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PAss CHRIsTIAN .HOTEIe--Thi. e.tahII.hment. 5


well known TO the citizens of Newt lreans and -.
vicinity. will open SATURDAY, NAV Illh. Fs|s&1
Connected with the Hotel Bath houses Bowling ,.s
Alleys, Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery and Carriages
and Horses.
The purity of the atmosphere with the cool refreshing sea
breeze and total absence OF all diseases incidental 10 Southern
laitudes, renders the Pass desirable summer residence
while It's near proximity to NewOreans makes II peculiarly
convenient or those hayng busine requiring attention. The
Mail Company steamers Oregon, j. L. Day, California Flo
nda, st. Charles, and Mobile which, for speed elegance
and aentOn surpassed by line Of boats the
Union. Physicians OF well known reputation reside at the
Pass whose services all hOan be Obtained and ts
Academy, under the able superntendenee c. tsaacnan,
Esq (Which will Open in Junel sufficient guarantee 10
parents that the eucai0n teiF children will uiler from
a prolonged TeaiAence at the Pass
Tls Southern acht Club VIII hold Their meetings.
nleneing Juiy 4th.
heretofore every eXeFiOn will be used maintain the
reputation house fs eass Hotel all appoint
Rens and TO render The sO0um of Families and BachelOrs
i6easant anG agreeable
X. Ii. MONTGOMERY, Agent.
assClTistian, Miss, April 81.
N B.-Iettes papers, and other mailabe matter left al
e office of NJ. JudsOn, Esd, Camp and Canal sts
Wil be forwarded daily hy tha all.
myl 3md&W
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REGULAR PACKETS.

Mao. N % " . nc slenulu w ~ aS1us 9w
1ssaA- elee y PdNss sls; sVsaneI ~ - N
=, % " p % Gnin p InssI, WI, ht1
Iss @ p, NJ ~ ~ ~ f tcf1 ho1 Ensui' lpp Wy
ibs da ~ co the l9Sh inst on sae avs o.
SATURDAY, ,on lie arrival OF the 5ocOck p M cars and
on TUESDAY and THURSDAY arrival at the AXE
Of the 95 O'Clock A. M Returning leaves Biloxi
Fare to Bay ST. Lo1is and Pass Christian. 90
Fare 10 Mississippi City and Biloxi ......,......25 q 50
mylS J Il r.. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
- For MobjIe via RaV 81 To1is I1asa
rs N fn;.;e n iiii - Dgk "a. ~ hous, Tass
s Sy; % SYs h ana aaG las
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MOLAssIcs BARREIS, Zssss
FENIlE subscriber have hand from 500 tn --G q
IL 1000 CYPRESS MOLASSES BBI.S yfsEzff 81
Warranted 40 Gallons; ready for delivery For slzzstz
sale by 3. w. THOMPSON q CO.,
ms ST Charles 81, oorser Of Julia
DUTTER-5O kegs choice 81. Louis MAY Butter landing,
DmyO A. F. COCHRAN & co. q TchOnpiiOulas st.
EXCHANGE ON NEW HORK-Bns at five TO
IA sixty days' sight. for sale by
ais JOHN II. EL.LIofT & CO. 20 Gnyier st.
E,NIRE BRICkS-4000O Pittsburg, landing from steam.
II er Empire l00. 600 English and Scotch for sale by
Je6 HAYMAN HOLDEN, IS Magazine ST.
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nAPHNEHOIELr-HOR RyaRI)' S-The Undersigned
~ for several years the conductor Of the vel SnSTR
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, Et..l
situate in Baldwin county, Ala. the eastern shore mil
OF Mobile Bay, ten miles soutle east of Mobile, most t
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen to give him VISIT
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties ana alrac
tive accommodations Of the place, now open tor The season.
lie intends TO conduct his house such style Of tnste and
excellence to make The resort OF the country and every
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-
ing Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain discarsIng one hHR-
dred gallons of per minute; strong Chay ybeate
Spring also the premises beneficial TO those whose
health require the use of Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing cOmmodlous house has been
Steamboat will leave this place every
ming for Mobile, and return in the evening,
Applications for Board should be directed TO me, care
sDSn Sn, VIM. l.. HOWARD.
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GEo. G. LAwRAsoN,
HENRY RENsHAw,
@. ID. YANcnv


Elatboats, empty KseibOats, and other crafts.
Rssotced, That ii any raft, hatboat keelboat, or
other craft shall, after - days allowed her to
discharge her cargo, remain at any wharf portion
OF the port OF this Municipality it shall be the duty
OF the w Whartnger TO notify the captain, owner OF
consignee of such boat or craft to remove the same
and in the event of his failing do So within (2l
twentytour hours after said notice. the said captain
owner consignee shall be liable to a fine Of not
less than twenty nor more than fifty dollars and
the Wharfnger shall cause said boat Or craft TO be
removed, and the said owner, captain or consienee
upon whom said notice shall have been served
shall be responsible 10 this Municipality for the
expenses OF said removal.
ReSotued, That all ordinances, or parts of ordi-
| nanees contrary to the provisions OF this be and
the same are hereby repealed
Mr.. Renshaw, Chairman OF Committee on Streets
and Landings, presented the following resolutions
| and report:
| Resoiced That in conformity to the adjudication
by the Mayor of New Orleans ON Monday, 10th
June 1850, the Surveyor is hereby authorized to
contract with the following parties according 10
their respective bids, for the following works in
accordance with the specifications file in his
office:
lst. For the grading Of the road bed on Fulton
street, and laying plank road the same from
Julia street to Canal street. with Dennis Cronan as
principal and James Davern security at the rate
Of 81 90 per running foot.
I'd. With Ward and Merritt as principals Jas
f,rn;sh;n,, md 5aliva-- =, .yii - -. N , ~ ~. nv
u ~. ~ Loau' AZ I .s ds 1a'e Of
plt per tnousano 'eet poaIa measure SoSooO ieet
- - y - -' - -i N F''ie " -
81 am ~ fsst M ~ S0o Sas n h..I ,.s ~
ssroa an.nt h., i6oSeI ~, isn-,I ~ ~
e.. t'"S ~ my oFei 10
"a U;,L f,,la,,., .nd o,SL.,,o.L....,..
onais snd q 4 W;ii;ams anJ No. R.,dap.;ai iii
o'Pals' ana ~ y, lians ana dn SAerun DIooef'ek
I;,;a ~ ,ast ~
Iana nlank on he same bst,vssn esnaI s,ra, ~
aJ he pstsamsb;n ,vhsrS NJ a 5S sr
~. W. W. - NJ.
las Dess and Cnrts an5 Ranns1 ~ sacnr;,ss .,,''
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D ACHEI. OR,S HALIr-AT MANDEVILI.E, 49,.
ID Opposite The Nam Vhd9f.-The undersigned Sf;f
have the honor OF informing me puDie ihat ihey ft
opposite the large Wharf, scale Of magnicepee and
comiad calculated 10 ill the void that has 80 long been e
IN his delightful 1t has been Their aim TO
make tins establishment fashionable aud desirable resort
combining the comforts OF Restaurant kept m !he mOs
approved and recherche style, with Wines and Liquors of
lie most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either at the tabedhOte according
10 tha bill of fare. Attached 10 the Restaurant Will be found
Ar Gt which only the best Liquors aud Wines viii be
dispensed.
ConueGed with the establishment likewise handsome
Billiard ROOm provided with excellent cues, and where
eus can occasionally find relief from the monotony OF
country lie.
In ne the proprelo have left nothing undone make then
establishment agreed be money has been spared
procure the comforts io those who may honor them
with their patronage.
nnv1S BERTRAND. CONNIE 4 co.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.


I1LANTISESS HOTEl, NEW ORLEANS Ths
undersigned beus leave TO Inform thr nnbie tbat
he designs keeping the above stablshent onen m "A
summer and thai he viii acconmointa Al ysrv % H.
reduced rate those who wish 10 locate ueTmaneptIS Fsi
has, especially who wish excellent rooms and GOOD table
the best terms that can be had in the civ wo1d do well
to call Immediately; also gentlemen who simply wish Board
(itholt lodglng) will be CHARGED AZ A. exceedinl Iv
rate. The pnbic's obedeut seryant ~"
my7 3m M MIIRPAY
n a a u N q ~ A. an =, ~ = .--
M 800 ,,BB ~ e - u HOD B.
'o. w. q u1f-1t IEh SIKEEI, betoeen ST. Chafies
eG Saronaeet, ors dooT from corner of CaroRdeld;
M -, w. LSON respectfully informs her fss.s
ends and public that she continues in the &;;.
toose sAgibe lOca ~ occupied by her during the 1L
3 ast tTo Years. and prepared TO accommodate her friends,
Ann bose who may favor her with their patronage. From
1er long exeence, and the very desirable and Convenient
2cauOh OF her House. she tees confident Of being able
give entire lsiaeon to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Ter TERMS will continue TO be very Mon.
ERATR. 80 IydNW
HAIR MFIIJS "a 4EFII l1i5T7sa1s Ia15EfesTZ
No. 22S JESETJT' m d I5s r. Iii 5nuf
KuIt.U 77---I. = ~ 4-N'
MS Sgullern Patrons
= hleius udt uhis s9E 9EfeistNDIJ htJIEls, which a-I
eganty RENTED, enlarged and relnTnisle, in the
iasonaDe manner and the entire organization Of every de
afmeni e9npete Ihe most splendid suit Of
The central and III = Nv % r. ~ &, t.,,z,,
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MAGNOLiA HOIhIl, BILlOAI.IThe undersigned
IFA has the pleasure of announcing TO her friends -
and the public that she has leased or term of years ssf
this desirable Hotel The location central busi iis
ness convenient the haboF and bath houses, with
the benefit OF the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view The house swell Sdaped % families ihe rooms large
eral Teppp Alleys attached to the Hotel also Pleasure
faction to all whF Nay favor her with a call, ,,,
je4 Bun G. Nj. HUNT.
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Balance on hand this sday................. sfl is
.N6ao Orleans, .Taae IS, 1850. ss,sn Al
w. II. GARLAND Treasurer.
A communication from the Attorney oil HE Mu.
nicipality, advis ng an appeal in the case Of Dug
gan as. the Municipality, was referred 70 the same
Committee
The following communication was referred 10
Committee on Streets and Landings, and the leave
OF absence asked was granted:
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puBLIN BATHs-FREs

I Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS see. A lsO... HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RODGERS,
No. 1872 GravIer street, between
BarOune and Phillip a
streets.
mv3l If
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BUSINESS CARDS.

IlEO. o. STARK, .Notarg Public. No. S3 Gravier
street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo ly
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T0HN sTROUD & Co, iI5i CoSMoS ST., between
- ~ Caronteet @ and Baronne sts, Dealers IN MAR-0Rn
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \n1hIAaV
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in ckNNtH6SARo
all Us different varieties; Tbomasion LIME, Cal NKF
TSned PL;ASFER FER OF PARIS, Romal sD' Hy-
dfaulc CEMENT, Plaserng HAIR White sand. ~,
English, Pensacola and Ps6nrg FIRE BRICK. my3
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EVhll., -. EsrfiI., 5tioTaeV al La,o, Aendsrson

q. - Z WI, HNIHlI an .!l1Drrl at IUl J0ia
y sFagr Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING or
tLEAlkiN G, executed with fidelity and dispatch JOB
f Ne Of an klu, dGne Orde with prOmpness.. Resi-
.epge, te ,iHtFctlL II9tck. tE~ SASH-DOORS and
HIHNb- rte 10 CTier. fy13 GmdALW
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or l.ON PLUMMhR, adiaster Of y4Derages, SO
(sTuyiaT ztFapt fv1Q
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Resoiued, That the Treasurer he and Is hereby
authorized TO pay the warrant Of the Mayor The
amount OF judgement obtained By j. Mclaughlin
against this Municipality in the matter of the open
ing Of Claiborne streetsay five hundred and torty-
six d0llats. with interest, costs, ETC., etc
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Resolved, That the Comptroller and Treasurer
be and they hereby authorized to remit to Bishop
A. Blanc, the Municipal Tax on the properly stu
aed at the corner OF Clio and PrytaDa Streets the
same being now used by the Female Orphan Asy-
lum a Free School,
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SDUIa5, MIR ~ 60. CoHlmigsl0R Merchants, No s3
4 St LOnis street, New Orleans. au1i iy
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~ WOLFE, Importer Of Wne, Brandy, Gin etc., and
-. GenCrd Commission Merchant, 20 Gravier st. n9
w q. RAYMOND, Family Grocer, II Camp
Wv street. ana
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RATns! BATHs!IERg public is respectfully informed

recently erected on Exchange
4NsV, corner of Bienvil'e slreei ,
are now IN operation. The Bath
Rooms lOt HOT, COLD or
SHOWER y ATH S are well
hehteh and admirably ventilated, q,
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vISHOs gHAILEs, Broker, ST. Charles Hotel Build
ing. IAN door from Cnmmnn street. niee of II Davis

notary public, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
It9ty; obtain Loans on Mortgage; Discount Notes.
rs AppTtr and Expert; adjust Accounts make COpart-
nershp Settlements; intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and Will serve Agent for of property
see assessment for taxes Is fair valuation; draw lease col
erai. nbI5
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ES Having leased the above establishment to Mr. T. H.
lenNs take pleasure in soliciting for him the patron
OF former friends and patrons, and feel hesitation
in eying that they will favor him with call, that they
vii be uy satisfied with their visit and the character OF his
establishment.
,n-.alL lNrN AdnQ
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'1I0 U I'uIlI TUTIIs OF pN, ODsII-
by eament which can do no injury whatever. Dr. Full
IERTON guarantees a speedy the mOs aggravated
of Cancers Ulcers Old Sores, and skin Disease 9i
every kind letter erp Eryspeas ScadlIead F0m0s
POypus, WeDs, White Swelling Rheu n,,iisin Cont
Dt0sy, SUr0ins, Scuryy Esula, Dyspepsia Liver XIII,
ney, Spleen, Breast and lung Complaints; AstiIma Pay
AsO--the different diseases peculiar TO women
Gg1 decided Improvement viii he pefcepble IN most
cases from SIN to twelve days even d Oi many years stand
iNg.
FeveTs OF all kinds invariably be cured in from four TO
the sensitive.
yaids invited 10 consult Dr. t. gratuitousy al No
SO Charles street Cover T5iterss Exuhauge) and see
certificates OF remarkable cures.
N. d. A will be guaranteed all cases undertaken
and lew ii any will he turned away As incurable,
my3 lyd&W
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
The Council Of tie Second Mu,teipoiity
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INEN LISTERS AND CHANBRAYS-T The
- undersigned has in store LINEN IIJSTERS n beauti
bray Ginghams for travelling dresses ~ N
l.
Fine Brocaded Muslin Dresses Linen Barages sIid pl
Lawns, Plain Swiss Muslns, Bishops Lawns Fine Tame
Checked Muslns, etc. etc. ~ "pe'
my29 J. H. PALMER se C,-,,i.
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kDMilOsA Successor to Costa q Coz Importer
- ~ HdDdRa Produce keeps constantly hand large
;t4 Ortment Of CIGARS consisting of Imperaes, Regaias
Cazad0hs, GahOnes, Paneteas, Dana, Small Regaias Mil
, IrabucQs from the most celebrated brands
Havana. NQsN Front Levee, corner st. Charles and
Grayler stree New Orleans. my2S 1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

LII z:s1 oani- AR .sIs EsssH t HAiIss
@ssk@SA<--S-IP-L eaye New.Yors foo, " Cor
l.nd.s.s an. and y P. ~ 'e'vs He-'i - 'rf ~
I'M
IMP N. MoTriso~n, SO A. N. and as ~ ksdt
son 7LA A and 40 ~ summit JH A u tkf
io5 p M HnlyTIs $50 A " .nd Slsr Nj onnrs'N
EsIIsHT TsAp-Le.ye Dover NJ leave New
Os.ses Hosss CAs-Les,s or.1ge : a n. and IL
> ~ isey. Es~-Yors II ~ A. N and SIS "a
Passenger by hese usins rccsiyed snd detyoy.t
,,ch w.y at North and south Orange nDvile, Summit
Cbsth.m n.disou korrstowp, Morris Plains oeuvfif,t
gcckawsy and Dover - =.
A. dover ,uge. connecting with The A n psssenfw
oyvn and Hope Dsily, Milford and Owego 90 Mondays
svsdpssdsys AID Frd.ys and Tor spsris, yohnsoanafk
s.'rsovn' columh'., Delaware W.t~ Gap sroaEs
nnrgh continuing 20 the Lscks-anus Worss passing
tsrough Bsnonyt1e ssnhops, pa smiths fsye'n, ses
slssVlis. Chnoui Dunmore, hyds f@h r,ov,osaesM
Ds,vtiie stages le.ve Tor Psesrvie and soooIop 81
~ srriyal OF the A. NJ and 1sins hom snn ros "a
uo,r.,owu ,tages save on nc arrival Of the 4 ~
.,s-ger IA ns for Msndhsr, Chester, schooeTr Moan
.ain Wuhirgiou, Belvdere ard En'ou daily ans nsss
ne p trains for New roft a. -
Also FOR Seeking R'dge on he srhv, OF tes Hsn,
,.,arning neri morning. connecting Win 'hs n usa 70
sxTRS-H AIR Yok scgOoLEYs soUNfAin
an ADDITION 10 tbs above trains, an sfHs express rsn
VII con- ence running 90 July SIN neS' sno COMETS "
rs,vs nevYor nom NJ foot OF Cortland al 81 10 ~
~. Newark 90 me Errya Of the A usin ron roie
ielpha processing dyeey 70 !, Eve, os,.saxs
% sehoo sYs Mountain, e1hytng 10 urls icr onn5'
Yhs nsin N soisg up viii receVe and dsya . p. 80
sst cb.ssm. nsdi,on, korr,tovn snd hoct,-sy
M S,.y,sr1 iii 10. 70 Dover ats r. and sornsov1
~ .Gg9,1 ~: q ETY. sa %
PasEengers 70 procure asf He'S1 N' ,.,s -
ser seats in !ns ool, Oh ID. dsr wsso pu'cnnsss
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Council Bluffs.

Some people have been at a loss to know what
point on the Missouri River was originally desig.
mated Council Bluffs According 10 the intorma
ton which we get, it is the point where Lewis and
Clark held their council with the Indians aud made
their first treaty. We believe that the early ex-
plorers of this western country gave the name
Council Bluff" 10 the place where they met IN
Council with the Indians which point 10 situated in
40 80 So" north, about eighteen miles north oil
this place, directly on the west bank OF the hssou
ri River, where subs fqlontly Military post was
established, bot soon Afterwards abandoned 10 con
sequence of the scuryy or Black leg among the
soldiers
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~ r,xzz,s-zx, 5OULOCk LINE 81
~ u FOKHuDsON and 49,

LANDINGS -The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wm n
usen will leave the steamboat pier Zoo. Of CedsIst Oh
9oncay, Wednesday and Friday, md the steamer co
LUhBlA. Capt c. 2 King, on Tuesday, Thursdsy and
saturday 81 O'CLOCK connecting vto the stages 81 dss
bnrgh. Kingston and CstskM
fIuDsoH AHB BEsgsHISE hAiLRo4o.-Ihe PSsssnEos
.nr u this Road aneI March IS viii leave UudsO1 and
vest stOcfhrige daily, Sundays eXcepiedl - follows
Leave Hudson all A N. and q r y. an West slock.
8hds All A. N and p. H.
gresLI usins, with passenger CT eit--hse 81 leave
Hudson ct A. ~ and Wes sGockofdgc, a. 10 So A -
Passengers by the morning train from " osl 3ockohdEe
v ke The dsy boat for New York OF no bOsi fof POugh-
ses1se And hence by Railroad 10 Ner York, by ocloch
? u Fsre by lsuer rogis rom HudE1n not eyes~di1z
81 IS.
Passengers b. mo sseGihS lrSn aid and .he ssaamers
COLUMBIA AZ uUDSUH .lE 80 Nsiung iOf hem and
a. are OF hose bosts will DO A. low any Other evening
ost on The ver-irom a. &c downward a. he line bosf
nav act the example
rhrougb tickets fror Wsss stockbddEa 70 Hew-fofg
Al g. sDd the fare ~ returning Psssengers shonc
oiec thai his fare Includes beftns, ~faef u esclooea
q . fsfes Of olher rOuies . -
VIE usns nom Hudson, both morning and evening con
49,, ,.itb he r,'rs lhS Western Ro-ds ber-tofore
is sm ~ WATERMAN, Supt
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The FOURTH TRIP UP THE Sr.PErER's RIVER.

The FOURTH TRIP UP THE ST.PErEKs RIVER.
-Csptsip Harris of the Yankee, informs Us, that
his boat ascended one whole day OF dillgent steam
ing Above the mouth Of Blue + arth rlver, and al the
point where he turned hack Il appeared TO be navl
gable az below. The stream app ared % De AZ
medium height, and has the muddy color OF the
Njs,ouri Capt II also assembled the Blue Earth
river for short distsnce. He speaks with tue
same enthusiasm of the beautiful appearance oil
the country and rich character o. the SOIL az the
others who have preceded him IN time on other
boats II there's any end 70 the navigation OF hs
81 Peters, which is hi hy probable, we don)t die
n.ir of seeing it reached. Snags are said to bs
abundaL. as you ascend the Indians manifested
friendship buffalo were heard oil about ID m.ic'
back from the river musbetoes were neither 10"
nor small. idaleAa Au'0'''''H'" o.
Tar. SCENE or THE PAEKMAN rRAGEDY.-rhe
Rosfon Traveller of Monday says The Medical
College in Grovest continues TO be an OBJECT on
oreatinterest TO strangers and even to our own GU
liens Multtudes da " visit the rooms "nsre inc
terrible tragedy was enscted. polce oihcer Is
atill stationed in the lecture room, aud unurl1 gy
EXPLAINS TO the constantly changing VISITORS all tue
localities Of the fatal spot. A record oooR IS no"
Kept on which such visitors as please record taelt
names we should judge tina, an average oil az eas'
Gftv day are recorded, and many away WIFI
ontlenying their names. On the recoEi may oe
found names from nearly every state IA the O"on'
from the British Provinces ana even tV'u " JIG "'s
tent foreign countries
1.vssrowN. n. Y-The Bggal0 Express says
4 rt;s hcsntiful village is growing with rapidity
an.,1rss.cd by Any rurs place in Western New
Vo,k According 70 the enum sration OF the inhao'
;,.sts Just completed, ,he population OF Jsme'iown
isnoW 2,277. This tho rs an increase oil nearly -
/ ney cent in the last five years. Ihore IS haSdiy
PantX in the State whose westh is a1smentins
SUC Chautsuque Toe population Of the oOun
nesrly stationary, owing to the kind Of agri
cSsurs pursuit followed thsIs Grains 9 and dairy
farming require but .' bs so0 sn T.be- we
.nroe he census will show that the number Of III
SsSI iu r has not Increased much since l'4o'
Tar STATE o, surssloR--A tesolu,ioH = ha IA
bean submitted in the Michigan Constitutions 70.
venton to inquire into the exPeenoy o't IDSr pa
lion Of Territorial Government ior tue CPpeI :
40. ION Lske SUPERIOR and its Ultimate I'D
nai'son IN the Mon as ate with the ssseat
he necple Of the state Of Michigan and OF Con
gross.