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JUST received a fine selection of sheet
music, including the latest and most pop
ular publications, music books of great
variety iolios and other frst-c,ass goods
in our line to which We beg leave to
call the attention of the Irusical people
of Wheeling. W. II. SHEIR X Co.,
TIA Nam street.
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\ RAINY day will still more diminish
the vote.
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CHANFGAU.-Thes sale Of reserved seats
for the first entertainment of this cclc.
bratcd actress, took place yesterday
morning and the sale of tickets was quite
lively.
There are few more good seats left
and those who want to see first class
"star" admirably supported, had better
secure their tickets ut once.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

l. ESTABLISHED 1850. OFFERS N IN
IL proved course OF study for the uu.r.
tical education of young men. Elegant
rooms, rvnltod and furnished. Sypami,
room for ladies. Sessions day and ,,rn-
mg. Individual instruction given ra,U
student: also thorough course in the ing.
li>h branches. Call AT College Office. uplp
site Mcclure House, or address,
j. NJ. FRASHER 4 CO.,
nGlTNh MhINllng " VI
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
MORGANTO IN, VIVA.

rIIHE HEALTHFULNESS or THF a.
CALITl; the superior aclilt n .I
instruction: the economical, dlScip.uHN
and other advantages offered have mui.
this Institution dcsrrVcdly popular VII.
those who desire to accomplish "a Nuuu.
education under the most favorable ,..
cumstancvS.
Next Term begins September eth.
For Catalogue, and mllrr Information
address any uithc Regents ct OF IA" tHrU.
~ ~,Ill~
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Autumn leaf parties are now the pro-
per thing, the young people going into
the woods and decking themselves with
the beautifully tinted leaves. The fash
ION was originaiIv set by Eve.
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HERE'S another swindlc He is u nice
" dressed man, and his vocabulary is
filled with all the smooth words OF the
language. He stops at farm house and
engages accommodations for drove of
sheep, which may be- expected next day,
and for a man who drives them. He
himself stays over night Of course, re-
ccivrng the hest the house can afford
but 10! in the morning, where is he?
where is that drove Of guilelcss animals?
Alas, alas, q. this wicked world.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-Juoigc Crannler.

NJ USICIPAL COUkI-1""y' ~
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
An order was entercsed in the case OF
Arthur Teece VS.. Alfred Caldwell, adj
ministrator, &c.
The case of George Crumbacker VS.,
the Crescent Iron Company, was, on mo-
ton of the plaintiff, continued.
The case IT. &. Johnson VS.. Reuben
f. Turner, was argued and submitted to
the Court.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at ~ o'clock.
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CmvEcu fairs viii shortly be in order.
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AND now it is discovered that "trecklcS
indicate defect in Digestion which
adds still another advantage TO this sort
Of domestic adjunct.
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Observation-Disclosures Employment

"Beautiiul" "Charmingt" "Oh. how
lovely" what are they worth" 80.
such are the EXPLANATIONS OF those who
see the large, elegant new Chromus pro-
duccd by The European and American
Chrome Publishing co. Every one vii
want them. II requires no talking 10 sell
the pictures; they speak tor themselves.
CanVa~ScrS, agents, ana ladies and gentle
men out Unemployment, Will md this tu"
best opening ever offered 10 make money.
For tUll paTttcu .arS send stamp tor conf
DENTAL circular. Address r.. GLEASON
~ Co., - Washington street. En>t"ntMa~~
Stu".k
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$1,000 PROFIT ON SIO0
DSYCmOMANCY orSOuLCHAKu

Invested IN Stock Privileges In Wall ~.
Books and Circulars telling GLOW I~
done" sent free. Address BNNTEI a t"r
Bankers, Il Wall 81, New York. scp5-lG
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On TIE SQUARE.-No misreprcsento-
ton, no two prices asked, clerks always
polite and obliging. Where? At H.
Franks Palace Our-pricc Clothing Hall,
~ 18th street.
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL,

Law Department OF Washington
-, DuiverSity.l
Lhe regular annual term of this Law
'7'I,nul VIII open ON "Wednesday. OcIOb-
&c l"th' 1873. Full course. two tenn six
u'uu'IlN 'arh. Students admitted Ia tho
SENIOR 'IaN>, ON examination. hy uppIic.,-
ll"I on or before October Eth. Tuition
S>J first year, So second wear, urInif,
use of Library. For particulars addrr>,
&. NJ. STEW ART, Dean of Law Facurt,
y27cOdSb 9i3 y. Third 81. NJ. Lou. b.
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University of Wr mia.

Opens OctOcer I:~cuniiuucs through nine
months. 1t is organized in schools on the
elective system, with iull coUE~.. IN ClH>-
sizes. Literature, Science with practice i'm
Chemical and Physical LabogalorlrSl i'm
Law, Medicine, Engineering. Teaching .
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues 20
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman, p. o.
Unworthy of Virginia, Alternate Co.,
Va lylS-dovag
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TWENTY cigars II head is the number
annually manufactured for every man
woman and child in the United States.
Forty years ago two was the allowance.
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SPECIAL NoTICE To THE LADIES.-L
V. Blond is now selling f.. c. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at 81 80. which have been selling hereto
ore NJ from 81 to $.
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FELsrNG ". MANroN. The judges of
the Fcl>ins- Manton boat race met at the
REGISTER office last night, and after con-
siderable trouble selected Mr.. Cash Van
Fo>scn as the referee for the coming race.
The prcliminsries are all arranged and
we have no doubt but that all parties will
Inc satisfied
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TUE oat crop is prime, the quantity
being large and the quality fine. This Il
good news for horses.
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The CHASTITY record Of deaths that rcSul
from pulmonary affections is irghlml
There Is no disease that Is 50 iuSidUuuS In
its attack aS consumption. BY the neglect
of "Slight colds they soon become deep
seated and defy remedies which, ifHppli-
piled ut the outset, would have uvcrtcG all
danger. Or. TUFTS ENpcCtOrant has PROV
en- itself the most valuable Lung Balsam
ever discovered. \ distinguished clergy
man of New York, pronOunCrS It the
greatest blessing OF the nineteenth centu-
~" and says ono family should be- with
out it," II Is pleasant 10 the taste, and a
single dose Will often remove most OhSii-
nate cough Onicc, Is Mury street. New
York Octl2
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THE .COURTS.
COUNTY CoURr-J,dye Cochran.

COUNTY CoURT-Jadye Cochran.
This Court met at the usual hour this
morning. 80
In the case of w. St. Charles VS.. the
CITY of Wheeling, the court sustained the
motion of the defendant, unless the plain
tiff will remit S2l IS ofthe amount otthe
verdict rendered at former trial.
The case OF NJ. Schwinn VS.. the Cltl'
zcn's Street Railway Company was con-
tinued until next term. .
In the case of j.. +. Zane vs.. W llIiam
Armstrong the arguments were submit
ted and the case will be given to the
jury this morning. .
The Court adjourned until this morn
inc at 9o'clock.
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OUR friends will confer a favor by
bringing in the elections returns this
evening Is early as possible.
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The ErIIuoTIc.-This disease. which
played such sad havoc with horsc-lesh
some time Il year ago, has again made its
appearance in nearly all the larS" cities,
hut 50 far in a comparatively mild form.
1t is t. be sincerely trusted that the ter.
rblc disease will not attict the horses in
this ncighhnrhnod.
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MOULDING, Picture Frames, S;creosco-
pic Views, Albums. &c., at Halls Photo
graphic Stock Depot, lll3 Main street
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"Ifanv one should dispute the claim
this work 10 q place in contemporary 1T
rraiurc, the answer Is at hand IN the iaclS
of which Mr.. BigclOw presents a Iucid
statement, and i'm the admirable manner
in which he has carried its plan into cN"
cuLiOn, ~. \. IJiJHHc.
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A JUDICIAL JAuNT-The case of +
Z. Zane VS.. William Armstrong has been
before the County Court for tho last few
days, and us the questions to be- decided
are Of u peculiar nature the jury and
Judge Cochran yesterday after
noon visited the ground, in which
the ground or damage was in dispute
The jury and Court we're taken good caro-
of while visiting tho grounds, and we
have no doubt but that they will be bet
ter able to decide on fair and square
verdict after visiting the premises.
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GREATER THAN EyEE.-Fall dry
goods and carpets at
J. W. FERKEL's
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TuE hat stores will reap their harvest
Tomorrow. They sell the beaver, who
ever wins.
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists
Sep%7-la .
Stan d ard Works.
B1GELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

The Life Of Bcnjamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from org
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other WRITINGS. bN
Hon. John Eigeluw. Three vols. Crown
Syo. Per Vol.:-EXtrt cloth, s2.JJ; Ii
brary $500: half calf, gilt, Sl.-N.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R.

CONDENSED TT VI + JAkU.
Ia - -; i:l; i fsffs
nN AND AFTER MAY -, lN75, TRAINS
" Will run Daily, I,Xcvpi SuudayJ'IN FOL
lows. VIZ:
krruN'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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mr., TUTTS HAIR DYE

/ : easily applied, ImpgrtS a beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best
u the world. sold by all druggists. Price,
30 box.
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l.. V. BLOND is Offering his entire
stock of misses and childrrn'> Color'Ti
Shoes regardless of cost.
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FoR fine work 20 to Halls Gallery
lib Nam street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
WILL OPEN HER
THIRTY-FIFrH SESSION,

NJONDAI, eth SEPTEMBER, Is
vi Courses of study are adjusted To suit
the varied purposes OF students, and de-
grees are conferred indicative of proficient
scholarship in Arts, Sciences ana Letter,
Special courses are arranged Tor PROBES
Sional Students in Engineering, Practice.
Physics and Chemistry, with ample train
ing in the use of instruments and appa-
ratus, both in field work and IN the labOra.
tory.
Boarding in clubs from 81 10 81 pcrwcyk.
and at private boarding houses from q 81
10 s. per week.
For particulars send for Catalogue 90
Prof {. l.. LOOS, or
W. X. PENDLETON.
jN9I>b Presidrlf.
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TIE WORKS oFw. H. prescott

New and Revised Edition. Edited 10y
+. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2rno. Win ~
traits from steel, and Maps. Per VOL: =
Extra cloth, SD; half calf, gilt extra
$50.
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"Thc Hon. John Bigclow, well known
diplomacy and journalism, has conirrrrO
"a real service on American Literature ny
his new edition of the Lie oi fithh III.
II is one Of tn" best
specimens Of book making We have seen.
y. \. Hruid.
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wAsnrSGroy. D. C., April ., l6i

N'yyrS. H'iphenStuse & B'W'y'
GENrS-FOr the past seven E'lI
has been a great sufferer i'"'N
rheumatism, which AZ IW'- '-
very malignant form, and iuI IaE
nights deprived of rest. S"f'f' .
ago our attention va, called t'
Rheumatic Remedy, and a'''i
three bottles according 'p dI'.
was entirely free from pain '.' q" = ..
urnf cure affected. am gao y" w. ..
make the above statement lh I'.'.
yolr wonderful rheumatic rene Is
- -, MN. GROOM
Ex.ru,iya Clerk 90 Pf'N.a'i'. ZOO.
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Ir is the duty of every good citizen to
vote to-day.
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"Mr. Higclow has done a noble work
H. preparation, and TIA" publishers nav
given il Ia the public i'm the best slEI"
the art. ~ Cjiriyiidn idyOcrte.
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Hotels at Deer Park, Cumberland and
the Relay,

rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
lQll Combination Necdle-hOOk, with
Till ChromoS. send stamp. +. i. GiuCk,
New Bedford, Mass i'hlnh
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ave know or no volumes when We
would more willingly commend to TN,
study of our frlluw-CitiZrnS, young ana
old. ihan those in which the MrssrS Lip
pncott ~ Go. have given lis tn" result 81
Mr.. BigclOw'N pninStalm" researches mn"
the life and character Of Benjamin FRANK
lin. "-BDNiOH GiDJe.
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Lrr every Democrat vote for his party
nomination to-day.
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Wholesome and delicious grapes are
plentiful ut 10 cents per pound.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-10

NJ. de Ia BasticS invention marks Il
distinct era in the history of one of our
most important industries. Never dur
ing the history of glass manufacture.
which extends over some 3.5UO wears,
has amy radical change been effected in
its character. The blowers of
Egypt. who practiced their art before
the exodus of the children of Israel. and
representations of whom have been
found on monuments us ancient as that
event, produced a similar glass to that
OF our own times. This has been
proved 10y AN examination of glass or
naments which have been discovered
III t"mhs as ancient as the days of
Moses. 1t has been proved, too. bv IL
large bead of glass. found at Thcbcs,
upon which WAS inscribed the name of
u monarch who lived 300 wears b. c..
and which glass was of the same spccitic
gravity as our own croWm-glaSs 1t is
true Pliny mentions that Il combination
Wa> devised i'll the reign of Tihcrius.
which produced a flexible glass but
both the inventor and the apparatus
were destroyed. i'll order, it is said. to
prevent the value of copper. silver, and
gold. from becoming deprecated. There
Is. however, no evidence whatever that
tins was the touShening process of De
1t Ba>tie, nor does the record in any
way detract from the merits of that
gentleman as the inventor of AN i'm
! p"ltant economic process. The fact
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-09-10

two new moons in September, 1854.
July. IS67. March 1870. October. 1872.
August, 1873. and there will he two
new moons in May, ISIS.
That green wall paper is injurious
has long been known, but this bad
character has hitherto been confined to
that color. 1t now appears, however,
from ii statement recently made 10y the
London Graphic. that some shades of
blue are scarcely less mischievOus. and
owing to the same cause presence
of arsenic III some one or other OF the
various forms in which II Is used. If
this be true. the latter color will have
to he regarded with scarcely less
suspicion than the former, since, though
all blues may not he injurious like all
greens. vet the purchaser will never he
able from his own knowledge to say
whether any particular specimen Is OBJ
jectionable OF not.
Mr.. Leopold Senneman, proprietor of
the Frankfort Zeitune, one of the most
entelpri>ing journalists in Germany,
and ii member of the German Parlia-
ment. was sent to prison yesterday +,
with five other editors of the Zeitung,
for refusing to testify as to the author
ship of certain Articles. the publication
of which was in violation of the press
laws.
The treasurer of Coles Circus says
the show cleared $1,000 above expenses
ut Waterbury.
Fitty-seven tickets were sold at Mont
pelier for the excursion, Sunday, the
:22d. To the White Mountains, and three
ears were packed full before the train
reached Wells River, where they were
/ joined 10y six car loads from the Con
necticut and Pa>sumpsic road.
We arc very glad to know that Gov.
| Peck has commissioned Preston Powers
/ to make Il Statue of senator Collamer
to he placed in the Capitol at Washing
ton. This work WAS originally assigned
to the lamcntcd Hiram Powers, but his
death occurred before he had entered
upon the work. His son, Preston, has
inherited much of his fathers genius
and ability and we are confident he
will perform the task satisfactorily.
Give Il boy Il market basket of gro
ceres to carry home, and he will swing
il across his spine. bend half way to the
ground and gr"an with agony. but give
/ him that weight OF base ball bats and
he will skip along az merry as Il potato
/ bug III Il tcu-acrc lot.
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Squlibs.

Why have chickens no hereafter
because they have their nrck< twirlrd
(m"Nt Wnrld) in this.
These are cooler nights. and most
people VIII" sit OH the piazza till late in
The cvcmin" conclude that ids ahnud
THE To @"d Inside al go du bed
H." lies here, who. III LIE. did neither good nor
lie loved himself alone. and not Il rival had
lOH French Epitaph
Three old women ami Il lame man
constitute Il debating >ucirtN at Du-
buIuc. The three old women live to-
g"thcl. and their chickens scratch up
the Lame mans garden. The debate i
held across the line fence
y Sr"rchman rode. his donkey full
drive at Il sheep drain. expecting he
would jump ii before hc knew il. He
was mistaken. The donkey stopped
short. ana the man went over '.iI u
JIff. SawncN rose calmly. and. look
M" the beast IN the face. said: .Ncrra
Wecl pitched. hml then hoo are We yaun
Ia" get over Ncr>cf >
As IL stranger was kn"cking at the
door of Il house on Second street, :: boy
came around the corner and inquired
Got anything to sell - Yes: want
To sell your mother Il box of tooth paste"
Might Us well git OF II the steps" con
tinucd the boy, lis Il smile broke ont
around his mouth "She'S got store
teeth. and she cleans EN- with WOODEN
rag - DctroH Free Press.
Theodore Hook didn't always make
the jokes. Here is one that he heard
He was in IL >tage-coach with two inside
passengers. Il pretty. delicate Young
lady and ii plain-f;lced maid. While
the mistress WIS at dinner. Hook re-
marked to the maid. in tone of great
sympathy "lour Young lady seems
very unwcll." YES. sir she suffers
sadly. "ConSumption. should fear >"
No. sir : am Sorry to say it is the
heart" 'Dcar me. Aneur>m ," ..Oh.
no. sir . it is only Il Lieutenant in the
navy.
Yesterday an haired lad of
ten summers living on Beach street got
down the big silver caster during his
mothers temporary absence and aS he
rolled it back and forth across the ktrh-
en-. he sang. dearest mother. thou hast
left us" He hadn't been playing Il
great while when she came in, and
what happened may he judged from the
expression he used us he sat down in
the weeds behind the woodshed. viz:
III tear her Sunday bonnet up to pay
for that. - Detroit Free Press.
Here is IL chance Tor Il moral lecture I,
The ladies have this season taken to
betting furiouSly at the Saratoga races.
the stakes being kid gloves, and the
manager of \. L. Stewards Saratoga
branch store reports that he has sold
no less than 10000 pairs of gloves,
nearly all of them to pay lost bets,
The Saratogian says the real reason
why the Democratic State Convention
Was not called ut Saratoga. is because
the price OF whiskey there is - cents Il
glass.
The average time of Synodical rev
olution of the moon around the earth is
1913 days, oI almost Il day (2l.s hours)
less than the average length of a cal
endar month. 30.4 days. 1t is evident
that in about 81 calendar months there
must he 81 revolutions of the moon. or
- new, full, etc. moons. In looking
back it will be found that there were
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A Fable About Hospitality.

\ fox one day invited Stork to din
uer. but provided for the entertain
mcmt only the first course. soup. This
being in shallow dish. of course the
fox Tapped readily, but the stork 10y
means of his long bill, was unable to
gain mouthful. "lou do not seem
fond of SOUP" said the fox concealng Il
smile III his napkin. Nov it is one of
my greatest weakncsseS.' You Ger
tainly seem To project Yourself outside
of Il large quantity" said the Stork ri>-
ing with some dignity and examining
his watch with considerable empresse-
ment, ''but | have an appointment at
: o'clock. which bad forgotten.
must ask to he excused. IA rcron'
BY the way. dine with me, to-morruw."
The fox aSscntcd. arrived at the APP
pointed time. but found iS he fully cN-
prcted. nothing on the table bat Il sin
gle long-necked bottle. containing
olives, which the stork was complacent-
~ extracting 10y the aid of his long bill.
"NhN, You do not seem to eat any
thing, said the Stork. with great mai
rete. when he had finished the bottle"
No" said the fox. significantly, II am
waiting for the second course. What
is that ," asked the Stork. hlandI>
"Stork stuffed with olives" Shrickcd the
fox ina very pronounced manner. and in
StantlN dispatched him Moral True
hospitality "hligc> the host To sacrifice
himself for his guests. The hprOrcd
.E>op. by Hrctc Hwtc.
y RENINpEE OF FORMER DAYS. \
curious relic of old slavery times Turns
up III The Shape at Il race of negroes.
cN->lavcs of the Scminolc>. Thr>, pcn-
pie We're moved with their owners. the
SenlimolcS. from Florida to Texas. many
!cHIS ago. Subsequently they He'd into
MeNico. and induced 10y certain prom
IS''> that were never kept. returned to
Texas. where they are now in IN i'm
pnNcri>hcd condition. They want r:l-
tionS and transportation I" Florida. in
which state they think that they can
make homes tor Themselves: md. il
they are not sent there, they viii prob
ably return to Mexico. They number
about 800, men. women and children.
are Il distinct race from the Scminolrs.
and alc like all negroes. except that
they are accustomed to hearing arms.
are brave and daring. and superior Ia
til" Indians in lighting qualities. The al
my officers in Texas and their >lipcriorS
unite III advising the Indian depart
ment T." send them to Florida.