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III Deafness Cured, HOWEYER CAUSED.
Letters addressed to DR. B0ARDMAN, IL Suffolk Place
Boston, answered. Remedies sent by express.
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ADropsy, by exciting tn

u mending this medicine a. .
Ague, Chill Fever,
liOus Type. It operates
are willing to testify to lts
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Liquor Mcbs Protected bv Law

a case was tried at Salem, Mass. las, week,
growing out OF the !iqn"r troubles al Il" k.ort
II 1850. where two hundred women entered
the stores of the dealers. and destroyed all the
liquor they could find. The plaintiff. asked
damages for the forcble entrance Of thr ire.
m'ses and the destruction Of their properly. A
verdict Was rendered in favor Of d.tendup,.
the judge deciding that liquors KEEP. illegally
fo' sale. having been declared u public uui.
sane" by law. rny he destroyed hy all persons
without process Of law that persons have n
right to use f"rce to enter any place (no, q
dwelling ho"sc) for this purpose and that
any number Of persons may eornhinr t" u..
such force. AS the women have generally been
The ones to take this b,riness in hand. the find.
~" of til" iul.c may b." considered decision,
i'll favor Of womnns rights.
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Tho Emisharles,

Tho proceedings Of The public meeting a,,
account of which appears il" our rrvS.n, is<u..
Indicate the aemstlv"nrss "f our people to ANY
interference with their domestic institution
And that their anxiety is not misplaced. MP
pear. f'"m III" f"!owine paragraph, which We
clip !r"n an exchange p,p'r:
SLAVERY IN krSlrcKY-'rha I.ouisvil!" C"u.
ri.r say ;hrr. is now nm extraordinary stain
I,"lc nf the slaves in that State. NrEr""s are
daily escaping from their owners in startling
numhers. They =" "H one. two. three. or n
,l"zen at time. Tin, paper attributes this
UNUSUAL mo. cin"nt to the presence of numerous
Ahoi,ion.st. 1t SAYS. BLACK Republicans are
as thick in these parts ~ wolves Oh II rrnr'"
j. ID almost respectable t" he ngger s,ralcr.
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Washington N avs.

WA>htNG1"N. May II.
The adm 's-ion "f Minnesota ,n..l,v. hv n vote
"t "i" h'n,lrc'! AND Ii .ty {" thirty ri.lt
III the ll""s.. is Il >ul.i"cr of ,-n",a nj r,nrk.
u i- admitted On al, s'.lrs that there n.
great il NOT ,,rc:.t.r irrr.ull; les III" in
nation ui h,r constitution than in tn. lcu'nI,
ton instrument. Yet Tu sI"rr!,cs wrr. Innl...
II" howl. UTTERED. and every one is giving
.o"i rr:>"ns for hl- vote. Tie three delegates
,.lc, for the new State drew for III" two scat.
Phrl ps and CavnnnurI h"c"nc representatives
while Becker goes home. The Senators and
Representatives will he sworn to-li,"rruw.
a. GiniIcry Jones To 'iav reported. from the
! Committee "n Ways AMI Means. II h;i! makiu,,
an appropriation for the. support Of the tn cc
volunteer regiments.
The ESTIMATES urthe three regiments. t" cop
sst "i 2.fW' men. nn'l over iuI other I"rsnu-
arr-i"r quar-r'n"s,er- supplirs. 81 2l11. .mm,
Subsistence. S3 i.mmI pay. Sl.ui1 tnn, arms
atii appropriate a"rontr.hl.nls. eXr!u-;v- "f
horse equipments. Sl66.1SD-,otnl, $I,.S9,5i7
The above estimates are Tor oIe wear
Dispatches hnv. been rrru ircl ut tn. War
Department from General Johnston, uf til,
! army ot Utah. The dispatches. are dated the
lOlh al March. at which time the troops were
! III good health. General J"tnoinn was Inf.,r,u
ell tla, tile NvrIiuhs Threatened his cu,uuuui.
cations
One "f the drrpntrhes announces tn It. no of
hcal man had reached Camp Scott slnr. las,
september. and JuiS'n" from this rrcu.n-ia ancc
G"ncrHl Johnston feared that Brigham Innn.
| hau either cut him otf truin direct corrrsI,i
| drn"c with Wash nyt"n. that the cuuii.rs
and ines sengtrs employed had deceived linn.
! The treaty with New Gran ID, has b..n vir
| tua'lN ratified l'y ihc Prr,isirut "f har r-rub
lie. tIt sticks in the tonsrrss: while the one
, +" I'h Nicaragua has been ratified by Congress
there, but has not received the sanction nf the
President. There lie u stumbling block IN H..
| way there, which IL not We, clearly defined
hut have rcas"u 10 SUSPECT that it ls the sam,
] which the treaty may yet tiud here hat is
| the exclusive privileges granted to J,.. whi I,
u 60. 1t 10 hlm'e ell here that the resignation
"t Alr. SssbhIns. who WAS President "i tina,
! company III Your city, indicates that there !.
something ruttsu III that Dcnruark
! Bui Whatever fate may attend thes. trcatlc
i'll the spanish Amcricnn republics, the govern
"rn's is determined 10 have these routes Open
| ei freely 10 eu'ninerce at an early day.
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Tho Coniny Sunnor,

Great aPrreh"n. on. are felt in tho Southern
States that til" coming summer ill he very
sicklv "n". nnl tIia. the .lroa iiuI $50 ,rss ot
yellow fever. from .hch tho south was go un
nsHally exempt last season. will return this
wear with greater virlenre than ever. Thi.
fear is based np'a the fact that tho long con
tinned ir..hets. nt this particular limo are like:
ly to breed f.bri. .disea$es.-NcnrIy one fou, til
Of the land on the Mississippi. from Vieksbur.
flowed for many weeks. and all the swampp
'ny"us and la:ouns at the South nre gors"d
With stagnant water In tho interior Of Mis-.
s'ssippi. Alabama and Georgia, tho freshcts
have been unprecedented.
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The ULion CT the Churches

We fnd IN our exchanges. the annexed re.
port "t the discussion of the question of the um.
10" Of 'h" Presbyterian and Ass"cia,c Reform
cd Churches. before the General Assembly, oi
the Presbyterian Church now iu Sess,vu il.
New Orlca 8:
SATURDAY. Mny S.-'rhe assembly took re.
"-sS nj fifteen minutes, after wh:rh the Rev
!. u. Young. # S..It, Cnrulina. REPRESENTING
tie General Synod oi the As,"-ia,c Krinrmr.i
Church Of the South WIS intro iurrI to the as.
srmhiv.
In an cloqn"nt and feeling manner h~ rr..
-ente'I the greeting and con .ratuirti iums nf the
svn"d To tn" a-s:mh V, AMI gave a brief Es,"r,
at til" syn"t hn.i It's present c"r,litiun.
The m"'iera'"r OF the nssrlnh Y answered il.
representative of the syuoi, auI welcomed
him to seat in the holy.
Tie rcp"ri ut the c"n,nit." appointed hv n
previous ,s'"rhh y I" c"n.in t n ro"r-s,n lem"
an th- subject ni union h.-t wrrn til" (;rnrr.
Assembly OF The rrr-byterian Church ari ,h..
>vn".i "i the A-s"cia:- Rrf,rm-.i Church If the
S"iiil was real. THIS currrsI,n.i.iruru s,ur-s,
el two inr"rtan' Il HI miles in the way %; nm.
ion. the 'iItfrr-ucr "f III. two H.. i,r, on Tin.
subject of i',nl;n',v an in q 'cnn mu Il alto .
Il niofi"n WIZ nrnlr la con- im,lr the Commit.
tee al Correspondence which was al rrwar.i, g,
ameni..l hv d%rhar.in: the C"ln:nitte a."
from fur her e"n-Id'ri l'l al ti,. Suhj.", anl
ihr re i'll l'li>hIsnt nf III re. for Urnu o.
4 %. inherent Il lii..u ties il, ih.. wuv
DIR. B"rckIhri.is" mi,l- an ei'".u.nt !. !r-ss
Oh 'hiS sub j".t agni,'s further cif"IIs At umi"n
rharari.r zrn:. the dem, rlI of the A-,...in,..
Rr."rmrl CIsu ch n. ma ni,>lh g. not present.
ing thai Sihrir at h'"I'i Chris, mn Ilcraliy
whirh f,v"r:d further .!i,c,i,,inn; and rlai,.rt
ting tn" proposition lh,t what III. assembly
wHntc.i III IT. rnI-i Lnrnt rl. Iivnt+ via homo
rrnrousn.ss. wh.rh wn;L not exist if the two
b"d;rs sh"tl'l I,r inrnrinrate,l.
DIR. ll"ge t"rclhiy presented the same views
with n'liti"nnl arguments for the c,sSa,in,, oI
measures tending t" secure union. Several
members followed OH the other side of The qu,s.
! inn.
Pen'ling the discussion th" hour for adjourn.
mrn' having arrived. the whole qu"sti wis
ordered t" he pnce.l upon the business i"cker,
which is equivalent t" laying it Oh tile tublr
snhiect To call.
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The Palmetto FI.g. and Lieu, sel,eols

y ri"H'! las transmitted o Ms for publication
NJ editorial fr"ir the Savannah Nttcs, which
journal nndrr the impression that Cen Quit.
man. had done iniurtire to Lieut.. S-lleck. in
stating thn, Col. GLADDEN. hal handed him TN.
flag whvh was planted upon the walls Of ,h..
ely. vinlrntcs the clniIns Of the former. TO IN.
:a"ri'ed honor, 1t seems however. that the
ea'lan, General did full justice to Lieut.. Scl
l"sk. According to The C"rolinian the follow.
ing is the true statement of the matter:
When th"v reached The walls, General Quit.
man called for aig. whercnr,on Col Gh.dd-r
rcd" I" the centre ofth" regiment, cnuvht ~,
toe colcrs. and carried them to Cen. Qu;tnan
wh" -"v- 'h"m 10 Lieut.. Sell.ck and hs dis
T:aysd thrm upon the walls. aud was wgmnd-d
While IL the act. Gen Qnit.n.n. in his state
m.nt. did fall h"nort" beth. Th" News is mis-
taken IN .npros,n9 that any collision exists M
10 tile credit due the.e two soldiers.
We max" the following -x'rsct from the ar.
ticl- of the Ntrs. setting forth the action of
Congress. in rlir!tinv til. true facts II the
We have hr"rr us a copy &c ,h- Nn'i"na! In.
te!'ig""rrr. "f Marrh--lS5!. cn:!tniainr th"
proceedings "f the Scnntr. on a r-<nu,i"n ofrr-
cd t.v Sr""'"r F''"t. "f Vermont calm" for 'l,.
rnHi'"n'"n &! n rrl'"ri from Capt ('h"n C",.(
Is. :. Roberts. which nccnl:,I,,n,-l n certain
american Gag which was cnn.i /" i- the one
first !n'aifr'i nr"n The capitol "f Mrxc":
ih" hn:'"rv h"'w".'n fh-,'n>'"n.c nni Garita.
a"d on tie batteries of'thc Gnrita. tIr also of
tsr"d rcS'.l ion a-.i ing Congress: present
sword t" Coz Roberts.
een"t"r Brown "f Mississippi o'jce'"'l I'll the
adoption If the resolution. h.rnu4- Col E".
h"rts in in HE r.l'nrt had not n.sn,innrl the
nat''r at Gen. Qu,tninn. w" was ii conn" and.
but ha1 E" w"r,l"d it tn maxi it aII..nr that
Gen. Twg g-S waa the commanding Gli .rr. Af.
ter some discussion The matter was referred +"
I'll" C"mn.i'i." "n Military :i!Fa:rs. wlln.
the Gil, Marri, r"E"r.ri 'l,rsn,.h their chair.
man. Senator Weller. of On! f.,rn.a
lE" Committee state that lIav ''hav" ma.
tnr'iT 'Na''iin"'i this subject. anl are satisfied
th"t Col. E"h"rt> has fallen into some erro:.
III stating th" history &c ,h> flag.
''ia order tu rsrertan the facts in tho cAse
the committee called upon some Of tn. princi
IN. "ilirr"r "ho We're engaged with the army
vt III" l";Ets named in the letter. and ell oi
th'nI deny having aeen this flag ti- -plavrI At
NE four gun bn'trrv. OF at III" Gari'a d" Is.
!"n. ar on the Citadel. The nrly IA. raised ii
the Gari:a d- Bvleu was that of the Palmetto"
Regiment. and it there displayed. under
'h" l,r>"'al order Of Gen. Qu,man 10y Lieut..
@'itcs. fwh" Was wounded III doing so.) .! the
Scu,h Caro- lima reg imcnf."
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large anil respectable meeting wao held i'll
the Court House Oh Wednesday evening last
ioI the It:rro,e Of takin. snnle action in refer
ercr to certain suspicious characters in GU,
community, who were strongly suspected OF
tampsrng with our slaves.
On mot ion of II. a Jones Esq. Col, J. T..
Marshall was called to the Chair ani lie
,h.r,upon explained the design of the meeting.
lie said that in con vcrsati"n. with several -:
our citizens, lie had asrcrtaned certain fnc,s
with reference TO two suspicious characters.
who had lately come into oar Community :
Th. one hailed from the State of ohio, and
was passing throu Il the country. under the
prcfext Of selling t%athers This he regarded -
mere sham. TO cloak his real object. lie WAS
wiIh"u, doubt, vile nboliti"nist. and in FAC,
had av'wci such principles hut as lie hal
mad. his exit, W could do m"r. with r..
gard to him. then to put the community gen
orally. upon their lockout.
The other individual. al!ulsl to. hy thu.
Chairman. was J. W. Wilkinson, whose ostensi
hl. business in our District. for several weeks
past had been, the enle Of .Iohmsoms -Nc,e .Nnp
Of North -imsrica. The said Wilkinson hailed
from the state IF New York. aud had disposed
OF good many mnps IN various portions Of tho.
District. He had recently been observed by -
gentleman ofthc ncghborhcn,i Of Calhoun :
Mills III conversation with one Of his slaves
and also by citizen Of our village, whil>t
similarly engaged. and had been ordered off his
premises i'v him. lie male no secret of his
anii-=lavcry scntimsns, and hal in c"nvcrsn
tion denounced The conduct Of Brooks. in the
Sumner i tii"ul.y-in fact his co duet general.
ly. had t,ecn suspicious in the extreme.
The statements of the Chairman were sub
stnntia,"d by Mr.. Crews, Mr. Robertson, and
others If our cirizcns.
On motion Of Mr.. Jones 1t was Resolved that
Committee of tive he appointed. W th the al.
.!ii ion of the Chairman Of tn" meeting. whose.
duty it should hr. t" notify the said WiikiIs"n
to leave our Com nunity, in such time as in
their discretion 81, ,ud srrln Gt.
The Chairman appointed the f'llowing gon.
ilrrnen on said Committee DR.. j. j. Wnr.!!nw,
DR. J. W. ". Marshall. II. a. Jones Esq. Eli
mu"d Cobb MI Townrs Robertson.
On n"ii"n of DIR. J. ". ". Marshall 1t WAS re
s"lv"d that tn. proceedings Of this meeting I.c
puhlishc'l. in "nr District papers. aud tla, 9th
cr Journals ofihc State he requested to caution
The public against the aforesaid ind vdua!s.
Tie meeting then adJ"urne,l.
J. +. MARSIIALI
Chdirmun.
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Editorial Change:

Mr. Ino. V. M.."r-. If Anderson True Caro-.
i"ian i'll a n"at aud graceful val.dict"ry re-
'ir"s from his connection wit that paper,
which lie has I"n., All ably elit.l. Other
n al pressing cnGaGcinrnis n"c the reasons as.
-ignrl for the step. by the retiring Editor.
Ills interest h.s !"rn purchased hv Mr.. Ed
ward y. Svmnies. who will remove the paper
t" P-ndl-'"n nn,l continue its l.uhli-ation as
the Pend:-,on Messenger.
Tns ruhi-h-r of the Caroiinian Mr. +. T..
rim. will resa:no its publication as soon MS
pructiral,l..
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100 Dollars Reward.

pUNAWAY from the Subscriber on the
IL nigh, Of The I'D If April. my Negro boy
sam. Sam is nl'"ut 25 yrnrs. old and weighs
l6n lbs. we'll developed ah"ut til" hips. and j.
S feet ten "r eleven inches high, usually wore
his hair twisted in strings. On examining his
mouth. (h- cavity being one Of tho very lar.
'st.) v"u will find one jaw tooth out. The
cl"ths- Il. NO e off we q lily worn. Possibly
he has new sunday SUIT. rs lie says he bought
one on Christmas. sam may be in the neigh
borl""d of due West. Mrs. Lindsay owns
his inthrr OF. he may he ip Elhcrt or Heart
Co, Ga, is We | known in the Dark Corner,
Anderson Dist. l will give $40 for,he deliv-
cry Of Sam Oh my farm, or $lO for confinement
i'll any jail. So may get him, or 800 for his
hra'l without the body, if it cannot bo obtained
othsrw Use.
LEWIS G. CLINKSCALES.
Mountain View, sc.
May 10th 1858 At
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The Bankrupt Bill.

The provisions Of this Bill. offered in the
L. s. Senate few days nc' byaSr. Benjamin
Of Louisiana. are rsPresrntud to DO substan.
TALLY n follows:
II is n general hill incluline indiv idnn,.,
corporations. chartered banks. and any a~sn.,-
alton of persons authorized to issn. nnies hills.
dc. 1t ~ill provide for voluntary a 4 invol.
nntnry bankruptcy and will h. r.tronc i've. tt c
retroactixe feature will BE- guarded ao as tn ex
clu.i" all who subsequent to january last or
any other time. have made assignments. in con
temnlation Of n iiassa.e of a bnnk upt law,
which gave preference 70 one creditor over an.
other. AMI the bankrnp. in such cases shall no,
receive a discharge nnless with the consent of
u majority "f his creditors Who have not been
80 prefsrre.l. The involuntary bankruptcy Al
plies to cnses where the debts exceed two thou.
sand tioliars. aud tho rerson deelHref hank.
rnpt ia entitled to trial bv jnry---all transfers OF
property Of any kind. for the purpose Of giving
any credit r. cndors-r. or other person any
preference or priority over general crmlito.s.
To l,e null and vnid and the parties obtaining
the to he used for such amount as Insects OF
the bankruptcy.
With regardto banks and other issuers of
paper money. They are to come under the head
Of ofinv"untary bankrupts and. in addition to
all the Liabilities which attach to in,iividua IL.
they may pc declared bankrupt for the non.
paymeht>fDstt<n days after demand of anv bill
note OF, other liability all the expenses of
proceeding to he paid by tho parties interested
and undsr no pr.tence 10 be paid by tho Uni.
ted States,
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THE Cotton Trada

..-
We extract from the Evening Etus. the fol
lowing reflections upon the condition and pros.
poets Of the Cotton Trale:
Cerjnin prominent features now stand ont rs
10 cotton and our views have been sustaipe,
by the facts:
That the R.cei pts for this arnson will surpass
the lust, and probably approach 3.lw ,nr'
bales as an Offset, much of this coitnn is 80
mean that it CANNOT enter into or effect the
consumption Of the usual cotton goods.
g. That prices are full, beyond the estimates ot
many. and sill be maintained during the sea.
SON.
Tint consumption has resumed its former
rate. and is steadily increasing.
= That the stocks on hand in Liverpool at eth.
<rthe 1T September or lst January n-xt can.
pot be as large as some predicted and Whose.
estimat"a varied from l.0DD, ono to near !, ;.
l0OnNS halcs. The present stock (repor. ell by
the PerSi") f 100000 bales, Of which 3S5, 900
were American.
s9;;That the plethora ofmoney in Eurore and
5Anieriea has sust ed the price and cousun,n
aionsof cotton, and will thoroughly revive and
nantnin a healthy trad6.
. That the prospect Of the next or growing
Crop has been inncI, affected liy two causes :
hhe ixts f"sts and the Western f6ods aud ere
sSsssas+--tks first, however. not proving ~ de.
sSsfEAeti$g az was spprehend.d. Yet that dc.
spite Ntse an average crnp is promised.
'SsEbat il has besh Tho cotton. 0f the South and
goid ef Cafiforu IN which have restored the
.eeIst try from its'lsse monetary Irostration. and
tfys,bntye yen that .such proasfstjon.1 was the
'rsslit ofthe weakness and ext tfky.gunss Of the
North. >''1'"
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The following from the pen of ex-senator
hannig"n. Of Indiana. will be appreciated by
all:
I'VE cannot refrain from calling the attention
81 our readers 10 the "IIair Restorative" Of
rrot a. ). Wood. 1t will he seen that he has
nnn-r"ns certificates from persons of the high
est character, I" hc the mrrits Of his Re.tora.
tive. From positive knowledge We are also
enabled /" Say that it is in every arnse whntit
pr"fess"s to be-. and we do not hesitate to pro.
"ounce it. the finest preparation for the head
nni hair which has. So far, been devised by
nu;nan ingenuity. We have seen it arrest
rhrent"n"h ballne>:. and restore to the head
ID original rr"fi>iun "f natural and glossy
hair. aud when the latter has been premature.
y tingc'l with gray. We have seen it, like mag.
". restore the col"rs fyou,h and health. The
distinguishing property of this. We might tru.
y say. miraculous l;cstorative" is that it gives
| to the person who use, it the same head of
hair they wore IN youth. thus acting in strict
| compliance with the first and greatest of all
toilet nnkcrs--Nmturc. No one who has used
it will hesitate to unite with US in his testimony
10 its peculiar m.rit"-Corimgton (I,,d) Peo.
PIES Friend. Sold by all respectable Dl ugsis.s
| in city and country.
| April 3a, 1858 81 eow.lv
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale apon
l. liberal credit to an approved purchaser.
his Dwelling House. Store lIouse. and stock of
goods located at Mt. Csrm el 3 miles from Cal.
bonn 3 NJ ills the place is healthy aud desirA-
bio and good stand for business the build.
ings nre complete and good repair with ssgood
well Of water, garden and orchard attached-.
together with ~ acres Of Wood Land I milo
disinnt.
Ais" for Cash. fine negroes. consisting ofs
wosp"n with s children ranging from II 10 .
years Of age.
SANDIFORD HOLMES.
BIT. Carmel Abbeville District. 8. G.
May o0tlI. 1858 8 IT
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BHLY BowLEca GONE WEsr.-The Tampa
Ella } Prriisnnr of the 9th brings news of the
departure of Gen. Billy Bnwl-gs anil his party
for tho West. They left Fort My.rs on the 4tl
inst on the steamer Grey CI",ni.
TIL" number Of hostile Indians emigrai inr
voluntarily. is said to he 1855. mnking.wiib I'll.
csptivrs los. VIII" will h. taken from Flo risa
The Indians left in the country ara in thre.
parties lst the B"atnan. nn ,.bcrn. lively.
warriors and one h'y capable q hearing arms
This party Billy leaves with reluctance, and
asserts. positively. that If they c"nll have heen
f"unh they would have enigrnt,i willingly
He hopes tha, they will NOT bs killed. and savs
they will notice white flg. lie snys. further
Sam Jones is fool. and he does not cnre what
Incomes Of him. 2h. sam Jones' party, nun
herring II men with their families. inclu,iinp
sam Jones Of these, are FIVE old men and
twelve warr"ss. Sam Jones party origina lly
nnnher"f2l wtrrnr.-t Of them are on hoard
g. the Talahassers. The s'rcngti, of this pnr
ty IL not accnra ely known. but from al ,l,e
information received. numbers 8 warriors will,
their families. Billy say lie hue not seen these
lndians-for five years.
Of the los Tniians smigrating. there are 3s
men anil boys capable of hearing arms, and
claimed by Billy to be Is years and over: be.
sides these. two negroes capfble Of i~aring
arms. and probably. more belIigsrent than the
hostile Indians. The etnasn.ier-I27-are
women and chil.lren (b"ys and girls)