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Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23
Dissolution Of C0partnership.
NOTICE.

VxTIIIAM II. DAVENPORT will continue to carry on
w tbc business of the manufacture of Cast Steel Rifle
~ ~ hcretofore lie has secured the services of
& SuTH TO assist and superintcnd the nannac-
tnre of the same All debts due to the firm OF T. - Slh
& Co are 10 be pad and those due from the same
ed ly the subscriber. VIM H. DhNIN o1no,.
Wiorccster Sept 20, 1850. Sziuot'
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23
BAY STATE MILLS
BAY STATE sHAWLS, MANTLES AND
SCARFS.

IN THE LATEsr MOST IMPROVED
Also, Gentlemen's Travelling Shawls,
w the very lowest prices Purchasers will please no.
tice that the GENUINE BAY STATE FABRICS bear
Tickets corresponding with the above cut, and they will
be distinguished from all other woolen shawls by their
superior hnsh fine texture, d brlliancy of coors
Orders solicited from all sections of the country and the
same will be promptly attended to.
JEWETT g. PRESCOTT,
NO. 2 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
Aug 90, 1910. GA d2aw3ms
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23

W0rcester, IS. Probate ODice, September 20, I65O,
To all persons interested In the Estate of NATHANIEL
CARTER late of Lcominster, deceased, Greeting.
VOU cited appear at Court of Probate to be hold
al Worcester the first Tuesday of October next,
to show why administration Of the Of said de-
ceased should be granted Jairus Ltch1ed ef said
Loominster. [dS2l CIIAs. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23
Direct from New Yn
FARMERS. ATTENTION

FAKMEKS, ATTENTIUN.
q OU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store, a
good assortment of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Double Sole Calf Boots in almost any quantity of the
Best quality, and low prices be bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and Children's Thick Calcutta
and Kip Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 100, Main Street.
LONGLEY s. SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dw3wis
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23

Worcester, ss. Probate Office, September S, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF MARY ANN
LELAND, late of Worcester deceased Greeting.
VOU are cited TO appear at Court of Probate to be
IL holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of October
next TO show why administration of the estate Of said
deceased should be granted Chandler NJ Pratt, of
Grafton. tds2ll CHAS. G. PRENTIsS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23
Dancing and Calisthenic School.

Do1LO44ISS5 ctlIA Oot41SJlIOIIIC DCIiUUI
MIR. AND MRS. MOORE take this opportunity to
inform their friends and former patrons that they
VIII reopen their School at WARREN HALL SATUR
DAY, SEPT. 2lst, commencing at O'Clock P. NJ
Regular days of instruction every Wednesday and Sau1
day afternoons. variety of new and fashionable Dances
will be taught
N. B. Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish for private in
struction in the Redowa, Glide Waltz Angelina or Cnq
Temp Waltz, and SChosch, will please apply to MR. M
at the Hail. dtS2l sent II
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23
DRAWING ACADEMY.
Hair Brushes

ofa kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest from the choicest Ingredients constantly
hand.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
L. T. LAZELI, Apothecsry,
Aug g. dw6Wis C33 pol Main Street.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23

" V'EtNtFF, w PTODUIe UIFce, september II, IB5U.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ANNA LANE
late OF Ashburnham, deceased, Greeting.
YOU cited to appear Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester on the first Tuesday of October next
show why administration of the estate Of said dcceas
ed should not be granted George g. Parker Esq of said
Ashburnham. dS2ll CIIAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23

CUhIAAN AND FURNISHING GO0DS.
M have in store and are navy recaiyiro h. ~
STOCK OF goods iii the above department we have ever
nffarad - 'N 80
Worcester daily spy., 1850-09-23
PAPER HANGINGs.

IAAuII IIUlIOOU1OIo IAUIUeII I 4O HIS l1 dIICU %
FENHE Annual Meeting Of the Manufacturers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be held at the said Company's
Office in Worcester Wednesday, the second day of 0c-
ober next ten O'Clock A. NJ, for the choice Officers
for the year ensuing and for the transaction of such other
business may come before said meeting.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Secretary.
Worcester Sent 49, 1850 is
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1850.

yMr HxsRr M Lxwrs, Montgomery, Alabama gen
sra travelling agen, Alabama and Tennessee assisted By Mr.
o. BRETr
0Mr isRAKL T. JAxEs, No. lsa South Tenth street, fhnade
pha general travelling agent assisted by Messn JAAxs
wHrrIx Wa H. wKLp o. II. p srEA JoHx CoLIlss, JAaka
DxERrso, A. KIRK wsILseros, E. A. EVANS, JAzEs cLARE
JoHs w. ALLES, and p. LOCKS.
0yr O. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Il
general travelling agent assisted by Messs
r. snrH, Dssr, JAsox TAYIoR,J W. ARAsrRoxe, PERRIN
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and @. srKsxAE
00-Reeeipls either Of the above viii be good.
O0-y b. PALaEa American Newspaper Agent, the only
authorized s paper the cities Of Boston, New York
and Phsdepha, and duly Empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions az the required by His receipts will be
regarded as payments His Offices areBoson Congress
New York, Tribune budns philadelphia northwest Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
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WILL opsn reception on the LII Of June
ensive
the whole establishment No
aus embellishments The tort and pleasure
Knowing evidence,
nsic and ~
lar has regarded good policy
odalons complete the original crafty
and fancy well theft
Situated la remarkably healthy region, IN fu
renon, carriages, improving
enjoy scenery,
tenpn alleys, pistol gallery, the billiards.
heahu The lovers Of and flowers viii mud
win while the flow deer
gold silver h tie elk and the relieve
tedious those who interested la the e nafura
has been taken which expanded be could
add the comfort and accommodation OF visers The
hurdle the fancy ball. masquerade and brilliant
rewosk viii lend their respective attractions Nor these
designed for the monde ouy TO The holy ministers
given spend e summer without The usual Of
the church respected throughout the season.
THESE IS % miles, according tho aken IRON
aud Az so from Alexandria Tweeky stages Will
from both these points till July, when daily lines viii be esab
ished
Springs the post Office books as "Waenton
Springs, all letters should be directed they may be lei al
Wanenon White sulphur Springs Greenbrer
Terms OF hoard will be follows $50 for the whole season. end
$40 per els for weeks 81 rs day meals
lodging and children under ~ years
price. charge children three years old When
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who ordinary table will be charged full
DANIEL WARD,
June Is Superintendent
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TRUsTEEs Sale Of Real Icstato.-By OF deed Of
dated 2ih day February, 1885, recorded in
hber w b. No. ~ iolios o. ~ &c OF the land records o.
Washington county District Columbia will sale
auction Wednesday 18th Of June next o'clock in
the afternoon Ia front Of the Premises all that parcel Of
nea known and on ne ground
laid down plat city No H.
in No 40 with all the buildings and thereon
Terms. onenir OF the cash. and the residue
notes.
acloy endorsed viii, interest from the day Of and by deed
Of trust on the premises
II the complied days from day
Of snc property will be resod weeks notice, the risk
and cost Of the first purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee
May 14--3taw&ds DYER 4 BROTHER, Auctoneers.
d3-rhc above sale IL postponed tin wednesday,, the
l9tn instant at the same hour and place.
JOHN MARION, Trustee
DYER BROTHER, Aucuoneers.
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BY DYEa 4 BRorHEH, Aucnons.rs. 4

TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUcrIONOn Tuesday evening the 18th instant at o
O'Clock shall SELL by deed Of trust, duly recorded In
premises Lot No and of Lot No. In No
NORTH between 18Th pnd 18th streets
west, with the Improvements, consisting Of two twosoy brick
houses and one frame house.
Terms Of purchase money in cash balance
and years, for satisfactorily secured, bearing In
J.B. n. SMITH, Trustee
DYER BROTHER
June q-ds Auctioneerx-
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BY GREEN = rAsrEr. Aaet,onssrs.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-By virtue Of deed
duly the land records Of washington coun
y Coumba shall public auron the high
st bidder Monday the gain o. June next al o'clock on
of lot No -, No. g7 desig
together with the improvements which
dwelling containing four Said
road leading from the Navy Yard
Bridge
Terms; oneou the purchase money cash. the balance an sx
bearing Interest," be secured by deed OF
mortgage All costs for conveyancing hc TO be al
the expense Of The purchaser by order Of the trustee
GREEN l. TAsTET,
Auctioneers.
Juue4
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HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE AT AUG
III TIoNOn Monday the i7th instant, shall sell the
premises O'Clock, good frame house and the lot
stands, being o No. In No $50 fronting
avenue, 9Th TN streets The lot contains
2,s0s square fret
bearing deed given and deed q trust taken Title
good. GREEN TASTET,
June I4-Jt Aucuoncen
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az GREEN 4 TAsT CT. Aacslonssrs.

AurtHOfocfss
NEW HOPE GOLD NINE CoMPANY.-Nodcc Is hereby given
thar all stock Of the New Hope Gold Mine Company on which
aud unpaid, will be sold AT public auction
Saturday. day June IL, the auction
Taste asreeaby bylaws of said company
BIB. FRENCH, President.
GREEN TASTET,
June 2-3t&ds Auctoneeis.
o9-The above sale Is postponed until Monday, the
- d. n. FRENCH, President
GREEN \ TASTET,
June l5-a&ds Aucroneerr.
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EAIRFTELD mARIs;s HoTEL.-J n. MoNNoT informs
his friends and the public that The 18th of June he will
hotel branch for resort New York
Tho hotel thus announced village
Fairfield, Connecticut
excellent and safe beach r batmg and in the midst n
celebrated scenery aud m
and drives. Trains per Ra
stopping Fairfield leave aud New York Cana
each day. the trip occupying and
The will accommodate Ave hundred gucs
and WIN be under che personal direction Of Captain stephen Roe
June l1--2tawinAy1 II t~' fNf w
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MOore's Union House, Washington City, DC
THIS establishments street. between ~ and 9th streets
recently known the Exchange
Hotel thoroughly rered, and unished anew
opened reception Of Monday next
10Th ius ~ The Croon HOTEL New York
city.
ordered supplies OF the table, the nsatne and ventilation Of the
purity render his house
ceptabe travelling community, and desirable home for such
as seek longer sojourn in the national metropolis.
respectfully socs and aims deserve share Of the public
June S-a JOHN L. MOORE.
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DRINTfNG TYPE, CASES, AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION
Friday afternoon, the 7h nssant at O'Clock, shall sell
OF and
ucets, q above, follows
l Small Plea 900 pounds, slightly
l do do 800 do good ~ new, portion Of which
small edition. The whole will be Of
fered together, OF In lots TO suit purchaser
Terms nj sale. GREEN TAsTET,
June 5--3 Aucuonecrs
oy- the sale d postponed until Thursday. the
49, GREEN TAsTET,
June e--sawds Auctonecrs.
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new York IAfc Insurance Company,
Office, No. % Wan sfresf, Ssw York.

SPENCER q. BRrkDIur, vice PRESIDENT
Pussy FrxkxAx, sctuary.
THIS company conducted the principle,
and also e principle Of leaving proportion Of the amount
Of hands greatly
extended profits, and conferred the
least possible and outlay insurers.
Insurance granted % persons visiting California.
Its Washington officers;
VIM. Jones, NJ d. medical examiner Of and ID
opposite Union Buildings. Juno 2-u
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BANK ov rms METROPOLIS, June l. 1850
THE stock h0ld<rn this bank hereby notified,
that al elrciion m bank then ensuing
banking house in this city, Monday The la o.
The poll. win DO opened 10 O'Clock m, closed
O'Clock, y. IN. Nt4
BY order Of the
June 1--eodr2<kdtlIn RID SMITH, Cnsher.
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cTOvEs OF season, have,
y OF hardware and cutlery
kinds and OF the Styles direct from The Ptisbue
variety Of othe ebudng materials also
furnishing bathing and
aud all and styles
Laabce late double upright refrigerator,
This refrigerator constructed
and pipes that the articles within are N
frozen condnon with l,te ice an o. which VIII be sold low
cash. G. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ioth and ilth streets
June 14-3t
y next ~ O'Clock, " A. H. Dodgss wharf,
the Of the bsrque VIM Chase, IRON Myagues Porto co
consisting Of
$40 hhd strictly prime sugar. brands, sNadai
.Ciprinna, "Joscfa, /" and "Amsisd."
'' : a asss superior moia'scs,
EDWARD g. WRIGHT,
June l4-iif,ds Aucuoneer, Georgetown.
lAlcx Gazette, Advocate, and Winchester Republican,
TyEN Cambria Handk rchtefs.--The undersigned
pccuy attention OF their friends and the public
below named will be found
special examination. We have received
100 don. linen cnmbrc hdkfs. ~ ~ per dozen
50,do do do ~ 80 do fine linen
50 DO DO DO m$9.. o..
10 fne colored and black bordcrcd men
part bargains rarely found. n
Also, embroidered trimmed and unttimmed scoopcd
bordcred stitched Ac which prepared one
on better than can be obtained elsewhere. !.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
I6-3tawif
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Ton SALE . bargain. n called for Immediately, q
Of and pony pheonA pair Of sofrel horses m
old gene free from trick or vice. One OF
saddle the Districts the Other wsfks
well In single harness. <.....-..
uninuredp with double harness. saddle, brides mansa horse
They viii Be- sold bargain II for without delay,
about % leave The Apply NE surgeons
In the nsvy-ysrd, Washington. June i3-AN
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These are the cases. well, now, wnat was the oo-
ect OF that provision in the Judiciary act OF 1850 II
was to invest the Supreme Court of the United States
with the power Of deciding sprngng out OF
or rising under the exercise of the authority OF the
United States in order TO reserve TO the United States
the Interpretation Of their laws II was for that
that this provision introduced into the act The
object OF this amendment 10 10 dispense with the mta
ton OF 81 900 which attaches to the bill, 80 that
decided in the territorial courts be transferred
by appeal TO the Supreme Cou without respect to the
amount Now, sir, that object will most certainly
not be secured by of the amendment introduced
by The senator from New Hampshire He provides by his
amendment that cases shall be taken up 10 the Su-
preme Court OF the United States by appeal the same
from the circuit coufts OF the United States
But, sir, you cannot bling up an ordinary from
one Of the circuit courts Of the United States unless the
result Of The amendment therefore, would be that instead
OF facilitating the removal Of cases BY the process OF
appeal TO the Supreme Counstead oil being facilitated,
they wodd be restricted by the adoption Of the amendment
me Does the senator from Georgia Mr.. BERRESl in
tend TO say that suit cannot be earned iron circuit
court up the Supreme Court except when the amount
exceeds e2oooi n 90, think the fact is clearly the
personal right 10 liberty or life Is concernedin which
the amount in dollars and cents may be entirely nappre-
cable. in criminal Gases
Mr.. BERRiEN, tin'erPosng) There is no appeal in
Mr. WEBS TER. Not al all
Ms. BERRlEN Not all.
Mr.. HALE. All, true; but in Gases
MIR WEBSTER, Onefpo, ing Will the honorable
have understood some thirty years. and have been
cened in perhaps more than three times thirty cases in
vov,ng these questions. In every year during that time
and have, therefore, familiarity with this subject
Supreme = .soS hs 'Hus so
roversy exceeds "a 600, let the question be what II will
particular Inconvenience arising from thaas II does
srss IN numerous esssss ordinarily avsred BY an ar
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DEATH OF
GEN. z. TAYLOR!

Through the polteness of r. T. Cosby,
Esq, Operator at this point, we have been
handed the following Dispatch, received by
him from the Operator at Louisville, Mr.. M.
w. Barr. The dispatch reports the death
of President Zachary Taylor! We hope
there may be some mistake in tLis-for the
country, and the American people, and his
host of personal and political friends, we
trust it may be false. Yet on being teIe-
graphed, Mr.. Barr replied there was no hoax
in the report, that he firmly believed Its truth
The following is the dispatch, dated July 10
o'clock, 35 minutes, A. M.
"GEN. TAYLOR DIED LAST NIGHT
AT TEN O'CLOCK THIRTY MIN
UTES."
Ifthere is any hoax about this, the hoa:
started at Washington.-[E ED. JOURNAL.
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CHoLERA.-There have been several deaths
by Cholera reported in this city within the
last two days. The present hot weather dis
poses almost every one to being bilious OF
lax in the bowels, and it were well to guard
against this carefully, or take remedies i'm
nedately that these beginnings ofdisease are
marked. These cases of Cholera, without
exception, so far as we can understand, have
been the legitimate result ofnegIect or impru-
dence. When so many persons are afflicted
with the dIarrhea as are now thus suffering
in this city, it is not to be wondered that q
few of the large number who neglect this pre-
monitory symptom of the Cholera, should be
taken down with that disease.
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Death of Gen. Taylor.

The astounding news of the death of Pres
ident Taylor, was telegraphed to our city
yesterday morning. At first it was general
ly doubted, though coming to us in an au-
thentic form, as no one here had heard of his
sickness. We issued an Extra at 9 O'Clock,
stating that he had died the evening previous
At 10 o'clock we received from the operator
here another dispatch, verifying the sad news
which we also gave to the public in an Elk
ira. His disease is not stated. A gloom
will be thrown over the whole country. A
great and good man has gone. President
Taylor is nc more.
We have not words now to speak the feel
ings of our heart We have fought for him
as he has fought for his country, We Iovec
him, as did the American people.
The Vice President, Willard Fillmore, will
take the Presidents place. He is firm ant
staunch Wing, man of great ability, and
statesman in whom the people will have ful
confidence
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~ SANDERS OF the Evansville Journal is
so anxious for notoriety, that when in Gin
cinnati a few weeks since, he went to the
editors and requested them to an
nounCe his arrival in that city A modest
man, truly Ne,0 albany Ledger.
All, me ! Sanders SOLICITED the column
of "putfs, the junior published during his
absence. Faugh!-[ Ell. Republican.
Our respectable contemporaries will please
keep on their shirts. Sanders appears to
trouble those "small fry gentry very much
He can always have an abundance of com
plimentory notices from brothers of the press
offered voluntarily. without putting himself
to the trouble of soliciting them-and es
pecialIy in Cincinnati, where some of the
old editors have known him from boyhood has
his modesty often shocked by notices too fat
terng for his deserts. We don't think thai
either the Ledger or Republican will ever
be accused of soliciting ''pufs,'' or getting
them in any other way.
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HIGH FALUTING.-The Editor of the New
port KY. Daily News certainly does endan
ger the safety of his shirt in every number
of his paper. His "high faluting" capacities
are immense-hs imagination terrible. New
port is opposite Cincinnati, and the News, re
CARDS that city as the rival and enemy Of
Newport, is bent upon its destruction, or a
least on shaking the Foundation of every
and 'rending to atoms the strong
pillars of their hope" In appealing to the
people to subscribe for his paper in prefer
ence to supporting the Cincinnati papers. tn,
Editor gets highly excited, and says:
"Give US the aid that you do to the enemy
and we will burst the chains OF tyrants asun
der, and make you a free and Independent
people.
Give US the aid that you do to the oppo
site shore and we will shake The foundation
of every oppressor and rend to atoms tn
strong pillars of their hope. The time i
fast approaching when the oppressors of tn,
people, and opposers to the prosperity o
Newport will turn pale, and tremble at tn
presence of the Newport Daily News"
Oh dear me! We already turn pale an,
trembe, at the very thought of seeing anoth
er copy of the News! ''Please stop our pa
paper"
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Evnnsville and Princeton RaiIroad.

Evansville and princeton HAdAAHOAO'
Yesterday we were shown letter to Mr..
StockweIl from Mr.. Ingle, one of the Direc-
tors of the Evansville and Princeton Railroad,
who is now busily engaged with Judge Hall,
president, in New York: making arrange
lments for the purchase of iron, locomotives,
cars. &c. He writes in high spirits, and ap-I
pears to be well pleased with his success thus
liar. They will be enabled to make purchas
les. &C.. to great advantage on account of the,
excellent opinion entertained Of this Railroad
East, by those who feel directly or indirectly
interested in the matter. A conspicuous To-
locomotive builder of Philadelphia had offered
: to build two locomotives for the road on the
most acceptable terms, so that the payments
would come easy. He has high opinion Of
! the Road. The same arrangements can be
! made with an establishment at Troy, n. Y.
Speaking of rails, Mr.. Ingle says, they
4have met Mr.. Stevens, connected with large
siron house in London, who has patterns OF rails
I ol every variety, amongst which is found a
g45 ID. T rail which appears to have the pref
Ference. President Wikerson, of the SYRIA
acuse and Utica Railroad, observed to them
q that 80 Id. rail on one continuous beam
swould be as strong as a 60 ID. on cross-ties
salone. and he is looked up to as q Railroad
aoracle in certain quarters. The 45 III. raj
swill no doubt fully answer the purpose, ana
Athe 100000 city bonds will cover the 26!
miles at that weight, and produce a surplus
(which will obviate the necessity of selling
RAILROAD bonds to make up the deficiency a
sit was anticipated would have to be DONE
,HThe T rail laid down by the State at th
Madison end of the Madison and Indianapo
ais Railroad. was but 40 ID. rail, yet it ha
sasted some ten or twelve years, with all thei
business and heavy machinery.
y But we have not space to give further de
f8tails Enough that those two energetic gen
i tIemen are laboring vigorously and to goo
Mpurpose, and that they are receiving encour
4 agement from all sides, and have even bee
Bobtaining additional subscriptions OF stock
1--WE anticipate receiving full details sooI
e from either Mr.. Ingle or Judge Hall, whic
will be given to our readers.
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GREAT TRIP.-The steamer Ell Passo, has
just arrived at st. Louis from trip up Milk
River, in which the boat succeeded in getting
$50 miles above the mouth Of the yellow
Stone! The steamer took goods and men VI
for Messrs. P. Cheauteau, Jr., & Co., to sup
ply their forts. The FL Passo passed through
fields of snags, was nearly destroyed severa
times, and had several deaths by Cholera or
board. They were visited with wonder by
herds of Indians, buffalo, elk. &c ! The
boat was thlrty-fve days in making the trip
up.