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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
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The ?c.p2Jl Times relates Tic following Gdcrous incl
d.l::
ci:caas;anc" provocative Of hearty and general
Ian. rsr is =a.y hear! al cIr theatre TOOK place on
hrncay. da- the rs!iv!: " The last ane mos! I'M
,r.s.y scene . ;:c play o julius Caesar. Mr.. Fanden-
,o sustained til d HY lie was at that pas-
ac where !.s AMY ,aG Ser defeated, s.e asked is
+. xii ri .uI resolves - commit suicide Al this
:uo,::ent looking Goat, with long beard made
his the SIC: scenes, and tg0h deliberate sur
..y n, .1a. IA. upa:"c ~ fist. surprised al iIs
navel la!a'io '"e D:' ~ laughter, :" the evident
nlrr. Z! til ir!scdi IL, t. whose ears the
S,ura ordination. The cause o The
r:r.Ga: walked Deliberately aoE - TIC ipOilght5 aEd
~: audiences whose 81 laughter soon startled
nn g:I! drove az The stage In the mean
TIM. :tS ;iItc,! ltu=tii with ruch tragic dignity
under tie circumstances, covering his face with has
Ttae. tac goat seem. his .ull walked the pros
ErilS, tool, suUt !..l, and was then, amidst
cr OF laughter In-. ever which the actors joined
.uyci or the stage.
.turl, ttc performance OF nc 'Lrdy OF Lyons" the
;,"edlng Thursday Sir. Barry Sullivan ard Miss Fanden
t pu! q countcnace ~ III" ha; OF Of Pau
% lsc-d su!tu:s failing his head and rolling down
X. lie flights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

THE SYRACUSE RlOTERS.-At Auburn, on Saturday
the examination in the Syracuse fugitive rescue case was
confted prisoner but all included, the
testimony had bearing them ALL Six or eight witnesses
examined. They mpicnlc Mr.. Davis and Mr. Salmon,
OF Osweg, county, but their testimony had very little bear
Ing on the other prisoners noon District Attorney au
declared that Tie evidence the part of the prosccu
lion cosed and the Court adjourned. In the afternoon
the Court organized, ana Mr. D. T. II His counsel ~.
The prsones stated that TIC defence would not present
offer any ciicncc.
The Juif: took until Monday morning, AT 10 o'clock, 10
consic, IT, Cases ard cn decade whether he will hold them
bail Il l. sa!i that there arrests 10 b.
made. III: Court House dcHsGly crowded during the
day STILL he best 81 order prevailed Several ladies IRON
Syracuse dressed IN Eiocmc: Costume made their appear
ancc in Court House. which create! considerable excite
,nen The. being tie observed OF all o5srrvcrs One Of
them he vile OF aoses Summer, OF the prisoners
In The "enoon The Boomers pr0ncna!ed the streets
corted BY .enllen.en.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

!. FEMALE pEDESTMAN.--A Miss Cushmau. at ST.
i,a!- isSou!I undertaken walk mile hour for
rri consecutive sous. She commenced Al six
EfIay, the l0h instant curing her first twenty
ya t quickest mile performed in fourteen min
n'-> her ,,west in nineteen minutes ard twelve seconds
rC> az various periods between. she is said 10 be
g.cr:G' aS well rapid Wake. While duty she is
JeSS"a IL fun RJaleT costume, consisting OF pink silk
dos. pa onscts 4ui brnm. ui"nat with cherry color
ri5aon Large crowd; drawn together witness
III novel spectacle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

We lad very pleasant interview yesterday with Mr..
Lcutze native Pensy whose great painting go feet
by II feG) Of "Washngton Crossing the Delaware" now
being exhibited in New York has attracted The highest
comum. Of the press. He is much younger than
expected See and his works give promise Of high dsnc
on He visits Richmond for the purpose Of obtaining
accurate rawng OF Washingtuns fine Statue in State
Capitol. He stops the American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY

TWENTY-FIFFH ANNUAL RtPORI.
President jwanns report presents interesting view of
the progress scope and prospects of tho gfea; works to
which It relates.
The aggregate earnings Of the company for the past year
amount to 81 22 49, being increase of s5i7 As over
The operations OF the previous The nc earnings o! the
road have SG5 SOB 55enabing the Board to declare
dividend stock Of per cent? Notwithstanding the in
Of s53 200 added the capital stock OF the company
bv the dividend Of the preceding year.
The profits OF the road upon the original capital of
s. 600 900 represented by tic finished road TO Cumberland
would make dividend Ok per cent.
suatcd as this M says the report with its reve
nuc derived from little than 81 600 Of active cap
a expended upon line stopping two hundred miles short
of lis destined terminus the stockholders have reason to
feel disappointed ut this exhibit"
The aggregate OF hroug travel the road has been con-
sderably diminished by the opening Of the New ork and
Erie railroad.
Tine earnings Washington B:anch during the year
ending September SON. from ell sources, amounted 10
5000 535 and the expenses during the same period were
sla6 l6; showing the earnings 10 be S!G2 ooi59
The bo,rd dividend OF four per The oPc
ratioa. 9; this Branch
The arg,cgac transportation OF coal for the year amounted
10 les 500 TONS being increase that OF the previous
ra,r al Gig The extension Of the road TO tie Pied
nnat s:a,:on has added nothing yet !c Goa! anspoC
t.an Of tho road.
IN spoTt a!uies to the wan, Of suicicn, accommoda-
lion Tor ;a coal trade the Ccmplnys location al Locus!
Point md that arrangements have been made t. uans.
fer ,h business private wharves they be construc
ted and brought USE from na tne This pln il
hceve will rc* in securing ample accommodation Tor the
trade =: that ioln'
Cat,,s TIM, the demand for coai has no, task-d tine
t, yre. tie power of a:.so: The Company dis
posa.
need .fufr k n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

New YoRH, UcT 23.-Jacub Little s. Co.. extensive Wall
stIce brokers' failed to-day |. Is believed he will be able
10 pay his liabilities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
DEATH OE COZ. uo,-vrcooD

Bos7oS OcT 23-Col. john Mouni!ord OF the L. States
Army, died suddenly Nr Mnhrops house this morning
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.,I1rI- ,IIi.Ia A., - ;. lItiEi. ~ 49,. 20.

LADY ias taught se"aT.' III '|"I4 Is assp w.
obtaining teacher. "!cFr I@"Fa1 s"iIf ."
paid teaches all the branches OF English u>ua q -.
Music the Piano she "i
char. school G.ei?. Most satisfactory 80
III d :, b.. 90 Richmond Va. sept i5-e'~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

Rev. Arhibald Alexander, D. D. OF tho Princeton Theo
logical Seminary died Wednesday morning Princeton
He Of the oldest and distinguished clcrgymcn
Of the Presbyterian Church in the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

Tie achievement al nc .1nt lie union of France ard
Great Britain - the cann, Electrical Telegraph
tho stupenduus cable =" miles len cleo
LINES The hc":"n! III" whole Paris
iiac On the 22i ait. VI. A:n.o advaniag.
ni be lakes, TX trtermini
IL, :lii:rcnc: in I.n. Il! 4" III. observations of Paris
a,t Greenwich BY mr.i!, ih. Electrical telegraph in
rr":i por, vessel ";nt ~ have precise hour
o ~" observatory 'iis caft. The communication
eNtsn1s ron l. 'ud - srt-'r II ..l distant period
.: rHu$:tr throughout i.agtc, every direction. We
Professor "c the results
~ ills clMcepllna. I.,rlmnE.. and l.seNrLnncc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
BROAD ROCK RACES

BROAD ROCK RACES.
THIRD Day. FRIDAY, Ger. 2i-Jccscy Club Purse $500
~" mile es nrc. horses started for the purse and the
following the result;
John iieccfs Rcd Eve Nv Rostor |
James iallcy'S Lad: Fa!'ii"l1 by Herald, 9 >
e. y: Gcen'- Mary ii aSon, ny Boston, distaBcei.
IlEe-!st heut, 5 min. IS Sec; "a heat ) So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

AHHE>FOf NE-ApPOlNTMENT &c
NEW oRK Der = rgu.Ied that the fugitive Jer.
r. who escaped ir" Stacusc arrested here this after.
". Blunt Of TIL. civ his ,,r, r,,nn,si Commission
. - Cial vice JOHN y. y 49,. !.>o r,s:.nrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

WELL DONE PORTSMOUTH!
THE DEMOCRACY SISTER TOWN FAITH.
NoRFoLK County = Portsmouth: Misoa, 525 Cowper
29SWa.eler, d 555 Poruck, D., SAP; Holiday, "
Ill Scott. w. 29o-For Constitution 10 Against 26.
Great Brdgs-ailson IS Cuwre' 80. Wilson's maJoT-
ity in tbs county is not less than 200
RY TELEeRAru-S mif.d, Isle Of tish:.-AliIlson, ia;
Cowper, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
CHEAT i,I?ROvEME EFT.

HE!IOTYpE~ DAFT kKKT.UTNFEN FTI'JhLU !''''
MINIATURES IN TIE FRENCH STYLE.
SSTE returned rom Europe fully prepare" !"
w anil
the flesh IL oIoc a;ter natures model, and the ;c:ecoH 'r-
thereby trarofIn;n. picture to 'rsen' Tue
the or ivuT:. W
The Viz Gallery NJ" 10 Siam
Richmu.l under tic GoiI!c "lh't. ,,-.- n. -..,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

Mr.. James NJ. Taliafeu declines democratic
candidate for the Legislature for the counties of Stafford
and King George. Mr. r. declines from i'll health and
nGSp"on rj;rc the democrats party Capt Browne.
lDc:nuc:a') the only candidate 10 the field.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

Phi"eas Janncy, Esq, o! Alexandria, Edward a. Free
man, Esq. Of Cul2eper, ana Col. Nathaniel T. WEIGH of
dacson have been appointed Proxies to represent the State
10 the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

GEN. FOOTE'S RESIGNATION As L. 5. SENATOR
LOUISVILLE, Der. 2l.rhe EIcksonrg pIpc.s
General Foote'S resignation y! his the Senate
take I'll ct from the 9Th nt JaMla.v next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

tohn Dfsnnan, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
iias issued IN order requiring all white psrsons in
the Cherokee nation, to leave within thirty DAYS.
except those who are licensed traders and their
employees, missionaries, teachers in public schools,
and those who are married to .Cherokees. Nor
WI! any white person be permitted to reside in the
nation without q permission from the Cherokee
Agent
On the 10Th ult. William Foreman Killed his
brother 'Fom, at a little place called Cincinnati,
near the Washington county line. The murderer
made his escape. Both were Cherokees ID
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

H RxMARKABLx CUkE.-Ds. FFyss the ceIebyatsd Indian
D0ctoss has the credit aesvns some remarkable cum,
We were shown the oshssd day slavs bslongps 70 the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press. Third Municipality. who. We
were informed, bad cnrsd of consumption. rather
deess OF elver and lungs, with feves Of the bowels He
was discharged the nd March. after being soaned to his
bed fer many months Thensxo appeared perfectly restored
We also saw At The AS1s negro Who had been cured
Of eyss cancss By d. Fryes (6dito Louisiana State
kepabfcsn. Lafayetts. May q. 1851. mys0 d6 VII
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Singular Cotzeidsmee.--The mother Of GeorO.
Pharaoh, hung at West Chester, Pa, On the 29th
nlt, was sister Of Jabez Boyd, who was hung at
West Chesterson the 2lst Of November, 1s45 for
the murder Of Wesley Psston, . lad. Pharaoh was
hung on the same gsllows, and with the same rome,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Very. Polite. The resolutions adopted by the
Louisville {Ky.y Cuba meeting were ordersd to Be
sent 70 the Captain General Of that Island.
We clip the above article from an Eastern paper.
We presume il is correct for Kentuckiars are NOT
only renowned for their chivsiry and daring, but
equally y much for hospitality, suavity and 20.
likeness. Her fame in the first respsct- is we'll
known to the Captain General Of Cuba, and when
he receivssa copy those resolutions. he certainly
cannot doubt the latter. He will give them due
appreciation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09
Omce ~ the VehuaAtsPsc Railroad Com,
pany or New Orleans.

WeeoV - sAAO f&41kt000 OOu4s
s,s pany OF New ORLEANS.
Whersas, e Government Mexico, through the vice Canal
inst spubc At this city, have caused published
Of s General Congress- dated May 1851 declaring prsvios.
decree Of the 5sh November whereas said
dcrss II the Mexican tearing November s. 1885,
vitality the gran: and privileges originally
Jose do daFay but nov IN possession Of this Company,
Now, therefore, the undssignsd part Of the Company
TO give notice that the Company deny ths rss tie
Mexican doyeinmsn deprive thsm Of their prssss without
and the given not
Valid andths Company consider that General csoxess can
not be Justified 10 passing such decree Judgment And they
further tay and completely con6im aad raty Protest, u
already published ssans hs Mexican made GA the
isthmns Of Tshuautspsc the lh June 1884, by Major
g. barnard D. A. their Chief Engineer, William H. ssdsu
Associate Engineer and the Company WILL accordance with aid
doe hold the Government Of Mexico liable for all o or
said Company suffer In consequence Illegal and up,u
deores Of said 6overnsnsn under date 22d May S5l..
Noics Is ao sivsn To whom IL may that The Compsuv
will continue the realization Of their plans all and
sA means TO facilitate the enterprise 10 omen
by railroad bewsen the Atlantic Ocrau
having every confidence in the legality goodness Of their claim
and ryi"s their eowcssns their own
that justice lhal prevail
By order Of the Board Of Management, FALLoN sec,v
Nsworlesns, September 2. 1854. -. = n. n lo,9o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Stsam~ Fort Pitt Ssswk.-The steamer Fort
fi's. with cargo Of assorted merchandise for. St.
Louis, suak in shoal water a few days since
about forty miles below Pittsburgh. ~ s'a-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

I-YpnHa1ana1 IeoAos
x.....s,., ~, Dsvia Neirivsthsr r..e,tlv
90 ~. ...did.s, q, Coperes. IL The Looie.
,;ljS sx1ss jSIlu, tspdered and ~, ,scen,s1
~ .n,sisl q G5sSes.rv Of ssa,e. IS
e 49, me c. s.or Of Alabama h.sssf.
5000 ~ z 6wins = gentlemen - 3
Es;oesrG d Saine a. ~ q Affairs Of q Htss
ef MoSils 0Se. Jssssss, Duke aoodna. 6sa.yl.
81. Watkins.
ksss;s,;..; IA yieksbnrr VIII ls.,s, NJ
IL b..lth & Jndpe D.v,on,a fsm;lv ~. f. 49,
!, much. that he 8 able 10 take ,he seld !, 10
aidate Of the Uhion party for Congress in the
fssrsh cengsstEi0uai District, assinss A. g.
Brown ID Sy Eg mr. se%s rsNsr ~.
1lsrysandL wAig cesventioa. which A.
omhlsaat BladAnseurg. o. he 3esk uls., nsmisa-
- IL R:.h..A p.,-;. f..->.-l..s;,. :. ~. La.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

= 1nfanA Ineerier.
~ Poli!isqs Han. Pism Soale was to
- ~ eiziaeas Of Opslsusas on last
.suu'1e1. A. d. nqulst b cisixsns h that ssc-
Euo1 y. losel1ms Esq., our Abla and Distinguished
= had eoupsnssd % reply 10 him. A
- >oslt ~ sasee of<sts Uniun md tn Con-
aould. have no better adsosdss.
e. ~ 1lstsa- ThsE lnsd6 frA,) wkiS says,
that o. sA691a ~ Z uai BY u nans Of 6suusl
cOuldsn. ~ : episia ~ pssr Nantonnsn, Judged
shs coatssss ef ! loadsd Kan IN the back pan Of
shss tld of = dlave ~ sWnsd Couldsa inne.
diatsly dsoamped.- The slave disd from the effects
Of In wound It d to b hoped that be will ~
appfehended and duly punished for % outfaseens
2 murder. NO. " s5s II. aAstElI ~ d
The Eosrtk C@grsssioaal liar;ek--T hs Baton
Rosge Gazette says thsrit he's The most cheering
/ accodnu from thii nhtfict, Chat Judge Moore il
carrying svse thins hsiors him, Shat Mbrse sticks
up 70 his Secession doctrinee like q man. and i
willing 70 stand o. fall on his platform. This is
mach mon honosAbls than 70 do & many politicians
do. dsciase shsmselvss to b b. favor Of the Union
and yet lbstsr and encourage polic9i views. tlias
| lead % ~ destrnction. ~
Neaty;sab.-AtD onaldsonvills and some Of osr
interior towns we notice drshaatic performances,
| By Amateurs, seem 10 hsquite the ~se. =,
Honsy.-T Casshouia Advscass Of September
| Z, nys: ~ Is XIX ~. - ~.
There is probably no place whore honey j. more
| Abundant than In the Louisiana swamp. Col y.
w. Stone, fasw days sincs, cut tfes containing
bees, out Of which b got II square fees Of choice
honey comb. Truly this region lows with
honey.
Horrible DeatA.-A man BY the name Of Wanon,
citixen Of BossieP parishS was found dead on the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

u. Ah pefsons who have signed their uanss the
III Til muster roll iot the formation Of military eompsuy
" ~ " 10 Known a. the JACKSON 6UARD6, are hereby
qsu " meet the Armofy Of Car0ndslet Pedjo
.es, On SATURDAY, the 18Th nssa hspast .evsn scoch
All who vish to become Members of company
invited to attend send thar Comes
before saturduy... BY order, -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Our customers and he public generally respectfully in
that though the entrance partially
for the present. caused by the ra wall make gay for
new and handsome 'front.' will ope our vhsIsae
and rstahbssnsss attended usual. J. WRIGHT co..
% 81 Aip r. sss iss ISL Chsrty,s ,,rre,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

81 ~ 4 - dsssdfdl dieesas = pssvailing to
sEege n Rsadlse1n rounkY, Ky.
n Of ts0miIss ffiy eight deaths hasa
I SEVERAL families had sssrly ali died
was finally procured who saved ~
- ~. hsaoss = oane every cas- terminated
4, A arsivd : b Louis fssm. 1aiwou,i r;v.r
ip inislliss hcs tlas-the cliOlera had broken On,
- lnaaignAsy at Jefferson ssd Old Fiankiin
4 - ua& ssaae- Great CONSERVATION prevailed
- ~ cislzens. and many Of them were leav-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

49, 4snees.f zlssaig x1aiAeE- Id noticing
y Y. !s.. 9 sanned y nay chaenscal process.
$500 n bslacn kh With u. We shosld have
~ q w tanned in three days. mt aix hours Ii
rePosed, q = company can be formal, We under.
nd. e 81 lazgsly into IL lasaufAcsurs, ator near
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Dreadful Danth--M. Labadies wholesale
wine dealer Of Bercy, was literally boiled to death
in vapor bath at Paris, lately, being unable to
close the valve by which the vapor entered. The
keeper Of the bath has been condemned to eight
days imprisonment. and to pay 10000 francs a.
damages to the widow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09
t--00o-
FOR A11EDSOR.

-. =. - FOB AHSEOsOR. gx
- We ars authsrzsf . sansssss 9. H. PAGE ara
candidate fos Ane.o for the city Of NewOsans Esss
10 BE- held Nsvssnbes 3. 1851. r jy8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

eenerAl JaitsDelsosry.- Saturday, shs 23d
w., sesen persons escaped from The Jail at Elmira,
n. 7. The Sheriff Of Chemung county offsrs an
aggregate reward Of $3.50 for their arrest. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

WANTED TO HlRE7A good Confectionery
s,.eoymsn, Inquire At NJ Psids. corner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

- All vosn friendly te~he election Of JAMES. PrRERET
for Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans VIII John sser No.
hsrisny Budmg Second Ward. Third Municipality, on WE'D
NssDAf EVENING September TO- at O'Clock, to sppont
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

From Minnesota have the St.. Paul Pioneer
of The 21st u, and take the following items from id
On the 10Th ult, during thunder storm, tht
lightning strucka skirlodge, containing ~ Indians
killing thsee instantly, and iniuringF all more o.
less. i passed down one of the poles in the centre
lodge, it then passed of into another tent, in which
there were about 80 inmates, injffihg them all
Small holes were burnt in their blankets, ant
some of the Indians were literally blistered, bu
none were killed.
! Gov. Ramsey left for Pembina on the 18th. /,
bold treaty for the purchase Of the Chippsws
lands. ;
For many days past, We have had COO
weather, SO as to make FIRE comfortable in the
sitting room. It's too cold for the operations O.
mosquitoes. g-s 81 es
There will be at least 25 600 bushels Of oats bar
vested ia Benton county this season. The whea
crop has been harvested. The yield il abundant
aud Of the finest quality. "a I - ] !
A. Dramatic COMPANY, of which George Holland
u member, are playing to crowded houses.
snstomy and physiology. -
We are informed by a,farmer that while in hi,
potato field there.ia not tho least symp.sx Of The
rot, the adjoining potato field Of his neiphbor il
attacked with that disease and that TOO although
both fields were planted about the same time, Saw.
cru! fieds have been attacked with the rot but the
yield Will be plentiful enough for use, and some ia
export. % tN-
In the Mendoza treaty with Sioux Indians. there
was provision inserted to this effect 'sthe United
States By payment Of $780, 900, should become nos.
sessed ofa large body Of land termed the half breed
tract That portion Of the treaty was MOI rstified
ssaay, no, only will SAVE $4,000 in The .prics y
the half breed tract. but, if the. Senate agrees to
t. will pnt The tide Of that iand in the Goxernnent
instead Of in femaining jointly in multitude 81
pvsons, who could never ell join 10 : deed 50 as
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MIGHT SCHOOL-The undersigned will re-
osve sppcatons for Tiaehen in The Night School Of
Z forty dollar month toihs Principal aad thirty i've az
an te AN1nt Te4che The school opens ON the sscon1
Monday Hh) of October next, and Continues III montr
School hoqrs from hef: past M to nine O'Clock = n
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