{"character_count": 830, "word_count": 150, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9596999883651733], "ccnet_perplexity": [1896.0], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
FROM FLonDA-By dates of the 18th inst We learn 'hl
one half of the ls regiment L. S Infantry sick OF co
gestive fever and that frequently proves fatal IN th0
hours after the attack.


few nights previous, one OF the lndnns who had COM
in for emigration attempted escape and was fred uPcab
the sentinel woun,rg Inn in the The wound w,'
dressed and the fellow still holding his purpose ef
tunlv made good retreat before morning.


The General is still anguinr of thc result OF hls cIosla:
The war: and recommends Mr Secretary Bell that tn


Isl and 9th infantry with the rd artillery be ordered oas
duty.


inpoytanL-Alcck T,lstcnuggce said has gone IN :
one Of the military posts the West and several OF MS va
riors have accompanied him.


Mr. Livingston was killed the Ocilln on the 2lf
inst. BY Indians St. Augustine News, May 2S