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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
DOCT. ". i. COLE,

EyD8 lA.I5HIG 2eXS1GIA&,
IT NyING oeated IN Mineral s.ut- Eoaii respectful
II Iy say 10 she poe PIE residing 30 town ar country,
.hat DC is p7eglrad 70 trsat III cafss 81 CUTE Or
sHR NC 6isease GA the 1sesgR ,rRE Principle. Al
20, II desirable sill Use tre Bssfarts Practice
Having srsut sove time a. q "ArEn-crHE insti uion
Er the purpose q geus p5scteel knOall1ee q tho
system he las hesfa.n ia eayfa Tres tits oniy
-s-sry cr TIE people 70 becama ac4-aiute viih tire
Prcnoe 50 bave he couEds 81 It TAI be h-
s-is RAJ All. e-1- p-e U.jr ~ frd a..
IT, resre-aee. tEaSEir~ .,fz-E
r-- r.s cor s-z7 Iyf-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

Terms Of the Tribune, Invariably in Advance.
Village subscribers paper LEFT at their docrsJ 81 4
Omce and Mail Subscribers, %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
Dissolution

TEVHE Co-D-r IsT-fiH h-rst eet-Dng between the
"a fsr-jgusi. under he name. frra gud 'iy B..
SIchsr5H & HDuurr rs This dEy Dissolved ty u1HtHa
consent All debIs dnr fhe 'aIa firm Will be paid
shemas BiChazds. a. tie old stand
ItgIAS ri HABDS.
JOHN HDuPEE.
Linden, April rf, l-r3. 2w2spd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
REPORT
., Beard of Supervisors of the Town Of Ridgeway

In obedience to the requirements of the Statute,
Ne have the honor of submitting the following
S,,fement Of the Financial Affairs Of the Town
for the year ending April 4th, 1883, which en-
braces. we believe, all matters over which the
Roard have control, and may be stated as fellows
We find, by an examination of the Treasurer
Rsport. that the moneys which have been receiv-
i into the Treasury from various sources, are as
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
PROTECTION
tFIeE, MARINE AND INLAND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OE EsAEkTEOas gONz.,
Incorporated 1925.


Poara Of Directors.
J. .R R1zAEn; q y < H4E1aAA = TgF L.
WI lSpAT, y. BE- DIN, v. q w5BD,
v. b. ROBBINS, T. oEIKNAP. D. CLARK
WI. VILLA S.
Wn. CONNER, se6y.
The attention of property holders is resnecfay call
iuissssd -seers ~ssnc,. offered bv the
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The unde signed has been furnished with blank pol
cles. signed by She Ulcers Of the Company also EFih
se1,ad ma = 5i tL ,o a - 'Os "a ~. 9
4 said Company, 20 make in uTances any leug Of
lime, not less 5han month nor greater than seven
DssilIses. STORES, TARrHoUsEs, CHUscuEls PorELs,
aBNKs, COURT EOUsEs5 COLLEGES, &c, against
Loss or AsA7sAEsE ~ EEEsE.
Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries Manufactured Goods
Household furniture, Live -tocs, and every 9th d
crpuua Of Merca udze or Personal pfop@rty, shipped
be shipped per good steam boats or 9TH b. ats to
ard from points the Western WATERS or be tween
Eastern Cues VIA skes or other inland routes and
tny n the Western country aZiDst the hazards Of
INL,4ND TRANSFORMATIONS
Also. on shtrn en- of Goods wares and Merchandise
asfern rurts-tetween New or ems aud other Gut
ports 81, y-een an angric4u rorls and Fagsh or Fu
. the AianHc waters, o. aiHst the
PEBlLS or THE SEAS,
1t rates Of Premium as Iolo ouy other Response
tie Institution.
-The HeB ian Of Merchants is asnecially Tequpsfer
th superior 1vautages and Convenience of i1surauc
- home, under 1bPEN PoLICy,' covering shipment
3y specific endorsements, under "a "ConTRA,T PatI-
Gy,' covering all shipments Whatever Curing any agree
JeHCd-at cafrent rates OF premium charged by 0tne
;lmnanies-:or account ot applicant, whom it may
once NJ Losses promptly adl listed under the super
siun Of the undersigned local Agent and payable iu
800, fhi.aIe h'a baltimore thGrest u, kew Orleans,
B. ouis- Louisville, Pittsburgh, any ether agreed
uf-t ln the United STATES.
- further Information respecting rates Of pTei
c.. apply 10 tn, undersigned
RICHARD L. READ, Agert
For Mineral Point and Iowa County. 4w-7
go aa.ro in the stone Bui4ius east Of farchilds
AZ Stairs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

THE DET DreK.-The dry dock has Just
taken in an ae .laintance Of the oldest inhab-
ilant We believe, to have her bottom examin-
ed, aud her aui otherwise overhauled. The
name wiLI a-ahabIy be familiar to some VINO
remember aaaf sfaambolting was 30 years
ago. It is she Oliver Perry. formerly the
steamboat, huJ now the barque. She wealth
ers the lakes with fame as sound, almost,
as it was w4ea she as the wonder Of the
lakes. and model FIR steamboat builders
T Detr1it Iae.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

Notice Is HEaEpY GIVES. ,h>, srpass,la
De- INSIDE the Beard ol sn- ysjsors ~ zee count
~ iowa their mass.Gst lsr division pi if
Town ~ e. I'd, tf- hsif ie Pc attached 90 tie
Tow II Wyoming, zBd 'ns sect 3 20 tee 4oS Q @
PULASKI
tnrsf p I-sa qN.5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

APPOINTMENT Senator Walker, who re-
'lTnet from " ashingtoa day before yesterday
states tRat Dr. Ciary, and not Mr.. Stevens, Is
ne postmaster at Racine, and that neither
ne District Attorney nor Marshal have yet
oeen liked upon Col. Moore Of Green Bay, Is
y beihe Registera At Meuasha. Or. Huebseh-
u.'ah las obtained the post Of Indian Agent.
FNH sent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

~ A gentleman who had by fail broken
one Of his ribs, was mentioning the clTcum-
stances and describing the Paia he felt. lie
was asked i the injury he received was near
he vertebr7a No SIR, replied he. II was
within few Yards of re Court H8uss.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

Extreme t5gzHsss.---I he man VINO n2s
once been Kicked imaglues that every mans
leg Is raises against hlm-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

o. TIE great law of nature is, seat and
re eaten" Tie spavn-eater swallows the
worm. the shark swa lows the spawn eater ;
the hawk ptuares on the chicken-the eagle
on the hawr -.le sportsman on the eagle
rorues live IN honest men, pettifoggers on
rogues, and fas devil On peIitoggers. Queer
arrangement. tais; bui who viii say that 1t
is not an for lha best Let Us turn over and
reflect
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

I JeiL-A Lace blind, worn by woman
not "a hide her blushes, but 70 save her com
PieXlou
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
L. = on for Co,lntsrfsits.


.Ee public yaesvaed against smother counterfeit
r.t.a Aas 2s-y made its appearance, called ". b Far
raIs arabian jaiu the most dangerous of the
counterl-is oecauae ais having the Farrel,ma
ms wiz buy il faith- without knoviege thai
counterfeit exists, and they viii pc haps only discover
their The spurious m.xtare has wrought IL
evil effects.
T.- sen r7-e asitcia uaU-f r--~i ls ny y g. 70.
-.'. zo.e i.iysitrr a=l ~ p ts i-zas dr-zi.
y I7, a5aflsreet, PeJra illinois, to whom aii appia.
lions for Agencies must be addressed. Be yOu e
il with the letters H. G. before the Farrell thu>H.
FARRGII's-aud his signature the vi apper, all 9th
crs are couuterlets. Sold by
WIFE ~ E.y S7EEEazs Mineral Point, Hoskl In
Thomas 3 Co., DodgevilIc,U. Beech, Linden, Hook
Robinson, Franklin, Benner, wingviIe, A. Nordyke
Musaoda, Ripley, Downs & Co., Richmond E. c. McIn-
tyre, Rchland city. AMI by regularly authorized Agents
throughout tire United States.
o. Price > and so cents, and s. per bottle.
AGENTS WAETEDi in every town, village and hamlet
il the niel States in which ore is not yetesabshed
Address Il. Farrell as above, accom- panied with good
references as TO character, responsibility, sc. Iy5n33
cg@ The Quincy VINE of lslh Ma ch 81. one Of the
largest and most popular papers in IIoois, says:
see the advertisement of v. B Farrel's Arabian
Eminent This Liniment Is The genuine cureal, and
no rl5staEe.1 4wn23.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
JD0LFHO WULFE.,

AROMATIC SCsFEEpAW NEEENAPPS.
| pure aud genuine article, manufactured by him iu
ch5i-dam H1iIanf. expressly for medical use. nd
strongly mHa-uded sure aud uarlanent cure for
81. ami a u-trcHs gf tae Urine- arising from
thu Kidneys and Bladder. Sid u MiFtral Point -
t8ttf z - Pf-T I'm. Agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

Nvags-Yestrd4y aouiug the lake presented
a. appearance taat VIII long be remembered by
every admirer Of nature, who enjoyed the pleasure
u Witnessing IT, A white haze ssirted the North
western horizon, ana traced images Ct beauty
along tie SKY. The air was clear and pure and
she Eastern shore OF the lake with the buildings Of
Michigan CITY could be seen distinctly Scarcely
nipple was visible, amt .hirty vessels lay becaln-
dupon her bosom like white winged birds upon
AZ ocean Of silver Chicago Trib. 18th inst
CP7Srll another horrid murder IN New Y o-S
lily, Of a woman BY her husband, brutIfe5
and temonzed BY liquor. The n. Y. Times
SAYS as.sr recording the shocking story:
What al those pest-houses of crime-thoss
odlous ante -ooms ofhell-the three-cent grog-
genes II New York was TO be declmated by
ne cholera or black vanit, the interests OF The
city would suffer less than It nog has TO sui
isI trom the thousand places Of misery begot
zen Is those dreadfai dens that stand glarIne
ePonus, from che corner ofaimost every stree
san they be removed { Must they remain
ale hey to be tolerated or rooted oui
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

~ 4 beauutuI giraffe belonging to G. c.
Quick x Cos neuagerle, died on board the
stm'r Washington. on the passage from South
aupton to New y orb. A valuable circus
horse, attached to the FrauconI troupe, also
died on the passage. Both were valued al
$4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

4 SPLENDID Iot of SAEsEsINEs~ snd Fahus-ock's
sam J - AfS=.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

: BIZ or eur mfnd.-The best way to curb a
y '5 Young man Is. decidedly, g bridal him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

NABpER.-An erican madden, fully equal to
the best imported, has been cultivated IN
Franklin county Mass.) and in Georgia
The NerrineeE Manufacturing Company have
been using Jt5e former during the past SUN
mer, with entiea success. Calico dyed with
i. is 10 be exhibited 81 the Crystal Palace.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

We have seen a few good Usage Orange
hedges IN this state, Ohio; and we append an
extract from private letter written by our ex-
cellent friend 5. Francis, of the Illinois Jour
nal. He says: Our agricultural committee
have made examinations of Usage Orange
hedges IN this country; and we found some
that had been SET only three years, and then
turned out-making an efficient fence against
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, pigs, and even
chlckens. We can now say Eureka ~
" e have found it. The Usage Orange. in on.
country, has been Erorsd to make a good and
etfectual hedge fence. | would strongly rec
ommeud, however, that it be cut back, far
more severely than usual. in order to give it
thick bottom for on that its main excellence
depends.
Ne find, also, that the prejudices Of our
farmers, against this species of fence, are Civ
ing way, and the Numbers Of those who plant
hedges, constantly and rapidly increasing
One gentleman told me that he had sold plants
enough, the past season, to make a hedge
from this city to PhIade phia.
" hat beautiful sight viii the rich prairies
OF Illinois present, when covered with farms
enclosed hy the Usage Orange and this is
soon to be- done, in central Illinois.
have HiJen had occasion to say. with you.
that by heplug 10 Introduce this plant. profess
sol eihtl mas zone more good Ia MS day and
generation, than If be had expended a long
life IN pounding Greek aud Latin into the
brains OF that class, who prefer ancient lore to
live and sfu know Wedge"
One word more. There is point which
TIME. alone, can fully settle Will this hedge
last! VIII The ptau2, when Old, bear the con-
slant multi ION necessary to keep the hedge
IN shape! Analogy and IT'S native habits are
in our fayor: horgh tall tree, on the rich
river bottoms, the .Iacura Is, LIKE the native
Crab, rauni-headed. lo1g-lived DwAaF,
a'o.s 81. = prairie borders, and in the tain
upland soils q It's native region. VI hat soil
and sun ELECTS there, ART can more perfectly
accomplish here. J. \. K.
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ny y. c Mcguire, A nc saSnssr.


OFFENSIVE SALE or IMPROVED AND USIAPsoyxo
u property belonging BALTIMORE rsiosA =
eison Wednesday afternoon
ei1,ses shal sell the following poS
od Depot Properly and osasry occss1 ccsa
ny iof neAei ohcess freight and houses, &c,
Lots s1d =, sebdsssson Of
fehnsvsnA Avenue the Of "a
back depth ne snxy eonassns - -
iet rrether WIN Inc bsdnxs, -
uc BRICK dwelling house aud frame s~Aaa ase1
house.
psu reservation IA fross.s = - =
10 siiey containing s,6s0 square feel.
Lots D. q d. and Z, subdivisions oftof sgnare S14
fronting ~ feet "a running ISL
lf feel alley, and containing Dcl square feet
LOT r. sabdtyissons Of S74
LOG feed inches "a unaans back ~ fss
containing - square Feet with he building ccassrAg "a su
santsi and wssbat ire oe BRICK nko~t n lx
with foundation
and admirably adapted manufacturing pspos
livery ssbies, warehouses.
Lots G, n, H. K ~, sSuas s7S
fronting Is
back fcm ia . l6feet alley.
Lists o. r. q, H. and s. suhdsvisson cf ~ 81,
fronng west,
hack 1877 feet inches and coass
J,6T1s square feet
above properly situated CITY, wssa
few hundred Of The Capitol osDd ed nsi
ohrrx Inducements 0s pxa6saAsa
than probably will occur for Year,
Autographed Of
subscriber, The Offices
and Baltimore, and ON the ground II The sse.
Terms fourth cash the residae four
twelve, eighteen, and four months bsag is
BY and Of The Bstusse - O1is
Railroad Company
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Novl5-d AsrsSsases.
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sa-< usas ~ Ms is~oss ChGkerlGs. adds 20 the sP
vO.niuesfs OF ttis rienrg apartment The ceilings IA
n s< sesns u saesy b~adso@sly tyssessx Tki
was was sxecsied b Mr. Z Dryer. Of B~iunore.
On shss HooI ssd The above there are p2rors
vaB eh~mbe1s attached. sspssbly furnished and sani-
E.by arranged. The fsrnlarc being dlnsIea In each
psss and chamber The bedsea1-. mattresses, &c, Ia
al The chan oefs new. substantial, tasty, and CON
Portable There marble mAnleis. CRATES for are. and
gAs ia inIodaeed ia ali the
The LADIES' ordinary Sufficiently large and presents
h2sdsoae appearance.
The private entrance 10 the hotel fos ladies IL I4th
street The fair guests and leave the bulldog
Almost uno5s<rved
The pence attending the erection OF this building
.ad the furaitars which smbelshes H. have been
enormous The carpets roraias. &c, were supplied D
me celebrated houss OF Messrs A. t. Stewart Co
New York: and the MessTs, Wlllards are indebted TO
,hs artistic skin Of Mr. Strickland Of The ely. ior
the designs Of The arrangement OF these materials IN The
ss,ersl apartments Of the hotel
The Gorgeous establishment OF The Messrs- lizards
viii be opened on Thasaay evening next They are gen
,emsn Of enterprise industry honor. OF pleasing address,
and ars peculiarly G1led conduct hotel oil iae hTs
e,sss--socn q one they about 10 inaussFaie
They are our neghbors and friends, and We mos, SIN
esely wish their enterprise may prove enineny
fal-msy be crowned with golden tfiaDPhs.
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pRoroSsLs reserved 5e once Of %. Covsss'os
Covnsron Isn az D~ceahef
f the ~ shost ssvtnsr Eve es al
pocn. comprising hfr rsi~s
C~vagen, pcron, eonsss'rs 81
hvs ksns~ha sna INC mossh
Of sandy. hs tofnctad.ng
sdsnr s~-frwfe wuffhg
TIE Tbs ~~-rs -~rrons
fhs sed shs
vas he ST. I'd p-remhs~
srsh~ srpcs'tcn m
rsnys "@crs 81 Ccsrnsann ssS 1rvsnocns-
nfhN N M has.A
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Popular Music.

Messrs Hbas Il Hlz, Of The music depot IA this city,
have kindly laid upon table he following pieces oil
CHOICE Dase . Beneath The Weeping Willow, or Slaves
Lament I" s.Row The Boat Row The Boat = The Dying
Words Of Liale Katy. or VIII be Come Come while
The Moonlight Beams
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THOMAS EcKHAKpr, os.rseuo.&r.

Corner ~ y s.A 3th streets, the Patent once,
To WHOM awarded diploma confectionery
exhsanon q Msfrsposxs
mrtbot Of inviting
pubic hpe
somssisc, tor
e0nfdeaf saslag
favor him win eat.
n. Slice a reduced An le0
receive prompt ATTENTION.
Also furnished rooms for rent
Ngs
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IAL1 A1a9 STOCK vOsa sAs-E--A ~w 81 ~
ssTs he Mner~@e T-s~x~%s Cc~nr~ny, washington 10
ss~ t~A s aars cv-~ s-ss~v qassy dsvr@~"a ~ Raves
p~ c~~s a~a t Ss a.ss &rss~d ~
massrS pet cvms sv ~~mn~
80 wsasnw~~ riu sa~s emcs.
N-v a
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ksIhs sense ~ vnss ~rder wsc~- 1,v~~
Go~a1<tsn cc.ssrsr~a Stnss
.erpuS ~s @esf iAsh OF bec-mssr s~"~s
n.ss thsrh
2n-dsa4~r.
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In ms cay, evening 2iss Mas
ABETE, daughter ELLA Pr1TT.
The AcquAintances the family attend
Wednesday, afternoon, osoct
denee Of father, GA Il, nsax 9Th
BACKS county lfal psprn copy
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roR SALE OR RENT

COR $ALK OR KENT large and vrry desirable dwelling
l,
stables, garden
fGrnnrr terrs
AprN JAS C. MCGUIRE.
New 5-eod6x ascn and Comunasstou Msrchsu;
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BALTIMORE, Nor. Y The drs Of Jaiss N tAis
ey VII take place tonight aad demand tcksus
exceeds any hing before witnessed ny noon sssy
apwafas Of one thousand tickets had sod anA "
Supposed that his aud eace Tonight win MOI nsmksr ~
tAan 300.
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Bosros, Nov. z.-Las evening he us.n ira -.
fes Mes YORK via f2a River stopped s4osxAss. % =
pair damages 70 The wheel when the special usia ssn
Bridge lDto IL. tue snsEs pcastfauns ~ 49,
aroaxa The car, seriously njarinx and so.li~-
nye The sight very dark. aad TIE Bxsxrs
taa did notice tho sxaxl sop aaui -
% The As~ YORK uan. The Rev Nj. Possr. a Sssss
csSons bruised about head bar his injarss w,x.
serious.
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Nav YosK Nov 70 Floar Ia unchxnv~s..ls~ ~ NJ -
barrels al yesterdays Wheat is nrm viz -. ~
1900 bushels Corn is easiesaies Of rs 600 ksssl. -
- cis cents for white, and IS for mixed
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II RKST-Jhree and ensnai@r
door opening between The fwo Al ecuscts
sy sess fsTns'ea snd eighty sin~icd I'm
Congregations
desirable acrouni hcf and
vsnsososs. "a very Ore principal hneis
premises
~
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PUDLSC SALE o. LOxD Ar KDYRUO2.
TINE nh,rx ~ - usnns x1YuR Cay
~@ = hold "a tss ~~@sss. nss k>yDsa - hAW, - -
s'cso<t-
Msps nd ssorrstsc~ say hs1 u - sms9 r - ss@y
geyp~r No 70 wis,sa asSsa, New Ya&: ~ Wsas0 -
uo~k STREETS, Philadelphia
rse pressry u pss ee~ps.y ss.-as1 = - ~. -
Nurvws, snuk4As bsswsss ~ - -
rsilsssvsas II s.s s..s i.1 on - - Isr. =
twsaeO hSewesu N~w fos - -
q ~heA - ps& = Ssssse1 - - - s.y - -
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cesss N securing tbe services oil Dr. Gee Suckley.
Young, inpHslve, and brilliant. he has collected much,
and iniu-ed desrs 10 collect specimens N the mind
Of all
j M Stanley. esq the arts, OF the expedition has
i1kr~ many sketches Illustrative of The progress
al the expedition, besides taking various PORTS 90
The ~sy Numerous cagnerrsorypes OF Indians Hs rep
uisfon already well essa cannot be enhanced
BY any reference hrs satisfactory discharge Of dufy
In iNe other sceaRe heds entire satisfaction has been
gwen snd al proYsr tine shall take notice
my obligation 10 the gentlemen concerned
D8f6caiiy had been anscsps ed along route from
tie lodsB tribes lnhshaG The coanfIy through
which we obliged To Pass. and much anDoyanee
predicted from the notorious biscsfeei nation. In
our intercourse ~Ssh them. however us have sxpsri-
euced ali the utmost klad1ss@. and tbey have
fecelred ali with hospitality. Before
reaching For Uaion we mel the large eBesmp1neni Of
As.neolne, originally o the tribes OF The Sioux
uons. VITA them sgen1 neatly day. s9d bad a
tss--a contersBcr-uaxin them lew pr~s~nts, and
receIvrx IRON them present OF robes ard skn.
West oil for Union have mel tie l3dlzns IN her
encsnfnenss and in thear parties have canp~a
near fh~m and for days have they accompanies
and 10 ihss time have vet 10 learn o the oss OF s'n-
gis article oil value Not horse has been stolenno a
Ipsa mo4esied- Oar iee recommending ,Srtses have
gone out toe sde OF ne by fsasans
guides and when called back By the express rs
Leaf DonslSor TO announce The approach Of Lent
Saxion- accompanied by SIX wbiie men. wss ON any
10 the large ~ncSTpmsnf CT she Per accept
made hy ssv~ra Of t~ir ehs~ts
and lnform them OF The intentions OF the fxthsf
torards Their people &ncs might Ne xsic rtas place
about them bal can only say that hey have treated
- with TIE noss generous kladAess, acsnE not Only a.
gnides and expresses bot when cur snsEais have
srsyes. fes5i. animals fallen behind, they have re-
covered hem for ard aossbs fh~m hack. ~ some
cases hey have acted senaes n night M ever
say they have s~~s ir~ndy and u.e'us IN a.
Eni little srxsesy reed Ne felt - 70 sHo~s m the
montana There wla be none for noah more
70 IMPEDE our prngress and SIMPLE time rl be adorcs1