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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-06-17
$50 ACRES,


containing about
$50 ACRES,
Thirty three acres tn woodland, and sufficient
quantity of marsh land for grazing purposes, the
balance arabic land, the greater part of which
will compare with the best land in the neighbor-
hood. 1t has good and substantial fence upon
it, and it could be made one of the best grazing
Farms in the county for the size of It, 1t also has
great advantages regards shipping of produce,
&C., having landing upon the place. 1t IS also
convenient to mills, there being steam-mil adj
joining and water-mill in sight. There are
Blacksmith and Wheelwrght Shops, Post Office
and Stores adjoining, which conveniences COM
bined are Of great consideration in the purchase
of land.
The Improvements consist of a
n 4GA a small DWELLIN G. fine BARN
&<Ii lie with SHED and CORN HOUSE
<zzsaEzzsaz@F Farm two never-faifing springs Of
pure water The land IS well adapted to the
growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in three equal in
stalments of one, two and three years; the defer:
ed payments to be secured by bond and security
to be approved by the subscriber. Ifthese terms
should not suit they will be made still easier
Possession given the 1st day of January, 1859
J. THOMAS COTTON.
Aliens Fresh, Md, June II, 1858-tf :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-06-17

CADDLERY-Sad Brides, Martngals, &c.
- For sale by VIM. BOSW ELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-06-17

BIG General Scott is in Washington making
change the destination Of the large body of
troops now on their way to Utah, as they will
not now be wanted in that territory.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-06-17
A FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber wishes to. sell his Farm, situat
Il ed at Aliens Fresh, Charles County, Md.
containing about
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-06-17

by 10 cents per 800 on 81, no.
1888, it being the amount
Of assessable property of
the county subject to State
Tax,
by So cents per 500 on 81, 1885,
827, it being the amount
ofassessable property of the
county for the year 1858.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20

See advertisement Of Dr.. sANFoRD's LIVER IN
VIG0RAT0R, in another colulhn Of this paper
mY7 dAW
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

We are continually receiving additions to stock OF
Gas Fixtures Shades, &C. and prepared to furnish
public and private buildings the most favorable
terms. We the agents for this city for the sale of
THE CAROEL BURN ER,
which Fof giving the most brilliant light while
it consumes the least quantity Of gas. trial OF is
convincing proof Of Is
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY.
1t very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where steady light is needed.
Terms One Price-Cash.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
pau Qtat rIo,.,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20

One Hsll at the Academy is constantly open to the
public who invited visit the collection of Paintings
Engravings, &c. The choicest engravings and every
kind OF Artists Materials for sale at Importers prices
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
a, DIR. BRO ADBE Tvs
M Medical once,

81 AtX For Ten Years to come, will be at 14s Court
WTNdE W street near Revere House, Boston, estab
isbed or speciay treating aud curing all Diseases Of
sbe rhoat Cheat Heart Lunya Throat and Respiratory
Organs Once hours, daily from a. m. to p m. Ad-
vice free ,.,,,-,.,
n pr,.,itent the eminent Physongst, private medl-
cal Treatise on the Early Decay Of American Youth Sem
ina weakness and other diseases Of the sexual organs
and Sav be had by calling at bis Office, or IL viii be
mailed In sealed envelope any part OF the countryree
OF charge on receipt OF two letter stamps er postage.
TO rnE LAuIKa-- Ladies' troubled with irregularities,
nd oher complaints peculiar 10 the female
sys'sm, win And q speedy e,'s by calling 40 above
~ dialy
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20

CAUTION TO TIL e PUBLIC
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAPPS.
ROYAL SCHNPP5
DIR. W00LF sCHNAPPs.
AL0NZ0 WOLF SOHNAPPS.
Purchase Gin pnt up in bottles under the above
brands, with labels claiming to possess medical properties
They all common mixed Gin put up in imitation OF
my genuine Schnapps for the purpose of decevng the
public. UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
Sole MaHUIacturer and only Importer of tie Genuine
Sohtedam Schn0pps.
FOR SALE BOSTON BY
l D. RICHARDS & SONS, 65 and 81 State street
EDWARD GOODMAN d co, 95 state street.
SAM'L Q. COCHRAN h CO., 80 Congress street.
WEEKS POTTER, I64 Washington street.
SETH PEOKER, 20 Elm street.
A l.. CUTLER, AZ india street.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS, & co.
CARTER, o0Lo0RD, d PRESTON, Hanover and Port
land streets.
BUBR, FOSTER, l. CO., Cornhil
SAMUEL N. VIM. A BREWER, 90 and % Washing
ton street.
A. 8. MANSFIELD, 159 Milk street.
je2 d&wis3m
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20

In this city, 18th inst the infant son Of Chas and
Eslher J. Beloher, aged days.
Ia Westboro' 16h Inst, Emma Augusta, youngest
daughter Of Mrs Warren Gale, aged 10 years 10 mos
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
HARVEY NICHOLS.
IL, 1858. auI2 d6wts

A SSIGNEES' SALE OF REAL ES-
fA TAT E by order of the Court Of Insolvency. we
shall sell at Public Auction all right, title and in
terest Assignses of the Estate of Nathan M Muszy
in and unto Real Estate described in Mortgage Deed
dated June 23d, 1866, of Nathan NJ Muzzy to William
T. Merrheld recorded in the Registry Deeds for the
County OF Worcester, Book $685. Page So described as
foowsA certain tract Of land situate 10 Worcester in
said county, beginning at the south esstery corner
thereof, and at the nOrheaserly Of land of P
Dexter Tiffany, and on the west side of Eden street;
thence by said Tdanys land eighty feet, land of Chas
W. Freeandi thence northery by said Freeland's land
Ave feet to corner of land or formerly Of Cyru
Bliss thence northerly by the land last mentioned
wentyiour and half feet to the south west corner of
land of John Green thence essterIy by said line about
eighty three and ha feet until it reachts point
which is 10 range with the westerly line of said Eden
street. and at the distance OF eghtyseve feet the
hrst mentioned bound at the corner OF said Tifany's
land thence southery by land of John Green and the
west side OF said Eden street. to the place of beginning
together with certain rights mentioned in Deeds of
passing and re passing said Eden street.
said sale will be made the twenty fourth day Of
August current, at eleven O'Clock, NJ, the said
premises, at Public Auction. Terms Cash,
E. ID. ST 1DDARD,l .,
WM. DICKINSON N9''sAeos'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20

nxv1ou,n Cough BnIAmm for the relief and
.,-s nj Group Influenza Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
ommon Colds affecting the Lungs and passages gen
erv and long ling UouFhsIn hese, there is not
it nericr; and while it thus ecac0us, it is perfect
ssfe to administer all persons Of all ages, both
sxpeots rant and as eInetic,
Tbis Balsam was frs compounded and used by helate
rof Calvin Newton D., with great success in an ex
trsye practice for many years 1t only needs be once
tied To secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by BUSH &
90 Botanic Druggists, "a Front street, Worcester Mass
mch25 deoeti
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20

Cnniser Rash nnd scarlet Fever.-Espe,
ialy during the prevalence Of this malignant and fata
disease, the public should again be informed that GREN
PILLE'S PROFITABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
fectua lQE eaQker canker rash, and scarlet fever
caker ard tbr.f the mCath, throat disemper, what
10 malignant putEed throat, dysentery, and all
painsj and has b, en- in use twenty-three
years. AS family medicine it is anriyaled, being
posed Of harmless materials.
TIE genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor A, 8.
GhENVILIE on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs s. A. dreavlle, in Wor
eester, aud is for sale at John j. Brown Sons, 1876
Washington street, and Charles T. Carney, lS8 Washing
ton street Boston, Also, by James Green and D. Scott,
worcester and druggists generally.
Also, GRENYTLLE'S LINIMENT, to accompany
the Extr2cs or liberated throat outward ap
phcahon. ltis good for any kind Of inflammation For
burgs, light or severe, it will relieve the anguish almost
instauty, and perfoi most wonderful cure. It would
be well for every family to keep It, Il being also good for
bruises, ohloains, ohapped hands lips and noses
p les, &C. &C. dtf s1s
See advertisement Of Dr.. sANFoRD's LIVER IN
VIG0RAT0R, in another oolulhn Of this paper
my daw
SMALL. s. COGSW EII,
@ 0 U N s E l. o RS AT i A W
Michigan street, ......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
BIMEoE SMALL. JoHN b. d. ooeswELL
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
s. ELECT sCHOoL.-No l88 MAIN STREET.

The seconi session Of Miss BIGELows SCHOOL in Brney
Row, will commence the first Monday of September
The School Yea is fortYtwo weeks Instruction will be
given in the common and higher English Branches.
Terms TUTtoN -$5 90 oet quarter for the
higher English Branches, Latin included; S4 90 per
quarter for the common English Branches. For pupils
under eight years age, So 90 per quarer Applications
may be made at Mr.. A. BIGELoW'S, No. Is Park
street. aul8 dSW*
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
Il. b. ST )DDARD, I G,u.o,.
WM DICKINSON, ! AsS'sHees'
Worcester, Aug 10, 1858. auIf dst
a JCrAUN SALE.-VALUABLE REAL rs
IA TATE AID FARMING STOCK

a LCtIUN SALE.-vALUABLE REAL rs
IN TATE AID FARMING STOCK.
WIN be sold at Public Auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, Aug 2Sth at 10 O'Clock, NJ, that valua-
BILE Farm in Tatnuck the Ebenezer Mower Farm
lately occupied by Alexander MCambridge. The above
Farm consists of hundred of land with Buid
ings, constituting the best Hay Farm in Worcester.
The above will be sold together in lots to suit pur-
chssers Terms of payment iberal-wil be made known
at sale.
Also, at the time and place the Personal Property
on said FARM consisting in part of so tons Of English
Hay, frsl rae oows CalTes Yoke OF Oxen, one
Horse, armng Tools, &c.
For information, apply to ASAPH CHURCHILL,
Court street, Boston; EZEKIEL DANIELS, Pleasant
street, Worcesteri GEO. f. H0AR, Foster street,
Worcester.
August IA, 1858. dts
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
AUCTIONS.
&EzA FARM AVN pEpSoN.r
liiS@ PROPERTY AT AUCTION : = = ="

Will be sold on "WEDNESDAY, the 25th inst at oue
O'Clock, P. N, the place known as the Aldrich Farm
containing 90 acres of excellent land pleasantly located
on the old Grafton road, two miles from City Han In
Worcester. said farm is supplied with abundance OF
choice fut, well fenced and waered About rs acres
covered WITH thrifty growth of wood and timber; with
good and convenient buildings.
Also the personal property belonging the subscriber
consisting Of yoke Of Beef Oxen, good Mich Cows
q years old Steer, Heifers, Swine, 1 good OK
Wagon, Cart, Ploughs, Chains, &C., l Fan Mill 1
Family Carriage, together with many other articles too
numerous to mention For particularly enquire OF the
subscriber on the premises
HARVEY NICHOLS.
August IL 1853 auI2 d6wtz
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-20
NOTICES..

z EICEsTER ACADEMY.-The Fall Term
"A will commence THURSDAY, Aug. 10, and continue
fourteen weeks. There good accommodations for
board Assistance given to students fitting for College
who have the ministry in view A. II. WASHBURN,
Principal, may be addressed for further information
JOHN NELSON, Pres. Of Trs.
Leicester, Mass, July 13, 1858. daw3w aud
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
Ole 1)olpnesiau.
TFrom the Saturday ReUielc.1

What is a POisonl Every one knows-no one
can say 90 Les chooses don't les definitions sOnt les
plus dificles sont celles qui en- ont le mOins be-
soin," said somebody, with great justice. We
know that certain substances are poisonous-arse-
mic, for instance; but we do not know wherein this
terrible quality lies-nay, We know that IN n di-
minished dose the same arsenic becomes medi-
cine, and, in still smaller doses, food. Alcohol,
again, is a violent poison, if given pure and in
certain quantity and so is ether Yet diluted,
and given in smaller quantities, these posOns stim-
ulate the secretions and accelerate organic process
ses Alcohol, as we all know, is a curious - poi
son. for it supplies the place of food, and aids di
gestion-not to mention its other qualities and 1t
is only hy an abuse of language that we can call
alcohol in itself poison, when experience and ex-
pertinent prove that the poisonous effects result
onIy from large doses. Even the most nutritious
of ailments will become poisonous in excess.
Over-eating is as injurious as prussic acid.
We are thus led to suspect that poison is word
representing gudntitatiUe idea. The effects of poi
sonous substances being, in fact, physiological dis
turbances, it is only when the disturbance is car
ried beyond certain limit, and thus nterferes with
the equilibrium and operation of the various or
ganic processes, that the poisonous qualities OF sub
stances are manifested A blow with the hand
alightng on the head produces buta slight disturb
ance-a blow with the hammer kills. Newborn
babies are often whipped into life, but an exagger-
alton of this midwifery process would be death
1t is always question of degree, complicated by
physiological consequences. Thus alcohol, diluted,
stimulates the secretions but undiluted it attacks
the tissue itself and alters its properties, abstract
ing all its water, and hardening it. Nicotine,
again, is very violent poison-One of the most
violent known. Let but few drops of it fall up
on the eye Of an animal, and death instantaneously
ensues. This Nicotine is extract of tobacco.
Do you smoke, reader! If you smoke, you con-
sumo with each cigar certain portion of this vio-
lent poison, and if your cigars follow each other
in quick succession, the end of the day will find
you the consumer of pretty amount of poison
and yet you are not poisoned How is thisl 1t
would be nexplicable if the ordinary idea of poi
sons as substances essentially poisonous, were not
replaced by the idea of their quantitative action.
Dr. Carpenter, indeed has the naiUae to argue
that whatever is true Of large dose must be true,
in a minor degree, of q small DOSE and, according
to such conception, the smoker at the end OF the
day ought to be in the same condition as man
having taken an equivalent amount of nicotine IN
one dose The facts directly contradict such mo-
tion The smoker has taken his poison in small
doses and these small doses have been spread over
a number of hours. Now, experience of poison
ngs proves that the effect of small duses is totally
different in Kind from the effect of large doses and,
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
True BraVerV.
We copy from the Manchester Advertiser of Feb
10 +Lo g. c,llou;rn.

We copy from the Manchester Advertiser Of Feb.
Is, the following:
A few days ago the Calypso frigate, Is guns,
was being tOwed out of Chatham harbour by
steamer. Among the persons on board was
Miss Howard. who had gone to the vessel for the
purpose of bidding farewell to a relative, one of
the officers of the Calypso. On reaching the More
the steamer came alongside for the purpose of tax
ing off the parties who wished to leave the vessel,
when, as Mr.. Pope, the master attendant at Chat
ham dockyard, was handing Miss Howard from
one vessel to the other, they both lost their footing
and fell into the sea- The tide was running very
strong and Mr.. Pope and the lady were soon car
ried considerable distance from the vessels. Mr..
Pope's first anxiety was to Miss Howard.
He swan towards her but the young lady seized
him with death grasp, and they both went under.
She, however, released her grasp, and he kept her
as we'll as he could above water. Immediately the
accident was observed from the vessels, ropes were
thrown out, but, owing to the distance, the ropes
could not reach them. The boats were also man
ned, but during the delay Lieutenant G. Drake,
first lieutenant of the Calypso, leaped from the
bulwarks and swan towards them, reaching them
Just in time to assist Mr.. Pope in saving the young
lady, who had sunk twice By their united Efforts
Miss Howard was supported until boat from the
vessel reached them, when she was conveyed on
board in a state of great exhaustion. Medical as
sistance was at hand, and she so far recovered as
to be conveyed to her residence later in the day.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23

Music BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.-The Eng
lish papers state that electricity is about to be ap
Piled to music. performer seated before pla-
no, constructed for the purpose, in London, Mos
COW, or ST. Petersburg, will play nOroedu, every
note of which, by means of the electric wire, will
be repeated by another instrument IN one OF the con-
cert-rooms in Paris. Thus Thalberg will be ena-
bled without leaving London, to give concert by
telegraph 2OU0 miles of, and, suppose, at all
the intermediate stations.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
TO LET!

THE LARGE TWO STORY STONE HOUSE
1 nearly opposite Maine HOTEL on King Street
said building has put in thorough repair and is well
adapted hotel boarding house. desirable residence
for tWo distinct families
There Is commodious cellar, WELL cook house. etc. and
ter from Nuuanu reservoir be led into the premises
Possession given Immediately.
Terms reasonable Apply to SAML SAfIDGE, or TO Mesrs
RAWIINS g. FETTERS. 1s-st"
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
HOUSES, LANDS. &C.
Cottage to Let.
TO LET.

4 LII THOSE WELL ENCLOSED PREMISES HERETO
fore occupied G. Macy private residence, ad-
ioiniuc Mr. Montgomery garden Smith Bridge and eight
minutes walk wharf The houses consist of large
porlor with splendid view of Nuuanu Valley dining
good bedrooms, pantry, cook honse and we'll The garden
is well stocked and the situation is COOL pic
turesque family will fud most desira
bic residence ENQUIRE Of JOHN MONTGOMERY,
I9-tf Merchant street.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23

- A man at the Museum plays beautifully on
the trump of fame and the horn OF a dilemma.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel streets.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, Proprietor of the above establish
meut would inform his friends and the public, that will
stock of the best brands of Wines and Liquors
new Billiard saloon Bowling Alleys and gentemanly attend
ants nothing lett wanting for their comfort and amuse
e5-y LOSEfH BOOIh
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
For Sale or Lease.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

THE DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES OCCUPIED BY
the subscriber the OF Merchant and Aakea Ss
Possession given Immediately
Title, fee simple. 52-tf G. NJ. ROBERTSON.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
FOR SALE OR RENT!

THE co =AL STORE ON THE CORNER OF MER-
chant and kaahumanu streets, occupied by Dr. Mckibin
Possession given the first of August The premises
80 90 feet and will be enclosed desired and the house put
III good order.
If sold the viii be made easy Enquire of
Honolulu, July 2Gth 1S5S. 13tf ASHER b. BATES.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
The White Horse Hotel.

VJTM PEARSON bees inform his friends and the public
w generally, that he has made great Improvements has
Semses has every accommodation for Board
ing Lodgings Rooms be had furnished unfinished
His win be well supplied with the choicest Wines,
Spirits and Malt Liquors.
The Proprietor hopes by attention the of his
customers merit share of public patronage. % II
Polynesian., 1858-10-23

II OOMS TO LET-FROM 81 PER WEEK. APPLY
II 10 52u 5. JOHNSON, House Carpenter.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
Tn he Sold nr Let

4 LARGE AND COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE IN
n Nuuanu Valley, about mile and halt from town.
Terms moderate. Apply 10 w. l.. GREEN.
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
HOTELS &C.
HOTEL De FRANCE.-FrenchH Hotel.

HOTEL De FKANCE.-French Hotel.
IL VICTOR CHANCEREL, Proprietor,
S begs ioinform his friends and the public general
liiIs y, that he has made improvements in
slalA his hotel premises, that he now hasaccommoda
- tOus for parties Of every description. Also, at
ached, Billiard Saloon, fitted superior style. Sleeping
Rooms premises families single gentlemen The
supplied with the choicest wines and liquors, and the
proprietor the liberal patronage heretofore entend
him. begs the public that pains will
give satisfaction them and rdngers visiting Hon
olulu. COLD and WARM BATHS.
p s Entrance by Fort Hote and Union SITS. tfI2
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
HONOLULU, OCTOBER %, 1858
0USES, LANDS, sc.

To Let.
s5ss.SsAs THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS Dwelling
1SfSsf5S situated in the Valley of Nuuanu about two
At5zE2E miles from town, lately occupied by the Hon.
&%TA4S David Gregg The above property is beauti-
fully situated rising ground surrounded BY
fruit and shade trees, and in every way furnished
with conveneuces for family.
Also of the above, very pleasant COTTAGE,
with Taro Land in high of cultivation, several
acres of buildings ahd every
For particulars, apply to
SIT John n BROWN
Polynesian., 1858-10-23

For Sale or to Let
III SEVERAL ELIGIBLE BUILDINGS AND HOUSE LOTS
E situated different parts of Mama Kea street. Honolulu
LIZ Terms very moderate For information, ETC., apply
1l-f J. W. MARSH.
For Sale, or to Let for the Season, with the
Furniture!
- THE TWO-ST0RY HOUSE SITUATED ON KING ST,
i.i below the Maine Hotel contains 13 rooms
LII nished with COOk-Iouse, Pantry, StoreRoom, For
particulars apply at the SAILORS HOME.
Furnished Rooms to Let l4-t
Polynesian., 1858-10-23

rNO LET-SLEEPING ROOMS ENQUIRE OF MR..
L HUMPHREYS, Garden III
Polynesian., 1858-10-23
For Sale or Lease.

CHAMBERS, TWO IN SUITE.
ITO BE LET-EDEN CHAMBERS ON NUUANU ST.
L Rent for every rooms, SO per month"; payable IN
advance.
acy Apply TO GEORGE WENTZEL. 2s-ti
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

ed, she retired from the world, and
devoted the remnant of her days to
the religious duties of conventional
life.
Many long years after these events,
a new company Of Adventures, in ex-
ploring the borders of Lake Cham
plain, discovered melancholy traces of
the ill-fated Eugene st. Foy. The de-
scendants Of the old Sachem, Oneida
vas father, preserved his ort.fenute
as curious relic; and on the time
worn leaves might still be traced the
graphic touches of his graceful pencil
painfully revealing to his country
men the history of his sad and brief
career. The touching story Of his
love, his short-lived happiness and
tragic fate, lived in chant and legend
among the scattered Iroquois, and
from father to son is still handed down
the melancholy tradition of the Artist
Lover and the Lily of the Lake.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

The New Hampshire Legislature
met on Wednesday, the I'd inst, at
Concord. w. B. Bryant was chosen
Speaker of the House, and Austin X.
Pike President of the Senate. Gov.
Haile's message was delivered Thurs
day. 1t is mainly local, and repre-
sents the State to be prosperous in
every respect. 1t concludes with a
declaration that the claims of the
South have produced a slavery agita-
ton which will continue as long as
they are urged. John p. Hale is re-
elected to the United States Senate.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

A desperate battle was fought late
ly in the northern part Of Texas, be-
tween the Rangers, under Capt. Ford,
and large body Of Camanche In
dams. The fight was running one
of six miles, and resulted in the defeat
Of the Indians, scventy-six of whom
were killed, several wounded, and sew
enteen taken prisoners. Three hun
dred horses were also captured by the
whites. Capt. Ford's loss was only
two killed and two wounded.