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IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY!!
1t Costs no More to keep Good Fowls
Than Poor Ones.
Oakland Poultry Yards,
Cor. 18th & Castro Sts., Oakland, Cal.
SEASON OF 1873.

j. : SEASON OF 1873.
:: Eggs for patching from the largest and Best
Bred Fowlsia the, World, carefully packed in Pat
ent Boxes and guaranteed to carry safely any
distance.
The varieties comprise Dark and Light Brahmas,
Buff, Black, White and Partridge Cochins, White
Leghorrs, Houdans, Silver and Golden SpaLgled
Hamburgs, Gold and Silver Spangled Polish,
Black Spanish, Creveceurs, Rouen and Ayles-
bury Ducks, Bronze Turkeys, and Sebright and
Game Bantams.
Send stamp fer Illustrated Circular to Geo. B.
Bayley, importer and breeder of Choice Poultry,
P. O. Box $50, San Francisco also, agent for the
Poultry World, monthly illustrated journal, de-
voted entirely to Poultry tells how to keep Fowls
for Profit q complete repository of information
on the subject. Subscription only SLIPS year
Agents wanted in every town in the State. Ad-
dress P. o. Box $50, S. F.
B- Please state in what paper you saw this
advertisement.
n.49. 3m
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A Washington dispatch states that the
Supreme Court of the United States, will
grant the motion OF the defendant in the
case of the county Of Placer against the
c. P. R. R. Co., for taxes which is to al
low the appeal to be withdrawn, and which
means that the Company will pay the taxes
without more ado.
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During the last few days kilograms and
letters have poured into the White House,
begging the President not to allow the
clamor of the ungodly press or the passion
ate reasoning of those around him to swerve
him from his pbilanthropic policy toward
the Indians.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed propo-
~ sails, directed TO the undersigned, for the
surrender of county Warrants, will be received up
to the last day ofothe next regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors.
SAMUEL COOPER, Treasurer
Shasta, April 9th, 1873.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.

drawn on the County General
w Fund and registered on and after May Sth
1866, and prior 10 Aug. 18th 1866; also Warrants
Nos. $40 and $50 registered Aug 7th, 1865 will be
paid and cease to bear interest after
this date.
SAMUEL COOPER, Treasurer.
Shasta, April Sth, 1873.
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A widow at Lupbertown, New Jersey,
walked into store the other day, accom-
panied by 3 clereymen and a revolver, and
one of the clerks gave her his hand 10 mar
riage, and didn't make any fuss about it.
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1t cost the Lane Kansas viglantes ST.
Fl to catch and hang their last horse thief.
1t would cost the county to do the same
thing at least $1,000 therefore. the county
is indebted to the vigilantes $3.50.
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The San Francisco Post is in favor OF al
lowing persons who have been sentenced to
De hung the privilege of committing suicide.
The Examiner opposes the proposition.
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General Bidwell, Of Butte county, has
thirty-two yearold horse, which is still per-
iectly able to do good days work, and
does it.
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oCCUL1sT AND AURIsT.


4 FTER protracted blindness of more than five
N years, DR.. Rardeehas made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquainted with all diseases Of
the Eye, and is now practising with success not
surpassed in the United States.
All operations performed, such as strabismus, OF
eye, Cataract by linear extraction Depression
or Absorption, Pterygium, feshy membrane
growing the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma, or
bullying ont of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Lachrymalis or closing of the tear passage and all
deformities of the Lids, etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy of
the real eye. A large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctor s
Eye bath for the treatment and cure of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
cases for operations, and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance of their conf
dencc. His celebrity an operator is cO-extensive
with his success; patients are presenting them
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost month";.
Many patients can be see., at the Doctors ofhce
daily, in different stages of recovery.
0fRde: 737s CLAY STREET, oppes the Plaza
San Francisco. uyl5
TAKE NOTICE.!
"a liar is not to be believed altho he speaks the
truth"
Reports are INSTRUMENTATION. through the upper
country that | have retired from business-that i
have gone to the Atlantic States-that l am in Eu-
rope-ihat | am dead, &c. o.
To those interested will say that these reports
have been gotten in circulation for the fnrherance
of other parties who trying to obtain illegiii-
mately eye practice. The reports have been start
ed By an itnerant Mountebank and without the
least truth. as am at my Office daily and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
E. Ii. PARDEE,
Ocuist,
jer72-ly) 1871 Clay Street, San Francisco.
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Printed Directions go with each machine.
Orders taken at E. Voluntine's, Shasta.
For County Rights, apply to
GEO. W. HARRINGTON.
Agent for Del Norte, klamath, Humboldt, Trinity
Shasta, siskiyOu and Lassen counties.
Shasta, Nov 30th, 1872.
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!TumOr OF 12 Years Growth
Cured by Radway's RcsOFvcnt.

BEvKnLY, July lB5J.
DE-, RanvAY:--I have had Ovarian
every thing tha. w.s but nothing helped
because hsd suffered for twelve took ,ix bottles of tie
Resoven and box Of Railways Pills. and bottles
Ready Relief and there Is sign Of
and feel better and happier than
The In the left side Of bowels groin.
wris this to you for the benefit Of others. You rubs
rnr,ch aaxs p
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Shasta, April Sd. 1873.
, 1873-07-30
WHO OWNS THE sHADE.rREEs 2

70 ths Editor If The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: IlaH any proporty-ownor q right to do
stroy shat!e-treo onco planted In thepublic
streots, without permission from tho city author
it!osq Dooa not tho planting Of a troe in or
aloug tho public asroota imply gift Of that troo
to the owner Of tho street, tho city7 In brief,
tloos man, when le buys q business OF rcsi-
donco lot, buy tho treos In front Of it, and with
It tho right to mutilate or destroy thoin3 ask
this pla1n question becauao I have Been largo
nnd boautlul treoB.f which havo kindly sheltered
tho young hal old for nearly Bcoto Of yoars,
cnt down BY tho owner Of adjaoont property, who
ecsght tllia' method Of driving nxay somo Of
{,rosRn,en who woro In the habft OF shelter1ng
themselves from the burning sun bonoath ,t,1 ne
owned those troee, the destroyer or tho City OF
Cllicago2 Ahboh.
, 1873-07-30
ID UNJUST DETERMINATIONS ~ ON THE HORSE.
CARS.

10 the Editor et TAa Chicago tribune:
,eln An act to provont extortIon and unjuas
discrimination In tho rates charged for tho
transportation Of passengers and fretghte on
shs railroads Of Illinois, and approved May y
1879, undoubtedly covers, III Its soopo' oil tho
horse.rnilroada Of Chicago. Ur,on ono Of thoso
roads ride Q blocks but my friend Jonkin,s' I,e'
from tho country, with Zig earp,1}t,bAgi wo,ghE
Ing at loast 40 pounds rides mica. pay mgrs
Hsre In an unjust discrimination, within tho
msnninp of tho law aud tho question conos up,
Under Boo. G Of enld enactment, whother can
maintain m ssGn n aess5 f tho % oSaFee assonaor
,nIw h t,roporion to Tho distance they aro car-
10 rsy enough to onab1e Jonliins to rido milcs
Tor cents. Yours. DO, A. MELLON.
t:.ttuAno, July ~, 1878. r..
iyswEn- in ti.u law above mentioned, horao-
-ra;ltoads wero specially excepted a..
, 1873-07-30
BOARD WANTED.

ID old, two fornlaa rooms, 9r uniuEnssind
hoarorn afu akon vIncinity o Union Park proiorred.
Addroa1, stating torns, K II, T1ibnnn ol}ce.
DOAHD-AND ROOM WANTED-HY. a YOUNG
D gentleman In private family Wost 81 Union Park
and north pf ElAdisonat. AdIEess z, 203 Iaktst:
, 1873-07-30
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS SWANTliD-WORTfIY W THE SPECIAL. NO
~ ttce ot 9td aud e3posleneod Toae Gc!e,
I1FH four beautiful pictures. representing Ghidhood.
for tho first timo. prico reduced to nnit the
nohing like eToe offered 70 tho American pnhl!c Ex
froo Address D. u. RUsSELL Publ!aher, Is Cornhili,
Boston.
"a bio living by lltG woskr Who wanss to mako los oi
m1neg BY dustr2Y h9n or yonon 'es1oua ~ from orsIy
pat1ieulars enclose stamp 10 BODTKE. 15 Houh Hal
.tad.st.
"a torpE!so and business saGaoy will do wol to o1ale
nduoe!nsns Thoso with small CANT capital ara max
ug iB 10 Ba0 day teOMe hevo mado $30} IN cnsy
monoy y.maEing business H1nplo worth GQc scnt fyoo.
MNR1ttLL i CO., Is West lAkD-st.
, 1873-07-30

IN ELEGANT CAnyEp ROSEWOOD PIANO
y foro, nll7;ootaye. oyertrung haas patent Asfsns
tool aud coyoE. $l6. Nosdonus, Elghtoeaih:st.
mon SALMON MONTHLY PAYMHNTs, 70 NNW
Il pianos, frat. class In avpEy ras|not. It HhuKH
co., IN WaIaak-ar., aud pAl,,ors Grand i1otol,
YIOK BALE-HtiVEitAI. bEUoND-HAND PlANOH..
nearly new. and warranted p0rf1ct tor number OF
yenrn nj sNl Whbatll-aY
, 1873-07-30
TO RENT--HOuSEs.


no RENT-TWD-sTSRtY BRAN NEW NU1IDlNu
1 63 Durusdo.st good location, wator. and gas rout
, 1873-07-30
DIVORCES.

Notwithstanding ONTA1NED-FEE AFTER
~ docroe. Hcnndai aEnldod. Ming yoars practice Ia
liz Uoi,ts Of Ohlaaso. A:.dsoss T. y. Box lust,
, 1873-07-30
PERSONAL.

EEEESOT2ANs :
T. OST-A LIGHT C0LORED BOY, GEONGE, 7
IA years old, had arhW Int, white sltort laMts;
Eghteontn.t AK pors9a teuEppg ss! hoy Or g!Sng
WM. STEWART. at Smiths pysur houss, cu1nor os
HtAtu and lArEtsun ats.
MAN BIssING--HlNGE MONDAY NOON, JULY
l 49, Iast abnArd oorner Ut jackson
I'D State aouk seat ne,efpSa; ~ yssTs 9t aEo Low
L.cE fo lit, dark coht aud vost, whoh fRstan With
6oks and eyes In place Of buttons, brown pAnts nsms
(tr1xt{an Eafn French dGsoOut. Any Information lott
ii this 0iou or 1T CD South DeArboEnst. Will rooyo
distressed family.
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ED"AAD A' for 1871

Mr.. Bonncr's Horse Edward Everett dormerly Major
Winheld) will stand at my place. the Lagrange farm,
near Goshen, Orange county beginning on the ist OF
Terms, without any exception, $500,
payable invariably before service, $ Of which VIII be
returned II the mare does not prove with foal.
Edward Everett is the sire Mr. Bonners horse Joe
in ASK which is the fastest mile troted by any
horse OF any age, either in public or private. Edward
horse Mountain Boy died last November during the
epizooty. The following extract from interview be
tween the Gommod9re and Nd reporter will show what
Reporter-What is Mountain Boys recOrda
Mr.. Vanderbt-His best time was 20 Four years ago
he matched in Boston against Lady Thorne. The
straight heats being inside of 2:2l. But he not in
cond then and ought not TO have been put on the
course on account of his corns He has made quarter
mile in thiryone seconds That the fastest time ever
made.
The Commodore during the same interview said -
He was the best horse ever saw and think so yet
never thoroughly trained. bought him when he was
six years old and have owned him six years. He had
reliable in every way and could after training have
beaten any horse in the world. Slowly and with en-
phasisl-hc was the fastest horse in the world a..
Mr. Bonner does not agree with the Commodore that
Mountain Boy the fastest horse in the world, but it
s undoubtedly true that he the fastest horse the
Commodore ever owned 80 II will be seen that MT Bon
Commodore vanderbts fastest horse, Mountain BOY,
both sired by Edward Everett also the sire Of
Judge fullert9n who has trotted IN 22 and who beat
that old recently for $4,000 Of the Middleown colt
Of the patrick mare the Marshall colt the McGrath
keep ali H0 Brood at dq month or
%t to them accidents and s
ldressed to the subscriber, at Goshen, Orange
co it Y. WIN. H., KEETCH.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NNrH PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTR0LoGY-Nlr PAcr..Fourth column
BoARDERs WANTED-TwEIYTH rACn-s Second and
BoARD AND LoDGMG wANTRD-rwrlrru PAGE
PAGE
BUSINESS SoiPSPFSoETUNIrIEs-F.Rsr PAcnFourth and
susI$Ess P.cnsaEt,n column column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwEISrn PAGH-f'rst
Or Column
G6HSnSsSH'Pa G62cMEN ASS
9oAs$%sE s5EAMsHlrs PAsH1slHn saanS column
D2NciNG AcAbESIEs~Nisrn P1eE-Fifth column.
PSY HOUSES So E AND us
FURNIsHED-TwELFrn PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
EUROPEAN sTEAMSHIPs-FrRsr PAcE-Fifth and sixth
EuRoPEmNssrn Sfs-"Sii PAcr-Third column.
tna% and nth columns
F1sNIahED FUR RSoas APARTMENTS TO LET
v,,u I,xs1s TwTIyTH rAsE-sixth PAGE 18th COLUMN %,,nS orn
HELP PwANTEDNFEMALEs-E -ELrvsS1n PAor-Finh and
nKLF s1Sh iSIH%ns pAcrFirst and
HORSES, cXRRiAaEs. 4o-F,Hsr pAes-rhlrd and
HSGsEs s'tHSi sS s0s%
5snS$ $ 5sSkas HGbos sa AND prn
sH5 ss%" ss's%n
LOAN OFFlCES-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Frst and second col.
ssag eGsT column
MATRiMONIAL-NINTH PAGE-Third column
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TrsrH PAGE
Sixth column.
sgs egsssh fssnns column
fEHNsSNAs!liy rasissir Column
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPOSALS-TwELFrH PAGE-Sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Second and third columns:
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE-sEooND PAGE-Third
REAL anG GsTATE c%SANTEDsncosp PAcE-Fourh col
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth and NTH
sIrUATioNS wANTED-FEMALEs-ELE ELEVENTH PAGE
First, second third, fourth and fifth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoTICEs-F1Rsr PAcH-second and third col,
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS Ac-Frnsr PAep-Third
sTALLiONs-Frnsr PAGE-Third column.
THE TRADEs-TwELFTn PAGE1Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELFTH PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-sixth column.
MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECONp PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-NlNTH PAGE-Third col
umn.
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A THE AMERICAN REGISTER,
~. The most widely circulated Of
the American journals published
in Europe.
capital medium FOR American
advertisers addressing themselves to
European patronage.
Indispensable 70 all persons visiting Great Britain and
the European Continent .
Subscriptions and advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received at the office Of the New
York Herald, New York
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GC00 000 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED
RAOV.OOU either in sum or four, TO extend
business long established strictly first class in every
spsSialty exclusive sale capital now in the business
pleted tor consignments will give virtually SI0O0O0
more capital in merchandise consigned for sale prOts
% books Spas and present business; fullest inyestiga-
nent merchants who have known house and men from
commencement. Address for interview with real name,
SAFETY AND PROFIT, Herald Office.
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TINE AMERICAN EMIGRANr COMPANY, NO. 3 BOW
/ ling Green New York, established ls2.-Stcerage
passage tickets foreign exchange and railroad tickets
Sc nd Tor circular in knglisb. German scandinavian
languages Address box i.5ik Post Office.
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BUSINESS OPPoRTUHITIEs.

VIENNA ExPOsITION.-wANTED. AMERICAN PRO
ducts to care for during Exposition, permanent
agency by party leaving Vienna next week. to settle
there. Address VIENNA, Herald Office.
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ITO MERCHANTS AND FACToRs.-JoB LOTS OF
i Mcrchandise wanted for the Western markets BY
Lonis Mo- New York Office ia Church street, corner Of
ThnmAa
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CTYLE, SPEED AND ELEGANCE.-AT PUBLIC
- auction on THURSDAY, Feb. ~, at 101s
O'Clock SHARP at private stable 81 East Thrtythird St

O'Clock sharp at private stable 81 East Thirty third ST.
BY JOHN L. vANDEWATER, Auctfoneer.
The entire Stock of John Taylor, ESQ., who, having
for them longer offers them at public sale to the high
est bidder without any reservation and the special at
tention of gentlemen IS called to them.
dings Tom and Dick Allen blood bays with in fore
head cannot be told apart by stranger; l51a hands
and years old raised In Vermont and sired by Ethan
Allen; dam Mohawk Maid; attract great attention by
their great similarity and fine style and action; are
rapid and fast travellers afraid of nothing drive
alike, are well developed with plenty Of bone and mus
Gle can go to the end Of the road and are prompt and
for road and cannot be equaed in this city warranted
Fest and high bred Trotter Arlington bright bay Ib4
hands and years old bred and raised in the State OF
Maine, and sired by Young Morrel Is perfect beauty
drives without check is hghheaded and well behaved
good in company and can speed very fast was never
country he be driven by lady, and is warranted
sound and kAd and unexcepuonable in every respect
Also fast and booded young bay HambletOnian Mare
15X hands, earsod shows great deaf of breeding
and has record made last Summer Of 246 beat 80
to road wagon and Is perfect roadster and warranted
sound and kind.
Also a prompt and fine bay Geldnp, 1879 hands and
years old can beat minutes; was sired by Columbus
dam Messenger; is Of the finest broken and best
behaved horses To be found good in ali harness and to
saddle and warranted sound and kind.
Also seat Phaeton by Brewster light top Wagon.
pole and shafts; light trotng Wagon, double and single
Harness Robes and Blankets.
Is worthy the attention Of horsemen and parties gen.
orally who looking for good reliable and fine horses
stock exhibition at the stable at all times Sale posi-
tive, rain shine.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

LALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWP0RT;v
from pier 2s North River foot Of Murray street. daily
Sundays excepted) at4 r. NJ Tickets sold to PRINCIPAL
points in New England the White Mountains and Prov
inceS A +. BAUM superihtchocht.
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TNOR SALE-HORSE TRUCK AND HARNESS.
horse l6 hands, years old, warranted kind, single
or double separately together must sell work. Is
Vandam street.
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ENOR sALE-THE BEST BLACK HORSE IN THE
Il city; years old, 16 hands, and perfectly sound.
kind and gentle; all Style step In 80 and great endur
ance. Waverey House, 769 Broadway.
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COR sALE-TwO FINE ALDERNEY cows FIRsT
j. class pedigree9; one with calf; a two-wheel Dog
Cart early Wood Bros make, and elegant tandem
Harness. unreasonable price. Private stable, $50 West
Thirty Gurth street.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

L,OR sALE-A NEW TOP WAGON MADE TO ORDER
II brewster Co. Broomc streeO last June, pole and
shafts $500 also single Harness. made by
comb to order same time wagon and harness win be
ward Stables, l55 and l57 West Ffitieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26

LNOR SALE-A VERY FINE PAIR OF CARRIAGE
ply to JAMES McKENNA at Farmer Clarks stables
12S West Thirty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26

NEW STYLES OF HARNESS FOR THE SPRING
IN TradeThe largest assortment Of Harness and Sad
dlery in the city, at very low prces clearing out Winter
Horse Clothing at great reduction; all goods warranted
as represented E. BARTLETT, 62 Warren street and
and 23 College place,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-24
The MADoc WAE-BEroRE THE B,Trr

THE MADoC WAE-BEroRE THE BATTLE
[From the Jacksonville (Orcgon) Sentinel,
January 4. 1--WE have been permitted 70
copy the following letter. written to his wife
by Captain Kelly, dated Willow Creek. Cal.
December q, 1872. He says.
"F We have been waiting from
day to day for the United States troops to
get ready to act with uS. General Wheaton,
the commanding general of the United States
forces, is doing all that me can 10 ret ready
for the final attack. He is anxious, and has
strongly insisted that ! remain with NY
forces until the 9Th or 9Th of January. that
being the day Oh which he expects to make
TIE attack. lie says he expects TO he ready
by The 9th, and will not be later than the
18th. he has been waiting on the howitZcrs
that are now OH the road between this place
and Jacksonville, aud thinks that il is not
sale to make the attack without the aid OF
these guns to shell tie Notifications. The
Indians are strongly fortified in caves and
rocks OH the south end of Tulc Lake. Cap.
tain Perry, of the United States forces, and
myself have reconuoitercd the Indian camp
under the orders of General Wheaton. The
Indians have about one hundred warriors.
we'll armed, and think they can whip the
world where they are. General Wheaton
thinks it is not prudent to attack them with.
out first Smelling them out; in fact it is
doubtful whether we can whip them with
eur present force. The regulars and the
volunteers number about two hundred and
fifty in all. We are all well; and rs soon rs
the battle is over will leave for home on
douh!e-quick time