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Dali ROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RRs' MEErINo.Tho Stock holders of the Mar ietta
& Cincinnati Rail Road Company requested meet
al the Companys office, in the city of fCHILLlCoTHE,
r...
Wednesday, the sth day of March, 1854,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ to vote upon the agreement which
has heen entered into between the Board of Directors
tho Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company and the
Hilsborough u Cincinnati Railroad Company, Ter the
union the two companies. By order of the Board.
SENECA w. ELY, Sec,
feb. IL NJ. g. e. II. X. Co.
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New York, Feb. l3.-Cotton dull with a
declng tendency; sales to-day at decline of
| to / upland middling %; upland fair H..
Cofee-Rio steady; sales $50 bags at lla;
sales 500 bags Java; market firm at l3a.
Flour market firm with upward tendency;
holders keeping back for higher prices;
sales 1900 bbls at $8,S7@9,25; sales south
ern at SO, ,l209,37, market opened heavy, but
improved at the close. Wheat market firm
with an upward tendency: sales 81, 900 bush
southern red at $2,O5. Corn-Large export
demand; sales 5000 bush at s. ,O3@ ,o6. Su-
gar-Sales 400 hhds at 5; Muscovado 3s.
Molasses 30: scarce. Provsons-Pork un-
changed; sales 400 bbls at Sl3,634 4@$l5 81.
Beef-Prices firm; transactions small; sales
$50 bb!s repacked Chicago beef at $l4; Mess
beef--Sales $50 bbls at 2ok. Hams firm with
upward tendency; sales 100 bbls at $i3. Cut
meats firm; sales $50 bbls at 6a@9. Bacon
Sales $50 long middles ate4. Lard--Lttle
speculative demand; sales 375 bbls at, l0I
Iron market dull; Scotch pig is quoted at
$s9@4O. Spirits turpentine; sales 100 bbls
at As.
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glUBLIc SALE OF REAL. ESTATE

\ by order of Court-The undersigned administrator
OF the of Hugh Creighton decd will offer for sale
at public auction upon the premises,on
TUESDAY,, the 7th day of February
next the following described real estate TO wit 3s feet
of the west part OF Lot No 81 in Zanes addition TO the
town of Bridgeport in said County of Belmont. with the
theeunto subject TO the dover
OF the widow therein, the said dover therein being
annuity of SI2OO per year for and during her natural
life Said premises are appraised al $780, subject TO
said dover of said " idow. . . .
Terms of sae--one third cash in hand, one third in
six months and onehrd in one year, with interest on
the deferred pay ments from the day OF sale
Admir- of Hugh Creighton, decd.
Jan. 18Th, ls5i.-ls.
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.ATOR's NoT1CE.-No.

A1zA LNOR RENT.-The Wooden
H...r,T<f H. Factory In the town Of Mt. Pleasant,
lssitKH3. with all lis Machinery, consisting Of
uJIEH Spinning Jack, $40 spindcs, 20 sI,oois,
EsfkI do Jenny, ls0. do "a DO
Ispinnng Billy, 80 spipales,
pair Loons. uarsew and lfond with all gearing.
9 seits Cafding MaeBlre-. ma hines at Uuhd.
2eopper dye kettles iso and go gallons,
B,yetuhs, including cam pipes.
aud all other Mari cry required and used for manuac
turing all OF which s In good aud pcte running or
der with complete steam Engine n horse power
The Building is large -Four story Brick, IN good re
pair with all eonven fences, such as gOOI counting
foon Engine house, sheds for coal and dye kettles q
On the same Block of Lots aud to the iBuhulaC
tory Is large and convenient dwelling house, with a
good hydrant Of spring water, DC. &c.
The above IL very desirable location. Possession
w ho given on the lsi Of April next or few days nre
vOus If required. JOHN HDGG.
Mount Pleas ant Jefferson Co., Ohio, Feb. II, 1854.
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LNXECuTOR,s NOTICE.-Notic

E>XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notce is
EL hereby given that at the Probate Court for Bel
mont County the undersigned appointed and qual
ed Executor of the estate of John Moore late OF Bel
mont County, decd.
All those indebted said request make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
feb. l7.-3t. pd. JAMES MOORE, EXT.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ of ofCourt-Notce is hereby given I'll on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day of March

" udy VI NldEch
next about l2 O'Clock NJ of said day upou the prem
ises, situate in Morgan County, Ohio, will be sold TO
The highest bidder the following real esate the pro.
pery of Earl Douglass, deceased, to wit the half
of The south east of section No. 20 in township
No. 10 of Range II. Containing eighiy-two acres and
o. 100 acre. saviSS and excepting there efrom
small piece heretofore sold and decided to the Trustees
of the Church called Disciples for meeting house.
Also the half of the southwest quarter of section
No. 90 in township No. 10 of Range II, saving and
cepting thereTom 10 off of the side and
owned by Abraham Barnes, of the District of land sub
ject sale at Zanesville Ohio. Said psenises are sit
uae in Morgan County, Ohio, and being the prem
ises conveyed by Samuel Nickos and wife Ia the de-
cedent by deed hearing date the 2th day of April
1851 and recorded in the Recorders Office OF Morgan
County, Ohio. in Book pages 3l2 and 33, uhere the
record can be searched FREE CHARGEll There are
about 80 cleared and under good state OF cui
va,ion. c0umodieus log dwelling house, with shingle
roof; double log Barn, and stable and other out
buildings. good spring of failing water in the
yard there il also upon said premises young orchard
OF choice fruit. Said premisas lay well for cultivation,
is well watered, and in good ncighboThood, one mile
from Pleasant Grove and miles from the Muskingum
river there upon said premises fine coal mines Said
premises will be sold FREQ OF dover other ineumbran
ces and good title given TO the purchaser The terms
of sale are, onethrd cash in hand, one third in
year and one.third in two years. with interest upon
the red rem the day of SALE TO be
by notes end mortgage upon said premises.
..,-.- DAVID SMITH &
WILLIAM II. DouoLAsa,
hdm'rs OF Earl Douglass, decd.
Feb. 10Th, ls5i--h1.
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,NISHlNC CURE.
PattsrssH, ". r., 20th, 'e5l-

Messrs. A. n. & n. SANDS: Centlemer-Hsvirrw wit
messed the most beneficial effects from the OF
Sarsaparila, it gives pleasure 10 send you the fol-
lowing statement in regard to my son. In The spring
of le4e he took cold and after eight weeks OF
suffering the disease settled in his left leg and
foot which soon swel'ed 20 the utmost. The swelling
was anced by his physician and discharged most pro-
fsey after that less than eleven .uicrrs formed
the leg and foot time. We had vcdifeTent Ply
sicians but one relieved him much and The last winter
found him emaciaied and low that he unable 10
leave his he'd sueringthr pain During
this time the hone had become mach affected that
piece after piece ont. Of which he has
than twenty preserved in bottle varying from
mp all hopes of his recovery, hut at this time
induced totry your Sarsaparilla and with its his
health and appetite began Immediately 10 improve aid
so rapid was the change that less than dozen bottles
effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, remain truly yours.
DARIUS BALLARD.
We the undersigned, neishhors of Mr.. Ballard, chssr
fully subscribe to the facts of the above statement
H. & r. :. HAYT, A. NJ. TROwBRIDGF,
GEo T. DEAN, C. EAsTwGop.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. by A. B. &
ner of William, NewYork. Sold also hyDrurcsts
orally throughout the United States and Price
al per bottle: six hotties for S5 For sale by
VI. ALEXANDER, St. Clarsyille.
Jas Baker, Wheeling.
Ardhy Druggists and Dealers in Medicines evorywheTe
Dec. 30, ls53-ly.
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/, Ohm HILTON HAS APPLIED TO
~ the Commissioner OF InsOvcnts of Belmont County,
Ohio, Under the 9Th section of the act entitled IAN act
for the relief of insolvent debtors"
Copies of the proceedings before the Commissioner
will he returned and filed in the Clerks Office of the
Court of Common Pleas OF said county before the
first day of the next term, as required by said act
J. +. CHARLESW
Feb. 10.-3w. .. Commissioner of Insolvents.
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ions ". IlEAToS, Clerk
OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN.


STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
y TY, sH.-Cour of Common Pleas Of said county.
FiTzGEAAL0 e MA0aUnER, plsintifs vs. ). D. MIR.
TiE, defendant. Petition.
The said defendant, J. ID. Martin, will take no.ice
Wat @" the si day Of ian a.. d. 1854 Thomas g. Fitz.
gerald and DezekIAl g. Magruder. firm of Fitzgerald
Magruder, plaintiffs filed their petition in the Court
oil Common Pleas, within and for the comfy Of Bet
mont, aud State Of Ohio. setting forth that the sad j.
d. MARTIN, dcendant,i justly indebted 10 them in the
sum OF s22,2, with interest thereon since the 13lh day
oil pctohcr, a. d. leJ3 Said money. with inter
est being due from The said defendant the said plain
tS as Ptvmskory note made pay able by the defend
am 10 Tie plaintiffs, or order, s1 months after date and
dated April h. lsj3 calling for the sgin 52O2 81 1905
ana that tile defendant. D. Martin, Is required 10 an
swer said petition or before the sth day or MAY next
ana IN default OF said answer the said plaintiff will
Judgment Tor the Aforesaid and interest together
with costs at the term Of said Court then next
after said 9Th day Of May The defendant IL also nOt
ned that an order ef attachment has teen Issued in this
case against his properly and that said writ has been
served and returned.
.: CARROLL. & GLOVER, Atl'ys for Pl'Ts.
JSo. ". llEAToS, Clerk.
Feb. 10, le5i.-6w.
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SANDS SUBSTANTIALLY QuAEr

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-IS QUAEr
- BoTTLEs.-For Purifying the Blood. ard for the
Cure OF ScrOfua Rheumatism, Siullurn Ulcers, Dys-
pepsia. a!ikheuu, Fever Sores. ErySiLeias, Pris,
Bes. Mercuria Diseases, Cutauecus ET1piions, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis, Consumption, Female Com
plants, Loss Of Appetite, General Debility. &C.
In this preparation all tie restorative properties o
the concentrated in their utmost strength and
efficacy but while Sarsa1arilla Root forms an imEor-
tant part OF its combination tits at the same tine COM
pounded with other vegetable remedies OF great power
aud II is in the peculiar combination and scientific man
ncr OF its preparation that its remark ahlc success in tie
cure ofdisease depends II acts simultaneously uIon
the stomach the circulation and tie bouefs and thus
three possesses, which ordinarily the
different kinds of medicine. Carr led at the same
tine through the nstrumentality of this ediai
agent which gently stimulates while it disinfeos ana
exresfr0m the stomach and bowels all that isrratng,
and at the time vigOr and tone Many
other preparations initiate it in hearing the name OF
Sarsapara and in that their resemh ends, Icing
ufen pared from worthless and inert roots, ard of
course possesses no healing curative properties and
patients in making choice of which they will should
take other, but that entitled to their confidence
from the long list of it has effected living wit
nesses. whose testimonials and residence have been
puhlished and who are still bearing daily testimony TO
worth,
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yJNHE sfNTE OF OHIO BELMONT

VIE STNTE OF OHIO BELMONT
4 Co. Courk, So court Of common pleas, notice IN
Auachmcpi -l1ISRY r. oDrLt, plaintiff vs. TnoNAs
II qrtE, dcfondantn
Ihr b'iendani THFil' s hereby notified that on tho
3lht, DAY OF January, Il. 1854 PstiiOn filed
said court by the sad offy u. Odc against the said
Thomas Turtle. TIE o r1t. aud prayer OF which IL To
collect debt owing y deindant to said plaintiff
account for goods sold and delivered work labor done
and materials furnished by the pstf 20 and for the
defendant. 4n'l, due s4. Al with interest from the
h, dsy OF June, a.d l-J3 .7nd that Tho property OF
ie defendant has bccn attached in this case The said
fendani - hereby required 10 answer or demur 90
SAID Petition on Or before the lst day Of pr d. 1854
o sad Petition will De- taken true aud confessed and
Judgment rendered thereon artOrdiprly.
DAVENPORT 4 CHABLEsWoRTH.
.7tt'y tor Pl'h.
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esa% For the best Daguerreotypes,
Single Or in groups, go to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EVUBJIC ONLE OF NENL Ed y II
by order of Court.--The underSg gned administrator
of the of Hugh Creighton decd will oCr for sale
at public auction upon the premises, on
Friday, the 31st day of March next,
the following described real estate to witt 3s fee Of
west part of Lot No. 81 in Zanes addition to the town
of Bridgeport in said County of Belmont, with the ap
purtenances therento belonging, subject to the dover
OF the widow therein, the said dover therein being
annuity of Sl2 90 per year for and during her natural
life. Said promises appraised at $3.50, subject to
said dover of said widow.
Terms of sale-one third cash in hand one.third in
six months, and one third in year. with interest
the deferred payments from the day fsae.
ANDREW GRUBB
Admir- OF Hugh Creighton, decd
Feb. II, 1854.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FARMERs CLUn.

Those friendly to the organization ofn Society fof
improvement in the science OF Agriculture re.
questod to meet at the Court House IN the Town Of
St. Cnirsyillo the 2eth inst at l2l O'Clock p. NJ
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iSTATE OF OHIO BELMONT coun

- ~, Ssi court common peas.-retlon.--Cbrtsh. sh.
nAyESroRr. bEsJANiN DAyfsrorr A. MtLtIAs A
Mhorr, partners under the ifm name Of DAvssroRTs
ALBOIr, plaintiffs, W. TnouAs TuRrLR, defendant
Ihe SAID defendant Thomas Turtle will take notice
,hat on the 25ih day of January d. 1854 the paints
davenport Talbot, fled their petition In the eour, AZ
common pleas within for the eouny Of Belmont stats
o. ONO setting forth tnat'the said defendant Thomas
turtle IS Justly indebted TO them In the sum Of satsf
WIN interest thereon from the 5th day OF Dtecmber A.
o. lsJj Said sum hcing due aud owing fr1m ths de.
nnstto the plaintiffs on an account f5r goods solo and
~ we 20 The deid At his request that the
ddtiendant guurcd to snsver said nathan on ~
before The 9Th, of May next 4nd In default Of said an.
sWcr' lht the said piaunswil ask Judgment for the
term OF said court then ensuing the said sth day uf
NAY next 5nd that the property OF said defend ant has
becp attached In this case.
PETER TAt.LMaN,
8i'y, for pi'h.
JonS U. IIEros, Clerk, Feb. al, IsjIs--6w.
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WE STATE oF OHIO BELMONT

i County. ~; CONT Of Common Pleas, notice in Al
laohmeni.-loHs D. Passes, .PlahtiG vs. Tnosls
TuRTLE, Defendant
The Defendant Thom A. Turtle sherchy nttifed that
on the Rth, day Of January, A. D. lr5i Petition was
led ~ SAID corr ny the said John n Francis, against
The sad Thomas Tnfie, the oleci all prayer OF which
~ 70 collect de owing hy said Defendant 70 said Plain
TN on sn aceount fot work n a'or furn.
shed by the Plaintiff 70 aud for the Defendant Amt due
sG20G with Interest from the 10Th day of JNe is53 and
that lie proneriy oite defendant has heen a3ched IN
this the said Defendant is hereby redRired TO
dcnuf TO said Petition on or before lie nj day
Of Apr'. A. u. EjI or said Petition willie taken astrue
aud confessed aud judgment rendered thereon accord
ingly. DAVENPORT Il CHARLEsWoRTH
Any, for PIf
Jons II. HElros, CLERK, rob. 81. is5i 6w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIARM FOR SALE.-The un-

4szwA LIARM FOR SALE.-The un-
HSS4.1sA Il dersigned ofsrs his farm for sac sit.
Iepy4e uated in Smith township, belmont County
lldlE2HR Ohio thirteen miles south of st. Clairs
@1s&As@AVlle, three miles from Centreville, and
about five south of the Central Ohio r. r., on the county
road leading from Beallville TO st. Clarsville fs
There l6S acres of good land, about ninety TsSa
of which are cleared. There is good barn. asfsSss
goo frame dwelling house, and all other neces .-a.Ar-
sary buildings, and two orchards of fine grated fruit.
There is township road joining said farm, from Bent
ley Martins mill to the County road leading from 3ea
vi lie 10 ST. Clairsve. (eblO JESSE PAYNE.
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rgNHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

DAvExroRT & CnARLEswoRTH, Att'ys lor Pl'G.
Feb. II, i653.-6w.
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.7tty, for pl'f.
JonN II. HEATox, Clerk, Feb. Sd. Is5i-ew.
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COMPROMISE. BREAKING AND QUACK-
DOCTORLNG At WASHING TON
From Our Own Correspoadent-

From Our Own Correspondent
WAsHiyGroS Jan %, 1854.
The Ship Of State, under the command Of Captain
Pierce is not yet in quite wretched condition as
was the San Francisco under the command of the
gallant Capt Watkins when she was abandoned as
derelict last month Nevertheless, she is in dolefu
plight and 20 far as the Democratic party are inter
ested the prospects arc desperate.
Mr. Toombs of Georgia exclaimed in one OF his
passionate fights Of eloquence upon the Compromise
bill, in answer to deprecations Of the horrible caam
ties that would ensue If measure to soothe the
raging storm should not be adopted, LIT disorder
"nieH Jersr1" 1t was then predicted if the Com
promise was not swallowed by the sick patient pre-
cisely as il was mixed by the Union saving doctors
Foote, Cass & Co, Rome would howl in terror of
all kinds of sad catastrophes TO happen The physic
was taken the patient made all kinds of wry faces and
nervous contortions but the bitter dose was gupci
down under commands from the constitutional nurse
that TIE body polite would soon be restored to health
end quiet. Alas, and alackaday how vain are the
lopes and desires Of poor sbort-sghted and finite
in verEsatior Of The old saying Like canno. produce
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THE RIOTS At ERIE.
AFFAIRS AT THE BOROUGH.

ERIE. Saturday, Jan. o. 1854.
This afternoon, about O'Clock, telegraphic dis
patch reached this place to the following effect:
"HARusBrRe Saturday. Jan. - 1854
The bill repeating the charter of the Western R,sa has passed
he fns reading The Governor for Exc tonight
g. l. BALL.
A large number OF persons assembled near Browns
Hotel, and received the reading Of il with hearty
cheers and at the moment of my writing a salvo OF
artillery is shaking the windows Of the house 1t will
be understood BY the readers of rln TRIBUNE thu.
this bill is supposed By the people Of Erie to effect all
fer which the, are coniendins have taken pains to-
day to hunt up the history of that roal and have
auined tie various acts Of the Pennsylvania iegiss-
trre relating to it. From these sources prepare the
following sketch:
Ia 1881 the work of constructing . feeisr Tor the
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THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HARLEM

Coror Hon yesterday held an inquest ct Harlem upse
the body Of Mr. John Middleton, Whose death was a.
nounced in our edition Of yesterday The deceased ws
passenger on the o'clock r. NJ New Isveo train whee
left The CIV Saturday On reaching the railroad bridge
which crosses One Hundred and Eleventh st. the train wes
stopped in consequence Of aHsriem train the engine
which had become out d order, being ahead 81 on
bridge During the time Of the detention the dece
lea the car and stood upon the bridge but In aempdn
get on the car again the train having commenced 10 NOV
he ssed his footing and fell through the bridge 10 -
fe stree. below distance Of about twenty sewn
in feet sustaining fracture Of the thigh and sevWe
internal Injuries which in few hours proved fahL
Tho bridge in question extends from One Hundred es
te Ninth 10 One Hundred and Eleventh. ats snd Is whe
termed an open bridge The jury rendered the fosne
g" ysrdct THAT the deceased came to bis death by fs
Through the bridge Of the Harlem Railroad Compsny
81 Ono Hundred and Eleventh IT., in consequence Of -
81 bridge being in open and dangerous condpon
It ",htr we exoneraie the engineers and conductors OF
Sc trains from all blane" The deceased was ns''vs
c. scaond 2s years Of age and ,esden. OF Ps.AAnv
to Com NJ Leslie, proprietor Of tho Harlem hel -.
&c 10 which the deceased taken innadisiey sss
&c accident occurred showed him every afiea'i'' 'S
lssr md Is desefying Of conme ndsrcn
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uruvopR DAILY TRIBUTE TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1854.

.,l seact, the patient has become snr the second
time with the same disease New dccto.s are caIIet in
on This cccason-D Doctors Douglas, Dion and Pierce,
Qste Of Ccreord are now the c"p s ISyse;d'.
alteration Of it's ingredients, neutralizng every
,h,c lie the Missouri Compromise in the al mixture.
Dixen ropores that fhe Compromise should be totally
tent cut az the admiIture, and Pierce propose. tina,
the patient should take the medicine hap hazard and
hst ser II j, taken the opinion Of the Judicial doctors
st.rd he obtained as to how it ought to operate
Doctor douglas offended at the interference with his
nrescr;ptiop presents new point-ins sts that the
1redicine be taken in two separate Doses one to De
csTed Kansas and the other Nebraska, and it is
rewdjy suspected intends to overreach his brother
doctor nv allowing one 10 take his physc and
the other to take the medicine oil some
other brother qusck just at this conjuneture 10
stems Doctor Gadsden with . new compound, called
Aresonia or Gila or Mesla picked up on the borders
of Mexico. Ths he says, d isa purely Jonathan coH
There 10 no doubt but large majority in both
Houses of Congress opposed by the extension OF
slavery either BY direct ndre means into any ter
rtor, now free Slavery does not exstn AresOna by
at this time, as was the case IN Ne~-Mexco ana
California. prior to their acquisition BY the United
States Involuntary servitude has been abolished by
Mexico-so too with Nebraska, if the Missouri Com
promise of 1921 is valid in all the country north Of SO
&C., and even below that line that Compromise con-
ans 10 recognition Jf that institution and the argu-
ment that as Slavery existed IN TACT portion OF tne
territory Of Louisiana, when ceded to us in 1eoJ,
therefore il prevailed the vast region of uninhabted
country west of the Mississippi, is somewhat smart
but not very strong.
The most important feature of Gadsden's Treaty Is
that we get rid Of the eleventh article OF the old
treaty and the Mexican claim for damages under II,
for which damages Judge Conklin offered Mexico eight
millions of dollars Portions OF the Administration
including the President, opposed to the treaty pu'
| it will be sent in and confirmed