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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
toes q the large ao16e building a. 'hs Il gS.sS
and ntted up In style Of elegance aud eonYeniehes
which Is unsurpassed ...,..t .rd
character The appreciation OF is value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
aga slna. wts Whoh its srsdaes secure lucrative
situations. and the large number Of applications MADE
to the College for them.
The course ofinstruetion includes
BOOK-KBEPlNub
which Is tAughtin all Its departments and appesuons
mat AZ It 10 prAutced by the best accountants and bust
ness men, Each student opens writes out ana closes
several set Of books adapted to the various branches
trade makes out proper form the various papers used
In business such as Promissory Notes. Receipts, Ae'
count Currents, Account Sales Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C.. and Is Instructed In ne large
1sT1sty Of Transactions and OF business fe
P NMANsHIP.
which is important 70 every business man receives
haya IL el to make elegant and rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
tnrndIug Iutees PROFIT and Loss Averaging Accounts
ExchanEe &c., is taught in its shortest and most APP
goSnSRciI Law, MATHEMATICS and DErBoTNa cous
zRFsIT Norris included in the course OF
TELEGRAPHING
both BY Sound and Paper Ia taught by one pes
OF practical experienced operators and every Ssy
is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Oh All 'ns
depsStment has been opened for the reception
InsrsaSnT demand for competent operators offers un
| usual opsrtuniF sfor remunerAtiye employment; -,
| As INSTRUCTIVE Is given to each student separately
those who .sh 10 enter for particular branch an
The time usually required for the complete oounhns
House Courses varies from eight to twelve Weeks Ac
eordius to the number Of hours daily devoted 70 u.
handsome Dipoma with the seal Of the Institution 1T
tachsd, is awarded graduation. ..
studentg are received at time, and are instruce
Al sneh hours as may hest suit their oonvenienee.
Catalogues containing terms, may be ootaine
~ CafrTEspEEs series OF Practical TTeAtsss on Boo
KESPMd, and JUDGE sHARwooDs lectures before u
students, Commercial Law Tor sals aIIne eoHsGs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

Nv rival has great midnight slsi-
She makes them speik whea she ia stu
Tbsv l,urh, ,hsy dance. they mock, they pray
And with true heArts they falsely prey
sweet Turing eyes be still, be 'til'l
My eysa are only grey.
Nv rival mas blnet lustroui hair
She binds its rlpplsu like crown
Upon her forehead, queeuly fair,
And prisons hearts in msshss rare,
with wil'ul ringlsis StrAyins down
Ny hair Is only brown.
Ny rival has dazzling grace,
And ultehlug ways TO win her Wills
All. meets the world with sweet, bright tacs'
Yet only aesms to work II nj
But ah with such dazzling grace
while am shy and atiil.
when tbs knight mes the chsvaller'
The one that's werahiPed of US two
He meets her j-ut with msrrler Jest,
Gives glove or flower at her behsst'
Somewhat more cold than olhera do
Then me comes straight unto
lie says my hair is soft bright brown
He says my eyes are honest grey,
And In his own, sweet love leaps high,
sm his darling, only |,
whom some day he will boar away
And pass my rival by.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
soUANDERED LIVES



mn. asbs,man wadss III the aarssS
Tha sailor sails over the seaai 49,
rhs soldier steps brayely to ba'sisi
Ths woodmau lays axe to the trees
M. s,eh Of the blood Of the heroes
rss manhood attempted in strife
s,1ans hands, that go lightly 10 labor.
T,us hearts, that take comfort IN ne
In each Is the seed to replsnish
The world with the visor II nssas--
The centre Of honest Affections
This impulse to generous desd''
p,, the shark drinks tho blood of the nshS''
TIE sailor is DROP ed in the sea
Tho soldier lie cold by his cannon
The woOdmAn is crushed by his tree
Each prodlsai lie that Ia wasted
In many achievements unseen,
pat leusthens the dAysof the coward
Ana attensthsns the erafiy and NEAL
aha hlood Of the nob'e est Is lsvhhed
That Il 9 sOltish profit may md
god secs the lives that are hQuandeTeu'
And w to his wisdom are blind
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
WIT AND HUMoR.

oupvs Couarsulp-In o small country town
+. u..,ford conn,v. Connecticut, a widower, ,
.ai It'd ,hs nav, Of A brute aud a tyrant
I'd. van, ahor,ly after the demise Of his
.nonso 10 nav bia RESPECTS to buxom widow,
III l,so hsr suitor. had not the best reputation
a., .na.,,v ~ manners and meekness of temper
tn. s.,os;n, oo,loopv ensued;
.wsu madam am come to see you"
oval. YOU NAV lust clear out again, for III
hasa nothirg IN do with YOU. You needn't think
i "a, mo yon abused and whipped your first
ia and Lnov what kind of a fellow you are.
ynn oan ma, hish an Aat,n
,vao dd and If had YOU I'd make you toe
Msm.rt IA rive YOU right good thrpshing |
every time YOU deserved IT, and wouldn't let
YOU vote II every woman in town ran TO the polls
With ballot in her hand"
Strange as it may appear, this very loving and
romantic couple we're united 10 the "holy bands
Of uadock" three days sfterward.
"Was ever woman in this humor woody
Was ever woman In this humor won :"
We think not,
nt.,l. p,,0;xo Adverttser which talks in this
$40. ,,yonru man dom, do il. Don't marry
1imLleg. nor ankles, nor eyes, nor uhlEt h1i
mon,bs nor ohins. nor necks, nor shippers
Thess b,s md SCRAPS Of femininiiy are mighty
noor ,h,nes 10 tie 10. Marry the true thing.
Ioot at,or conoenialitv. kindred sympathies dis.
postiops. educatiop. and il these be joined with
social nosition or even a little lucre, why, don't
Ia, them stspd in the way Get woman-noi
ops Of tbese parlor Law 6gures-oDe of thest
automata TINT sit down lust so-get up just az
--thump piano and dote on whlsEer' LAYING
statues are poor things to call into consultanoi
where bread and beef Is the question. The poo
little mind that can scarcely fathom the depth
Of dress trimming, can't be help meet OF an
40 cunt. Don't throw away your time on it,"
An old gentleman Thought 10 be a member Q
tina IssisIe,nre From tba "rural districts'') wer
iDto Trin;,v Cbnreb. in Boston, on sunda
ALBANIAN whua Raw Mr.. dauaudet was re
heating ths service TO the deaf mutes, b
sigma After attentivelv watching The proceel
ipRs for A few moments, ha rose from his sea
took his bat and cane and started for tho doc
aud. az be passed out, shook his head reprOae
fully at the sexton, and said, Il can't stand the
ritual tantrums nohOw'
In the following manner does q Cobra
editor welcome the return Of a respectable CT
aen; "our respected towusman Mr. Geor
Frtoh, returned from the East 10 last eveniu
coach. He has on 6ne suit of State cloth
Including a plug hat, and is the doeondost loo
lug OOss we have ever seen since Jim Fora It
We are glad to see him back again. hoWe'
aud hope he will now settle down and oenl
himself'
Az magistrate Of the court Of Surrey IL
lsnd) was sitting slipping maraaehino' co
hy lad arrived with a letter which rtquiret
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

At a recent bal masque given 10 this city,
fair domino attracted the attention of one of the
impressible Of the other sex, who, obtaining he
consent. danced the entire programme with her,
aud, under the influence Of a few glasses of wine,
became violently and amatorially exhausted.
When the "wee sma' hours ayont the twal" ar
rived, the lady suggested the propriety Of seek
ing the paterna mansion, and as the sweet and
hallowed walk seemed to present an opportunity
for the declaration of his absorbing passions
the gentleman accorded with the suggestion.
Frequently was the attempt made during the
journey to insinuate his arm around his fair in
amorata's taper waist but at each essay, like
Bob Acres, the courage oozed out of his fingers
ends, and the naughty member fell powerless ct
his side. At length the house was reached, and
the young mans chances for satisfying the inor-
diuate cravings Of loves young dream were
growing small by degrees and beautifully less
At the gate, the young lady dismissed her escort,
thanking him for his company but he declined
the discharge, asserting boldly that he should
not leave until the door had coaed between him
and his charge. The front entrance was tried,
but found to be bolied the young lady then
went to a side door, aud without her knowledge
her adorlng Juan followed. While she was dis
Iobing herself inside the room, of her street
apparel, he pushed the door open and put III b.
head, determined to die in the last ditch in tht
effort to procure from her an acknowledgment
OF the probable return Of his deyouring passion
Just when the neck was favorable to the move
ment, the lady banged TO the door, holding tb
luckless wight close between the door and th
jamb, and seriously impeding the free passag
OF the breath Of life. He yelled and howled
begged mercy in stentOran tones, but the lady
like Niobe, would not relent His scream
walked up the paterual ancestor, who arrive
upon the scene, and noeep,ii the situation, tol
his daughter to hold on to the scoundrel, Will
from the outside be applied sOme powerful M
efficacious arguments made up of buffalo SO
leather. This punishment continued until Il
iuAicters were exhausted, aud the inflicted abO,
half dead, when he was permitted to depart.
There are several interested relatives anxio
to see the young gentleman, who will be east
distinguished by tightly buttoned coat and
carefully mufHed neck. When you SEQ such
one, know he Is our hero.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
journal and Statesman Time-Tablo,
seTWEeN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
APRIL 9th, 1857.



TRAINS LsAvE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA
At O'Clock, morning.
Al O'Clock, morning.
Al Oh minutes before IL O'Clock, morning.
A. % minutes after IL o'clock, noon
Al 8 O'Clock, afternoon.
A. 10 minutes after 4 O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after 6 o'clock, evening.
At 10 O'Clock, night.
Al II minutes before IL O'Clock, night
AZ 80 minutes after 6 O'Clock, evening, sundays
A. IL minutes before II O'Clock, night, sundays.
rRAINs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA RoR WiLAlheroH'
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
| Al is minutes before Ia O'Clock, morning
| At 80 minutes after IL o'clock, noon
| At O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after 4 o'clock, afternoon
Al @ O'Clock, evening.
At IL O'Clock, night
Al 80 minutes after II o'clock, night.
Al Ii O'Clock, night, Sundays.
Al 80 minutes after ii O'Clock. night, Sundays.
rRAtNs LRAvz WILMINGTON RoR ARw CASTLE
A. 10 minutes after 10 O'Clock, morning.
Al 80 minutes after O'Clock, evening.
Al 25 minutes before O'clock, night.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW CASTLE FoR WILMINGTON
At 8 O'Clock, morning.
At 6 minutes after 10 o'clock, morning,
! AT 6 O'Clock, evening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILIAs,DI,5MsL-.P.nIlA, wTL1MIneTlI1oN AMI

nHII.A nHI.pHTA WTTMTMaTON AND
bAbflMVhh BAIL hOAD TIME TABLE,
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 22d, 1857.
Trains Gill ia.va Tanos posA strsat and wash.
inSian Aysnus, ~ sIipws. - D''AN '''
=, :, =. !. =, ~, -, - 80 . =, ...,
nA1-nhiL TRAIN ate ~ =; ~ ksunaEh tAesp1.eun
for BAltmors stopping At all REGULAR Stations Con.
cSisaaid and TntsrmsdIsts ststio1s "
RXPREss TRAIN Al ii Is 4, NJ fgundaya exesptsdl
Tor S Hn snd nston; - ..u,.,,
a. shAdS ~ sVo T. NV a.,
nr bslumoreand WaahihEIon sopppg ~ Ohss ~,
Nswsrh EEtop Ncrtb Fst Hsvrs
de Grace. Absrde NJ Perryman's Edgewooi, Magnolia,
Chase's and stemmer Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 90 p NJ. (dsily) for Baltl-
more and Washington. rounsots at Wilmington with
Delaware Railroad Lius saturdays excepts1 stopping
at Middetown, Smyrna Dover Harrington BsafoTd.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

FRUIT PaospKoTs "A Boston paper says that
there are indications Of abundance Of fruit in
that vicinity the coming season. The winter
was comparatively mild, and the peach buds
have not been injured. Those who have been
wise enough to preserve their peach trees will
be likely to gather fine crop Of this most deli
cious fruit. Those apple trees which are spared
by the eanker worm promise to yield abundanty
OF pears, according to present indications, thsr'
will be a great abundance. Plums also look well
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

oLprN TRAVELLING the Goth of February,
1897. Thomas Jefferson left his home to be in
augurated President of the United States. A
leaf from his memorandum book Of expenses,
furnishes an opportunity for a comparison
between the time and money needed for a trip
from Alexandria to Philadelphia, then and now
MIR. JefTerson's memorandum is as fOllOws;-
"Lef, Alexandria after dinner, February 2s' and
reached Baltimore on the Goth. The fare $40
Thence reached Philadelphia, March 2 Fare
AZ Whole amount Of travelling expenses from
hence, Including $l2 to send Jupeter and tn
horses home for Alexandria, $40 Os. Fare fror
Alexandria to Philadelphia now, So 90. Time
Al hours.-Alsrandri Gazette.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
HELmBoLD,s COHcENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA

HELMBOLD'S COHCENThATMU
EXTRACT sARsAPAH1LLA
ERAplcATRs ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE piskAshs
OF rHK
THROAT, NOSE, EYES. ErELIDS, SCALP
and SKIN,
uh,.h .o d.s,urs tina appearance, pURdIH0 the evil
tsts ~ msrenrv and REMOVING ali tRinta the remnants
adults and children With perfect safety ., s....,,.
TWO TABLE e. the s11t .s Il bet
Drink and one bottle Is equal to gallon o. w e'f
Of BarsaparA, the decoctona as usually M cb,,r,
interesting letter Is published In the Msolco
Eeal Review, the subject Of the Ehtrac. VI n 4
ra in certain affections by Benjamin sran
IA Speaking OF those diseases and diseases arising
the excess OF mercury, he states THAT no Iesus
equal to the extract ofsArsapillai Its power Is
binary mora 40 than any other drug am aeqnA, ~
with 1t u.s. in the strl' sense tonic ~,n aa az tba
valuable attribute that It Is applicable 10 sa.s " Ia
systsm 80 sunken, aud yet so irritable as ienaeI
substances Of the tonic elasa unavailable ey rp]
| sSrHRLMBOLD's CONCENTRATED ExTRAOr s 81
| sAPARILLA, established upwards Of l5 yesrs' Frs
| pared by - ID III y; psasdwsY y
| ra-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. taprie-ono'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal
nnnnrnAIG Ionh

rh.huildinas and grounds have been placed 10 dom
,ts oyder and hlled up with furniture especially
ansd for the comfort and oonyenienee of studentS-
pnS ara for the Oldest boys, as In Colleges
pTyate study free the confusion and
school room. .-., t., .,....,,A .,d uv..t,..I
signsd 10 at our young for admission 10 our best
Geses or for the active duties Of the farm shop Of
sy the iIberaity Board Academy
ia With library ofl20oo volumes, and one
the best eoeeons Of Chemical and
saouiring complete Scientific and Mathemetiealedues
| ton far superior to most sehoosin our country.
| The best teachers will be employed and no lAno
spared 10 secure the proper moral nentN and phInes
tfauing ofthe young entrusted 70 his care Term
iAVu''~ EDWARD D PORTER,
Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
DIR. scHGNoK,s PyLMoN.Ios &c sE Ils ~

ma. aCHENCK'5 PULM0N1C sfhgF'
This sreAt medicine cured DR.. j. II. sehencR the RIO
pretor II Pulmonary Consumption, when haa asumea
~ most formidable aspect, and when speedy death
nearsd to be Inevitable. His physeians pronouneso NJ
case Ineurabls when he commenced the use Of uni
simuls but powerful remedy His health was
IN short time and return OF the deease ms
Hpprehended for all the symptoms quickly elssppeaIsu
apf hIs is than two hundred
ginos his recovery he has devoted his aLtentoh Va
olunively to the Of Consumption and tns diseases
heh are usually complicated with IT, and tine cures
eaeed BY his medicines have been very numerous Ahu
trniv onderful Dr sehenck makes professional Ylts
n ssvera or The larger cities weekly where ne hAh
large eoncourse of patients and Is truly
~ moor that have to be ee OUT 81 lnei
rarrsaes and in few months healthy robust persons
M sCHRNCK's PULMoNlo SYRUP, shAmtsEl
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally an
aured In curing Consumption. Full directions hee9la
nsny each 80 tn at any take them wlhont
III schenek but when 1t ia convenient IL pest 70 ~
hin He gives advice free, but for thorough exAmhA
tan Nth hIs Resuirometer his (, IL three dollars
We when purchasing that he two keneste
Of the Dootor-one when in the last stage Of
ton and ths other as he now IT, In perfect hsAlth-ar
| ON the Government stamp VI. p,.. A. "a NO
hottie or so the half doSsn Letters Tor advice nho9
awaye be directed TO DIR eehenoRs Principal Omes H'
| * North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa q.
| General wholesale Agents; Demas barnes 70,
Y a. g. Hanee baltimore, Md John D. Park Cineln
natl Ohio; walker Taylor. chicago, III Collins Bro'
ct, Louin, Mo. ootAo-auN ". ~ ~ t''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

EXPEDITION TO RUSSIAN AMERIcA.-lt is ru-
mored that combined military and naval e1pe-
dition will shortly visit Russian America for the
purpose of taking formal possession of the va
rious settlements, and also acquiring accurate
information relative to the topography, climate
and resources of that country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

A LITERARY TASTE TO young man away
from home, friendless and forlorn III great city,
the hours of peril are those between sunset and
bedtime. for the moon and stars see more evil in
single hour than tue sun in his whole days
circuit The poets visions Of evening are oil
compact of lender and soothing images. 1t
brings the wanderer to his home, the child to
its mothers arms the OK TO his stall, and the
weary laborer to his rest. But to the gentle
hearted youth who is thrown upon tho rocks OF
A pitless city, and stands homeless amid a
thousand homes" the approach Of evening brings
with il an aching sense Of loueliaess and desoa'
ton. which comes down upon the spirit like
darkness upon the earth. Iu this mood his best
impuses become snare to him, and be is lee
astray because be Is social, effectionate, sympa
thetic and warm. hearted If there be youni
man thus ciroumstanced within the sound of m!
voice, let me say to him that books are the friend
of the friendiess, and that library is the HON
of the homeless. a taete for reading will Away
, aarry YOU to converse with men who will instruC
YOU by their wisdom and charm you by thei
!, Wit. who will aooth you when fretted, retrea
:, YOU when weary, counsel you when perple&e'
l. and sympathizs with you at all times Nv
n spirits, 10 the middle ages, we're exercised ar
driven away by bell, book and candle; you Wa
10 but two of Those agents, the book aud tho ca
l. die George 8. Hillard
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
REMEDIAL sTITU n e d.
FOR SPECIAL CASES.

WUl IT bUVN f5FIVVFi +NV'7 2 WV
Pal, incarnation with the kfgheh tslttmoHtats
Also Book on Special Diseases, In ssated envseps
sant free ~ Be and send for them dnd you Wy
M rsore Il; for, advertising phyAieians are gensrA
i,,5ifsrs without References no stranger snoue .
trusted Enclose stamp for postage Ana airsSs ~ IN
LAWRENCE, NO. Ia BOND srRkhrl NE" AVA~'
nnNl9-1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

ErTE&rAs-
lass eoustituteta square
ea-0ns men ~ go cents per SQUARE OK .an,s
ar slnse sr lines, slng svarv
ea wants o. lO AND sTATEsMANla pnoiwsppqbp ~
,i:.s aa RSl vi $
bS Adyanee months and NO paper av .hs uub
ssS a''''''' 'D,"1 saS
llpher.. ,ysRIY JOURNAL ANY, - apa PFR kNNUM,
aSsd every FIiSsy osTHREE DOLLARS at the emo o.
$ sssrssMRNrs not s1s.sd1sa sEsy cents; and
Ia three times for one opGsr ones
io'h s sstae proportion without stating the TIME
n Advetsus pvnhliahsd will be eontinusu tarma
.hsy are TO o. Ssraed according 70 the apIs limited
.rs forbid ~ X Annual Advertisers ,,uaments
p.vIgESn buuss and Al ~ saTsItss
70 their own "a, n other persons, as wei, ~ on bus
for the benep wsdiAtely connected WIN ,h or other
Ss and all clssass, ,its engaged will DO CHARGED ~ w
Vie SsyS sS For all such transient Il desired
W separately 1ssKRrIoN Of their advefust are IN
10 sReV asdays and Fridays, our % ~ syioue Il
Termed that thsiMv H. on Mondays aud ThursdsSs,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

A CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM:
n plexon follows the use Of Helmbod's Concentrated
Extract sarsApara. II removes black spots, pimpleE
and all eruption Of the skin,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at Is minutes after ., morning
Leaves Philadelphia at ~ o'clock, afternoon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
TnR SAVE AVID TO RENT.

NOR SALE. ,,,,o,- ,,orsv -. pin.
Efreet above fifth street. ., 49,.
batTeen Market and King streets. II very dstirApe
psrt Of the city for business Of any kind - AZ,
cauiiey street, near Lombard, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets - .,, -. A..a
No T. A BRICK DWELLING on TAtnAu street. ABOVE
Second street $500 100 .,.,, -uo,p - .su.,,
of seventh and French streets aood business sang.
/ street ars, house West oil aok Horse Hotel eood
| stAnd for store and boarding house. ,
Itso = prmber On other Houses and Lots, Apply 10
N''' WIN. MeCAULLEf,
| ,noo 6v6 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

Deafness, blindness and Oatsrrn
Treated with the utmost success by ", =. bAAVe
oc,iiSt and Aurist formerly Of Leyden, HolspdD No
sis PINE Street, PHILADELPHIA Testimonials tTGm ".
renbe sources In the City and Gopnty can " scar
n MI once The medical faculty are Invited 70 ae
sompany their pAteAa h. has 90 seeists In me- pre-
ststza mnde fuT examination Esp2bfy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19
AN INDIAN ACCOUNT OF THE FORT
KEARNEK MASSACRE.


The Helena (aIontaua) Herald gives the fol.
lowing account of the Fort Phil. Kearney mas
sacre, given by some of the eavages who were
engaged in IL.
They 1.-THE Soux) were about two thousand
strong, all warriors, without their families.
Reaching deep rasine near the fort, the main
body Of Indians wero stationed on opposite sides
of the de6lO, lying close to the ground 80 as not
to be seen, while they sent a small number Of
their best riders Oh a dash up to near the post
where the GoVernu cut horses and mules were
loose, aud siampeded them. Tho commander OF
the post sent out about ninety men aud officers
to pursue tue Indians. and recover, il possible,
the lost stock. The retiring small band Of ln-
dIaus went slow enough to encourage their pur'
suers and led them into the narrow de6ls where
hordes of demons waited to destroy them. Thu
trap was successful 10 every particular.
! After the little command of troops had fairl,
entered the deep cannon, the Indians, lining th'
I sides Of the mountain on either side. raised au'
s fred yolley Of arrows and bullets killing on tn
amt all but seventeen Of the soldiers and ever
n ,fioer These seventeen, though number Wer
,. wounded, the Indians say, fought brAvely, an
killed some fifteen or twenty of their number
among them the three principal chiefs, befoT
Il they were shot down. But there was one Of th
II brave boys in blue whom neither their arrow
st nor bullets would fell, though he had numberle
O.. wounds. He stood up and fought hand to har
till overwhelmed by their closing upon him al
DC carrying hun Of prisoner to their camp, whe
,g he was finally tortured to death.
ct The savages say that aside from the force llui
lis the fatal d,he, they stationed six hundred
their picked young arrOwers near the fort, so
nd to make sure of capture in case the troops
de mining within should be sent out to the rel
Of their comrades But this was not done,
though they could plainly hear the firing fr
the post
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-19

HrOTICE.--I FORBID ANY PERSON
" Or Yer ons 10 trust Mary NJ. Hszel my wife on my
credit for anything as VIII poeitVsy pay no pi VI
bills 81 her contracting ...x,,o.z rz.zvx
maTae-lm hANh0Nh ANAAA'