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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

SACHS READY. - MeS>rS. Westlasc
X Simpson. successor; to Cartwright
u Co. Of the FronMn Warehon;e. no
tify the farmers that they are prepar-
cd to furnish them sacks to bring grain
to their warehouse for storage or sale.
lS1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

= DiEp.2Ih Boise CftyiT.f.S july
22d. 1879, at the residence Of her FL
tier. J m. SlIepl erl, Esq. Ofpne,lnlo-
lila Of the hMlgs, Mrs. ELLA II. llrItsen,
IN her 18th year. Her little babe
scaFCe three months old, precctlc,lher
butts few days p tbe happy IaDd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

WILSON SEWING MACHINE. Messrs.
Bain, Young Il Go. are agent, in this
city for the new Wilson Sewing ma
cnine-a splendid article. Call and
examine it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

NEw CRor. Our farmers arc be-
ginning to lElnIim to the mills and
warehouses the new crop Of wheat and
bats. We have no quotations for
wheat n vet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Mean tcm'Ratme. for the month, 10 de-
grer-. Highest Temperature on the lUth
and Eth, %. Lowest ON the is h, 81. High
~ tenlpcrlturt dnrinl. the month, on the
ilih and St>t, ~; Lowest. ON Inc III, 80.
clear days, y; c'rhly. j; ;sllowcry, |. Winl
North y days, South Il.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

a CLOSE Gallon Friday, AZ Mr..
William Grid was riding y colt, re-
Gently purchased in Ochoco, he drop
ped the lalter-strap. lie reached for
ward to regain the rope OF strap, when
the colt got out from under him quick
er than flash, landins Ginl some
distance ahead in the road Oh his head.
Girl's interest in sublunary affairs for
a time took flight, and ii a train of
elephants had happened along about
that time and proposed to walk over
hi. body, he wml.dn't have moved a
peg. The first thing he remembers is
feeling as though he had been struck
by a locomotive running at the rate of
ten miles minute. Gird is able to
mcander now, but he looks as sober
and serious as setting hen. Acct
dents will happen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

ADVANCE IN IRoN.-Bar iron has
advanced = cent per pound during
the week, while horse shoes have ad-
vaneed / Z cents per pound. Hard
ware generally has an upward tend
pncV,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

UsEECI-Onc OF the most isetuI
men in the city Is A. N. A7lokl. Esu.
Wedon't see how our people could
geti along now, without AruOld and
his accommodation express wagon,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

HARNESS AND SADDLEs.--Mr. Il.
FOrlincr has opened a harness and sad
die shop ut tshedd, andproposes to fur
nish customers with good article at !,
fair price,, PatrOnizellim. Read nd.
elsewhere.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

n ssCusg. Our spOgtsmeiI IN. iiav-
Isl aasndli tines shOOtIng gspnse
snd ialeannE& cut among tlle uiDeit
IhsFe h l,Othllsg nso'y y Ape
~ ahaa at yOsng grorss Of
asiSat essllea. stJgAf e !'aa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

OUT AT BROWSsvILI.E.-From a
gentleman living near Brownsville We
learn that the Oat and wheat crop will
not yield as largely as ut first thought.
ETisOpinicn & that in the IlMnctIIate
vicinity. Of Brownsville, the average
yield ofwhsas viii not lnuch Otefrnn
.llll,eteen buAhels per are. y, s,.ss
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

ARRIVED Bishop Mcl'iere, Of the
NJ. Il. Church South, arrived IN this
city on Thursday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

SHOT GrNs.-IIarper & Co. have
superior double-barre!ed shot guns for
sale-just the thing to nip the grouse.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

\ FiSED.--'l'wO young blOOds were
arrested aud flne,l for fast riding
through the streets Of our city, one
day this week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

OlGEANA ENCANrMENT-Meets this
evening at the hall over A. Carotlers
4 60. 5 drug store. 4.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
sltrcrAr. T,En4 o. CorKr.-pros

. S,aEcIAL TERM or CorKT.-Prose.
aitine Attorney, Capt. Humphrey,
gees to-La Fayette, YanhilI county,
- MSsday, to attend ! special term
hFcosist for that county. A couple Of
RlIovs are to be put tllrOlsgI tic mill
tfaesObbcFya g
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

NJ F0tt AAGE.i - AliMlou and long
RFlIpaF ssficIgnt N rnn \ aeYesl-cOl-
pulH napeF, tOgeshsT with pFesS etc..
IN ih eS.d Ofd.y. i6F SAle at 1 heavy.
dl&ouiieb0E eashA Ahply SeOA, Yf'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

PUsIIED.--About these times our
.blacksmitls are pushed with work-it
IL their harvest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

SMoKY.--A clear view of the valley
and the hills in the distance, cannot be
obtained at present, on account Of the
presence Of smoke.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

RELIGEoUs.-Dr. Sargent, Of Balti-
more, will preach in the Court House
at ii A. NJ. OH Sunday next.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

CoKN.--Green corn made 1ts ap-
IcaranCe in our markets early In the
week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

LECTURE.-Couut Andrew Elinsiy
delivered Il lecture in the Fruman
Hall, Oh Tuesday evening, to Il very
mcagre audience, on the subject: "lhe
prosecutions of Poland by the Russian
Government" The Count claimed
that on account Of political differences
between himself and the Russian Gov
ernmeht, he was cxilcd by the Gar to
Siberia, where he WAS compelled to
reside for six years, when he made bis
escape. After 4 series Of adventures,
extending over a period of nine
months, he succeeded in reaching the
capital Of Persia. and eventually he
placed his feet on tie soil OF the "land
of the free and the home of the brave. "
and started into lectming for Il living.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

RUNAWAYs.A-OIle or two Fnhaways
during w week. talt hardly pVticea-
bl", ashO qA"iags ssglls tpaptakOf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
vARE0gvS gvSrRVEms.

BALkY lI0llSEs.7It . Is rarely well
to whip or kiek, or scOld u halky hOrr,
rs Is the coihiIfoil prtctice. One Of tho
best modes ii " feed him where Ilo
stand> with any accessible food. sncl,
a cuts, ears.ofwsnl. or even grass by
the wayside, or hay from the Wagon
which tall be provided for the enler-
gellcy. Forgetting his wllInl, he will
generally stlrt without trouble. An.
other good way l. to do something noy
harmful. but new; rs filling his mouth
with loose dirt, which II tlcdre to get
rid OF will divert his thoughts, and b.
fore hA knows it he will be logging
lillconsciOIsly along. We have Often
seen this done with most satisfactory
results ! Sometimes, il one can spare
the day, itlsbest 70 Walt an nom wea.
rlness and hnngeF, theMnlllal snbmit4
TO your will, AMI the triumph In tails
iiGlhce Is NeuerIly coInplSats
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

FINANcIAL.--Goll in New York,
li5z. Legal tender ss!l4Nss71l.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Smith aid iJ6neswerc at the menaS-
erie, and tle -yOlUersatiOn turned %
DaFWlil's theory.
Y " .Olk vt lhe RANllkey," said Smith,
think OF It being an uNlevelOpcd hu-
nan !"
s'EIunlan!" EaM Jones contempt.
uo.lsly, .'it's no lllOre hpl.aan than I
IAAN.lE TAX ~ gNial ! 2 s!.fdFAyxN
~ ts.iases iaat. - ssiaiA&sss \
lO1HSI 40
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
Apache Murder and Thefts Again.

Apache Murder and Thefts Again.
 Last week we referred to reported depreciation near Crittenden, but not having certain advices of it passed it with stating the rumor. Now we have the facts. They are sad enough and asyfollows
 September B, about thirty Apaches attacked Aguiller and Berolo's men and teams between Crittenden and E. N, Fish & Co.'S saw-mill-less than two miles from the military post. Andreas, Berolo's cook, was instantly shot to death, and MT. Wilson wounded by two shots in the shoulder and one in the neck. Aguiller had one horse anu ten mules stolen, and Berolo lost two horses. The Apaches destroyed and carried off much prop erty and provisions, and among the booty were three needle guns, one pistol and 300 rounds of fixed am- munition.
 Lieutenant Hall, Fifth Cavalry, stationed at Crittenden, at once started in pursuit with all his available force and continued the chase for three days without effecting anything but strengthening his belief that the murderers and thieves went directly to the Grant reserve. Their trail pas sed near O'Reilley's station towards Grant. Lieutenant Hall examined all the country eastward and is certain they did not go that way but did pass near O'Reilley's. He is also we'll con- vinced that the very Apaches who murdered Lieutenant Stewart and others at the same time, fled to the asylum of rub and safety at Grant. He also is of opinion that resolute and thorough search among those reservation Indians would discover some of the articles taken on that oc- casion. Lieutenant Stewards watch, which was taken, had his name en- graved on the case. Airing was stolen and could easily be identified. Pos sibly @ thorough search is in progress among the braves at Grant, but no report that one is has come to hand. If one has not been, it might still be done to some advantage and no pos sible loss save little time.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
Village Council Proceedings,

A special meeting of the Village Coun. cil was held on Thursday evening. Pres. ent-Mayor DeLong, Samuel Hughes, w. s. Oury, Councilmen, and Recorder Os- born.
 The Mayor and Council were constituted committee to examine and report upon the amount of ground on the Church Plaza to be deeded to parties in lieu of that re- linQuished on Congress street.
 The Recorder was ordered to issue title without charge to the lot occupied for church and school purposes; also that title be issued to Mariana Acedo for cer- tain lot without chvrge, in consideration of a portion of a lot relinquished on Church street; also that the Recorder procure a map of the city, upon which to indicate lots for which titles have been issued.
 Accounts and indebtedness amounting to S1 ,22S S3 were ordered paid
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
UNA CARTA INFORMATIVE.
REsERYA DE LA SIERRA BLANCA

RESERyA DE LA SIERRA BLANCA, ! CAMP APACHE, A. T., Sept. l2, 1872.
 MT. o. Buckalew, RegistradOr del Con- dado, Tucson, A. T.-Senor: Deseando estar seguro de si SC introducen no bes- tias rGb badas en esta Reservation, he diri- jico a V. esta para que SC sirva remitirme las marcas fierros de los principales duenos de animales en su vecindad. Si esto fuese muy dificil, suplico d los que hayan perdido o que en adelante pierdan animales, que me To comuniquen DOT es- crito adjuntando sus marcas fierros. Me esforzare gustoso en proporcionar todos los informes y la asistencia que SC requiera y que este en mi poder. Sin mas quedo su atentisimo servidor. M. SOULE,
 Agente de 1ndios.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
IMPORTANT LETTER.
WHITE MoUNT'N APACHE REsERvATIOl

WHITE MOUNT'N APACHE RESERVATION, ]
 CAMP APACHE, A. T., Sept. l2, 1872. ]
 MT. O. Buckalew, County Recorder, Tucson, A. T.-Sir: In order to enable me to ascertain whether stolen stock is introduced on this reservation, would respectfully request to be furnished with copy of the marks or brands of the principal stock owners in your vicinity. In case it%ould require too much labor to effect this, if parties losing stock will communicate, sending a copy of their marks or brands, I will gladly furnish them all the information or assistance at my command. Very respectfully your obedient servant, M SOULE,
 Acting Indian Agent.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

LIEUTENANT PARDEE being on the sick report, Lieutenant Babcock, Fifth Cavalry, accompanied the escort from Grant to guard the Texas and Pacific surveying party, which has been in camp sometime at Bowie. The party must now be moving westward to Pima Villages-the end of Col. Vol cott's division of the work.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
REFERRING to Governor McCor-

REFERRING to Governor McCor- mick's arrival at Prescott, the Miner of last Saturday says:
 Although his health is very poor, he has made up his mind to start Monday next for Williamson Valley, Camp Wallapai, Fort Rock, Cerbat, Mineral Park and other points. He will then return to Prescott, address the people here, and start for Wickenburg,, Phenix, Maricopa Wells, Sanford, Tucson and other points. on or about the first of October.
 Since writing the above we learn that MT. McCormickis suffering from nervous affection of the eye, which may prevent his going to Wallapai, as expected.
 We very much regret to hear this news, yet trust few days of rest will enable the Governor to carry out his programme.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

PERsoNAL.-GovernOr Bashford has a letter from Judge Titus which says the Judge is in excellent health and will be in Tucson very near October 1. We have letter from James H. Toole, which says he will get here by October 10. During the week these military officers have been in town: Colonel Whipple and Lieutenant Brodie, from Apache; Colonel Lieb, Lieutenants Manning, Riley, Pardee, Thompson and Bird, from Grant; Major Sumner, from Calabasas; Captain Has kell, from Bowie; and Lieutenant Hall, from Crittenden. Nearly all were or Court-martial duty and they disposed of thirty-one cases, as we are informed by Lieutenant Pardee, Judge Advocate, who remains on the sick list. All others have returned to their several posts.
 Fra nk M. Larkin, s. B. Wise, c. A. Page and others have been in from the Gila. Mir. Larkin made extensive purchases of goods for his store, and they were started down yesterday and he goes to-day. Frank is business success.
 Chas. H. Kenyon, the efficient superin- tendent of Moore & Carr's stage line, came in this morning.
 Lieutenant S. O'Connor, Thos. Hughes and George Newsom came in by this mornings western stage, and w. Hutchin- son, of San Francisco, by the Wickenberg line
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

SAN PEDRO ITEMs.-John Montgomery, w. H. Ferguson and others have been in town from San Pedro this week, and from them we get these items:
 The bean crop there is an entire failure There are about loo acres of potatoes which will yield well, and over 700 acres of corn that could hardly look better, Cabbages are very abundant, and mostly produced from seeds obtained from the Department of Agriculture and sent out by Hon. R. (. Mccormick Tomatoes grown from seeds so obtained yielded abundantly and of excellent quality. Oats from the Department seed grew too rank and fell before filling.
 Chills and levers have unusually pre- vailed. MT. Montgomery thinks they are occasioned by a use of river and acequia water, and probably superinduced by heavy rains and more cultivated land this year than in the past years.
 For some weeks past the Indians have given the settlers no trouble.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

THE Philadelphia Brewery saloon, on the corner of Meyers and Mesilla streets, is in full blast with cream ale direct via Guaymas from the the Philadelphia Brew cry in San Francisco. Levin has the agency for this fine creamy beer, and will keep it constantly. He has also received a full variety of Topic cigars and an in- voice of fine claret. See advertisement.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

C.. O. BROWN has about completed his extensive and fine improvements in and about Congress Hall. We think it en- tirely safe to say that there is no billiard, card and drinking saloon equal to it in tasty and comfortable finish outside of the large cities. For Arizona it is superb Mir. Brown received, last week, a lot of fine wines, liquors and cigars direct from San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

DEPUTY SHERIFF OvERToN has been using the prisoners this week to re-white- wash the Courthouse and put things in shape for the ensuing term of Court.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

WEATHER has been very lovely this week. Days clear and temperate and nights pleasantly cool.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

PUBLIC SURVEYS. - MT. Theodore F. White, civil engineer and thoroughly accomplished workman in all departments of civil engineering and surveying, took the field this week with a complete party and outfit for public surveying. For twenty months prior to the first of this month, he was engaged in the Surveyor Generals office and his work throughout is a model of correctness and neatness. Outdoor labor is better for him. and by giving him that kind of employment was the only way he could be retained in the surveying service in this district His present work is to the east and southeast of Tucson, and is for a small balance of the appropriation for the fiscal year end ing June 30, 1872. Mir. White has been appointed a U. s. Deputy Surveyor of mineral lands under the recent mining law, approved June 10, 1872, and is in every way fitted to correctly do that class of work.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

COLONEL s. G. WHIPPLE, of L Troop, First Cavalry, spent few days in town this week on business. He informs us that the gardens of L and M Troops, First Cavalry, at Apache, are splendid, and that they will yield an abundance of vegetables for both Troops. Colonel Whipple sent a request for seeds to Delegate McCor- mick, who promptly forwarded them, and the Colonel and others at Apache desire that we should give public expression to their thanks for the favor.
 Gov. Mccormick has always promptly responded to all fair requests when within his power to grant them. He has sent many bags of seed to Arizona for distribution, and if all who received them have made as good use of them as L and M Troops of the First Cavalry, much good resulted therefrom.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

.OURS STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
Tucson. Saturday. |: Sept. 28. 1872.
LOCAL MATTERS.
-" >~A0

GOVERNOR SAFFORD was at PheniX OD the 22d, and must now be at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28

THE Indians at the Grant Reserve are very saucy and trouble is expected.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER than any other House in the Territory. We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed.
 For these reasons we respectfully solicit @ share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot ail togiye entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & co.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-28
TO PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respectful v w announcing to our friends and 1 the citizens of Arizona in general, that wehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02

AGoODiTEIPERAHcErSpBNM.-A
correspondent sends $ the following
good speech, which. us she assures us,
il ptseafqs Isfsesba kspfSst Iof osle<tat
.shel heard alta tsn,perlsee, nseetipg:
81 | 1ssNe sheen, tAh kHsg, sipee, came
into the meeting Itptllght , bout the
lpsSes. I've met with since, signed the
fata S!abstinenfeha pled e.. I ten YOU
There HFafx a'hnshs IN tlie.- s6aiefyk has
loSt more ali,o sfOppiTgH diiHIs Sti1afI
have9m WAIT aibito flI'f stei4 ty0h lwliat
t,wHlrz 81 RnswmnHvsjohufewjk
to be Aepf pths shop to-day, and the
boss called for NEGATIVE tito lfaw,'
says he. He's the Best haiit III the
pxins. kuLA-s SID fwlk-k.adie,
he used to call you the worst. You've
That's 'TIs s" 4 ak / siss1 ! a,Ss1. Aud it
amt all I've lost in the last sixteen
months, either T had poverty and
wrephesliIyssy and 1--we LOST them. l
had IN oislfasgti cAat, Enthusiastically
had hat and some waterproof boots
thatik.t llt,wett6nt at tlieltf<szsT5st
Etss they took it IN sitstht heAVI've
lost thew. biGbsd @daeA xtte, Z and
-tremlaipg hspds ami ssfmirDcf shaky
legs, that gave me an awkward tuln.
BILE now anllths4i. ny had 4 iial'it AOf
Icufsisq and swtarihg; sndaBrel got
tTid. of that. = L Esdioamasa,liBgt sAend
sometimes. and'a heavy hart, land,
| worse than all the rest, a gailty- con-
tsxaeIEa.A Thsihk HI Godt RyeI lost Sftltm
all! Then / t0,sliny wife what she
Ehal Ilost. ? Yow had an oaaEsfsfdi
gown, Nigy. sass lys Ard SOD liad
EtFpukls, anal sorrow, ,alsla peqs wfElsh'
sao bspsy and Iplslsy 81 leagt ssSaSs,
l,tT Xop h3ds u lpisegablsa drppkarA Tor
4 husband. Mary Mary! Thanh she
LprlTfor aH Y,sg;nd iiiave lost since
h,sve signed tSe Good Samaritan
4plsdeeF gIsBneJ ,sI ,airbaszsik
- ,fsN
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02
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Thursday and Saturday at 8 Pm.
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Cor envelopes and postage staaipag an
The person eat itied'to letters asecei
,yed by, matL, arc those. awlose names
are in the address, and. the deliKe,,
should BE to the person addressed, Or
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-02

IlzILIlLIIII - - III x
persoa, and u a.1sest spedbss. %,
to date. of.ny letter thses No. - ~
bill of Reform, finally 80; e.,
cepothe Printing bill 7 ~
clause relative to tAsss =
cut from the ,Fisayu1 4 - -
but the pristisG m III bslse :,
even this - not 1T kss1ns 81 ~
would b : prtl - thieg ~ =
that Il snatevu - = = aeSeR'
went into the 1ena1as 49, q
blackman had the hoor, either Tie Sen
ator from Claihorpe, whcse name ~
Blackman. though b. b Of the pufe
Caucasian race, Or senator .Bsrber Of
of OrsesnS wbo b in tnA siblAdkaAsl
.eeuufuexud unUdu1uRUug1.-0U1kU
tlsese igestsemea hs~s seas Osssc&ea
Loquem6i sarougly developed, ned ths
FIRST appears to be che orgah efthe sPs
position or ICustomG Hosse 5clique,
though. fot what reason Il can sst i'm
aginS, - aecesiing. to my iasas hsi
neither eloquent Or logicsld Il doat
know what rank Senator Rasber holds
in his party, bot I do Know, fSt I Have
seen IT and heard H. that ne a&esfies
them and every body sase o,us o.,cal
by his persevesing prOaeaity.
= Many of4he rssaefs of the Gazette,
will recollect Captain Todd, wSs CTR
handed q Confsasrsse sssaIcy esspai
ny stationed . long time in Alexsn.
dria, ahd TO which % many Rspidisns'
belonged, weII'he too h ! Sampsoa n
the Senate, a. the menber from Js0er.
son, and tries tn o pdeiencs 'alaett -
often As Messrs Thomas ana Barber.
I do not know exactly how many cosSt.
ed men there ste In tie Se1ste,, Sof
could Itefl T. fiwere diStrodaced 10
every member Of it, FOR a 10 some the
word is a nisnomef, al they aae much
whittier than others Who clsim . 70 be,
and no doubt are, Of the unsddlters.
ted, Simon Pure stock. Mr.. Finch
back is one Of this number, and no one
vine did not kaow him would tie him
to be any other from hh manners and
appearanoe thxn one of The cid stock
OF Creole chiyalry!n I have had some
triaing intercosrse with him my.
self, and judging BY that alone,pI
certainly should say 70. There are
however, thres Senators sboat whose
ststus there can be no doubt, what
ever. Messrs. Barber, Butler and An
toine, Wis are ali Of unmissd ncgSs
blood, with black Eaces and shsrt crop
ped vSoolIy hair, and al three intelli-
gent and respectable looking men, who
with the advantages Of education
might have equalled any Of their con-
peers, in the Senate.
am afraid have already wearied
your readers, and via defer any Earth
er remarks until my Eeturn.
= Yours, &c,
TG C.