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NEW ENIERPRIsE.-A company of eight men,
with Charles W. Goodyear at their head, have left
Independence for the Mountains The St. Louis Re-
publican says:


"They have goods with them, packed upon mules,
and they intend to trade with the Snake Indians and
one or two other tribes. During Mr.. Goodyears stay
on the plains he purposes building kind of fort and
cultivating portion of ground, as an expert
ment than any thing else, and if possible to make il
a sort of halfway house between Independence and
Oregon and California, where the companies may stop
and refresh themselves, and obtain re-supples He
expects to have the coming summer all kinds of We
geables, and plenty of Indian and wheat, which
they may pound up or grind into -four and meal. Ii
1t is his intention upon his return to the States in
year or two, to bring in with him all kinds of flower
seed and rare shrubbery which the prairies may fur
nish, well every thing in the curious line of the
animal, vegetable, or mineral kingdom