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MANIT0WnC VILLAGE OFFICERS.

NANITOWGC VILLAGE OFFICERS,
rcsj{ent-S A. WOOD.
Ierk-J W. Thomb7.
iredsurer-Oscar Koch.
Morsha'-Chas. Bingcl.
FIRST WARD.
Trusiees-IIenry Baetz,
H. s Auburgh,
John Hoist.
A,seSs0r-BIaseur Biegrl.
SECOND WARD.
7rustees-J. D.. Markham.
Fred Borchordt,
Fred. & &c.
A. cSsor-O. Torri~on.
THIRD WARD.
TruStle8-J hn Myers.
- Westphall.
Michael Kuhl.
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& SCUENDT

DEALERS IN Candies, Fruit and Toys of the
IL very choicest selection. No. 1871, corner
East Water aud Huron streets,
NIL w EhEE WIS.
They also make to order and keep on hani
every variety Of Cakes and Pasry, Ice Cream,
svrups, &c. Wholesae and Retail at the lowest
prices
t. Al orders from Country dealers viii be
promptly attended 70. n2tf.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.

rxAAs. j. REsAISE has removed bis
~ Billiard Room and Saloon to WinGiste's new
BRICK Building, adjoining the National Hotel,
Immediately over DIx's. Mr. JOHN p AR
MOLD is now associated with him, and they in-
tend TO keep everything to please their friends
and customers, except book aa4 slate. They
have one Of the bess Of Billiar Tabler, and the
Bar viii always contain the choicest Liquors and
Cigars. Lovers Of pleasure are invited to call
and see the new establishment
re- Fresh Oysters and OTHER deltcacies
scrred up on short notice.
hanitowoc, Dec. 80, 1859.
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SOCIETIES..

* prr,fx ledge. 70 10, I. o. G. T., meets
every NofIay evening, At u o'clock. at Odd
Follows HaH M"t. bars Of the Order are ear
T. tstly invited 20 attend, J. LESox, ". q. /.
7Ieritowoe Ledge, No. So, & \. NJ
cular Ms-'ir@. 1T Odi Fellows Hall, on the
aad 81 Wc'nc- lays Of each month at T. NJ.
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w, z. ELDFeEDGE.

WILL serve Summons and Complaints, and
w will make the necessary affidavit of ser.
vice; sell Real Estate on Judgment of Forcclos
ure Of Mortgage, and will do
A General Collecting Business.
All collections promptly RENTED.
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STRAY IIEIEER.

SfTRAYED away from Msnitowoc about three
= weeks ago, RED HElFER, three years old
With white spots all over her-smsll horns turn
ed in-and she was rather small for ner age
Iufermation concerning her will be thankfully
received by III. DCSAHCE.
Manitowoc, December !, 1859.
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sFsgReEH DIRECTORY.

Regular services for Religious Worship will be
held as follows:
AN. P. N.
PRFSBYTERIAN-Tab on
Chicago st. w
IPISCOPAL-Rev ". II COOPER,
Church on Chicago Street, II s.
METUODIST-Rcv C. c. SYMEs,
Church on Seventh Street, lO3
LUTHERAN-Rcv. Mr.. koLER,
Church on Eighth Street, 10
CATHOLIC-Rev MAX De BIKE, service COM
mences at II o'clock, March IS.
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DISSOLUTION.
FOR THE
- WIZ

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known
" under the name and style Of CRIssEY & Es
LI~sEx is this lay dissolved BY mutual consent.
MantoEoc, Nov. ., 1850.
W r CRISSEY,
CTAS, ESSLINGER.
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REFER TO By PERMISSION,
WANTED.

WOOD and COUNTY ORDERS wanted II
w exchange for Furniture, by
2i,6g y. FENTON.
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RI CORDS OF WOOD wanted q, the

~ hs.itowoc Plot OGce, for which ia
high. 9. priss will be paid in subscriptions 10 the
paper, Advertising, &c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
THE ENTERPRIsING PUBLISHER
c.. c.. EV .ANS S.
NO. 436, Chestnut ST.

DLL1 III y
Has just added to his extensive list, the follow
ing new Books:
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

ing for a negro to
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

A California IriaJ--A few named
Donks was lately tried at Yuba city1
Cor entering q miners tent and seizing
a bag of gold dust, valued at eighty
four dollars. The testimony showed
that he had once been employed there
and knew exactly where the owner
kept his dust; that on the night OF
October 10th he cut hole in the TENT
reached in, took the bag, and then
ran off.
Jim Butler, the principal Witness
testified that he saw the hole cut, saw
the man reach in, and heard him RUIZ
away.
II put for him at once" continued
the witness, s.but when l cotched him
/ didn't find Bills bag; but it was found
afterwards where he had throwed it"
Counsel for the prisoner-How far
did he get in when he took the dust!
Buller-Well he was stoopin' over
about half in, / should say.
Counscl-May it please your honor
the Indictment isn't sustained, and l
shall demand an acquittal on direction
of the court. The prisoner is on trial
for entering q dwelling in the night
time with intent to steal. The testi-
mony is clear, that he made an opening
thro' which he protruded himself about
half way, and, stretching out his arms
committed the theft. But the indict-
ment charges that he actually entered
the tent or dwelling. Now, your honor
can man enter house, when only
one-half oS his body is in, and The
other half out!
Judge shall leave the whole matte
TO the jury. They must judge OF tn
law and the face rs proved.
The jury brought in verdict o
guilty" as to one half of his bod,
from the waist up, and mot guilty.
as to the other half.
The judge sentenced the guilty ha'
TO two years. imprisonment, leaving
to the prisoners option to have the nc
guilty half cut off or take it alon
with him.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

uJonathan Tonga gawky six-footer--
commonly called e Long John when on
his way to market, always stopped Tor ms
breakfast at the tavern of old Major f.
The major observed that John was ire"
mendous eater, and had looked crab-appIes
at him until he was tired, IN the nope Oh
inducing him to get his breakfast else
where. But it awaited not. Long 'ohn
was again on hand. "Major," said he'
cant | have some sassengers for break
fast 2" Eyes," replied the Major gruifiy'
gnd Scau have them II there is enough IN
- He then bawled 10 the house
9 counterfeit appearing, "rherc Betty
hrtenee passetthe measure OF that man.
.ba.d l,b,gth in sausages J! e.
~ baton Rouge ing for negro to
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
PARISH DIRECTORY.
PARISH OFFICERS.

PARISH OFFICERS.
v,orou PrrrHE-Judge of the Third judicial
VIZ '''' District Court, City
Carrollton.
b,,,, Terms-First Monday in January ano
June.
Probate Terans-First Monday in March,
April and November and ON
the Third Monday in tebrua-
ny and October.
Czerk-Edward Buisson.
Deputy Clerk--E. Rigaud.
Sherif-Guy DreuX.
Dcputy Sheriff.. Lecergne' Jules
G.. Dreux and S. N. Canon.
| Parish Recorder-E. Commagere.
! Deputy Recorder-E. Arceneaux.
| ssessor-J ules Micheh
Coroner-Daniel Young.
Iuspector of Weights and pleasures - e.
N. Deninger.
| Joint Committee.
1 C,arroUton-H. H. Gogreve.
I Right Bank-B.St. Mesme Lehre,on.
Left Bank--R. l.. Preston.
| Jefferson City Walden.
| Police Jury---Right Bank.
President Fergus Gardere,
Seeretary-W. G. Toledano
Trsasurer--L Delery.
First Ward--Gustave Leroy
Second Ward--J. b. Joaquin.
Third Ward--Fergus Gardere.
Fourth Ward--C. Millaudon.
Fifth W ard-B. St. Nj. LeBretorf
Sixth Ward-Thosnas A. Gaui
Seventh District-W b. Berthoud
Chcniene-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

8liss, Dyspeptic Remedy
Nliss' Dyspeptic Remedy
Hiss Dyspeptic Remedy
Bliss Dyspcptic Remedy
Has the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
HAS the Largest Sale
Nns the Largest Sale ~
OF any Medicine In the World.
OF any Medicine mn the World.
OF any Medicine ir the Worin.
OF any Medicine in the World"
100000 Packages :.
lOO.UUO Packages
100000 Packages
100000 Packages
Sold I'm Georgia and soUtnCHronh
Sold In Georgia and SouthCarolhna
Sold In Georgia ant: SossthCerotinn
Sold I'm Georgia nnd >"athCafoAs"
In Fourteen Months.
fin Fourteen Months,
I'm Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
It is Warranted to Cure
1t Is Warranted TO lure
Il IL Warranted 10 Cure
1t Is Warranted to- Cure
II Directions nre tOtio~e',
II Direction are Followed,
II ptrections Rre E'otioSVcnS
Ii Directions are FoioWe"'
Any Case of Dy dyspepsia
ANY Case az Dyspepsia
Any Case OF Dyspepsin
Amy Case OF Dyspepsia
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease.
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
.JaundIce,
JaunC}ice,
.Inuntsice,
JauuGlCc,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
General Debility,
PaIpitation,
PnIpItatSon,
PaIpitntion,
Pnlpitotion,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss OK Appetite.
Palm i'm Side and Back,
Pain la Side and Back,
Pain Ana Side and Back.
Pain In Side and Back,
IL Is Especially Adapted 40
It Us Especially Adapted to
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IL is Especially Adapted 10
Female Complaints;
Female Com plants;
Female Complaints;
Female Complaints:
az Produces RotunCiity of Form
IL Produces Rotundlty OF Form
It Produces Rotundity OF ForISa
1t Produces Rotundlty of Form
In Femnics of n THE and Spare Hab
In Females of n Thin ind Spare Hab
Irs Females OF IA Thin and Spare Hat
I'm Females or N Thu, and space Hah
Every invalid Should
Every Invalid ShOuld
Every Invalid Sho AID
Try One Package.
PrY One Package.
Try One Package.
SEND Postage Stamp to the Proprictors for
eemphiet ON 70 Diseases of Stomach and Bo.'els'
w. w. BLISS ~ CO., ProprietCrs.
'eN 300 broadway, New TO
For sale IA Car alton 6g
- G. P HEIDMAN,
Az his genuine Drug Store, on l.,
Areet, where pure and Fresh Drugs, W
~ Df-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
CARRoLLTON OFFICERS

Council Hall, Dublin. b. HampSon and Second stS
.Mayor-A 5. Fer,h
Coancilne.-H. H. Gogreve, F. Fisher. IL
Herrle, +. Schuer. Geo. Brooks,|
John Davenport. William Mayo,
and ]. r. Hutchinson.
Fifsancs Committee j. r. Hutchison, r
SCHUYLER, I'll. II. Gogrevo and CT
Brooks. 1
Streets and Landtngs--Gso. Herrle, John
Davenport, +. Fischer and Wn-
Secretary and Comptrolter--C. c. Porter.
Treasurer and Collector-W. l.. Duffy.
Surueyor--W. II. Williams.
Attorney--W. S. Upton.
Conan,issary and .Segton--tIenry Delbcl
Primter--M. G. Davis.
! Principal AsseSsor--C. C. Porter.
Assistant 4SSesSorS--P. Trahant and l.
| A. Heaton.
SCHOOL BOARD.
w. II. Wiliiap'7, Prcsident-Messr ID
NJ. HoilingswortI', DIR. ThcE Campbell, Al
5. Ferth, J. Davenport, NJ mandeur an
J. J.. Herrle.
Sscretary-C c. Porter.
| TEACHERS. -
Central SchooL---J. r. Hn,chisou, Jr, d
Miss NJ. Z. ArcStay.
Jefferson Schooi--Mr. Thomas Preston |
Miss Matte McComb.
Washington School, Mrs. Frances J.
and Miss Anna Amanda McComK
Justice Of the Peace--John d. Kamps
ConStnbte--S. Kerner.
JEFFERSON CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor ohm 7, Michel.
COunciimc'a--FirstW Ward, Il. G.. Noel.
f.. Laudun.
Second Ward, w. &. Cutl
&c. Davenpd2
Third Ward, T. F. WaldepX
p. Z. Davis.
Fourth Ward, Jules DolhonI
j. ]. Gidiere. :
Fifth Ward, Thos. $. Elder.
Sckatary and ptroiler--E. w. Grina
T7#usurer--Feliz Lagrous.
CoMmisSary--E. r. Chevalley.
P%er--James G. Henry.
s qor-Wrn. II. Williams.
Carrollton Mail.
eEes daily at halfpast 10 A. NJ; 4
IhMfot New Orleans tie NJ, daily.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Model WIG.
About week ago, one night
went with Jacob Ice
To visit his aunt Polly White
And drink cup of tea.
Full fifty times, in Jacobs llfe'
He had averred to me
That Polly was model wife,
And SO / went to see.
We found her with her main and might
A chopping by the door.
..she never thinks of asking White"
Said Jake, to do a chore;
..But rnilks the cows through cold and
At risk of life and limb,
And every sixpence she can get
She duly gives to him.
..And, as you presently will see,
AS true as Pm alive.
Though she is only forty-three,
She looks like sixty-fve!
..Seeing her changed to such fright
From what in youth she was,
.,Tis natural that Uncle White
Should scold her, as he does.
.And she, dear plIlient angel, grievos
And suffers all the while;
/ really think that Jake believes
Good women never smile"
Ere yet her visitors she spied'
Enthusiasm grew
To such pitch, he ran and cried; \,
s.Aunt Polly, how d. you DOR
Her husband, in drunken fit,
Was lying on the bed;
aPoor man, he isn't well bit"
Was all Aunt Polly said.
She sat down by him on STOOL
Shaking and pale with fear'
And every time he said "You fool !"
She told us he said 'Dear."
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

For sale ia Car alton J9
- c. P HEIDMAN,
Il Az his Genuine Drug Store, on Leveo
Areet. where pure and Fresh Drugs, Medl-
Gnes, Chemicals, Perfumery, etc, aIe always
oA hand ard ht sale.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
SCHOOL BOARD.

w. II. Wiliiapsa, Prcsident-M essrs. ID.
NJ. Hoilingswort, DIR. ThoL Campbell, Al
5. Ferth, j. Davenport, NJ, -.mandeur an
J. J. Herrle. rs
Secretary-C C. Porter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
Markets Below.
ST. LOUIS, JUNE s.

ST. LOUIS, JUNE s.
Republican Report.
WHEAT Sales limited to few lots to-day,
comprising los SKIS poor fall at 81 0S, and 80
prime club at 81 l0@l IL.
CORN--.Prices were little fuller to-day on
account of small receipts. Sales include 90
bags ear at 4Sc; $50 bags poor mixed at 453c;
1922 bags mixed and yellow at 4S@50c; 800
bags mixed and yellow at sic; $50 bags do
private 673 bags choice yellow at 52@53c.
OATS. STEADY but inactive. Sales Z, 1852 bags
prime, new gunnies, in two lots, at 43c; 81 bags
at same 625 bags, in secondhand and new
bags, at Age; 24O bags prime, in cotton bags
at Ale, and l59 bags at 800, bags returned.
FLOUR--Market- quiet and dull. Sales in
clude 400 bags low grade at 81 so; 1000 bags
city superfne private; 100 bbls country choice
superior at S. so; Is bbls single extra at SIS so,
and 100 bbls double extra at 81.
RYE--Unchanged with small sales at $50
S7ac, including sacks.
WHISKEY.-. Steady at lS5c, with sales of 32l
bbls.
HIDES--.Quiet at and l4c for green sailed
and dry flint.
POTATOES.-.T The mark ct has improved for
the better qualities. Sales comprise $40 bags
mixed at BIC; 95 bags prime Pinkeyes at soc;
2S5 bags choice do at 55c; and IS bags good
Meshannocks at Goo.
TOBACCO. Market steady with good de.
mand, and the better qualities are active.
Sales Is hhds Jugs from 81 50 to So; s hhds
seconds from So IS to 81 95; hid common
manufacturing at S. IS; hhds medium from
Sc IS to 50; hhds good and fine from Sill As to
Is Is, and boxes at So so and $l2 70.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
ITO THE LADIES'. M. COMINS

i MD, Professor of Obstetrics, and Diseases of Fe
males, particularly invites all ladies who need med
cal surgical adviser tn call at his Office No l9 South
Clark street. room No. up stairs Chicago Illinois,
address o Box 2)l5 inclosing one stamp.
DR. Comins having devoted fifteen years to the treat
ment of all diseases particular to females, and having
been greater part of the time in extensive inrm
xry practice has hesiancy in saying that he excels
all other practitioners in the safe, speedy and eectua
treatment of all female complaints. During his long
practice, thousands of patients deemed incurabe have
been saved from an untimely grave His medicines
infable, and perfectly safe 10 the most delicate
constitution.
Noce-All those whose health will not permit of their
becoming mothers, and wish quiet resort from the
cares and tolls of busy life, until their debated sys
TENS invigorated under the Of one of the best
physicians of the age will call address as above It
Is pity the world don't know how to get along and
avoid responsibilities, when 1t is the easiest thing in
istence and trouble BY renting Eve dollars to DR.
q, they can get prevention that never fail It is
impossible
Cancsr-That most dreaded of all diseases can be
cured ehecualy and permanently, without the use of
knife DR. has had great numbers of them under his
care, and has never failed to in single instance
Private diseases In all stages, primary secondary or
hereditary: seminal weakness, general debility mpe.
tsncv ana diseases Of the urinary organs of long or
snort DURATION radical cure is warranted in cases.
Charges moderate. Communications sacredly confden-
ta whatever may be the disease condition or situation
of any one, married or sir gle.
Medicines prepared expressly for the case In question:
ana sent by mail express to any part OF the United
states, put ny TO avoid all scrutiny suspicion
jel5-Wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

SUDDEN DEATH IN Sr1LLwArER-We
learn from the Saltwater Messenger, that
Mr.. J. G. Remick, we'll known lawyer of
that city, was found dead on Monday in
thicket short distance from his house. He
had been unwell and complaining of dizzi>
ness of the head, &C., for some time past,
and arose Monday morning as usual, and
after partaking of a light breakfast, took
his hat and cane and started for the purpose
of taking short walk Not returning at
the expiration of about two hours, his wife
became alarmed at his prolonged absence,
and set out in quest of him. After several
Intellectual searches, he was found shortly
after II o'clock, lying on the ground, dead,
in thicket just back of the Catholic
church. Mrs. Remick was terribly startled
and horror struck at such an unexpected
and awful sight. and her screams soon drew
to the spot a number of people who were in
the immediate vicinity, by whom the body
was conveyed to the house. An autopsy
was held by Drs. Noyes and Harlow, who,
after careful dissection and inspection of
the lungs, heart, stomach and brain of the
deceased. gave it as their opinion that con-
gestion of the brain, or apoplexy, was the
immediate cause of his death.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

UNITED STATES COURT AT PREsyoN.-
Judge Nelson, Geo. w. Prescott, Esq, and
the other officers of the United States Court,
arrived last evening on the Ocean Wave. The
term of Court was closed on Thursday ev-
ening. George L. Lumsden, convicted of
stealing land warrants from the mail at the
Post Office in this city about two years
ago, was sentenced to Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary at Saltwater for the term Of
ten years. The sentence is the same as
that OF Preston, for the same ofene, at the
term held in st. Paul last fall.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

The TELEGRAPH.-The La Crosse Demo-
crat says the telegraph poles have been set
between St. Paul and Minnesota, As miles
above La Crosse. They will be extended
to WinOna next week. Mr.. Winslow of
St. Paul, it is said, will be back from the
East with the wire in few days. How
be gets it nobody knows. He has faculty
of doing what nobody else can do in sixteen
States. He built the Winslow House
State House, Court House and dozen
buildings at st Paul the Winslow House
and the State University at St. Anthony;
the Winslow House at St. Peter, and
another large Hotel at Belle Plain, all of
which must have cost not less than
100000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
Local Affairs.

ARRIVAL OF CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES
BOUND TO THE FAR NoRrHwEsr.-Right
Reverend Vital Grandin, Catholic Bish-
op, and coadjutor of Bishop Tache, who is
stationed in the Hudson Bay Cnmpany's
Possessions, arrived Thursday, accompanied
by several clergymen and sisters, making
thirteen persons in all, and will start to day
for their respective stations, which are fifteen
hundred miles distant from st. Paul, and
over nine hundred miles beyond Pembina!
Bishop Grandin is stationed at Ilea Ia
Crosse, with two clergymen and one brother,
and reaches it by way of Lake Winnepeg
and the Saskatchewan river. 1t is point,
if we understood him Alright, between Slave
Lake and Athabaska Lake. Two of the
clergy at Fort Resolution, ION some of the
maps Lake Providence) and one at Fort
Separation. At Athabaska two priests and
two brothers. At Fort Augustus, there
will be three clergymen and four sisters, and
at Lac la Biche, two clergymen and two
brothers. The people among whom they Ia
Dor are just below the Esquimaux, and are
called Louche (squint eyed) Indians. There
are also large number of Assiniboin Sioux
in the vicinity.
The resolution and enterprise, and the
great motive which inspires these devoted
missionaries is worthy of Father Claude
Allouez and Hennepin, the first white man
who is known to have set foot on the soil
Minnesota, and the first priest who ever per-
formed the rite of baptism in Minnesota.
Let any one who is curious to know where
the region is to which these missionaries are
bending their steps, take the map and trace
the line of latitude sixty-6ve, Twenty
degrees above st. Paul) on its intersection
with one hundred and twenty longitude, and
they will find it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

ANOTHER TRAIN FOR RED RIVER
Messrs. Burbank & Co. got their second
train for Red River ready for start Sat-
urday. 1t was composed of about fifty
covered wagons, which were mostly loaded
with the goods of the Hudson Bay Com
pany, which have been arriving for some
time past. When in line, the train reach
ed nearly half mile, and made fine ap-
pearance, and were in striking contrast to
the trains which come down from that Sec
ton, under the charge of the half-breeds.