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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-08

WE Indsr.gned have formed C"partnrship, commence
Vac Instant, Tor the
80 DEl GOyDS IgPORTYvG, JORBTVG 4 81 t1JW
hLNSIN BUSINESS, NJ No. 80 Chambers and Il Gc,e srrt.
~ te city o. Ne" forE under the hrtn OF nFI UnoKs
ACE CO. aud At No 10 Prs street the city OF Rir,ond'
$3.50 '''Ai-"i pi'h"hh a.
Our Mr. Bell has
pHrshdsed our Foreign Goods n person Tor c1sI ~
We iA early day prepared 10 exhb, and onr - thu,
trade beautiful stock points and upon A. tvor..
a. house 10 this country 3F - ''N'A"'e 's'h'
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'U"t. ~ hSthfkEkS have associated thsns.iv.. -
selher Tor The purpose Of doing general CammissIon A.
u their services TO th-ir friend. rublc a 80.
Wheat Corn aud Flour and respectfully solicit Con,sn
have their best attention. =" inc" AiAh
JNO- NJ SHEPPARD, ia
R,cuvox, ,., ,s.. WILLIAM Y. SHEPPARD
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nl>NOLTTION.

u the LIT inst. by limitation N''''" u"
All p~rons having claims against Ga. eonr.r, a. IN - a. -
Tor payment and all indebted requested to m,. %
mediate payment. - ~ '"''
The name Of the used by either member to close m.
"u''"eSs WI H. HUBBARD,
JAS H GARDNER.
Richmond, January ? 1856. '" NH"'''N'
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TIE NEW MINISTER TO MExrCo.

The appointment Of John Forsyth, esq, editor Of the
Mobile Register minister Mexico (says the Louisville
Courer is highly ereditabe the administration
and which viii with entire appreciation partic-
ularly in the South Mr. Forsyth is gentleman Of rare
capacity and sttainments Of firm though polished and
auiabe nanurr in the prime Of life and has we believe
advantage which has unfortunately been not often pos
sessed by Representatives in those countries where the
English language is not spoken in being good Spanish
scholar and able to speak the tongue Of the country
which he is seat
As editor Of the Mobile Rsgistewhich occupies fore
most rank in journalsm-Nr Forsyth has rendered the
most important services the great party to which he is
attached and his nomination will DO looked on as being
no than fair acknowledgment Of bis merits personal
and political lie viii doubtless do honor American dipo
macy well to is Journalism and cannot but think
that the Executive would oener to the editorial
profession in lbs diplomatic appointments that branch Of
The pubic service could be in many instances much i'm
proved.
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OFFICIAL.


May y. 1855
NOTICE hereby given % me holders q ne sioek issued ur
Congress o. 228 July, $780,
b tefass viii be The Treasury
eerheas heTsOf The IAN d November when
interest tbeTeoR will
day redemption, GEd vii pay therefor following premium
accrued 70 is day Of purchase win
day : iEieTe ID Tor The money B reach the FendoT;
received tbs Treasury between The st day
June and he 3lsl day Jay Inclusive bali Of per
the aInouats specified q certihcalss5
The lsI and as days q August
OHe fourth q one per
amer The slst day Of August ne inter
accrued thereon and ds additional Interest oBiy ~ =
paid.
Certificates under this notice mast ss
United parry entitled % receive
money when the is July the cur
also be assigned BY The present soA
holder otherwise will be payable heretofore
And Boce further given bO6eIs Of stocks Of the Uhied
VIII purchase The between NE -
The day Of December nett unless me sun -
previously obtained, and " pay Too me same
IN addon 10 the day Of The last dividend
days additional interest for TIE money 70 Ie
vendor, the following rates Of premiums
stock Of lS42, premium Of 10 per cents
o sf7 and lss premium OF o per ceEt
issued under The VI OH September 1850 com
monty called indemnity sock, premium Of per cent
Cefdcstes this notice should be duly assigned
party shed 10 receive The money! ana
previous July The current half year nlsi' 0St
assigned BY the sIoekbo8der Otherwise me hS'
Tor the half day payable aim as heretofore
Payment foregoing viii be made ~ dras en-
New York; o. PhadeAa' a.
the parties entitled 70 receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 29-dhI2Noy Secretary Of The Treasury
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Prom ne baltimore Sun.
DIR. KANE, THE ARCTIC NAVIGATOR.

when proposed to send out expedition TO the
Arctic in quest Of Dr. John Franklin the first volun-
teer was Dr. Kane His offer accepted and Al great
personal rsk privAon, and ssdenia he performed the
duty Of his mission. His pcssverng energy and the spirit
Of investigation BY which he Is animated have furnished
him with abundance Of material for a work Astounding
with information orcumpOlar topography. This work
to be published such cost that il will require very
extensive sale requie the expense OF Publication II
been literally subscribed for By approaching citizens
throughout the country but to such as 70
make the Publication profitable 10 The publishers remp-
nerative the distinguished author. No in the Pc
euar ed Of exploration has rendered better service th,n
Dr. Kane He has well earned national reputation, and
no has any better deserved national recog
milton Of IT,
proposition to this effect and at the same time meas
urably 10 requs the real and abors Of Dr. Kane
before the Senate Of the United States II i resolution
authorizing the Committee the Library 70 purchase for
the use Of Congress fifteen thousand copies e Dr. Kanes
work The House Of Representatives has passed the
luton and il now depends upon the action Of the Senate
whether the scrvio Of this faithful laborer shall be thus
recognised approved snd rewarded. The committee Of
the Senate have hitherto made response 70 the acon Of
The House but The services Of Dr. Kane Of that high
character which public sentiment ascrses 10 them the
Senate win no doubt take early and favorable action
Ire House resolution DR. Kans work Is prepared 10 very
superior style and the illustrations specimens Of which We
bare seen are in the finest style Of the art
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR nEPLRTME7f.

Indian Breau-Hghly L1teresting NeVs from the Oregon
Indians Mr.. Joel Palmer superintendent of Indian az
fairs for Oregon Territory in letter TO the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs dated Dayton July s. gives highly in
terestng intelligence respecting the closing Of the In
dian war in southern Oregon. We copy as follows:
"The departure Of the mail steamer early tomorrow
land il being nearly midnight) leaves time to
make detailed report Of my proceedings in the Port Or
ford district may say, however that reached here to-
day H. m with six hundred Indians from that place,
their way TO the reservation. At g. p they
put route for Oregon city, and viii leave there
morrow morning for Dayton start from here tomor-
row horse in time reach Dayton their arrival
Il now regard the war in Southern Oregon closed All
the hostile banda with the exception Of Johns who has
about thirty warriors and the Cbeico and Pistol River In
dams numbering perhaps fifty warriors bare
in and Internationally surrendered themselves prisoners Of
va ~he bands last named have sent word that they
viii surrender and come in when word is sent them where
TO 60 The old chief John has cent in two Of his sons
ing the retention other bands at Port ctford sHti be
can get there with bis people, thai &c is tired of has
resolved seek for peace and will submit to 60 on the
reservation.
awe have now at Port Oxford about six hundred and
at the mouth Of Rogue river about two hundred and fifty
fndiaus all Of whom have uncondtonslly surrendered
They will be escoed 10 The southern part Of the coast
ervston by United States troops together with any Of the
other bands ma may come in deemed II best Under al
the circumstance TO ranspos ~ steamer from roTt VI
ford here the six hu Idred iust arrived.
The latest intelligence from the fsesmA country
Gates favorable prospect for peace IL determined BY
Col Buchanan the military officer in command Of the dis
iet retain and hold all the Indians now at Port Or
ford prisoners Of until they reached the reservation
wheh they would be turned to the proper officers Of
the Indian department
The six hundred Indians Just arrived being mostly
the friendly bands will be located the northern portion
Of the reservation the Seets river The company
troops under Captain Augur, who came up with them
numbering seVentytwo will be posted at the Grand
Ronds As permanent post
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company started for Hckory Point aad week ago this
ornng they got into engagement with the abolition
m1rderers and they were all killed and taken prisoners
except i've who made their escapa We don't know to
certainty how many of killed Theirs have large
orces youe release them IL is only twenty-five miles
from US and yet We have heard the result 10 full nj
hear before mail this, will let you know We have
enough 10 do 10 guard ourselves We don't know when
be attacked for they have taken sser oath 70
kin all the prosAysry in the Territory and all that
take up against them. 50 you tOH that The ree-Sass
n danger Sel a. he PrOslaVsy H from Asas
abolition kHolg-HotLiRgs
The SbOlidonsts have been holding meetings and bid
ding defiance 10 the laws Of the Territory and Of the United
States and say that the constitution and the Union
and shall be dissolved Reeder and Lane who head them
are no better than they We expect to stay here until
the last day in the evening though there great many
families leaving here and claims be had for half the
value OF the improvements"
In a postscript he says
shave heard from the Westpott company. They are
released and the whole abolition force taken prisoners
chuetts and the clergy mind their business it will
continue
The Journal story is nst Only faaed as TO Mr. Whites
death but 10 his position towards the abolition
raUueiS IN Kansas IL shows in glazing light who the
aggresor who the instgators OF the troubles there
and who guilty Of the yisnous continually perp5-
raed and for which the democratic party is held response
BILE The sentence have italcised shows that these
hrelines Of abbunsm this pensoned scum Of the cities
paid by aboh6ns for party purposes, do not eonfne
their assaults to "proslaSer men, they are termed
Jul iuSi All VINO sNiiu W n" Ah1 eiVsi az
spotted era placed under the bans Of these rowing butch
ers whose acts in atrocy s-ced hose Of the wild In
dian We have the authority Of the JolrnM itself that
Mr. White Is Of truth and integrity The above is
the picture he presents OF the condition OF things IN KAN
He points out the true authors Of vanes perpe-
raed there The truth OF his statement is corroborated
every honest who writes from there Yet the lb
nois Journal concoc es perverts facts shifts the blame
from scoundrels TO honest men, that morbid fanacism
insgated by years OF such partisan newspaper policy
be further excited TO the end that demagogues and dis
| unionists may reap the spos of place and power
We do expect that the Journal will make any
rection of its former statement This its habit In
lis code Of partisan morals "a lie well stuck TO Is as good
| TRUTH
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JUST COMPLIMENT TO GEN. cAss,

The London correspondent of the Journal Of Commerce
Of the 18th Of July pays Gen. Cass the following we'll
1nerited compliment:
With respect to British superciousness and British
croachmens Gen. Css has been faithful sentinel
the watchtower, and the nation viii memory
for his patriotism when he shall have passed away from
earth think his vigilance has done incacuable
Of good in bringing this nation to proper appreciation of
lie has contributed than any else to teach il
that something, and to thus command for
,pect Instead of the the millennium of
relations between the peoples will be presented
bis view as . part of his reward"
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Il not logical to suppose cases. but ancy for
moment that John C. Fremont elected President lie
would be elected by northern votes alone without the
Suffrage Of single southern State eector. One whole
section Of Union would positively and almost unani-
mousy refuse 70 hare any connection with his admins
son There would be thousands o. Offices in the South
70 lloollecorships, marshalships, post Offices Not
southern would Scopt Of these from Mr. Fremont
or his cabinet The Offices would be compelled to 70
begging The sectional President would be compelled
send his sppointec from Massachusetts, and Ohio down
Charleston and Mobile eonqueror dispatches his lieu
tenants the subugaed provinces All the federal Offers
throughout the South would be filed By sholitonsts
sreesosrs black republican, fagivelave Law opposers
Kansss Shapes rifemen, from the North-Ere ArgHs
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WEsrrHaua Hkp-Barry Patton, Of San Francisco
the proprieors Of celebrated ssoo in that city, recently
had piece Of pcr6ed wood presented TO them which
sctIy res.mbled ham. Martin their vsggish assistant
had Il laid in dish clean napkin snd beside IL werr
laid carver and pork, pot Of mustard, and plate o
bread Col Joe West shortly after in, and At ono,
proceeded TO cut lunch OF for himself but he could make
no impression Martin said he what sort Of ham
do ron call this That said Martin Is HsH fail
,e Cwestphhlia The Colonel asked All hands NJ, and
acknowledged the sell
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The New Haven Register Of the best-informed pa
Pcs in the State Of Connecticut speaks Tins Of the pros
Pects there;
HNoT oxH-We arc frequently inquired Of 70 how
Connecticut stands the presidential question We have
say that do know Of single change in the dem
ocrate party in this Stale from Buchanan Fremont
DO know Of many In favor from the ranks Of the
conservative and patriotic portion Of the old vhg party
The noise and Of the tribe Of Jessie do aec,
in the the sesdnoss Of the democratic columns and
have doubt The electoral vote Of the State win be
given 10 Buchanan and BrcckinridgeH
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COL FREAoyTs FINANCIAL EXPLOITS IN CALI
FOlslA.

The expenditures of Colonel Fremont in California says
the Cincinnati Enquirer while acting professedy under
the authority Of the government calculated to subject
bis integrity TO the darkest suspicious The following
statement which is derived from official sources is taken
from the Washington Organ
"On the 2th OF December 1854 the Secretary Of War
transmitted to the Senate and House OF Representatives
report Of the board Of officers appointed for the erana
ton of claims contracted in California under Colonel Ere
mont in ls4647. We have before copy Of this re-
port-No. ID, 33d Congress- I'd session
This report which is signed by Colonel c. 7. Smith,
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Thomas and Major B. Lee
Of the United States army contains schedule Of the claims
contracted by Fremont amounting in al TO S96o6l4 or
this amount Sl4p29s had been previously paid by Con-
gess and 29 were RECOMMENDED b. the board to be
paid making with the previously paid SIS, 1885,
about oHez OF the whole amount claimed by Fremont
and his colleagues in the work Of depicting the treasury
The board disalowed sl573l7 Of the amount claimed
and suspended 1907 927 for rant q testimony cplana-
non.
By far the nrger portion Of these claims for cat
lie and horses purporng to have been furnished Ere
mont for government use. For instAnoei
N. @. Vallejo claims th- following specific amounts
for horses cattle arms $50
s2ez5
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ISnrrESprxcr oT DoNUcL.--A vessel At Grand Turk
from Port Plat reports that the Emperor Soulouqus
was about scknovedge the Independence Of the Domn-
lean republic and that treaty Of peace will shortly Be con-
ciudsd between the two parties who inkAbt the island Of
St Domingo Commissioners be appointed by both
governments for the purpose Of firing the boundaries and
the English and French consus to act umpres in
any dispute which mar arise Hopes entertained that
the peace may be lasting and that much good win result
therefrom 10 all parties concerned.
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RasrSs TIE RATEs-ws are informed lsays the Buffalo
Express that the Canadian Exchange Brokers have not
fed their correspondence that and after the first Of
August prorimo they win raise their rates for converting
Canada bank notss-srosp, those Of Toronto and Hami
tou bsnssinto drafts on New York. IS cents per 500
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Are the mechanics and working Of The northern
States prepared for composition with three millions Of
eancpasd neroesl Set the negroes ree at the South
and they would among in swarms like the plaques
Of ancient Egypt They hare dea that the North is
the promised land and tbey would smgrate in body TO
the Middle and Eastern States At any rate they would
not be permitted 70 remain where they are Il ct free How
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ClrrToRSIA QUIcKHtyEH-The exports Of quicksilver
from California during the srs quarter Of the present year
amounted eO55 TASKS and in the second to 50s2 do
making total July LIST Of lll5s TASKS Of rs pounds
each The principal portion was usual to Chins
and MEXICO although parcels 10 South America
and few hundred TASKS TO New York. The consumption
in California too il said be increasing rapidly and
must at present amount to a very large quantity.
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nuAvELLING TRUNKS AT ALL PRiCEs.-Cirzen
Medical College of Georgia.

AUGUsTA July, ls55
THE Of lectures in this Institution wA com
i the first Monday in November next
NJ. Newton NJ. n, Anatomy
l.. A. Dagas, ". d., Surgery.
l. P GArsin d. Medics, Therapeutics and Medical
JurisprGdence.
j. A. ETe D. Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women and u
Can't.
V. M. NJ. D. Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
Means, NJ ID Professor 81 Chemistry
L. d. D., Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
Campbell, ~. D. Surgical Comparative aud hsroscoTeal
AnAt0my
= nj a,nrap. ". D.. Assistant Den0nsIratcT.
IuTinh U.,r. NJ % pTO.ect0T 10 Professor Of surgery
l.eures viii he sIystsd regularly Al the Ciy Hospital
and ample opportunities noraea iof e suoy y Pacue-
anatomy.
Fees for ertTe ''.''''
Maueul1lion ticket ito be taken once .'.-..''''
For IN ther parucEIars, apply o. y. -" -,
July L5-dlm D.-a.
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NoTsCEA psrsons ss-iua bs he orc. q te
N Auditor 81 ne r ssury Ofce Department
Onsry, blank book binding other epnnEsut
hereby reqnestd the
supcste properly scepsd, ouy tsf end ~
every ont inst hey b included ebursnE
nvsnts hich
efw Psyens msy b. dsysd ne end - ne sscossdnE
month \. 4. LINDSAY,
Juiy il-d7wh pistwrrinF Clerk.
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TIVE NOTICE vubished ~ J. IT, whitssur.t conpes
4 puhic under ~ith Mr. Whshurs
than years Interested he profits q
hsf that 90
recognise right smhas hat in The manner he has
assumed 70 DO. ....-1..
v.-rr..o.. p.srrpr.p cstrrY, Nos. s2s apd 90 Pens
,yfvaus avenue, wsshington, d.
Iufv9 IA
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Rarre lSteaaaera.

NEW YoRK, July 20.-The steamer Alps, from Havre
with dates the 18th, arrived this morning.
The Barcelona for Havre sailed hence this after
noon with $50, 900 in specie.
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Great ,yovya N the lStraits Of Bells re

povrScrrovs .-ir 30.-A letter from Green island IN
the straits OF Belle Isle, terrific storm which oc-
Cured there the lst instant dv tWenynine vessels
ashore at that place Three vessels also Lost oil Dog
Island with all on board-ony vessel rode the gale.
Three hundred and fifty living in tents on Green
island Two of the wrecked vessels belonged to this town.
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II is suggested by the New Haven Register in
quence Of the very frequent calls upon the Indignation
aboonsts sin public meeting assembled that il would
be good economy for the negroworshppes select fifteen
twenty fanatics of both sexes be called the jont
standing furiated committee" with full power to get
"ad as biazes and make write invent and disseminate
many resolutions many subjects they choose
without any regard to "rhyme reason" or batch
might be made up for the year in advance.
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY o.
NASHVILLE.
TUE SESSION o. ms college - open os MONDAY s,P
,euber classical full. and facility
srSsd 70 STUDENT. scientific branches and modem
lsnraasss preparatory attached snbrsns
TO ,sa The military ADOPTED efeciun
p.srnr ORDER regular habits and active bod
~
bs al session n the Usirsrsiy Sa3
Trs MHary College hrsi ysar NASHVILLE win ls
from Fo Catalogue ard rerulaons app,
a. n. r. JOHNSON
Nashville, Tern, July, ts5s. huPerinisndsnL
Jrlv 3i-asawinndkcp.
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United states Court OF Claims.

underxrned q View fok CRY, snd NJ.
ThompoH, ~ Washington, D. c. attorneys and eognsto-
~ claims iof credit
ofrqvcrnment, 10 he Couu n Clsinos.
immsdiais ard careful atfrfun o. hus
which ~ intfusec b. ths ere
y gentlemen profession and sanf, IN cry n View
Ynrk, " elsewhere any ~ the Uuton
consulted pgrEnaay ~ W letter. titnf
Washington Particular information ~ 10 claim
before Coprrcs- Apartments can
application ~ NE Paris. intsesed
JOHN q. DENEREUA.
Va. - Broadway, conner Wen street, ssw Yorkciy.
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington CRY.
~. DeverruH a commissioner q The Court q Csms
Jnna
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Reelection Of Jfe.ns. Brook. and Keitt.

CoLraRIA Is. Co. July 30.-Messrs. Brooks and Ket
unanimously reelected in their respective districts
Monday by a very large vote in both
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HEmrH on NoRroLK PoETsNouTH, YA-The two
towns oootnu. to enjoy excellent health There is aP
pcnranee Of any epidemic dsase but quarantine guls
tons are rigidly observed.
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Woman's RigLts.

a. Frsr,or. meeting in New Hampshire one Of the
banners bore this inscripa~. 'onn anu Jessie ana
another ignored poor John altogether ~ the inscription
aessie for the White House. 1t is evident tina our OPP
nent fully sympathizes with the women's rights move
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DIED

On "wednesday m6runs instant the ION q M
sr JAMES LsURIE COLGATE Of J.srs and ELtH.hrrH
NJ CotaarE-
His funeral viii place the residence 81 his fhsr, No
al v street ms. CThur-ssyl afternoon, AZ ocloet
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Making in all
Soc

MIXING IN AT sZ50 6I5
HJua Garlic claims $l7 500 for horses Cayeano Jua-
rez Slo5O0 for horses Salvador Valleoi S53lO0 for
horses Bruno Berna SIC $50 for horses and cattle Vic
tor Castro si2el2; J. J. Castro ss5l6 NJ J. Sanchez
5000; J. b. AlvArado, Sl COS J. r. Gonzales $40 200
v. p. Gomez ST., 23l.
aAnd many other various sums from $500 up to SIC oeO
for the same species Of property.
Now, as Fremont bad very small force under bis
command in California in ls4G47 msy well inquir,
what became Of the immense number Of horses and cattle
which be pretended have bought for the Of govern
ment
@Tbe board Of officers who made the report from which
the above statement il copied evidently regarded the
greater portion Of the claims fraudulent inasmuch A
hey recommended the payment Of ouly Ssl2e In addi-
ton to the Sl4a23s already psidor s5s3s5 in Al-be-
ing les Haa onssixA Of the amount claimed by Fremont
be due from the United States government sharpsrs
With whom be associated himself his arrival in Cali
forna 10 ls467