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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF FURNI
~ rURE &c.-On RIDAY MORNING next 18th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will Sc the late resi-
dence of Mrs. Com. Cassln, deceased, the entire
Personal fleets,
Mahogany eide, Dining, and Centre Tables,
do. Sofa, Mahogany and Gene seat Chairs,
Looking glasses, Curtains, Carpets,
Dressing and other Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses, Bedding,
Dining room and Kitchen Furniture,
Crockery, Glass, Iron and Tin Wsre.
Also. SILVER Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c.
Terms cash.
fe l5ts BARNARD& BCCKFY Aucts
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 81 so per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
ian % I'm J. FUssRII
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u sleightng was the order Of the day at Pc
tersburg, Va, on Saturday last the streets being
made merry throughout the day with the ngling
of the bells ).
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IL The public meeting that did NOT take place
In New York, called to oppose the admission OF
Ramsay into the Union, was very large
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The Bay STATE Mills Cemn.,x

BosroS, Feb. lS.-Judge Thomas. Of the -,
preme Court Of this State, has grs pted perpetus;
INDUCTION against the Bay State Mills Compsny
tue receivers to be appointed by tbe creditofs
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BOLD PIcAPOCKkr-Between seven and
Night O'Clock last night, Mrs Lowe, who keeps
Sssf fS biseestofe the Avenue, while walking ON
y .. TsntkSsreet in company with friends had
~ - ~ ppcket picked OF buckskin purse contain
S%sy Of asy WIZ 81 dS
bAak q Baltimore, counterfeit gold dollar, aud
sisssss 49, SfouDt Of spece-altogether about $50
stOrly before ,ae missed The money, youth
fpI emily sixteen or seventeen years Of age
soas.t iol the money a at that ,@s H. S sns
IA Gaeed IA. vicinity Of Baptist Alley he
.ssss Dined . ,om ale and escaped
.1,1.l- CH0K Sd UP SawERs requested to call
tie attention OF the authorities to the condition
Of the d op sewer at the corner Of Prnns ylvania
avenue and Four and a half street which Is con-
siantIy choked up by reason of the trash which
floats into IL whenever rain stoI occurs, s to
prevent thu water which accumulates there from
Rowing of, and thus IL remains, producing a
disagTr-aLle and contagious cTea-ing stencil.
which is a nuisance to the whole neghborhood
Every heavy rain that falls floods this portion Of
the avenue with pool Of water, which only dis
appears under the gradual effects of the IS
rays, and sometimes rrmaius annoy ance 10 the
place foT weeks together.
HANNAH WILSON sent to the workhouse
the other day for disorderly conduct-dida' ike
the arrangements there-ran away-got into a
rass In Baptist Alley with a colored siSter-col
ooea sister threw sedldiBg water into Hannah =
fsc--Hannah Travelled fom that locality
into another muss last nght-was hauled up by
the officers and This morning was r-instattd in
h-r late quz. teI the work house, very niue IA To
ker satisfaction -
REIISIOU- Manufacturing week past, a
series Of religious meetings Of peculiar interest
have b~rn in progress IT the 9Th street Methodist
Protestant Church, and still continue Among
the ministers present aid the pastor. Rev. DR.
Sxenizel, are Rev J. J. Murray, ID. d., Revs.
Roberts and George ID. Hamilton Of the Mary
land Conference
SUPREME COUkr-TE,Sday-Thom J Rev.
nolds, Esq, OF New York, admitted at
torney and counsellor Of this Court.
NO ~ Cyrus ii. Mccormick, appellant, rs
Waite Talcott et al survivors Of John n. Man
pey The arysm Of this conc luded
by Nj Dickersou for the appellant. Adjourned
AxoSe the freight by the steamer VIM. Jen
kins, at Baltimore yesterday from Boston, were
trn oxen brought from Maine, to be used fol
hauling stoae at the Treasury Department They
are fne specimens, and cost some 81 200.
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Bye. r. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
IN THURSDAY MORNING, 18th inst, at on
" O'Clock, we shall sell, in front of the store
corner " 9Th street and Pa svsnue. large assert
inent OF Crookery and Furniture, which wil be sod
W5rhout reserve, 70 close consignment.
Trade invited. Terms % sale. b.. 81. . =
"a, &C. K. L. CROWN 4 Co. Auots,
u No. so, corner Of 9Th street and Pa. ave.
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fe 4-eO&ds

NTARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of hen
Nl facias under the lien law issued from the clerks
Office ofthe Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
for the County of ashing ton, and TO directed,
will expose to public sale, for CASH IN front of the
Court House door OF said county, on WEDNFS
DAY, the oath of February 1885, at O'Clock H. the
following described property TO wit AL defendants
right, title, clam. and interest and to the three
Frame Houses erected on Lot No, S. In reservation
ID, on Maryland avenue, between ~ and CIT SITS, in
the City of Washington, ID. c., seized and levied
upon as the property of James B. Jockey, and will
be sold to satisfy Judicals No 49, to October term
1857, in favor Of Smith Fowler.
]. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
ian S0-dts for the District of Columbia,
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Sailing Of the Arabia.

INV loRK. Feb. 1.-THE mail steamer Ar,bt
sailed TINS forenoon, with $500, 600 I'm specie +,
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By 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
4 trust from Jesse X eeer, recorded among the
land records of w ashngton county, the District
OF Columbia. In Lber ]. A. No.ll7, foios la, ct
seq the undersigned will sell at public auction, to
thehighest bidder, on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF
February, 1853; at O'Clock p. front Off pre-
misses, part Of Lot No. s. In Square No $50, b.gn-
ming for the same at the southwest corner Of said
square. and running thence due north with the line
OF sd street west II feet ', inches the lot
thence east Is feet thence south II feet Ii inches TO
the line of street north, thence with the line of
street north IS feet to the beginning. with the i'm
proyements thereon which consist o6a new and well
Dullt three story Brick Building This property 10
situated at the corner ofSd and streets square
IN the of the h dwellings recently erected by
Mr.. douglas and others, and Is in q mort rapidly I'M
proving part OF the CITY.
Terms: 81 -2O oash; balance IN I, 2, and wears;
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day of sale. deed
given and deed of trust taken. All conveyance
at the cost of the pu rchaser.
If the purchaser or purchasers should fail TO com
ply with the terms OF sale In ten DAYS after the day
OF sale, the trustee the right TO resell
property at the risk and cost of the FIRST purchaser
or purchasers, by giving three days notice in the
National Intellls enoer.
J. H. GODDARD, gI, Trustee
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BY A. GREEN. Auotiones,

BY a. GREEN, Auotioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. m ,ru
n n BETwEES I.AND NJ STRkErs. AT Aero"
On WEDNESDAY. the nth :nstsnt. 1 shan sell a,
5O'elock p. m, two hsn1 some Boild,nr LOTS f1ont
ing on lh 81 west q feet es and runnI M rack
woe siiey ll6 feet, being lots Nos. IS and Ia IN
square NO; as agreeable 10 subdivision The whole
oonIaihs A2i square feet. Each lot will be sold sep
e ess,ir We deem u Unnecessary say any thing
IelauVe 10 the location of the above DESCRIBED
properly, as t 10 well known To he one of the most
sale on 7th street. A" io'
Terms: One half cash: balance in six months, the
purchaser or purchasers To give a note for lhe de
ferred pay ment, bearing interest from the day of
SAFE. A deed given and a deed of trust taken
Ie L-a A. GREEN, Auct.
49, BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.
SALE OF FINE FUR AND BUFFALO
- hobRs AT ucTIoN On THURSDAY, 18Th in
stant, AZ ten O'Clock m, we vii sell, at our auo-
ton rooms, an invoice of fine Fur Robes, as
Fine Hudson Bay Lined X obes,
Extra do, do. do. do.
Do. do do. edged do.
Genette and Bear Robes,
BuH alo PLAIN and lined Robes,
Also, Fur, and Hair Seal Coats,
Collars, Gloves, &C., &c.
Terms cAsh.
fe lists WALL & BARNAR d, Aucts.
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CARIBOU sincere thanks hereby ten
N dered to our customers and the public generally
for their kind Indulgence IN granting us the prIvI-
lege of closing store on Friday and Saturday of
last week and on this day Monday for the purpose
of taking correct inventory OF our stock.
Wewi open the store on Il esday, ebruary 18th
when we will be prepared to offer the balance of the
quality Of goods can be bought In asy part Of the
country. 49,
Those who have not settled their accounts will
please call and attend to them without fu Their de.
fay we desire to close the business speedily
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
fe 1851 Corner of Pa. avenue and 9th st.
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DkIkoir' FEB B.-Tke Peninsular Bank .
this cry resumed Business to-day.
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LIME ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
L friends and the public that We have at last sue
ceeded in having IL large quantity of ALES of yarI-
ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee lie the finest aud the arg varI-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing a moe article of Ale can have
1t by ing for either the following brands,
viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil
adelphia and X. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and Xxx Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers; will be
attended to. Army SHlNN,
Union BOttling Depot, 81 Green street.,
did GEORGETOWN, ID. e.
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Health Of Bishep P.,,.,

GREENsBrRG, Pa, Feb. L-Bishon po,,., 49,.
morning evinced decided symptoms of Tsra,'..'
from bis recent severe attack Of s,ckp~Ss u
sitting up, and Is able 10 walk about hi, roo, .
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AUCTION SALES,
O-DAY = To-MORROW MoRN,p


By WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
Csrss, Of Pssnsy!edsia a..ns, azd sfs s,,.,.
SStSssS sftvRGRRL t wASRfc MT22ErFHl SE
s NJ = iis kSfsSs
'iss. if4ia Of vi'AGS. hTii';Ss .no.s STOCK
( By BADEN a LowNDs. Auot,o...-.
I've, Z. Markef spare, betrsss ia and s,S 90,
uARDWARE, CUTLERY AND RIiIG NJ,
II MArERiAL TO BIZ SOLD wITHour EnsxpINNo
We val. commence the sale. At our store of AZ.
ING At 10 clock and centinae each morpns IN,
the whole stock is closed out. We name IN part
Planes OF all KINDS,
Saws Of every description,
kasps. Braces, samners, Hatchets,
sres.. Hinges Hinges. Lo sRD's hey ys Hoes.
Nails. and Carpenter Tools Of every variety,
Housekeeping Articles,
Plated spoons sps %u and Forks, rt -'
And every thing pertaining to BuiidpS,. e'' &C.
s,eotfaIIS ;nv9s6 and persons generally are re-
Terms Of sale: All sums of and under slo, cash
sndo,ssd ~ D. = and months, with satisfactory
fe la-tf BADEN & LowNDs. Auct.
By J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF a, n
MN ~ W TIScA Sp LI9UoRs,0n sA.TU RDAY
second door Of the suction rooms. eorSsf of Of ss
the most ns ,h. sell Of
ever offered IN this market-many Of them benz
PIIcnasea az the sale of the private stock OF
Baltimore. 1870 " hee vi
These Liquors will be guaranteed A represen,-
90, anu gentlemen In want Of choice Liquors are
respectfully invited TO attend the sale.
Terms cash.
fe le-d J.C.McGUIRE, Auct.
1TTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb a. az
fe I5-2t JAS. c. Mcguire, Auct'r.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
SALE or VAIEARTE IN

BY &c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uN,
recorded IN iiber J. A. s. No. lss, fSo 81. e. seq
NEs lS the 81 day ' Of sbraa r fss ocfoOk
p. M. at the SUCTION store OF Jas c McGqlre, on
west, the whole of Square 1854. fronting tSs feet
inch on each OF north ana street, ana 20 lee ton
Square No. 732, fronting 81 feet LIST street east,
sets cen south and streets, by one hundred feet
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
SIX twelve and Is months for notes bearing interest
PROPERTY and if not comple led with in five days after
the sale The property will be rssod upon one weeks
All SA Ttssee
Ag 80 q, s a. + Is s POSTPONED I
I SA wt 9! hss HfE Ess. s::s
NJARsHAL'S SALE.-In vlrtue Of i've wrlts Of
issued from the clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court
inston and to me directed shall pose to public
sale for CASH tr9Ht g Tie Court our o1se deeI Of
rusry, 1885, at Y O'Clock m. the following described
property, 10 wit, viz Part Of Lot l. IN square west
Sssiains a. the southeast corner Of said Lot No /.
running thence west along the line of street north
IL feet thence north IS feet, thence east IL feet,
hsf part Of Lot No H. in .ad h.sp.rs fTontns On
with the rear Of said Lot Mol, 20 feet inches
purchased by John NJ oGa-vey of Messrs. Ennis and
Woodward; also, the other undivided molety Of
Lot No. IL, said square, and that part of Lot No.
1, said square. commencing for the same at point
corner of SAID Lot, and running thence on street
west q feet inches hence northwardly and psral-
Of SAID Lot eastwardy Is feet inches thence south
wardy to beginning together with all and singular
as the property of John McGarvey, and will be sold
to satisfy Judicsls No. $50, SIS, S56, ST. and 49, to
January term 1885, in favor Geo. Lowry, Howell
SIribling, Timothy O'Donohue q Son, Patrick Led
wage, and Getty Williams. 49,,
j. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
ian q dts for the district Of Columbia.
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RAM ~ Ksa,n eo 5.The Northern Bank.
been rechar'ered BY the Legislatur, For ,.rs,,s
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TIL, "Sisy,ILK Feb. ia private dispatch saw
snu y. b Twyle, who kidnapped two free n.
s.oes at Geneva, New York and sold ons a.
lear. ~ nus state, has been arrested in New or
OF Kentucky s''''oa ITO" tne OoSsrHo
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+ AIDES, PLEASE READ

MBROTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS.
"A Put uI IN COOP CAsrs.
A 6ns assortment Of eases from 50 csnts TO O.,
reotype, or Melsainotypes. Warranted rood life-
pesses.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. ave., bet. sth and 9Th streets,
ian 2-tf Msrlet Scaas
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The Peninsular Bank Of De,rai,
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EOR RENT.-i FIST class X RESIDENCE at
Il the corner of Fayette and 4th streets, George
town. Terms moderate. Apply TO Mrs. ANN X.
O'NEALE. jan 25-eolm
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Tvo
H Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between 18th
ana 18th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis JeWsiry Store
VIII De let low to permanent tenant. W ould make
Statioaer, ian 1871
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DOARDING.-MISS GWYNN. occupying Mrs.
ID Raphael Semme's house, in GEORGETOWN, First
street Smiths Row, can accommodate several fam
ian Y Inn
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have received the highest recommendation 81 tie
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing q
cearness and easness of vision heretofore unk novn
In any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compssses, and Microscopes
for sale at his store, Of Eighth ard
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No. az, be-
tween ID street and Pa avenue.
III , Do sot mistake the eOrHer Of STA street.
Prices very reasonable, the same st has estab-
lishment in Europe. n9-u
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FOR REIT AID BALE.

LUX RENT.-Thst large and desirable RESI-
= DENCE on ] street.. opposite Franklin Square,
recently IN the occupancy Of Judge DAM eli. N, g.
supreme Court. For terms, & O.. apply to The ad-
feItiseI. southwest corner of 18th ana Streets
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kNOk SALE.-The Stock and Fixtures of the
Il DRUG STORE No. 54A Mass. avenue, Will
De sold very loE, as the owner compelled 10 omit
me busiaess. The Store can be rented with the
Uses; or address 6. c. T., City Post Once.
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COST FOR 9ASH.-From February Ist |
"A will otter my entire stock of DRY GOODS at
cost for cash. w. r. HURDLE,
fe42w High street. Georg etnwn, ID. e.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


TANAor., Pa, Feb. l6.-J. Edu.ra R,-,..
superintendent OF the Little 80 huyikUl Rsiiros 4
and Duncan Weir, mine agent wer, ,afn.rs,s'
by the gas in the coal mines her. ves,sSts
The bodies were recovered Al midnight.
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PROPERTY.-AF FAR OF al acres of Land,
situated in Buckingham county Va. with Stock and
Mil, and Engine attached. INQUIRE Of ". DU.
LIN. on g street south, between ~ and 9Th SITS,
ian
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES

TI,HIs IL TO GIVE NoTlCE-Thst the .uo
Of Washington county, IN the Distinct Of Columbia.
letters of administration, With the viii annexed. 90
Washinxton county, deceased. All persons hsvns
clAims against the SAID deceased are hereby warped
the subscriber, or before the Sd day Of February
next; they may otherwise BY hv be sxeinded RON
Given under my hand this Sd dAy OF fsorosv' IN
'H'' JOHN RICHIE. Admis'r w. A.
N.B.-All persons having ousIness ylfb ne sos ~
estate can call upon Or. Joshua - hA'ohe' %
Gsorgetowu. ID. C.. a. ny 3ent prrCuIE
q llawsv' soaN
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THE WAY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
will offer my entire stock of Dry Goods at prime
cost. The stock Is complete and ali of the foods
have been purchased for cash, therefore you can
save your money bS calling early, and get
A heavy Brown Cotton at 81. Good White Flannel
at 1871,
A heavy Bieach'd Cotton at SO; French erinos at
GA worth SIPS,
Buck Gauntletts at &c., worth 81.
Callcoes and lnghams, Hosiery, j. c., 90 at
w. X. HURDLES,
fe 42w No. 90 High ST.. Georgetown, d. c.
PEDUCING STOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH,
JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. ll9 Bridge street, Georgetotcn, ID. C.,
wishing to reduce his stock poss by the
st of March, will sell from this date every descTlp
tiOn OF WINTER GOODS AT reduced prices for
cash.
Fancy Colored Dress Silks,
Printed Mousline Delaines,
MeIlno. Paids and Poplins,
French MerinOs,
Shawls, Scarfs
Clocks, &C.,
wall be sold at q VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. Prompt customers supplied u pom
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered to st instant. he tenders his grateful
know led and will be under many oblig
to all who have not. to do by cash note at their
earliest convenience.
ian 81 l. III. SMOOH.
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The deaths in this cf v
during the month Of January, so far az reported,
were follows:
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By J. c. McGUIRE. Auct,onee,

1CETHE ABOVE SALE L. POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb, n. AZ
fe I5-H JAS. c. Mcguire, Auct'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-20

terror, though quite conscious of all that was hal
penng. Il was like what patients, partially I'M
der the influence Of clloroform, describe, who
see all the op ratiun but feel not the knife. The
singular condition was not the result OF any mem
tai process The shake annhlated fear, and al
lowed 10 sense Of horror in looking round at the
beast. This peculiar state is probthly produced
in all animals killed by the carnivuri and. II 50,
is "A mcrcilul provision by our benevolent Crca-
tor for lc,sening the pain Of death. Turning
round to relieve myself uf the weight, AS he had
one paw on the back of my head. | saw his G rs
directed to Mebawc, who vas lrying to shoot
him at n distance Of ten or fifteen yards. tbs
gun, a flint one. missed fire in both barrels. The
lion immediately left me, and attacking Nchalwc,
bit his thigh. Another man, whose life | had
saved before, after he had been tossed 10y bui-
iaIo, attempted tn spear the lion while he was
lung Nlrbalwc. lie left Mcbalwc and caught
this man by The shoulder but at that moment
the bullets he had received took effect and he
fell down dead The hole was the work Of a
few moments, and must have been his paroxysm
OF dying rage. In order to take out the charm
FROM him. the Bakala on the following day made
a huge bonfire over the carcass which was de-
clarcd TO he that of the largest lion hey had cv-
or seen. Besides crounchug the bone into splint-
ers, he left eleven teeth wounds on the upper
part OF my ann a wound from is animal ;
tooth resembles gun.shut wound It is geuerlly
followed by a great deal Of slcnghnl and dis
charge and pains are itit in the part periodically
ever afterwards. | had a tartan Jacket on, On
the occasion, and ! believe it wiped the virus
from the teeth that pierced the flesh, for my two
companions in this ail'ray have both suffered from
the peculiar pains, while | have escaped with
only the Inconvenience Of false joint in my
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-20
SWALLOWING AN INDIAN.

in the early >culru..u Of Cherokee, Georgia,
pt,nr To the removal Of he aborigines in many
Gas, in The Superl ouits Of the valou, coun-
ties, either one or more of the parties were Ia
dans The first Solicitor General OF the Cir
emit Court was, at the time we speak t. a young
lawyer, who had tui lately removed beyond the
Chaltahon, hce from oae OF the Older counties Of
the state. He has ,ince received from his t, l.
low citizens Offices OF h9nur-haying represented
them frequently i the Congress of the United
States, and served ON he Judicial Bench.
Among the Indians who gave great trouble to
the courts, was notorious old ragabond, rcuic-
ing N the name Of Sw ow--a drunken, quar-
relsume old ,cnundrei. evrrlastin.ly ON the civil
or rrinln docket. On Il certain occason he
was the defendant in cause trird before a Jury.
The evidence having been submitted and the
lur, charged, they retired and soon after came
III with verdict, which was handed to The 81
licor. Now the rralcr will be good enough
to bear in mind that the Solicitor was of an ex-
ciahle Temperament, and whenever unduIy eX-
,r'lsed he invariably ,taumrred and stuck. ="
Ga tins Gee lson, lac began to read
ave, he j'dy, iinu that said defendant, Swal-
low, an Indian"
llrDe. a. our friend. Billy Martin, would saw,
the SodciiorS moHh hung fire" and he tried
again
I'VE, the jury, find that the sad defendant
Swallow, an ludiau'-and here there was an
other refusal to go OIL"
The eyes of the whole court, Judge, iurv
lawyers, and spectators, were upon the Solicitor,
who was by tbs tine In a sweat" Just here
Jim Il, who SAT almost undo, him, looked
up and rnquired, in an audible volce;-
And he did do it ~
"(rs, he dld." WIS the Soil &r's indignant
reply.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-20

An ApvENrUl WlTm A LIoN.-When ir
the an OF ranung down the bullets. heard a
shout. Starting an looking halt round, saw
he hon just in the act of sprnging upon me.
was upon llrir hight lie caught my shoulder
ID, h. sp any; aud we 10Th came to the ground
hrIow together GroNln. horribly close to my
ear, he shook me as a terrier dog does a rat. The
shock produced supor similar 10 that which
seems to b. felt by mouse after the first shake
Of the at 1t caused a sort of dreaminess IN
which there was NO sense Of pain nor feeling OF