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DHOposAI.s for Carrying the nrril. Of United
States from the Is, October, s2 the st day Of Juy
Department until o. m,
81, day Of July ls52 be decided by the following day
Napoleon, Victoria,
Island No CO, faconia, Arkansas Barney's, Delta missis
sppi, fhars Point Helena Arkansas, Sterling, Walaot
p1as, 49,, as..H.s G.a.s NJ @., -.
spqi, and Elm Grove Memphis, Tennessee, 900 miles,
twice week and back.
Arrive Memphis by 2, Wednesdays and Sundays.
Leave Memphis at 9, m. Thursdays and sundays
Arrive at Napoleon by ~ M. next days.
NOTES.
Bidders should the mode Of conveyance intended The mail
b 70 be carried preference and TO their exclusion
required by the mails. Mail with
oui charge Deduction win be made natl TO
and fines for performed greehy the
uactn all particulars The apnu the coaet
for repeated failures laws He may
schedule provided pay
Tor additional made change and one month";
extra pay in cases Of cuament for the service dpenssa
distance should the distance above designated prove 70 pc snort
stated The mails to be tskn 70 ana IRON me post once
OF rvtr may be established during the contract
addressed 20 the second Assistant Post
Of responsible
aso by form tha,
the s"'an'o' arc '0'' x aafI, POSTMASTER General
Posr orrcr DsrlRruFSr, May 9, is5a.
May ll-wfv
d NJ. HOoE q CO., wholesale and Retail Dealer. In
.heetinr blankets, and goods generally
fennsyvana between 7h Washington
u. G.
embracing the authors last prers and notes,
bs completed IN ~ vols. Parts and jus, received.
History q vlrEinla " r = Arthur and w ~ Carpenter
TAYLOR MAURv
Mv@ BOOKSELLERS, near pth street.
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no OWNERS q m T.rss-A gentleman in Virgins
who coed and lawyer, desires Ten"
the would like
Of land, in that country, with view bring '
market.
He family and small capital dssirous of sngagnf
agriculture He the satisfactory
INTEGRITY and responsibility, and his n
enable him considerable emigration
Any ofTerss lands who would inclined himself
of such be piscedn with nc
advertiser, and suitable responses addressing post paid.
WIN. soIiLDiNt
General agent and collector Richmond virsn'
Mn1a-tf
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NAvr-YARD, WASHINGTON, D. G.

NAVf-FAKDi WASHINGTON, D. 2
CLASS L. waite ook Kase.-sqsors nad Tn-'gaars.
90 knees to side finished 900 inches inch
90 knees o side "A inches when finished, 6I5 do do
I6i knees side inches when finished, l,lso do do
s knae 10 sid GA inches when finished, 53O do DO
knee 70 inches when hpshed 800 do do
Arms be ncheso feet 3inch bodies
In length all other In accordance with
the book Of measurement"
cL.ss No. A. Waite oat PLANK Stock,
II 500 cubic plank stocks cubic foot 20 Of the
longest IS by ~ inches remainder
in accordance with the hooks OF measurement
whsoas psnk 900 feet Of this
pank 65 feet be inches, vs. 900 feet inches and
iO00o inche. thick the ticks-t plank be Of
the onRest lengths other conform 10 the
',book OF ofmeasuremenp' above named.
CL.ss No. 3,--Yeliov- Pins PIank sost'.
s 900 cnhc feet plank per cubic In the
above ~ pieces be ~ feet long sided straight,
l5inches In thickness the other way Jt inches with a
regular ofs Inches 20 pieces in length " feet
sided straight ~ inches hictne II inches the other
way, regular inches also lo Of the longest
pieces plank be straight and 10
inches the end in other respects 70 conform 10 the
book Of measurement
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oo- The democrats. OF the sd ward are requested
% Inc ns qosf % ne e s saS "a
BY The Vigilance Of the Jackson Democratic
Association. July Ia
or Grand democratic rally There grand
meeting ?. The democracy Of e Dsas. Of Columbia and o. M me
The democrats democratic Of
Datet and the surrounding counties cordially invited to at
tend dinner wi be prepared oI large ngeei "a ,s
Ihere w be many comment speakers nom ahefeh sta'sS IN ~
Union 10 address the meeting .,,c.
proceed 70 the steamboat wharf
Chief Marshal Major B. b French
assistant siarlAis Thorny and Beverly Bell esa'-
The whole win be under hs q Ss n s
and Of the Democratic Association OF AleIandns uooypp
President Jackson Democratic Assaeialon ,,s Iaio.
President Alexandria Democraie Association.
Michael W. CLusKEYI
M CnArIs,
@ !. JoxEs,
Commilise Of the jackson Democratic Association.
TuRsrR Dnos,
Joas +. Jomssos,
JANIS w. GRRKs
Committee Of The Alexandra Democratic Association
'u"s
requested Observatory engaged in
making series OF observations in eonneSon with the astronomical
expedition Chill public service requires that the officers
while engaged should interrupted and therefore il has been
decided close the Observatory vsers evening from and
sunset.
vises win any o m, and 3 p
June 4-n
DDrrloNAL sUPPLIEs.-we have this day opened the
following desirable goods which will be sold low
y pieeesv very fine pattern French lawns
25 do medium priced lawns, good styles
80 do lawns, colors, for lax censworth % cents
10 pink, blue yisetes
20 black lace points
90 bodered caeoes, very hne fast coo and good
styles, for ladies wrappers
With good and general of all kinds Of dry goods
YERBY Il MILLER,
Penn avenue, between 7tl and 9Th streets.
desirable 18th
New York and will ~ the price
now asked Terms Apply above.
June l3-lmifed MAT. Intel. s Amer. Telegraph
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@N

A NEW Route TO PttssburR. via the Baltimore, sus-
g.ehanro aad 10 Psffturs
% wl Calvert daily
with United from Washington and B.imoe ~
connecting with the last line at Mddleto~s l.
rivinr Harrisburg II, p m, 20 dinner.
Harrisburg p. srrivinf
Atih point passengers option of
taking Johnown, thence
stages direct fron HoIidaysburr Pi,tsbnrr.
Tickets sold 20 the following
York wrrhtsvs Columbia, Marietta, Middetown, Han-bu
fc Merstown, perysvie Lewistown Hunt
inraon, Holidaysburg, and Pttsburg.
with tho Cumberland Valley raosd
which passes through Cssie shippepbus ChamberburE s
er points this road.
F the accommodation Of from Washington
the hove Of the
dep Of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
the morning ats receive the baggage, which viii
RoBERT STEWART,
octi-dn Ticket Arsnt
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Ia -
RaIs,u,ore nnd Wnshinaton Railroad.

PASSENGER trains follows;
Il Leave Washington at and o. a m l2k, m, and g.
Leave Baltimore at Al and " m; and 81, p. IN.
On Sundays the second third trains from Washington and
the second and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets baggage checks Philadelphia and New York bt
obtained leaving and Passengers
themselves and baggage
Baltimore and Philadelphia, the railroad station.
Badensbng, S3 quarter will be
T. II. PARSONS,
Ap aS-da Agent
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Bank OF the Metropolis,
Washington, June 4, ls52
meeting of stockholders this bank will be held
banking Monday, 5th day Of July next for
the purpose eectng for then ensuing
The polls will open 10 O'Clock, M. and close at
O'Clock, IN.
June 5-eor29June sdi5hJuy RID. SMITH.
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once of the Commissioners of the Consolidated Debt
OF Orleans,


Nsw ORLEANS, May 9, 1852.
DY virtue OF the Of Legislature OF
ID entlsd "An consolidate the
Orleans provide administration
February, le5 and OF the section
entitled An supplementary 10 consolidate the
ofNew oesnun approved 23d February
entitled
consolidate the city Of New Orleans, and provide
government and Of it affair." approved March H.
1852
sealed proposals win he received banking house
New YORK. from Saturday,
18th May Monday the 9h July next al IL O'Clock, for the
thousand bonds
Orleans, thousand dollars
resolutions by the
held 2s,h April 1872; said bonds
July 1882 payable In forty the office Of the city
with interest ihe Of sr cent annum, div
attached said being made
first day of January and the FIRST day o
uy OF the Office the city treasurer Ia the city Of
the option Of the purchaser.
endorsed the purchase of bonds Of
New and 10 be opened and adIudcaied the
highest BIDDER, or the commissioners, In the
city Of New York. the third hondayhe 18Th July, ls-ai II
In case there should be an rs
Of bonds offered shall be divided raia nearly
a. possible the bidders.
all msured obligations Of the city Of New
Orleans second and third mncp pale and of
the city Lafayette, viz bonds interest, coupons interest All
debts cash warrants 6c
uon hereofai city ueasurers ofheel
cowussIoSERs.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
q. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
VIM II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM r. CONVERSE Chs,aaS , ol ns finance Committee
L. II PLACE, board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LlvFT, Secretary
May l5-lawtsJuyh
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G. w. y ERBY,
Of Washington City,

G. w. YEaBY, r. p MILLER,
Washington City. OF Virginia
YERBY ~ MILLER
Pennsylvania m and 9th Washington d. Co.
SVHoLESALE dealers foreign and domestic staple
fancy dry goods carpe matngs, cloths table
piano bed Spreads blankets sheengs and houeur
nishing dry goods generally
STREET prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-lyf
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BROOKE ID. WILLIAMS,
B-7NKER,
toPPosITE TREASURY
WasAington City ID. C.,
WILL dposie United States and
w other Stocks bank drafts other cities
and viii and 10 the
collection spondent, The usual
Robert Read esq., President and Mechanics Bank
Georgetown, ID, c.
Richard Smith Cashier Bank of the Metropolis Washington
City.
nlessrs. Corcoran Riggs, Bankers Washington City,
May l2-d1
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.

FOR HARPER's FERRY.
(pAtLY LIsE)
THE packet Bell Fashion will the ensuing
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Harper
Leaving Georgetown daily p arriving Harpers Ferry
the Cumberland and
Winchester.
Harpers Ferry arriving George
n morning O'Clock.
arrival Of In
o them Washington.
Gy-Fare through, including board, 81 50.
lar
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ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Steeage furnished with pillow
with the raiions the
Freight will be taken Chagres 20
Panama San Francisco the S0 The
The shmus at the expense OF the passengers.
IL viii be perceived that through
great quality employed
Of and despatch from the
al both ends Of the line accidents.
further apply of company
IS choice berths apply
agency I7 West street, street, York
Mari
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The steamship Columbia will keep
neaon between San Francisco
former the arrival OF passengers from ana,ns
and returning without
tea San Francisco. - -
regular line propsliers
Panama and Francisco. -
Some Of the above win between
Acapulco other
nc wall be maintained by the United
ONO. 1000 .
liNnois 2,SJO
Empire City ~ ~ wv
~
Cherokee - -
faicon. "
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THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of The
Magnetic Telegraph Company will be held IN the city of Phla
delpha the company Thursday
prormo O'Clock,
and the of which all stockholders
are respectfully requested 70 attend.
WIN. NJ. SWAIN, President
AnEL RArHpoSs CopprS, Secretary.
June ltd
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Perfumery, Fancy Ar
ticlss. &C.

STILEs's Austria In ists-'s9, = vols. svo-, wIu
~ portraits.
Harpef's Magazine for June. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NAVY DKFAKTAEET,
Bureau Of Ordinances and photography, June = leo2
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals timber wi be
y this unl O'Clock, y. the 3 o July
next furnishing and delivering under conuae sasA o. the
chafenon, MassAchuse Brooklyn New
York Gopo Virginia, the following described Inbsr viz
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"Thc Campaign OF isss.,

DApp's Niche Gold rens.,efensed al
IL properties In The finest quill abilv 81 The
metal Recommended ny many Wen known citizens ~
For safe At the agency, TAILORS MAuRY,s
May I'D Bookstore, ga street
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Dl1- The democrats o. I'D ward requested
the Medical College, Of lsth and streets,
Friday syeng, July oeOsk for the o organizing
ward association.
BY order Of the Vigilance Committee Of the jackson Democratic
Association. July l. q
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KNIGHTS OF Engisnd, France, and Scotland by
n Henry VIM. Herben.
Hniieck's Poencst orks vni.-complctc.
Abhoisford Editon Of waverly Novels
tanning The Black Dwarf, Old Mortality, and The Anuquary
This day received for sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
june % Bookselers nea street.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
DIR. Rodgers syrup OF LiverwOrt,
Tar and CancIlalagu a.

We might show logically Uhy this
preparation should cure, bu. it would be
a needless waste of words, since we can
summon hosts of witnesses to show that
it does cure. The restored Consunap.
iUes, are the witnesses. Ask them
Read their testimony in the pamphlet in
the Agents hands.
Smiths Tonic Syrupis not one fthose
mushroom quackeries bull, upon 70 9TH
er and no better foundation Than false
statements, purchased puffery, and DELHI
crate Misrepresentation; and hence,
while dozen or more of these medical
meteors have shot up, blazed and gone
out forever, it has been slowly but con-
ssanily rising in reputation, until now, at
the end Of ten years, its celebrity for
curing Fever and .Ague is quite withou,
a precedent; and yet rests GAS every thing
valuable mus, resD on the solid and sub
stantial basis of long-tried and severely
tested meri, and worth.
Sole by the only Agents,
JOHN PUMROY, Ottun,,Ca.
JOHN BEACH, Agency City.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
TIL DIES MONIES RIER.

who generally will not only promise to
manage The public affairs faithfully and
ably, but who can be relied upon to do
il--who like all other workmen who I'M
dertake any business for which they are
to be paid, will aim at perfection--at
doing wha, they are employed to do in
the best possible manner, and more than
this, who will be governed in their action
by different and better policy, based
upon the experience of the great and the
good Of other times, and other States
upon the practical tests of the past;
policy which looks TO fostering and pro-
protecting every interest, without, de-
pressing any; policy in short which
will give US currency and money at
easy rates Of interest; call capital into
instead of driving i. out oil the State;
which will foster and protect manufac.
lures and thereby create home market;
which will diminish our taxes, and pay
off our public debts; a policy which will
promote the prosperity and enrich the
people; enhance the prices of their lands
and productions, and diminish the cost of
what they have to buy; which will popu-
late our State with men of enterprise,
capital, and worth; open new farms;
build mills and manufactures; take hold
of our River and other Improvements
and pu. them through; which will place
Iowa where she ought 10 be, in the front
rank of the States, and make glad the
hearts of her people. She has the soil,
the minerals, water-power aud other re-
sources; she only now wants The iaUs,
and these Convention men, who have
seated themselves here comorant like in
the midst of US, and have been sucking
The life. blood of the body polite to en-
rich few favored off ce- holders, only
stand in the way. Sweep them away a,
the polls. This is the only course
Dom. lie, private friendships influence
single vote Tor one of them. Remem-
Der the issues are your interests--your
pockets. Vote wisely, independently,
and all will be well. Be slow to believe
the thousand reports which will be put
in circulation by foe, as willy as cor
rupt Take these principles which you
know to be right, buckle on your armour,
60 to work, and you will succeed
Cheering intelligence from all parts of
the State assures US Of victory. The
enemy are alarmed; they have long been
on the defensive; oIs vigorous charge,
and they arc ours.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
ANSoN FORD. A. JOHN ANDERSON
LAND OFFICE AND
General Land Agency,
CHARLTON, LUCAS co. IO.A.

THE subscribers having established a
LAND and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE at the
above named place, are prepared TO attend
to the entry of Land, location of Land
Warrants, furnishing and filing the neces-
sary papers in presumption rights, all on
the most reasonable terms. They also keen
on hand large supply of LAND WARRANTS
OF every denomination. which they will
sell as low as they can be sold at any point
in the West. Their familiarity with land
operations in the west, and Land Office bus
mess, together with their facilities at the
different Land Offices in Iowa, give to
their establishment every advantage pos
sessed by Government Laud Office. We
have FULL SET OF PLATs, which are kent
constantly posted.
REFERENCES:
Col. Francis Springer, Reg. l.. O., Fairfield;
Col. w. IL. Wallace, Rec'r. :"
II. ID. Downey, Reg L. o. Iowa City;
Gen. f. Morris, Rec'r. " 6" &c"
J. Dawson, Esq, Kanesville, Iowa;
J. X. Cook, M. d.,
w. w. Cottle; Centerville,
FORD & ANDERSON.
June 18th, 1882 3 a.a
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
For CONGRESS,
PHILIP VIELE, Of Lee Co.
Keep it before the People!

That the Democratic State Central
Committee in their Address say that:
"Before we can expel our present
mixture of paper we must manage in
some way to have ~ ORSE CUR
RENCY. The ME.ANESI' will al
ways flow into our markets first, as nat
urally as SCUM rises 10 the surface of
boiling water" "
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEG
PIE! That the Wing party are in ia
vor of Safe and Sound system of
Free Banking in Iowa, and that by this
means only can we expel This "scum"
from our markets.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEO-
PIE! That the Democratic party are
opposed 10 any alteration in our Stale
Constitution; which, on account of its
narrow contracted provisions in rela-
ton to corporations, is complete bar
to the prosperity of our State; and that
every man that votes for the nominees
of the Democratic Party, votes against
the alteration of the Constitution, and
a safe and sound currency!
KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEG.
PIE That the Democratic major
ity, who have controlled the Legisla-
ture Of this State time out of mind, are
solely responsible for all the legislation,
and the policy which has originated that
legislation, and that odr only safety and
hopes Of reform are BASED upon holding
them strictly TO that responsibility giving
that majority no further opportunity to
tamper with our interests.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
Farm for Sale.

Ne Y VIRTUE of an order from the
~ County Court and to me granted,
| will offer at public auction on the Is.
day of September, 1852, the following
Real Estate of the minor heirs and wife
of John Stotts (dec'd) on the premises
in the county of Wapello and State of
Iowa, to-wi.: The west of the south
cas-. / of section IL, and the south west
/ of the north east same section, and
the south east ! of the north east 1 same
section, and the east ! Of the south east
/ of the north west same section, aud
the north east / Of the north west I oc
section ID and the west I of the north
west ! of section ID. all in township
~ North of Range No. IL west. One
hundred acres under improvement.
JOHN X. KENNEDY,
June Gath, lS52.ts Guardian.
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BALTIMORE, June 30, NJ.
Death of Henry CLAW.

Henry Clay expired al half past / 1
this A. NJ. The bells in this city and
Washington commenced ,oling immedi-
ately upon the announcement OF his
death. The people are in great commo-
ton.
In Philadelphia all the flags are at half
mast, draped in Grape.
In Washington, although the event
was SO long anticipated, Mr.. Clay's death
struck the whole community with con-
sternation-fags were at half mast and
the bells Immediately tolled. A general
gloom overspread the three cities.
Both Houses of Congress, immediate
ly after the announcement of his death
and before reading the journal. adjourned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
The Nominations.

Everything that comes to US from all
parts Of the country brings gratifying evil
dence that ScoTT and GRAHAM have al.
ready taken the popular heart by storm.
Such ratification meetings as have been
held all over the country are unprece-
densed. In New York city the larges.
and most enthusiastic meeting ever
known there has been held. There can
be no doubt in what direction the popu-
lar current is running, and there can be
as little doubt that that current will grow
deeper and stronger as the life, charac-
ter, and claims of the old chieftain are
recalled to the recollection of his coun.
trymen.
The highest Office in the gift Of the
People will be regarded as the fitting ter
mination OF so brilliant and patriotic a
career, and thousands who would not
under different circumstances vote for a
Wing candidate will acquiesce an such
propriety. and assist to place him there.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
Great Discovery in science.

Chemistry has discovered in the grea,
laboratory of nature. medicines compe-
tent to cure most diseases Of the day,
and when rightly compounded and adj
mnis,ered at the proper time they will
accomplish this object, but, when i'm
properly compounded they may do much
harm. To the manner Of combination
therefore may medicines owe their pow
er over disease.
Most prominent among the powerful
remedies is ]. l.. Curtis Mamaluke Lin
iment.
We bespeak for i. thorough trial by
every one. The rapidly with which it
has taken hold of public applause is "a
bundsnt guarantee of its superiority over
any other medicine of the kind.
II any one wishes to obtain pill that
is safe, mild efficient and powerful, loose
no time in getting box Of Gillmore's
Ambitious Pills, and you will have the
very article you want. See advertise
ments in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
July LIST, 1852.

THEY ARE KNOWN BY THEIR WORKS.
What have these men who are making
so much noise and confusion, and mo.
wing heaven and earth for votes, done for
the people whose supper. they have the
audacity still longer TO claim? Let them
be Judged by their own works, the River
Improvement, the Code, debts, hard
times, &c. These are the tests, worth
more than all the fair promises they can
make. Trust them no longer, unless
you would again be deceived.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08
NO. XXXV.
Ratification Of Important Indf~
an Troubies----Rejec OIL
the Pembina Treaty.
WASHINGTON, June %.

WASHINGTON, June 70.
The Treaty with the Sisseton and
Wappeton bands OF Sioux Indians, nego.
tiated last July by Col. LEA and Gov.
Ramsey, has been ratified, after being a.
mended by striking out the third article
of the treaty, and adding supplement-
ary article, paying money in lieu of the
reservation in favor of the Half Breeds,
stricken out .
The other treaty, with the lower bands
of Sioux, was also ratified, with the same
amendment, as made in the above treaty,
and also TO strike out The eighth article,
providing for the Half Breeds.
The Pembino treaty the las. of the
series, has been rejected.
GNow that the most important Of these
treaties have been ratified, there will be
great struggle in regard to the payment
of debts acknowledged to be due by the
Indians to the traders. One Of the most
serious objections to the confirmation of
the main treaties, in tile minds of Sena-
tors at Washington, was knowledge Of
the fact, that system of favorilism had
been observed, in establishing claims a.
gainst The Indians, which did great injus-
lice TO meritorious claimants, at the same
time that others, who had scarcely the
shadow of claim, profited by their po-
sition. The Government should see to
il that honest and uncorruptible Com
missioners are appointed, to decide upon
these claims, and 10 settle them as justice
to each party may require.-Mo. Rep.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-08

DEVELOPING THE CoUNTRY's RE.
souRcEs.-Hon. Geo. Bancroft, in late
address to the Democracy of Tammany
Hall, urged the election OF Mr.. Pierce, in
order to carry on "the immense develop
ment of the country's resources The
Milwaukee Sentinel remarks on this:--
"a party which yetoes or talks TO death
every kind of River and Harbor bill, and
goes Tor returning the country 10 lis orig
inal dependence upon England, talks OF
developing the resources OF the country!"