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CETT YOUR TTNCIJRRENT MONEY.

~ The following the rates paid by THos. e MAKh'
BROKER corner of Union and College Streets haShVc'
FOR uncurrent money These quotations are liable 70
duouate but may depended sufficient length Of TIME
for be received by mail or express iorWSroeu
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NORTH CAROLINA.
tennessee Bonds and Coupons
- - TTorr.harr

luartermastCrG vouchers cOGSSV
se aions are for notes dated before war; and OF
denominations 6s and upwards, liable to fluctuations
and cannot be relied any length of time VIC will buy
and eject exchange with banks individuals commits
zion Special quotations will given whenever desired
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DANIEL AINSWORTH & co.

Attorneys for Claimants,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
loyal citizens having merItOrous claims against the
Government for property taken for the Of the Army
will find it 10 their interest 10 communicate with
All soldiers having pensions bounty back pay due, all
officers having unsettled accounts and all persons who drew
pensions rFor rebellion will find it their advantage to
confer with US IL al claims ci dfri p prosecution
Gril guarantee SUCCESS.
REFERS His ExcoenCy. VIM e.. Brovncw. Governor Of
Tennessee and to the business Of Nashville, decGt
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IN this cause the plaintiff sued attachment against
tho defendants damages for trepass in the case, re-
turnabe the Circuit Court for Claiborne county An order
having been made by that publication be made for four
successive weeks: in Brownows Whg, notifying said detcn-
cats TO appear said court TaZewe the ID Mon
day Of January next then and there defend ssd suit
T. HODGES, Clerk
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CHOICE FRUIT TREES

NOR SALE At LOUDON, Tenn L
choice assortment Of Fruit Trees two OF three
Old well grown. at the following prices Larest size
Apple Smaller size 20 FiUe Pear
Plumb trees each. small will BE- charged for
Of packing ard for shipment Send in orders
carly as il is the best time for transplanting.
T. J. BELL
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COLEMAN a. EAWES.
OWNERS OF IMPROVED FARMS
LAND FOR SALE,

HE UNDERSIGNED UFT END TUh
Il farm and half miles west of MorristoWn
Jefferson and Granger counties Tenn containing two hun
dred and nifty Of fine valley andli0 acres in cutva
ton 100 OF which finely in clover the balance
timbercd land There the premises good frame dwelling
with eight large barn. crib and other outbudngs
and about $50 choice fruit
The Of the best Of its New Market Valley,
very high Of cultivation bargain he had
in this property. Call and see
decl-imz- Z. +. CARRIGER.
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December Rules, J
NOTICE.
NUIIUE.
TO THE CREDITORS OF DANIEL D.

To IHE UREUIIUhS UT UhNIDL d.
L FOUTE deceased You hereby notified that the in
.oyency said Foute has been duly
ted administrators have filed in this court their In
solvent bill II Is therefore Clerk and Master
at his rules that the creditors of said estate file their claims
duly authenticated this before the hrst Monday
- irnc mi w. @. PIOKENS c. II.
dcrG- fl ma BY L. WEAR d. &. NJ.
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james Debusk VS.. P. l.. Langham, William Langham,
William Burchfeld S. C. Mitchell, Jefferson Bishop,
James Mel Josiah Cole, Charles Kelly George Brooks
Car
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From the Now Rra.

Mr. EDIToR.-Please publish the follow
ing proposition. | am trying to effect the
completion Of church house in the town
of Greenevillc, which we had III process Of
erection, when the late war commenced,
and which was struck by rebel bomb the
day that John Morgan was killed. And
being DESTROYS To finish the building accord
ing to the original design, make the fol
lowing proposition TO the returned Federal
Soldiers Of East Tennessee: That, if you
will give me means enough TO build the
Steeple upon my church, l will have the fol
lowing inscription placed upon it Erected
bV contribution made by the returned Federal
Soldiers OF East Tennessee.
could have made the above proposition
alone TO the First Tennessee Cavalry, with
a good hope of success, but do not want
10 make any distinction between our brave,
and gallant boys, who composed the several
regiments Of East Tennessee Volunteers;
who won honors for themselves, and their
patriotic portion of our State, on many a
hard contested battlefield l know no DIFF
ference, and ] feel none, between our brave
boys; and l appeal to all. If the propose
ton suits you, Just respond by sending me
fifty cents, or one dollar, Just as suits you.
Mail to Rev John P. Holtsinger, Greene
vile, Tennessee, and will credit you, just
IS YOU may choose either privately or in 4
public paper.
Knoxville Wing please insert two or
three times.
Yours firmly
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

will CONTINUE the business the stand, ami will
take pleasure waiting upon old customeTs whose
patronage hope still 70 retain
dsc6-EtH }. Il. PICKENS
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Sarah Woods vs. H. L NJ. Woods
THE RESPONDENT HIRAM WOOD

being en.resdent Of Tennessee charged in the Sup
plementa ana injunction bill in the 1t ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow
Wh notifying said respondent to before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville the third Monday Of January next
then and there 20 make his defense to the BILL the viii
DO taken for confessed and set for hearing pare copy
Of the order.
PTS d. A. DEADERICK, c. & NJ.
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Yours truly,
TOuS j HoTTSTNgFE

We, whose names are appended, most
heartily respond to the above proposition
Of Chaplain Holtsinger. As members Of
different regiments, Late in the service OF
our country, We think the proposition alto
gether reasonable; and we arc confident
the Federal soldier has no warmer friend
than Chaplain joan P Holtsinger;
1. B. Sell, late 1t. and Rgt. c. S, lst
Tennessee Cav, So; VIM. F. Fowler. late
Lit. LIST Tenn. Cav, So; David Fry, late
Capt. I'd Tenn Inf and Col. OF Scouts, So;
Il. a. Crawford, Col. and Chief Of Scouts
Eor E. Tenn, S.; James H. Dobson, Co. F,
It'll Tenn. Inf, So; r. VI. Dobson, late 1t.
Co. F, ith Tenn Vol Inf, IS; Jacob Hays,
4th Tenn. vi, 81; B. Smith, late Major,
LIST Tenn. Cav IS; David Rush, late Capt.
Co. c, Sth Tenn. Cav, So; w. \. Kidwel,
late Capt. CO. |, lst Tenn. Cav, So; VIM.
F. Self, late Commissary Sergt. LIST Tenn.
Cav. 80; VIM. VI. Russell. O. NJ S. LIST
Tenn. L. A. B. E., 81 A. P. Moorehead
late Capt. Co. B., 18th Tenn. Cav, 50.
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cnrirnlr, Nor l5.- Monile papers Of the 18th
instant lero.t ,hut General pun Green, Of Alabama
lied a. Mobile on tie lth infant.
fOf tea. puH Di,,n the FNr1rss say. Few men
have figure! more IAI. l IN tie pliucs Of the conn
Wy, and specially during thc Administrator II
General Jac.-o., whom ios % : me he supported VITA
tieAt TeI and aucIty. General tIeru pultshcl
She organ Of JaCsson In Washington during MS Ad-
ninistrnton--g hearty ruppOlct at oue time, but
,ubec uen'ly goIng over g. Js,t.ons opponents, Of
whom John &. & lhoul vas chef ten. Jnck,on
hen - ed Nj. +. Z. Hair rom toI,h- ton NJ,
.hci the sipS WIS Published NJ The Ndminiats,
loA onan "a pAtturIship with NJ Rive. General
G,een estlhiishci the L. ;. lELrpaNrlL and oou-
Quoted II TOT several ycu- IN he Iu,e. eat Of VI .
LaIhOun ani M r1ends. NJ = lner day he estab-
hshed ,ta'e Rirht. pare ~ Baltimore and Tor
+eNon Juu.uai caucI cine X public" Ne telltNe,
in his ciU. lie va. maI Of N,fy great ehety anu
sctivty, iul OF pcuucA. zeal and hutlness ~ cua-
son. lac had hI- name IA Asou oi rif,ulEli ms VI
loIAs. tgUu a NDt u,., TIE Dat lct ui Columbia
snd el-tvNric brit do uut Cos mol item Nl'h mutl
piotii ~ li.ari. Ia the krh l'i, Nhll u, to1A ~,
o4CI4Iort part, hr sItCl 'dh o." south hui ~ one
81 the his Co rec W. n, patuUu %, tht ie'iut hi
bioin lN-i - l-t-, TIE "a. Il" lJul hnist ni'i'
h.uIulueuuv Hni1.t tie pIu1c uuC.r II 49, N't'. =
sAts & Seat.I, ui tl, s. NIIuN.L 49, Hast .il
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Al nay nj the " hitr Hou.e.

The Washington s1As ofruesdAy evening, say.
We're II no, for ~. relief from daily .nroysncea
sho-Ned BY the Cabinet meetiu = on Tuesdays
aad FRIDAYS no physical constitution, how ever
sronr, could endur, tho erhsustins Isbor per.
iorwel by he President Of the United States Tiers
isto once OF Tho government 90 luricnst Nth "a
'r,"seihiy and snne,y, and NJ man liviu., re-
q1ired 10 listen "a rich enAies. recital . m v,,e
rrisfs, - unsophiaicated visitor, rour in, tbs
Prcsi lent's ear at every pubic 'r'erv,eN r..,i-
&c. johnson has few ca iais IN tn iu,try U,riscs
h''r, AMI until breakfast, wi 'a H. ~rved atttlf-
rsst seven, l,oks over tie uevsr,rers In.
me is,elv after breakfast no goes To- The r,e-,,.
tive apartments and commences re t,hor Of M.
DAY. First there arc bundes Of letters To be rc.d
and the replies dictated ~ the secrst,ri,s. Az.
ricatior' for appointments promoti ne, d.
cnsrSes rom ihe army snd navy, pclNcal Al.
VIC, petitions for FNccutvs clemencv AMI In
numerSl 10 o,hor subjects arc dispose o. hlt he
fore hat competed the visitors have commenced
to to, into the ante rooms aud thfust tneit carl.
upon MN. Pardon se Ecr, swarm n ovOry hand
Former owners o. c'nfs ,ted ~ porty mace IN ana
down before the door OF the rteSidsut'. room an
iema'es WITH Undesirable ,1ronteiy iuslst upon
itnheu'e sihinAdce. Aher TO most impCrt,ht
business OF the moruins hae b Il, n diaposst Of he
visitors are admittel one by QUE and The y Ga
dent submits himself 10 the art-si an ro~ess mi.
lasts uuLl sbou, hsli.pss, on. ~ two, sometime,
lhre, O'CLOCK, vhcp tie doors Of his .n.rm.nt ~.
oiened, md the whole crowd Nim,tte A such
times I'll johnson, son ct ,hs President, ~, C,i.
nroWMue' ptivacs ccf,Isry, aian = near Die Ptes-
cent aua Akes mtnortnds 80 dictated by hin, ON
the cases Of the Wis tors who succeed one .nc,h.
with SUBJECTS for Exec lavs action. Nh. M, d,ns,
throug ~ the Post Once window r,r p's.j
IVA manner NJ such tunes 4, ,v.v.
pleasant and gives confidence H. ia re,
uuhu His decisions are quick. and .scb MI.
Vidua' who ayshis case before The Pfss,ie tlc,r,.
IN hAn d0ArL courteous words the final de,i.on
Whom all have Leon listened ~ aud the Ia M. az.
once more empty, the President ,uIa, ,y.in 4,
papers on his table until four O'Clock The hour to
dinner. Alter dining he returns 10 his on a. ana
thero generally remains until late hour, seldom
retiring before eleven O'Clock. In addition 70 All
shese duties y mud 10 remembered that thor, a.
distinguished visitors constantly presenting III en-
solves Representatives OF Foreign Courts Cover
nors' senators, Gonerals, and hundreds OF lesser
mssni.u 10 must be received, each having some i'm
poitani subjo.t requiring care aud elaboration,
VINE over al towers tue great aud ever present
problem OF rec instruction C.biue, days aud the
sabbath afford three days Of res, from, the petty
and exhauSuus snnoyanees that bese, the Prssi-
uohs on. F." no umo 10 he Tree from the oppressive
weight OF national dIacuies vhich no ", more Al an
ever before, obscure The future
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Latest Commercial.
Friday. November ~.

n~llNH1nN, NOV. 10.
o~lns TO tho pressure Of important public bu.,uc.
the President did not opcn his doors to visitors to
day. Anon< those at ,he state Department thu.
morning, ~s lion. Ausou l'lrhnsimc, Minister to
China.
The Government IL tcpi hllv i'd ICED on The sub
Jet Of the cholera abroad 'Asoi-h IL, consult. The
latest dc.pa,rhcs show shat ,ho epidemic il di,hp-
poarns from Palermo, where II hAs he more viru-
lent than =. say ether place on the Mediterranean
The dseasc I. evidently nov gong inland and cad
ing over the Penin.ua II hs. crossed the frontiers
OF spain and parsed into Portugsl The cholera has
completely oea,ei at C'nstan'inOp'e. also At Gilak
and other part. n the tinted Priucr4ties Of Molds-
via and waschiA.
Thu morning ss tho AcI,ntri, railro,d train va.
backinr on she Peuus wanna avenue, where the city
railroad crosses the Alexandra trek. It came 10 con-
ttet with city passenger car stutus It IA the rear
and throwing u entirely of the tr,cs. Mrs Marion
Ilu, ton, OF Philadelphia Who clerk In the rtea-
sury department, aud j. &. Eddle the conductor,
we're seriously wounded, and Mr. Enyuo, Asen, OF the
Adams Express Company, ani others slightly
sounded
Recently published reports conccruine the activity
Of the Nayy Department in getting ready for sea
various Vessels have sign,f ancc boy ond the fact
Tia, At all times there circumstances connected
with the business OF the Department which nccc.-
tate the fitting out Of vessels 10 be- despatched on
Goyernmc duty. one vessel will ies.t during this
week for Europo and soon after another will sail for
the West lnd's.
The Pee dent has p,rIoncd Gen. 4 =. jackson, Of
/ Georgia or Itnncescc.
| Antonio Ross, convicted In October OF the T..
: Circuit Court f. Ia rn.tcgn p.Nri.t Of y
. y. Of coun cictng fractional currcucr, AMI zen
tened to ten y,ars mp'ionmcut. l. parioncd by
thu President. The chief influence m behalf Of his
pardon the pcrsonal csenco of h. wife and 'N
. helpless chIldfcu. VIM. the y tr vI'pl the
4 e,idcnrs order for her tush1u.'. oca sine m0tc
4 the Executive mansion itround al h her shpuu ut
JOY.
Al the Secrciario. Of departments sui heads OF
/ Bureaus are husy preparing their iorthcOmng ~.
] pots " Jongrcss.
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4 PaAaIun for MnIckea.

In the city oi Boston there 10 su individual who
may 10 SAID 70 have poriso, pa.sios for watches.
lie Is tho possessor Of some fifteen or twenty, II
not a couple Of dozen Of tbem. They sTc all made
ni ths hnesl gold md arc nOt only of tho incest
workmanship, bus very costly aud valuable hns-
keepers. Olo sbounds IN pearls, anoIuer IN dIa-
muuds, sud another IN I'll 81. OF precious stones
sud tho dial case aud interior OF each diher rom
that of eAon Ut the o.hers. Ono strikes like =
"a, niaturo clock every hour, AnOtber 10 repeater
AMI tsIl. the quarters wnIe another seems w slug
like a IHs vlrd. 90 ~ two are uItolnnony
large and uiassive--4Aving gold cs-es no-rly q
qua ter Of sn inch IN thickuess; Others are a.
su.ii as laiy'H ws'cn. Eioa pOss.ssss is own
p.I.culir ana elegant Key, cnalu .nd seal Bone
ara KEEP IN one room oil .ne mouse and soIns In an
ULher AUD lsDh u wound up and cAreu Tor every
day by the maud OF the same own T, vhose Is,ts
aud passion fyr wstc os And tnrir sppondAges il "a
gr-a. - mat oil otter psoplo lor pAIn1ngs, plsts.
medals or sculpture.
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Moxics-WHi Napoleon Withdraw ne
French Troepsf

Tho IsDKrssDssos Bs.Gr contains the following
signihcan, srncle
The Cibns, Of the T,l(Vies, while making re-
serves ASto tue right OF sS.Io W go 70 the sssst-
anos Vi ns AlIea has rcpliod w the American dow
orninent tAt II DAs isLsn into serious considers
non tue oOJecIious mao 10y NJ seward on the sub
iect oi tho prolonged &C upaIUn Vi NJ Iioo by tho
fTonch oops, and especially agsnsl soudi z out
Ifcsh iciuiof lcIuontH. Tho evacuation oi Mexico
may therefore 10 looked upon - Ihing decided
ga N pr,nvpe. Little matters II whether the Ieso-
luNUU OF tho GrOuch government las boen dotor-
miusi 10y the observations " tie Cab net u wash
IN 'ton ~ by private considerations. WnAt auIho-
rzeH tho Del,oi mat the execution u Ins measure
decided on will he sOOu COunon0oi In that Marshal
Balllnv, who Was .DOuI W les Issdouce ho pos-
sessas In Paris, has COluteTmAnded his order.
From that lsct Il would seem mat the geneTsl.ip-
cnief II Iho French army IN Mexico sppesrs W OK
pee. 70 return W Prs SHORTLY la Audiuon W lho
considerable savings when tne evacuation Of Mex
leo will procure W Iho French ue.slry, further
reduction Of swelve million. In We war bulge. 10
announced
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mr. Of state, d,ei $, Petersburg, Del, i1,h, in

nv on state, dAiei St Petersburf, Oct lIth, in
-bsch he say..
Sss% It my saig TO s,rn ,hs gnisd s,tc,
800 Try Beins farmer, aud feeling great in'erert
70 ,Wh subjects ha,- rad eye ythins upon me
W. ie~uii OF my conclusions ana o.servltiont his
.atile hague IL the RusiAn cate pest In tht ccun-
.rIly kin, vhois he'd, Lie choiora i is both
-onts yious an inec;ous. ID e.e terms man TO
ay " . comruu cuet fro.l ono 'nimal 70 another
by he ply sicaI iuucs o ct fue VIVA upon any an
tmh ;r,m an OF ecl containing the viIus and aeo
air AM thu, ptoiuce the drease. 1t evidently do
nos Ohsinate d H,ro ia Ens and tat as car 90
tsi,ie rort. P Ii tbi. theory is ect. ibcn
~ importation Of cs,ue from sbroai
s no, ,,hcrti'o ro..,,ie 70 he presented. Ana il
4 pay wei ~ cal Conri,ss toeether for thst
.Sim = "m r non. % csa.itli,. hsyhs Tie p,.t.
should bo aoNeu to land America without ,ni.
ttsut quarantine. Every disessc must At tUine time
bsve o'lginatod icon 4 v'oout .diircssri II the
ra,u-a fsv. .nd th',-s other m, am of the
opinhn tLat tht.e y notn. rs M he management Of
>hite n Great Britain or Americs, % generate the
q stHe - alss ne saI,ttiy Nrcautious csn arrest "
abort oi ahsoiuie on.inetcourte heleive e. 10 b.
. .recies Of bloody uurrain, aggravated BY the
trarshy nalure 81 Northern kussiA. and the utter
disregard nj all tue lavs OF heA,th, shich IL shown
!. man sud heast esrccslg IN iesard 70 ventilation
and cleanliness, ~hcn peveil' In te.e cold climate.
~hte great eNpend tIfe OF heat is neec d aud iuel
ana 1000 scare The sane ctufes at rrodu sing
sncs tne Assrsvstef tvrhu' lever bee, shich 10
called outsiae @. hmsit, ,tht 7,Aeu,. tnsiand 10.
81 castle from kus,la tlt tqnrt ~ heed th- advice
Z tust ouf c,unty ui IT, more wee and more
" tunstt.
Hon. Ksrne,h f., nor, Of Nouh Carolin,. had q
iouc int vie. 18th the rrr,:c1' Icy. on matter,
eon.ectei with ihc political ia erect. II that State
incutinc no restoration OF ~ rifh's aud PRIVILEGES
tn the nion
Action IN the many APPLICATION to. sP'ci. pardon
y nelry altogether suspended bv the President
~ho-e time IL occupied with the consideration Of
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From Europe.
Three Days Litter News.

Inc ,lrlrd steamship Persia, from Liverpool on
'he ih ir,.sut and Qlccurtovu on the oh, las al
,vei. tn, Cu,us B,.PIoru', Caledonia and Loui.
va "a had arrived out
I uad 'oca .Dro.',l .a,tS la.re Biencn shinwi'h
f7,rra,as rs ior Sew York, had teen !o1 in the
Brn.A c aauc. u4t To statement VA. believed to
,o,ith0ui foundation.
lie French wrr sitsmcr Decembrc. had sunk the
6nn,-h ,elmer Au..lo N The south tgIollDi by
rr,. ii'o collision with he7. Crew aud passenger
r'fle Aglio Undo al Dover,
There !. hitch in the complete on Of tho new Mn
is,r. in Fus.aai 80 oG.ci5 announcement; Of any
aes r.puun h,d ueea made NJ to the ih inst, hu'
he p.le..s-ei uil OF -r"culat'on,
A. LI.l.tone u.s. lrcu on v.st to Scotland. he
3,., Nsss ,0-s tha .pcechc' Of VI. Gladstone at
,r.eov cave m 'roind for doubt a, 70 the general
eo..tot' . Hlui,'sr WI pursue, ini adis
r..oe .reocles I'D M oynac. that, II supported Nv
h.. ,unt.. ministers VIII not te GLOW 60 arm Tor
-. fhe work lev uncoWr'etnd in ti2 Nj, Glad
'ono nd slrenlv dec,rrsd nmsef in favor OF *
r. no fcl 100. n'1'''t trsu nl-ct ~ no r. ne
Mq Is r III tue tuL les VI inns Isct that the voice o
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
Indian Affairs Treaties -inycsugntion Of
nOgLs i.tc.

S. Iyvs N5r i5.-Col rMlor snd Rev. Mr. Reed
NJ ne udisu Dommlts on, seu' to trcA, with the
,rhe- n the NoitIve.i, arrived Of Font Randall ia
IN, on tr ih, ON tho s' amer Cal pso. The oter
srtmle.f Ut the Conr colon have gone home over
Isnd ~, CruI.fsvou have cone % ed tIoc les Sl,h
rne u no, Of tie Sioux nation ami ,aty sipulH-
g. for -e.ce swonr we Iadians them Clvos = ell
rvith ,hc government 'or"-e-,man Hubbard NJ
JoEs, rnr das bee. iny,s,e4'l1e the frauds Sc pc
traei b Iud'-u af,Gts on tho i'h'tent tle' =
IN. co,ntr,, ,ason the CslT-o en- route IN Was
ington -Four 60. naari", or tbe an nited states
Ie. nenL Iieu' Col. Th1ru on, comro' the sArri'on
~ Fort EGnda'' o- the win er rDnes'er shIe'e
L. nov there ?ly'sg the Ucoq'.
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How the Western Indians Fight.

correspondent describing . recent attack on .
Government train, on the Western plains has The
following IS 70 The Indian method OF aghtinsi
They rarely, fever, attack except on horseback,
and each man keeps his horse on the run, riding
generally IA circle, 80 10 avoid shots discharp-
ing IN tie me ,nhms showers OF bullets and arrowa
aud shouting to stampede tue auimals. When Q
weapon is pointed 81 que OF them, he shelters him
self amos, entirely by hanging over the side Of
his horse, and from this POSITION continues firing
D.smng suddenly upon . train In this manner.
they can discharge great numbcf VI sho,s before
tne toamsisrs, taken by surprise, and encountered
by she care oi wear teams can make any org AniEcd
OF enectiVe resistance aud II unsuccessful IN thsir
awmpA W shoe, the drivers or stampede the ami
nal' 'hsy arc ofteu able make ooi thor retreat
without loss. The principal de,puos against en-
attaek Oi siormidAlis nature, 10 10 form Q carrAl,
which FURNISHES con siderable protection, and casss
nave occuftoi ~nsre cVrrsls have lean bee eyed
ior several days, by large bodies u Indians w,
numerous W 10 Encountered on the o<her plain
Although arrows are sun much used. many Of the
Indians are well armed win rifles and rsvolvsrS,
though some oi them ~ least, do not Understand
the use oi me brooch loadus gums, and they have
bron known ~ leave cap,urcd weapons u thss
dsscr pnon, alter breaking ~ as ~ render them
useless
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
Canada.
The FrUiun excitement

rp'5'o, Nor. l5..-An order Wa received at To
-rrin On Sa,urday, ~ Col nsni.on from the Adiu.
,..t General 10 ,cc~t from his hatts lion captain,
tro subaternt and company OF ~ men for .erN lce
IN t-, frontier 4 similar order NaS received at
Hamilton on NgndAr. n is uudeI, '0d t'it nint
I,ii on plr.e, te sent u ofccnt point. on the
frontier
Tronio, e n, Nor 10. Their, i. no alarm here
nto Fer an rumo.. n s'honrHt ros.il IT, however,
: th., some sort ~ iadIs operation. misht bo at
,,mrtNd on tse itonu,-, and the authorities hNo
crcrerr takcn tho nee n.y peecsuton. to prevent
ui.,h.e' hsias done. Thor cy-ent feeling Is alto.
,eiter dcrl.lve Ct the " ho.o lus.ue's.