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o PI 10 N !.

Webster,
rS,
Reid.
In The examination Of this case we shall
first enquire whether the owners of the
half breed tract, had such title to the
land in controversy az TO enable the pur.
chaser al sale on an execution against
them, 10 maintain an action of eleciinent.
or its equivalent under our statute, an &C.
ton Of right.
In the year 1924 the Sac and Fox tribes
of Indians relnqnlshed to the U. States BY
treaty .all their right, title, lnteres! and
claim to the lands which the said Sac and
Fox tribes have or claim within the limit.
of the State nf Missouri, which are siluat
ed lying and being between the Mlssissip
| pi and Missouri rivers and line running
| from the Missouri at the entrance OF the
Kanzas river, north one hundred miles &c
| the moth west corner Of the Stale OF Mis-
souri,, and from thence east 10 the Mis-
sissippl, it being understood tina, the
small tract Of land lying between the riv
ers Des Moines and the Mississippi an.
the section of the above line between The
Mississippi and The Des MONIES is intend
ed for the use Of the Half Breeds belong
ing to the Sac and Fox nations, they
holding it however by the same title. ant
| in the same manner as other Indian land
are held" The land in controversy is
portion of this half breed tract.
Two or three important questions have
been raised as to the effect Of this treaty
In the first place, is this half breed .rar
thereby ceded to the United States! Tn
cession embraces all the lands which Ii
in the state Of Missouri and comprehend
ell within certain boundaries. The hal
breed trac. is within those boundaries bu
not within the State Of Missouri. If
vas intended 10 cede all the lands lynn
within those boundaries, why prefix III
description Of their location being With
the State of Missouri! This portion d
the description was doubtless intended I
have some effect and we therefore cor
clude that these lands which wer
thus dedicated to the use OF the ha
breeds were not by that treaty coded |
the United States, and if while that stat
nf things existed the beneiiciaeies had a
become extinct the lands would have re
ver,ed TO the Sac and Fox tribes OF II
dams,
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AFFAIRS IN CONGRESS:
DAGUERREOTYPE SCENES,
Senate and House.
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

Senate.
WAsutreroS, Dec. Is, 1870
Bright and sparkling Writer'S day. First tier Of the
cir ,ular gallery lined with beautiful coup'snapces and
ostrich feathers.
Petitions and reports as usual
THE PUBLIC LANDS
Mr. BRyEsr introduced q bill for the REDUCTION and
graduation Of the public lands
Mr. AsnLsY introduced . bill providing for perms.
nent and general pre- emption system.
By Mr. WooppsIDsK several bills relating 70 The pub
lie domain.
INLAND
Mr. Cnrrgsprs introduced bill for the improve.
ment Of the ohio, Mississippi, Missouri snd Arkansas
Mr. CsrrssDss indicated his desire to these rivers
stand upon their bottom, without being mixed up
with other improvements Of any sort He thought these
great rivers ought to stand by themselves.
Very sorry that ME- Crittenden should disapprove OF
logrolng, when ell these rivers are 20 full Of logs
ryw rERRIronfxs.
Mr. wssrcorr moved that 20 much Of the Presidents
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e.: IS s. FH
y" 10 Z. SsG%:s! L :s is
!: :: h: :.s Es 81 y
Finer. vh Sss.. II .s :st;S nc.
pEaG xASs g bsS.s.s ya aALLorE DEs ORA
ri e: 5s: y
tdvEs D:: Eff
X: 4 " gEs Trio
M fI;s;s ne ,'.'' r'' Henry Mn csl.nn
as EMS s:.s
&. cents
GFEENWICH THEATKE-Come!. Of y.nef and
E:1ss bs M'siss Nj
MIS- with c. e. dss.sG s
l:: ssss S;SSsi1 R Ms;
II S sSnsuds with the Fare. Of the IRISH TUT0E
Boxes cents, all parts Of the house private DO, e.
half past Performance to commence att
NJ iTCHELLy OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Nionday Even.
Mr. Ho %:n the comic 'pe
ING SEAUT9 81 rae Sqs SLEEP
rN H.s Which the lasghaSls .Iee enusd SKETCHES IN
M t. NI farce Of DAY WELL SPENT
fasss s. o,Ss SSas. 'Aa
Doors opsn a hall past O'clock: curtain rises att
THE ALBANIA SALOON,
oSs Broadoay, bettreen Spring and Prince ssrseis,
neG,iy opposite Nibio's.
HERR ALEXA AMBER,
Tne Great ORIGINAL German agciAn, who caused such
unbouudsd astonishment at NibIos He
VA appear Every EyeniMg This Week.
Full particulars in tho daily bills
Tssss. 70 the Ro.unda cents TO the Balcony Is
DSo pss:a S sss hal.
ITALIAN OPERA
T. AkP-The snd;I.gnsd beg leave to inform the sub
he That s1S G;s S 81 @
held in the saloon OF famos Opera House, on Mondsy
sr.: ssEos. inst" % III e
New York, Dec. 49, ls.s. d oyr
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
caAoRi %. 0Ss HGSsS IL ChsSssTr
8psrS for hsr generous At the time
;
stfrns Tsnown who are a present in the ely WIS.,
P!ni TsngsxsoH ss:so md salvatore Pau,
Maestro !. .gs s 2 the antonio B
H. G. Sssn:. eh''s H'''
Prompter-signor Maro1zi.
Sy n sas ; soT 9
,: daily. fsa''d the box
may be had at SIS A'' '''1''As numbered. ''s''
Is , g, Boxes and r.raussts..
Private Oc... :p:.Cn:;.' .:.::::::.
III. frs. Open will ). the "Liad: Of Gh.mcunis In &C.
EcnRSS the new opera Of The sy'd 81
BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes HS SeS.s 81 sE2 PsiSs INK e'."
First appearance Madam MARIE MACARTE
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News from Albany.

ALBANY Dec. l9-7 PM.
The Governor elect AMI his family arrived in town
to-day. The Governors health is not very good.
The Common Council OF Albany have refused to give
800 in aid Of the company of volunteers from this city
which has joined the First Regiment at Fort Hamilton
rsQuson for another regiment Of volunteers s ex-
psctsd to be made upon the Governor of this State
We have six inches of snow the ground, and mode.
rate weather.
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.
CH A TIA TEEA TRE.
SANDS, LENT T. co, PROPRIETOR

SANDS. LENT9 co, PROPRLETORS.
!: "a
RsN HREN % ,nss hs GSG
at the Chatham Thse Monday, Dec 2Is 1886: it being
q Il 'ns SP may Sc
only BY q ss immense Popularity they hsvs aud
bat by is being that they have recently
brilliant and successful ., the
English Opers House London During the propr.
The and bat also The
s f fSS stud
never been eqassd and the ch.ilsnGs conps
Prominen and bold relief any similar exhibition ever
s" 10 ' ~: 1s ma ns great 81
and JESSE ioT%ins new school % se%Sn.d
sss % Ct 4: S s A 4! - .s a.
;:!:!:
sa . rs S.4 .
ssSsS hin; and who i; Justly styled THE DUcRow Of
Mr. THOMAS MosELY, the unapprosehabIe English
Mr. Carroll, the celebrated Tw and -Four Horse Ri
MI ". Meyers hi. Surprising principal &C, of Horse
The eelsbs.ted Posture Mss,sr, MI. H Z. Conover.
With o. " coI SS ifsi sa rS:. s.
of Pr sss.M N1;'y :e.mp
refer 70 ss sn
Of the highest respecbiliy and may visit
ablshment with pc feet impul ty nothing being permitted
IN the either language, action
the smallest degree excepuonsbc The patrons Of this
and splendid will be welcomed snd salued
full Orchestra OF talent led bv the celebrated Mr. L. X
Eaton, from the Grand Opera House, Lisbon who will in
the course OF the introduce the favote and
Operas
The noble stud ofhoe eighty in number cannot be sur.
%sse s'I F HSdsE1 EEg
In the above ,SS I'll bs fo1,d My PLY the Thorough
bred Engi'sn D.aMCiNG hohSE purchased d Franco
nLs rars ~ az immease cost
THE TWIN PONIES, DAMON IND PYrHT.aS
The scientific and wonderful trained FIGHTING PO
MES, DE.dFBURK and TOM SPRING.
Tre elegantly trained and gracefully taught FAIRY Steed
CINDEkELL-d, purchased at Astfeys Royal Amphi-
theatre, London
The high bred and be ,utful thorough Arabian
POLKA HORSE, Pas TEMPS,
aud the most beautifully marked highly trained doce and
sagacious Lilliputsn
TROUPE OF TWELVE PONIES.
All Of which offered the patronage the public
and will be pronounced by all who witness their achieve
msn 70 be the richest novelty and the hshe exhibition Of
art and excellence in that wealth and
prise ever in introduce into this country
Door open 81 halfpast o'clock Performances
mence at 7 precisely.
Seas be secured AZ the Boz Once from o'clock
A. Nj, and from 2 tot +. NJ A. FOSTER,
dls 3tins re Secretary and Treasurer.
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,
No ~ Ce<0r sfyesf.

MIR G. e. MARSH, Accountant, author ofthe Science
1vl OF Double tntry Boat keeping simpIif.d- and the
AT ofs ale Entry Book Keeping Improved" TO
teach above
Cou,se o n.Irnelon5The public j. respectfully inform
ing this important branch truly course OF practice IN
keeping BOOKS rather than ofectures the theory
The pup becomes familiar from actual use with eli the
books constituting set and OF good capacity will
BY this course become competent bookkeeper IN about
Prespec,nses with terms be obtained the rooms,
from "A. NJ 10 or. NJ di1 imsrh
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3CANDINAVl

THIS society will hold its Second Annual Ball the Mi.
nerva Rooms, 400 Broadway, the 18th Of Janury 7.
Ss and interfering as viii permit
Doors will o'clock and dancing will
o'clock Tickets at - each to 70 had At Kindheg Is
T. s D. .h Nss,g &. SIS Pea. Los.on % Nee
8 James ST. H. j. Hsnsen Fred scho Ferd sehott and p
Hammer d20. Is n il. 3. 70. Ner :
Military Ball will be held by hr Lafayette Fusilee
the 22d December at Rathbun's hotel The ball
Mr. ka6un have the best Ball given in this city this
season The Boston City Guards the New Haven Grays
will be present. d13 6tsrh
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Married.
On the I'd of August last the British Embassy Pa
us. by the late Bishop Luscombe, DR. LAapNER, to
MARY only daughter Of Colonel Spicer late of the 18th
Lancers the marriage having been previously solsm.
nzed in the United States
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AN OSU sGHWT0.
SACRED CONCERT.

SACRED CONCERT,
SUNDAy EVENING, Dec. ssth. at the Cafe dss Mile
Continue as ii "eiosl 's do srs '
NOVEL CONCERT
ssST WHITE WHITE A AHbS NEsE5 boys
respectfully announce thar they win give entsItan-
INSTRUMENTAL MI sic. SINGING AND DANCING.
MINERtTIzH ROOMS
On Mosd.yzEv.uins I:es%Ss sth h.fp. O'clock
6: as
Ths:. Boy. have .pp::isS before crowded audience.
;Ss h; n nd o:
with these exceptions. black esnd their
ss sf s
sG sn :y s a.: and not
a.Is; ;!,:.,i0s e %sSe;l hs:s
The mos: Scientific mem np sasy 0ame'
ssT any S that MAY srs boys being
audience a, the close of each Concert.
81. GEOkGE'o oOCIETY.
'GHEs e Is
ffasT 40 9. e kEsrs v D.. a pss
MRS E, LoP sssiEse'Dal v'e'''''.
p.i Ara W. EpWAEp SHEPPARD.
HERR DORM (Ths First Horn and Guitar Player Of Ger
- many. his htst appearance in New York;
MR.. j. A. KYLE, MIR. II. c. TiMM
MR.. GEORGE LODER and his
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA.
Tickets One Dollar TO be OBJ aimed the usual places.
o. me members OF the committee. dc tire
THE THIRD ANNUAL FETE OF THE
FIFTH NATIONAL GUARD,
WILL re given At III. Coliseum Monday evening De-
csneer as 1896 Tickets be obtained Of ether Of
Capt I'LL. WAUGH, % Reade street.
Lieut.. y. MILLARD. l27 West s
Lieut.. CREIGH on, ~ Fulton st.
MI J. h. PLATT, 6Sprucc street.
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY
WILL give their Third Annual Ball at the Coliseum
w Rooms. No. $50 Broadway, Tuesday Evening, 18th
December, inst.
be procured a. the Office Of the Society," ANA street. or
Of any the following committee -
GREG ,Ry DILLON. ........... SO Barclay 1t.
JOSEPH STUART. 81 william ST
HUGH kELLY...... 80. .l38 Bowery.
JAMES MATTHEWS. 95 Wall st.
JAMES KErBuRN. ....... %. % South William 81.
WIN REDMOND. a Exchange Place.
FELIX !NeoLDsBv. .......... ll9 Maiden Lane.
JOHN MANNING. ....... .166 Pearl st.
VIM WATsoS. 40 Exchange Place.
JAMES DWELL. West
THns. SwANwIcK. $500. IS Pine
n DoNNELLY. South William
CHAs r. SHEA............. III Nassau 1t.
- ". NANNY. ID Pine ST.
A. d. DALY -....-........... 81 BROAD st.
NJ. j. OCoNNoR ............ 20 John
FLoRENcE McCARrHY...... 70 Nassau st.
die 10 isis
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Ew YORK AINEW HAVEN R. ROAD CONAN
AR sR sR

NJ 0TiCE-The DnectoTs Of the New YorE aud New Hs.
~ ven Rail Road Company. in Of the original
plan adopted BY them for the sposa Of of the capital
stick Of the COMPANY will receive proposals. for thu
ed eight shares Of hundred dollars each the
New York. and including Friday, 18Th inst.
suit provided thar shall
than fifty shares The subscription roll charters Of the Com
pany map q the rode and be and full in
Acommtee Of Directors will attend towns
the lire Of the road receive proposals reserved
one thousand shares such amounts be desired
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READINGS AND REGULATIONS.
EsSRa WILLIAM TRANCT9 II RIyagET

INSTRUCTORS in Elocution, respectfully announce
ries OF Rsadngs and kecistons be given the Hall
Of the Brooklyn Female Acad my. JorseSnsn street.
The series will comprise weekly OF Five Even
g commencing on Wednesday the AID instant, at halt
O'clock.
Tickets for The course s7 for gentleman and two ladies'
81 single tickets for evening 30 cents for children
der H. half pncemay be detained The Book and Musc
strres, and At the Hail door
len lfsc 7th IN "a, o..
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226 REWARD

THE above reward will be paid any person who will
informauo that will to the recovery of gold
Witch taken from 25 Washington street Brooiyu he
MINT Of the 18Th INST 1t one Of Coep-r London,
The hack with Landscape rawnbroker will pesse step it
u offered Apply a 25 Warrington street, Bro okyn 81
Frcnttt mp sta,s, New York. d20 ~rc I,
a RESPECTABLE Young " oman want, a sruaton; is
"A an eIcsent cook washer ironer Good city refer
noes Fd20 lt-rh
'I'hE MEMBERS OF PKUrEC ZION BOSE Co No.
q beg leave sine to Mr. FIRE.
derrick Swartz Of No t Reade street. for the very liberal
supply Of Iesshmen,s furnished at the re ON Thursdy
evening. WM W. NILES Sec'v
JOHN A. Porrrh, Foreman. do I,sfh
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,He OF bpPeh IN Inc Non,
and every information given by the Committee.
ROBERT SCHUYLER Pres't
December II, 1886.
% Editor. ed papers, published in the several towns
above named. will this adveseme and copy
Of their respectys papers and bills r. schuye Hano
yer street. New York. dis tits
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BUWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes u CEN Children half price Fit llk csau.
HOLIDAY SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING
There will be a splendid display of
Honemanship
Madam Macare in the Syrsns Scarf
Three popular Llowns John 0ossn Sig Felix Cno and
Dan Gardner
LEVI NORTH in his principal act He will also
his Waiting Popies
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eH ehtfuIIy situated, about five miles from Elizabeth
soyn, n. J., comprising . handsom: eommodious
nience for respectable family The whole including gar
denes house, barns ice house and other buildngs
Of che &C fruit
Tne from New Yer either by the various ears
from Jersey City the ferry Eiixsbchpor, whence rail
road within hundred yards Of the house. renders
city, The geser part Of the purchase money remain
Tor three yssn on bond and morgsge q 6ys Per cent
Also, for sale, dwelling house in wAshiuGtoa
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il that document The President does not rsconmSnd
either temporary or permanent {0vsransn.s over the
propose to refer much Of the Prssiden message
refers to the latest discoveries In the moon to q the
Mr.. Cs,rrnrDsr moved to lay The resolution On the
ANA y division the resolution was laid On tA' ss
The Senate then proceeded v the election Of chap
y MET Ssassns Second 10
Whole number Of votes. ..........u
For Rev. Henry slic'r. .......".a
Ar o url.y. -.
The Rev. M scsr 2. t @s M siss, NJ Ep,sosnn
iats chaplain Is Prssby and was not candidate
Mr. Dewey Is Unitarian Mr. ourlsy an Unysrsslist-
House Of representatives.
wAsauNoroS, Dec. 10. isAs.
ABOLITION or sLAvrnv-AscLIrros o. WAS.
The srsAKEa having announced hat the presentation
Mr. CuLyrs presented one from the Society Of Friends
TsdSs n q % z. S
trict Of Columbia which wss amer an insneetusl at
tempt take the question by yeas and nays, laid on the
Mr. CrLyxa presented petition from the same society
praying that ell and especially Like the present for
eonsr with v.~ 70 i.rmnss hs@ ~ ohsr
than resort to and was referred 70 the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs
rms ruor LAw-rnr cpv or nrrsAL.
Mr. RAIHsur presented the resolutions Of the Legs
lature Of New York. in favor OF passage Of law 70 re-
ulate and establish pilot system for the United States
on equitable and proper principles, and giving to each
state the power to pass laws on the snolcct ,or sen
pilots Of the State Of New York pray ing for the repeal
o the law Of Congress passed March 1897
Mr. BAosr presented similar petition from pilots Of
the State Of Virginia.
Ii Of which were referred to the Committee Com
posrce and the resolutions Of the Legislature of New
York were ordered TO be printed