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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-21

Tue BLOODY FiaHr wfrH TIE INDIANS - ForT
j Hangers ca Of-The CentrevaIc Herald. pub
iished at Csutreville, Leon county, Tsxas, in IL,
issue OF the Sth iust, publishes the following ac
count of tho desperate conflict with the Indiana
on the northern frontier Of the State In which
Capt. Ford's company Of Rangers was surrounded
by eight hundred Indians, and all killed excspt
five:
Capt. Ford, with forty-ssven Of his meu, left
camp To pursuit. Of the Indiana, who had carried
on four huadied horses. lie was Joined by two
hundred friendly Indians, and afterwards By Mai
van Dorm, with two hundred and eighty regulars
AIter the united forces had passed the eadwaters
OF Rcd River, Major Van Dorm, not deemiug II
prudent to press tho pursuit further without adj.
1ttionat supplies for men aud horses, turned back
capt. Ford and men, with tho friendly Indiana.
continued two days travel In the direction of
hansaa. Between midnight and daybreak of the
second night, the friendly indiana leff the camp
OF Capt. Ford. About daylight Capt. Ford found
himself surrounded by eight hundred warriors,
VINO demanded his surrender. He refused, and
oroered MS men to prepare for tight, each being
armed with two revolvers and rifle. They fought
oraVeiy aud desperately, hut were overpowered by
numbers, and all butchered except Capt. Ford and
Ieor OF his men, who cut their way through and |
escaped Among the names of those who fell |
nghfing bravely, are the two nephews of Gen. Fd |
buriesoD, Aaron and his brother, (whose father
was killed in former engagement with the In- |
lians,) and whose untimey fate will he deeply re.
sretted by friends and relations 10 our county
treat excitement prevails in Travis and adjoining
,ounties, and 1t is supposed that large company
VIII start in pursuit of the Indians 30 soon as |
Preparations can be made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-21

SAD APFAIR.-Taco Biys I6is0ned-A sad attain
happened in Harmon village on Friday, the Sth,
resulting in two deaths. 1t seems that two BOYS,
lne son ofMr Kinney and the other son of Mr.
Ladd. went to work 10 garden with spade aud
dug up root, known commonly as q muskrat
root. After washing the root they wont to
Ladd's barn and ate freely Of the same. short
time after the of Mr.. Ladd felt sick and started
for home. After arriving there be was taken with
cramp, frothinga at tbs mouth aud other evidences
ofpoison, and died shortly after iugreat agony The
other boy started for home at the same time
lots, and was found In field an hour afterwards.
He probably became weak from the effects of the
poison and fell where he was afterwards found.
The ground near him was considerably torn and
rooted up. the result Of struggles during the
spasms He was taken home and died soon after
wards. Both boys we're buried Cd Saturday the
9th OgdensburgfN y Journal
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18
To mn People

o my IeOptes
have ordered my faithful aad gallant army
10 put a stop 10 the inimioal acts which for IA
series Of years have been committed by the
neighboring State OF Sardinia against the indls-
putabe rights of my Crown, and against che
integrity Of the realm placed by God under my
care, which acts have lately attained the very
highest point BY so doing | have fulfilled tho
painful but unavoidable duty of Sovereign
BY conscience being at rest, | can look mp TO
al omnipotent God, aud patiently await His
award With confidence | l0aye my decision
TO the impartial judgment Of contcmporaneous
and future generations. Of the appreciation Of
nv faithful subjects am sure. More than ten
wears ago the same enemy--viOlating intema-
tiona law and the usages Of war, and without
any offence being giyen-entered the Lombardo-
Venetian territu.y with the intention Of acquir-
iug possession Of H. Although the enemy was
twice totally defeated by my gelant army, and
At the mercy Of the victor behaved generous
ly, aud proposed reconciliation ! did not
appropriate TO myself one inch Of this territory.
encroaohed on no right which belongs to the
Crown of Sardinia as one of the members OF
the European family of nations. / mgistod
on no guarantees against the recurrence Of sim
liar events. The hand of peace which l in
all sincerity extended and which was taken,
appeared TO me 20 be q sufficient guaTan
tee. The blood which my army shed for
the honor and right Of Austria ! sacrificed on
the altar of peace The reward for such unoX
ampIed forbearnce was an immediate oontin-
uation of eumity which increased from year 10
year, aud perfdious agitation against the peace
and welfare Of my Lombardo- Venetian King
dom Well knowing what precious boon
peace was for my people and for Europe, pa
tiently bore with these new hostilities My pa
tence was not exhausted when the more ex.
tensive measures which was forced TO take, in
consequence Of the revolutionary agitation on
the frontiers of my Italian provinces and within
the same, were made an excuse for highel
deglee Of hostility Willingly accepting the
well meant mediation OF friendly Powers iol
! the maintenance Of peace, ] consented TO be
| come a party 10 Congress Of tho i've grea
! Powera The four points proposed by the Roy
! al Government Of Great Britain as a basis fol
| the deliberations Of the Congress were forward
cd to my Cabinet, and 1 accepted them, will
j the conditions which were calculated to brinl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

ANOTHER CHILD IN PRTvY--Yesterday af-
tenoon q servant girl discovered the body of a
newly.born child in the vault of privy on Seneca
street Taking il out, Coroner HARTMAN found u
to be a well developed male child, in state Of
advanced decomposition, but without any out
ward marks Of violence. No explanation being
offered for this singular discovery, except that
young lady who had been boarding ct tho house
some time ago was at the time suspec ed Of being
pregnant, the Coroner instituted an Inquest and
requested Dr., w Meyer to make a post mortem
examination. From this resulted no proof Of the
child having breathed but is is evident that It
born in rather protracted labor, with the head
FIRST and that it died shortly before or Immediately
after birth Whether death was the consequence
of some natural cause, or Of stranguladon, or OF
being thrown into the privy vault is & question
not easily decided. The Coroner, after having
heard about hRlEdozen witnesses, adjourned the
inquest to eight o'clock this morning, at Mr..
Howland's, Bank street Names are suppressed
for the present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

GoRED ny MAD Cow.-On Sunday afternoon a
German.woman living upon the Heights was walk
ing from the city towards home across Scrautons
Flats, where she was attacked by furious COW,
her dress torn FROM her and herself badly bruised
But the chief injury was to two children, one OF
whom was severely bruised upon its stomach,
while the other was injured internally. This same
COW had the day before, attacked and put to flight
two boys who were near her. and on Sunday morn.
ing had routed party Of Germans who were
quietly smoking and enjoying the balmy breezes
She Is evidently mad or possessed with Devils,
and ought TO be 'cabined, cribbed, confined"
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NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA--HaWks 4 Brother are in
receipt ofthe first number Of Chambers Encyclo-
pcdia, published in cheap form. This Eucyclope.
dia is complete and distinct. Not as tull as the
New American or the Encyclopedia Britannica
but stil being complete aud comprehensive die.
tiOnary of popular and universal knowledge for
the people. 1t is published in weekly parts at
cents each, or monthly at IS cents. 1t is cheap
enough for the poorest and good enough for the
richest.
They also have Cooley for June. most excel
lent number full of matter interesting to the
ladies'
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNEsDAY MORNING, MAY 1s, 1saa

PIsToLs AND CoFFEE FOR Two.-The following
card, which speaks for Itself we publish by request
After this declaration OF war we shall be prepared
to chronicle daily reports that the lawyer has "pro
tested" against the Information" thus "arguedr
by the editor, and has "served' his process" with
"seal" ofblood; and that the editor has "insert-
cd" his l-V' into the lawyers form" and laid him
out with changing head" !"
EDITOR MORNING LEADER;-Through your col.
umus desire to call the attention Of the public
and also that Of ]. W. Gray to an article published
In the Plain Dealer Of the 18th instant in what pur
ports to be police report The article in question
has reference to myself aud is upon the face Of il
falsehoOd. 1t is as follows
"a well known lawyer, whose principal weak
ness consists 10 q desire to read copiousy from all
sorts Of law books in all sorts OF cases, made q
motion In arrest Of judgment in q certain case.-
He read four large volumes nearly through. The
Judge listened patiently until he had finished, aud
then quietly informed him that his client was al
liberty, nolle having been entered yesterday and
the man discharged The lawyer shOuldered his
books-sOme nine volumes in all-and walked sOr
rowlully away.
lam not reader Of the Plain Dealer and conse-
quenfy it was by accident that my attention was
called to it several days after It's appearance 10 the
street. seek no controversy with any person
And | hereby notify J. w. Gray that If he shall
publish any article hereafter in reference to myself
in any way tending to bring me Into ridcule will
as certainly chastisc his skin the first time shal
meet him thereafter as certainly shall be able tC
ascertain his whereabouts. The individual who
wrote the article, the editor who published it, tn,
party who set up the type all koew wen that tn,
article upon its face bore the impress of alsebood
and it was published solely for the purpose o.
bringing me into ridicule which shall not hereafter
be done with impunity.
am, respectfully, AMOS COE.
May l6, 1889 ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

lMPROvEMENr-We notice that the large lot
adjoining and surrounding St. Johns Episcopal
Church at the corner Of Church aud Wall streets,
West Side, has been handsomely graded and dec
GRATED with evergreen shade trees and shrubbory,
and very neat and substantial fence been built
around it, But the best part of this good work is
that it was all planned and paid for by the ladies
Of the society. This is worthy of much CT, dit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

HowELL's ROTATING HARRow.-Notice the
advertisement Of Charles Howell's Rotating Har-
row ia another column. The Harrow has been
iavorably received wherever exhibited, and far
mers are laying aside all the old square aud tran.
guIar harrows which their fathers and grandhth
ers used, and giving this Of Howells fair trial.
The circular harrOws of which there are three,
are so arranged as to turn in separate directions
and thus completely puyersO the soil and render
1t ready for any kind Of seed. It will, we doubt
not, become extensively used as par excellence the
farmers and gardeners harrow The Chicago
Democrat thus speaks oft
fTRIAL OF HARRows..The Building Committee o
the board Of Supervisors were engaged on Thurs
day In preparing the Court House Square lOr SOW
ing grass seed. They used two hauOYs In the
operation; one a common harrow and the Other
Howells Rotating Harrow, the patent Of which IL
la the hands OF Messrs Chapman aud May. The
harrow worked in a greatly superior manner aud
received the unqualified appreciation Of the Com
mittee. II did the work much quicker aud in d
much more satisfactory manner than the common
harrow, breaking up the ground quickly aud
making II extremely triabe 10 very short space
Of time.
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N. H. soLoMoNsoN

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest assortment Of ths approved kinds
PECIACbES. Allhis glusSos, whether for near far
ghted ground under his ownlnspecton, by machine
Yof anew construction with the greatest care so
mishe eyes in al cases. curing Weakness DiEsiRess
aaaHmatioHO Of the Eyes and impartiug strength long
reading fine sewing
~ N. Il. Solomnnson would here inform the public
thaths never employs any in the sale ofhislenses
" Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CROsCOPEs, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
lTP-Ofce3s Superorstreet ,underthe American Hotel
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MARIEE MILLs-Mr Charles Hickox, so wei
known as the former proprietor Of the Stone
Mills, and the new proprietor Of the Marine Mills
on Merwin Street is having that establishment
oyerhauled aud put in complete working order ~
We shall soon be able TO chronicle the commence
ment Of operations Of this well known Mil.
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u schuckers, opposite the Post Office, has
received the N, Y Ledger, Mercury, Frank Les
lies Illustrated Newspaper, Balous Pictorial,
Wayerly Magazine, Flag Of Our Union, &c, &c---
Also all the Magazines for June Go there for
papers.
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CLEVELAND MUSICAL Society TO morrow
evening the Cleveland Musical Society viii give
their second grand concert at the Melodeon' Tie
many friends Of this society wiIl be sure TO attend
to secure repetition Of the pleasure felt ia listen
ing TO the former concert, and all who know OF
the splendid music evoked by this association,
will not "a n 20 secure tickets and seats.
Mr.. BYERLY as Conductor, has class, or rath-
er a we'll drilled army Of musicians, ofWhich each
one is a master The programme embraces many
aue pieces apdwe prophecy splendid coOcert
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.---FOr Detroit, the
steamer Oeean, Capt. EVANS, this evening,
For Buffalo, the Sea Bird, Capt. BLoDoETT,
this evening.