From the Detroit Gazette PANTHER HINT.
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Not many days ago, an elderly emigrant

 to the county of Washtenaw, discovered,

 not far from his domicil, what he consider

 ed to be the tracks of a panther: and im-

 mediately came to the praiseworthy resolu- ton of destroying the feIocious animal

 Sixteen active and courageous young

 woodsmen were soon invited to hunt the

 animal; and when they assembled with

 their rifles, &c.~ it was decided that the

 woods in which it had taken shelter, should

 be surrounded by the party, who were to

 approach towards tho centre. The ma

 nnuvre succeeded-the panther was driv- en to tree, around the foot of which, the

 marty. elated with their success. soon gath cred. The angry animallooked down upon his pursuers, his glaring eye-balis seeming to shoot tremor into the stoutest heart.- | In moment more, several balls entered his body-but he fell not-the death pang lhad fixed his terrible nails deep into the

 tree, and there he hung, as if in mockery ofthe hunters and their rifles. At length, a daring young man offered to climb the

 tree, and force the panther to quit his | hold. fj,stIgGg lfI ->--~~,~.,.J s P. ..s.

 Having with much exertion reached the fork of the tree in which the animal was