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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
LETTER FROM LIEUT.. HUNTER.


SIR. Having scen In THs TRisrSs o. this NAMING
an sr,icle upon my dismissal hope You sii do On,
the favor 70 publish tbese few lines.
Thst ny dismissal. or that Of any oaicsr, BY ms
Prcsideu, sone. Is arbitrary 10 viii dcab, Had
I been in the Austrian service Court Mirdd would
Rave been Necessary; but belonging to free Gov
eminent am, without ceremony, arbitrarily ds missed
by It tor conduct which, in my humbls Judgment.
5eemei Necessary for ,he honor of my Tag The
power Of dismissal by the President Is con ,tgsionh
one, bG, its exercise is in my opinion. enc wsa does
ne the grSssest Injustice.
The address TO the American public was published
without NY knowledge or consent, and coa,rary :,
nv wi-hes-its publication was viol alton Of conf
espcs As an explanation 10 some friend. and soma
supposed ones wrote il not Tor publication bu. that
they roish. know my views, and also inclosed to the
same persons my report to the Hon the Secretary Of
the Navy. Why did 10, this trstoT friend also pub
lish that repor,
cannot resdiy subscribe to my supposed insanity.
II =. ,ond a douh our flag has been grossly nslted,
what have | to DO IS commander Of vessel Of war
but TO ak redress or Obtain it II the Commander
inChtf dec rot DO this for wha, purpose is his
, nsnd abrOsd II sm insane God grant that may
7, ring life remain So and that those who comm md
"a, yessels and squadrons abroad may become so. IL
rs rejection Of flag and citizens against every
psrso. 1sl interest is marx Of insanity.
Nv '@k. Jan 81, 1855. c. @. HUNTER
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

ISDIANA.-George II. Chapman, OF TIE Chant
cter, has been nominated by the Republican members
Of the Legislature their candidate for State Printer
Mr.. Brown of New Albany, has been nominated for
Agent OF State
PEYysYLyAsIA.-Tbe election of Senator TO
coed the Hon. James Cooper, will take place on the
18th of February.
MAINLAND Maryland has the heaviest debt, in
proportion to population, of any State in the Union
1t exceeds fifteen millions in population of five hun
dred and eigh'y-two thousand, bond and free.
SENATORIAL Decentralization before the LIE
eislature are pending, each to fill vacancy in the
United States Senate-in Missouri California, Illinois,
Indiana, Pennsylvania New-York and Massachusetts,
and there are two vacancies TO be filed IN New
Hampshire, one of which has been supplied. The
other, from a constitutional impedlment upon the
Governor, must await regular election, when fts
ioeun teren, in the place of Mr.. Norris will also be
subject TO an election.
NORTH CARoLiSA.-The Legislature has passed a
bill in favor of the erection of a Monument to the
Sieners Of the Declaration OF Independence.
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pstgrs cs.nss 8. 70 render the navigation Of shs

pstUa chanre 20 a. 70 reader the navigation OF tbs
Ssrhcr TO only difficult. bai csUge.ous
NJ. RHoADTs, Of Brooklyn, lsnler ted ,he fact sh.t
rLiie tn encrnachmen's which had haen u.de IA
R-ookiyn az New jersey hsd been poja,sd ont %
r. Cornir,se va scrupulsus eieisy not ona rorf
49, lssp al. Of H. 'ystsGAac sucf0ichmssf. which
NeS-Yolk IS. cousulsiy maze A. tae SANE dire tioa
a. claimed that woatsSsr b. ookiyE b "a dooe "a.
tb ~ tn.o consen; sLt approval Of TIE STATE Leg
is'stuIe- ....-N
NJ BRo,ss replied al li.lie~ thai Neg York bad
,-,.--i, 49, S-s'.tenty escr0achtt upon tbs Srth
ope Fast Riv-rs on the N0rsh River side shs hsi
- c-o,chsd 90 fest upon tie chanel and on the
Fs.t Rv.r I'D. A,.versgs OF 200fsst, bat because
Nes-Tork. a Cit II 100 years, hsd ooGs tbs ~hne
Brcek'yr sss s csg-past5fe Brooklyn was not
lee "a 70 90 and 90 asewiSe. He desired. Ia oPpo-
siion TO the risha. OF eIes 1s,or'y OF his cOasu'-
net. 70 obts. the psssIge Of las that woeld re
strain both Ner-York srt BreoSlyH from DONG fur
the- dsmsce 70 the harbor.
NJ BLusr inside some explanations Il regard TO
the Br Ok lyn Pies Line
NJ II ACcHUs fOioSed on tAs s1rs subject, brt
both SPOKE against the wish Il M RNCdes. Who
ain q that argument should oe ard IN Alb any
and lot IN New lork, A. per agreement.
Nj BROOKS offered the following, which was al
op'sd.
R.otrsl That ths Committees Cour-,rre Less
.rrr. al New ok and the >peca Committee o. {,
rc- q the Jersey LessGre. be requested tsAe
no The best mode OF preserving re H,rik ana
East Rivers om 'uiiher eseroaot menS
The meeting then adjourned 'ire De.
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A COUPLE OF Fools Day before yesterday two
fast yourg bloods who have before figured in the
newspapers as antagonists met in Broadway, and as
tonished the quiet promenaders by flourish of pis
tolls and all that sort of thing, as if blood and so forth
were about TO flow, and honor, e cetrG, were to be
avenged. After the grand preliminary posturng and
palsvering the antagonists settled into POSITION
raised their deadly weapons, and deliberately pro.
ceeded not to fire; whereupon each ones legs walked
away with their respective bodies, and the curious
crowd dispersed with small smile in its sleeve. We
hear that one of the parties is a most magnificent
shot, though, happily in this case, not deed one
They do say, moreover that one or both of the BEL
lseren,s showed the greatest anxiety to be absent
from the dangerous place ard that one or the other
or both had sudden attacks of weakness in the knees
but this must be bsse SANDER on the well-known
bravery Of our rising young chivary. However the
accounts that we have received all concur in charac-
terzipo the affair as extremely silly, TO say the least
But perhaps it is better not to judge the case, as the
reports Of the pistols are yet to be heard.
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The Money Order system will 90 into operation IN
eiahty three towns Of Canada to day.

Alta regular Quarterly Session ofthe Grand Division
of W-s:ern New York, Of the Sors OF Ten perance,
held in Pen y an January q, 1855 the Committee
on the Report. of the Officers OF the u III conss'ng
Monroe Nicholas OF Ontario Lee, Of Steu ben, and
Hobeit Yates reported amoDgo'bers Tue foiio"ins
resolution. which was unsuimously aaOpteq; =
The sots Of Temperance does mos, heartily an cotia ~
rrcve Il the pdsons and sgsses,9n' eoaAneo
r6ct o, The prohibition Of the liquor use snd me enact
NEST Of that puuo.e We eorsoei thEt tas oo'sIn
H. isrgusgs u,ea Nv him that subject fgy meets
M ysW. OF the friends Temperance Throughout the o"t
ard We oe,lre 70 20 his txeeerey tns ehpsnon o.
n coufdence AID to pledge 70 hin oar united 'or
non IL e,rryr policy reeon.n ended II as Message
on motion Of the Hon. ID. W. Z. Stanford, II wes
T,-,d That ~ OF the FIRE going resolution BE for ossd
Fxcsisrsv tie Governor signed BY the oteers anc
ssi'itsa o' ii - '- D. T. ML2sH. 6. e. P.
" BAfLY g :.
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thu world. LAX, and pause for an

A~a ekE 80
fbbs pes.hsr those who are interested in the bill.
ss"sc ye.terdsy KEEP. the House IN session t, an
nssosy gave up the whole two MILLIONS. The
- tom MsiDe lAr. Farley isspesking Tor
Otherwise be could not sgrte to the pro2eit 10
t"a -. bnrvain. Sir without corssn, OF the parties
% hi, BIZ bss dep ived the Territories OF ore Of
=. sb,ee days set apart for the cons5ersnop ~
~ 49,. bls The gentleman from Illinois, tMr kennu
r1rbo advocated granting t~o million ecre1 o. lins,
s,,.srdsy to-day moves to strike it out "a, A T,e,s
!,ssced in year. have right n pro'ec, 'pT
~ md the lands Of the United States. tns{ o.,
10 a Sevsstopol, Sir L" They can s'aN1 '-'
4,iese they cant resist the Allies oH' -. e,sc,i.y
br. klCHARUoON mo's n, Arreed 10.
The bin was laid ss de for future acton 40. dozen
were considered whenthe com%1gg Military rE1 roads
b.r la os,ces erecting public bnhdings
ehs% s:@1 aSs' for o. the pend
me- ; ,,nd;fv;ne he existing Tariff Offered TO be
.nufed. House a1JOurbeu'
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ASSEM- bly,.

Mr. CLARK-To establish an Orphan Asylum oa
he Caitaraugus Reservation, and TOR pracuca
kbool for Indian children.
Also to facilitate education and civilization among
he lnoiaDs OF this state.
Also, to appropriate money Tor the support OF
khools on lnoian Reservations.
Also, TO charter the Thomas Asylum for Orphans
On the CattsrsUgus Reservation.
NJ. LITrLEFIELD--To charter the Hebrew
Bspey olent Society of Shearih israel
Aso 10 charter the New ork State Colonization
Seisiy
md Elections, TO which was referred the petition Of
Dsyio y Mills claiming the seat occupied by Angus.
us Ivaps from tbs First District Of the County OF
Knes reported in favor of Mr. lvsns. II appeared
AstMr. fyans received 3, 9l2, and Mr. Mills s2l-s
PORTION of MIR. Ivanss vote being cast without me
nita H., but, in the opinion of the Committee, the
ress 10 cast we're intenced for Mr.. lvans.
The report was agreed to. So
Mr. X. also submitted report on the petition oil
Andrtw Z. Warner, claiming the seat occupied by
Mr. Stlden from Oswego, concluding with resoiu-
her award nc the seat TO Mr. Warner.
II sppears taat Mr.. Seden received ], AS votes,
and Mr. Warner /, 444 that the Inspectors gave ar.
Selden two votes belonging TO Mr.. Warner; that two
minors voted for Mr.. Seden, aud that other discreP'
0cies existed-making a majority IN favor OF Mr.
Warner Of seven votes.
Mr.. WAGER stated that the minority was not aware
nr this report was to be made until hainour be-
lore meeting. He therefore, asked leave TO present
spotest on the ground that time should be allowed
n. Selden to produce rebutting evidence; that Mr..
huked only one week, which was denied by the
majority and that the proceedings of the Comnttee
sGe, in other respects supplementary. The Com
nitsee had been in session while the House was in
Session, and refused to rise.
The minority report concluded with a resolution
hat the matter be referred back, week be allowed
b procure the rebuttng testimony, and that the whole
testimony be taken over again in parliamentary order
M. RAMSAY moved to lay the matter on the ia
h. for the present. so that he could have time to
draw up an answer to the protest.
Dr.. BAKER moved TO print both reports
N. WAGER hoped this course would not be pur-
med The minority had not yet, for want OF nots.-
Aavisg tina Granted to the minority to make a r.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN sPRING-SI.


Last night, about IL o'clock, the alarm OF ire in
the Third District was occasoned by the explosion OF
a camphene lamp in the dwelling house No 3o5
sp,ipg.st. A bed was partially destroyed, and the
fnrriture in the apartment considerably damaged.
The ffInes were speedily subdued. Loss triaing.
FIRE II PEARL-sT.
Atlj o'clock tbs morning fire occurred in the
buildipr No. sig Pearl ST. lower floor, occupied byJ.
Donald as a camphene aud oil store second floor by
J. HAIRY, jeweer and the remainder of the building
bv families. The fire originated in the fourth story,
occupied by Mr.. Glare and family, but how or in
what manner, has not yet been ascertaned. The
fremen soon e1tinguished the flames; not, however,
before the fourth story and roof was partially de-
stroyed The furniture and other property of the &C.
cupants in the lower part of the building was much
damaged by water. The building was damaged to
amount OF about 5000 by fire and water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

Balance ~ Mcdaniel tsuk January % sos "a
The Annual Report was tasen up By the Board
and lengthy and sains:ed discussion followed on
several amendments offered after which il was
.dop,ed. and one thousand copies ordered TO be
printed.
MAYOR WOOD lust as ne was taking leave OF the
Board said that be had intended upon this occasion,
70 Law before the Board for their consideration q
proposition to pay the salaries OF the seven Police
men who we're detailed especially to superntend the
landing Of emgrauts from vessels arriving at our
vbarves. but rs 80 much time had been consumed IN
hsr II s,te - he would defer the formal presentation
of the nstter 10 another occasion lie thought that,
a. the IL en- made this their especial duty, and the
;,x derived no direct benef from their services II
wa no more than Just that their salaries should be
maid ont of the fund in the hands OF the Com mission
trs Of Emigration. Much complaint was made By
citizera ard Justly too, OF the enormous taxes they
yere compelled to pay for the maintenance OF the
CITY Government and his object IN making tlis
rrot oston was take step toward the reduction
Com uissiouer KELLY disagreed with the Mayor
pe thought II would be equally consistent 70 require
psyueut from the man sgers OF theaters, opera
homes balls. &c for the services OF officers who
were detailed 10 such places for the purpose OF pro
tectiDg the public peace
MaXor WOOD admitted thu force of this argument.
sd answered by saying that it was his intention
hereafter 70 require payment for the eervces OF
officers detailed TO such places. His Honor then, IN
few remarks, comphmented the board Tor tne al
urnbe IL az ner in which their affairs were Conducted,
saving that they met his entIrs satisfaction.
Commissioner PURDr offered resolution inviting
Cows Clark, Price aud Dntton, snc the Committees
from the New. York and New jersey Legislatures,
who are at present in this City, TO visit and examine
the charitable Institutions under the charge OF the
Board The resolution was acoPse1i ana Commis
siorer, Purdy, Kelly anc Wittssus were appointed
Committee 10 carry out lts objects
Commissioper WITIHAUs offered the following reg
oluton ..,,. c..u,..,o. ...,
hereafter axe only Of such moneys a. are actu.S
v the Presdents and duly accredited BY tue
beok ter On sll4r books Of TIE Commi'sion
CrumissiOuer CRABTRKE reported that he had bad
I'm interview With the SafGiDGn Mia ster with refer
pce 10 the SaroiDisn ccnvcts daily expected at THIS
rert ia the frigse Des Geneys aud that he the Min,
sterl ,xpTessed on erdrIt deire 70 comply with al
avs of this country touching the subject The Mic,
ster also ad that b. had taken measures to prevent
tbs laucirc Of any persons from the Des Geneys un'
Ill be bed maze personal iaves'iga OF each case.
He sso declares If il desired that they hal all be
cent beck by the same vessel that brought thsm.
The Board here adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ACCIDENT oS TIE CENTRAL hAiLhoAD "A ear.
sd sc,Set IN the Central Railroad yests fday about
- miles east OF Syracuse. As tne Blu fso EIpress
xbiring along at the speed OF IS 'nes az hour,
wbesI 81 The locomotive few IN Pieces, and the
engine itsef pitched down the bank The passengers
o,fy fet seb. conclusion out looking out Of their
w;ryoovs on ore eide they ssw the engine lying 9
week in the Glitch and tia engineer and fireman
crawling out from the ruins. Tle train ran On dis
tance of ffty rods before stopping. Providentsly,
the engiEeer was but slightly hurt, and the fireman
esoaped without harm. Eve. jour- Jlsl.
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Judge Hermann KsIcKKRBAcKER, of Columbia
County. who is said 70 have been the original Of
Ir7ipg's " Deidreich Knickerbockr," in his amusing
History Of New.York died or TUESDAY. IN Wa
Liam sbureh. Judge X. was member OF Congress
in lsoo-lO. He wss widely known aud every
where respected, as one of the fnest specimens Of
the old Dutch chivairy that Time had preserged to
ttese latter days. The quaint stories and iaashAbe
anecdotes Of which the Judge is the hero are almost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

HOP At THE MrrRoPoLrrAy-Anoths Of the
splendid social scirees for which this house famous
came of last night. There was large and orlisn'
sssemblage, and all seemed to enjoy themselves q
though they had nothing else to DO. Dodw0rtn
Band. and bountful and excellent supper were 'ne
cbaf accessories. and both were sbundsntly enoyec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ATTEMPT AT BrxsLARY.-The Fifteenth Ward Po-
he. arrested hour Tuesday nisht three nsa
panied Lewis Grsener John Meyers and Wolf ,snoers
charged with ping force entrance into TIE farnnn
ina store Of Lurnds Levssnd No 3Astorpss ThsJ w,re
con mitted By Justics Brennan for examination.
RoBBIn By A FEMALE-David Frost OF no. -
Attorney It robbed Tuesday night y gu sa.
tc.abs Character named Caths1ns Michel In ~seSe
psny he vss q the time. but finally ceneaSe4 70
prsfsrrns . compliant sssin3 hsr. nd lsH ~ S"e
al vs locked On for tia eight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

The Hon. HAMILTON FISH has been compelled BY
illness to leave Washington. Under the sdv'ce OF an
ph,sioia.. bs goes with his family arsssa Charleston
end thea to Haysaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS The following appoint
mepts by the Governor, were confirmed by the SEN
ate last Wednesday:
Not,i, PuJlic-John johnson Jr Edward Frazer Gee.
" Nr,sli for Newly City. Jefferson County George II
sbern az O.weso County. j. L. SIC hotter Essex County
I.upel hne, scbuy County, Theodore Mnlei On'a-
rio County Francis Lamb Chantsuqge County Odn bene
eiet DIV sht " ebb and stepher 81 Clement
It's uncerstood that no appointments were received
from the Governor to-day and that the only business
transacted in Executive Session was the reception Of
report, from the Committees, recommending the con-
frmat on of several No'aries Pub'ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

CHAsGE or NAME.-The town OF Detroit, IN Som
erect County has beer annexed to Psnobseot BY the
Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

THE FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF SIOCk, &c
Mr. BROOKS, in the early part of the session, IN
troduced bin entitled An Act TO provide foe the pun
hhment of II fraudulent and uDauth >rzed lssue and
transfer Of the stock and bonds of Corporations and
Joint Stock Companies. II was re'orsd to Tho IN
dietary Committee and this morning, that Commit
tee advise the passage of the following substitute:
Every agent Of Incorporated Company
formed existing under or oy virtue on tue
vs 81 spy of United States who shall wthu tuh otso
rlly and dessnedly sign frame TO be signed WITH inen
d me sell or p TO be issued SOLD or pedsea
a. .h,l vuly sno desgnedy sue cell or pledge or cause
"a sold pledged false or h4Hdu cut crihcate
Ar ether evidence nehip transfer OF any share or
,s az the capital stock of such incorporated Copanyor
Sro,op or any false fraudulent bond or evidence OF
Ss such incorporated Company, Corporation or any
sasee or other evidence OF the ownership or uaasr OF
An, share o shares In such iocorDoated C0moaoy or corpora
top OF an pu porting TO be eertheate or other
svpee OF rshp transfer OF such share OF shares OF
p,rpoips to be ouch bond evidence OF deb' the rhe
bups or pedens which shall not be authorized by the
charter and bylaws OF suth incorporated or some
emf thereof stall be deemed guilty OF felony ana
s be punished BY tine exceeding OVV ard npsohea
hthe Slate Prison for term not less than three nor more
hsn years. ,-.-.......a
sonnapy Joint stock company corporation formed or
srsius under and by virtue OF the laws oil any OF me
rp,eo States who shs within this State, knowingy, viii
h, and deenedly sgn procure to be signed WIN inten
b sue sell SC any certificate other evidence OF the
ovnrhp or of share or shares oil the capital
soel Of such company joint stock company or corporation
A hau be tsemed guilty Of felony, and be punished BY
fps not exceeding Coo and imprisonment In the State
Prison not less than three mose than seven years
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION

The Board { Commissioners held q regular meet
iBr yesterday afternoon Present: Commissioners
verpauck President Cribtree Kelly Dunlap,
Puroy, Williams. Car gan and Mayor Wool.
The statemen; for the week presents the following
summary;
Nun bs4 o. arrived daring the ucn'h o.
W.
During ihe uouih lat 90
Inn atss IL the ftt
Arsre, gate Receipt, for The mouth o. Jan
....-t......'..+esl 80. IS
-Sss $50 70
AggIeEsis 1920 %
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fully sp1 y 4
tl,e Ben sI,t - MI mn dsy RIM
sIwa,'s M obtaiesd bssest Also,
"a lln.sns pb.sesI hna Eoafse.
Ha;r. rooth md Mil a. ~ isir Dyes.
foa,s III Hair Alies anda fiety.
FancS Spups Cosniaiit, Ssis
s Drag iaN, inssuase Burninx mid otasi,
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ssl,eie kaes Toll n { Run Old
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M s LII ss's 3sa b, ass Wv
hest saality ~ II .bs III, orest ppfaiices
Saint III NH M III
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b ~ lapids Z n u - 4 ! 4 !.

IN riusip Ii ohjsef = 80 shiaest n
HI pspsf, \ M rOsgs y soI4
hmas. VI eorrsrt ana sslisbls inlornation concern
~ I'M pcssion u ~ Tsni.osy lyins a ne
llissasippI River aboys III slls III 81.
s,,lsasibx NH region VI country, dnsaip Y
~ fsslilay, and IeceutIy but lissls known. |a
II politics. 1zsfI nan essseniial-s
ty8snd snsqaiyocaIly Democratic 4 AnD, steady.
~ supporter n IA present. ilatlcssi
dmpis lion, and II III times, Ire earnest I'd.
soeass y ibs prineipIss ma iaah il ~ Demo
crasic party.
AZ The same time that 4 Tins tconttltuses " hat
ever of inasence Il rnay pessess u IN sacsss BIZ
Democratic men and Democratic measures !. 4
will identify nself with 40 faction In whatever
name of form II may appear The columns Of
The Frontierman win always be open 10 such
persons III nny desire 10 give psbliey 10 past,ed1
hrUf fayoriie localaies ii any part or The Terri
ltory- bit especiaib those found on The Upper
Nississippi -7tos fnfmsFs, who may wish 10 speak
~ The public relative 70 the great subject of Agr-
culture 10 allNho hive either leisnre or inciina-
lion ii writs spos subjects deemed &c interest q
Eiile general resders * 8.
Ihc Agricultural department of the paper
atssAys the most mpoftanl in country newspa-
per will be under The special superinfendsncs If
III ptacticai and spect ssful farner. 81
Haillng IRON, point Stontgnous IL aise hssys<s
VI the Winnebago and Ojibwny Indians, whose
history y replese with interest and incident, Tho
Ffonsierunan will IL j. believed BE- found 10 COD
tain much concerning Indian lie, belief. aud
aaannerr of more Than ordinary interest 10 iiee
Igeheral rsader persons long resident in she In
dian country, a. missionaries, having already
been engaged W regular contributors
ERMSs: s
One copy, one year 81. IS. 4. L. 4. So 90
Ten copies 4. ont fine Territory. If 90
Twenty copies ont of the Territory, !. 20 100
Strictly ID advance. ss
Persons forwsrd Gibbs, should retainn certif
cafes from PostnS y. 7'S5 11..T.s''e'
JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
saak Kapids, Minnesota, April 2s. iaa4. u
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NOTICE..

NHE afineIshipE keretot IN 49, sbe.,
Il tween Chonlesa ~. = NM Sl, Eoalss
ana t1easy III Silly r. 7 10 ayls U
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