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From the Falls of Missouri Trouble among
the Indians. Es.A5


Mr.. John C. Tevis and Galpin recently ar
rived at st. Louis from Fort Pierre In COM
pany with Mr.. Culberston, they left Fort Uni
on on the 10th of April. On the 18th of that
month, Mr.. Culbersion and Mr. Tevis fell in
with portion of the Yanktonnais band of the
Sioux, short distance below the Rec village.
They were detained there two days, and Mr..
Culberston had a long q tall" with them
Of this talk, Mr. G. has sent US the following
memoranda: They reported that they had, a
few days before, left the hostile Sioux congre-
gated in great numbers IN the vicinity of the
kainy Butte. (about two days march west OF
the Yellow Stone.
AT that point much the largest portien, in
fact, nearly all the tribes of the Missouri and
Platte Sioux, were collecting
also. to be Joined by the Ehayennes and Ar
rapahoes, which, mall propabiitg, they will
be. they willnumber 100 lodges. or 5000
warriors, at tho lowest calculation. They
avow their determination to carry on an exter-
ninating war; not only against the troops sent
out to oppose them, but to put to death every
white man they may meet, whether a trader
or not. They also include the Crows, Gros
Nentres of the Missouri, or nlluutarres, and
Assineboines, among their enemies ~
Since the defeat or massacre of the detach-
ment of the United States troops under Lieut.
Grattan, at Fort Laramie, these Indians inn
sgine that they can easily overcome any white
iorce that may be seut against them They
avow determination to allow no emigrantsto
pass through or near their country, and will
destroy all who attemptit Their first inten-
ton is, to hover around the emierant ronte n
small PARTIES The main baud will await it, the i,
coming OF the troops Is = = -
During the last winter. band of s;a,~
numbering between two and three sbnnJra1
picked warriors, attacked an Assinsbo;. :. - =
camp while all the active men were cut bnn-
ting, and only . few old men and .beys-not
more than forty in all-were at home These
few. however, kept the Sioux warriors at bav
until their hunters returned The latter. a.
though not equal ID number 60 the Sioux.
routed aud drove them of, killing three war
riors. one chief of note The Assineboines
lost three women. Still, these Sioux Indians,
since the massacre at Laramie, conceive the
Whites 70 be contepptible cowards, andido not
psileye any account which is given to them. Of
ol our d0yernment, ,sor the efficiency of our
leoops and they expect to. drive them. as thew
1ouid herd Of bnffaioes This, Mr.. chi
'e's'on remarks is no exaggeraticn = ~
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lHsE sub. bTibers cstpectfuy inform the citizcns
Of Jefferson andSicinity, that rliey have tal.sn
the 81 and feeenfiy occppisdt by u u. Craig Ehers
hey have st rscrised, aud will at ali tlIes keep
on had :.H extensive supply ofGaocEnIEs. FIs6,
BAcoS, FLorh, &C., &c -
Tile1r terms viii Ii, moderate,-snd no pains viii
be spared to accommodate the public sLpss
patronage they pectfully solicit. :. =, = =.
- : 1s1z = JOIN WtiERRy s. Co. -
April %, 1855
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IA Murray. or George Murray & Sen, are here
i.y notiico that tie .Iotcs and accocs.ts of said
firms have been placed in our hands for collection.
ara that. unless payment lie made Immediately.
suits VIII be brought to pfurce it. - -
JOHNSTON & MULLEN.
April II, l655--tf.l Is es4 sa.lfss1s r A
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AdnainIsfrafor,s Notice.

/" HEREAS Letters of Admin stration, viii.
w the will annexed, have btea granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Cambria County.
on the estate of William O'C.nnell, late of Cam
bria township, in said county. deceased: all per
sons indebted to the estate are hereby notified to
make payment without delay, and those having
claims viii present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
THOMAS O'0oNNELL,' Adkninis,ratr
Cambria township, May 9, 1855 -6t
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HNfiE volunteer companies composing the Sd
u Brigade. 10th Division, uniformed Pennsyl-
vaRia Militia, will meet for parade and ndinspection
at the house Of Andrew Maguire, Chest Springs,
on Tuesday the 18th day Of June next, at 10
o'clock Al - sexss1isa
Captains of companies will see that the arms
and equipments Of their respective companies are
in perfect order. g 50 s
JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Brig. Insp. Sd Brig. 18th Div. 2. NJ. .
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public Sale.

NAgILL be sold at public sale in the Borough of
w Ebensburgs on Saturday the z2sd day Of June,
next, new and valuable lot Of Carpenter Tools
Also quantity of household 3 Kitchen furniture.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock on said day,
when terms viii be made known.
B. McDERMTTT.
Executor of John F. Murphy, decd.
May so, 1S55.-ts. tssitzzssss stssszs
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A Valuable House aud Lot in the Borough -of
"A Loretto, tie prol erty of tie heirs Of Jaceb
Fels, decca. ed Terms viii be made easy, and
indlsPnsa6.e tltse gwen. Application 70 be made
to Sheriff Durbin, Munster. or The subscriber. -.
= -, NJ. HASSCS- =
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Farmers Look Here.

HyHE subscriber respectfully informs his old
II customers, that he is again about to cali ON
them with his stock of Domestic Goods, among
which will lie found the following articles: Csyer
lets, Blankets, plain and figured Satinets, Cassi-
meres, Tweeds, Jeans, barred and plain Flannels,
Lnseys, together with numerous other articles
which he will exchange for wool If persons who
have wool to dispose of do not wish goods In ex-
change, the market price will be paid in cash.
JOSEPH GWINNER.
Nav 9, 1855.-3rn. AZ
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TIME Register of Cambria county has granted
i letters testamentary On the last win and tes-
lament of John F. Murphy. late of the Borough
of Ebensburg, deceased, to the subscriber residing
in said Borough All persons owing said de-
ceased, and all having claims against him, are
requested to call and settle.
B. McDERMITT.
Ebensburg. may 30. 1s55.-6t !.
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4eTaTssW VIM c. GARBoUR. rcl'k


The Commonwealth Of Pennsydraaiu 10 JOHN
TAYLOR Of Cambria ossNfy, GEEEgISa:
UyHEREAS, Frances A. NJ. Tayior, by her
w next friend, Isaac w. Gorton ex rslafione,
did on-tlie twenty day Of November, a. d.
1854. prcfsr her petiti,n toour said Judges Of our
Court Of Common Pleas for the county Of CAM
pra praying for the causes therein set FORTH that
she might I've divorced. from the bonds of Inatfi
nlouy entered into with YOU, John Tayler.-----
We therefore command YOU, as we have here
tofore commanded yos.,ths ssid Jahn IaFirr. that
setting aside al ether busiaess and excuses Ylat;
soeyel. YOU be and appear, IN your proper person
before cur Judges at Ebc1sbuFg. at aCourf Of
Common Pleas there 10 ls held for the county Of
Cambris on tie first Monday Of june next. to an-d
srer the petition or lib4 OF the said Frances A.
NJ. Taylor. and to shew cause. if any you have.
why the said Francs 4. y. Taylor, your wife,
s,ould not be divorced from the bands of natri-
uo.y a ae-eealiy 10 acts Of General Assembly in
such case made and provided And hereof fail
not. - ~ -- -.ll
Witness tine Honorable George Taylor. Presi-
.lent of our said Court at F9ensburg the tarnt,'-
fourth day Of March A. ID. 1855 ~ sr -
~ ~ 4l MILTON RGBER1S.
Z March 20 1855. s1e7 81 Prostosas', szs-'
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A LII persons knowing themselves in debt for
IA taxes on any duplicate in my possession,
previous to those of 1855. are requested to come
forward on or before next court and pay up. No
further indulgence can be given. - sssas
r. T. DAVIS, Collector.
May so, 1856 -
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Orders No. 8.

Head Quarters Sd Brig 18th Div. P. NJ
Agreeable to the order of the Brigade Inspector
the volunteers attached to the 81 Brig 18th Div
p. NJ, viii assemble for parade and inspection at
Chest Springs, on Tuesday the 18th day of June
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Captains of companies upon their arrival win
report to Capt David Mills. ~
M a5a ~ By order of the COL
<s 80 JOSEPH DUNLAP Adj't s
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/ NOTICE Is hereby gwen that wil hold an APP
peal at the Court House, in Ebensburg, on Mon
day the 18th day of June next. at which time all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved, may attend
if they think proper. No appeal can be heard
after the 18th day of July next.
JOHN LLOYD, Mercantile Appraiser.
May O. 1853.
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NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified, that James Dick
of Carroll township, ia Cambria County, is unfit,
from mental infrmity to- transact any baisaess.
and the undersigned, members Of his family, are
reluctantly compelled to make this public an.
s1t9S ~
JOHN DICK.
zssze ~ .Ex = WILLIAM DICK, = {.
May 16s 1855 g ELIZABETH DICK.
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Head. Quarters Sd Brig. 10th Div. P. NJ. 8.
Joseph Dunlap is hereby appointed Adjutant
of the Battalion composing the Sd Brigade Of the
10th Division Pennsylvania Militia, and is TO be
respected and oheyed accordingly.
b. McDERMITT, Lieut.. Col
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letef NCU0u6 ~ -
TUSTICE OFTHE PEACE and SERVE Nflk,
- ClearfcId township. Cambria county, Peniia.
Collcctions and other business viii be pso'apiis
attended to. .slsssss --e srl
: May 0, lest-
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Trial E-isa for june Term, 1853.

IT IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at a
IL Court Of Common Pleas, to be held at Eb-
ensourg, in and for the county of Cambria ON
MONDAY, the 5th day of June, 1856:
Z FIRST WEEK. lt
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LIST OF RETAILERS

AF Merchandise, &C., in Cambria county, for
" the year 1865.
Jolnstoarn and Suburbs. -
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CeneraI orders No. 2.

Brig. Insp. Sd Brig. 18th Div. P. NJ. 2.
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NEW GOODS.

May 2, 1s55.-3m. az
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NOTICE.

ELsnsburg. April Is, 1865.
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'rEI,EGRAP HICfNEWS
By5the Nationan Line.
Observation-Disclosures
< n. CON VENTI0N, +

ClSclSSArt, June 2S-A large Convention wa,
held here to-day 10 nominate delegates 10 the Re,
publican State Convention 10 meet at Columbus
on The S0lh july. Owing 10 The fact that twt
calls had Leen published, one for To-day and an
other for the It'll Of JULY, n good lCo Of excite
9lsDt prevailed, but compromise Wps finally tf
iectel and II yves Bgteei that this should b. tiIt
only Conventions Tie Know NVibiNes anti
Slavery Rtetl and ousidets all united, and Il list
delegates was reported by committee and unaul
Cl1llsly Confined,
Two edge tool makers. named Cunningham snt
Fowler, got into quartet 10 day, which ended Il
the latter being slIQl dead, and tie former beint
setousIy wounded by o blow from lanlmet.
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KINNEY EXPEDITION

WAs0ISuroS, Juus 23,-.That NIessts, FObens
and Fletcher Webster came hither for The purpose
Ol getting clea.aIlce lOt Rinney's steamer is gen
tally believed, but In conference with seveaI Ex,
eculiye Officers tley did moi btOncII the subject,
Tie present temprt Of lie administrator Is De.
citcUly against such action.
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NEw YoRS, June 23.--ln tie Superior Couh,
the decision Of Judge Ellsworth, in The case Of tie
Mechanics Bank, against Tic New Haven 4. 4.
Co., holding the company liatle fot Schuyiet's
over Issues confirmed.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
lrSE % -Flcut dull OF 9a9.l0 Corn 70a7j
Whisky 81. Provisions finn, lacCu sides o.
Mess pork firm at II, Prime Lard 10.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

KIVKK ANU WEhTTIEK,
piTrsnuRott, June 93.-Rivet 0 feet rising
Weather cloudy with appearance Of rain,
ClNclSSArI, Jnnv 23-IIivet risen l2 inGheE.-
Wealhct warm.
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Npring Arrangement,

TRANSPORT tiUS UfrItr Il, Il o, r., Ri
Wheeling SiltlIn. Aprtl cad, 1850
on AMI after Monday The 2al Instant tie Passenger
lrainS CtNpleSS AMI nili) will leave this station daily
tor baltimore and lilo RasteIG Ctlsx at lilo !. N, and
Ills ESpress Train leaves at 4,la =, n, ard will ony
stop at Tho following stations: enw00d, MOunSSllc,
Cameron, Falln0M, fettclnih, Scwbult, lt0 ShuG,
Piedmont. Cumbcll0Nd, Sir Johns Run MartHsburg,
tlarrer'S Perry, MOlOcacy, SykeSSlo aud Washington
The M4tl tralRIcayesat t0dS Nh except Saturdays,
aIlil will atop al all the regular stations.
Tile Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train
will DO ,uM daily except Sundays. teaylhg WtseEs al
1sl6 4. ~, aAl aTItViNg al CWnhelan1 al Gao -
Leaves Cumberland at 63 \, H. and arrives In Wheeling
lsy order Of j, Il. noSk, Sup't.
ap?1 u, RORlI, agent
rAr.uS and y. America eory.1
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%ASr.vltlr, Quo.

HANESVItLEl UHlU'
VII. !. Rt 1oA3trsmiM;-
hear sir il. ntc been afflicted or thee YtsIs With
rheumatism III MY bach. and TOT Tie last $Ix Iotf not
Sbe to sci oil Of MS bed without lelp, a !Ou tgen tn
Our cts Insisted V nc tJyut Uc bottle OF EhaGg Flu
l6lNeil and tIy What effect II would Layei AID ole io
lie las relieved e 81 much that was able 10 sci 0ui u
my bed without difficulty has bteN blessing !" mel
MRS, n, COCHRAN.
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ItNauN STIR DtctpEO,-We leatn ftom
,sRshmoad Euquitet that lie suit ofAissas. BAT,
ft'S ute., VI .I'aItimVte, guaho ugents fOt Peru,
Hesa SIsaU, McMostets & Sons, Of Richmond,
ssati4sdon Thursday n tic United States Cit.
taCeau, Judge fancy, presiding, byayetdlct
a6taofthe plaintiffs tot $4,000 with interest
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J.. k.''et'ay yout ehlef hope ista tie DiWmyefetie
%N you DID old IOO'foo;"
ne latef thot Tho old gentleman J. q. tSp
=. and no. auch Given 10 politics, and
= @s l'st Stte. has eteSt ttitllln lilo "Dlm.
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7NII3DTCAI.5o.
1--WE WOUND NOT 0lYEIA DOLLAK'FOl
ALL THE rlSc'EuIlE llAMP'roN135

thAbstl j! lie s'eGJ bssftaH, hel ltFSltIdt via
lhtf 70 sehet " OF be nude thoe, it YfsjtisAa t,
M Rs,y aI I,St.yyy As ..a., ~.
psr, tho Christian Sgtet, published Il FTsdtf
Va IN be eatIoIle a NE iSih Of NiY, thus staks
.SoNe line ago we merely alluded 10 liatbntoNS Veg
e.ahs llnStglet VIII promise Vi noticing mole IPie'
utally Ne Eleat lelteI We have Ouss derived nom Ia
kakts, we tcANe gu te GsFepllc and were ySfy i6t.
tIUablea With YcltIsO Utnpie snlWclSe ySais Allet
leaving college, NO were lahVlg tellotsy under ieSe
two ailttiOnS. III Tile Ing Ut 1917, our Death btcSlC
50 delicate ibal vas With great difficulty We could al
tend 10 the ordinary duties d our rlolts ksey
Ting we ate Immediately TUNED stldI our digestive or
lttlr activity ltl Vitality we wei constantly dtttss.
ed Ia sFlIi our eleiky qno3t tosook Vi ind NO. hhg
| but necessity urged W oil 10 tel0l. t5lE
ave hal taheH ttoHs NeleElNs, observed steat FAF.
ileulIty tn Ur llieil sll all IL N purpose We had De-
sEaItd Of ever ltt6yeIIus our elltlI, when aaAle
[F4 u ours iOpoTpBet Us 10 sci bottle d tl9mrNH's
S iS S Y. sss 'H@;E W. Sls 8 sS fs f ss
SIC SOLDER Jsf ~ &t 1lrttstt MnyiSa tsF tssS s.
.a ~. s., osT Syl' 'gylEg! heath vas W.
OnGs IN tile klneSs Of her lelIl however, Wlth6u,
CONSULTING Us about u she sent aud col one bottle and
glSea vs. t. aestnl q sn tor tE taAs s \ could Not
ost1leS llatS Us 70 we i aetodA 70 dlrseitep For
Sc pl0mstd TO dose And without the itSs, sSsusra.
thu we tpn tuly say that beoTe we had used The contents
Of ore bottle We felt HE Kew man.
1--WE USED, ConkecUttHey, t0 ten 10 tifteep bottles
We YeIe ai'aa 10 give L W. eatpg OUT old dstSses
uniformly correct. our head elear and 50 la as our d.
bQls, tUs, liabilities, ieS osibililes alb vol Ids faIes
VIII allow, our splits lave been bsu!t and Ne ttI
leAse-ald all Is we'll For Tie sSke Of iks Stlititi W.
make tbs SlatenkM, hoping that Others my hnd lie all
relief llON It's le that we hive II should he kent III
every tAWy No family atopd b. without hamilton
WASHABLE TlSCruEt.
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onwts ASH LeaoSs.-'l'heso golden fruits Of
t,,laay South ate now In tlvit p'ins, In this
lssViths woods, and we know Of none ro'e
mtal tets Itlsn Hose imported by Nlsssts' Gill
tIS, Of Water slteet. ltetuiI dealers WHO have
iiNstS business aud profits, will find that they
matte tight box il tltey call on Gill & Co.. ~
NyU1us,soRl lemons. See advertisement.
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r,,crtr Corst,--'l'bls c0uttl which has been In
%, sevettl weeks substantially closed lis Law
ttIet on sAtVtJsS To-day elianseiy causes
Sl b. disposed Of SUl such oil Il cases as may
4 * litisaisd, The cOgttSillpioba6Iy d1Iouut
c,,ntjiy ueAt, Ts..isI
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|
pOi py!ey (Ot an editor 10 o%M tia! lle lras been
IA pspAenl;oty, hut We, nevertheless, have Tue
anttkH 10 acknowledge that VT hare recently
ttala tie Ohio l'eRIlvntlaEy, adding, l'oweYet,
htEs vent there Vi our own fee will, with ycIy
.sp.sllble company, aud left In q like lnanneT.--
laai!y, IT is father IN affective looking lhstlu'
toni tie building los considerable architectural
esqiy, aal is surrounded with ptofusion Of
ctoss tee, and shtubbeIy Inside, II Is rather
tttVtliEt tom lie hum and Toat of machinery,
\ P'Ittr gentleman conducted us through black
smith, 'sticuItutII implement, saddle tree, wood
TYPE aud coOpet shops, where The coovlcts ate
lSaJs useful AMI productive 10 lie State. They
produce, annually in The prison, manufactured at.
Ncksi0tbe amount, We suppose, Vi 10000
The! ale chiefly IL; orl to contractors Of 10 aud
@ te"t' Pt'laY Outside Of the prison, about
ISO t0atictt unemployed ontbe new State ItOust,
l''* 81 neatly completed that The Legislature will
'0ssltaN aeu ViRiet A yety latSe potion Of
We w0tk d luis magnificent building hos been
Eett1'avd " sOaylcls,
ILe's ate nov OiS cOnSictS Ia this prison, an
'aefesse Of 81 OIet lasl yeaG--llIss deficiencies
OhlSt.
We passsNlh'Oueb an apartment wlete piouS
l00SlaSI HeG'O With sptcaeles wSs cOnyelslNg 10
''ne Va0Ssf rl'toIS. We were told that hv was a
" d.
HF'cht'aBd Ihat eAadcOnpittea an Outtage on
vale woman TIE Conductor asked US what we
ea'd 20 with such fellow III Virginia. We qut
" 'eplIed That We thought he would not .fa9
s''' . fellow ina Virginia PeuiIsaiaty. we
l"iA1 at The moment, though We did not SPEAK
Ae'hS passage in lIaaIeH
"A1'g,-WLeEe's POsomuxi
a"'-1a heaseat send thl.het 10 see; II your
a''*01er find him not tltste, seek hin i tie
'a"pS'tt younelt"
Ntaaluscd Outsslf few moments In looking
"t'1hereli1ttt whp visitors write their nSmeS
.s't'l' why wse aud wagslsh IematkA The
@9R'us, with tho lacoNio comments Of liz Bot.
%'H'uck US as somewhat funny, aud We copied
.iteiedl 49, ~
lltr'r,--ThsI lime will be When aii men shall
.''IAald ~ teCtly the objects Ol lie, and live,
."@ ptlS0r, Ia obedience ~ HE laws VI thelt
nMesl aIn intellectual nAtuteS. THE age Of
HSs totes Is neatly passed away, We now live
u lie NpIlnrl NJ fSutI AMI fbiS Annhh tniISt Ip
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From ThOmpsOn's Reporter.
Financial and Commercial.

NEW YORK, May 10, 1885,
Notwithstanding the lage expectation Of specie last
week-about 81, SOC, 000-we notice an increase in.
stead Of decrease Of it in city banks although the
difference is slight, still the fact is worthy of notice.
We also that their line Of discounts is hall
million larger with increased circulation and aug
mented deposits. All these show great confidence Of
their directors of their ability to carry the favora-
BILE accommodations they have opportunely CON-
nenced
The amount taken out by the steamers this week is
about $3.50 ,00O most of which is provided without q
direct call upon the banks.
Money is easy at Boston, at per cent First class
paper in Philadelphia is readily negotiated at bank
rates; secondary grades at Z to 9 per cent.
The Exchange Market is inactive, but quotations
are quite uniform. The supply Of Commercial Bills
is moderate; Sterling is 9 3-4alO Ia per cent
France, l.15a5l2l-2.
There is rush of uncurrent money-no more than
could be expected this season, when country mer-
chants laying in their spring stock and paying of
old scores. In fact everything indicates healthy,
easy time with the Western Banks-the result of a
legitimate banking business.
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SUPERIOR.
DOUGLAS COUNTY. MUSICIAN

DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
HS place ID situated the bay of Superior and Left
Hand RIVER at the head OF Lake Superior, and pos.
sesses better site, better harbor and greater advan
tages for commercial city, than any other point in the
northwest, and is equa!ed in prospective importance
| by Chicago only.
The proprietors have q clear undisputed, and unin
numbered title to the land upon which Sur II laid
and all purchasers OF lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same.
Superior laid out during the past season. and al
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants large no
tel, number OF stores, commOdious pier, with air
houses, and in all respects the nourishing new
town in the west The county seat, q u 8. Land OF
flee, and Post Office located here where the Missis
sipp and Lake Superior u. .. Military Road, now in
course OF construction, connecting with st. Paul.
ed railroads to the head of Lake Superior. The $500
canal will be open by June after which time four lines
Ut lake steamers will IL Superior-one from Chi
cago, two from Cleveland and one from Buffalo: nr.
vessels having been built expressly for this trade
Two steam mills and a printing press are now N.
the way to Superior, and will be promptly work.
One-half Of the lots have been appropriated by the
propreors to be sold by the undersigned to actual
tiers on easy TERMS and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements Liberal appropriations hav
been made for public purposes-parks churches, rail
roads, &c, &c.
u In order to correct the Misrepresentation arisin
IRON similarity OF names 1t is proper State that "Su
perior City, about the title of which legal controver.
sy exists, is another and differ ent place. and In dit
ferent township from Superior.
~ Maps Of Superior signed by Thos. Clark, SUI
veyOr, and VIM. IL. Newton, agent and attorney for
prOpretors All may be in the principal hotels
st. Paul, Galena Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase lots obtain nfor-
nation can apply to VIM. II. Newton, Superior Doux.
las county, Wisconsin.
WIN. II. NEWTON,
Agent & Attorney for Propreters of Superior.
Nav 3, 1855