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ONG RTHY,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY.
". PIKE, Sole Proprietor.
Ia nm % Sucnrnnrs ttx.Et Ei..,..n,. nL:.

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JUICE of the Catawba Ora Pc
thus ahordlng additional evidence of the progress
Of American enteI prise ard industry, and OF our
ahity to produce aric es at HON Il, equal to those
made by any other M ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandt 9, IN
purity and flavor. Ii is, IN fact. the best Brandy
known. This statement is fully corroborated by the
Certificates of our most distinguished analy tcal
Chemists.
IL Ii is a sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flaiu-
lency, Cramp, Cholc, Languor, I.Os Spirits Gene
ral Debility. DO. No family should be without il,
ID ke,a price 81 81 per bottle.
:. N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. b CLARKE,
Druggist and Pha rmaceu tIst, corner of Pa avenue
and ~ street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers and customers will please forward their
OruerS. an IL SIN
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THE BEsT COUGH sYRUP IN THE
i WORLD.
: THIS ssss COUGH sYRuk " the void is
HARTSHORNE,S PECTORAL SYRUP OF

HARTSHORNF'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF
, WILD CHERRY --.s.---.. b
nounced bv medical men, and those who have used
IT, to be me best PREPARATION for Coughs, Coids.
Ca.aryh, BroSehfffs, Hodrse1sss, Sore 7Ayeaf
from Cotd, ano preventive Oft hst hon Of dis
eases, { on sumption. ..r4. - ---lf-.- e..
the tsste sotens, clears and the voice.
slays all irritation OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
NJ Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81. Sold By oil
Druggists in Washington, eorE etewn and Alexsn-
dra. 90 li-u
GORDON's ASIATiC MIXTURE-A safe
NJ speedy, and certain cure for ChQlerh- Morbus,
Elux, by sentery, DaIr and all aaeotiols Of the
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint OF Children.
There 10 no MedioIne equal 10 u; II would not m
cure an infant month old The subscriber has
used it in his family for more than ten years, and
supplied the afflicted free Of charge, with entire snc-
cess IN every case. He 10 now induced by gentle
men 10 this city, that have tested its virtue. to place
1t IN the, different Erug Stores IN Washington Tor
saie Manufactured and for sale by
]. III. GORDON,
au 20-Sm No. SIS Pa ay WashInetc ID. &.
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Cart. Gf Erg neers,
In charge of U. 8. Capitol Extensinn.

FORM OF A GVARAyTEK
ToGdpf. NJ. {. Msfgs, u. S. EHgiHsers.
We the undersigned, residents OF in tire
state OF -, hereby, Jointly and ssveraliy, cove
nant with tbs United States, and guaranty In case
TIE foregoing bid OF be acce pied, thst he or
they W. within ten days after the acceptapoe OF
the SAID bud execute the contract for ssme with
good ana sum lent suretles To perform the work or
furnish he article proposed IN conformity 10 the
terms OF the adve' tlsement under which ~ vas
made. Ard IN case the said - shall fail 10 enter
into contract sOresaid we guaranty 10 maze rood
the difference between the offer by the SAID - ard
'ho next lowest oloosr' Alb
thereby certify that, to the best of INV knovled,e
SUFFICIENT ~ ~ u
1-eOtd
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NOTICE.

i - NOTICE.
LAND WARRAN rs No. 81, s26 and 81 sl7 for
l6l acres 'ach, issued under the Of March lass
the former 10 George Felt, the latter to Martin
byIne having been lost, vii hout transfers being
made. the pubic are cautioned against the purchage
oithe same. as lea will be made 10 the Com
missioner OF Pensions for dup icates thereof
oc li-wew SETH GERRY, Tor the a,plicants
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NJ No. e25l
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

in The Se.ta Of A. w, III me oomce AZ Eta,
OF December next. be open 20 the sal, at prIynte
entry ana location 81 all vacant public ands en-
nfa e IN the following townships. which were sub
yect 70 entIf aDd tIon PRIOR 20 withdrawn beipr
amos which had been wItrdrlwn probab ly falhna
slhln the prercrbed limits al selection of the RAJ
raa1 snt to Alahama. by act Of Cong approved
Mar'h j. ls57 ou' s'nce asceTtsine1 not to be with
SAID Inn Is. viz: A
North o. the base Tine and east Of tao ST. STE.
rhSHS meridian
Township 2, OF rangessS "a, - a6 a. a. % and ~
Iownsh ,, OF rsnges % "a IS. 20 n % % and 81
Townsb p 9. ofrang. -.
Given under my hand, at the General Lard Once.
at the city OF W ashIngtoD, DC cher ~. 1873.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
90 ~ Wlcv Commss' oner.
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Ok DUPONT'S o.
Csy q w ID F. R. ID
w. ALBERT KING GEORGETOWN, d. c.. for
years past the Sole Agent 10 the District Of Column
ha for Messrs Dupont Il Co., of WImneton Del
aware. keeps instantly hand large stock of all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
by them, embracing, in part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in % and 50 H. kegs
Cannon and Musket Co., ~. :. Govern
Sporting shs FFF r ia a AND p kss:
Ducking Powder, in 81 i9l2 and Is ID kegs
-. DO. do. In l and u d. canisters
diamond Tram do. IN Id canisters
Eagle Rifle do. in 6k and I21S H. krrs
Do. DO. in and 4 h. Ca nisters
r, IF, FFF, do. ms and "a ID. canIsters
Do. do. in II Id. TASKS and can: sters
wren kine DO. In h. oanisters
and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices. and delivered free of charge to any part Of
the District.
Tho character of Dupont's Powder has been so
well aid favOrabiy known Tor half century, that
praise.
ID We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style of packages to sportsmen and
others.
IL Office No. IS High street, immediately ad
joining the canal Bridge. S-tf
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ALPHABETICAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES,

Contrasting Cards Of f,st-eIass Estuoitskmsnrs
IN att departments Of bryisess IN the eity.
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Through trial of many ~ars and through ever,
nation of civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY Pee
TORAL has been found to afford more relic and 10
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any her
remedy knowG TO mankind. Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by IL and thous-
ands OF sufferers who were deeme hey md the reach
OF human aid have been restored Ia their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and thu enjoy ments OF
life, by this all powerful antdote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here a cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye. and
and strong, whisper to all but him CoNsUapTIoN.
He tries everything. but the disease la gnawing at
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
IA ne Ia. thf
made his breathing essy; his steep is sound Al night
his appetite returns and with II his strength The
neishboThocd can be found which has not some ,y .
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
renown ,n,. u. does not emo
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
Group, Bronchitis, Hosrseness Pleurisy, Whoopr
are easily cured By the CO ERRY PECToRH'IItY n
them and they vi. ind an Ssbi. h sros.n,,o oy
from the insiduous prowler which caTnes OF The
parent sheep from many flock and the darna lamb
Autnenticsted evidence of these facts. with d,,.o-
lions for the treat nent OF each complaint may be
found IN Ayers American Almanac of which We
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
may have oefpre them the information il contains
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
Sid By 2 ID. GILMAN, Wsshinstou, and by n
cUH lS. nl'1andra. and by all dealers svery
R9WL!A.ND's MAooAssAR OIL ., sIBsv
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Nj TEETH.
WI. LOOMS. M. d., the Inventor and pate

lN LOOMS. NJ. d., the inventor and patentee
,of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per-
sonaily at his ofhoe in this CITY. hySSR
Many persons can wear these Teeth who >lIo
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my offioe can be accommodated
with any style and price of resth they may desire
hut to those who particular and sh the purest
cleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms in this citJ, 3S6 Penn. avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets also, 81 Arch street, PHILADELPHIA
sc ally
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN tat aasr pub
lcatron OF this no'ice for six WEEKS apklicatioa
WI De made to tie CommIssionsr of Pensions for
the lssus oil duplicate Of Warrant No. - 0ss,
.hder act OF Ftbrrarr Ilth, 1917 ssued TO Oscar
"a; Brown: lste Sergeant m Cspt. Korponsy's
detachnent Of Recruits intt nded for Col John
ksils Regiment OF Missouri Mounted Volunteers
In the war with Mexico. the same having been lost
hnd cdreaf sgeInet location eateT ed IN the Cen
eral Land Once, dat, this 10th day Of August,
90 is-lawsv' OSCAR NJ. BROWN.
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IN ORPHANS COURT. Ger. Ie. 1853.

I'm the .... r Ssh NSIoN SoUN1N-To uf:
IN the case of Robert Bal. Jr executor OF ~.
Bal, dec.ssed, the * ecutor aforesaid has With
the opp obatlon OF the Orphans t'ourt Of Wash-
nx,ol county, aforesaid, appointed saturday. the
lStn Gay oil November next, q the fnal sett lemeVt
ana distribution OF the personal estate of saId de-
ceased, OF the assete IN iIaac. so far the same
nave been collected and turned Ito money when
and where all the creditors Of said decea sed are
nnthed TO attend. at the Orphans Court of Wash
lngton unity. sfHe and. with their olalms prop
cry vopched, OF thew may otherwise, nv law, Sc
exc uded from all benefit said aeceas eds estate
provided a Ipy of this order be publis. ed once a
week for three weeks 10 the evening Star pTeyI-
Gus to the said 18th day OF November next
Test: I'D n ROACH r. s.,.,s' y.rIn.
True copy-Test: ED n SOScH
90 8-law3ws n er,s,ar sr;u.
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A. VAN CAMP,
toe. 70 the city and resumed b. -
greet. H.tve..11e SIN a.. and Re.ldepoe-.s1 *
Post Once. .nn 1th fbur doors from V1Yf0
ooltH
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uARTSBORNE' CURE-ALI.
- THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR D. SPEPSiA. WEAK
pGI % ~ H "a ~ NJ = BCM Els.

lt1 kt$$SfS H,x
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'nG EVE HSs M dIn
nAkTsHoRE,sc Cure kiL should he KEEP.
ness. a: It frequent res in less time than it
sas s1s Rai' the '' stem and is used
A. 'as f|cYRs.t changes Of the weather
sss. sOisIs: de- q scts upon The Nerves, Muscles,
!.msfnstis power, sIpei; al pain from the system
sRa RtTs f sTktF use OF Ht Mirb
GWH atis +" the bess Cough Syrup in the
.FS Us Fills use Tbs1
TIE sSEys ss had 2, pras store.
Own peel q hs1snd. c'''e at SfHh
IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
6STRENSTHWEHMS snd s .ssi't them b the P.r,
=: siriVsd II from %H GaTo,s With T hs S
IS "a
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which are warranted to improve any EYE Affected
sH6k cffssns fHtSSfs tending to it, Also
Persons who are oomp eled to use glasses or tboss
now using them, will be suited at first sight, Thoss
wonderful AAo"s
ooUBLE-fS3kk4J sEti, VENEZUELAN
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worlds Fair, at Paris, through their produoIp1s
oearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknovn
AAI:S II :syss Sf SPERA. SPY. and MAsNI.
rliNG GLASSES, Compasses, and Mioroscoees
lor sale at his store corner of Eighth street And
rennsyIvanlA avenue, or Eighth street No lgl h.
sween u street and Pa. avenue. O0
W DO not ntstabs tAs coyasv of STA sf,sst
=, rIloesvery reasonable, the same O. 81 his estah
...nmen. IN harose. ns-H
/Dk: H. JAMES, THE RETIRED PHYSI.
- clan. discovered, while IN the East I,nd,s.
"a certain cure for Consumption Asthma RAE
chits, Coughs. Colds, and General DebiIi,,x Th.
\ remedy vas discovered BY him when his oni1
was cured and Is now alive and we'll DesIrous +
OF benehting his fellow-mOrtas he will send Io j
those who wish It, the recipe coDtainin. f"ii a, II
rectloHs for making and using this remsd1 ~, \
on receipt OF their names. Address
su s-sm No. ls Grand st.. Jersey SccRi CIV ~ +
DIANOS FOR SALE AND To RENT
y sIeat variety OF new and second hand
PIANOS always on hand, from the faoto- :
mes OF SteInway Sons, 10 New York A NyyvJ
b. X lechenbach, In Philadeph and Kpabe A. 20
In baltimore, which will sell rent on mod.s.,.,
and easy terms, at my Piano Wareroom, No <ea liz
ss i-im' FRED'K. G. REIcHENRAcu
III oos ~" 'A' y" " ' Erfii Is
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MACCAssAR OIL u GIBBS
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MORENEW books At HEADQUARTERS
Nl SHEPHERD,
Corner Of Secenth and ID Streets,
is just receiving a full supply of
COLLEGE, AND CLASSIC BOOKS
In public and private Schools.
IL Cheap, Cheaper Cheapest. seS0
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ADIEs' HAIR WORK REPAIREp. or taken
Mandatory. Pa. avenue between sth and 10th SITS
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Dentistry,&e,

nEN Y.-Dr. THOMAS o. HILLS,
~ Once go Penn. avenue, next to eau
neps-Hls operations embrace o II the lat Sp$7@
est improvements, aud by the use OF the ~1lLD
Cheoptastlo Process he makes whole partial sets
of Teeth superior those made by any other plan,
at half the prices charged for geld Specimens and
testimonials exhibited. he 10 the only agent for
in Washington. . A. S-ly
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322 Pa AVENUE 1922
Travellers in want of TRUNKS should not fail to
the entire basement floor, where they viilENk1n&
ind eve description Of hne and medium k1fD
snS PA RhE fTERAHIhER trPIEs lREss
LlSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, O. that
may be reauirsd, At eheag and moderate prices.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.
SD Pennsy lvania avenue,
an 25-u between 9Th and 10th streets.
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G. A r X / A 8 z 3.
l. HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory, making il now ono of the LARGEST -
In the District, where his facilities for
manufa ctunng all kinds Of CAR-ASE
RAG IA Pnd LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
Al, kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
sAlf.
ly attended to,
Second hand Carriages aken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW j, JOYCE
d lott corner OF 18th and F. sts.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITES.
A0NEYHL0AN - STOCK SB0VAIfIISl
~ nd 0SSssjs ~ aesSssy.
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is authentic In 1t will he found statement Of The
birth of Jackson, substantially the as the above
Also, a map Of the Waxhaw settlement, on which Is
marked Jaclsons birtI,pIace accompanies the h'st
number
But the testimony rests not here. Many years ago 10
was mooted whether General jackson was born In this
State or lust the line in North Carolina Col james
H. Wiihcrspoon then prominent citizen Of this dis
tric and intimate friend OF Jackson S. addressed to him
letter of inquiry his birthplace The reply VI Gen
Jackson was fun and particular lie states that he was
born IN the Wsxhaws A man ought 10 know whore he
was born Doubtless Gen. jackson was, time and again
nlrncl Inv bis mohernnd fricl Major Crawford whcrs
he was born and the exact spot pointed out to him
Io was wcllngh grown before he left tho Waxhaws and
must have been well informed OF Its locality.
2 In conclusion, will mention that Martin I. cnw-
ford esq the grandson Of Major Robert Crawford, IL now
the owner of an old negro woman who was playmate
Of jackson in early childhood Phis IL upwards of 80
years old and can point the exact spot on which stood
the house in which Gen. jackson was born.
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CHARLES SILALER, ESQ, or PENNSfLFA-
MA.

TO NE Members Of Hs Democratic Coarenton for he fIkt
Congressional District
GESTIEMEN My having been brought promi-
nently before the public candidate for Congress- and
some of my friends having avowcd an intention OF sub
mtng it to your votes at the meeting of the conven-
ton to be held this day. take the liberty of submitting
my views upon Of the prominent questions OF pub
lie policy which now agitatc tho county and State
q
AS regards the Lecompton question, which is u
dead letter as matter of practical influence, have no
hesitation in saying that consider the course OF the
President upon the subject dictated by WISDOM sagac
ity and patriotism and that the opposition of Mr. Doug
las and his friends fcous and unwarrantcd by the
,sagcs of the parythat it has tended to create conf
sion in the democratic ranks and may lead to the ulti
mate defeat of the party That Mr. Douglas has shown
himself recreant 10 his own principles, and after taking
the wind out of Gov Walkers sails, has run his own
bara,e plump ashore the quicksands of black republi
canisn on which sincerely hope he will remain long
time before the democracy will assist in getting his po
litical ship again afioat
AS to the tariff assume the doctrine of Gen. Jackson
upon this subject that the country is entitled to judi
cous tariff which means understand it, tariff that
whilst it furnishes abundant revenue incidentally pro-
tects home interests am OF the opinion that the pres
en tariff Of duties requires revision, and that proper
revision of it would encourage and ought to encourage
domestic manufacture My views on the subject We're
given at large in address published amongst the pro-
ceedings of the convention of iron manufacturers which
assembled at Pittsburg years since. adhere to
those principles now and ut the time they given
had politic, aspirations, trust what now say will
not be considered AZ mantle put for the purpose Of
covering political tergvcrsaons OF procuring votes
IT, with the expression Of these sentiments upon the
several subjects touched upon, can receive the votes of
the convention for Congress- shall be grated with such
expression of your confidence in my political integrity
think shall Arrays be found by the pubic upon the
platform on which place myself in this ietter. II other
counses should prevail shall feel no socitude for my
SELF hut much for the union of the democratic party, and
as have labored for hong period in sustaining that
union shall never favor it. have heretofore
permitted any private personal disappointment to srr
Inc from my course of political Independence.
The democratic party and its prosperity, which is the
prosperity this great country, and the perpetuity of
the Union shall be first, midst and last in my mind
my maxim olerftud and feel convinced that what
ever may for time to cast cloud its pros
pects the sober second thought Of the people will
eventually It's triumph and that the temporary OBJ
scuration will only tend to increase its lustre.
am, gentlemen, your democratic icliow-citzan,
CHAS. SIIALER.
pt1src Am m
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PTrsDuRo, August 10, 1853.
GEN. JACKS0Ns BIRTHPLACE.

The Lancaster Ledger in noticing the recent letter OF
Col Davenport of Virginia, claiming Gen. Andrew
jackson Virginan, says
That if the statement put forth by those good old peo
Pile of Virginia. upon which Col. Davenport predcates
his claim establishes the fact that "Anrew Jackson
was born in that State and removed with the intention
of coming to this district it does not follow that that
Andrew Jackson the warrior and statesman of his
tory.
The family of Jackson was Scotch and cmgrated at an
early period to the north of Ireland Andrew Jackson,
the father of Gen dickson, with his Hugh and Rob-
ert left Ireland ami landed in Charleston in l7G5, and
removed to the Naxhaws, there to reside Mai Robert
Crawford, with others Of the Crawford family, came over
with him, and likewise settled in the Waxhaws An
drew Jackson died shortly after his arrival in this
try aud just before the birth of his Andrew The
latter born the 18th day of March, 1861.
The Jacksons in rather INDECENT circumstances
but Maj Crawford wealthy man, and, by the mar
rage Of OF his brothers with the sister of Andrew
Jacksons tsr.) wfcs sister, was somewhat family con-
nexion and the firm and undertaking friend of the Jack
sons. From the best information can gather, the
mother Of Gen jackson had left the place where her hus
band first settled and at the time Of the birth of her son
Andrew WAS living place belonging to Mai Crawford
and very to his place Of residence. In very short
time after that cvcntthe birth of Andrew Maj Craw-
ford took her to his own house and it was her home
til her death
Major Crawford took good care OF his proegc and was
repaid by fal affection that died only when the old
hero himself ceased TO exist The descendants of Major
Crawford numerous, and the tradition of the family,
to the birth place of jackson, Is have above
stated There numerous relations of Gen Jackson
now living in this districtsom of them second
snsand the tradition among them is that Gen Jack
born in the Waxhnws. This tradition is not
vague and uncertan ii positive direct and is founded
upon information handed down from parents to their
children There and women now here, and
many of thcm who have converscd with persons Of
doubted veracty who wae present at the birth Of Gen.
jackson. Some Of those who present were near
relatives, and gave years ago, their testimony to
I'D
Waxhaws All the above can be verified il necessary,
by and women among us of unquestioncd char
acteIs.
This is sufficient, think, to rebut the claim of Col
Davenport but there is further testimony We refer
the several lives of jackson particularly to that of
dali We believe it never completed, hut several
numbers were published. This work was dictated by
Gen Jackson hinlselfis in fact autobiography
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FROM SALT LAKE ARRIVAL or THE MAIL At
ST JOSEPH
Irrom the 81. Joseph'a journal, Ang 2adl

From Josephs Journal Ang. 23dl
The mail from Great Salt Lake City arrived, under
conductor T. P Connor the of Saturday. the
list inst The mail left Salt Lake the 3st Of July.
Itwa rumoIed that Brigham Young had decampcd for
parts unknown the Thursday before the mail left but
Mr. Connor places but little reliance in this He
bor G. Kimball guarded by the Morlnons. Mr. Con-
had an interview with him The Mormons be-
coming rather saucy to the Gentiles. MIR. Connor
sent thrtyve miles in advance of the mail with inn
porant dispatches to Col Hoffman, at Fort Brdger The
returning volunteers, under Colonel Bee, ovcraken
and passed at the three forks of Swecwater At Patter
sons ranch the I7th instant, Frcnchman and
Spanard fell out about OK and the Spannrd shot the
Frenchman in the temple and killed him instantly In
attempting to arrest the Spaniard he was killed The
dead body Of another man found ON Plum Creek,
thirty two miles from Kearny He was supposed tohavc
been murdered.
for the States when last seen four missing and the
other were leading the horses of the others The
four supposed to have been murdered.
A few DAYS since the Pawnces and Arrapahocs met
the Pawnec Fork about nno miles above the Little Blue
and fought another great battle in which number were
killed on both sides. The Pawnees of conquerus
Near the battlefield female burned and from the
of her hair she is supposed to have been white
The Pawnces charge this inhuman and lmrbarous
deed the Ariappahocs The Pawnecs have since made
attack Patterson nche destroying the corn and
stealing everything they could lay their hands on
From Cottonwood Springs to within nine miles Of Font
Ksarny large herds Of buffalo The mail party
encountered rain and hail storm the North
fork of the Platte which lasted four hours and behaved
the mail one day. Dan Patterson came passenger from
Fort Kearny far his ranch DR. Mills of the army
and Mr. Gichat of Salt Lake passengers to this
city.