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The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

Love AND itoMaNeE.-ste paDilSled Il lew
days ago, says the n. o. Crescent, a short sketch
with Tue above title. 1t gave the details OF a
romantic elopement and marriage, the parties
being lady aud gentleman from Texas.
day two after the happy pair had tied
the knot hymenial, the brother of the young
lady arrived IN ihis city from TeIas, and for the
first time heard OF tle event. He Immediately
went 10 the ST. Charles Hotel. where the young
lady was stopping in company with Mrs. Il
and her daugbie both from tie 5 ale, in " hose
charse the bride had been placed on her depart
parlor Of the Hc-el, hs upbraided her with hav-
ut his sister. applying to her some harsh cpl
theis not sci down iii The code Of etiquette
This aroused the ire OF Aliss -, young
and blooming virgin Of seventeen summers - no
Immediately appFoae he'd ths irrale brother, and
shaking against his kcs her white and tiny fat
wished she was Inau even nad weapon,
tlat she might xii him for hi. inpertinsnce."
Nothing dauntsd ey her TN rea,eus. attitade.
the irritated brother of ihe-b. ie drew from his
bosom a Bowie knife, and haafiins ii 60 the ju-
venile XantIppe. said. Take kia, Miss. and lei
me see If you are lady of your word" With
ali the n. - demon. the young lady graspsd
the shnins blade. AAl dss~ins il back with a
movement az If 10 plunge II iuio ss breast, ~Ss
shout to deal the istsl blow. whsn She was pre-
vented BY gentleman visitor v 4o grasped llei
arm.
We mention this merely instance of
true grit on both sdes, and as "a tale Of real-
W, setting OF very pretty specimen oi the &c
mantle.
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lUR FLAG THERE.'-Nlr. bryant in a let
ter Athens, describing the difficulties OF DR..
King, the American Missionary, with the gov
ernment, says:
One Sunday large crowd of Greeks, led
by priest Of their church. assembled in hi
house and garden to hear one If his discourses.
His subject was the duty of religious federation.
AT the close, the priest asked question con-
cerning some things advanced in the discussion,
10 which Dr. King gave prudent answ er. The
priest then demanded an explanation Of certain
positions laid down in another discourse, which
DIR. King declined giving al that time. observing
that he would agree TO appoint almost any other
day for the discussion. The multitude inlme-
diately joined the priest in demanding that the
discussion should go at that moment, with
such fury and noise that his friends thought his
life i'll danger. II happened at the time tie
American consul was absent from Athens, and
the functions Of the Office were delegated to DR..
King. An American rag. day or two pre-, ions
had been received by DR.. King from Washing
ton. In the midst of the tunlut al the very mo-
mens when the multitude seemed ready 70 tear
him in pieces, he belhought himself Of the flag
and hastily unrolling it, let il stfeala from one
of tho windows. As soon 1t tie mob SAW it.
their slamors were hushed, they began to dis
perse in the utmost haste, and in FIVE minutes
not one of them was left in the house or the
garden"
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CoMPLINENTARY.-.'Mr Mrs. Polly" said Uncle
Eb, OF Up Town, as he hobbled one morning
into the entry, where the good dame hand
ling her broom, Mrs Polly, you fsst raft
sweeper-Hhy my Sally will sweep the house
from top to bottom, and then mol begin to gather
as big pile of dirt ss you have s1ept Up in ten
minutes" Uncle Eb left, with broons;ick
after HIM, but not more rapidly than when en-
tering the noine OF an ancient maiden lady
staid, tidy and dscreet"-wi'hout wiping his
feet; the offended spinster eIclaimed. Ibid You
not observe the scraper at the door, sir n
"Yes'm," said Uncle Eb, ..and l intend 10 use
il Gken GO ont"
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ErEcrsov pRoeLAMArloN.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Ia
n general election to be holden through
,be State of California, on The first "Wednesday
of September. A. ID. 1853, the following officers
are TO be elected. viz:
GovERSoR,
Lieutenant Governor, One Supreme Judge
State Comptroller, State Treasurer,
Attorney General, Surveyor 6cheral,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
SENATORS.
The Counties of San Diego. San Bernardino
and Los Angeles, the First District, one senator
The Counties of Santa Barbara and San Luis
Obispo, the Second District, one senator.
The Counties of Monterey and Santa Cruz,
the Third District, senator
The County of Sln Francsco the Fifth Dis
trict two senators.
The County OF Tuolumne, the Seventh Dis
The County of Sacramento, the Ninth District
one senator.
The Counties of Solano, Yolo and Napa, the
Tenth District, one senator.
The Counties OF Trinity, Klamath, Hvnboldt
and Siskyou the Twelfth District. one senator.
The Counties of Shasta and Colus the Thir-
teenth District, one senator.
The County OF Butte, the Fourteenth District,
one senator.
The County of Yuba, the Fifteenth District,
The County of Nevada, the Sixteenth District,
one senator.
The County of Placer, the Seventeenth D,sr
trict, one senator.
The County of Ell Dorado the Eighteenth
District, three senator's
The County OF Sierra, the Twentieth District,
one Senator.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
San Diego county, one Member.
San Bernardino county, one Member.
Los Angeles county, two Members.
Santa Barbara county, one Member:
San Luis Obispo county. one Member.
Monterey county, one Member.
Santa Cruz county, one Member.
Santa Clara county, two Members.
Alameda county, one Member.
San Francisco county, nine Members:
Mariposa county, two Members.
Tulare County, one Member.
Tuoumne county. five Members.
San Joaquin county, two Members.
Contra Costa county. one Member.
Sacramento county our Members.
Solano county, one Member.
Napa county, one Member.
Yoo county, one Member.
Sonoila and Meuaoc!no counties, tw9 Memz
bers
Marin county, one Member.
Trinity county, one Member
Klamath county, one Member.
Humboldt county, one Member.
Siskiyou county, one Member.
Shasta county, one Member
Cousi county, Member
Butte county. three Members.
Yuba county, FIVE Members.
Nevada county, i've Members.
Su tier county, one Member.
Placer county. four Members
Ell Dorado county, eight Members
Calaveras county, five Members.
Sierra county, two Members.
The attention of County Judges is directed to
the Sd section Of an Act eniiiltd An Act To Re.
gulate Ell, cions," passed March 23d, 1850.
from which it will be seen that all vacancies
which are about to OCCUR in office by the expi-
ration of The full term thereof, shall be supplied
at the general election.
Given under my hand and tire Great Seal of
the State Of California, al Bencia, this 18th day
OF July, 1853. JOHN BlGLER,
Governor.
Attest. J. w. DENVER, Sec'y of State. jya3te
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CRAa, RoeERs & Co. are authorized to draw
checks on office iii Shasta. Mary syile Sa-
,cranienin and San Francisco. which VIII be sold
sit any oi their offices Al par.
Shipments ef Treasure by Them are always ac-
coli!'lIli,d i, iahill nsfssens-rS-ainl all bps-
ness entrusted 70 their care will receive prompt
attention.
Collections made, orders received, AID parka-
sss orwaiiltd with Prou pfntss and dispatch.
They have our dra Is for sale on any Of the
cities oi the Atlantic Sfa'es. and are prepared to
pay Tue l.leLcst market price ioi Gold Dust.
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Il. G. GILL EFT
Civi, Eryi,ieer,

Comfy Suaec5 or Of Shasta Comfy.
GURVEYS AND RECORDS. THE FIELD
~ Mates Of land claims Canals a,ld fumes
laid out and giaded. Plans, estimates and spc:
clfleations drawn up Tor bridges, aqueducfs,
dams and all kinds OF structures
Office in County Clerks Office. marl9tf
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FOR s,as.a 0g RENT.

's55IsJ ON THE MOST REASONABLE
I3s5 - terms, the Cottage House, silnat.d on
- the nor h-eas, side oi Shasta City. The
house Is new, and is beautifully situated conye-
nient 10 good water For lnrih particulars a,,.
ply 10 L. H. Barber or Z. ". Mech, IA, tie Bill,
lard Saloon.
Shasta City. May sd 1853 NV If
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE

- OuR Bulls OF EXCHANGE can lie procur-
ed al. and Treasure torwarde. 10 IFS for ship
msnf. fr''in any of he aborc -places. IN ali Ct
which we ilaye Brick ya.ilis or lro. Safes for
the security Of Treasure entrusted ~ rs. And
on board Of SleanibeaS. any Of ne above
.eutes, we nave Iron Safes and Messengers for
The security oi all Valuable packages transport
% by us.
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III. W. HEUEsEARD.

Storage and Commission Mercham
A t THE UPPER END OF MAIN STREET
L n at the sign OF The Globe Lamp, where
VIII be found 20 or 30 good beds for lodger a
all hours OF the night. Also, shower and tub
baths at ali llours OF the day or nj ght hot or c, Id
Also, miners tents always ON hand. cheap.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick
Shasta City. April O. 1853. apoF
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"PRiviLEGEs OF A Wipow.' Mrs b. was o
pious old lady, but somewhat quaint in her man
ner of speech. She was affi cted by an aged
aud ailing husba.d who as he contributed moth
ing TO his support. was heavy burden upon the
good dame. Lamenting this 10 neiSbor, she
said she didn't have any Of the privileges Of a
widow. If Mr. B. was only dead. she nis slt
get the widows wood He had been seven
years dying, aud sometimes she kinder thought
God had forgotten him.
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NORTHERN Mines,

In the Northern Mines we run Expresses in
our own name, always accompanied Ry faithful
Messengers. 10 and from the following places:
San Francisco, Benicia, Sacramento City.
.,iarysvile Shasta, Nevada, Grass Wiley Colo
MA, lie, (or Haneiown) retnwood,
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Salmon Falls.
Auburn. and every other part OF Ell Dorado and
p.acer Counties.
Also, % Jackson, Dry Town, yolcano Sutter-
vile IN Calavcras Comfy.
Through Langton 4 Co.. 10 and from Downie-
vile, aud all other places The luba and Fea-
ihrr Rivers.
To and from Sacramento, Stockton and Beni-
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GRIsr MILLs.-Ihere are several mills III the
"Santa Clara" Valley which are doing WE'LL
The mill al The Mission OF Santa Clara is doing
extensive business, and is said 10 be conduct
ed IN excellent style. There is also large
brick watermill near Alyiso, and one inst iil-
ished within i've miles oi Santa Clara, beions-
ing 10 Nr. Haun. The price charged for grind
lug by the mills now ii operation is II cents
per b.; the new Mill viii charge bu; one cent
per lb.-San.
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rsxx,s wEggs.v cNEaH aogsE,

-'A- y % ~ ~ ! H- = II Il" IA . =
f THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
I,,En form the public that this Hotel, pleas
..xE. antly situated in Franklin City, on Whis-
ky creek. six miles north of Shasta on the Yre-
aa and Weaverville road is now open for The
reception Of travellers. boar,lers, and customers
generally. Tne Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procurabe in thi. market, while the Bar is fur
nished with almost every kind Of liquors of the
very best quality Thcrc is also i good and Sc
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
SOUTHERN MINES.

In the Southern Mines run an Express in
oar own name, always accompanied by faithful
messengers. to and from San tranciaco, Stock
ton, Sonora, Moquelunne Hi, Colan a. Mari
pesa, &c. &c. BY Browns Express from Stock
tun 10 all the camps III the Southern Mines.
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ADAMS s. cos

- THE EASUREs1
S.T~ Ok. forwarded by us 10 the -EEESSS.sss,
:czsszzszzsss Philadelphia Mint is al--sz-----
ways deposited there before that sent by any
other conveyance.
Our rates are lorer than those offered by any
other House with the same security.
We also forward Treasure four times per
month to England by the p NJ s. S. Cos steam
ers to Panama, and tron Chagres by the West
India Mail Steamers.
Our Express beng Lle mast extensive IN the
United States, and having our own offices IN all
the principal cities of the Union, we are pre-
pared TO forward parcels, packages and valua-
bles of every description TO amy point, with
the greatest dispatch, aud to all parts OF
Europe, by
Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S Great Euro
Pcan Express:
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INSURANCE.

INSERAsCE.-We have made arrangements
ler ilsfaiscr 10 the extent Of o,e niiti,n dollars
on ANY one Shipment. aiIi empowered to III
SIRE tor nilier parties Gold Dust Bars Coin
ard alervhasnl.ze. io aud ircm New York and
ihis Cry. by endorse iisons OH Bills OF Lad ng,
ii lie tine oi slsiliAs Ill.
ADAMS & co.
E. =, Ta~eg, ascn., Shasta.
my7 Il
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Par PuzzLaD a ieu tlays ago Pit Murphy
asked Tor meney order at The pcsi-,,fiiee At
DuneiaA, aud was particular IN sia,im. that Duii-
dalk was IN Tie county ct Lou;h. ami ,h.t Luull
was m ireian'i; bat when asked where ireland
was, "EakeS. says he, 'yaa hsvc paz1isI ne
pow qqiss irstrels.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
BY GRAN. ROGrRS 6. 20

We send regular Expresses 20 Fren,h Guch
heavervIle ireka. jacksonville, Aithouse
Greek and Portland, Oregon. Also, to the Pit
itIver Mines.
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Pitt River Township.

Beginning at Quick and Johnson's Ferry, across
tie Sacramento; thence eas;wardly too, and IN
cluding The house Of +. Payne on Cow Greek ;
thence up the southern branch of Cow Greek
to it> source, thence east to the eastern line OF
The State thence noriherly with said eastern
line to the south east corner OF SiskiyoH county !;
thence west with the southern line of said coun-
~ TO The Sacramento river; thence sohlherly
along the eastern bank Of said rise. = the place
-. hl..ril...i.r
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attached to the establishment, always supplied
with abundance Of hay and barley, for The
accommodation of packers. travellers, &c.
The subscriber has no hesitation in promising
luil satisfaction 10 al who may paironize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek, July 30, 1888. If
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ALI IS SoT GoLD THAT GLITTERs.-An ingeni-
ous Swindle was perpetrated III Bridgeport,
Connecticut, by man named Duncan, anu his
confederate, who had been going aroaud and
exhibiting lump OF quartz bearing gold, appa-
rently worth some a000a dollars. They suc-
ceeded in getting loan from The Bridgeport
Bank $1,000 il i draft on New York, Which
Duncan negotiated. and he succeeded IN escal :
ing with the money. The specimen was stud
ded with quartz ald gold, aud Iise creviees cav-
cred with gold leaf. The intcIior proved 10 DC
a lump If iead.
SINGULAR GsNBi.iNG.-A singular mode of bet
ting Is resoried to CA Sundays. on the western
waters on winch days ;Aere Is. osre-pisiy ia :
alin.sesi. The ssnibscrs ST around table. esei.
!.ayius before han 4 lump Of li,.,i->ng.r; a st..ke
i put up hy the r!.y,ts, and lie nsoG wiise
ignp the ily ishs firs. w.ilS the : 'iig.' They
l>a niikg s,e bcis among u alselvts agua 4 5
important event. The eAss,esn.a oisn ssax )
A-A, as The ly hos.rs over a,.d afo:is,s IL
..g,ei i..V.s~.s, .i,ss.@.s : --.s- = .;-s..
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following places;
BOSTON,
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTI MORE.
WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
ST. LOUIS,
NEW ORLEANS.
AND LONDON
Also, payable at the following Banks:
E. ". CIaik & Bros, st. Louis.
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany.
Utica City Bank, Utica.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse
Bank of Auburn Auburn
Bank of Atlioa, Buffalo
Rochester City Bank, Rochester.
George Smith & Co. Chicago.
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Milwaukee.
Michigan State Bank, D.troit.
Com. Branch Bank Of the State of
Ohio. Cleaveland.
Clinton Bank, Ohio, Columbus
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Shasta Townsl,ip.
French Cuish Township.

Beginning at point on the Sacramento River
six miles above the mouth OF Spring Greek !;
running thence souih-westerly with The north
Western boundary Of Shasta Township, TO a post
one-half Of mile south Of +. Vanderener; !;
thence west to the western line of Shasta Coun-
ty; thence uoriherly with said line to the south
ern line of Siskiyon county thence with said
southern line OF Siskiyou eastwardly 10 the Sac
ramento river; thence souihery along the
western bank Of said river, to the place OF be-
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c. HORN. JAAEs r. Lnwls. EDGAR BRIGGS.
II. &. HORN q CO..

y. = -11o1s'' 94Eifs X. ENIs- kDGAK
II. G. HORN & CO., sas
q MPORTERS OF HAVANA SEl;ARS. Brick
Il building, 5S Sansome Street between Cali
iefhla aud Pine Streets, San Francisco Cal keen
constantly c. on hand full supply Of Segars and
Tobacco. together with Matches, Snuh, &C., SC.
als23 If
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Cottonwood Township.

Beginning at Quick s. Jolnson's Ferry across
the Sacranento hiyer, thence easterly with the
southern boundary OF Pitt River Township TO
the eastern line OF the State; thence southerly
with said eastern line to the northeast corner
of Butte County thence west along the north
ern line of said county 10 the Sacramento river
thence westerly. along the line OF Cousa, to a
point on said line eight miles above the mouth
of Red Bank Greek thence norhery 10, and
including Bells Ferry; thence via Milk Ranch
To the place of beginning.
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TOWNSHIPS oE SHASTA COUNTY.

VIE fOLLONi iNG 10 Il Ola -.'i -
Il of the boundaries of the several townships
i'm tho eonnty of Shasta. as the same are ueslS-
nated of record by order OF the Court OF ses-
sions at The August term thereof, A. D. 1885, TO
wit:
shasta Township.
Beginning on the west bank OF the Sacramen-
to river, SIX miles above the mouth of spring
creek running thence nearly southwest to,
aud excluding the house of (. Vanderventer,
continuing same course about one fourth OF
alile to post thence in a south easterly course
nearly parallel with Clear Greek, aud one hall
of a mile ihereirom TO point one hall OF mile
west OF One Dog Town; thence to, a1,a ineiu,
ding the House at the lower end of the BoniGeld
race, near Que Dog Town, thence 10 the point
at which the main road leading from Shasta
to Brisssyille crosses Flatt Greek. thence to and
including the Milk Ranch, thence to and exclu-
ding Quick .S. Johnson 5 Ferry ON the Sacrament
to Rlver thence up said river 10 the place ol be-
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giear Greek Township.

Beginning at Mix Ranch. rnnning thence
westerly along the southern boundary OF Shasta
tovn.hip 10 post half mile south of f.
vaudeyenter's house; thence west along the
southern line of French Gt.cIi Township 10 the
western line OF Shasta County; thence souiher-
" with rhs line last aforesaid io the south west
ern corner of said county; thence eastwardly
along the southern boundary OF said county to a
he mouth of Red Bank Greek thence norlIi-
er1y with The western bnnll,lary of CG:onssDod
Township by way Of Deil's Perry 70 t!e place
,ol beginning.
The foregoing is a correct copy Of the record
Of the division oi the County OF Shasta iI,o
townships. Attest,
TIOS. ". DAWSON, Clerk.
August 10, 1873. If
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at the hands of Gov. German. Government
may have some good motive in travelling out
of its time-honored and well-defncd line of In
dian policy in this one particular, but our citi-
zens, without distinction of class or party,
fail to see it, To rctrocede to Indians lands
which have already passed into the possession
of the United States and her citizens to crowd
the Indians forpard upon the white settlements,
is certainly something new under the sun-a
new line of Indian policy, and no mistake.
But true to our purpose already declared, Of
waging no war upon our new officers that may
have the appearance of factious or party OPP
position, we merely give the facts of the case
without comment. In due time Gov. German
and Gen. Fletcher will doubtless give the pub
lie to understand why the Winnebagocs have
thus been crowded in upon the whites, and set
tied upon lands so advantageous and valuable
to the agriculturist and the general wealth of
the Territory. We hope they will be able to
show that their action in the premises has been
just and proper to all concerned, Indians and
whites. If so, we will be among the first to vim
dictate from unjust censure the course they have
taken in regard to this difficult and perplcXing
business. But certain it is, at the time we now
write, the tide of public opinion is setting very
strong against the treaty.
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New WinnebagO Treaty.

On Monday last, treaty was signed at Va
tab. by his Excellency, Gov. German and A gent
Fletcher on behalf of the United States, and
the chiefs and head men of the Winnebago In
dams on the part of their nation. The rowing
marauding remnant of this once powerful tribe
have long been dissatisfied with their present
location, and had fixed their eye upon the fertile
valley of Crow river as their future home. We
learn from the Democrat of this week. that the
treaty of Monday last resulted in trading for
their present lands without anything sto boot
on either side, the following valuable district
of country:
"Beginning at the mouth of Crow river ::
fhence running up the Mississippi river to the
mouth of Clear Water river thence up said
river to its source thence on line running
due west until it intersects the north Fork of
Crow river; thence down said river to the
place OF beginning. A reservation is made for
the right Of way for the Pacific Railroad, also
OF seventy-two sections for the use of the Stock
bridge Indians, provided they wish to locate
near the mouth Of Crow river
IL Will be seen by reference to the map, that
this tract embraces portion of the late Sioux
purchase, and is entirely surrounded by coded
lands. The tract is unequalled by any in the
Territory for its vast agricultural, manufacture
Ing and commercial advantages. The soil is
unsurpassedly rich the timber heavy and
abundant; the whole extent bountifully water
ed by clear lakes and running strcams-the lat
ter affording unequalled mill privileges. 1t is
just such country as would be apt to attract
the eye of the white settler and since its title
passed into the hands of the United States. one
year ago. several claims have been made up
on II, on which the occupants are now living
Ane tract fronts some thirty miles on the Mis-
sissipp and looks across to the east side of tbot
river upon improved farms and f1ourisbipo cot
Elements. The southern line of this new Win
nebago boundary comes down to within thirty
I've miles Of St. Paul, opposite Itasca. Here, at
this extreme point south, we understand it is
contemplated to locate the Agency.
After this description of the country, and TAX
Ing into consideration the facts that it was one
year ago purchased from one tribe of Indians
and is now given to another; that the contem-
plated new possessors are the most worthless
and dissolute of any of our Indian tribes that
their new home is entirely surrounded by coded
lands; that portion of the country is al
ready occupied by whites; and that the Win
nebagoes, with all their sins OF recent commits
sion upon their heads, are thus brought into so
close proximity with the rapidly advancing
white settlements, We are not astonished, nor
can our distant readers be, that the treaty meets
with very little appreciation from any portion
Of the citizens of Benton, Ramsey and Henne-
pin counties. We have yet to hear the trans
action spoken favorably of by a solitary indi-
yidual, who has any interest in Minnesota be-
yond the hope of personal and political favors
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with no favor upon the semi official dispatches
of any irresponsible person from Washington
or elsewhere, directed to the Indians, instruct
ing them what to do or not do. The Govern
ment recognizes its accredited agents only. 1t
is not Sweetzer, but Gov. German and myself,
who are duly initiated in these matters. What
should Mr. Swectzer, an entire stranger know
of these things-having no relation to the Gov
eminent except that of a citizen; arelation,
am sorry to see, not by any means well sustain
ed?
"Petite Rat - replied quite Indignantly
But my communication is already too lengthy
so l conclude. BOIS ROUGE.