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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
GWa yLMMgEvME.
SATURDAY, pEcEMBER !,
CoNGREss-THE MESSAGE.


We have the transactions IN Congress for
Monday and part Of Tuesday, On the SOC.
oud ballot on Tuesday .hrSe was apparently
me- nearer approach TO the election Of Speak.
cTihpn on The drst ballot on Monday, II 10
therefore very uncertain when the message
would be delivered, and when II would reach
Us Therefore, instradof waiting Tor II va
have concluded 10 issue our papcrht the usual
time, aud publish the message a. soon as pos.
sibic. In some form, sficr - arrival,
The ballots for Speaker Indicate lack, of
unanimity, especially among the Wings or
the eight Absentecs. Eve would doubtless have
voted for Mr Winthrop, two for Cobb, and
the other, Wilmoi, for some locofoco The
Locofooos were better united upon Cobb, the
pro slavery anti ftrc.tcrrtory candidate.
The prospect Of the election Of Mr. W,n,
throp - rather darn, and Tor the reason that
he is Tor free territory, Tho New York Tri-
bunc states that six southern Wings deter.
mined no, 10 vote for Mr. Winthrop, because
the esucus-uominating him'would not pledge
The wing party against the abolition Of slave.
~ IN the District Of Columbia. and against
/ is exclusion from the territories. These six
members voted constantly for MIR Gentry Of
Tennessee.
The proceedings that fullow were transmit.
ted to Boston by Telegraph
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Tnr PREsiprsr't MrssAcE--w Washington,
Monday, Dee. 3--Thc Presidents message IL
IN the hands of the printer, and occupies soy.
] 80 a.. n
stSATr Tm orENiNo The Senate met
at noon, aud was called to order by Ma Fur.
soar Prayer by Rev NJ SLictE,----
The following Senators appeared and took
their seats: Mcssts Fcleh, ilamlin, Jefferson
DAVIS, Mangum, Downes, Walker, Dawson,
, Cass, Foo,c, Henry Dodge, "A. c. Dodge ,Joncs,
Bitter, Hunter. Mason, Aiehison, Cooper,
John Davis, Green, Phelps, Smith, upbadi,
Hall, Clay, Morris, Sturgeon, Bell Baldwin,
Miller, Clarke, Chase, Badger, Corwin, Pierce,
Calhoun, Miller, Whteomb, Yulee-3s. On
motion, the Senate resolved to meet at twelve
Mr. Underwood presented the credentials
Of Hon Henry Clay, who, aner being duly
rQdali1ed, look his seat
Mr. Shields credentials were also prose nted
:. by MI Mungum, who also took his scat The
SENATE then being organized, an adjournment
Hor\E or RErHESEsrATivrs-Bal oting for
SPcukchSMr Campbell, the Clerk OF the las,
House, called The roll. 2l9 answered to their
names The ubsen,ecs were. Messrs Wilmot,
Of Pal Sheppard King, of Georgia. Julian,
Fee SeileT, eft nd,anai- Aston, Wing, and
Hubbard, Loco, of Alabama, Brown, OF Miss;
\ Gentry, Wing, Of Tenn Boyd, Loco, of Ken.
lucky; and Morton, whig,or Va. The House
then proceeded rs ballot for Speaker, with the
! following result:
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DR.. Observation-Disclosures De-
velopments.

~ our last We published ~ account oiihe
mysterious disappearance Of DE- Ge"rg"
Parkmnn, ~ Boston. ltwhs llefe stated IIhl
tho last known Of him was, thai be- had been
paid by Prof Webster, Of the Medical Cul-
ege, tho sum Of 500 and upwards 10 dis
rhnge mortgage, Large rewards had
FiUre been olared, for information concern
ing Dr. P.--aud last Saturday morning II WIS
announced Ihnl ponious of i lmau body
had been found in mod underneath lie lnho-
ralory of Prof WcbsrGiu 'le Medical c"l'
legs. Webster ~hs lhsreupOu arrested and
committed To jail Il u now said that Dc,
Parkman was last seen 10 enter the College,
The excitement II greet In Boston, Prof
Webster has horne good character hrrslo'
fore, hul lhe circumstances ~ detailed ia ihe
Boston lnpcrs brar strongly against him.
on Monday, Prof Wetsrrr WINS brought
heiurr justice lpr examination, bat ny I'D
wise Of his counsel wai,ed M examination,
aud was committed 10 appear before the
Municipal Court on lhe fret Monday in jan
unry, Ia hrnr the result Of the Investigation
before the Grand Jury. lle asserts hs' inno-
ceucc, aud accuses i.ule6eld, the ninn who
had charge oflhe College buildings, Of plae'
ing parts Of n human body, not Parkman's,
in the places where they were found. ior the
purpose Of obtaining the large reward offer
cil for The recovery Of the body OF Parkmnn,
Should the Message not come 10 hnid Tor
our paper this week Ne shall publish n more
extended account Of this affair.
r. s. The message haring failed 10 auips
al he time ~, hoped Il migh, zee copy beIor a
.GiR and attended account Of The horrid occur
renes brctly narrated ADORE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

WAN OK LAKE SUPERIOR BETWEEN THE
CANADIAN INptANs ANb THE QUEBEc Mis-
INC ConPArY The Detroit ,'Ertbuuo of the
10Th uIh gives nh account Of the troubles be-
tween the QDeboc Mining Company md the
Canadian Indians. The lands ofthe Indians
had been entered upon without compensa-
ION, and their circumstances disregardetl.
"Recently there arrived among the Indians
n man hy the name of Mcdonald, who has
had some difficulty with the mining compa-
piea. Ne has collected the dscontcnts- and
-exei,etL,Ae 10 revenge Saturday, we AHeEe
informed hy n gentleman Who left Sauli Ste
Matie I'm Monday si.ihnt band of Indians
mud half breeds te ibe nuHiber OF about $50,
ben,lcd hy n person by tho name Of McDon-
Md, who had formerly been sheriff in some
part of tho Lower Province, left the opposite
eide of tie river on Sunday, armed with
small arms aud one cannon, six FOUNDER,
ntUlcn frutu Hudson Bay Company rrovis-
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uTwe learn that the captain and first on
ginecr of the steamer Louisiana, the boat that
recently blew up at New OrleAns and destroy.
ed so many lives, have been discharged from
custody, nothing appearing against them TO
Justify their longer detention ono, no body
is to.blame in these horrid mangingS Of human
bodies Yet ii was proved that at the time
of the explosion there was double the power Of
steam on usually deemed safe, and a deaoion-
CIV of water in the boilers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

SoUryi- CARotiSA.-GavHrnor seabrookr,
of South Carolina, in his message to the State
Legislature, approves Of the plan of South
crn Convention in case Congress passes the
Wilmot proViso, and recommends that he be
empowered to convene the Legislature in such
case or TO call n convention of the people -
He also advises the re organization of the mil
itary, and an appropriation of $4,000 for. the
uurriru-t.- of at,s4s-a44d aHataaa4tiaa---
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

o. The York Express publishes The
following letter from gentleman in Wash
iugton "who is in u position 10 speak under
s,nndingly of what he writes about" The
letter is dated Washington Nov. 90:
AN influential Wing Senator from the
South, informed me last evening that beyond
n doubt States would seeede in case of the
passage Of The proviso. There is more real.
Ivy in this Southern move tesa than is sus-
pected. An Jt1Jer Influential Southern Sena-
tor whom | snN yesterday, is rampant, mud
some of the most cautious and reasonable uf
the North Carolina delegation talk forehead
ingly and despoudingIy ihave convcrsod
with many other Souiherners within The Inst
Two or three days, and begin TO believe that
there is trouble ahead ofn portenIous charac-
| ter"
All the accounts from Washington helok-
EN- the approach orthe storm. Senator FooIu
Inns been in Washington for several days,nnd
appears To- hive usurred the place of MIR Cnt-
hotIp rs the lender of the disnuionisls. ile
- -HaEHhalitIR tl.e fatess Of the South faF-tA
conflict, and is confident that the Southern
menhers will present nm ulihrakep trout
Every true patriot must reRaTd the "signs of
the times" with butter forebOdmgs, though moi
without a strong hope hat the storm will
pnss over without any serious consequences
Henry CLAIM PHrLADELPBIA.-On Tues.
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rec O'clock The House adjourned.

At three O'Clock the House adjourned.
WAsHISoroE, Dec. 4, ls49.
IN SESATE--Vice.P President Fillmore pre-
siding, Messrs Dayton, Sebastian, Rusk, and
Turney appeared, and took their seats. Jour
nal read aud Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bOloting for Speaker was
resumed On the frat ballot heAsrs Cobb and
Winthrop received the same as yesterday -
Whole number OF votes 22i. The second bal
loting ia proceeding, The general opinion is,
that there will be no election of Speaker To.
day
RtroRT or rHH PosrsAsTEr GrTrVst
The Philadelphia LPdger of today, published
in advance the Postmaster Generals report.
il occupies three and halfoolumns, fine print.
lnoreoac Of Post Ofiiccs for tho pastyear 5ss.
PoslmaSterS appointed 63a3, of which 1000
were removed. Revenue 81, 9o3, 900. Ap.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

A PstITf BEs'SSIss.-The Boston Post
thinks that the debt with which the Admins.
tration will come before Congress, will be a
"prciiy beginning" SO it wills IL is tho be-
ginning OF TIE great debt whiuh ttrv 1uurIuT
ton of Texas. the Mexican war, and the other
measures for the extension of slavery, have
entailed upon the country-a debt which will
be coming up for years, in the shape Of new
demands and doubtful Claims fevcEy kind 49,
Millions upon millions viii be TAKEN from the
treasury in liquidation of claims ocihs kihd,
which have not yet been presented. u i n
'pretty beginning" indeed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
ARRIVAL or 1nE CANADA,
One Week Later from Europe

The prnduca markets both 10 Liverpool
mud London have been well supplied lui NJ
huyrts were less Hcli'e, tlIe transactions ~
mosl articles we're NOT extensive. s''irrs,
however have been lnlrfhhlJ hf9l TIE ool
trade m tame The tfaii-#elisIts R@ggR iaf.
ward are limited, hot holders arc hrn aud
prirrs generally hfu we'll maintained,
the iIHUurtH NJ sTrrrir i''t' -tt'rsr'''i ll''s
week CONSIST NJ per Constitution from New
York, f2s, OO0i per NHrHrn tom New fmk,
90 OOH lieI EinunlEI lInm lishun, LlOOUU,
The puliiieal News 10 unimp0fmuL The
mast grmD iug feature ~ lhe weeks news
~ the Interview HlNeeu the ffesldsul Oi
ffhliee aud Mr KitcF, the new American
Minister, NJ Tie Elysce Nhliouat 1hs Amer
lean Minister Hndr ~ address adapted ~
liie 0ccnsinn, bat observed ~ total silence re'
specIing fhe misunderstanding lelween
France aud lha ruilSd States, arising ou 0f
the condurl at NJ, foussln, The frerldrnI
however, alluded 20 the bfIiir IN terms Hat
lering 10 The American Minister aud hls
suuniry, adding hat iu consequence of ihHl
Misunderstanding, hnd/A1f RNes berm - Mon
nrchienl AmblsKalOT inslead of u RHpuh-
lican Minister. be- (lhe Presidrull would hive
bocu deprived Of The honor Of receiving him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

M The Concord. N. II Democrat, free
soil. says Mcssrs Hale and Tuck will support
the administration Gin all jus, and republican
measures, looking to the glory of the country
and welfare of the American people" as well
as in all propositions favorable to nhe, Prinei'
pIcs of Universal freedom"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

FSigs Rul money toto NY hluhs. ! WIS 80
EslsuisIied llAt could 400 ask him what be-
Eruni, std llte''gl'l ll4Ai ha had given nae
ha money, rluRs md watch ~ Pet-fid ~ ue,
Tlus, n. uuy one wRs wr"pgcd, u WIS Land
quulrd.-L London Times
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

Law DroiSioS-The Supreme Court Of
Vermont has decided that firm doing bust.
ness in another State, and which, in the State
of Vermont, made contract with An inn keep.
er 10 furnish him, by common carrier, spirits,
which they knew he intended to sell in viola.
ton of the license laws Of the State, cannot
recover the price Of such spirits in the Court
of Vermont. o..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

aud made a neat and appropriate address lo
lhe scholars. II was indeed beH"'iiul sight
10 see the great statesman interesting iln'
- IN lhe education al lhe young, and ~
lafe,Hg, ny llie zancllnn of his wisdom, HE
important lfulh, lhnl 80 ret understanding
IL better lhnu The merchandise 81 silver, 800
ihe grain thereof Of 6up gold."-i'hA Norm
.Imfii6aH,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

ALAnANA SEsAroWs Two United States
Senators have Seen elected by the Alabama
Legislature, one to supply the place Of Dixon
u Lewis, deceased, the other the place Of
MIR Hugby, rrrtgnedN Hon W King, To-.
co, and hr Clcycns, Taylor man, are the
gentlemen elected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
ROME.

We have hut fitlc certain or interesting
II seems, however, TINT The Pope rcsliy uied
hates All early return to Rome, mud, indeed,
his arrival at one moment WIS actually an
uotinced.
Tho dispute between the Emperor OF Mo.
rocco aud the French seems to increase IN
violence. The French Consul at Mngudore
Inns been treated hRrshly aud irnoIn,riously,
aud French Frignie has been seEt TO his ro-
lief There Is now every probability Of THE
affair ending IN the bomhnrdmenI Of TIM.
gier.
Tho latest dates from London, the, even.
ing of Nov. l6, snys ndvires from CONSTANT
NOBLE TO the LIST Instant, state that a British
feet was al anchor in BerieS Bay,nnd would
remain there tll the arrival Of The courier
with the answer Of the Gar to the commu.
BicAtion Of Fuad Efltndi. Should that ans
wer prove uninyoruhle, the feet will proceed
Ht once TO ConsinDtiuople. Sir Straiford
Canning has communicated 10 tie Turkish
Government that the Eng. Cabinet had unan.
imously agreed Ia form u defensive alliance
with The Porte in The event Of hostile pro
cecding on the part Of Rusrir. A similar
communication hHt been Uu,is ny ten. hu-
pick in behalf Of The French Government.
The Spanish troops at present nj Rome
have received orders to re,urn To Spain. The
fact WAS announced Ia the Assembly by the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. on the oh inst.
There are again rumors hfonl with respect 10
the vacant post of Foreign Munster ~ the
French Cabinet, NJ. DE Rnvneval's refusal
is not quite certain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
nuNCIANY.

We learn ihnt flesh eoudomnaiinus are
taking plhrr. aud .uu l''wer than hiirru Hddi-
unupl executions nj Aud hrr thrrHfeHed dat
Vs. The yHlrdlriUry address of kursuil tO-
his c0uuIryiuen, wriusH ~ Duoya, has
been Iiuhlrhed, IL 10 wtitlen ~ HE niusl el,-
lliusiaslic porlirnl style. lilo nlludrs Io'Gor,
gry ~ iolloWsi--"'rbe migrate YbOm thou
hHsi, inllourd with Thy abundance. lin rose
against ihee-irhiiur a. lis mother, and de-
siroycd there ulisfly--Iiuu hast lreu beirny-
oh-lhuu hast been sold, my Country. Thy
doaili sentence hath been wTilIen, beloved
Ol my honH, 10y him whose Vifiue. whose
love ! never dared 10 doubt. irs, ~ the lrr,
yor ofmy hOldrsl ihOughis. Hhostd almotl ~
soon have dutt4ed the existence of the Onnit
present, ns have believed that he should ever
Ice lrnuor 10 his country. Thou hast lecn
bslmyrd 10y hnp ~ wIose hands had bus
lililr sphrd before Deposited tie honor of
our great rOuilty, whirh he s~OTH ~ defend
even ioIhr last drop fins henn's blood.
he hath done lreh-on To his mother, aud
The CLUTTER OF gold hnili been more seductive
than that Of blood shed TO save his nOuutry.
base gain hath noru value IN his eyes than
has country, aud God has abandoned him, M
he has abandoned his God ioT his allies of
hell. MHgyArs, beloved companions blame
me not for having passed mino eyes on
the niAn. nbd for hn,,nH gwen him my pince,
Il was necessary, for the people had beslow.
ed on him their confidence. The hrniy loy.
ed him, md lao Obtained n power Of which ]
myself would have leru proud; and never.
iheless, This nan belied the Conscience Of
the nation, aud has repaid the love of The ar
my with hatred. Curse him people Of the
Mngynrs curse the breast which did not.
first dry up before II gave bun milk "
.- Gun ilaynAu II carrying on his unrcleniing
crieliies unchecked by higher authority
TIE Jews Of Prslh arr once more threatened
with violence, unless they pay up the con.
tribuIious demanded, witch seems to lac lie.
yond their power.
There appears no present probability OF
the state OF reigu n, Niruun hciuF ruisrd.
The prercnee ofihe English Naval forces
ri ttHe Dardanelea, aud the hourly expected
arrival of the French fleet occasions some
excitement nj ConsIhurinople. aud The Em.
peror of RussA continues To show not n little
irritation AT the decisive altitude mken 10y
France and England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08
Our Railroad, Again.

We Unlimited last week. ll,hl lhr sum
Of 5000 neeersary IN eSlvnd our foad 20
miles, WIS so nearly made up al that Time
lIie object would he soeured--lhe rood
WOULD 90. There was soGrlbing uI bal
nnce ofbonds uuinkrn however, On The l"I
Instant. Iui itM genllemoii. 10 srepfe What
had been done, look The balanro, VA addition
10 their regular subscriptions, with the e.
trriutiuu ilrui II ~o,rld lrr tukea ~ Others
WHO had Not subscribed,
The unparalleled success attending the
disposal Of the bonds IN linsIop shows The
confidence Of monied men IN them NJ n
manpa ofinYesImenI HE Same nny be Suid
oClho country too; and this conddep,e 10 clear
~ we'll founded. Tho security IL safe--il
cannot be stolen nor, impaired by any means.
We have good rehsou "a think The enter
prise viii he prosecuted but have not yet
learned the decision Of lhe Directors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-08

by the way, neighbor, how do yon feel w,u
dauhsh drmoctAt A. delegate from your
iowa Hope you are well Star,
Ycs, quite we'll, not nj oil troubled sbou, the
election Of the delegate from this town Did
not care enough Abou, il 10 vote, ~ To make a
party affair Of It. Nor did the wh,gEof this
town, a few only Woodland they had no
candidate, but voted for different persons
some If them probably voted Coz the delegate
elected But - seems the loeos, probably pot
up Ia II by the "ma6dsHfiat encsiar, ,of the
loe0foeo STATE Committee, aeIcd differently
A small vote only having been pollcd At about
DARK, some loeoioeos IN the ncighbofhood str.
red around rather -lyly and gathered IN their
own party ~ the vicinity Of the town hudsr-
the strong hold Of the party IN this town
and obtained some 90 odd votes for their can
didair-bnd, elected him And we arr not
sorry, If the looos can gather consolation from
the eifcumstsAce, 60 see them ''ofowing. over
40 splendid triumph The Star cannot have
forgotten that i,s party have frequently, before
the, been able to poll over forty or dfty Of the
500 votes in this town.
The Wing Council Of Crnsors propose the
election Of Comfy officers by the people -
They did the same years ago, and IN the
Convention that fnlluwcd, and which contain.
ed majority Of lcooGoc"s of about tssaiy, the
proposition was rejected The present Con.
sent,aH, Nth a. large a losofueo majority
will adopt OF reject The same proposition, as
they please.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

Fflm 30 - Lnun 7sruhictr, -
We have ccen permitted 70 take the following
extracts from letter written by leading Nor
mon ~ MS friend IN this city. dated
"GzEAr SALT LAKE. CITY, July IL, lsi9,
There has been very little sickness in the Valley,
and very few dssths Il "a beyond doub, that
,his is a very hesithy country. There has been a
vast amour, OF labor performed hsrs-extensive
farms rnsde. hundreds Of houses built roads rnsde
in addition blowing and planting this spring and Il
Is very encouraging 10 fsy that crops look veil, ana
there is no doub, there will DC considerable surplus
raised this year yet have no doubt brssdUuns VII
be- high, account Of many Of toe California knl
grants designing 20 winter here Wheat VIII no, %
less than IS per bushoi, and Corn 81 % or - Many
have already commenced harvesting wheat and Il
Five bushe. OF wheat will make barrel Of as hand
| son. supeInne four ever wss made into bread
let the ~uest 10 many places, will not do es well 80
pected. owing its being so~n too late All the
crops iooh eaSesO'sy y"4 - tsy 81 saa s
sin cuuniries In ths world Irrigation makes con
labor, bu, when We have al things prepared
for 1t il will be much sss trouble The crekets nave
not troubled sny tnis yesr HUNDREDS snd tnou-
SANDS OF gulls made their appearance cary !" 'no
-pfng, AID ne the crickets appeared tae gus
made war on them, sud they have swept them cieAn'
that there is scarce cricket TO 30 iouaa IN me
Valley
We look upon ,hi. Of toe marfesist Of the
favor OF the Almighty for the Nountaineers say that
thy yer found ulls here til the Ncrmons came II
"a. truly cheering the COCKS OF these ssyiors
extending svers miles in length come from tue Lake
early Ia morning, snd eating cricAeis all osJ tasa
Al .gndoa form ia mass and wing their wsy 70 the
| 4 ske tor Dlshts rest.
one curiosity about them 10 that they don't eet the
crckes merely 10 live but after feeding themselves
they would yomt them up and 10 10 eating again ana
mus continue eatug snd vomiting throughout the en-
ira day. IL Is natter Of SstonshmeBt ~ see 10"
fact they will pick them up and person could form
but poor estimate OF tbs amount destroyed oaiy oy
| these WINGED saviors Suffice IL 10 cay, that about
three weeks efler tho guls made their appearance,
scarce cricket could DO This Is plainly mira
Gle n behalf Of TIL. people, the sending Of the qaals
10 the csmp u the israettes aud "nat MAKES u moi
manifest h the fact that although there plenty OF
cricket. IN the surrounding valleys where 1neFe are no
crops the aus came oy them " tds iarnls and stayed
there I'LL they hsd cleared them on snoush men were
AZ work around them AZ the time. There has oeen no
/ Ann Annn hx crck.ta Ibis s-.sor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
Affairs In NIinuesoIa.

The s. Paul Chronicle and Resislr OF sept
q gives yarou. correspondents ,undry information IN
regard 70 Minnesota aud Il. capabilities We copy a
portion Of lts remarks:
Minnesota 10 good country. All II wsEt- IL I'm.
proyemeut Nature has done her par. well, and We
know Of no place where can DO better witn the
same labor and means Capital can bs Invested proat
ABLY 10 ysriou. ways The farming business We think
the best a, present have ys, but lev farmers aud
produce 10 high This state Of things must continue Tor
some time 70 come, toe Increased demand Will keep
pace vita the supply. There - 10 rcner coll "a tne
World nor country better adapted TO al kinds OF arm
ing than the Prairie between acre aud Point Doug
lass
:. The Winters are long il ia true but toe ground 10
invariably covered in ak or eight inches deep,
from December until March Il Is cod but dry, md
good seigniag during the Winter. Very Atte mud Al
suy tia e. as the coil Is composed OF loan and olsc<
.snd There 10 lees wind than 10 Illinois dunns the
Winter: and all those who have been here ouHns Tue
Winter prefer Il 10 more southern isttnes' "nsfe
the weather Is more variable.
Mechanics OF almost az kinds are wanted. especially
house builders. Enterprsing asuseus oi smaI mean
could acquire property and grow up VIA tee country
TIE iumoer business /. becoming one OF gtes1 m Po.s
ance il might now De probably extended ana slii
more a. the population ineressc.. WIZ resfo ~
mercantile pursuits think the prospect not eqa.i
N many other avoc4tions the capital now employed
being equal 70 the demand bat as numbers increase
90 will tue demand for merchandise
The same paper has the following upon the Commis
sion to trea, with the Sioux Indians
Gov Ramsey -nd Col. John Chambers q ny Tor
Ter Governor of Iowa, haze been appointed Comnlis
orer, 70 rrst with ire SIOUX ndsns for s1cn OF theif
l.nj. ives. Of the Nl.sssippi. a they are "llls y
dispose o. Col Chambers 10 nov on DIS route n4,1sI
snd persons have been cent out Informing tnc iboi
az tse.s fscts Fears sre entertained however, M.
~ s.son 1. -. lar advanced aud th- Indians 50 cusy
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