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PREVALENT MANIAS.

Tie blue glass mania has had it's day.
The bar rooms are removing their signs of
cock tails in blue glass" and the cerulean
gobets, wherein those seductive aud pre-
sumaby sun strengthened beverages were
dispensed, may be purchased for small
sums from the cheap china vendors on our
sidewalks. We notice dimin ution in the
sheets of blue glass hung in the windows
of private dwellings, "sigus," some one
calls them, "to inform the public of the
gullibility of tie inmatea;" and in fact the
only evidence at hand which exhibits any
vitality of the now rapidly ,collapsipg blue
glass mania is the production of cheap
variety of note paper, called the Pleas
anton" because the pasteboard box in
which it is contained has q blue glass lid.
Blue glass, therefore, has had its RIM, it's
inventor has earned his notoriety, ard
also the thanks of the glass dealers, who
have reaped fine pecuniary harvest.
Two new manias are at hand, to wit /:
the celery cure and metallic therapy. "Cel-
cry is the greatest food in the world for
the nerves." says one of cur contempora
ries: and the information is travelling the
length and breadth of the land. 1t is
fashionable nowadays to call every ailment
that flesh is heir to d nervous disease (;
and where our ancestors would have re-
sorted to such homely remedies as a hot
drink and simple cathartics, the present
practice demands chlOral, and bromides,
and quinine, and strychnine, aud phos-
pilates. aud rare chemicals without num-
Der. Of course celery is pleasanter to take
than most drugs; and now that it is
brought forward as new nervine, plenty
of people will nse 1t As it can do no
harm, and, indeed, may actually work
good by checking the too prevalent con-
sumption of "nervOus specifics" the mania
is rather benefit than otherwise, and
should be encouraged. Wild celery or
smallage is known to possess some narcotic
effect, and is reputed as unhealthy. AS
regards the medicinal properties of Guilt
waited celery, there are no affiliations of
them in the United States PharmacOpoiaj
but as celery (apiuns graUeOlensl belong4 to
the came family as the parsley (dpians
petrOseliHHps), it is probable that it would
weld apiin and aIi1l, as such substances
are obtaiaed from che latter. Apiol acts
as tonic, similar Ia its effects upon tho
r sfer7 n Catg
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
INN ACULATE CON CEPTIoN.
Corner Of Common and BAIonno streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution incorporated by the State
Quoted by Fahs,o Of Society Of Jesns The bui
entirely cut OF from the street 10 resorved fol
recreanon that from tho arrival of the pups 81 7St
till their departure NJ they are oonstAn sly
aecluded md snperintended.
The Course of Instruction Ia threesold, Preparatory
Copmeroial aud Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginpera.
Tho Com rsrcial Course 10 studen 70 who dc
not wish learn Latin and GreVk.
The Classical Course is those no desire have
con- pete ed ucation.
French is Taught in the khree courscs
StAdents Tot admitted. unless they know how 70
read and write.
The and training OF the studentss the
Isad ng object of the Instructors.
Every month report ia sent 10 parents stating con-
duct progross rank IN oiass and attendance.
The acaGeruical year begins the First Monday
of Ootohei al cioses Tow the end of July.
TRIMS:
entrance Fee, a..
Jolegato Course, payable in advance, and ia Ubitec
States currency, two months $40.
Preparatory CouIte sic.
my2U77Iv REV. r. GAUTRELET Prraidept.
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The other mania, metallic tberapy, to
which we have already briefly alluded, is
perfectly harmle ADD at presept Ia CON
fined ae to France. Les Mondes. OF recent
date, reports another "astonishipg CHEZ
child four years old this time, almost
dead with meningitis. The metal Their
apy Inventor developed the infsnt-there
is no Ctitdren's Protective society in
France-in plates of iron aud copper from
head to foot. Half of the body vi Cover
ed With one metal, half with the other. in
order "that both metals might have 40
equal chance OF doing gooa,u In eight
hours, the child revived; IN siS days, it was
out Of danger: Ia month, it was well.
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WY CA1HoLIcs SHOULD sE UNIrED
lCin cinnati TELEGRAPH ,


There should be close divine npity
among Catholics They should oct as on =
man; not because they are bound together
by similarity OF interests, NOT because
they are assnciated by n sameness ofpnlit-
zeal 0pihiots--not because their CAREER in
life aud social relations lie in the same di
rection-bat because. and for 20 other
reason, they are individually, mem hers of
the same body, the head whereof is Christ
There ia no act of religion propobn"sa hg
any one member of the CATHOLIC b"dy that
ia not shared by every other mem Der, in
the same manner az an affectiun of any
one part of tie human body affects tho
whole ; and, Therefore, it is that Catholics
are benefited by the blood of martyrs,
whether split in our own country.. in de,
Tense of the faith, or shed in China or
Japan, or i'll the wild islands of the Paeifc
Ocean they are benefited BY the Pray ers
of the holy, whether poured forth at the
foot of the crucifix in the solitary conpents
at home, in Italy, Spain, France, or Portu-
gal, or in the wllds of America. So in the
same manner, whether the missionaties of
the faith sacrifice their lives amidst see mes
OF sickness and plague in their own dis
tricts, or traversing the wild Oregon terri
tory' amid frosts and sno IS; wbether 10
the confessional, or struggling with the
unknown dangers of barbarous lands no
matter where the deed ia perfor ali
Catholics have The benefit of that actiu the
same manner IS all the members of the
human body chow the benefit Of every act
done for the advantage of the body gen
orally.
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QUE Bors AND G1RLs.-Dr. Fl. P. Bow
ditch has made report to the stste Board
of Health of Massachusetts which has Gu
rious interest. 1t contains the results of
many years of Investigation a. to the
growth of children. TIE doctor, during
the last twenty, Eve yeanr!s, he; made
uals of the femsle, and twelve of the ma ale
sex. They were nearly all relsted, and
represent, We may safely conclude, a fair
average of the generation in America.
His Investigations showed, first, that
growth is most rapid during the earliest
years of life; secondly, that dnrine the
first twelve years boys are from one to two
inches taller than girls of the ssme age !;
thirdly, that at aboat twelve apd a half
years girls begin to grow faster tpan boys,
a ane the thsn heT ysr sne
fourthly that as about fourteen apd a hall
boys again become taller, girls az this pc
T THa b bsys eoosus Until
nineteen years of age.
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Thts iobG establshed Institution fAvorHby known
TO the people of tho South viii enter upon ia Fortv
nfth Scholastic year on
"wednesday, October 4, 1876.
With the old advantages of aound Cl.aa,c.I .,1
Commercial Education, the Directors of de r,oicsS
taSes Of TstSass baidinS entirely %e1 ALL HaTss:
superior 70 the former College pons Of ventiistion
for three hundred years has devoted itseiz 70 t6e
vantage Of long traditional experiences The Taostm
they profess to give In based upon Religion and
pupils with useful knowledge but sSo to iSss ne
their hearts the ostee of virtue and practical love
The Plan Of INSTRUCTION consists Of three priossl
Courses the Preparatory, the Classical and the Cen
class either CssaIc or 6oinaercai ooarsS.
Univorgty Eduoation. At the end o. the slstk yea
Greek and Latin isngusEsa and sSow sUcst y sr 20
cheney In Mental and Sasurai Philosophy. Chssissry
to tho degree Of A. B. Bachelor Of Artsj
The DeGree of Master Of Arts "a. MI Is awarded 10
ply and SceRCe in the College, who paisod two
years IL t the HTaS1iSe Of 2 learned profession.
embraces All the branches usually taught in Commoro
COleges The third year Of this Corresponds o
Students attend lectures in Natural PhosoDSv and
Chemistry with the Nom beers Of the Graduating ons
The age OF admission Is frum uins to hftoen yosgs
read and write
TERMS OF TES noHrHs.
Entrance Fee, nrsS only rs 90
Board, Tuition and Washing, payable half.yeariy.
~ and IN advanoe..-- 800 %
Bed and Bedding. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 -
Circulars DO obtained by addressing tho
PRESIDENT OF sP2IhG HILL cOLLEGR,
THE JESUIT rAT TPsi -
P. PoURsINE College HEsGs,
SS'27o" -" SrSvier street New Orleans.
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BETWEEN Two OCEANS.
tLouisxille Courter.Jourrall

lLOuleVlle OOurler.J ournnl)
Mr. Jas. Vaughan Thomas is earnestly
advocating the construction of the Nicar-
aqua canal in the columns of the New
York Times. He refers to the present
comparatively peaceful condition of Cen
trail America, and the entirely friendly
feeling between the Governments of the
Republics of Nicaragua and Costa RIGA
and the United States. The line of the
canal will pass through the two Republics
mentioned, and Mr. Thomas says, as to
the cost, that Commander Lull reported
that the country would sabsist cbeaply the
whole force to build the canal and furnish
from 1900 to 5000 first class native la
borers. The water supply was thirty eight
times the maximum demand on the canal.
The cost of the canal would be $50, 600 600,
and ali the materials exist in the country
to construct it. Its length would be
$50 76 miles from GreytowD, on the At
lantic, to Brito,, on the Pacific. The sum
of SIS, 900, 600 would build both ocean har-
bors. The crossing of the lake fifty
miles would cost only 800 600, and this
for dredging, etc. To build the artificial
canal forty six miles from the Atlantic in
land would cost about Sl9 600. 600. To
dig through the crest on the Pacific side
would cost under $22, 900, 900, and would
| be only 16t miles long the rest would go
t1r slack water navigation on the San
Juan river of sixty. three miles. Such
GGlal would be &c feet deep, $50 feet
Wlue at the surface, and 72 feet wide at
S W. bottom, with ten locke east of Lake
NhGaragua and ten locks west of it, each
t .Gck TO coat about S390,0OO. These are
sIe latest official engineers estimates to be
CpLained." Ar. Thomas asserts that if
our government boldly undertakes the
CONSTRUCTION Of the canal d" fOreig0 capital
WIN be torthcoming." 1t would be better
tor the friends of the Nicaragua route
lWhlch certainly possesses great advan.
tageel to secure the foreign capital fret
ana then get the United States simply TO
indorse the enterprise.
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Boswell once asked johnson if there
w wsFs s mo possible oa
was the reply. "WeIl," says Boswell,
" suppose a man has been guilty. OF fraud
that he was certain would be fouud out"
"Why them" says johnson, " in that case
let him o TO come country where he is not
known, aud not to the devil, where he is
known"
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st. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns Of st. Dominic.

The duties this Institution will be resumed the
First Monday in September.
The system OF education embraces History. Geo.
graphy the English and French Languages and Ltera-
ture, Rhetoric MAthematos, Bookkeeping, Natural
Philosophy. Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention givon EpstoIary
and Composition; also to Tapestry. Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework
Lessons in Painting and wax.wOrk form extra
charges
Les"Ons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by n
Professor. au27H
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ST. VINCENTs HOME FOR BOYS
No. 81 Biouville Street.

The Rev. Fathers. Of Holy Cross in oharso.of n.
Home having completed an extension Of the budipgs
few boys having PATenta or guardians abIa 70 pay 3
small sum for their board and education vvtlIIa =.
eoived. Tboae under twelve years Of age vim - l,.
a. school 81 the Hossa ana thOse over tuaivol srs
win Be sant e Holy Cross kedaI Farsa, vksse 49,
v - employed half tie ahy sn rs fsEua asAt a. lr
1890 D,R rs..sst
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ST. VIHCENTs BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT DONALDSOHYILLB La
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

This Institution ia located In above ma he
full httle village Situated Ae tnHctou OF lie MiauiS
sIPP river ard the Bayou LeIOurcbe II Ia aocesSblo
ut ALI AeHsonB OF the year both railway and Wafor
PareDts Wl md fc- their in this Instt-
ton All the facilities for Christian and refined oduca
ton the cnurss of instruction came Rs thaA
Pnrsued sc 81 JossphS csdemy, EmmsttSburE Mary.
land, Of WEich u 10 y branch The buildIna1 a6d
REoaD de arc spacious and cOmmodioaA
In confederation Of the changed condition OF the
Souh the terms boon early hnlfprfoa
Tho academic is divided ipto Sssiona og I've
months each the first commencing September lst and
the second February LIST.
TERMS-Psyable in Advance.
Board and Tuition, including washing mspdIDg
bed and bedding per sesaion ..-...-....-.se Is 90
$50 90
french IAnkuaEo %
Tapestry, PSinting, Ste, extra charges.
Music, PiaHO. At Professor price
Books and StAtioneFy, at curroht prices.
For further particulars, Ts6.rvne-s 10 MAZE IN
PeEsoD 10 the different Ipstit1ttoHs Now Orleans o.
by letter to the Sisters sc Dobalcsonvtlle. iva
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EDUCA4 0NAL.
OF
s L Z X OF ST. JO SEPH
Corner St. Philip and Calves streOss,
New Orleans n
And Bay ST. Louis, on the Sea Shore
INSTITUTION


Tho government throughout this estaalishuuant ~
mild and parental. The pupils fo.
ther instr uotreeaes Rac-raton table -
the same Tor ALL In short, everything tends 10 -.
mote afeetionats union between the Skaters ma -,
young ladioa intrusted TO their mutherly care. -
The instruction 10 thorough and aod and In har,nonw
with the REQ uiremenSs a. society The
(in both Engsh aud Frenoh an tho branches Of Know.
taught by natives of respective 90 a. 20 n.
correct pronunciation. - -
The soadomical year closes with public exhihitio
and distribution of premiums which parents are In
vfted.
Education 10 here the object of speoal atenttan ara
sOicitude. Governing thoss placed under their ohs
by moral suaaion alone tho Sisters Of st. Joseph en-
vor to inouicate principles of solid pety, REQUIRE
strict polite liable deportm ana
instil feenge Of respect and affection towards parcafs
Pupils OF all denomin ations admitted.
NoTA-Durtng the bathing season, tho Roardtrp
School moved to the Bay ST. Louis whore ths Sister,
of st. Joaeph have o dourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid In advance, follower
ZoAruh&, per three mon tins .0A 90
AsN, . -, 10 %
Music Lessons and uee OF Instrument - %
DtAWink lessons %
Pastel oil Painting according to the number pups
NeodIe-work In all 10 varieties, golden embroidezy
artificial nowers II taught to the sUn
charge.
For further particulars address Superioro.s az a.
Academy of the Sisters of st. Joseph 1871 New o..
leAnsi" or, II more convenient, apply 70
de2i7oy or o. ID. ELDER. Agent
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z. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice Precedent.
DIREcToRs.
ED CONERY, FREDERICK WING,
]. d. KELLER, W. 81. THOMAS
W. u. SCHAI JAMES JACKSOH
e. O. PALMER.
This Bank insures against loss by BURGLARS
THIEVES and FIRE at low rates.
Deposits of FIFTY CEETS and upward receiyed
and Six Per Cent allowed paysbe Jan and July
M capital and the character of its Directors guSrs1
too It's Depositors against loss.
jyll 76Iy JOHN s. WALTON, osrbis
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

|" The Catholic Orphan AsyumS at Matches, NiOs'S-
sippi, will receive boys and girls as bOArderu tie
charge of lIO per month always paid in advance
This will pay board, lodging. washing and tuition
The girls pay extra ny per month for tn
use Of the uniform.
The bOarderS will hav the came fare and treatment
~ the orphanA
This arrangement l. made Cor :hs s=pss!s =ooozaS.
dAtion OF Catholic families with limited means that
wish TO give their children plain Catholic eduostios
At little expenses or at least to give them few month";
Of particular preparation for their First Comm pioP
and Confirmation.
Children. however, who not Catholics will sLo
DO received.
Apply to the Brother Director of D'Kvsreux Ha
Orphan Asylum to the Sister Servant Of St. srJb
Orphan Asylum, Eatchsz Mississippi. ia3O
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de24 L.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(sT. MARYG)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.


PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated On tho Mi.siaoppi River sixty AUiea ahsv.
Now Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, inssz.
porated by law of tho Legislature empowered n
grant diplomas and degrees, will open ON TUES
DAY, October Sd 1876. It is under the direction
OF the Marist Fathers who form society specially d.
voted to education College Point Convent Landing
convenient and regular landing places steamboat
going TO and returning from New Orleans.
Trims,
Payable in o. 8. currency half yearly In Adyancs,
Board tuiton. washing and stationery por term Of
Doctors fees and medicine, In ordinary GASES Of mi.
waAnlhs' per Anhum %
Entrance iee to be paid only 10
II Extra Charges
German or Spanish. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Drawing
Use Of philosophical Apparatus and chemioAls... 10
Violin or Piano. with uae Of instruments per month
Use Of instrument and music lessons tBrAss Baaal
School Books. Stamps, other school neos::arisS,
Bedding whom provided By the College per annum Il
N. BAH music lessons be paid for moatAlv
In advance.
RKPRRENcEe,
His Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishcp Nav OysAAno
The Rev. Clergy OF Algiers.
For further details. sppy to the Rev. President %
tho College, or to -
MR.. p. PoURsINR
oc29 To ~ No. GrAvior street,Eew Orleans.
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ST. sTANIsLAUs
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MIssIssIrrY.

This institution chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Sacred HeAr1
been in successful Operation aimee 1885, Beautifully
situated on the shSres Of the Bay exte.
Of breeze and bathing tho summer its spel
did location IL great Indictment to heathfu exsrciae
and amusement for the pupils. Tho Comm Couae
comprises all the branches of good Engsh eduoatcs
Board and Tuition Per session payable half yearsv In
advance ESQ 20
Washing, per session. 10 90
Bedding, session, (optionaD. 20
Doctors Fees -.....--...---..-.-...--. oC
Vacation, If spent ut the institution 80 90
EXTRA CHANCES;
Piano and Violin, per month, e0ch. 90
Use Of Piano per month Observation-Disclosures. ] so
Flute, per month 90
Brsss instrument, per mon tn ......---.. 90
Spanish and German languages, per month, oaoh 20
For further Particular apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
py2O s7iv Director of the College
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T ,oUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosEPn's,>
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution so Mvoraby known
hfth Scholastic year on 50 1OA"
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st. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE, -
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New Orleans

This Academy. under the charge OF the Nuns Of st.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site New Orleans
The plan of instruction untes every advantage which
contribute to education at once solid and re-
fined.
Board and Tuition, per snnam -.-.---.----.e200 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
scholastic duties resumed the LIST Of September.
For further particulars address
oc29 7sIv MOTHER PRIoREss.
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All kinaH oR fancy and stapie arg goods e
y
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ST JosEPH's ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Eear EmmitsburE Frederick County, Maryland.
This Institution pleasan in healthy
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount St
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in isie The
building are convenient and spacious.
Tho academic year divided two sessions Of Ave
months each.
board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding Washing, Mending and
Doctoes fee ~ g
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided INTO two sesaons Of i've
months each beginning respectively the frat Monday
of September and the frat Of February.
Letters of inquiry directed 70 tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
NOS 76 ly st. JosophS Academy. EmmtsburR Nd
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GAS FIXTURES RANGES.
THOS. McKENDRICK,
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,

80 ~
Above Josephine.
DEALER IN PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
MATERIALS, CHANDELIERS
BRACKETS, ETC.
AGENT FoR THE
NEW BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
PARAGON RANGE,
Hearth AND HOME COOKING STOVES,
for Wood or Coal.
MIXED PAINT. READY FOR USE,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
EH All orders Will receive prompt attention at low
prloea. lat II lv
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CT. CHARLES COLLEGE.
GRAND CoTEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.

This College Incorporated by the State Of Louisiana
with the privilege OF conferTing Academic In
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society OF Jesus
The plan Of nsCruction braces the ordinary
of Scence Literature and Com the came they
are taught in otner Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October I'd.
TERMS.
Board Tuition Washing aud Stationery per year $3.50
Hntrsnce Fe flor tho hrst year onIyJ.----...... IL
hedicAl Eees-- ~
Bed and Bedding when furnished by the College. 10
Payments must be made half yearly Ia advance.
For further particulars Apply to
T. POURSINE IL CO.. Rents,
auI376 I4O Gravier street New Orleans
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WAR
THE TENAs FRONTIER GUARp,


Chicago, Dec. 5.-The Fourth cavalry
from the Indian territory ana the Twen ieth
Infantry from Dakota, are the regiments
which have been ordered to Texas for service
on the Rio Grande. Their places are sup
piled by other department charges. These
bodies of troops will be recruited up to their
full regimental strength and will materially
strengthen the forces along the border
TROOPS To THE BLACK HILLS
Orders have also been issued for compa
mes |, Z. L and NJ of the Seventh cavalry,
numbering 1S4 men, to move Immediately
from FIT Lincoln to Deadwood, where the
Indians are reported to have completely in
vested the place. The infantry at Standing
Rock will Join these ferccs, and companies
from Forts Smelling and Sisseton are also
to participate in the march. Thirty two
wagons accompany the expedition. The
start will be made to day or TO morrow,
some preparation being necessary in view
of the severe weather and bad roads. The
force of the Indians is reported at six hun
dred, and they are said to have committed
some depredations Officers here believe
the accounts are exaggerated, and that there
will be no serious encounter