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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24
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5tcn Sag Sanuar, 1857, 9etaltn wrrbm miro,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24
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Sorr Ssrctt uno G0. wWycc Gcitrn um $4,000
II Pills tClubn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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iSiJbri9c Dame rcrma6:n scrtrart Serriaat
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Rem GouimannSs in rrr Statt 2lllrntaun,
ant 19tcu December 1856, rur6 tciorieitse
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gen pabrr, wel6e nod an beiaBte 6trmn l6ulpia
tnp, rerpen 9rtrtrn rrtt talpislt am oltsn Stnnb
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Die md rc&tmGBac 5CrOerunsrn Baten mBBcn,
ttnen firieIbe eRenfalI1 fir 98atlun9 einbanris
gen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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len irn purd weAen tcm rcpubtifaniIdcn Glets
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5rcmrnt i'm empire Staat" cine MRetrGgit Scn
mebr ais $1,000 iitcr Buchanan. 9atSistau.
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nCdI ttiICr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24
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orn 3citunNcn cri6eineu, oCrNcDt faum cine gBrdr,
in welhw iiA nft mcbrcre llnNtitsfiae ;utra9rn
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srsen, welGe bic 5tomntcn ISiAten, font ptirpc
paS &inp nc6 pisI lhwcrrr Srrtest worpsn Iein.
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beu.-CGpItaTr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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ncr %critrGrm0, mcccr inter 6arttgen ncd uns
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24
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Ntiri, 1856, bic lMttrjethncten Nnipru6 MAIDEN
mcreen, lei ben 9tidtern rcr Court Der Iertrls
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Staot gtqentaun, fir paS Gauntp 2eta, ouf ren
5trn gag Sanuur, 1856, oCtnIt@ werpen pirp.
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artigcn, iptritU5icn, MotS unb aetrautcn Ciou6'
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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Sen jtGe jGbrIjdb 20,000 Niuno Jlri5 licTut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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pNp rie AWsgSGrR s3,95l ,623 80.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

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Gurh pic Gcurt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-24

Trccmtrt 81. 1886.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
ArTEHpr TO MURDER RECORDER SEuzENEAU,

ArTEHpr TO MURDER RECORDER SEuzENEAU,
IN NEW OHIEAss.-Yes'erdsy, at noon, most base
attempt made 10 murSer Recorder Sepzeneaa,
in his own Office, by Wa Gilman, named Ma
thsniel heCern. 1t appears hat McCann had been
di.cbsged from the police service by the Police
Beers for ccncuct wbi,h was deemed Improper, and
yesterday be vent to the recorder With . request
70 be renstated. The Recorder gavs him but little
Encouragement when McCann mu,tered his dissatsfac-
ton sbd sccused tbs Recorder of being down him."
Ate wards the Recorder started from his front Office
private Office the part of the building, for the
puTpcee Of attending to business mattcr He
accompanied by officer AguIard and McCaun followed
clcte behind. On the way between the two Offices
kcCsDn pushed Aguilsrd sside and Immediately fred
pistol at tbe Recorder the distance them being
epy three tour feet The pistol sppears to have BEEN
aided With three buckshot small bullets all OF which
took ect In the back Of Mr. seuzeneaus neck Just be-
low the base of the BRAIN very painful but not necs
saIilJ fatal wound the result As the pistol
d cha gsd Agvard caught from the assassin and
in1csed him down 9th it-snd indeed, wounded him
pretty ely by blows about the head. McKann
then locked up ani the Recorder conveyed to his
residence who're bis wounds dressed, although,
believe, the bullets not exracted.-Neo Orleans
Pie0yune, Feb H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25


STEAMERS 70 CALIFORNIA.
IoR AsfSwAIL-aeorse Law bsh and 81 Louis 10th Of eacs
FoR PUMA ARsEAs-etax OF the Wees 9Th ana Northern
laght 24h Of each month
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IL shsrsg ,o igS snS 4 due & HAyaas "a
NGsn srAn-rro@ Ns~ York a, arriving at Havana ssh
s sne a. New se1i @ from new orleans a Havana 80
1ns ssv,.a Orleans s'T From fssa E.a g.
isens 60, Havana sh, due = New York lsth.
lsss and New ors.n. ish From New Orleans b HAWAII
oG. H crY-From New York 10Th, arriving 1t Havsn. sh
Aad hubble 9Th From Mobile Sh, Havana sth due At New
C.mawsA-From New York 2sh, arriving at Havana soA
Aad Sey Orleans ID From New Orleans l6h HAvAna ish,
When he shove fan srnday steamers win sail
On Mone az they Nev Orleans A. NJ as ode
WI samh and he Isabel leaves Charleston and havana a
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to those having correspond
1be mai leaves Southampton the 4h and oNb Of each
Arrives al Gibraltar about oh and 18th same month
Arrive. Malta about the l5'h and 10Th Of same MONTH
Arrives at Alexandria about inc is OF same and An OF fol-
leaves sucz about ooh 2s, and 9Th or 9Th OF
Sniv,s a hdsn about the sh 2sh Of snd lOn or
in ssrss %sn about the m or 9Th Of same and day Of sr
val for Bomba, and ilth TO Goth fol China, ar
sud pb 70 sis Of he following month " = ON
q arrive. at Point de Gale about The 9Th
leaves Po,i de Gale ppo Penang seroe day. II the
steamer rs already arrived which iykes the mail
Arrives Puio Pesps about the lAh or l3h and 29b and
Arrives At tho 18th 6h and Stat or lat Of
leave s,t ssf ore abou, IL hou,s after arrival
Borg Kong aSou, the 2 Or 2sh AID SIN 10th
t 'e'x, I psx ids aas for shapphss.
v eaye mo arrive al p s ao NV saon
tune "a tie Southampton mall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
CITY Intelligence,

FINES IN West TWENTY First SrRmT-On Last Thursday
Afternoon between IL and O'Clock fire discovered
In the third story of the dwelling house Ne 3o5
Twenty fret street, occupied by Mr.. Thomas Cummings,
Jr. Alaim gives, and by the aid of some fremen
aid police in TIE vicinity The fire speedily extin
guished before II had tine to spread beyond thu 10
the burning, thar the FIRE commenced in bureau,
that article Of furniture the only one totally dos
in the floor Dam, &c the building and loss furni
ture will probably amount to about $780, The loss Ia
AZ about N the same afternoon, another alarm Of
dwelling house No. 81 Twenty 6rst street. only few
doors the GIst fire. This latter fire also found
third Hoor In small rocm amongst lo Of wearing
apparel it extipguished by some remen and police
the damage il estimated at about $3.50 covered by Insult
snce The premises occupied By Mr. VIM D. Smi h..
Both fires appear to be mysterious, and the
rig go icon after the ether In the ediate vicinity
makes il still more 30. The matter under the Fire
Msrshsps Investigate
FIRE IN WILLIAM srREz1-About eight o'clo:k last
rg fire discovered in the second story Of No. 239
Wsm street. originated around the stove, burning
hole through The floor and eesroying the furniture IN
the occupied BY Mr. Bommar, whose loss will be
abou. 5000 la the Rutgers Insurance Company for
5000 John Brickweido who keeps grocery on the first
aoer bias sustained loss to his sock oy water OF a,ou
slO0 insured for 81 SEQ In the Fnemen's Insurance
Company. The building belongs to Mrs. Elizabeth
Thcmpson 1t is damaged about sl25, and fay insured
FIRE IN STABLE The alarm Of fro In the Thied dis
trict shortly after o'clock Sunday morning. &C.
CURED from ERE taking place In the hay loft of stable
in the coal yard Of Martin Pearson, 438 Washington
street. Of Desorosses The fremen we're
bly, quick ard extipguished the fire before 1t extended
beyond The loft The police also hand In good
force Officer Bulner assisted In getting out the three
hors in safety Damage TO the hay and boards about
%. seems boys In the habit Of making lodging
place Of The ray loft and have been driven away on So
yeral occasions, by the man in charge. It Is possible,
however The Gre might have been the result Of accident
by Of these lodgers but likely the work
Of design, out OF revenge for being driven away.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
| NEW YORK HorY1, Feb. "a, 1855.
having been reported that I was about to sch out
my interest in the New York Hotel, assign u away
induced TO notice the statement In order deny
The creditors Of the hotel need he under appreheu
sion from any attempt on the part Of any TO induce
me TO lesve the position in. The hotel was
better condition TO accommodate its guests and
the Bile iced be under apprehension from such at
tacks win repeat thatI have conternpls ed to
cell ssgn the hotel and have duriog whole course
y life able to look every creditor honest
~ in the faoe. HIRAM CRANSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
The Cass Of sAe Chsef Of R,llce,

The last public sitting Of the Polcs Connlssaon In
the Of Mr. hatser bold In The Nayors oos on
saturday last The audience was ~ large as ever Mr.
Brady admitted the certificate Of the Collector Of Anbev
In the case and Mr. Noyss stated that hs points were
that The evidence bad established beyond al possible
question, that the dssneAnt was born An alien, cub
yet Of Grset Britain secondly that he never was nasu-
- to nAturass him. and fourthy that he was bound
to prove clear Of his own naturalization or due
ss,s y OF HI. parents and that Re had failed
MT Brady, after few Introductory remarks proceeded
70 decline making any argument on the queson of Mr..
ths senior Aatse complete evidence Of citizenship
and thai the Court had no right to behid the records
chow that the issurszation Of the slcsr NASAL rem
dered hts minor children citizens, and cited various
AUTHORITIES to sustain has position
bea greater moral wrong than for man TO foist him
ssii into Office which he not BY Law qu.liaed
past hstary, obscure though II VAS been trsoed
was more than accidental, 1t was Pro.idsatial Mr..
nd mgraiion 70 America He started With him 10
Brand and followed him on board the Perius to Halt
* ard from thence to Perth Ameoy, 70 the house In
HALksr street and the house In Broadway He argued
that boy Of six years old, AatssH thee wss, must
have remembered that be had hved In EDgiand Ia 1919
Ct George Msfsen Then we had toe Brand r.gs.
ter The eyidesce could har ~ be ss,ongsr. II he
oro,e One q them .ss yeD os ,sars old d ana tSs
OTHER sixteen when tie any came Tho Gefendsnt
vas mpucent enough to ask the Court TO bellows that
the ndoD register was forgery. and yet he eeud
not oesgu to bring = single witness from his
omiy TO set the matter rest. To naturaizs an
slier at the time when MAtse over, three tnas
we're necessary: he must make ceport OF himself de-
ciarston of intentions to become citizen ana OBJ ain
ceribcses of both these. He must prove that he Ia
good citizen Of good moral character that he has bsen
In ibis county five yesrs and he mast prove this BY
citizen ano MOI by alien and all these papers he
recorded at enath the whole proceeding Ia invalid.
Mr.. Ma sell bound to produce proof Of having
all these ses hut be haa proved single tainy Of
all tbese. Mr. Noyes contsnded that the record
tafed by in he interest Of the oeendsntr that
just enough removed to preol0 farsl bjsc
tons to ITS regularity, while enough Ntt to induce
the piesumptis that il regular naturalization
Mr. Brady replied to the argument against the sui-
cheney Of the record and eucoatec cases which he
hsd before cited.
Mr. Noyes then concluded, urging that the cord
Ii like the sheet in the nutiateo book
tiy-iy ipcom petept to prove a q citizen.
The Beard reserved its decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
Police Intelligence,

THE LATE ABORTION CASE IN ESSEX sTREET-KxAM-
NATION OF DIR. CoBEL BEFORE THE CORONER.
Dr. Cobel of Essex street, who stands charged with
having procured abortion upon Of reach
woman famed Catherine lie Bruxu, examined on
Saturday evening Coroner Perry upon charge
preferred against him as follows
S'ss e
70 answer or Lot al questions put to him. staes rs
Mlasis yeur names a, Charles cosei.
Sssrs 90 You soS v ssf. 1i IL street.
say fsSss'Gaf AZ Ssa relative the
charge here preferred against A. lho charge fsse
p,isooer wen. detailed statement
proeu,g sboron no s.d but The purpo CURING
n re- @ 70 ss IN as 81 sss %
cot enente when she board with Kim snd that
she re1zs reduced o. the asias some
roisra Gus drues wnhou. bis knowledge,
Iote was committed 70 prison TO await the action OF the
Grand Jvry.
CAPTURE OF DARING HoUSEBnEAKER.
About three o'clock Saturday afternoon two bur-
glars the house of Mr.. Ievie 24S West thirty
fth street and commenced riding the trunks and
bureaus OF the eccupsns when they discovered
Mira tvile, who Instantly gave the alarm Inc rsesls
eariI rba they wcut be ce.ec.sd, struck Mrs. Leye
two or three blows aSIoss the hesd with jimrncy and
then put he'd down stairs. they ware soon met by MI
LeA, Who hearing the screams Of his vile, I, hsr
sssis.srce. On bis ehcounteIing tire burglars and While
down with jia mey By this time the police Ia the
beard the alarm and hssauing to tbs spos
arrived just in tune TO capture Of tie felio he
mssils bis exit from the house The prisoner Oh
beng tai before Justice FandresU at tie sesont dts
tIict police cuuct his ne as john AocreFs IN
bis possession found Id satch pair Of spec<ces
ard 20 in cash whicn hs bad stolen from evile. Inc
bnrear escaped carried of $50 ia bills belonging to
the Complainant. And ews fully committed f>f
tral beere the Curt az Gecerai sessiors.
sTABBlNa OCCURRENCES.
About II o'ciocz on Saturday nigh. two men, nsmse
John McLermott and Robert Heh6eld, became embroed
in quarrel at No. So Mulberry street when agat took
pace between the con.ending par les In the Of
tbe sd ay ncIermost received severe cut in he back
with knife, alleged bAvs been in the bands Of Hgn
Geld. McDermotc conveyed 20 the New York H,s
Iital by the SIKH ward lice. Highfeid has not
ARRESTED yet although sIict search will made for bi
by the police.
At en- early hour Saturday evening, young ma1
Iamed John McCarty tasen into CUSTODY by she
Twentieth ward police charge OF aseaultpg F. Mar
rieto proprietor o. store No 331 Seventh wi
dirk knife and woundfug him in the The complain.
ant states that McCsIty and four FIVE of his
ions gng about his store and endesvoJing
steal tring article OF merchandise He expostu-
lated with them upon their conduct when the prisoner
rushed at him win hhie and Inflicted though
not very csrgerous, wound in his arm. McCarty w4s
tilted for trial charge of eloniops sssau and
battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Scamp 10 DFArR.--Coroner Gamble held an Inquest
yesterday at 254 Seventh avenue, upon the body Of
child Two years old, named Margaret Taylor Who died
st the resesce OF her parents above from the effects
OF severe scads received the 2st inst by the upset
ting Of kettle Of boDipg water upon her body Verdict
Accidental death" Deceased native OF this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

HousE or RtPRrESTAnvEs u s.. Feb. l. 1855.
Permit ne 70 mako you the medium Of transmit ing to
Col JET Bufold the enclosed sum Of $3.50, il - the
jc,nt contribution q Gov Fhzpa rick Mr. Dowdeli and
myself 1850 esoh 10 Col Buords patriotic enterprise
reference to Kanase. SAMPSON W. HARRIS.
HOE, W, L. YAEcTY, Montgomery, Ala.
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Fort u New xorA. vebruazy ~. 1850.
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ss gale dnS b Ss sDs .ss s. s @
s 1 s.s s ard yahsd
Sandy Fook the l7.h inst but blown % with NV
edsy hom Norfolk whsre she dss.sss hides
hsS gaze sd
Ss' 'zT s'a &C. ss s y
' sss1a r: fssss p Ts,s GS r. h s
90 Iun fe,. sthr - from ardenas for Ne York
das Isess OF Cape rorica passed psss & scSls
mat s,,. p.,,r ~, ., rrr.. r.,.,.., No., s.n c "a
- g ss1Sor. eipsrie,osa heavy NV gale ana
~ Bag Ns A1vsrs Maso,d 7, With CT
fpS,s sss, & Asasp.s
HS.Ie' iIpe,,sDccd hssyy ves'hsr.
ssss s'6sSf rssss s,sssa
sss, 81 z spoks schs Lsn. ss.Schsmp g
very btsv her, snd h.d been TO cape Henry and
.u
ger 'S Per piston Jopes ssresnssd heavy weather stove
schr Nary ~ Lews,n. Hsiles Y eavs, with fish 70 No
tor'b ttste Horten Charleston, days with cotton
Col tsteriy stetson Charleston to Mcoready Mott
ssi.Ay Beds Smith, Norfolk. "a hours. with grain, TO
As'aua wrsoo Norfolk 10 da-s With grain to oder.
the Quiz Sa'F u ss' H. "ss co.
sefr LEROY Sean Ncros DAYS With ndse Is surss.
% g. e'sys as@
CsneRe NE vessel cehG caded win Ice eied to
into TIC Gu to eli Il or - .0th Thouas Dale q ma.
tive Of Vpeina washed overheard from the and
'be deceased leavss vile four small children in
ffjs sfy.
schy aenDett e masaA of Staten IsIsrdl Wood Nor
fol-, 10 csys. Nth slip timber TO Smith Son. Expe
risreet btavy weather
Steamer delaware Ceres Boston, sc hours, via SANDY
sef With dse 10 1b-p Reports heavy fields OF leo
81 Of 1kcs L. ano IA, tbs ese could see.
steamer Wsm n Me-. sew e sedfcrd.
BELOW.
Park ina az Werren), Alien firm Havana Feb IL Was
the bar lest night ALEC brgaBS steamug Her.
oules. 4 opt HeLnetey)
(sspoa;ed by pilot beat Nelson No 92lss inst Mon
taul hearing by H. 80 miles, Eel ia with sehr
bourd 70 New York III Of povons suppded them. they
reported havrg nothing to days x2d 100 miles
ss & serds Hook spoke brig Mystic Ftsh. from 81 MARKS
bound IN New Yosk.
Wind during the 6sy NV ard fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

Willard Fillmore was In Italy, ri ths last accounts,
looking tat roy young and happy Perhaps he s Nv
ips on hope for the In November next, mixed In
With little beef and mutton.
Among the Americans ls.ely at Florence were Miss
Mary Jones' of New York, AID VIM. A. Butfum, United
States ConSul at Trieste
There wore Iayge number Of Americans recently at
Rome; smops the number was Mr. Frances J. Grutd, Of
Philadelphia.
Lee b g., s,s Srs Hsnnos
r. Ts.s .o ,ss r.. ~
u: -; 4 S.s. .:s ~
Ben, Jscsson X Nevoerssr, Anderson, Rchardsonj
.,s .s 4ssss Z: whine. 1 %sss
PruGs ~ Pvnn M. EspAs , Mr. sorse s o s s
HesG. Mr 6ussman. Aisr Payer xita, Mr. Townsend Mr.
Sss:s - :s M y
E r. sSss WoO - NJ Gn NJ
e .s . s':Hs' s'f
III .f ss sss .as son.
.sS. MS Js~ss. kds..d King Ms E15, Eost KsJ M;
assd s "a
sss: ss;:
JWasbhurD, sCroekes, rIeshmsn y Q Anderson
gev " n Clark Andrew Carr fuller, q Cornish, 4 N
Cohes John sprowl, W Lacey, Parker VIM hal,
Clsvelsnd John Raiser, Fryer Ellis Monshsn
sns
For Norfolk. 40, IN the steamship Roanohe-B Bempaop,
Weeks Mnntayer Thomas Nelson aud lady, u I;ss
fospe Charles vanpane W Rork, Miaott, w Hawks,
MI Rogers Twtcher Mrs Parker Mrs Parker, Jones'.
j d Mathews. jones' and is In the Storage.
For Charetsop in the steamship James Adger-Lieut L
prsne UsN: A Gavin, Jos Esner Miss II Best, MRS
81 Esrkua Mis- M Johnston ID A Amber, jaooJs, Miss
Hswiu shaw Fodl q Merriam ! sourne Jacob 20 =;
4 Kineey p Fam s N am, Payton. Socket
Berneu b smith, Iarbox, bnlp ger MISS MIS- Dou
Al IN The setraSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

raoops ron TAAPA BAY-The bark Sam Slick was
sesterSty chartered By tho United States govern
sasrt 10 convey about hundred troops 70
T.nra Psy Florida. These soldiers are probably
etarsG v operate ssa.nst the seminoes, who
49, = a's becorne troublesome to require prompt
~. i've G.sl.p On he part Of TIE government,