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The sayages instantly started 10 tbeiI
feet, and were confronted by S,nn,
Whipple, who stood before them the
very cmbodinieht Of an aycnging Nemesis
The redskins uttered a Nhoop of def.
ance, and fell for their weapons, but found
they were defebseless. T. ~. \. s.5
Young WIipple east his Knife aside
and seized lis Ratchet, at the same time
wildly shoutingi .:s.is II r
"Redskin muriercrs, look al YER coin.
rades lynn around, slaughtered ~ mel /
might killed yon IN yer sleep, too. but I
wanted YET 10 see who had dun the work
an, I'm satisfied noNis 8$e Z E
The furions yopth sprang at The two
Fsayages, and, after brief but fierce
struggle, buried bis cleaning Ratchet n
the head OF one Of them. The other m
unusually powerful fellow, sin struggled
fol, his life. AT length Aaron rot the
|redskia by the throat and bore hin, 10 the
ground Raising bis hatchet, The avenrs
ing youth, prepared 70 strike, but hesi.
Il might brain you like d dog rod
tskinln be Missed, 'blt won't, Filictye
20 that We may spread the news Of the
work I've done an nm gein, to do. Tell
yer red brothers how Aaron Whipple
took vengeance on yer comrades; an tell
,ern, too, that, night and day. the white
aYenger, tireless and sleepiess, win 81
ever on thar trail Tel ,em that / shall
spare none, slccpin' Oh wakin,t fur i have
sworn a bloody oath agin the hull red
race Away with yer now to yer preorlel
The next time We cross my path yer dealt
issartinr' II ~ 4. .:,g.s =. ., / 5.
by an effort Of strength, Aaron Whip
pie cast the redskih from him, and with q
howl the Indian gathered himself up and
bounded away into the forest. r.s,a
Young WhipPle tllen fully armed him,
seif, repeated bis deadly oath against the
sayages, and departed from the scene OF
his bloody exploit; and, for years after.
wards he lived 10 render himself d terror
tothe denizens Of the West, With Sleep
less, tireless hatred be incessantly pur.
sued the sayages, his thirst for vengeance
daily and hourly growing more fierce and
implacable. #ag 4 3ss s
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p r-r.gG --+
TuE population q paris Is given AZ 1. 500 500
souls. = ~, -s's@ ese;~:,s f4sE 20 Rf'='}Ss'
/. BEarn pHos ssecxisatA f1rs.--Mr Francis
iielirinEsr, who for some time past has been
an assistant In the establishments Of Mr.. Han.
ningtQn, Bugbton, had an unfortunate habit
Of sucking The pen with which he had been
writing, and this, Il Is almost certain, was the
cause Of his life being 90 suddenly and MAJ.
Pectedly brOught to a close, "A fe.1 DAYS ~, !. q
whils using the tooth. hrrsh, Lp inilletea :
slight wound IN his laser Zip. on saturday
@oFnipg' the 18th NIL. .ymptems Of eIysIpsIas
tnAnifested themselves. The poor young man
died on Fridsy afternoon At = quarter past
two, bis fatal malaay having been Induced
by the poisonous ink which he sucked from
the Pen Pens'ra.ipg the slight abrssioRo % his
lip BrqttyU GUARDIAN, -:
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ATTACKED BY INDIANS.
4 Reniaisenct n Pigaaa LIE 3.
m WILLIAM EAlli.E 4. IilsDRn.

Y 100 s. - 4. N r. e ~.
81 new ... n, y 2 In Mn.
m. s,,Ii,o,. ,,,,I d., ;, ,, /:
t.rsn,,S hy fa, H its.''f I p
! Il. mi II. INV. E,isa i y,
ri Aaron a,,I i1 Isns $40. tAeH wv
I snutsns A1i0h anu y ane,s! ,- ~.
,As SsnS;.s ysls u ,Ga = wy s ss a',9
denly s,o,,s.d ,l,;, 80, ~ N 49, S1a
L.rs . -: 49, sAe'' l'es s'''e
Tbe fan,;lv 81 !, - IL.
cabin n IN westsrn nsrt n Per-
nearly 4 hnndr.d 49, $3.50 -. s '4',
aisyL - ,i,;;s,,:,sa ,,is ~ .,a Ity,,,., m
he notianed M a,i,ers !, " 80, s.iit a'' 10
Iosi1s ia csiin !. 4, , IS It a.,
jenoe folIorsd 9a.s;da ~, n Np r..
whoons ars,, In,,aa,. .,5 ts.,js 80 5, - -
arbnris Z Nh mert s =, ,os, ,I,i ~, LIZ,
yOupg 4 aro,, :, lam isn,.,S = s' "' e"'u
saSartinis 80 III sa,,,.nt;o,s -, /.
The oId man tnrraa - II. NH: a.i,
by' The wansn !, w : n,ie' snI ssx;n %
looking. but firm and coIlected. =; =.
- aaron and nell IigIt the In;uns
Wifep said ha taaiiitoT.s,i az I-,,ni,
Jane must load The weanoas ,or- me Kse,,
uIl yer hearts. fur rs imnosserbls "a al, =
what the nirht,ll bring fortIi The fali,,is
strong, an, Inc Ford 'willing Aaron on,
neil do our best to tlriya tSs rcd dsv;is
Gwaye ss & 4. .2. ?. q : =" : =
t"fhat we viii. dali,, boidIr resnonde5
the son; I'm, Z sonide - fn,,,,, ,,ns III )
Ms amt to be sneezed NJ / III yer Mini
how wen make the mr. A. d,rsciivir
: Yell, veil: whoon wboon. 'back and
front, and iii nround the bn,se echoed
and re.echoed the sonnds nnIiLe anythinS
human. Now too III sayagas yr,sy,.
beating and hammering nnon lie doors
and windoWs ana fercsiv hsck;nG AZ The
stout logs Win their isrr;I,Ie toma5awks
.'Open Inc Ioonholcs Asron m, IN
git the fightIn, torls resdv y ala noyid
Whipple' busy;ag L;mss4 secn,5;nt,lv
.'NWsfe eoin, n have %arm rort ~ y,
ny boylS a Il . ~ =. : - 2
That's ! fact d.d .,vs .;,,p rs.,n,ond.
ID the yonna NJ, - ~, - o.. az, IT,,
twenty wears 81 49, III, @ 81, Nh ~ coal
ness Il i ystsra !. e" 4 :" ''o eo OS
In few moments ira. cld ,,,,;onssr had
collected toOethsr' ssTeraI lies and :
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begin now ns ehy time, when we've 40
sutnthin' OF d vantage. 6I, d.
We'll give ieni shot Aaron; bu
make right sare 81 yer mark Y responde
the old man, as be adjusted his rife
81, The next moment the report of tw
rifles stnotefupon the air, and two deadl
shfieks followed.
Madly, furiousls the remaining Indian
uttered their yclls, and fred their wear
.ons AZ every hole and crackWhere spec
of light was visible. 1s. !
4 teTkafs two on 'enl out o. the WAY
dadH' said Aaron, as Ne drew back an,
exchanged bis empty weapon for one ina
was loaded. h. ai5
i |" wish il wur the last two on EN-, M
boyl responded his father, Us he also eli
changed his weapon for another.
The pioneers again cautiously peere,
ont throughthe looplioles, and ca the frs
fairoppurtunity forashot again discharget
their weapons, bringing down two NOR
OF the savages. ]. U
in this manner seyeral hours passeS
away, the pioneers firing their rifles Will
deadly aim, aiIti the women reloadins
them as fast as they were discharged
Without intermission, tile bIo0lthirsi.
Indians kept mp their yelling aud shout
ing, Az times they attempted to storm
the cabin and again 70 fire il, but Oh,
rapidityaHd resolution Of the leleaguerct
settlers defeated every attempt which thej
made .5 i. ...s.' %: ..
4 In I, q few hours the sayases had lost |
score or more Of their number, and .ne
compllshed nothing 81. s
Suddenly the sounds outside died away
and everything became strangely sllgnt.
" w hat kin be the meanin' o, that, dadsg'
inquired young Aaron, 81: ::. 81
Looks us il the redskins had 'cl1ded u
let US alone responded the old man ii
measured tones ...: bal III
1.-THE Lord be praiseair cried Mrs
'Whipple and Jane, In heartfelt tones. d.
Some time passed and meanwhile the be:
leagared family listened anxiously for afy
sound: Nothing, however. in.
dicated the presence of the srrases, and
hope grew strong nj their hearts. p. f. !.
:sI" w ife, You and dane 20 TO Bedm said
David Whippie, at length. . Aaron and
me will stay up an keep d look out. These
redskins may, an may not be gone aW aY
they're tricky, an mot TO be trusted
loo fur. :. 81: .- !. 1: i
That's a fact, dad 7" exclaimed yoang
Aaron. .Thar's no coaaitrt on 'cn, Is
how Don't remember how l Rtfaet
like to lost my scalp by --- :.
Bangt II. :. :..::'. s. *.~ :>, a.
Loud ordinations from the men, and
cries OF alarm from the women. suddenly
filled the little house, as q heavy blow
from sonts poaderous body almost crashed
IN the door. ::. =. IS. =. .
Qaick as thought, Daniel Whlppto and
bis. son sprang.. to the 1oopholes, for II
prophet TO tell them that some
new danger threatened their Eyes. : s :.
''TheTeIskins agin, y they both shouted
and in one breath !: ..=
Bangl -, - ~ !. =. !. -. ;. q.
With q crash the door this time tumhled
IN, shiycred into atoms, by n heavy log
which the stealthy, cunning savages had
converted into battering ram, IA. i +
2; With loud. fierce yells the redskins
poured into the cabin. .-:.si :. ~.
Nov, dad. it's, Eight or die!" cried
Aaron, clubbing bus rife, and with olt
blow, striking dewn the foremost Of thu
Savages. =: ~ ~ 49,. -
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After he shall have seer, ntt,e vpas.s ,sa3
ssislce, one thousand three bundled and thirty
After he shall have scrn eleven years se..
serF vice, one thousand four hundred slSilaTs
~. 4Aiter ne shall have seen thirteen years sea
ssLslest one thousand four hansirsI aud any
Csglain.; chaplnins shall - mid = IIsu,
Every chaplain shall b. pcrnlttcd "a ca,.
4 duct public worship according 3, tLe manner
aud ioriis Of the church Of which he may .be 4
Every chaplain retained in the service shan
ee required 20 report annually, 10 the sccte.
taty Of the Navy, the Official Services nor.
formed by him, PR. M. iasE. = If
\ Masters = Every master In the line Of pro.
motion, WHOM on duty ~ such al sea. one
thousand two hundred dollars F. n - 3 Z
Whom on other duty. one thousand one hun
drcd dollars CIT s 81 III !.
When on leave Or waiting ordsfs, eight
hundre'i and twenty i've tiollafs. e = 4
fassed A'dstpnet Every passed mi,IshITi,
man, when b, on duty As such AZ sen, ono chou
Wien ON other duty. eisKt hundred dollars
Nheil,otl leassoE waiting orders. six halts
tlred and fifty dollars !. n
3f,dsh1blsn Every fniishIpmNu AZ sea fyS
hundred and fifty dollars 5 q. -
| hen on other duty, i've hundred dollars. Y
When on leave Of abNence 81 waiting orders.
four hundred and hfty dollars, I; s..i,s 4. 4.
nSat2toasy Every surgeon on duty al sea-
Tor The first Ave years nftgK the date ~ his
commission CON miss g surgeon, Two thousand tso
+ IN. ~. 49, 81 81. gss.
III we aate o.
hnnlrs ii,.I,ss. sso s'io'lallii Tour
Is,s ~. a ~ Z. . -
~ Il, 80. .es ~ gts q ms
ired dollar \ y ~,
For tie fsnfth ave wears afte, }lthe ,i.tss "
his commission a. silrssop Il
hundred d,,lars 4 -. ~ '''9us's y
For twenty wear. and ,,,,ard. IL, M. a, =.
ii his commission ~ surgeon, three thousand
dollars. Isl Il 49, II ....3 III.
Fleet surgeons, three thgusand three hun.
Every surgeon On other duty. Kr he ht.t
five years after The date 81 HE continuation a.
surgeon; tWJ thousand dollars &. .s:.,
| Fur The second i've years afs.r the date n
his comlnission - surgeon, two thousand two
hundred dollars. f5,i. s.5 .s..., .ss3 ~.
/ Forifhc third Ave years after inc iIate IL liz
commission as surgeon, two thousand four
HUNDRED dollaFs ;,.,' 5.@s. $3.50, 81: !:
I For the fourth i've Years ifftet the date az
bis commission As surgeon, two thotisaild si1
For twenty wears after Inc ,late ri. ann, 4,
mission ~ Surgeon, Two thousand eight hun
dred duiiars,E +, Il y:
Every surgeon ON leave .sor waiting orders
for the frat ise years after the date of his
caulmisston rs surgeon, ONE thousand six hun
dted dallars. 4 s593 b. go 1: 4. Il
I On the sar.is.si itse yesr9 siteI tho 5aate 81
Il nins scouunlsSiVi m surgeon one thousand
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CnAp IANxv.-.4.gn aet % easngs ~ TsMss
/ tar Apidfag ne 1tt1na ef.ths Disfricf CbhFfqf
~ +, United Mates toy ne NerfAe,n Distrsa u
y D. . maasfs b de- Sends sad IlS.m n R4rs
septa.ses " Re taiad taies " 1flgrs q cbagtess
esseatssds Tint hereafter the terms Of the dis
triet Court Of the United States for the north;
ern distvict Of AlRbama shall commence on The
third Mondays 81 May and NoyembsTs feapsct1
lively: 10 every ysars instead Of the tunes now
provided " law y. jan.
SEc. 2 And u & Gaisisr eaastsf. That every
process, bond, Tccognizance o. 0bligatisn which
has been, OF may be, made retnrnable 70 the
said court on the second Monday " November
next. shall be returnabIe on the third Monday
Of yenket NEXT and shall have the same
force and effect 81 lf IL had been made retnFnar
bic on the third Monday Of November next
Sycf 8. .dild u u further saacisd, That tho
said court in term time, or the Judge 81 said
court IN vacation. may order a special term Of
said court 10 be held al such time a. Che court
pr Judge may appoint; Notice Of the time OF
holding spch special term shall be given By
the clerk q the eroqIt, BY advertisements ia
sotnd newspaper pub Iishel inthe city III tinnl1
siltcs a least ohce week for four weeks next
pre,ssiillg the tins appointed for holding such
sro. 4 lid IL d t.ailsa eaasss5. That ali !.
laws and pats o. laws contrary q HE progi.
slcas q this net BE-, and ihe same arc hereby
ArrboYrps june =, 1860.
CHar. txIy HI al Il i'm fke Updainsisa
CoHfraeis 81 W. 7sHnessee Rissr lsgvsppnfHL
81 e saaeisi ~ ile Sssiats ald HSssss ~ AspFs.
sssIiatirss tts tAsd stItss IN Aaeripl ~ Gbagyess
assemble That illl eontEasts made ny the duly
agiilptized others 0f the CioyernIpsnt appoints
e. nldrF tlie ret q thirtyssecead Congress
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iso ,hs levy ssa1t & Washing.on county g
keepers Of taystns and otdinaries. - hNwkers
aud pediAts, tah!ard. tables, towing saloons,
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.TnIRTY-STXTH CONGRESS OF:
:ta. THE UNITED STATES, III

Passed at ne Jirst sessiSr, feltish tras be1attl
.ai.d htlE'a5kfsF tsstg TI'dsAfEgi Ion, II
The Datrtet Of Goiam6ia, on IlIoaday,
tie ftM day Of Dsen5cr, A. ~. 1859,
aud ended pN 4hoaaae Tie iaeaty;JfttA
dayof Jkae, III. ID, 1850. 81. ....' - 4.
JAMS BucaasaS, PRECEDENT; Juns e.. Bnsck.
1 ISRIDGE, Vice President. and President Of
the Senate; WILLIAM PEsSIxeroS, Speaker
OF the House Of Representatives, &. z: 81
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DeF sass s " est'ts g''a f!se p tsPreseh
esstes n sHs S','sE 900 y et'fess
asSe1q.tl thlt H!,u Hisel passage OF
WIS act the ouunal pay ~ tiie o. thr
navy on inc aCtife ist, heletnai.sr named
sns q! PC ,i q lotloNs' IL. f.
seLlo! pug ON, g, eteated un-
tI ,ulI4s sLt.us ~ "a i ~. sens.ess ap
s.s Fyeo''s e'h sHa
ply seven, snsli ieSshe tiiousatna hSe
huu ls su ooIlats :, "a
!. Naplallls ,Mn s, Ve.nul4nu'ns sqaaaEons
nFe !, thousand 9oltats 49,
an olnSt On =. sea' leuI Iiou'
saild TWO henate Z, qo t'sls =, 8,
eaP.t,t1s On o'ileE uHt't 'HLees lnpusaha slA
n1 M, dollars, ,,s9.. j,
!, Mhcn On IeeNe on wanting olaersi three
taa 9. go'iaIS ;; -, ~ 4:
- on aoIy AZ
sea- lpr tle hist nls Setls Wy aate q hls
commission, two thousand elsht huillifed AMI
twenty I'VE dol l. -.
OF Ine second hSe Isaie alast: we aate o,
ms com Mission, Lntes lhoueAna one hilndIssh
anu hits avllattss.:j. =: 49, !, I.
EysIy tellinanee. W ~. uityt pt 'ho
nsst hFe yeats AFTER ,ns aesS u US s9ills
sion, Two theoSiiia SO eita tMe
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.Ga1. L&XXIvs-Aa oct to Payfo tie STAT Of
Mascara Lte aiaeGa sIpeGded BY sad State ia
reP,lfag tGS Iapasioa Of the o1dge Iadiqns'
Bsii sadrtod bg tAs Ssaats and H5,ise n Rsptsvs.
tstifss II he LHEed Ststss u dEseSea nsGtsgrass
AsaemBlof That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be, aud hereby Is, directed 10 pay 10 the State
Of Missouri, -out u any money in. tbs treasury
not otherwise appEoPriatsd, the sum Of nine
teen thousand and eighty=fonr dollars and
eight cents, heihg the amount Of money ca.
pended BY said State Ia Tspsfling tho invasion
Of the Usage Indians in sghtesn hundred and
thirty seven. --.y..--. 5. u -.- :.
AEPHaSEp. June ., 1850.
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viii continue the business at the OH stand 40 South
ket Street. where he will be pleased to his and
and offer them and seasonabe Goods
Boots Shoes Hats Ready Made Clothing, and other articles
usually kept Dry Goods Store liberal share OF patronage
respectfully solicited Great bargains will be offered for cash
Country Jeans, Lnsey, Socks Rags, Feathers &C. taken in
change for goods. I. D. WHEELER.
October i60-dIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-20
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