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SATURDAY JANUARY l0sls46.
o.rThc liver is very low. with little prospect
Of rise. II


orIhe weather for the last few days has Doe"
as pleasant as spring.
orThe sieames Neptune was SUNK 10"
days since. near P!bmb Point.


orTbe s,esmJ Minstrel ssak short time
since, in the on bousd for .h. place.


erThe Chespkee nation is quiet Many Of
the Treaty party on this side Of tho line, draw
ing ra,ions. Tie party are still fored a: old For'
Wayne, uader> Stand Waite.


6We he'd no mail, north of tho OHIO r''or
Monday last; note on the margin Of tho way
bill from Mississippi, informed US that the ONO
was frozen W.


trWi our citizens not move in the matter OF
ccctins the Corporation oficers;or shall we suffer
cvery drunken vagabond to use tho most obscene
and insulting language in our public ssreo's' II
il postiyely so bad that the ladies' fear to 60 INTO
the streets either Tor pleasure or on business
Will not our merchants and business men gen.
eraIy, do something to nbate the evil which must
seriously injure their business.


9ywo havs received ,he coluubiaa Magazine
for January, and would recommend it as one Of
the best Literary Magazines in tho Union. We
hayo several names for club, and those wishing
an exceen! magazine at low price had bcst
subscribe at the present time.


0rAr,hur's Mogaaiue FOR January, is embel.
lshed with four splendid engraviugs, and contains
un unusual amour, Of interesting matter.


8-Ths aswss from Mexico and Texas, is with.
ou, interest. We may look in shor. time for
tho result Of ,helr State elections.


@The card Of Capt. j. T. DAVIS, to be found
in another column, in answer 70 one recently
published by,M. Duval, Esq, is inserted as per
sonal advertisement. We dislike exceedingly Il
publish such ma.ter, as j, only interest few
of our readers. Our rules in regard to them are
strict, and We adhere strictly TO the double charge
in order, il possible TO render them as seldom rs
possible. Those remarks are not intended to ap
Ply to cher Of ,he'above mentioned cards; but .t
the Pehlca.ioa Of such matter generally. - -
previous reports of the starving condition Of no
poor.


0rA repeal Of the corn.uws Of England i
predicted, and asserted by the best informed moi
Of our country.


fA-Tha Il rnid ,vanthor In. ,ip,oaf ontiyox
stopPed the emigration to Texas. We would nd
wise those who wish TO remove to Texas, to whit
ill the next crop is made, then, the large mum.
Der Of emigrnnts that have gone on this summer
and fall will entirely consume the surplus there.


GrWe have been informed ,ha, a portion Of
Prairie Party Of cherokees, had arrived al For.
Towson, tho others having taken different route,
and were waited for by those a, Towson. They
are expected daily.


Since the above was in type, JAcr BELL has
in with nine Of the parry, the olhets having
taken different route, to visit some friends 10
Texas, and may be expected in few days.
BELL's party look fat and hearty, and have left
for home. They left For, Smith in September
last; passed For. Washi,a, proceeded to the head
wa,em Of the Colorado. going as far as tho Rio
San Saba; there took southern course, and re-.
turned by the way Of Fort Towson. They met
several tribos of wild Indians, but were treated
very cordially by them. 1t is very amusing 10
hear Jack Bell tell of his first dinner with the Gu.
manche chief BUFFALO ARM. The dinner con.
sisted Of Buffalo meat, Peccan., and honey; the
Peccans served for bread, and they ca. the bocey
by chewing the end of switch till j, was re.
duced to fire spliuters, and dipping it in and lick.
ing it. The party were warned particularly be.
fore they mot him to be on their guard, lest this
party should attack. them, bu; so SOON us they
learned tina. they were Indians. they we're weIcom-
ed in true "lngn" style. Our friend Quesenbury
who wont out with the party, left them in Texas,
and will return BY the way of New Orleans
The party were anxious to get on to their homes
in the nation, and have promised further parlicu.
'"Ts in short time. They rcPresen, .hs country
they visited as a gooi one.


THE OREGON