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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

THROUGH TIcKET.-We understand that the var.
GUS railroad lines between Petersburg and Memphis
have concluded on the terms Of q through ticket.
It is scarcely probable that oil the details Of this ar
rangement will be perfected until the beginning Of
the new year, b The fare hear. has been fixed at
$50 10, from either Petersburg or Richmond to Mem
phis-Ps tss6ury Dem. ~ =. 1ssi red
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

Mr.. McRAEs LETTERING feel certain that such
Of readers have taken the trouble to read Mr.
McRae's letter. will not dissent from our opinion,
when we say, that he has not brought forward any
thing new, in the shape Of argument, upon this
thread bare subject.
1t is merely plausible re-iteraton Of arguments,
with which every man is familiar, and which have
been repeatedly and more forcibly urged, by men,
whom the warmest admirers of Mr. McRae must &C
knowledge to be his superiors in political experience,
well as in every other quality, which commands
the respect and confidence OF an intelligent COM
munity. When such men failed 10 convince the peo-
pie of the justice necessity of distribution Of
the public lands" it looks like presumption to
pect them to reverse their repeated DECISIONS upon
the psi DIRT of perhaps able, but certainly an
untried and inexperienced statesman. We presume
Mr. McRaes friends claim that title 70. him, and
through courtesy, we are willing to grant 1t.
The question of distribution is of those topics,
in discussing which expert advocate can bring tor
ward upon paper, formidable array of figures, but
like the estimates Of an unbut railroad. actual ex-
p.rience generally bring forth result far different
from that calculated on. But in this case, paper
Inmates only show the probable profit that may arise
by departing from q great political principle. Mr.
McRae seems to be persuaded, that large number
of N. Carolina Democrats are ready to accept the
bride, for desertion of principle, which has been
eontemptuously rejected oy Virginia. We think
differently, and firmly persuaded, that but few
Democrats will be found to support him in a course
of action, strongly and repeatedly denounced by the
National Democratic Convention, as great public
wrong, emnently dangerous to State independence,
and which must in the end, prove destructive to the
credit of the national government.
The leading Democratic journals of the State, ut
terly 1epudiate Mr.. McRae's disorganzing movement
1t could not we'll be otherwise; for no Democrat
worthy of the name, If he looks with favor on
Mr.. McRae's views, will consent to disturb the or
ganizaton of the party, and thereby endanger the
further progress of democratic principles merely to
place distributonist in the Executive chair 1t
would not in the least degree advance the prospects
of ultimate success; it would only enable the Gov
ernor to drag the General Assembly into useless
and exciting discussion, thereby wasting the public
time, which might otherwise be devoted to the more
pressing and practical questions of the currency in
terna improvements, &c. Let those who believe the
end will justify the MEANS try it. The result is
tain; there will be name added to the cat.
aogue of aspiring politicians, who, like the dog in
the fable lost the substance in graspng at the sha.
dow. So will it ever be with men who disregard the
public interests in their eager efforts to clutch those
public honors which are only due to long and faith.
full services and who only plead in excuse that
Ambition is the uiee of great minds y War. Neos.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

AN INTERESTING ANN1vERsARY.-The proprietor
of the Newburyport (Massachusetts) Herald nten
to celebrate the 18th anniversary of their week.
and the 18th Of their daily on the nth of January
Franklins birth day. They purpose calling togethe
every living printer who served an apprenticeship
their office, and every editor or prominent conrib,
tor. The list embraces quite number of disti,
gushed gentlemen who now honor the various pre-
LESSONS in life. An grafton will be pronounced b
an eminent statesman, and the occasion win be on
of great interest. ,,y,es.-.1 ,ssrrtH Il 4
---A-----s.! - attl.rH
The late High Sheriff of Allegheny county ha
given US the following ','.Sa 'AaH =
Il was afflicted with Debility of the Digestive Or
gans amounting to q severe attack Of Dyspepsia
which had reduced my flesh considerably. Nv wit,
was also afflicted under same circumstances, an
with the same disease. Having used your medicin
relief and are happy to afford you, this public ev
dence oi its value "-.!alz ID JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 29d, 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

The UNK1NDEsr Cur OF ALL-One short month
ago. the Register worked itself into redistribution
fever. u The Editor Wrote" and "pespired" and
"pespired" and " wrote" to persuade the people,
that /" distribution democrat as gubernatoria
candidate, was the one thing needful for the saliva
ton of the State 1t roared for one, not bull
frog or even as Irish bull, but verify genuine
bull of Bashan which the Register ever is when it
approaches the Know Nothing fence which keeps it
out of the democratic pastures But nov when Dun
can mounts the fence, and answers so here am !"
The Register changes its tone and actually quzZes
the deluded aspirant in the following style: -
whether by long vigils and fastings-deep peni
tence and prayer-by manifold buffetings by sea and
by land-this doomed disciple may ever be deemed
worthy to be again restored to the privileges rights
and immunities which he once enjoyed in the DO.
som of the faithful, is matter with which have
no concern We, even hesitate to express the SYM
pathy which we cannot help feeling for this smitten
and shorn lamb. He is a brave man, and must hear
his misfortune, as we'll as he cam" .r u- g
Doomed man, a matter with which we have
no concern {" he must hear his misfortune as we'll
as he can" An American Wing whose very name
is nearly all sympathy, has none for the distribu
ton Democrat When we recovered our astonish.
unconsciously singing, a ''. -
~ 1900 Will you walk into our party
~ n7''H'' Says the Spider to the Fly, &c.
Every body knows how the poor fly was used up,
and for the present we will leave it buzzng in the
cobweb into which the Register man has artfully Sc
duced it. 40 - T5e';''i
Truly this is funny world " and the Editor of
the Rssistss one Of the funniest fellows in it. War.
rent0n NC1oa ~ i,tt liHf .5Iih-tt fetr33itlf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

u On Roads and Canals-George W. Jones of Ten
nessee, Albert G. Talbot of kentucky, William S.
Danirel of Massachusetts,, Martin j. Crawford of
Georgia, Samuel G. Andrews Of New York Edward
"A. Warren Of Arkansas, Isaac N Morris of Illinois,
John Thompson of New York, and Paul Leidy of
Pennsylvania.
On PGtents-James A. Stewart of Maryland,
William B. Aaclay of New York, Wilson Reilly of
Pennsylvania John R. Edie of Pennsylvania, and
William D. Brayton of Rhode Island.
). On Public Buildings and Grounds-Lawrence NJ.
keitt OF South. CaroLa, Samuel o. Peyton of Ken
lucky, Edwin B. Morgan of New York, Lawrence
W. Hall of Ohio, and Samuel A. Purviance of Penn
sylvania. '''.'-r
On Reuisal ard Un,inished Business-William L.
Dewart OF Pennsylvania, Joseph Miller of Ohio, Dc
as and Judson w. Sherman of New York.
On Aecounts-John c. Mason of Kentucky. John
Dick Of Pennsylvania Thomas Rufin of North Caro-.
lima, John A. Soaring of New York, Francis E. Spin.
ner of New York. -
. IN AsIeags-Robert Smith of Illinois, Ambrose
=: murray OF New York, William E. Niblack of In
dron Of Michigan. 10y ="
On Nngraoing- Garnet B. Adrain Of New Ter
sey, Israel = Hatch Of New York, Warner L. Un-
derwood Of Kentucky.
On Expenditures in the State observation-disclosures
Jones Of Pennsylvania, Jabez L. M Curry of Ala
nsma, John A. Bingham of Ohio, William I. Ayerv
Of tennessee, and Charles B. Hoard of New York
xu! IN expenditures in the Treasury Department.
. wnham lawrence of Ohio Allison White of Penn.
Il, David Kilgore Of Indiana, Jacob NJ Kun
On Es.ylsno' ana Lucins j. Gartrell Of Georgia
1"sh1spendstures in tho War Department Wilson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS Isssus.

trroIyrNFyTS ny TK President -Samber u. fhss~.
register Of the land Office ossse Iowa, vice james D.
jenkins, r. signed.
Robert Brown register Of Fort D8 Mcines, Iosa, vice
Thomas A. Walker. resigned.
tbs PRoDvcr ILLINOIS, Illinois this seuon, VIII pro
duce I, o huncred aud eighty million bushels Of grain,
more ihsn ten bushels for every man, woman and child
the [ niied safes.
fRoDucs GAxBlNG.-Judge Drummond, Of the Illinois
L. T. District Court, has decided In Of prodsos
gambling that the buyer ertite 10 damages for the
failure fulG the contract The defendant put a plea
that there intent 10 deliver the 1900 bushels 81
stipulated, but only 10 ray the di1srense bet
the contract and market prices Of money from party
10 the her but The decson In fsvor Of the plaintiff
the demurrer
BABY Fr;s--Thc Memphis Edg, rays the New York pa
pers make more muss sham baby than they do
In Tennessee over q hcndred real ones
PRt1 NEGROES THNAs.--rhc Gimcr Drnorrc; gtvca
tho folio wing memoranda Of sale Of slaves thai
twelve months crecN with note and security and
mortgage the property:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

The pRoPosEp SUIT FOR THE RRcovERY or THE
CHICAGO DipOr GsoUsps TINS lGlisos CEsr1aL Ran
oar readers viii recoloot that toms two months ego II
ANNOUNCED IN the papers that suit about 20 he
need IN this city by Geo. g Bsles E.q ~ Detroit
sgsinst the Illinois Central Baoid for the LAM Which
their pssserger and freight depos 10 This city situated
New Oflesns, or The nmaniour case In San Francisco
exees that Interested parties have Tvon the Impression
that there 10 noif ing In !, bat assumption, and that
msn would be IN ane en- ugh N bring suit on such aca
In tho meanwhile, the claimant has been quietly rrsu
ing bis own course Knowing that the tile 10 property
worth million and balf OF money could not be acquired
without protftcisd lawsuit and that Il would BE- dan
ferous experiment With q company worth $4,000 coo,
Mr. Bate, ha, proceeded 70 sc, The written opinion o. tho
albert Ian yer. Of the United States among them
arc George Wood, o. New York, whom lawyers rn1ar
,and 10 be al the head OF the bar In analogous 10
this Theodore Romeyp has also given written opioor,
and 80 tat John A. Jaioo Of Buffalo; Judge N C1mr
bell o. tho Supreme Court OF Michigan aud Daniel Good
wiz o. ite Court 10 addu M 10 these Judge Sul
OF New Hampshire, has given elaborate opinion,
ara oil In the OPTION that the tile IL beyond PEI
adveN,rre N George o. Rates. and In the ItuJs Cen
trail Raroad Conpsny Notice has alresoy teen served
by Mr. Bates the President OF the Illinois Central Pa
read Company, TO mako Improvements, for the
land !. not tbeirs, and confederation will be sio~ed by
the real owner for such improvements 10 the mean.
WHILE matter IL ef 10 allegiance t the 2i,i Of this
month N In parties nov 10 possession 10 exanpe into
the merite o Bstee caim, sntr which 1, ssi n be
the ntenaon 10 institute suit Immediately Jour
nal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

MISSION LANDS IN NrBRlsKA AND KANSAS "A patent
will be hsued for the aci Of Anf in thess Territories
granted TO the Presbyer Board OF Foreign Msa,0na
the treaty of 1884, plans Of tho sur
vey thereof shall reach this city.
SUICIDE or You've GIRL NswARK "A young lady
residing aud connected with very respcclsbe family
living IN the lower part Of Orchard street, In Newark
j., commiasd Suicide the 18th raan by taxing pla
Deceased rN beautiful ana Accom- phshtd girl eAober
In the Sunday School Of or tee Methodist Episcopal
churches and the OF her seli.detuuclon aAd
be her betrayal by married man.
CoIos nIsC vnor,A MIR. Eli Thsyer says shc worccs.
ter TdrcIip has begun bis WORK OF oooni,ng virginia
by purchasing four STRAIN engines OF 700 bnrrc
IN The sggresae and NJ. d. W. ok has Zone OF 10 lsy
The founc ions Of the already there Mr.. r. \.
H,imes OF Worcester, sill leave 10 day two u sur
vcy The city ef Ccrcdo, and hear Of prrtar
has ire Of cfs row weekly !; 10 significant OF the
Yankee element al rewsrarer ce,ernained upon DO
FIRE the commencement OF the euterrrse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

FaON TIE BRrTIaH PROvyNCES-On the 18th inst
ct Halifax the st. John boat sptune beat the HALIFAX boat
Wide Awake by length The Sun attributes the defeat
OF la fsvo-c 70 "nn awkward spgis" which sne 70
OF going the shore Angular comfort
IL better Than none perhaps. The next day the Wide
Awnkes chale their corq 10 for 500
Nostsseu last Tse ss Cts row az with
ont o O. xswsin A. being unsailor IKE
The hramichi Cleaner MENTORS rumor hat Tie o. ject
Of the Governor Generals visit to England ID TO consu
The project OF rpon o! the British North American Pro-
vipcca under King, 70 be supplied from the present.
bountfal royal sicck
The No1o hrw,piekr (ss Joan) rsases that the ne I.
~ amer Emperor made The from Portland 10 thai
place In IL hours touching ct Passport aud making other
stoppsfes
me Acsdsn Reoorder gives some particulars OF the on.
plos,op tf tho Merchants powder st Halifax.
Ne McAgyis raw .ciil and . wharf he Magazine
wha,f completely swept away Scarcely sf'ck lst
standing o. tao Sosfsa AM 90 Using property Meesrs
Williams Ssrr's mills aod wnsrf greatly injured ON
GERS quarters In the barrschs completely Pddied
Her ksosiys ships in and Pyr,mrs and toe shipping
In port ren,ibly moved. The Naval HOSPITAL
contdeIsbly ipjartd The Admiralty Office WAS con.
windows In Water. Granville B,uns~cx and Go.,ngen
eueeu broker, and the same tue case With
navis' CT hou,es, Harris he. house, and A. s. Do
Wohes residence ana o;hsr bSdipg 70 At the north A
hinge from The door VI the aud stones from
the building driven into the gate por.srs lodge.
stone driven through the trunk OF large tree. and
entered Nr Brcns horro To tho rors the water q
edge The bungs started from the hcg-hesds rhs
sspInel duty at the government magazine had the p-e-
main Until sor tho explosion had sabsided The Gu.
raYd seaner which bad left sbor. time before, will
carry with Der 10 Eog'snd lively Impression OF earth
quake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

seAy r,A.do<p~. Bso.p s~vaneah-D.mill Co
s:s.: :s,os SS's:% Doa
-, ;s.ss ssiS Ale wrnos oa-J s,ni!s o.
So "a s:.'; s,. nG s. sss:: Ia g.
.s.s Ss ss: sfsgSsSm2 s. ns;1n As.o
s:s.I .ts S.s .ss ,ssns
- ny.~sas: Bag !ssaeG;'HFs ssss, % Mckee,
81, s.sfsss VIZ sSs- :f fiEisSsipsi.J saRs
"A. S.-s ss.s- cs.isv Phi.a.psi.C5n a.s
-. I: s':s c. .:s s. ss rc eS.'
seS : Ssnsa. csspaa an. Ne. usvsr.-J EcxUua.
- ssga; I:ssd' H;l T'g sS,i s H.s;
sAssmss wo@sssavors Kerry. Portland
ARRIVED.
80 ssss 90 S%ns Gissssw he srs
80 sa.' .css 90, y ~,ess he ss, three e.ss sasters
500 or noe on ssI Pm passed steamship steer.
Up s.ae,,,g william. n.srDe, ia Tralss Saiy ~
ca F...s,s . cs. s%.s,i 90 u Had ons marriage aa
NV s.rsSsi s1sns warner LONDON snd Portsmouth, Juiy
80 @es. 500 ~ gss..nstr. v Sorg,p A -,.,,
ma.s orc rsiroad roe 20 ma'sf Has bad hight west
Ass Josn Hsrnsun IHsn, Rorrhod. Hamburg, 60 days.
90 ssss nse - s.sesers 70 fs>,es;
.. = s.i.s ss .'s; Tsr 'r''''0A " d"' with vino
& sy 90 -s ss :: s .Ss s"a;o, - We
h,n 80 ~, la ~ hn q 70 SPOKE ship Kniiy Hall.
hrs Laurel thr Green, Sydney Oh, days with GOAL e
nsrer.
Hrss freaans Brsy csl.,s ydsys
sesr ma l osrd, - risne Nj. 10 days. with nsh ,c
whsiwrsnt kso.
ssh, s,l.ss ssr. Roberta r'csou, 10 days with esal
Marian Powcrs
sea- slrsbs,A Arm Csr. Ross windsor, xs &c a.ya via
pissisr ~ X ~ soafe
.nd v IN wvci &C. 10 mssrr.
80, wr ss.iA '..ser ossriesou days. viii roe 10
ssar on.1ssrn 9 m..,s n.rhsn. w,,winssOA NC
Far Jan. kurNB Ntmugfoa, ~ TdaJs.
fckr wh'ssef, fsIrrr V-sini,. DAYS
echr hnspursrt kamfnrd vlrFinis. 6 days
scfr rouss-. sust Wig a. Tcvs
sshr fredmnr~ Prsdmae. visgn,s, 5dsya
rEtr rsrbsrs Hodges. VTyibta, days
teAr Tar. ngsiaIc Ma uruor. dayA
trkf Parsh&l truwel Drnnla
tshr rssns, srhef'on wHfehAm.
foAu l. rarrug Howe, Pr-yfdercrL
SER Fsks Hsxns, Proyioenc~
rctr Maria eocs lhany FIR Povtia1d
scar Vim Mar \ srHce. ale.ry fnr pro-eenca
tstr N Nourae2. gsir~s, Kingston FOR Hartford
Nh fat o Hsoon roi E~~n for Prcvidrno,l
MIR WsusiEon. soshasa Pi~r .~ost far Provhd~nc~
tshr Norma. Merritt from Br orx Robert lahore ~ Hou<1
STEAMER Psdnopl wri-,,s Ralanore
se.rer s1~ton s~n-v PhiAdslphia-
Steamer o-prsy. Kinney, rvidenoe
sAuEn
sesB ships yuliop snushsnpion o. re~ York ,sr) sN
rov Ausns.A. sAs1nAs; nArson, caAris~toa jsmoso~I
frrsnn0uas Ae
wEd durins ne day y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23
Movements OF ocean steamers.

STEAMERS m AND yRoN BANANA.
rErAuvtFH1l-rror New YORK. arriving At lawns si
AnG kes orleans llh from New Orleans nh hsysns 1d
qvIS.s Crr- srcsa New yo-h IN o. month srrviaS
rh srre,nr :; Wow Ycrf sss ''''" "''' 49, iA''"'
CAEEvs.1trom ssv yc-s Irn, arriving S Hsvsns I'm
I'D fes oresrs lth ron New Orleans sita Havana NH
TxFiRE Crrr-fron rev yo,t I7A arriving at HsvAns .si
.5a Lev o,ssn, ,eh from Hev Orleans sh, Havana sh
rtGcr wAsrlor-rron New yors zh strives al Havana
u, and New Orleans n From New Orleans iHh HAvsrs
IlsEt--trnu ,haTicsoa Oh and I'm, due a Havana 10
md I'D Fror Havana lJh add 2h, due ri New Yors lSs
W en- the above d.,es "a, On eunoay ne steamer. win s.n
o. korcay, srcert from New Orleans
rHE OVERLAND yau TO INDIA AMI CHINA.
The following msy be Of value 70 ho-e having correspond
The nal leaves Southampton Tho nh and cs Of each
Arrives At Gibraltar about lse sh and ss Of san. onh
AniTrsh ssla about he IAN aud 3hh Of noah.
Arrives a. Ae Ars about me leh Of saine Ana 50 of o
leaves suez .sou ,se .h list o, and ss On Of
Arrivrs Isen about ne sh or Nsh Of ssue and Ion o.
re e, sssn sScGs Ss - q n e ,.u,s and dag
ard lSh 70 rs, Of n. 70 iowiny month
r. and O. steamer arrives ~ Point de osue about The
Leave. Point &c ssne Tor Pnc Penang ne sane dsy, n,
hrTlves Prlo Penang about the isb I,h and or
Singapore or 18Th and ns O. La, Of
Leaves sn sspore sbou, u h,nrs .e.r arrival
rive. ~ honS kouy about The "a or Sab and sh irA
caves men oay for sh.nfh.-.
month-vs ksrs, .ie., sDd arrives a. AIeraoss sio, D.
san time M 'bs snuhaSpson mail.
ALMANAC ros ss- roRs-rru. DAY
SUI snrs'''.....'..... soos ..........o~. 81
su' 'rrs........... 60 HIeH virrs......sve ii 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

TEE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The bbiuon ~ NJ Daucnsl tCoety, vhicb will be net
This city 90 Monday, August 81, ms, will far
Pass 10 int cot al the exhibited the county ye, wit
neesed The display Of cattle and horses will be uDparal
leed. snd IN all the Der dcrs'tmenp the show vii he
the attractive tha has yet been bold BY the Ma
onsl Society The mode Of exhibition at this fair will be
altogether different from msi which has prevailed at the
former exhibition OF the society sren oi1see Of sio.
and hor,es will be shown ~ composition each lay In
the spacious and splendid amph esre The horal hsl
win be wCn sfocked With the choicest collections Of fruit
and nowes The gallery OF roe ars will contain number
Of specimens n p,ntipgs and sculpture by the most cee
brsttd art~ts among which will be LIE sire 5sbna
snd probably the orisinsl Pover "Greek Slave"
he mtnu'sciuTer,' hall will present Que display ef
manuiastured articles and the machine hall VII be dued
Nb enfnes end msobines Of ali descr on 10 operation
90 complete has been opened for tbs pubic
20 Wv county, and M effort has been omitted 10 make the
eh.Itton untqualled IN attractions vast oonc0urse Of
vsterr rom every safe IN the Unou ~ill be IN attend
enoe a1d ~ NE frand banquet with which The exh 1iuon
WI be oo~eo hat o. the most Distinguished men OF The
Lhnon VIII De presert, The grounds are SPACIOUS, and
nted W Win elegance Every attention has been pad 10
ine comfort and convenience OF exhibitors and vsit4rs,
ard rare opportunity will be sGIrded the people OF a
sections 10 meet together In friendly and social ,ercourre
The citizens OF Louisve preparing u receive the va
crowd Of susrgers with becomlng hospitality and 70 ex.
tend 70 them genuine Kentucky welcome -Lo1srJU>
ItvisGl, IpsDNtB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

INDIAN TfEATY.-Four Ottawa Indians, chiefs and
hesdmcn Of the ns;ion have returned ~ ksn.ae Territory
from wAshn g-n city, where they have neg slated fsso
rsbie treaty behalf OF their tribe The Indians, about
hup dred and forty In number have 70 be
csens Of the United States and n bear all the hur
deps and 70 10Y s toe lmmanes ard priv eges ur their
white rcichbers. They 10 divide the Land smoDgs:
uenielv,s and 10 receive patent from the United STA.
without any prohibition 70 sell They will " receive
annuity but the capital OF their annuity viii be psd them
IN snspts, kbose $3.50 ger bead each nme, In
order 10 give nen sarI In be world session OF land
reter.sd for town site CT the Cros. Tosfs, ~se .
10 sestle and supply tho wants Of the Gus.
toners Two aua-tey sections or isnd have beea reserved
fer the two orphan children Of the Rev iona han seeer
their missionary No claim. Of tracer, have beea
euned and recoCrZrd IN tie treaty; every Indian FL
pay hi, own debs. The treaty negotiated IN Wash
pgon shout the let OF august between Oct Denver Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs The part OF tho govoTomoot
ard KAN chsS, SHAW pom de-, Thomas Vol, and John l.
jones ell clever and iatel, 1t men, and vno doubt,
viii take the lesd In the movements 81 their bre hrep
These have dope mat the Pots ~somcs gong TO
do and The red neghbOrs MAKO their
the better s. Win be for tbem and their pDgtertY
The lDdlsnt besi sohey and interest req1irs MIN
10 get hold OF his O~n land 10 severEllJ, Ia
his Own name, and stD 1t for what 1t lie worm
when be sees proper 10 part vito portion Of
bis quarter section, knd receive for H. not IS cents per
rch II hey only kro- how 10 -ork II. The oA-a- de
grfa orccu the Ottc indians for pa7inr ,he
way for their comfort and hsrpnes. The Os~as i1,ud
20 sell soue a their land 70 any body Tat will pay hem
their ice heb tney dnd nat they spare ~
u Will cheer the Indians 10 tnom reap the bsneas oi
this treaty, aod others viii certainly adopt their Ytn Is
f fair play 10 let IncAn oDoy the benefit OF hs o-r
erty ana 10 for he Interest Of hts family Col
The four Qua chefs bodness ard act H. secang
these sdvsntsses to their vibc. MAJ the bora CD
live and prosper and may they be equal N the lask
hey have Ns,Uned.-Lea erwo'th (Ronra) Herald