Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
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RAPID GROWTH. -hfaiuckg aad icnnesSsr,
rhieh IN 1870 eoataiasd iO3.;6S inhabitants ho,r
contain 0st. s76an Increase Of mo,e than si'0 per
cent an 30 years In 1870 Kentucky eax in point ~
poP"tafion The tan STATE. aud ieLnsssreth he i1ih,
or smallest State, at that time. Maze HfH'nckg is
the NTH and Tennessee The srrcn;h There are
no'r 10 States less than Kentucky md IL TESS than
Tennessee kentucky amt NassachsSfs Wif
hare az me nrrf Congress an equi number Of
Representatives.. massachusetts, has in tie present
Congress Is mcnadsrs. and krntucky 10.
EXECUTIVE DkraKrxkNr, fGEoRciA))
MWedgesine, 22d March, iSki. !
A letter of whicn The Iniioniny is copy
WAS this day received, with q copy therein
referred 10, aud hereunto subjoined.
" Ills Ereet'sney John Clark.
Governor Of Georgia.
DrP,rrMESr uF SrArg,S
Warrington. ioth ~ arch, 1874. (
SIR-t have had the honor OF receiving your letter Of
the i4ih uii. together with IL, enclosures.
The enclosed copy ~ letter from the Secretary Of
war To GEN. Mitchell is transmted you BY direction
OF the President OF the United States.
am, With great respect sir yonr very humble and
ooesient servant, JOHN QUINCY ADAMs."
Department OF liar, Feb. rs, 1921.
sra am Instructed by the President 20 Inform YOU,
that he has with great deberaion examined the whole
--the.fesult of which has been conviction that the
charges are Substantially established aud that
fonr functions as Indian Agent will acrordngl, cease
on the receipt Of this letter. aud you viii tutn he
papers ana Instructions relating AGENCY aud The
pnbiic property, TO It, J. Il. HobkiIk who has been
authorized to receive the same.
have the honor to be, yours respectfully,
(Sighed) J. e. CALHOUN.
Gen. D. d. MiTcHELL-Creek Agency, Georgia.
The decision OF the President having been made upon
the evidence exhibited both sides In relation the
charges preferred by tbis department against General
Mitchell, Agent for Indian AhaiTs, In regard TO the
illicit introduction nf African negroes into this stste,
and for HE afording facilities for their
into the Alabama Territory Aud the interest Of till,
community having been somewhat excited upon this
subject proper that the result should be correctly
understood /: therefore ordefed that copy Of the
foregoing be furnished for publication.
Attest, ELISHA wOOB, Svc'y.
tKXrRACT.l
Department Of War, 9th March, 1871.
StR-i received your letter OF tue 9Th ut would
have answered Il much sooner, hut The Creek Treaty
was not ratified by the Senate until the last the
session. hi. Lumpkin III be immediately appointed
The commissioner the part OF the United States to
run The line from the head Of Flint river to the Cbata
hooc HE river and TO lay off ,bc reservations made to
the Greek Nation, In the manner specified In the I.t
I'd and Sd articles ofthe Treaty and instructed TO enter
upon his dutts as soou as practicable.
That part OF your letter which relates to the provision
In the Treaty for the claims OF citizens of Georgia will
he answered as soen as the President has decided
IT, have The honor to be, your obedient servant.
| (Sgned) J. c. CALHOUN.
His EN- JoHN CLARK, Governor OF Georgia.