 feet has good
garden, fruit trees, grape vines, &c.
Possession given Immediately For further par
tculars, enquire on the premises or at this Office
Freehold, Aug. II, 1856. If
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PLEASANT REMIN1scENcE.-A few da'
ago gentleman in Lincoln entered tlls.
matrimonial state a second time, after u
ing lone widow for eight weeks. U.s.
the happy day grief for his deparlr.i
spouse was revived by receiving a Cous.,
Of Requests summons for the costs of lrr
coffin
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DAY OF SALE GE8ANGED no
TUESDAY DECEMBER 16, 1856
FOR SALE.
REV. y. H. Yandoren. oEIers for Sale

Rev. Il. HI. VandOren, offers for Sale ::
IS ACRES of Woodland, near Englishtown
- Monmouth County, N j., adjoining lands of
Isaac Quackenbush Peter Smith and others, in lots
of or 10 acres. or all together
g.. track of acres, an elevated situation, near
Nnghshtown; on the road to Machett's Mills, embrac
ing q fine Vineyard of choice Grapes, and large
Strawberry Field, in good order, with Dwelling
houSe and Barn, now occupied by Owens Clark.
g. 5 or acres of Woodland, not far from the last
track adjoining lands of Aaron Reed and William
A. Reed, adjoining the road from EngliShtown 10
NIiddletown Point.
A. AHouSe and Lot in Freehold, on the
The Englishtown Road
s. acres of fine Gardening and Trucking land
near Middetown Point, on the road from that place
to Ruff r. Schenck's farm, with new story
Dwelling house. and thrifty Vineyard on it, now in
The care of MIR. John Daney.
The above will be sold at Public Vendue, on
TUESDAY DECEMBER Is, 1886,
at o'clock, P NJ, at the Hotel of Carson g. Como
Yer. FIR q bar gain at priyate SALE
.as Ssyfe that day, apply for either Of the above
parcels, to Benjamin Dey, Esq, Enghshtown, or b.
RANDOLPH FREEHOLD,
Freehold Oct. A. 1856. 1-3w
Terms of Sale.
IA Note satisfactory secure it payable at Bank in
2 months; IA note with satisfactory security pay
able at Bank in months and balance secured by
bend and mortgage payable April 1st 1858, with in
kerest from April LIST, 1857. Ten per cent deducted
all cash paid down the day of the sale.
FAR. n f. ENGEFH
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Clocks. " atches. &C.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
he public that he has an entire new assortment Of
EIeeks, Watches and Jewelry on hand which viii be
selG cheaper thanever before offered in this place
Gnls one PRICE! Cash, and ne rhisrepresenta
don
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber hopes
through Integrity, to have CONTINUANCE ofthe same
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, carefully repaired,
ana old gold aud silver taken in exchange, or bought
for Cash.
JOHN ROTH.
Freehnld. SAINT 10 1856 4M
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That Dam Roaring.


A young buck went to see the daughte:t
of Presby terian elder lately, whose hous :
was near milldam. 1t being the sprng
of the year, the waters made considerable
of roar as they tumbled over the dan
The modest young gentleman tapped light;
ly at the door at Grst and received no All
sWer. Again and again he repeated hi@
knock, but still he was unheard. Masis,.
ing up courage he proceeded to iniii-t
some severe thumps on the door, Whit
brought the staid old gentleman out.
+" l suppose" said the yoangster, wins
had by this time become slightly sava4.'.
from being essf1peiied to wait so long,
I" l suppose you could not hear me KNOCK.
ing for that dam roaring.p
The dam roaringl What do yoG
mean. sir How dare you speak in tEat
way 2" said the divine, somewhat angeicA
at hearing the young man swear III BIS
presence.
l mean to say, sir, that I suppose sos,
could not hear my knocking on accour :
of the dam roaring"
Dam roaring againl You yom,..
scoundrel Have you the impudence -
insult me with repetition Of those word
Begone, sir |"
my dear sir" quoth the now bewid,3.
er youth, / intended to say that 4 pr,
sumed could not be heard on account :;
the DAM roaring" laying particular en-
phasis on the last two words.
Insult on insdltl''' shouted the infuri
ated man, and he rushed at the poor ie:
In tiy IN; fb .lio of;Jopt IN tan+to,, IF o,ao.;,
him. but was restrained, by the voice -
his daughter, exclaiming-
Papa, suppose the young man inter
ded to say that he could not be heard I'd
account Of the roaring of the dam"
OIL beg your pardon. si:-1 leg
your pardon--walk in.swalk in, really j,
ah, we'll l declared The dam roariue !
Capitali Come in, come in. That's res.
ly too rich u
II is needless to add that the youpgSter T,
went 10, and in the excellent society *
the young lady, soon forgot the dms
roaring"
WHAT IS Law Flaw is like FIRE; and
these who meddle with it may chance ID
burn their fingers.
Law is like an eel-trap--yery easy ~
get in but very difficult to get out.
Law is like lancet-dangerous in tbs
hands Of the ignorant; doubtful ii tie
hands of anaqeok
Law is like a sieve-you may et'a
through it, but you will be eonsideral''s'
reduced before you can get through il
Law is like prussic acid--a danger,,s,
remedy and the smallest dose is genera =
sufficient.
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HAMLET BOILING,
4 SIGN PAINTER

... FREEHOLD, N. J.
DATNTING IN IMITATION OF OAK, MAPLE
a Walnut, Makegony and Rosewood Also, Mar
bic in any style.
~ Paper HSnai5ng-plain and Architectural
neatly executed
{}etabar 7s 1854 lily
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Terms of Sale.
DIR. j. +. ENGLTH.
a
e..
= ENTIST

IAN MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, SECOND
NJ door below the Drug Store of A. WALLER, Esq.
ksg- In his Office on Mondays and Tuesdays
Freehold, April 8, 1856. 24-1y
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ng- Why is man with corn on ey ~
toe Ike large landholder? Because he q
possessed Of many aehsrs.
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VOL. III.
.-s--ss57s r.
EUGENE VTVANCOUR

DROFSS0R of Autography and Spiritual writing
medium, will the receipt of twenty five cents,
or value in Postage stamps and specimen OF hand
writing address sufficiently send to any person,
full delineation of their character success destiny
&c Address with return postage.
EUGENE VIVANCOUR,
Yonkers, New York.
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s@ Why is lover ike knocker +? Be-
cause he is bound to adore Ia door,
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Lace Curtains and EDraperies.

u F EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PRICE.-AL-
~ Sc Fannels, Sheetings, Quilts, Blankets, and
Housekeeping articles of all kinds for sale at New
Z erk prices by D. NJ. & R. c. RUE & CO.
Erenkold Oct L. 1856
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CINTHING !!

CLOTHING
NALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF WINTER
~ Clothing, cheap and good.
sHINN & BEDLE
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4 RARE CHANCE
FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT.

In son wishing to engage i'll the Merchantile
business half of the interest in the st re and
COAL YARD, now kept by Biyeu and Vanderveer,
in the village of Red Bank New Jersey. The above
Store is pleasantly situated in business part of the
town, and doing good share Of business
The only for selling is that one of the firm
wishes to discontinue the business.
BILYEU & VANDERVEER.
October 20, 1856. 52-f
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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND

Freehold, Sept. 10, 1856.
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whether this IL valid consideration. The Court had
doubts al whether the copying Of the minutes into the
hotk would give the resolution effect such as Is claimed
h,twil that for the purposes Of tho BIT IL
di not follow that the Plaintiff would therefore be liable
The fea' intent Of the resolution must be this that
inusnIch as Mr. Gibbons disappointed in receiving
the al continent OF cashier, the bank offered him
inferior office. with pecnnary consideration, and had
he accepted it. would have received equivalent f his
labor This action Is not brought recover for ser
vices. The whole basis rests upon this resolution, and
think would be unjust TO hold the bank responsible
for tins resolution, especially when il coupled by
another offering a compensation for his disappoint
mert. The withdrawal Of Mr.. Gibbons was with
drawa Of the services claimed consideration, and
the Court Of the opinion that the claim has not valid
foundation.
EXTENSION OF THE TERM.
The Chief Justice announced that the term of this
would be extended 10 and ;uding Saturday next
for the purpose u enabling the Judges to decide
cases that have been argued before them.
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Superior Court--Gcneral Term.
DFrISJ0NS.

DECISIONS.
JrxB 3.-.1as. H. Decker Claus IT. Ucrms.-MoNon
granted, payment Of costs Of appeal and or this
ton.
Stsat,d " GoorSsSch Jas. g. DSsts md Uhess.Mo-
ton 10 issue execution granted without costs
Jorh K1rOshdn h Bsssry Ere Ensurarce 90.
Judgment affirmed, with COTS.
Jas. S. G,JJSrs cs. TIE broadway DaS0.-Ivdgment az
nrned Ills action brought by Gibbons TO recover
alleged services in commencing bank. He alleges tina.
the idoo originated with himself, ~ he wished to
permanent situation 10 suooceded in founding the bank.
after six mon tbs labor. He alleges that the under
standing that he 10 be appointed cashier and
resolution to that effect adopted During the progress
cf the work Of forming the bank, there various
ucetnge OF ia friends and az Of these such refo1
ton was IssS ed lle actssl organization took place
Tie !th Of August ON the 1Sth OF Jolly preceding
irr a. the socGcd directors held. An election f0r
onircrs took place, Mr. Gibbons wa- not elected -
Caeher brit resolution was passed. that he should bod
srnc sll alton h thc institution. N9 declined any other
situation htt wit drew. and several ~ hs friends Wit
in win tOmc $50 600 sgoCk ~ thra ipNnded another
lnfe dlc rctluN Up tht lrcfway Bans nr att0i -
-,gicAty suV le tUrtl Mrfc rt t upNl fAc records.
triS reFrp ttrI rl lcf LIE eHlttutpr e1NlH,
gIr question vts IT H. Die Liability of ihr t4nk. The
toal consideration We he undertaking. iAlt NJ. Cb-
bons wa 70 DC aIIo.Gttd cashier. The Court doubts
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Wefnve received file Of the Santa Fe Gasett.
with dates n the 3lst Of May, from which we make
che following extracts -
MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Lieut. John Adams LIST Dragons, arrived in the city
the 2st inst, with his family his way to the states
Lieu. Adams IL detailed ON the general recruiting
vice for the army. ana will continue such duty
years We learn further that Lcu,s Johnson OF the lst
Dragons, Whistler and Jackson, 3D. Infantry also
detailed ioJ the duty and will leave the Territory
IN time report themsevee Carlisle Barracks and Fort
Col, nibu', -. ", by the l5sh Of July next.
General Garland and party returned from Fort Stanton
the .4th Ist While there the General had al inter
view will Bafanquto, Eeecalcro Oia, whom he met
with about eighty u lis people men, women and CHI!
dron BsTanquito expressed bm,elf Anxou. to remain
peace with de whites aud said that the OK killed a
sioit tim. ago, killed by some Of his mon who were
forced Tie act by tarvaton; but that the nrn had
pver returned 10 him, ncr did he kI ow what had DO
cone q ticn,
Lieut. Craig arrived ON the 25th nns via Albuquerque
Tie came r en- Albuquerque TO this city III houfs
ard halt dissapcc seventy milef-good travelling.
a. the I4h instant ii reported 10 Captain Gwcll
,eumauctl iol Lutas Tat Tie lnliRns piunder.
rl a. ~ ucTco. Thinking il probable thoy might be
tiud aore the cltau took lieut. Randall, an Nth
twelve dragons, Nj pbfn available force wtEt 10 VI j,
0rt " .,c t!ty 0lt sal ~ hc VIZ about twenty-five
uic II thC tittct0n ~ th sfira la4ronos Alter cross
y ma rtetOo uN caI tcin found hc tan n about twenty
Ittars Gtt inp n oxen bot 700 ir ahead for hun be
able to oYuiakGdem without pursuing into the Indian