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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Mr.. srANTON,s POVERTY PRIDE
AND HONOR AS A LAW YER.

When Mr.. Stanton went into the
Cabinet of Mr.. Lincoln. his law prac-
tice was worth $4,000 per annum.
He was six years Secretary OF " ar.
and in all that time he spent his salary
and drew upon his private fortune so
largely that when. about two years ago
he left the department, he found his
property all gone but his dwelling and
for the last two years he has had to
resort to his profession to secure the
means to live.
He was too sensitive to let any one
know his circumstances, and tOlled,
when he should have rested and re-
cupeFated. Two weeks ago he made
an argument before Justice Swayne,
chat the latter pronounced one of the
finest aud abiest be ever heard IN his
life, He would not take q case without
earning his fee, and did not charge
one-third the value of his service. A
month ago be was sent + handsome
retainer in the case of the State OF
Pennsylvania vs.. the Credit MobI-
tier. 4e wrote to Lewis Hall, who
represented the State of Pennsy ylvanla.
aud asked him as a personal favor to
let the case rest until he had time to
prepare himself to be heard for the
Credit Mobilier; that he had only just
been employed, and he would not go
into Court with any case until he un-
derstood it il all its bearings. Hall
wrote refusing any delay: The trial
must come off on the ensuing Monday:
Then Stanton returned the fee. and
he wrote that he could not do the com
pany justice on so short notice for
preDaration.
He needed that money, needed it
badly, too, bat he could not keep it.
because he could not feel that he could
earn it on so short a notice The case
went to trial, and the State won, and
then Hall sent notice over the coun-
try that he had Won bis case over
! Stanton and McMUrtree.
T twas mesa and dishonest in him
but he let it 90. Said the z-Secretary
when his attention was called to it
Don't contradict It. I have loni
since ceased to trouble myself about
misrepresentation and calumnies
whether in newspapers or elsewhere.
III New York Sun.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
OLD RELIABLE.


Some time ago the gallant General
Thomas at the repeated solicitation of
the Tennessee Legislature, much
against his own inclination. permitted
his portait to be painted aud hung up
IN the State library
Some weeks ago a fellow having
seat in the House, IN hopes of making
q little bUnkum, made the shameless
proposition to dispose of the picture,
as it had been paid for by the State.
The gallant, high minded, glorious
old General upon hearing of the in
sultiDg motion. although it had been
lost by large majority, instantly wrote
to a friend at Nashville requesting
him to ascertain the cost of the paint
ing and he would instantly refund the
money. The old hero also. fred with
just indignation, took Immediate
steps to return the gold medal voted
him by the last Legislature in COM
memoration of the Uuion victory over
the rebel forces In December. 1864.
It does ones soul good to witness
occasionally such an outburst of
chivalric feeling. and we hope to see
the time when there will be more of
Il displayed than at the present day
ZanesUille Courier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
A LEADING DEMOCRATIC Pa
PER ENDORSES MUNGEN.
lFrom the Cincinnati Commercially

From the Cincinnati Commercially
We are delighted With the Common
e.. IL comes to time with q Whack.-
"Ohio' il tells us has the honor of
the initiative" in the momentous mat
ter of "repudiation in the House.
Then it proceeds TO sing the praises of
Fiddler Bill Mungen- otherwise our
own sweet William The C0mHOReq.
mourns over MIR. Golladay, of Ken
tucky.. who took "a manly stand for
the toiEfnE millions. Stevenson and
McCreery are too respectable to be of
any service TO any but themselves.
We quote from the C0Dln1ORer this
paragraph, which is gem Of the Sc
TeDest ray
when Mr. Munger sat down, we
see that there was pelI neil dlsclalm-
er of his opinion by a series OF cIphers
large and small who suppose them
selves to be at least intellectually
equal to the si,aatiOn. The head Of
these patfiotg was MIR. James Brooks,
of New York q man who should al
ways play the Dead March in Saul
on what the Frerch call the crosse
c0isse, Angiice the base drum, when
the Democracy walks with him in its
annual funeral procession to the grave
Of the year, Little ambidextrous pro
and anti. slavery Sam Cox very proper
ly sounded his penny whistle lugubri-
ously on the occasion, Winking with
one eye and Weeping-tWo affectations
at oneeI with the other Mr.. MunQen
has more heart than all these
small fry pat together, and as to the
matter of useful knowledge and rcso-
luton, and even ability, he will be re-
membered when they are all execrated
or forgotten. The only course for Mr..
Mungen now is to rally to his friends
whose name is legion, and to organize
his purity Oh the rights 0l the masses"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

When Mr.. Garfield, following Mum
gems speech, offered resolution con-
demning repudiatiop there was a gen
eral stampede among the Democratic
members, About thirty Of them dod-
ged the vote on the resolution by all
senting themselves, and among this
number was the great Mungen him
self
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
STANTON pIEp poor.

These words contain the great mans
best eulogy. With opportunities to
millions, he sacrificed his
private income as he did his personal
health, in the public service. Not only
did be scorn the arts Of money-making
in high office, and keep himselfso clear
that the rankest rebel never accused
him of corruption, but he refused a
New York gift of one hundred thous-
and dollars, and that so quietly that
the fact was not known until after his
death.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

The Cincinnati Comagercialins
a case where a merchant Of Topeka,
Kansas purchased goods in New York
in preference to Cincinnati to SAGE
time goods arriving at Topeka sooner
fromNew York than when shipped
from Cincinnati
The same paper states that stoves
may be shipped from Trey, New York
to Cincinnati cheaper than they can
from Cincinnati to Columbus. Such
are some of the peculiar beauties Of
present railway freight facilities.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Form, style, Terms, sc.

Vol. XXI, for 1870, will be published in
superior style, each number comprising
sixteen Double Quarto Pages, (of hVe COL
umns each.) Finely illustrated, and neatly
printed on book paper. A title page, In
deN, &c, at close of each volume.
Only s3 year in clubs OF ten or more,
SZ9O. NOW Is the time to form clubs Very
iloerai inducements TO local club Agents
including Oper One Hundred PtElltdbLe Pre-
gettnls, ranging in price from 81 to $500 I!
specimens, Premium Lists, Show Bills, &c,
sent free. Drafts, Orders, &C., at our risk.
,Addres d. d. T. MOORE, Il Park Row,
New York. dec. Silt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
The Delaware County Bible
Society

HAS just Received a New Supply OF
H Books from the American Bible Socie-
", Wnlen, with the stock on hand, makes
tile assortment full and complete in the va
Ilous ROY ,ry rstyles OF Family and Pocket Bibles
anu anu \ taessLaInents. Also, Bibles and Testa-
i mems T. IN hebrew, Arabic, Greek, German
ley 8 llst prices, at the Depository, O. Platt's
teWelFy store No. Williams Block. my7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Election Notice.

EHE next animal Election of Of
1 dcers of the Del Co. Agricultural So
ciety will be held at the old Court Room in
Delaware on the third Saturday in Janu-
ary next (the l6thl at which time will be
chosen the following officers, to-wit: One
President, one Vice President for the ensu-
ing year and nYe managers for two years.
Psrs Ons who purchased Family Tickets at
the last Fair are entitled to vote.
dec. 31-2w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Sale of Real Estate, by order
of Court.

" at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. by the undersigned
f. NJ. Owen, Administrators, of John White
decd, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate as The property of
John White deceased SITUATED IN Kingston
Township, Delaware County Ohio, in Range
IL, Section 4, T. 5, u. 8. NJ. Lands. to-Jyif !.
seventeen acres in lot No. 9, and hve acres
in the northeast corner of the farm of the
said John White, dee. and being the same
on which he resided at the time Of his
death. Terms Of Sale. one-thfrd cash in
hand one-thiId in one year, and one-thfrd
in two years, with use from day of SALE
Deferred payments secured by mortgage on
dec. 81, 169-4t. Administrator
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

And notice hereby given that the whole of said
lots Of lots much thereof will be pay
taxes and penalty charged thereon will be sold by the County
Treasurer at the court house in said county the third Tuesday
January next unless said and penalty be paid before that
time and that the sale viii be continued from day day until the
SAID several tracts lots and of lots shall have been sold
offered for sale
December % 1859. J. f. DOTY,
Dec 81, 1869-2t. County Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Farm and FiresIde FavOrite I

Employing the Be st Talent IN the Land
having Nine Able Editors and Hundreds of
Special contributors and correspondence
Practical, Scientific and Literary Subjects,
an Exchange truly says Of 1t that STHE
RURAL Is the most Elegantly Printed, AbIg Ed
tied, Widely Circulated ana Heartily Welcomed
Paper, as l0hoLe, 1Vtich TlOiU finds It's a0qy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

T7HE umdersIgned wishing to leave
i Delaware, offers for Sale that valuable
property on South Street facing Liberty
Street, consisting of good substantial
Frame Cottage Dwelling House, nearly new
eight rooms and cellar, six acres of land,
on which is Vineyard and abundance of
choice grated fruit of ali kinds fI1st COM
Ing into bearing. Property all in good re-
pair. Good title Will be sold at bargain on
easy terms or VIII exchange in part for des-
iFabIe land. Possession gwen Immediately.
z dec. 81, '69--43mos w. w. FAINT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

w OOL Growers of Delaware County, we
paid you for Wool over two hundred thous-
and dollars during the last year. We want
to sell you some WOoIeTs cheap. We pay
cash for Wool all the year. We keep Facto-
try Fiannels, Factory Jeans, Blankets,
Yarns &c., which we will exchange for
Wool.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

All who cultivate Fruits, Flowers, Veget-
aDles, &c. even on a small scale, lin city
village or suburb,) while to Farmers, Plan
tefss Hortieulturists, Stock Breeders, Wool
Growers, Dairymen, Poultry Fanciers, &c,
it is Indispensable. In the family it is high-
" regarded, its Literary and Miscellaneous
furnishing choice and enter
tanning reading for all. THE RURAL's
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

We have private information that
Democratic member ofthe Legislature
elected from a neighboring county
viii vote for the XVIII amendment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Market and Crop Reports

edited, illustrated and printed in Extra
style, and adapted to country, village and
CITY, THE RURAL is the Paper for Yourself,
family and friends. Remember that Il Is
not q monthly, but the Largest, cheapest and
BEST Illustrated Weekly,-and that, though
o9upIe It's former size, and greatly tmproY-
cd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
NAPOLEON OF TTs CLASS

The RURAL was Doubled in size and vastfv
1nlprOUed, In Jan. last, and is now not only
the largest Cheapest and Best, but also
the largest Circulating Weekly in its Sphere.
superior In Ability. Vaue and Variety Of
Contents, as well as in Size, Style and IL
lustrattons, and having Continental Cir
culallon-W1th tens of thousands of ardent
admirers in both Town and Countrywide
r A 7 10 ff7op
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
NEW ADVERTIsElTENTs.
To whom 1t may Concern

DERSOES having Deeds, Mortgages,
Il Leases and other papers at the Once OF
the county Recorder, viii please call and
take them away. And all the persons in
debted to the Recorder viii please call and
settle Immediately. A. r. GOULD.
Dec. 30, 1S69-t3t. Recorder,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

Virginia raised i've hundred th1us-
nd u bels If peanuts this yesr. and
. ct complains Of 3 short crop.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

The Columbus Journal says that
hogs which sold In that n.arkel last
week f,r SO 40, are now offered at 50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Delinquent Tax Sale.

The lands lots delinquent the Treasurer of Del
county together With the and penalty charged thereon
described following
United states REilitarv Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
LARGEsT-BEsT-CHEAPEsFI
MOOre's Rural NeW-YOrker,
THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED
Rural and Family Newspaper.
volume XXI, for 1870,

Ofth1s Famous Journal Will Excel in all the
valuable essentials and characteristics of a
Ftrst-Class Rural, Literary, Family and
Business Newspaper, combined-mak-
ing it the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Boots q shoes.

wv r claim to sell the best Boots for men
and hoys in Delaware. We warrant our
custom work to be honestly made, and to
give satisfaction or ii can be returned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

The Orphans Home. recently estab-
lished through the munifcence Of cit
liens Of Greene county and the efforts
of the Grand Army of the Republic. Is
located Oh a farm of one hundred acres.
a mile aud a half from Xenia. The
children are under the supervision of
a Superintendent aud matrons appoint
ed by the Board of Control. Soldiers
children under fifteen, either Of whose
parents are dead, may be admitted.
The pension or bounty money belong
ing TO the children remains under the
control oft their legal guardians. Ap-
plications for admission may be made
to any member of the Board Of Con
troll. any eomrade of the Grand Army
or TO the Auditor Of any county, and
as soon as the application is received
instructions are forward to the appli
cant and free transportation TO the
Home is furnished.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

It is about time for Congress to stop
the land subsidy business It Is said
there are now pending before that body
mere than one hundred bills and re-
soluti0ns proposing to give grants Of
Iandto corporations. Railroad, teie-
graph and steamships companies are
asking for grants Of land amounting
in all-WilI the reader believe ito
over tseo hundred and thirty millions
Of acres! True this IS but a small
grab in comparison 70 what has al
ready been given such corporations,
but, we repeat, the time has come to
stop this business.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
Gold 20.


Buyers of Dry Goods and Boots q Shoes,
stop in at J. Hyatt & Co. Is, and see the Bar
gains. Mr.. Hyatt has just returned from
New York with the cheapest, best, and nj
cest Goods to be found in Delaware
Black Dress Silks all grades
atreduced prices,
Irish Poplins, reduced prices.
Blk Silk Velvet, for Cloalks, IS
Velveteens
Astrakhans 50 s.
Waterproof all Colors
Heavy Beavers, 81
Double Width FIanneIs, at 8j cents per yard,
All Wool Cassimeres, 80 " d"
Harrison, 6 &l25% r. =" :"
All Wool Blankets 4.65 !" pair
Best Factory Jeahs in the State, IS cents per
Don't forget to look at their best Kid Gloves,
81 70 per pair, sold everywhere at $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

w K are Agents for e. .BUTTERICK g.
co. IS, celebrated Patterns in Delaware.
Call and get Catalogue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY D..
Auditor OF states Office

COLUMBUS, o., February 8th, 1863.
It is hereby certified, that lhe MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, locaIed at New
York CITY, in the State OF New YORK, has
com Piled, in iill res pects, with the laws OF
this tate, relating 10 Lille Insurance Com
pauips, for the current year, hnd has nleQ
IN this Office a sworn statement 10y ih5
proper Oflc- rs thereof, showing It's condi-
lion and business nblhe date Oh such state
ment, December 3lst, 1869 to be as follows
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31

BE Wise and Save Money.
PROFITS dfUtded annually tcish P0lic8h0lders.
The CoNT1NENTAL is tha safest and best
ms. Company iH NelU tCrk and divides prof
its with her PolIcyholders each and every
year.
Com. BARNES says In his 1863 Ins Reports,
'tThe FIRST RANK among fhe Nelg York Slate
Companies Is rightly assigned 20 tie Co&TIN-
ENTAIL"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
williams Block,

whore new and fresh goods are received eve
cry few days, uirecL from MANI facrurles and
Importers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
NeW Year Preeents.

Ladies Gold Watches,
Boy So Silver
American watches all styles. An entire
new stock Just rec lived. bought with gold
at the present low premium and viii be
sold accordingly.
, 1869-05-13

1hefc nave t<tn dxty-ooe earthquakes IN Ma
sachnsetss during the past s31 yesrS
The Ntes!an ~en On the Colt estate, In Hart
ford, h2s reached ~9Iee. Ii has cost tte.Aaa
t'E N ordnance Of Batuaona utrors ART to be
excluded ffun the hli4ast rooms OF that city.
len Campbell, noted norse-sh,ef, Vas taken
fn,m pnsou, II Huntingdon, Tenn, hy number Of
uusnow d men, and sho; to death
rul!Ezzay Is fakt dy1n& out IN the Sultan douia-
ic.s Young Turkey nnds that the expe ase os
one wife Is IS much u be can support
The New YORK SocietJ fos the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals has recotred be9acs.s to
the amount Of sA.o,O to Id in Carrying uq1 It's
cnstct4
Wonderful eeeets Of tound h17r been ohsa.a Cd
hs u1anufsctu,ng bells OF auamtuu1n, in France
ard De,gtarn- 4 bell eighteen inches in diameter
scsl1eiy wetchs forty ro1nda-
tsat breach OF promise Of marriage cAnnot be
,, q u rntznt oy law.
GAsfestdis TWO SOUS are visiting all parts Of
Italy, and II Is stated that Gas1hahtaa movement
90 Entne during the sess*on of the Ecumea:c1
Council l. tn contemplation
sh now the fashion ut xfddings IN church, to
scat the relatives and friends of the hsde On the
EsShL I'D thoee oS The En,o1 ON thh left, or The
r.I1le ata.e-
On the Slle reeentt9, N American boating parry
! WIS Attsektd BY gang o! Arabs The lAster were
thtven Oh, but Ihe Americans hs4l IND OF their
| uEmeef Killed
4 ACsltsu<uh RzpAf declares that II Waite Pine,
there b lAa mlAInE khaa settling o1t- IA soon a
ore u s.ruck tn = e,asu.~ wn.k b stopped. for fsaz
| ii nu peter 6xa : and als s1tne \ for s&le-
Tie advocates Of The San DOMINGO aaasxasou
, 1869-05-13

"vlce A,,miral Porter haa virtually become
r. 2, re SaF nen o'f =, n,,.r &c nov
iar5, astsne for Hone: md today. for the ar1.
ssme re.tef rs a1 ~ nsneeo toe eo'oet mecuns -
The selection Of sIr, Dor;e WAS a mistake,
IN the ara place. and his retention has beeu
n prolopcatiou Of the n,istarc- The old
reutleman,s feeble health and sh.tterod
nlysical constitution render him total,v uu-
1t for the u,oper discharge Of the duies Of
the Naval secretaryship. Had il not been
for the ,sa;stanre os Admin, pnrie,. ths
business Of the Office would now I've ia the
,,t.,,,,., nx,.r,s;,. NJ pox;a !. MT ,,.o u,
, 1869-05-13

port 4 st. 1oaF Railroad Company was ps'ieSsttssSS
on ft3dsy. The capital stock Il tsSo po1 o. mnnsa ~
theta has been subscribed over $81, az (1se Ms
running from Detroit through Adrian, 4nd es9-
meeting NJ or uc2r Aoreud with q road ABOUT %
ing constructed through the Eel River Valley to
has g:stn The most poaluse assurance that con.
IL greatly desired By the Directors OF his road.
Edeard Abend haa been elected President al shA
DeTerfDe dn) j DFa1ion Railroad Company.
The St Faui papers announce that arrange
ments hare been completed whereby the Like Sd
peI.or Mississippi VALLEY Railroad Company
saltwater. The route is being surveyed and the
ltne viii be completed In the eourse Of the rear.
The Iron Mountain Railroad will be opened this
s. Louis. FortJ-nve miles Of rails renain to be
Ibid, which nil be done and the Eoai opened
through to Belmont during the month Of July.
H., 1Ss a9Sf1or dL1 hs: = ne 81 ss.s
Ct he Wi h Z ssaay p pSsns Il Is Is aF n!ss
as40 IL e ae = 5ts. s ;Sa s st sa
T. I'D T. ont n. et rs s. <,,pxss. kaown faiE'ax y
tn 1uasc L bsasS @ .i bssd re- tertheT Il 81
fs ot1 tn4eh nes s.c sssen ;p:ns ri r. s
a.ute c9e Si e s..e nna % % esss II ths #:
ian Eiater s9d m.st Zach e; q Elae shs oi
aSn Hfa E.e ~ 1ee:: nnds' s faDeoa : 81
r. e ii.
sse: T9s1ss gss xSeS s1as Eli &
rlctcd in July nrxs."
At publo meeting In Detro.t on the 1etn, as1
railroad enterprises, VIZ: Tne Detroit Howell
i lansing Read, tsa1, ,uvo: the Detroit la{ C1t5
road, fetlo00: The detroit, Adrian I St. LOUIS
Jonesytlie Koas, 50, ,ooa Mwas decided that the
AID shontl be tionated outright sud not he hlnl-
pered With coudltkons of secnr1ty aud repayment.
, 1869-05-13

ca-rt,Eende1.ee = tA< 81 Louis Exf.uA -ar-
LINT !" "1CHl4A. 1SolAS TERRITORY. .!pHl q
stnce WndnS yo1 On the evening Of the t3.t
txsnty tocEeS cf CAeJeuot&- belonging 70 1ae
Rad c1det Li1tEe Robe. who surrenderrJ to Gen.
e.A CustsE, on the edge Of Tie S:aked Plains, Dur
ing the i41:eF paft OF March. 3nd hare k1nce beea
The recipients ef rueIe Sau bounty II this c1J1n
without having nf.t gained he permission Of tfr
Dsst,scs Commands, aad etidently Win malice
and ~a.sed,' staee which tine taey hsTe
WHO remain herr. AS good Intixns Saooid " tod
weekly counting excursion The day sfler th-se
FAB Eiolased thet1 pi!sntel honor. that 1hsT
tsree Is sdGag scaips and a hotsea ,ae tsr- M
xol,a tave .o1d but sae uu.h. MS r,sfs3
one a1Edsed aod txen2J hAxef, Of fhe
cue h1tGred and Sky Captured bY Custlr
who .are sta-ted north to totn T1u Bull OF tac
Eausas bon1eL. uattog II The lowest est,n1s.e
stI tEnt-ed wsr.1oss now ready fo< nos,le dem
ons,c7,:c1s IN the Itct1ity Of ,the Repnhtcau,
So.cnca. AID Saline Creek, north OF the .Ats113-
IS River. The indians expressed xapseEe con
teEr; fer tie military here, and openly SAID afser
1ro ea;1a EN- No e..ur< was made
10 fellow them: and tAetr a1aence would not
n1ye been 4.scorEed, bus for the Information OF
Ecrae worthless red rascal, Who 10 eu1zJ and GAIN
f3vor. AID ctt u1cst suZar and coffee, A1a follow
Ing the example set him By 8oDe white chIet4
turned tase- bearer, nod gave information Of his
ne.9hbors' rts1oi2z8< Supplies hAxa, In the l1ss
ten y4S11iyed Il xe0ts311ee. a1d nuhore Erro-
htiuE among the tribes II this t:ctntsy wi be
hsaIu. tct iecy It h..ccSs ~ nes:::...tt.n-.