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OPTICAL.

Frsakla Pise PTtsiasn Of tAs United safa Of a1ise %
al sAom may eOnesrn.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited thai Theoph
spponIsd ~ Bremen for the port
do hereby recognise hi and declare hin
enjoy functions, and privilege
allowed eonsu Of The most favored nations in hs
United States.
10 testimony whereof have cassd these letters 10 be made
paeHI and the seal Of United be hereuno aHrd
Given usae hand the ely Of Washington, the ssh day Of
IT, January A. D. s57, and Of the undergraduates OF The Uni
ted States Of America me sist.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the Presidents
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GRAIN wAREHoUsEThe Chicago Press understands that
wellknown firm Of that city hold themselves in read-
put up grain warehouse ofarger Dimensions than
any Of those previously built and which, with oil Of its
appointments would involve outlay OF Sl50,Oo0-pro-
vded the project agtatei of connecting all Of the
railroads the city shall be carried The Press de-
cares that there is probability of any further facilities
Of this character being furnished by private enterprise
unless the proposed eonnexion be made.
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OLE Bull.--A lady writes from New York city !.

Coming up Broadway few days ago met Ole Bull,
looking pale and altered that scarcely knew bim- He
has been lying in for three months at little town the
Illinois river aud had recently arrived here where his first
greeting be arrested the suit Of very doubtful
claimant He and bis son. very ue boy, dnsd with
the next day after met him. and heard of his
cent history. Poor fellow he says he has lost in free
country all that he vauedhs health his money and his
good he is content TO seek refuge again at
home in Norway 4
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DEPARTMENT OF Stars,
yvashinyton JaLuary 81. 1857

Information ha received this department from Nicholas
Pike uned States consul al oporo tha BY royal decree o.
ID OF admitted into all the pofts the
gdo paying duties twenty rris per
one pounds bringing full Cargo Of grain
empted payment Of tonnage dues Vessels bringing IN
complete eargoes are exempted proportion the quantity Ie
bring.
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THE INDIANS AND THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ON MATTERS OF RECENT ADMINISTRATION

THE INDIANS AND THE Observation-Disclosures
ON MATTERS OF RECENT ADMINISTRATIONS.
No one can doubt for moment but that il is the almost
universal desire of the people of the Unite States that
government should deal wisely, justly and humanely
with the Indian tribes red of the pre-
cursors on the so-he Canaanites whom have driv-
en- out aud whose land lowing with milk and honey,
now possess.
1t has ever been the design of Congress and the Ex-
ecntve to body wisdom and humanity in the treaties
with and laws concerning the Indian tribes Perhaps in
the multitude of public questions which have demanded
the consideration of STATESMEN, sufficient attention has not
been devoted to tie Indian tribes and the changing cir
cumstances of the white population and the red the
tremendous elements of change and progress which the
steam engine the locomotive and the electric telegraph
have developed in the last twenty years
Those well informed have spoken and printed but little
for the public information concerning the Indian and the de
tails Of his history within that period locked in
~ tones of executive and congressional reports
that are read BY the few only who take special interest in
the Indian race or whose immediate business connected
with the Indian department
Laying no claim to superior knowledge or wisdom in
regard TO the Indian policy Of this government those who
know and have practical experience have said 80 lit
tie that the desire to the right thing done has with
created presumption from modssty and write for the pub
lie press.
Pardon me il say that the religious portion OF peo
pie have been furnished through the religious newspapers
and publications Of the day with much fuller and more
instructive description Of the heather nations OF Asia
Of Africa and of the islands Of the seatheir condition
and of ciyzston-than Of the history, character
and of the Indian lately our enemy, now
neghbor, and always intimately connected with the
history Of our country.
II is not my present design 70 develop much matter Of
history but briefly glance at Indian policy in the pres
en lately developed and the promise afforded by differ
snt methods of the ultimate civilization and elevation Of
the race.
In 1858 the national councils felt the pressure of public
opinion in favor of opening way for the impending mo-
mentum which the star OF western empire had acquired
BY nearly twenty years confinement the western bound
sry OF Missouri.
An sexgency had occurred Proceedings Of precip-
itate character had become necessary"
The March 1885, directed the Executive to extn
gush the Indian title lands west Of Missouri and Iowa
The Commissioned of Indian Affairs accordingly sent
Kansas and Nebraska ts confer with the tribes that
had been located there under the policy established by
The act Of Congress provide for IN exchange Of lands
kG
The question at had to be decided, whether the
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THALBERes FAREWELL CoScERT-By referring to ad-
versng columns it will be that the farewell concert
Of Thaberg takes place Monday evening, Caru,is
Saloon The programme is very attractive one, and,
whether the weather should prove favorable unvorabe
there be doubt that the saloon will be filled to It's
utmost capacity by large, brilliant and appreciative
dience
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prr.,YxKxr or srArr.


The following translation Of the
Cuba has been Mr. Thomas United sap
vice consul aayana psbsbsd for general nfofmaon
and SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Treasury
the .iaith. u island OF Cuba
oTFfcE OF SECRETARY GOVERNMENT,
HAVING sc en- The record yrucerdngs instituted
Of ps,ion pseseped deIg supearendeucy OF bt
ROYAL Treasury sehnahelus and Company for
sion import o ors,sn ny FRYE iupon du
Ties naysauon and pot chnrges and offering
OF the prices having 'he
port made up r office OF general
oil hr public .lornsy Of the Of the hasrn
also stated the chief
MS naval saou his ayna examned she
and the record for purpose ~
drc as possible, not onr with respect IN IN
f,hing business likewise with sect 10 the
De entitled 10 coec upon ares quesio having wha
has tariffs and by The direct
ms at treasury the island having the regulaion
6 and ru3 examined the custom hou-'
February ST. the rf OF cn-tnms OF ION
March 1885, 2sh Jar and 70 June
sb 1872 resolved in con'ruiy win what has
d. boards OF afs aud ~ direc
os OF the importation under foreign sgs
free imprrt dut and uje
opIy 10 thar ths freedom II upo
,h, the house Of Scbnabelus Co. bu
~ amt nm nousr
thar shall by entire sedom the ss
IN, ,riee OF the imported resolution
TO all the anircedsu VIII
III Inc saue appreciation shai be ohtinet
len fn.re be dem Of the article In
s,a,s 81 curiy in relation the mrpr duties may
iahl SIZED. rosr ne = /. ,-cy,u.
Ianua S.ls
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following Maryland CONSOLE
dated lotiery, Cor benefit Of Carroll couaU sc
drawn January 70, 1857; M
10 % 20 81 IA 4s IS Ga 80 8 Al
The following the Pat,p-eo institute
Lottery, class 81, draws Jsuu1ry 90 Is57
rs a 81 l6 20 IS IS 70 81 81
R. FRANCE Co., nanassr.
Jan 3i-lit
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POPULATION OF ST. LoUB.--Accordng the Anzsigr
des Westerns German paper Of ST. Louis the population
of that city may be estimated to nationality follows
Americans 2sOoo Germans 5Oooo Irish $4,000; French
4ooo English and Scotch, 5000; Italians and Spanish,
900; Bohemians, 5000.
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SALE CoLUMBrA CoLIsGE-The ground occupied by
Columbia College, bounded by Church street. Park Place.
and College Place sold says the New York Journal
OF Commerce in fifteen lots auction, at the Merchants
Exchange this noon for the aggregate of $3.50 300
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LARGE TERRIroRY--Owing to the amount of pub
lie domain in Minnesota the lsp' Office agents have fire.
quenty travel from 300 to 700 miles prosecute their
business There in Minnesota 100000 of pub
lie lands-enough to make three States of the size Of
Iowa .
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IL Y Ell Il @ r. A II III .
From, Ricaruoud.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-The steamship Empire City,
from New York via Havana is coming up. The Granada
touched Greytown and brought to Havana fty-one Of
Walkers recruits where they transferred the En-
pire City Greytown in possession of the Costa Rican
Walker had not been heard from for three weeks.
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rRASsrosrATrns orrer, ALKr.spRiA wAsHissros T. H.
N Monday IRE sh wi be received
" d~po Washington railroad be-
hours GO. add 20 be hHwarfea y WAsa
hours, az Long bnoRe s
ton, o be rsa o A exaE5ris.
Freight forwarded Alexandria mut be pre-
paid.
Jan -eoiw
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NOVEL CHARITABLE PHoJEcr.-A concert has been orig
mated in Cincinnati for the relief of the poor which the
price of admission is ready garment either
or second hand. ....a
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DrrARrxrsf 90 s-.rK,

Infaton beeh received department from r. D.
Ames Unlted States Hamburg that SHE import
eton wooilen half yarH, export
on al article, have been abolished BY ely q Hamburg
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DEPARTMENT OF SrArg,
Washington, January 81, 1857
information has been parsnsst MI Thss
sayRge Havana OF erection
sofsy upon Cay Pieds, the
port Cadenas for the des:o BY
The gale Of The sath Of August lsst
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tremendous snow storm is raging in this city.
81. Louis and Missouri River Tsleqraph

81. Louis and Missouri River Telegraph
LouIsvILLE Jan. 29-The st. Louis and Missouri river
telegraph line, far Jefferson City, operation
to-day 1t will be extended Brownsville and thence to
the frontier rs far as it can be built.
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u tlElr&
RAINS leav Washington for Baltimore
z Al and ek. a. VA and 3 ard ~, p-
On SUNDAY. at44s ra
leave Baltimore Wasbip gfon- .....
AT Az and a M and 3k, p. m
"a Az, a.. m.
pna and New Yosk will take trains at Q,
pass.psrrs for Annspos will ,ake trains al sx and az
= 10 Norfolk 81 ara
No. fir The West :" and ~, connecs
ing at Washing ton Junction. ~ p.psoxs 49,,
i7-dr
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Tks Storm IN PAaadelphia

PHlLADELPHiA, Jan. 3l-There snow and sleet du
ring the night, and corous rains this morning The
disappearing rapidly.
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Deteatios Of The Atlantic

NEW YoHK, Jan. 3l-The Collins steamship Atlantic
which to have sailed fer Liverpool to day.
detained by the storm she will leave nine o'clock to
morrow morning.
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Co Church OF the Ascension, (Prot kpts-,)
street. between and ION Rev. Henry Stanley
yle,s every sunday II, and 3k for
apPy the
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Kessel Ashore. &c.

NEW YoRk, JAM 3lThe schooner NJ. Platte, from New
bern, n G., with cargo of government stores is ashore
Atlantic city, the Jersey coast The all frost
bitten.
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Re snpnlled with French bis
vices on appIication at GATHERS RESTAURANT,
me- B-9a 95a Pcnn. 1fh asd I3h,
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Hxrt4A, JanuarY 6, lssf.

DEsARTxEsr or sTArE,
Washing on, January 49, 1857.
Information has been this department. from b.
camoe ea United States consul ut London OF tss death At
Of Charles G. lager hoard the ship Nathaniel Thompson,
the voyage Of the ssel from Cs'cs,a TO London.
Ian -3f
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iuTJZENS and Strangers want OF superior Dress
fock coats pantsoons vests. w find
complete city usual low cash
Raglan tsimas, will
NOAH wALKEH n co,
Jan DO 3df Browns Botrt BuIding.
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W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of state.
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Reserved seats, 81 so and 81. ..
The ticket Dcs Mezerou's and Das
the sale will FEidI ~ January
Friday Saturday sold 81 only; Moniay
81 raliainns be had
in the evening
Doors open al ~ to cUmmence at e. r.....s. .-.-
Jan 2S-d5t
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.a~a ON MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY Q, 1857, a.s4
VIII be MIA, ed Tom Tayors drama, Of intense tsre entitled
RETRIBUTIoS.
Madame de Beaupfe MISS fauny MIGRANT
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i,uK LyELWS We opsn This murning iags invoice
u OF very elegant lew~lry OF the styles.
A'sn sfons, cameo, Forrn milne, Mo aiet Nc .ss.s.
The well large a-sortmfnttf diamond
pearl other rich iswry we iny nton Of purchasers
". w G LIT Bro.
Jewellers. 17s Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan O-3 Between gu and 10Th streets
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THE Tubiic fully informed that II has been
cided that M TIA berg after having given limit Der
Phiaie hi Baltimore Wahip gon,
York. Boston, will for The West in March, aud
Europe in May ncxl. s&. ...rl
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p. Phillips,
or Alabama,
s4rorncs -at-Lav.
oGee 7h street and Louisiana avenue.
psre -d7mI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-14

The report ~ the Commute Of Congress
to which the investigation Of the imputed
charges against members was referred, hss
created 40 it was well calculated to dc.
immense excitement; because, apart from
ih. exposures now made, 1t has led 10 The
most astounding Developments 10 regard to
the habtuh practices Of quite large
uumbef OF the representatives Of the people.
Among other things, !, IL alleged ihsi Al
organization existed including some forty
persons, " forty thieves ss they are termed.
by whom every proposition comm; beiors
Congress, Instead Of hsing treated on its
real merits. tue god ID could accomplish
for the cou1uy. or the iulury It WAS calcu-
lated TO iutci. was supported or opposed
lust o.. is friends or protectors hsd money
To bfibe with, ani il Is q notorious aud un-
di.puled lAcl that the most iniquitou- prop
ositiou- and corrupt schemes we're by Ihe
mstru ueulaliy OF this infamous paeh, suie
nf success while the most necessary, just
and righteous claims. nubaeked BY bribery.
were utterly hopeless @: entertainment.
consideration or approval. No sYtor, II
mnitersd not how honest or causcN might
be- b.. demands. could iialter hlmsell that
inc least need would bs gwen 10 AZ pri''
tons and IS Tor obtaining from tongfe"
pccuuiary indem 4iieailon lor wrongs ia.
tenaG, iHacted Nv the agents al Gov,
eminent nr for important services rendered.
unless lns per.ous demanding ia hfsi -upa-
lated through the lobby emisssfies OF the
repre- sentative thieee. to shore largely with
the batter whatever they might obinin, was
ia.i AZ Impossible a. i would br to aceom>
pii-h ones translation to the moon by
s,mply Wishing To be there.
HE consequence WA, the national treasury
"a. dal, robbed 70 At inconreisably largs
eAteut. for ov ins to this .y.leinstzlng Of
corruption hy which uo good claim de-
pending ON u.s. Intrinsic justice snd ."nna'
ties. lor recognition could succeed, ant M
demand. however Aagigious or disstarelui.
bee rejected, provided The Congressional
tAify-. whose services were retained IA -
brADu,. we've satisfied, il soon followed that
rfofN ridm became tineiurcd with corrup-
tom. aai tie most iriHiug were sw,lled cut
To- ts.GHe. sometimes Of thousands per
cent exceeding their origiusl ptetsusion-,
euiu. o. The necessity those VITO preferred
Them were uuter 70 e bale ttem ibu- iHor,
.i1at,,y. in order tu allow .Hiiie'eH' ms'gin
~ pts rgtrssuisu ihe btihs. necessary
% get their support tor thfnt
it not a. be- supposed lhst the Co
mittec % which the thorough s,nins OF C. III
matter hss been lea. eau DO more in tn
hf,si time allowed "a thsn skim the suriac
OF tae deep sca Of Congressional rot'rt
ness aud eAunse a few % IL. more lula
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The Bu's,in' Of Ghsnyis khaa.

II il related that box Of seid.iiz pow
ders was once taken by the Khan Of Tar
tary, from an English traveller, Who was
obliged TO give directions for the use Of hi.
plundered property (which. unfortunately,
were obeyed 10 the letter One day hi.
Iartarie Majesty thought he would test the
refreshing qualities oi tbs. novel beverage.
Tor his taste had wesfied Of hi- native ,hef
bets, cooled With the snow from the gla
cier capped mountain peaks oi Central
Asia Accordingly, hy special hrman, he
sgnihed hls Imperial dssite iur the strange
drink OF the Giaour. and The box OF seid
lill powders WAS brought from the treasury,
aud the preparation OF the dfanghi ronh-
d.d To the Gfaud Mixer OF the iioys,
Sherbe,s. Thu. lanctionsry OF most skal
lul Accomplishment IN the compromising Of
.mple- OF of chemicals. dissolved the con
tent, Of the twelve blue papers in one COB
let Of jeweled gold. aud those 81 the iwslve
white papers Ia another, aud. after pfocIn'
nation 10 the couruers to veil their faces,
lot the ION of The prophet was about 10
drink, upon IT,. keees, with avetied face.
the Grand Niyef presented the two doses
TO hi. monarch, who drank hf-t the one
and Immediately tn other. An ciivryrs
ceuc- at once eusged 80 the Impetial .'om
ach. when disseminated bis suuoiuted per-
son throughout tine realm IN lfsgments
moro luiiniiesimal than the particle. el
sweet odor from the musk pouch OF the
Small Deer OF ihbet. This trssic event
i. supposed to be eommemorated in the
Il - tai
temporary Of iIaaz, the Pefsis0 King II
song. ia poem whore fact, nomenclature.
ofihogtsphy. topography aud chronology
, ield readily TO the eageuces cd set-e.
Unfortunately, we have not room for the
entire "pome,' bat our readers vii see
Ia the following stSnzas, which describe he
grand catastrophe, ample evidence OF ihr
power Of the poet aud Of The WesrrP
ton.
Twas IN that hour. the stranger G,aour
And Biz powder, we're fec9..se.,d,
And be had them mixed, aad properly il<'i
And drank them a. directed
The sikaa 3.h maus o. Sigh.
AdswH h.- throat he poured
Asi BE ae 3 nest. A.. ,lsic peraieseA,
Ca.iI be almost re.t.i
lie raa,sa, tn fact, Nasa, .H eaa.-,..
The powders cau,e aIHau,
And Ghrn-is Khan al onee began
To .pr red been took u;"
\ moment more, and the Tveae-s tore
FROM ou, tayf aauau bound
Aod tAe Khan e2g.ldcl A-e aa4moa
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"OrnS no PaorosIrioNs ~ hctafis
cing paragraph in The Louisville Courier,
witch rather In,lp'sied that .omc fair lady
was about to make arrangements Ia take
care Of him ior III. bslsuce oi his life. an
uounees himself "open to propositions
Tie says
We are open to propositions OF mat
sort. Az, uoang lady who considers her
self able 10 support us ia the s'sie We have
been accustomed 10. tti,fre meals pei day,
one plug tobacco per week, and chan
shi,, every Sunday motn,ng,l can setas 10y
making easly Application.
p. $ Preference is given those who are
unhooped.
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IMPORTANT DrcistoN ~ RELATION go
tNuRy -ho impostast principle ha. been
decided tv Jnige Roosevelt IN The Supreme
Coart OF New York. \ dram drawn At,
Chicago en New lofk VAS discounted At
Chicago at 10 per cent interest. that be-
log the legal rate "a iliiHois The accepts
or con,snjed that. a. la. contract was
made IA New lotk, the law OF that State
restricting the rate OF lntefcs, TO per cent,
governed and rendered the acceptance
void 10, usnsr, The court held otherwise.
aud ihs, the law OF <ew Ncis oals applied
To- tho rate ai interest which The accoplor
should pay hy Wa, Of damages, after de.
fault Two Of the associate Judges oi lhe
d,stfie, concnffra ~ the decisinu.
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VIM. q. DOLLAR,
Miliwrlght and MxehiniSt.

WILL. build Merchant, FIGURING, ard steam
w saw Mills, Of all kinds lie also TAKES
the liberty to challenge any gentleman oil ms
trade, 50 FAR ~ workmanship is concerned
Having served regular apprenticeship IN 'he
old wheat growing States, and having long
experience in the business, he VIII drees anu
hang Aurrs and arrange boiling machinery IN
der the mos, approved plans. Cotton screws,
Gin gearing nd ,hr~shing machincs, put up and
gearcd Of complete, Also, all kinds Of Ks'l>
road work, such =. bridges, trussei work, sta
ton house, water tanks and framing, done ac-
cordiug to drafi.
Refer to--Iohn Al. Jones, ESD. Csss Co. I;
:. II. Mcfarland Il Co, owners Of the Jei'er-
son merchsn, mills.
Address
WM. G. DOLLAR,
Jefferson. Texas
Feb, I. 81 "a"
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he VI asAingion correspondent OF
spanish paper. called la Crouiea pub,
shcd ia <ew lofk, undertakes to eise
version 81 the treaty which hs.. It saws.
recently been made D, the Mexican aa-
.Apuucs with Nr Forsyth, our Minister 60
iaai Rrputbc, which. a carried out, viii
certainly be ven extraordinary. /, is
neither more nor less thsu the conversion
OF ,he Nexican republic into monster
ou,t stock rompaas. mammoth tredt
Nohdier. or Ea,, ladta Compsns aH.r.
iecordug 90 Ia trunica the Mexican
Govern nenl agrees 90 abandon 80 mixed
company 20 be composed Of Ne.icsus ani
ciiRehs al the riiei States, the sn,iry
control and administration .! the sa.it.
Of that nation, the right to regulate It.
mnps construct - railroads msk. all its
inpofgali5as at dutisble merchandise, pros
isct is coast. from The inya.ioa ot smus>
slvts ia word. TO do IN all respect. What
the sovereign Authority Of any eoouiry is
cspsb.e OF duipg, subject oniy 10 Tie obi.
gatian Of providing certain naanhes Of
millions OF dollars to bc paid manthls, Tor
ihe maintenance VI specie. OF central Az
lhoriu 10 De recognized a. the State IA
all other respects the company which an-
w ''' ~ s'''''' wa Nv
-, TX r-..,..,n
al -. - ~. 't'",'
10 be sabsciihed ip !ae Duisri State. ant
the other halt IN Mexico, with power 10 10
crease Il 10 fifteen millions. on which lh,
4 \
tefesi a, the rats OF six per ceui Der suuun.
without. however. limiting the profit. u
ma, msAe, so tina, ia any oven, ls.e stocks
ho.ders cannot lose
We have not time to la, TO 4, more
s"A" "'''Vo '"'s curious s","' n'' W.
"''7 oee" "N''sF' '""'' s""s""'' '",'" ~
'''s ''StV''''"' u our .'s" ~ w.
"o' " ne ,'s"'e'
IVY ,,'"'' W. i"s ""'''e o"' ''A"'
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dissolution.

'INliE partnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned a. Attorneys at Law, II
this day, hy mutual consent dissolved. The
business heretofore conided to them will re-
eeie the attention Of all the firm until finally
disposed Of.
8. +. MOSELEY.
r.. q. bENNERS,
NJ. J. HALL.