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NTOTICE--Wheeas, the legislature Of Tennessee, at is
session. passed Act making il the duty OF the various
shrns Of said state and hold election at each
cnct their respective Counties order ascertain the
the people u whether shall be called % nend
form Constitution Of said state, Therefore,
r. T. Boga-d Sheriff q Stewart County, do hereby give notice to
Of said county that will the lst THURSDAY Of Sep
open hold election e various precincts Of
said county oT the purpose taking said Given under my
hand al Office this 36th day OF June, 1868
ty2-2n L. r. BOGARD, Sheriff Stewart county.
NTOTICE.--Whereas Legislature Of Tennessee, It's
last session. passed act making the duty Of the various
shers Of open aud hold election each pre-
cnct respective COUNTESS en- order to Ascertain the Of
ting people whether convention shall be called 70 amu
revise or form C0nstu0n Of said State, Therefore,
J. Stewart sheriff DeKalb County, do hereby give
he voters Of said county will the Thursday Of Sep
tmhr next open bold election the precincts
said county, purpose Of said vote. Given under
hand at o9Hce this 5th day Of June, ld5s
J. Y. STEWART.
June Swim Sheriff DeKalb County.
A GRFCULTURAEs--IheT Third Annual Fair Of he
DeKalb County Agricultural Sosst viii BE- held a. the Far
Grounds AlgZandra commencing Tuesday septsnbsr
2l 1853, and sSnnng ioU days. By order q he EzseasFs
Board. ,. -. HA1hDs
jyl-H5ts sseeAS'
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FATOTICE,-Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee at its
~ last sessoD uasssd an making II the duty q the various
Ss of sd State to open and hold al election ~ ea pre-
cct IN their respective counties, in order % Ascertain me sense
~ M ~ AZ 10 convention shall be called 70 amend
rvise ~ form new Constitution Of said state Therefore,
b5b sheriff Of Robertson county, do hereby give notice
~ re- votss Of said county that viii on the ls THURSDAY Of
open and hold election at the various pre-
- oinv FOR the purpose Of taxing said vote. Given
naSsT M 800 4 ehss IN isth day Of June, ls5s.
$500 A. RANDOLPH,
isaRwRu hrtf Of RobrsoR soaHsf.
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SMALL FAlIILY-Ihe House
Edgeed, lately occupied by John Barry deceased is
for sale. Said residence located the Gallstn turnpike
the Public Square is well imprOv
ed, and situated in good neighbOrhood Any desiring to
purchase learn the terms and inspect the premises on apP-
cation Fall & Cunningham, No. &, Public Square.
They have for sale negro girls etrG likely who will
be sold bargain purchaser who will not remove them out
of he county, June Gin
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RiOts

TORONTO, Jelly 24,--The Orangemeu were en-
gagged in riots on Monday and Tuesday night several
were shot and fatally wounded. The military was
called out.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
A. Cnnnbridgea Mass.


At Cambridge, Mass.
The Instructors IN t6is School are
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon TBEoPHILUs PARSONS, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor.
FWyE course Of instruction embraces the various branches
The Common Law, and Of Equity, Admiralty, COMMERCIAL
International and Constitutional Law and the Jurudence o.
the United States The Law Library CONSISTS Of about lO
volumes and works appear they are added and every
EFFORT nsIsS render it complete.
instruction given by oral lectures and eposons ana y
Rotations examinations in connection with the OF which
there are ten every Two Moot Courts are also holden N
each week. each of which cause, previously given out Is ar
gue by four Students and opinion delivered BY the Presiding
Instructor and other facilities are also provided for the
Club Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practice in de
bate and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary Law and pro-
ceeiings 49,,
de or mercantile pursuits, and az the commencement Of either
term, or in the middle other part Of a term.
They at liberty what studies they VIII pursue5 ac-
ordpg e their view their and attanments
The Academcal year, which commences Thursday SIX eek
after the third Wednesday In July, is divided into two terms o.
twenty each, with vacation Of six weeks a. me END o.
each term. ---., 4
During the winter vacation the Library Is opened Ware and
lighted for the use Of the members Of the School.
The exercises Of the next term will commence on oh1y'
Sept 8, IsjS. .., - c,-.b.-
information, may be made to either Of the Rroies0f u
bridge. -, sd; Ia "a
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WAT q BEERS


CHEA and durable compound greasing the ales Of
~ Onni buSeS, Carriages, Carts, Drays and
~ ~ also an economical and durable luhricator for
HeaNy 1t will not gum, and is not effected
by neat OF coI to sale IN Tin Cans, and Barrels, by
EVEN, PENDLETON & co.
W. W. BERRY & DEMOYILLE,
A. STRETCH.
20, G. BROWN,
And pruggists generally, - fa
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Later from CaIifornja

LEAVENWoRTH-0rders have been received for
removing the troops from Fort Scott, assigning Mas
jor Hermans battery to Minnesota.
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l~ Bank of West Tennessee, at
Sskk-sSeS MEMPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Of Tennessee Nashville wdtE
~ Selling on! on! Of!--The
49, remainder Of the stock Of RICH PARIS BONNETs
MLKRY GoODs New York Emporium, will be sold
within this month great sacrifice without regardtO cost
any other consideration Exchange money taken at SO cents
the dollar [June l2-d&W
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ImnOrtant InfOrmatton.

this Of the year, family ought 60 with
having the house prompt and efficient remedy for
cholera m0rbus diahCea disorders that attack all
and which result fatal before phy
cSn be procured.
The Grfenbsg Dentey Syrup, only 50 per bottle has
in the last cured Of disorders Of the bowels
matter how violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
DR.. ib6ard chairman Of the Board Of Health Of New
the cholera season, ceres that from the time this medicine
used at the Quarantine ground there another fatal
OF cholera.
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Of Croon Water Works, cfes
that It cures all cases Of bowel complaints produced by eating
much tTu or from other from immediate stoppage
OF the discharge but from chemical change produced
the contents Of the bowels. produces
tae brain which other remedies o do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always been found
prompt remedy for Bloody FuN. 1t may Druggists
and Of the subscriber Al Patterson Feemans
jel6-d ALEX. NACkENZTF
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nagnifcent seheme!
EACH SATURDAY JULY!
5,4S5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
WIZ MToLE TTcKErs s1Oi HALVES s.; ouARrERs So

WHOLE TICKETS SIOi HALVES 50; QUARTERS S2h.
Circular showing the plan of the Lot
teries will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of
receiving IL.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
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SMALL FARM FOR SaT.E,--T oee- f7- s,Ie INV

farm, miles from the city Nashville Immediately on
The Gastn Turnpike, containing hfyi0ur ceres The build
are comfortable substantial, Ncat rr one
land open-haauce ther. and we'll SET in bluq
grass.
AIRY one desires comfortable home, good pike and
near the Iouisy and Nashville Railroad, situated In a most de-
x neghborhOod, convenient to church, school stores
all quarter me) will find good opportunity o.
purchase as am determined Terms further i1r
may obtained by addressing the undersigned from
Rev. Dr. Stevenson, Methodist Publishing House
e. SALT STEVENSON,
Nasty
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NEW BOOKS,

TIE BIBLE GALLERY. Illustrating ous savi0rs Iis and
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Beautiful Life Of the Virgin May. By Rev a. Harhaurh AZ
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IttE PRACTICAL hiAEkALOdIsr. By OVerman.
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LIFE AND LOVE IN NORWAY AND LAPLAND. F-srl -
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AuthOE Of .Sartaroen
ADAM GRAEliE, OF MOssGRAY. A noTsl 10 Msl oipsaus
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DEAR EXPEKIENCE. A novel BY BusnL ulustrrsss -
John Leechs Of the London +Punch.H
Just received BY q. HAGAN.
FOR July.--Graham'I Magazine or july A 5Ie7-5ii
number. Price only cents, three dlliar rex sar For
sale b tel6l Z. nAGAN, Ageut
Cooley for July sa-Goiey's Lady's BosE III I7y T6s
beginning Of volume. Price only csn o. q % Ne
year kOr saleby ie7 =. HAdAN, Agent.
FRANK LESLIES5 MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
The beginning Of VoEme aud spendd numhsr- Jasr r.
eeigedby June - 2. HAGAAs Market 3t1ssi-
HaFPerss Magazine for July s--A spisudid nun
beF Prince only &c Or Three Dollars per Year.
For SOlsby ?. HAGAN, Market 81.
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D1ANOS,s-We have received fourteen more
II New Piano Rortes, from those unriyalied -
makers Light Newton 4 Bradbury and Hames1 N Isl N n
Bron which make our stock very large and desiru n
able We would be pleased these examined
By ALL whether they desire purchase not Every Piano
sold By shall be warranted give satisfaction every respect
AbQ W, & r. FREEMAN.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
TUNE complete and thorough arrangements have been
this heretofore delightful watering place
and agreeable places soourn be found
any where the country These Springs have been demonstrated
TO possess the
the midst of the beautiful scenery, and
heahfu and saubrous. They situated
three miles Of SaWsve, the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad which trains pass daily connecting with the great
hOrOugars beginning Bangor, Mane and terminating at
Arrangements have been made with all the Rail-
Companies North South whereby through tickets will be
any point the Nirgia and Tennessee Railroad, and
FOUR-HORSE COACHES
will readiness transport visitors from SaWVe, the
nearest point Of debarkaion to the Springs.
invad abOrng under affections Of the tomach and Bow
els, these waters are particularly recommended
may2O-2uins CLANTOR 4 LEE PrOprietors
RFSTRARLE FARM FOR SALE OBJ EN-.
CHANGE
WTE offer for desirable Farm Beebuckle, Bedford
county Tenn containing 500 acres 800 cleared,
balance well tmberei. frame dwelling rooms negro
cabins, barn. &c springs. The No. farm. We
will take So or 5000 Nashville property, small farm
within miles Of the city in part payment. Call
J. l. & r. ". BROWN,
June 94-2m AZ Cherry Street.
TNNOTCsH TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
III large lot of Shanghai Matches, fire. the best and
cheapest Also extra fine lot Of old Prnc
pie Segars at ). W. LANGLEN& CO.,
upt2f 81 Onion street.
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Whites Creek springs.

TTNEfE prepared receive Boarers at this
watering plsce y miles north Of Nashville during the
Summer vacation, July the FIRST Of September
There will be barroOm kept, is designed chiefly for
the Families individuals who may wish
quiet healuul place during the heat Of summer
The Springs formerly much visited we'll known 70
quire any elaborate description.
No pains will spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
Price OF Board 81 per day s. 90 per week and
Children under 10 years of age, half price
may29-dtww3n T. l. CROCRER
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The Monthly Masonic Magazine,
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WANTED!
Wool,
Feathers,
BeesWax,
Ginseng,
Linsey,
Jeans,
Yarn Socks, &c,
We buying any amount Of the above Goods and pay the
b CHEST prices in the market in exchange.
jys Al. DUNG AN & co.
SWAN q CO.'S LOT 4 ERI e 5
TRIUmPHANT!
SWAN 4 co.
Continue to draw as usual without inter-
rupttOn.
SWAN a. CO.'S
Lotteries are Legal and
Authorized by the
state of GeOrgiaI
The late attempt 10 injure cur Firm has
Iy; that our Prizes are paid Punctually;
and that our Schemes are more L1Deral
an any other Lottery IN the " orioI
following will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.. Mana
gers Of the Sparta ACADEMY Lottery in each Of their Single Num-
Der Lotteries for July 1855 AUGUSTA GEO., in public
der the superntendence Of Commissioners.
Glass 22 draws ON
SATURDAY, JULY Sd, lS0S.
Class % draws on
SATURDAY, JULY 10th, 1858.
Glass % draVvs ON
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, lS0S.
Glass % draws on
SATURDAY, JULY oath, 1858.
Glass 26 draws on
SATURDAY, JULY 31St, 1905
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND HTT-FIyE PRlZEi
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
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DANEE OF NASHVILLE.--Ws have a complete
Al , stock Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
SALT, WHISKEY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco Brande &C. with Bale Rope, Baggng,
and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills all Of which will sell
Nashville Notes. for certified Of
deposit.
We also desirable city and Edgefed property which
will dispose favorable the way Apply
Oc3 FISHER, WHIEELES & co
NEGROES FOR SALE.
virtue Of decree of the County Court Of Davidson county
rendered at the May 1855, in the of David c. Love
Administrator, Anna Wilkinson, pGT will offer for sale
Nashville, Saturday. the 81 day Of July
next cash. the following negroes, Ow Malinda about 30
years Of age, and George about IL years Of age.
Said negroes belong the Of Jonathan Wilkinson de
ceased, and sold pay the debts Of said
june5-, lSztwtds-prs fee So Pr. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
POstpOuement--The above sale has been postponed
til SATURDAY, the 18th inst.
jy6-tds F. R. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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New style Lace SIX Ties;
New style Fancy SIX Ties;
New style De Joinyille Ties
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Sworn and subscribed before this day, 24th Of july 1857
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony 'Oer tae worth columns Of made
certificates all over the land, and great way OF.
Try ye suffering and afflicted. See advertisement in another
column. lmarld&Wly
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A New American Historical Novel.
The Quaker Soldier the British Philadelphia Historic
cal Romance In two volumes. Price IN paper 81 %.
The Yellow krgate: e Two sr By Capt JAMS Grant
Viewer has Dir. Grant acquitted himself better his bic
latest and most charming production. early
scottish history and the story upon the
desine aTriagu Of the young Dukeo R0tay,
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Laird Of Largo In biz Yellow Eaae, ie deeply m
taresting-' Paper, prioe 81 cents.
Olivia the Maid Of Honor b. G. VI. n Reynold5 Par
50
Rort Oakland or, the Ouist Orphan, By Leigh Rah. Tor
sale ~ II. HAGAS.
je5 MarEes strset
Bill PaPeF.-.A args lot q BIZ Paper OF various siIss
and qualities, Just received y js5O p. HAGAN
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sill "a r.--A 7Tge lot Of Bin Paper, Of vsoes sEss
~ Trunks ana CARPET Bags.
Il HE Subscribers the largest dealers, and ,,
are The oldest Manufacturers Of goods AAl
IN THIS eountryi their stock hand i5 larger ISM
an other dsaisrsiu The city iogshsE, among which
I00quaHassof sels-Lsnsssr Trunks, slss,O Of sasa.
Wood F0li0
F Fs5sss, -
20 z" Gents travelling B'-s,s %
10 Ladies sstchsls,
TRAVELLING APPARATUS,
T1 Retail DspaItasns connected -ib tie E,.abli.nest
Il. N. PETERS & CO.,
FEB. J, le5S-isbo-d5m ~ Broadway, NeR York.
SPRING AND sUmm EK GOODS.
I'VE have Just received direct from the Manufetorss,a
Complete aud Fresh
.-'''' ---'-' FURNISHING GOODS,
MAEELEns sHrRTs-Whits and Coloredi
WHTTs Ln,Es saIsE.-gi,h and Without ooliaai
EmBROIDERED SHIRTS.
For Party and Wedding oecas.sas
sCARFs,
TIES,
STOCKS,
White, Fancy and Black
KIbssHk EuLE-TmE,B CLOVIS;
BNDEhs ~ AXE
or Six Isle Thread, Merino, Gotten &C., Ec.f
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
SHOULDER BRACES,
o. as g. make, Elastic, With and without su,psnds
-,--,-.-- Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidered.
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
Sole Leather, Hog Skin Wood. &c, &c,
CANES AND RIDING WHIPS.
India Rubber, Malsosa, and Ebony.
FANCY GOODS.
Bazins Perfumes, Luhins Extracts Writing Desks Dressing
Cases, Rzor Scissors, Purses Port M0naies Chssen Drs
Boards DoHinoes, Cabas, Combs, Brushes, s. &C.,
Just received and for said By
J. H MsGILL,
Ladids and Gsntsman's Furnishing store,
may9 Corner College s. and square.
GtLOgES.--We have just received per Express Fresh
" stock Of AsNandes XIX SIX, LseThread, Cotton
Cloth Gloves For sale BY
may y J. II. McGILL-
COLLARS, SCAERFS, TIES AND CRAVATS,
may 2 j Il. M0sr1.
LTANE FARM FOB SALE.--I WISH 40
IL sell one Of the preest and desirable places
Dsen offered for sale II contains about 400 % and
tile land, with elegant improvements
Also, containing y acres we'll bsrs vii
Improvements.
nay SD WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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rIIsSnIRI LANnS ZOE sALE.

Just received to-l'v at }. II. McGlLhS
Ladies ard Genuemeu's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
Iy6 Cor. College street and Public Square
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AndDruggists generally
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ANDREW j. SMITH,
NO. As, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEI, WAGON AXLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other in his line Of business which he offers
wholesale and RETAIL low for cash, the above stand.
fsb5-Iy
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To the Farmers Of Middle Tenn.
DIAM and fHlI-bOsOm Shirts;

White Lisle Tnderslirts;
White Cotton Undershirts;
White Muslin Undershirts;
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White and brown English Half Hosei
White and fancy Isle HalfHose;
White and fancy Cotton Half-HOse;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-04


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\ sensitive .mrl4iyuan
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200" eas ulany tah1al
saia Say De- tl,,yls.
we're =. ~. SAN lss n
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When 81 vas AZ
What a1i Of wine b. liked h,st. h..
answered. ''Stasr peoples" Tisrs
ere = cool many Sheridlus uss.a.
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l.e uns lidy who 1et On
nearing Z announced thtt a r,tef
truth wOuli Be 4 'os.l. rt,srs,
On n'ee.vlns positive assurance a..
i would Be cIathel in tccuu.as lam.
guass.
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The mails are ge' Ing resalar.
Nes'sh We wee able 60 cay 81 ussb
ct the females.
fae shove Is ,he hates, cuai from
on bachelor Hans Grun i.iaa.ea.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-28
News from the 'h-Wsst---Progress Of
the Canadian Explorers

Prom re Courier du Canals.
From private letters and u conversation
with NJ. DE Salaberry, who took part in the
Red River exploring expedition, we are tn.
abled 10 give our readers news OF the terri.
tories designated by our missionaries and
voyageurs as the Northwest" LET us
first say tina, our provincial explorers have
reached the Saskatchewan, by the way Of
the river and portagcs and being returned
10 the colony Of the Assineboin, they have
commenced TIE track Of road which will
unite this establishment 10 the pelghboring
Canadian settlements on lakes Superior
and Huron. The track il not vet compile
I'D. The party has now reached the neigh
borhood Of Fond du Lac, and has espatched
Mr. DE Salaterry to settle some sdiirs ii.
Getty connected with the expl Grafton
The war made by the Sioux du
large IA the interior Of the vast prairies
has been 80 well called. against the Saateux
and the hall breeds whom they, however
hold 10 great dread still confines An
American tavernkeeper, from - Bonfaee,
vas killed 10 the month q Angus, by the
soux, who carried away twenty horses be
longing to a caravan returning from ~. Paul
through the prairies. Another company,
which reached ~ Bouifsoe, and was accom-
panied by two missionary priests, was also
attacked by the Sioux, who killed two men
the good missionaries and their other com
paDions, however managed 10 escape from
these barbarians who ordinarily attack the
Canadian half meeds by surprise, and never
otherwise. VI. De SaIsbsry informed NJ
that he would not be surprisd 10 we the
hafbreeds vet On foot var party 10 beat
back the SiouI, who are overrunning the
prairies IN the beighborhood of the -st,ie-
men,s. However, the letters from which
We derive COR information, spoke Of the con.
clusion Of pace for the month of Sep'ern
Der. The SsaieuI chiefs were sbou, going
to Washington, 70 treat for ceszioa Of ter
ritory with tie American Government.
Tbse sayagss, who must not BE- confOunded
with the Sioux, wished to absolutely carry
Of the missionary from PembinA, our CON.
patriot n Belcoart, 70 BE- their Interpreter
and adviser 90 that occas'Ou. ~ ". Bel
court is able TO comply with uslr ~'stss,
We shall have the pIeAs1re d seing him