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The american Medical MonLily for January. edited
by f. II. PARSER, NJ d., contains several papers
which are not only valuable to the profession, bu!
present many practical suggestions for popular use
An essay by Dr. Horace Green, explains his mode Of
treating consumptive symptoms by injecting the
cavities OF the lungs and bronchial tubes. He mia
ians that his operation has been successfully per-
formed, and that its discovery gratifying proof Of
the Advancement Of medical science The present
number commences the third volume, which is to be
published by L. Z. Allen.
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We have received from Phillips, Sampson q Co.,
tive volumes Of their admirable edition OF The Brf''
Peefs edited by EPIs SARGEsT, containing the Poet-
cal orss of HOOP COLLINS, GRAY, and GoLDsSIrH
Mr. sarsents biographical and critical notices, -hos
his eminent quafc atoms for bis editorial task, and
TIE publishers have faithfully done their part in bring
ing out the volumes IN such an appropriate and at
tractye dress.
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OrricE OF rHE DELAWARE, LAogAwASA AND
wEsTsss RAILROAD Co No ~ "allst., 7

WIZ" " - % 30, o. 10 70 N, 40 .yslI,.
Nes Yosk Jan g. 1855
DAN of 5000 0OO.-1he Board of Managers of
IL is Conf aoy pasusace Of the una oa. seton Of
,hs s'.Ss,;s i issf late 'nu' rs aoRT
GAGE BONDS Of the Company % tbs amount OF fsooO 10
stms Il 0,o 500 esh hwus tseuy years 10 rue the
ieS-~ith ar ols upi povdsi for the payment OF
,.d Bord. h. ms,uy Thee Bonds arr nov offered TO
ihsm iesr-ctvey IN sag y, last, ,e
shcn vii mase snown a. he Otes OF zoe Sonp.ny
soekt older. residUg s the City OF Nwf x are
:, So,i.s ~ ny 1pss,.iSp,s and those ,eadtns else.
.hs WIN b. ,,pe,eo elect, by letter, Immediately Opoa
TIE ss inst, nneot 81 per sent ain be sqared on ths
let 90, Of FebIssry 4. ard the osan;e 10 nOoihy Install
S.rt ih.tsa.r Of 10 per sent ca "a - ~. s.o,,hlas,.
vi,iio tie ae shove WI be disposed of aader the d.
Iecben o. the ssu:e Committee al net Ices han toe prle
originally A''d for the zane WIN s'waaRsws, Treasurer
Z YONS (Iowa) CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
IL PANY-The Bon 5holdrs OF this company who have not
Be-, d.. arc bsrss moulded bat the tune .hl wsi;h they ss
msuh.S to DC 81 al eAPhs N a an a. 1a. a
ro.v.I, call a, III. oai;e OF D Mitchell No cS .'t
90 hscre tss' cav anS ssc sst Agreement the me
"" '0i 20 '''''''''- M BROWN Secretary
MEXICAN COAL COMPANY Stock
a efhh c0mPsay has been spp'',ooed rae Subscribers
s,s ,ecsv, Scrip "srseses Il sepsd for bsfers th
:ehhr .ihs ofee, No t6.es Badngs, corner OF B'o,i'
THOMAS " JAMES Sec OF Trustees
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
DIVIDEND The d,pasi,or' ll0 heres, notified Is.. tue
Ssh .nn al Dividend on posts entitled thereto a. the
ave ,tN IeaI q eSceedins $50.
..e ttf fak CENT ea al sums tbs. snoaot viii be
@ on ,sd We lo dsy & January the ssnsins RoOm
40 81 et.Ssr Al interest called III will
ara ora" leterst accordingly ,be 1T Of Jauu
ery TOE o"s Hpee dsii, tcn l0A - to ? VI aud Non
Gays Ntdntsdsys sno ~stufosys from o
fkANcls P. sCAoALS President
wapE r. TosRALt. sscr,tsry
PkfsR CUNNING. Acfoaatsnt
ROCKY Bar MINING &C.. No % Merchant sIessase.
Newfork Jso r. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN s Of The stccihoStso OF this COBpu, q, .eeiios
Director. will be bid Ia ihs Office 90 WEDNESDAY the
III day Of fsbruAy neIt, q, Zoe oes 1000 BY oTe-T
NJ BREsAS Score s'v
NOJICE-A special meeting of the Stocahold.
N 'Bof,t. oSrA 40 Lad 80 <rASY, = % Ia ::
E<nIsrNs fEto No - - ils & View ora. o. be "a
Sy Ct Jsra.fy iss5 a. oei0sP & ago- Ia -,ss
sAs,cc fyo.s, % he Beard ~ T-us,ees
= srEYsSs. Fsesiierf,
Op;artc Iced Co
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UPs AsD DOWNS; On. SILVER LAkE sktTeHt'- BY
- C.pss cIcELY Emo pp. Sal. J. C. Derby.
Cousin Cicely, whoever she may be, is highly val
ned relative Of the human family She possesses fund
Of good feelr aud good sense, and has 80 much IN
Questionable strength that che can afford to be natu-
ral In prescLiirg her interesting "reminiscences she
proceeds in s.iai htforward manner, and tells her
story in unaffected and often in beautiful snd IN
pre.sive language Her former productions have
procurtd place for her in many hearts and the pres
tut skeichts fully sustain her position. They are
lively. vigorous and always 70 the purpose, ire
quently Illustrating an in portrait moral truth o.
powerful narrative.
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sAyiSGs OF TIE LTrTLs ONES, AND POEMS FOR
TIER MOTHERS ~ Mrs L. n. sIGoUssEY. iano .
~ 80 Isisor PbI-r ~
A book for the juvenile table, on novel plaa- II
consists # extensive collection Of quan, ADD sik
ing remarks Of children, arranged under variety OF
appropriate hesds Several original pieces Of poetry,
taken from domestic themes, .lose the volume. Toe
chsracer Of lis oonieas no less than tie name of it,
author, Will assure it welcome access to the family
circle.
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LILIES AND vIoLErs zBy ROsAliE BILL l9n'-' PP
az. }. c. DERBY. . -,
The original portions Of this book are entirely 700
exquisite ior this world touch Of wholesome aeld-
iy ould be 4 relief 10 such an oppressive wilder
mes. Of sweets" The greater part Of II, however,
consists Of selections from number Of aPPro' Sd
vr.iers, both in Aneiic-a ini English hEera'a'S-
MANY of tbe.o ore y client -pcciuloIs o. ineH re-
~. Give su.hos, md are Vell 3D. 20 ief 'in"!
Iesyiog. The tygogcspbical frn and e1ccuaoo o'
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NOTES on DUELS AND DUELLISG. 81 LORENZO ga
sns limo pp 500. Boston: Crosby. Nichols & Co.
TIE archives Of history from the earliest date have
been ransscled to find materials for this voa ne
From Goliath the Philis'ine, to the last Irish fire.
eater it gives duse details of all the dues that have
rec dened the annals Of the time. In its present
shape, it mpst be regarded more as collection Of
auth critics than welldseted narrative and, under
any FORM would be a work for amateurs, rather than
for upinitia;ed readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Kings
~ Courty JACOB VAN b0RNE ssaien COHNE-
LIUs kANOUSE and ELlZEBEr1 his ~fe; John Mar
I'm CARAT n BECKER William O4ttout Rodmsn u. Price,
JoeIh Revere end D-vd Van Home summons foT
Relief Com not ITO the Defendants You herr by
uu and the compliant Ia this action
Which filed Office Of the Clerk Of the County Il
Khss NJ the CITY Hall Cts Of BTOokyn January H. 10y
and copy Of T. the sad complaint OF
the ,nHcIiteIs Their Office No COuI IL said CITY Of
Broolvn wi hin twenty days after the se.vee Of this
mons on YOU exclusive If the day Of such services aad II
Won fs To- answer said plant within the time afe-
plaintiff Ia this action will apply 10 the EOuu Tor
the relief oemauded in tn comPalt Dated January 4,
1855 u & J. WlNSLON, fis'ntih's Attorneys
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TB. Peterson has ifsued a collection OF Mrs. l..
DE. n. SoUTHwoRrHs earlier stories, under the
title of The WJes Victory, and other Noueelste'.
They were written for the purpose OF illustrating
various principles of social ethics, and are well
adapted to that purpose, by the briancy and bold
ness of their delineatons The style is often careless,
and not without frequent instances of imitation. but
the success Of the stories they have appeared in
another form, shows its fitness for popular effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

new edition Of The American Sport'maH BY
FLnHA T. LEWIS, is published BY LiPpincoti,
Grambo & Co PIP. 49i, syo. 1t forms handsome
volume with great number Of appropriate and beau
,fu illustrations and is credi,abe in every respect,
to the publishing kouse by which it is brought out.
No important topic OF the sp1rtsmsns art lie omitted
in its colt,nis while its racy descriptions furnish an
agreeable introduction to the study Of Natural His
tory. Tie volume cannot fail to be welcome to the
seeker Of sport in books as well a. to the athletic
Niu.ro6s Of the field.
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We have received from Messrs. Bangs, Brother x
Co. the latest London editions OF Bohns popular
publications, including a Volume Of DEfoE's N0rel'
and Miscellaneous WO,ks the seventh and eighth
volumes Of SoUTHETs Cerper, containing the trans
latter Of the " Had and - Odyssey XEsoPHos 5
Cyropadia and The HeIenic, tran slated By the Rev.
G.. 5. WAIsoS and the Rev. HrSRY DALE; and the
second voluu Of PklO-Judeus, translated by c. ID.
YogGE.
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Nelly BRAcKEN: A TALE o. Fosry Yeas AGO. By
ANNE CHANEEEs BkAOFokD l2no, PIP. 81. Shisas-
phia: Lippboot', jIsmho Co
The author OF this story frontier life in the olden
time, announces that sbe " has taken off her shoes
ard is mpelled to " labor in toe fields of thought
by the Dtens,st onepgs after he true, the be,uti
ful, the de afbless Win such preparation, she
might prove coed novel-wrer bu, she must get
rid of an eIcsss Of sentimeItalty and an inflated
stye, before her intensity can be Of any
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EeqaI Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of SewYOrk notice is hereby gwen 70 az
pa5sou, having claims against JAMES HALL late OF TIE
City Of New York merchant deceased to present. inc sane
with yOucb FRS thereof the soscrbers at the oce Az
PTRr MATHEWS No 81 Wal ST., 10 the tafy Of NeF
yok on or before 18th day of July nex-Daied, Ne"
YORK the nth DAY Of Jsnnsrv. lB51 ,.o,,-
JOHN ". AUDUR0N,} Executors.
Gi1 lau6mTh) MICHAEL OBARRV,)
ALBERT MATHEW US, Proctor for Executors, 81 wan
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County of New York Notice 1ereby given 20 ~
penons having claims against NATHANIEL H. VAN WIN
kLE late Of the City a NewYok, deceased to present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence
No 1893 5bs IN the City Of New York on or before
the seventh day Of February neht-DseG, Ne"fork Tue
second day Of August lG3 - ... =, .-,...
ausI ,wGmTb NANCY VAN WiNKLF, Administfstrik
IN PURSUANCE of an order Ofthe Surrogate VI
the County Of New.YoTk, notice is hereby gwen TO al
nor,ou, HAVING claims against JOHN BUCKMAsrER, ste OF
he CITY Of New York decsscd present the same With
voucher thereof the subscribers, at The ONCE OF MES Ia
TEUsLOW No 1914 WaieTst In the City u New oTk 90 of
h core the 10Th March extD0tsd New YORK ma oto
day OF September, 1924 -,,,s,o,
.71sy6rnTbs VIM p. BUCKMASTER.) ~
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
i the County Of Newyosk notice u hereby gwen 10 All
per,op, having claims against THOS cUMMN late OF The
tiy Of York present the with y0nce
th.ieofn CFOMMELiN at No ll9 NaIiek Il o. 10 SAW
UFJ LOUSsBURY No "a Dey st, IN the City OF New lors
on or before tyesh dav Of pril nsstDated New
York the Zjsh day Of Oc'oheI, "a -
SAMUEL LOUNsBURY (r..n.o,,
o27 lswfmThs EDWARD CROMMELlN, )
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ErscHasIs btSE bUsLnG1oS, 't Js.. ~, , XII
<,ARD.~For several months past, Mr.. JOHN
" THOMPSON bfohsr 10 NesYor VITO poo,i.n's a

1MKD.-fO1 ttFtIaI II..'1I, ~. :. h.h..
p.,L MOI. R.pol,.r bas most nnn.y a-ssie9 Tvs 'n'D
ton for wbeb be -. been ofo~seoied 2r hoe' -,
staSks usfo1qded sod efentiy ihJn
,es, 10 he Bspt suit would probably h.ye nen inu~a
feer. hse been fuy convinced that Mr. Thompson W"
.,,,, In ,ood f.h The He has repeated n s,ss
!, nv. R,tort, Of 9Th Ianos,y inst 10 an article whcn
,,o,h p1u. spe be may psrhsps C. nuue be s'aus with
h. hone Of ipauenc be suit noT peodioe aRaiDs bl
Tns,r tbe.s ri 20 nssnces deem due 10 he pubic
veil % 20 ourselves that ibis saes IS perfectly soann
k,,pd az question and that hes At all times redeemed ~
promptly both A. re counter and ~ me san
SAL Of Boson L. practce Of tbs New Eng,od
B,pt. 10 their ptions and tho public may rest 40
ss,e ihs. II will continue pToDptiy 20 - % 49,.
pRSRY p. HIcyoK, Pr s6tnt w srhoSo O"n'ef'
NIOTICE-The arrangement under which the
IN uro ragnsd hoooriof the drafts of Ne.Us FACE bA
Con- IL believed % be such ~ VII insure zoe p.y'n,
dents 10 the A sDiie Sta!ee ,.,-,
Rnt a, the requisite e1vcss may net cave resbed men sew
l ,s,r,s tt snsd that w csc OF ,he pro
ts a, an, OF N. dfat,s Ness Peg. Bacon Co they
.ho,A pre,nted to him the nk OF America 10 this
Guy. 800 DA'lp hVhDNH'' "''e"'''
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NEwYoax. January ,. lsoa
NOTICE.-A special meeting Of the stocshold.
IN en- ef the ALBION MINING COMPANY viii b bsit
on sbe Sis. III O'clock, a. Tire c4ee Of The Company,
NO "e's" " BUrTyR WORTH SECRETARY
, 1855-09-14
lines Of holding the District Courts In the
Territory of Washington.

The following is the law passed by tho
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall be held in
each county every year. except those counties attach
ed 10 other counties for judicial Purposes.
The District Courts in and for the county of Jefer-
son shall be held on the first Monday in April and
uctober for the county Of Island the second Mon.
day in April and October; for the county of Whatcom
on the third Monday in April and October: for the
county Of King, on the fourth Monday in April and
October tor the county Of Pierce the frs Monday
in May and November. [Chief Justice LANDER Pre-,
siding.l
The District Courts in ard for the county Of Thurs
ton shall he held on the second Monday in May and
November; for the county of Sawanish, the third
Monday in May aud November; for The county 0i
Lewis, on the fourth Mondayin May and November
[JUdee CHENOwETu presiding.l
The District Courts in and for the county of Ska.
mania shall he held on the last Monday in March and
september; for the county of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for Skamania for the county OF
Cowltz, on the second Tuesday after the time ap.
pointed for Clarke county, for the county Of Pacific,
week after the time appointed for Cowltz county
tIGdgc MCFADDEN presiding.
, 1855-09-14


lst. The northern half OF section 26-the north
eastern quarter dissection section 23 and
the eastern half Of section 49, all In range ~
west, township nineteen C9) north, situated the
south side OF Puget Sound, the mouth of Shenah
nam, or Medicine creek, and one mile west Of the WI
llheue meridian containing according to the U. s.
land survey 1904 acres
2nd. tract on the south side Of Commencement
Bay not far from the mouth of the Puyallu river; be-
ginning at point on the beach marked bv n lar0o
white fir tree, baZed on three sides and standing on
the north east corner Of Swan 4 Riley's claim I;
thence along the beach, and following its meanderings
one and half miles in a south easterly direction, 70
point marked by fallen tree bearing the letters U s.
r., behind which three cedar trees c0nspicuOusy
blazed thence south one and half miles thence
west about one mile to point due south Of the place
Of beginning, and thence north about two and han
miles to sadplace of beginning, containing In all 1880
acres, or two sections Of land.
3d. The small island called Klah-che-min situated
opposite the mouth Of Hammerslys and. .Totten's in
lets, and separated from Hartstene Island by Peale's
(or Pckering) passage containing according TO the
U. S. land survey, about l400 acres. ii ,ieA
4th. The Peninsula at the south eastern end Of
Pery's Island called Shais-quihl ; and
5th The Island called Chah-choosen situated IN
the Lunmi river, at the point Of separation Of the
mouths, emptying respectively into Bellingham Bay
and the Gulf OF Georgia. Slh1i' i4.4F
6th. Cdmmencng on the beach at Neah Bay, at
tile mouth Of small brook running into the same,
next to the site Of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Classet or BateHy to the mouth
OF another small stream running into the bay on tho
south side Of said Cape, little above the Watch W.
lage thence following said brook to its source
thence in straight line to the source Of the fst men
tioued creek and thence following the same down 70
the place Of beginning. iNinN 'slD
7ll ISAAC LisTEvENs, Gov, ob
I...."'I l.#. ..# and Supt. Ind. An. w, 7.
, 1855-09-14
Claims for Damages by Indians.

N Jna 10 InIisSJ nr this r.rs,t,-v ~ cs,i-ens
mus, he nnt "ndar he reSnlations ~ ~ nsrart
nnsnt IN IN ~ taIlow;ng msonsS. = '-s -sr-'T
" ~. ~ iSnon S ns s.s Al, :. A., -
n,uss ~ ~ sa m .h ;.. sno aIs
sAe ~ 49, I ~. ~ 49, ~ ~ s., y
Dee ss S1H Ia ~ ~ y
wno Oeonseu was @ risin sns in1iAn , 00un
AppnScNon S ior mnst oe maue ~
.h .he owner' n,s rspIessnssSve, y
.ne proper ne agent o. Wenn
.. ine % %hevessHry 1ocuinen's anu Proois mus -
eoinpan1! 1 me apPhce.s,on., ,......- -
Va.ns AZ may ue .i.s.sSe auI,.a ano 1ePo.ens u
Whenever the Indian can make out presupptiOn Of
tue IN himse from tne ect o. prsvloas p1ssesslon
OF ownership Tue ouruen Oh PROOF "inreS' 0hepsN
, 1855-09-14
Notice.,

AT A TREATY concluded at Hell Gate In the Bit
"A ter Root Valley, on the 10th day Of July, 1856
with the Flathead Kootenay and upper Pend oreille
Indians there ceded 10 the United States except
two Indian reservations TO be hereafter mehtonea
tract OF country bounded as follows, viz .t rig
Commencing on the main ridge Of the Rocky mour-
tans at the foryninth parallel d latitude thence
westwarly on that parallel TO the divide between
KQotenay river and Clarke's Fork thence sOulhcT-
ly aud soltheastely along said divide To the one hun
,fed and fifteenth degree Of longitude; thence In
de B)rga and the C9enr dAene rivers; thence south
easterly and southery along the main ridge Of the
Bitter Root hutans to the divide between the head
waters Of the Kooskooskia river and ur the south
western fork Of the Bitter Root river iheace castey
apug the divide separating the waters of the several
tributaries of the Bitter Root river from tho waters
flowing into the SIlmon and Snake rivers 10 the main
ridge Of the Rocky mputais thence ncrthery along
sald main ridge to the place Of beginning
Tie reservations are as follows, viz
/. That portion OF the valley OF the Bitter Ron,
river which l. situated above l.5nla Fork or Trnycl
ler's Rest creek OF Lewis and Clarke. -t
.. tract Of country on the Flathead river, boun.
ded a. follows, viz
Commencing at the source of the main branrh Of
the Jocko river; thence along the divide separating
the waters flowing into the Bitter Root river from
those nawing into the Jocko, 70 point midway be-
tween the Camish and Horse praires thence nother
ly to and along the divide bounding on the west the
Flathcad river to point due west from the point
half way In latitude between the northern and south
ern cNtremitles Of the Flathcad Lake; thence on a
due east course tn the divide. whence the Grow the
Pen-n the Sino-cl-le-em. and the Joeko rivers have
their rise; thence sOathery along said divide t. the
place of beginning.
The land ccded outside Of the reservations is now
open to settlement. The Indians however are secured
IN the possession II their improvements TIL provision
Is made for their being mwcd 10 the reservations.
The right to paStIre their animals In common with
whites on unclaimed land to fish in common with
whites n dig roots and gather berries unclaimed
land is also secured t0 the Indians. ...l
For further particulars application should he made
to the Agent in the Bitter Root Valley r. II. Ian%
dale. NfN . 'H a.t "-
Council Ground at Hell Gate, Bitter Root Valley,
Ia ". T., July 10th, 1865. -
1sAACf STEVENS, t
Aug 10, '5j. 6miS Gov. and Supt.
, 1855-09-14
Notice.


A TREATIES concluded with the Nez l'erre tribe
"A of Indians and with the coniederatcd tribes OF the
Malla Walas Cayuses and uInatllas In the Wa'la
waia valley az the council grOnN there was cfded 70
the United States tract of country having the fob
lowing boundaries, viz I H.rH
Bj the NcZ Pcrees-Coinlhencihg at the seur.e Of
the WonAfevhoo southern trlbatAiy 81 the Palosse
river uenee Iw1r that river 70 the niain ralousc
thence m sOithcry dlrectlon 70 theSnake river at
the mouth OF the Tpkanon river thence Up the TIT
kanon to It's source In the Blue mountains; thence
southery along the ridge Of the Blue mountains; thence
70 point on Grand Ronde river midway between
Grande ltonde and the mouth OF the Wol1ow-how riv
er thence along tile divide between the Natefs Of
tho Wollow-h0w and Powder river thence 10 the
crossing Of snake river Ut tho mouth of Powder river
thence to the Salmon river hfty miles above the place
known as the crossing ol the Slilnon river; thence
que north 70 the summit o. the b.tter hoot mountas
thoncenlong lhe crest otthe bhter hoot lnountaihs
to the place o. beginning;
iy inc WallA WAnas, Cayuscs ana Uinauiias, atract
Of land having the following boundaries, to wit u;
-, commencing a. tue mouth d tukanon RIVER IN
y, " II,,s neuSo ~ "l l nv. 70
no Ia ~ yh .S, s" ~ 1
~ ~ 49,, ~ a. IT, ~ a. " pe n i; I "
tlr aion, that honnda,y IN he ,eier, limit ~ ,h
conntry Claimed hy the Sbcsbones ar snahs IndianS
tSannay ,ht hiay 1nin .h @
-, ~ pN,iss yyi,sSS i tho sa,,rbsy p,,sr s w, "i
thesco n thc hcsd xx,,crs oT WiIor cT,.I. ,bnnad
do[n Wln,v crcek ~ thc Cnlnmbia ri,,cr. thosc @
~ hannoi oS rolsh,a NJ % H. ~ ,ha is. nJ =, w
iarOe Island below the montb Of IjmSts ,iycr ts,ca
norherly ko poInt on the Yakima river called T,L.
nosh-Inke: thence h Ia Lac: thence TO thc White
Banks on the Columbia below Priests Rapid thence
down the Columbia river 10 the jdneton nf Inc Cd-
lumba and Snake rivers; thence IN the Snake river to
Provided. howeyer That so mach Of the country de.
scrbcd above a. contained in the following bounare,
shall be set apart as Indian reservations:
For the Neg Perce tribe, viz:--Commcncing where
the Moha-nashe or southern tributary Of the Palouse
river aws from tho spurs of the bitter II nt moun.
tans; thence down said tributary t. the mouth OF the
T-aah-pan.up creek; thence souiley to the crossing
of the Snake river ten miles below the mouth of te
Apowain river; thence to the solrcc Of the Alpowan
river in the Blue mountains; thence 10 the crossing Of
the Grande Ronde river, midway between the Crande
Ronde and the mouth Of the Woilowhow river: thence
along the divide between the waters Of the Wulow.
how river and Powder river; thence to the crossing Of
river; thence to the Salmon river above the crossing;