The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1850, Page 7

Andtan Council! at Fort ‘Thomas Fisher lease MoCarrick Michael McLellan Woodbury MeQurren Owen ‘THE DIFFICULTY wa : Sioux AND cul | A patent fors new kind ay toh Wan A Fisbee R leCluskey Peanis Mobibiag Hoary MeGrener John a voy fa et to Eu fin Robert From $t-Peal (ii June 13. gas, has been taken out B. a Jeremiah a xolving (ai arnt Jame. gy ‘The lake craft registered in the Chicago, ied'zen Eineair Cghetantin Flowery Jaa & 3 Ete well as by our Be > cltionse at home, to learn the | #mounts Fad Cy hed four eyaaiae, ie ‘venive Foley aed Frog Thee xe ton bey Feavae Mearan result of the council between the Sioux and Chip- | ##eregate tonnage temp. ih we rept E Hawiey Forrest ws Hebenalt ona’ Jobe pewas, we have concluded to issue an extra, re- CUI ea mca “SE ae Poss Geo ‘Seth R = 4 MoCare Me suming ings where we left off in our w rowdiek Underdill 0 en issorny ate a edition of Mon Howard D Fulcher Geo-2 ‘ichn i . o t Jol 1 fol aller McConnell Robert the Fort, about 12 e’clock Btac; Fils 2B Efeize ey Ferrick MeCoy John cked 0 at in the most characteristic thweather iS Farland 3 HP” Mec aria Chartes rietti ydam Sarah noGere MoCuch James 128 nunbetng about as Some were | ei as | Bere ith Thereria McGregor Michael Mos iar*aut Patk mounted on horses; oF ie | ‘over the 1h 8 McConnell Thomas beers to she “ sean Srolded! ‘Life is too abort and viuin, shouting and "yell relicliy' ht was ig snune oto aie oe . “y nt rman Carciine Paton Withehms ye Mavens MsCarmiey jae sey portion of tha ape fo be spent without w the othee, timely ale ee 4 tnuitied as follows, ba boon the mesa of waving the Nuttuli Jove and the life of thonas: 8 ee HI TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND Neinieide Fred- Newell We copies have been gold vince the frst edition was erick: 2 Neary Joba The author has been induoed to adversioe i¥ b mgvet N ing request of those who have been tn x Captain nN, captaelt The aia gare feeay, Avi tas! r an tienen all he Roi dea (that sil may have an o - Alter some delay, caused by the time necessaril ‘These ADK! At rf o on ree neers oreots os et new Pressly Tile jah Gravely Samuel td Norton Jo thousan: ters of encomium, some.of whieh are aut occupied in posting sentinels, arranging prelime Ph tw nt ag ba Cay Foperre ott piaiee Orlane Win tt ER Notun Lyman Noel & CoC peek oh to the advertiseme: naries, &c., &c., a depul mn of both sides ad- | struction, as also ‘sleo in their to ensu: CP y Au: ch wien Win Nunaa Mich! Nugent Philip THE Mw RR M. vanced tow ards each other, meeting half way; and | speed) and their ceommode tent i F Pesongers are Grsnene J Giese dol icon ua trick Aye David A IARRIED WOMAN’S elegance or comto 0 of ‘from Gear neon he ceremony of shaking hands was got through | ¥orx to Liverpool, $130; exclusive use of extre. sive state Green eenvauit Daal D ee Capt mead | ogeusae Cea tienen | Fe ene Cee Ion. pose in lenges Lent hl neon bes ona rome, S08, Ap. experienced sw i, A aptached } = William reone J Thomson Greenleaf Kmery O'Carrell Mathew Geiss dow Jouspa BY. DR. A. M. MAURICEAU, r even while their hands were clasp sacl ip. No berths seoured uni for. For Walker Mi jregeey Sa ‘eso! they eyed dach other ina suspicious manner, and | * PH 9PPT op COLLINS, 56 Wallstreet; | Walker Mar Greater Wu- Geeeetanl® Ge ieee Tenth Edom, Imo. 7p 250. Price, $100. tried to Soros a smile, but it terminated in a mutual or, to BRORD, SHIPLEY & 00, Live: Wall Johan: Griebel Caspar = Giguel 4 By, ™ The Peoito will i riffen t Is WORK I8 INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR THM 0 VErpOOL ane une iby 180, | Welker Careline Foor oe reese Setniek MARBIED, or those contemplatin inge, as it The chiefs and head men were then invi- Watts at Geass Jean Sibert nd tmiyortcnt ‘secrete which eee ee ae ee ae Saas oe eee ige Welleee Rise Giltee’sonce ‘ry female—the wife, the mother—the one sither s . Gibert Henry H years, ehiefs of both parties having seated themselves Walsh Belin Mrs Ho Ginedria GB Onertag Chas tira-vis to each other, the governor proceeded to Wattan Moen- Wily le, were Rommae—2 Sin Cen, Ostrom Henry Orrin Benedewe yeep address them as follows, through interpreters. The Wallace F ‘Willams Mrs (Wa- Wood @ ee Chetan tiene had a mnor’s speech lasted some length of time, he Wallace Jane teres. ne F Gould Win . eae | pean Padrines John ved im ite faboring under a great disadvantage in being ob- Vee, Wore Y Wiikinoon Anne Grown Roswell Goure Mons Alford | Paryeyin GB PetkuillJames Faitone ty Laurens Pan py heyy liged to wait between each sentence till the two ‘ececine Teeny Cotheohia’ Heapeivetias © Gould McCracken Godrich Edw Plant John Pavtridge Jas W Parker Robe . iene a ir peaeenes aud go Jeane 28 paemn. & DeGrit Gordon Geo Parlin Audw Paluer Join Parry Humphrey ~ rpretations were made :— no abate, ani ight. or passage, having | Young Jane ‘ecu Gyles John, jard Mons JP er Thes Pallas Parner Wm 7 Currrewa ann Daxota Crrers anp Heap Mew :— tplendia He tai tat ahesinge GRWELEMEN'S LIST. pes A Gutman Chae mt i a John G SICKLY AND UNUAPPY WIVES. 69 South street, ‘ ‘ach Letter f “ malees be ellected tolorget the past cootrtenecs OR, KINGSTON, JAMAICA, DIRECT. THE SPLEN- 2eherman Nicholas ry Mine—2 Allen Chas H an rica Ao iit — Darvon, May 1a, and affuirs—to bury the hatchet of war forever, aia steamsh p CRESCENT aire 1900 tons burthen, feats James Allen Ebeneser Halkett ¢ i Hanee & Panton Phelps 7 a ‘Dr. A. M. Mavarceav—My dear Sir: ‘The Married Wo- and sustain a permanent, enduring, and benelical | © 8 Stods Axia Wm L(A B) 4 Robe: Alliston Robt—2 Hale & Co Halsted Jol Peck Geo W Peabody 8 V man’s Private Medi Companion,’ for whieh I insloned one 1 - hopes th: ean rangement Allen George W J Albro James G Hall Jot Peek Mr Posdie John FY to hau Ad am now in hopes tha e arrangement ‘Alexander Herr Peek Saml Perere Joes with canes ee may be eflected, which may protect your helpless Sine ‘De N Henry pepper SF itud women and children from the assaults of the toma- Andrews Otto °F incere and heart! 4 ial Ht ba iy ‘wife hea been. pere ci hawk, which they ate certainly at the present time MROUGM LIND 90 GALIFORNIA—7EE U & MAIL Fn) y ioemnel ta wie 18 oF i much in danger of. ‘The whites now live as friends Steamship, Comp Company between New York, Havana, New ‘Andrews Robert brose ing 60) ore you, und occupy a space of grouad all around | Orleas hing off Charl Savannah tock Nathas: Pritton wv ay hth Gustave successive one more and m prosi you on the ’ Mississippi, St. Croix, and Lake Supe- to land ponetng peas voinee ry) West wtin HW niiipe John bs in imminent danger, and whieh was, ° ’ ~ street, corn arren endid | Archibald ChaeD Aymes, A¢ Archer Chas O , loon, Thee ed of. Tauppesed thas this state rior ; and they now, though not as formerly, can | steamships spe Ont, Caps J on Findlay Schone U v. é *xary, nth a rend Philips Hepr pe ‘and resigned myseli see aud witness your wariare by the reeking scalps | $,000 tons; GEORGIA, Capt. David D. Porter,’ U. Henry Antec W x u me Jas Price Geo P Penfin & Rogers Potts John ut two months) I heard introduced iu their midst. The whites are all tired | 800tons; FALCON. soap J. Hartsteine,U. 8. N eyed Apénvomer Pty Adams Sc! Sitens Chas 1 Harrison WB Powell Alex A Poverin Benedette Porter John F he ws tons. All the vemels of this Company, have double engines | ‘Adler Christoph Harte Chris't Post Laws & Co Potter H G-2 Polhemus Poter is us well as disgusted. Our great Father, is of the best construction, and accommo ‘arregan John ngton Paik | Hattls June Pollak Jos Powell Francis 1d i also sick of it, and has resolved to endure it no rpassed. ' The steamship ‘OUIg will eail'on | Bachelor Mr BadaireHenry Bradley Rev Joshua Bardesbrock WA Herman Aaron Harvey Gen James | Pople! Herray = Bowell Richd fooger. Ae te Grea Spit hg laced the Creat | Ra iaraea ath die iaemetanomeare | aeamacrss | Etre Birt aires feare fore mare Father to preside over you, if he endured this Ae senna Fred at evans to, the Falcon, OY Babcock Se dy ee ‘Bleek D pee Basard''@ Hayes OB. Pomesor J R-8 Cap) Poll Pecuniary consideration can ever repay the obligations I am sat of hing any Loney, the Great Sit would | Rese Seater ie : py 4 Haase Some Be rH — et Palit | ERASE Cnaacn in oh anea"wani's Pate case to smile on him. 'o many of you, no doubt, joann nee Sek, . SOR Medienl ( jon.’ But for thi eh this may scem a harsh.course; and many of you | Wrethsa Warcesecctete se SPP the Becen Juin. Brady Pa Quinn Rishep mee Bishop Save pasesd over my bend. in all heman probesility, sx ‘eat and Warren stree M. Blackman Henry D Brady Jo ft z wh seamen, jeenpene our ge ‘ather og your Haves of Pa Pasongo Through. ley MJ Branchi Jr Freak Bai ted 8 a jueripel Lt i fe ws 1d have been in ber crave, and my children is. is is not so. He does not desire to in- Raker E & Co hess.” terfere with your happiness or your land—if he fev 17 head san Baas, per eee Hermaun 48 Rowe Parsons, Rastoter Mich’ — Rabeirh James Estract from a Latter, y pp! y $90 Baker Rey Wn G did, he would come with arms and men to take it $300 or $150 Bramble Samuel Hersey Joseph Radcliff Dr Wm Rug? Ranny Thomas COMPETENCE AND HEALTH. by force. You are all aware that his agents here Brenin Henry Heaman W ae im Sh prot eal Lana, castePa., Oot. 2%, 1847, Rave been sometimes neglectful, but you are also veceled vinden gam Blake Veter Hepbom Thee listiningor Kalove Anthony H Haymcnd a’? Reiferty Martin My Dra Sin—T know you will have the kindness to be “y p y ba my Ki Henessy Arthur tian Honry 7 y y y to bear aware of the trouble and expense to which he has re Lemuel F Henley Phil Randolph Wy Mf Kae alex's Rawal Charles [ith me in encroaching upen your time, while f aeknow- gone to prevent the free use of spirituous liquors = Ed Barckley Erastus C seaur Hennesey Wire ao. aa | ooo pia tena of eae fooh among you. It is well knowa that its free use OR CALIFORNIA—THROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN Bartlet FG ° Heypon Andw Higgins Capt Thos | Reed Ja Reynolds Silas would sweep you away hke sheep, and the whites Francisco, ave New York July 1st, Higgins Michl :% Rees Wm H Keamer Abram would have your lands without any efiort. oship Crenetat City, itty, tet “Shag oe ssa | Be Bi Bi Tease aT HAM Caps Saml Higham Re Reason Patrick You certaiuly must ali be aware of the extensive feest Bare Was é ets or “7 'é ‘Thomas rn er of your Great Father. His people reach ROUGH LINE FOR SAN ae 5 patton eter Stephen ise 4 Reilly Philp Heil Robert mny situation when t cbtained your book through the ae ceegltes f th He hes | 1 M, » omnes Epes Kelly Marten Reid Kobere merest curiosity. I look upon it as one of the most fortu= the rising to th ‘tting of the sun. e has gree direct—The splendid steamship CHEKOK, ary Barrony Richard Bax! KeinbermerJonas RKenon Wm Ready WJ D en@of By life. had been married some ten years, thousands of villages, each one as large as both | Windle, 5 Cater ise leave her deck, Fler Nosi Nord | Batigan Agron ord: in Ritter Mate hin { seven children. Iwas long straggling er, for Chagress Richardson Silae 4d that I might on Monday, July oes ee S o'clock. i ‘ord Wm B eir baggage ‘Sulli- Beales oes” Boulley Alonse C Beers 3 W Bell John Boty Valentine Brenneo Frederick Brewster Geo B Bennets Richard — your united numbers. And his people do not all | Passengers are partic arly requosted to have Bojourn on land. There are thousands who follow | on board, the avurday oreri the sea, making long voyages of half a year’s du- OWLAND, & oot neo ration, aud six moons to return. All you see of ae oe the whites now is verysmall. They are afar off. ‘The whites are proud to be the children of so great a father, because he is not only powerful, but . He feels as kinda heart for his red chil John fla Philip M results of my wei: jolmes Jos A Holcom> JM Holts Heurick are mee nly, With the most Ridow Thomas barely th Mi Riddle William ALIFORNIA TH ak Ti ECT.—THRE! stenrage and cue Seti eleen in Howiaad & aspen wails per rest steamer, for sale Kobineon Jay ae rs EL McCarty Daniel WHITE, 35 Wall street. Ephrai Horan hn or Beran Reethy Rebbins TF me gg ren knowing thatboth Lc ong ] ist OB LOTFARS BAMADNNG IN TUE NEW YORK Orgs Thom ker W I —~ i his children, it distresses him to see and hear ot b= gone Wn Horn Frans Houghtaling Richd Has Royal B ossiter Wm i ese constant wars. If he was not 0, he would | gmcutarions etaD ™ THE PAPER MAVING THE LARGEST Bishop Joba Mowe, Cladia and Sekt fey ¢ oR poly rmit them to go on, destroying each other, which the date of the list in which they are ad- Botee a lovey Led Be > patina Rove Willi Pe Toying ve; Horn BC would eventually place your lands in his hands. LALIES, List. Hloutk Ket Wit Horton ove pe Wirdenll&c tt Besant Oe tare the long geil re Prostrate on ® He regards both Sioux and Chippewas with a like Atwell MT AllenMrs, Cherry ah ey hee ee Rests'pelympton | I'then seen's eopy of The Married Woman's Private Medleal feeling. He has black, white, and red children un- Ayers Mre Eleaser Arland Rusen Mark Russell Pate Companion. der his care, and is equally bound to protect them Abbot Maria Atwood tre L Lais Hughes Wa D penal bh Ryan Cornelias ah. T mention these facts merely and sunply that all B Sieh Hacenees Hurlbers Lemacl = | S385 sylvester men praelioe <n aeiae. 3) understand before we come to busiaess, andto | mater Curvtixe Butler Mats ¢ Hons Hunter Aifre DANGEROUS DELIVERIES. | essure you that the Great Father has the powerto en- | Brann Mrs Hughes Misbael Hunt Loonard Rhanklin J: Bai Salter: OBSTRUCTIONS, IRREGULARITIES, ko, force any treaty that may be or hasbeentmade. Iam | Baldwin Kowena 1&éJ Stadtmulier Adam Brana ar aware that former treaties have not been respected; aor learel Kdward Ingraham Jas B ocean, Sssey butthere is wrong on both sides. The Great Father | Barger Joel Theobald — Jacob Saiman, aa has sent agents to gather information of your mu- | Bell Elizabeth go) laohonn Thea Jacobs Abraham = Jackson Thomas ard Berry Mrs, 6th Barrett Auguste tual wrongs. He thin! us well as myself, that | oe te the old difficulties might be settled, and a new age FroncesH Barnet A @ dithe cones Sabverign, aed whose — ia ey inte, ns ae m | &, tell Mr rf jeoparded during ach, time, will find in ine pagve, adjustinent of thes iMficuities; but he n Elisabeth pw oh ‘Catha- n Mary Sparks Thomas jeans prevention, amelioration, and re! pre fers that, you thould do it amie ably amongst Sova Recta "ens “ Belfour Mee J ya te Fi Reser tigen oo hp nd Katract from a Letter. ourselves. ou al patert. the opmion that tT. 39 0 ee ~~ are natural enemies, and cannot, therefore, ve in p This is an error. Two great na- tions once’ supposed the same thing; the: were continually et war, continually owe lin, (Laltade to the French and English) Batt ey are now at peace, and as firm friends as —— generally can Le. Itis for you to hear and aj ciate this truth. The whites have been once tice you ; but having turned their attention to other thing happiness and prosperity followed them. Your are all aware of the uncertain system of your warfare. That frequently the scalp takea are of your own friends. Three-feurths of the scalps taken are of women and children, who are punely pom and would not hurt you if they coi the whites, Mrs, To- hiyree Ramond, . Bren Ll oa Johnson George a ‘oe Jcbneen Hon SH oye Win Joyaes Thee James we Jones 4 D Sone yeranee Soccph'eris = Jameel L K ES kine Charles wry See: inh hel Joe Schmelzer ¥ Rhee Robt & Riehd Streit Steeler Hira! Bel Cc Domenico Cilpan Patrick 7 James 2 eet ce M Crepier Julia Caarn Elite Karl Alexander gg daily reecived of 1 of this eharseter, to pr ‘Yo shoes’ yet rt hevitati ition, a is dof thy imately. Svat “TUS, of eowrse, impenetionbie to conve; Peet i of, me they are of ‘amp A W Cain William (Palmers George be I tah A Galeghan Patrick eons Chandler Riel Sra Grane Woodhull Cameron James ti) nis james Stewarts B Shepnens Jb Bherwood Elisha Stephens Win L—2 Siew sl Mr, amas ee “ ey c: Cole Cornelia “Teds “* Sete tee wo Carmichael John <a Dafourd Augustine Dusran Mar Donoly Mrs, Contre ” Duncan Christians st man who would take a fe- | Daly ‘arlrow & Corpenter Stora Lge. would be legited pon on lees thah & Davie Chestonte Duffey Kannan Doyle Catharine = a "We, Great Father dpen eat. alibw tt among | pemend, Bev Mareees = Purvrow } at Pennie Clapban miacopeer Kile one k Oe cad be coriakaty will not allow the ord chit Goss Seo B ey ae dren to do such things ; and he has Cy hog to Deceise — #D roe =o pews RBs sinceven Wi re | put a stop to it. The treety of 1843 has been ti ne = aley Thomas Smith Joba D PIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE . Keberitin Wilhelm Kocker ieanien bk Le “ 2 E 4 FRE! ase, te ity eather ee Sins es Kner dames cher 8 OF POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER. @ receipt of One Dollar, “THE MARRIED 3, REIVATE MEDICAL, COMPANION oh wos jed free) to the post-paid should be pleased, as well as others here, to letour | pysneSesonT _ Bestie Jone Tyaletn Betsy B Fatber know a permanent peace has been | Kerenbach Vaunab Eagan Mrs, Ridge AES vate Teeinde I kaow there are many sore and bleed- | Bean Maria F Edwards Louise 7 eart of she see. All letters remittance, ) efiecte ‘Stoffel Henry Lane Rot I. Stoutenburch JV Ei Vande: - Mirtared "tet uM. ing hearts here ; but all must be forgotten and for- Cheesbrew Saxton “ Snow Seth Srorett Wilson and addressed to Dr ee hl AU, box 120, N given by a new agreement, I, therefore, recom- fate. f Flees’ Awe Filen hres Warrea Chr bae Ne ier ee Biot Jiwee Best ister Yor City." Publishing ete, No, 129 Liberty street, Ne mend that you appoint a limited number of your oy ait Taneu loreal oo 4 meee tia ae sits mutual friends, to make such resolutions and take ing thomas — | _famrenes Bolomen Jaymes Geer Ret wa's OVER 20,00 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT | such action as may be satisfactory ; but you are not ¥ it i ell Sank kin Martin=® Sullivan John 1m + bound to receive their counsels or adopt what they Lawlon Jolin Jee John lecke genek PA Symenis Wim 4 relly Mary eis Heinrich ard Jit Telan Emyth Cay nae Smyth John have epee upon, unless it suits your ¥, Varrelly Mar ya H one . Bullivan nitive Bortin ddiane'on both sides then chose their me Vinigas Margared Pervert Mary — Sturtevans Ror a fehuster Sig er ulley ae Sy’ the ©) a ippewas appointing Mr. Warren, Mr. C. Bymmenette Jno Beavleu, Kev. Mr. ear, and Capt. Todd to nego- | Gate Sarah 1 Golden Margery J Gilman Mary B moe o ° tiate for them ; and the Sioux selecting Mr. Forbes, | ¢ ith Ji pone sd Kat Gilard — ious wre Tayler DCo Taylor Jas set av Mr. ©. Faribault, Copt. Monroe and A. Fanbault, Fail ah Froese Ter] oF itary 3 tauny Denis Linen George Le ‘Tracger Gnstay Lermon George Thayer Dr Hi Leonard John Eiliendsht W as their representatives. Bad-Hail, the principal orator on the part of the Sioux, ina lengthy and animated speech, denounced thes demand for indemnity, and gave the Chippew: to understand that his people would not grant a dollar. After considerable talk, the council ad- journed till five o'clock P. M. Bad Hail, of th ax, thea shook hants with Gov. Rameey, saying that he never knew a coun- cil to terminate in one dey, and it being late in the day, he asked leave to adjourn for consideration. ery Georg Oliver Terry Wen bert ‘Tiffany Wm IT ss Toixton James W we Alex'ér Thr mreon das Jue 3 Thompeon T 1» Dewitt C Townsend Wim ww Hary Margaret Hawrer Emily 4 Maraach He Tichener WIL Ht ah Tittecte Copt A Thempeon al Thorp J bs ye {a Latter trom Guten in Da) i mone His proposition being acceded to by the Chippewas, foto —2 ma Davros, an adjournment was ordered. > beer oh ey wits nee been perce, Se of the American Indies having seated ee en hole three selves in council, the Sioux rose Comipg BT Thourin Mr Torner Lewis and left the tent in a very ungallant manner Cenringham Mi- ; a8 Feit dee Pe or, past as Was thought ; bat they afterwards stated the rea- Paes te, oh De~ Tullin Mowe Liberty pe fe fon to have been the termination of the talk, bat ‘capa Mavbatan No IS Hancock, Broadway No ner destin 3 theworet. ALY | k No 2d Grand Division Taberty James cdoseph & ohh 7 D Dwyer Patrick, Reet We some of them said that they did not counsel with bet pa | Dat — AntoniaDalt # Pave women, end consequently left. Hole-in-the-Day requee'ed that the ladies might remain and cheer feae Nep his wibe, which gallantry was acknowledged by yw Dawson Ju u Excels meny of the ladies in a substantial manner prt Ay Davia havia 8 & Co Vernon, Rae ih tiieshe” Vecke boul Wednesday morning the two tribes again met ia Chured rt mickes Stuy veen: Valentive Chrit’a Varrey Ravin counci), it was need that the agents ap. pieey Beery rier dship No Viglen Kee Union Nod Washington No@ Mechanics No SS Van pointed the day previous, hart not been able to agree Kelly Mary " » pom any plen of settlement. A proposition was Z sen , mE ad Yrs Dorm Henry Yan Dyck MI) Van Dosen Pater B submitied by Hole Day, which was read by eee Wh Dantel Peter van Vetohen Ta- his friend, Mr. Warren, stating that the Chippewas herine nan s Mable Richard y "! on, Wen- felt compelled to demand of the Sioux twentv-nin? sDavid Dec Basonin den Van fies WW Venlo thousand dollars, as indemnity for the Agple Solan Lene Wlles fy w River maseacre. This, however, is not their uiti- a Lesnexyneki Drbe Y Welsh Jobo T eh Mick matum pe My ‘pe xm Benin wanes iH Me 8 Jone Upon the ascemblage in council at five o'clock, it | } Bde ge po hb ll Lyneh Mary was agreed that en armistice should exist between | Lyne Elise D the two tribes until the question iavolved co be submitted to the authorities at Washington. The council was then adjourned sine di The following chiefs of the Chippewas were presen: Bug. -ke-s- hig, Hole-in-the- Day; who is alee more commonly known as Que-we-lans, ov a the Boy, head chief of the Mississippi bands of a Does Aen, ohn R th Waleh William w Derry Jn Devite Pavk ous The Droge Brest WLS Fase mise- | Brereey,enee — Begee reve beth he by A Thos Driver pe Dodbe 4 be + ee Chinpewas. 3 Na-guon-a-be, first chief of the Mille band. Waub waub-e-da Brot ken Tooth. Ka-nin-dam-a-win-e0, Picking Berries ; firet chief of Sundy Lake. Mok- ods, rare =e tecard ebiet of Miile Lac. | Miller re, West -ensh-ow-ke-shig, Crossing Sky ; chief of Rabbit Lake. Keche-ncdis, Bin "Wied Rex 7 Mille Lac. Gab-im-ub-eence, Sitting in a Row; | ony @hief of the Otter Tail hand of Pitlagers. Nu-gan- | Benetton J. ge-bow, second chief of Sendy Lake Band. Also | HSC? Bien on of # late chief of Sandy Lake, | MeCerthy ory A WeNerney Cathe how. Mit cilongh Mise, Tivane ereet Bc Dermott, Brid, Weinburg Gvstat yi Biward bo-jeeg, White Fisher. Ka leredith 4 ereie eli te 5 jethews, Finley & H vray Wa jachews Frances Hepes. Mecperet Me Daniell Brid McDowell Mrs, Bar- row street sGeunis Blira JeGraih Catering et 1 Ketter, fa “Enslich, French, of Gore male Pettegieal Pills ne Deepa, $1 KhaT NATAL PUYSTCLAS third chief of | WeCuron ire Si ils € Wheeler May DR Wen worth Nathan W i Weeten Warren Willomcn Br a hard—® Willen Wm Wilts debe wet sh Morrie Fre Bats Ke a boy, who is # i Stemesh, Krdnoys, Lae are, Disets eo grnity Netvowrn ess, « yl BeCorthy Mrs, Mel berry street that were civem up >. eee eures in fi & CONVERS INVIGORATING CORDIAT he only remedy for seminal weak Egshraim I'y Epn's Oliver by his new RanGi Reade street, two doors trem Kelvon Margares Aram teas bares in every came, oF no pay. Female — Dovgiges LL Winee renee D y Kev Bere Winters Wim it White Robert White Wom Whitt Roger Holl WionkemserCarre ae or Geo Wm Worth Alex © ty T Wood Benj te, aceompeny cach botele. N. Saad D Woot We te any part of trecountty © (very Ebenemr a? . courah, & eUaARE 3 ry oak D': wh yours, contned his prbetice eu Der ijsensee of @ felicnte nave: ‘oan ent the Mont AgmraAraved canes of d'carre remove in twee Se Aen dave, & Benford ones, oF revs O'Hara Bridget Forties for 85: Nail Ann O Shea Aone an O'Gready Johanee O'Brien Mrs fleet, Whit idneve, Re. ines James Mre Bsr fro D ae Capt Ceor 0 Henr, Beran Nebo y Darby amie Kepard — Fohey Pomend avorat Inrene larberty Ja arquher Jobe Lid Page ites, Blecehker Polke Catharine Proprietors. Rad- ton street. For sale bj at the United States Bimond tree ae oe a ai ra Jour sun, Li te Reet PiRaas, By © " ‘oung Aroh & Os a Uehind Chariee Babrishie . which was really ietiieent aad beauti- Ul letters a phil geste sil Cathesinehipess ignehter cas Wilsiet ete 3 fa Py od was ruveh, emit eatin’ seer oly ion "9 = — e Shaw Mrs ete mparatively few Chippewas on Vv ¥, MAIL STREAMERS NEw | thet roid enem “4 which afose j in @ great measure U York and Liverpool ‘ships composing this line are Kilor Maney u Thompern J is otter Joan m the consciousness of their superiority in num- IC; Captain West, Luce, Tenneyek Margaret ‘Thompson Gard: bers, and also from their mutual inptinctive sot “PrLantg, cone R, ga BALTIO Gupiat Comstock. | Them mon Mes. Jane’ janet iene Anna or El- quewne Tes Es enedicite ener Bridget diptoan , be on fe ne i irgery and meq ~ erties hes ea ae naga eons i leone goat gr A core or ne charge, wiktian'?. BRADY, ?.&