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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

The amount Of Metropolitan certificates is now re-
duced te 49, 200 OOO The interior banks are redeem
ing very promptly.
The deposits with the Sub-Treasurer for the new
Treasury notes have been very small to-day. Many
parties are considering the NATTER but the progress
the exchange is, a. yet not satisfactory.
There will probably be changes among the officers
of some of the banks soon after the LIST prox out
the arrangements are not yet complete.
The Cotton market is inactive and very heavy.
Forced sales of Mddng have been made as low as &C.
The receipts here are becoming important There Is
but little demand for shipment or consumption The
sales since the ODD have been 500 bales. Arrivals,
5000 bales; exports 2S7 bales; stock, 10000 bales.
There are los vessels loading in the United States tor
Great Britain and France against l4s same time last
year The decrease is nearly all in vessels loading for
Great Britain. Southern markets all lower, with
q fair amount Of business in each, chiefly for France
and the Continent further reduction at all points
was submitted to after receipt of the Adratics adj
vices and a still further decline took place upon re.
ceipt Of those per Persia At the latest dates Mid
dimes were quoted as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
AHRiXeA.

U.s. NJ steamship Florida Crowell, 80 hours from ssysnns
with mdss and pass Samuel L. Mitchn Sunday u I'd n
miles Of at.rs exchanged signals with steamship Coln
ha and Monday sS m, exchanged signals with 's"snshp
Star Of the South
with ndss and pass to Spo6ord, Tleston Co.
ship Francis Sage geuo Chincha Islands Sept H. w
Ship Andover Brrry NewOresns Is days with sdss nod
pass VIM. Nelson Sons nth inst % Double Head
Shot Keys gnsed II the Union Line Of pacl
cts bound supposed tho Mediator hence for New Oreens
time snsed ship National Guard Getss hence for 0s-
The A. has heavy weather. split sa h.
Brig A. Blanchard (of Boston) Blanchard Tks Island 10
dsys with salt 10 master Len American vessels.
Brig Laruksh of Brewer) Brown Belize Hond 20 days. VITO
mahogany, &C., TO p. Alexandra. Had heavy wssfher
Schr 0rovelAnd tBr Drohen, st. Johns N b., days oA
Smithen. $500
schr. L. Arcuarus, Jsckson, Rockl.nd, with line
echr, C~yon, Jackson, Rocksnd with itne-
Schr Tuttle Wells Well6eet.
schr. Life Boat tof Newburypor) Reed, Msy1nes Ny
10 bound; put into this port for hsrbor e
Schr Magnolia Nickerson, Charleston days, with oosn~
master.
Schr Clarion Hawes 0loucester for Baltimore.
sloop L. Sprssus Gibbs, Providence. -, A.,
Steamer Memphis Watson Charleston 90 hours vito oss
H. B. Cromwell Passed the yacht Wand. soine IN J., a,
Steamer Osprsy, Kenny Providence 10 hsars WIN
steamer Locus. Point French - hsar' Nth nd
Queen Of the South C3nsstsl WHEELER rom Havana "f
Yot . a.,
BELow-snssed schr Queen Of the South, "sesier' o."
Dec H.
Withholding the dsy from N.h"
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.BROOKL wv ITEMS

BRoOKLYs WATER WoRHs-The Law Committee
Of the Common Council reported at the last meeting
h favor Of transferring 800 600 Of the bonds held by
the city to the Commissioners Of the Brooklyn Water
Works, in order TO enable them to prosecute the
works during the Winter. Action Was deferred.
MORE CRY RAILROADS.&C. petition signed by q.
B. LtchHeld and other responsible parties, was pre-.
sented TO the Common Council at the last meeting, ap.
plying for permission TO lay railroad tracks in Furman,
Atlantic, Columbia, Warren, Pacific, Amity, Court,
Dear, Bergen, and Warren streets, Fourth, Fifth,
First, Third Sixth, Seventh, and Ninth avenues to
Greenwood Cemetery; and q line from Fulton, Mon
tague and South Ferries to the Flabush line and to
New Utrecht. The subject was referred to the Rail.
yoad Committee.
RrTLr OF OrPosrrIoy.-Siuce the ferrisge on the
South Teeth street Ferry has been reduced to one
cent, the receipts on the Peck slip Ferry have fallen
- about 80 Cor the day time alone. This would be
equal to 5000 foot passengers daily.
ARRIsr OF SHopLIFTERs--A couple Of old Offend
named Tobias Jackson and Wm Morris arrested BY Officer
The
th> other for dx months-by Justice feeN.
SsrAK THIrvEs.-The milk wagon of Lawrence
N<Brds robbed yesterday Of about ohapsr In North
tssh rret BY Of young thieves who 70 escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
TAYIOR'S SALOON.

TAYLOR has made extensive arrangements for New Year
Tubes and great variety Of articles will be disposed Of liberal
r1aa We few Boned Turkeys ornanented Hams
Tongues Jeied Game Pyramids OF Nonea ornarnented
Pun and Pound Cake Jelly Cordial Cream and Chocolate Drops
&c Broadway, corner Of Frsnklin-st.
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..S@3,S3e 81

Albert II. Ncolay's regular daily auction sole Of
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow (Wednes-
day. at II! o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily sale of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow the 3ohinst., ct l2 O'Clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
The following sales were made st auction by 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

We are requested to state that the notes Of the uns
dilla Bank are promptly redeemed at the Agency in
Albany, at the legal rate of Of y cent.
new bank, to be called the Marine Bank, 10 to be
established at Hoboken under the General Banking
Law Of New.Jerey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
IAdvertisement.1
ro -xrD DtrntTC

ysypRIoxys PHo1oGRApHs HALLoTyPEs, DAGuERRLo.
Yvsos and AnBRoTYPEs always acceptable Holiday s aud
shou be secured once his magnificent Temple of AIT Nos
,ss and SCI Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

We amer comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of .pecie from New-Yors 10 foreign ports
for the week and since Januaryl
1855 1856 10Y
Total for the ve.k..l.s $50 lAsT3 y ISen .
PT. s0usiy ~ ported.... 6sH2,VO rsshVp '~-i-''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
rg.rLe,s Renorted Bv Tsleeropk,

Nsw.ORLEAxs Dec 2-Corros-The .aes Of Cotton to-day
were 500 bales the closing sitter though qostous
advanced FLoUR has declining tendency ExcHAsGx 90
London l0sadl06. $50.
CHARLESTON Dec 29rhe sales Of CoTros to-day we're $50
bales; prices have declined &C. Mddlns fsr 10 quoted We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .........DFc. =
Cleared.

Cleared.
Lean. o"No '""' ""' -' ~
GSns-saimssht tBIl Crow, HALIFAX, N. s., J. sJpsslsy
Scnooner-Sidonn !br Leomer, Copwauis d. T. Dewols
sesmer-Chesapeake, Crowen. Portland, II. b. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
Leaving. ...,.,,.,..''''... '.'''''''''.
TO pay interest on the second mortgage bonds.

TO pay interest on the second mortgage bonds.
The Boston Trdreier says:
"The result Of the meeting this week ct Ogdensburg
will probably be the formation of new corporation
converting the second bonds into stock, calling the
bonds so y cent, thereby reducing the amount on
which they are liable for interest and give the stock
holders under the new administration chance to re-
ceive something"
The bonds of Bridgeport, Conn.,, amounting to
$50, C00 became payable the 18th December. Not
having funds for their redemption, they issued new
bonds for the same amount. The whole amount was
sold, and the agents have taken up 1874 900 Of the
amount DUE and have in hand t6 900 in cash for the
balance outstanding. The new bonds are TO run
twenty and thirty years, at an interest Of cent.
II was announced last week that the Steam Cotton
Mills OF Newburgh would commence running on full
time on the 18th Monday, employing about three
hundred people.
At Philadelphia there is new feature in the Money
market, and n limited business doing, prime paper
being scarce and wanted at 9 y cent per annum.
We learn from The Philadelphia Erening Bulletin
that the construction Of the Lackswanns and Blooms
burg Railroad is finished. This rosd extends from
Scranton to Rupers Station, on the Cstswisss, vii.
Transport and Elmra Railroad, and thus links together
two great thoroughfares that stretch westward one
from New-York and the other from Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
IAdx-rtl.ement.I


1st.ly PAso Louis XVIII legs pearl keys pearl name
cash. before jan L. At WATERss Piano Agency No SS
erosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
Msrksrs-cAsrrrLLY REPORTED EOs Tsr y. ra.uxr.

Mof2eto-SAkbftLLY NEFokrLb FoA IhE ", Z.
TUESDAY, Dec. %, 1887.
As3Es-rhs market inactive Sr both kinds So for Pots
nd 95 81 for Pearls
COTTONThe market mas further recsded &C.. and dull and
ieClsr ouy bses have sold basis Of 9a9 for Mid
dina Cpiands.
COFFEE-fne business has been confined few bags Rio
not exceeding 10 bags sa9lc In ell other kinds The market
hguet and prices but scly supported The stock OF Mo
l02 66 bags, and ofal kinds 1872 500 bags and msta
FLOUR AND MEAL-The arrivals Of Western Canal Flour
are in Of the demand with increased disposition 20 sell
decline Of Sc Dbl 10 submitted State brand. and od 5
on Western extra the latter extremely dcut 10 move In
=. .senc. Of shppns inquiry the '.es q. 500 bbs a
do - 90 - IS for superpe Indiana and MICHIGAN - $50
- GO r e1tra do 90 55a Is for % good
Ohio 9; 25s $500 for god to choice do ssseS Is for
Flour freely offered end to eject ss lower prices
copied the sses 100 bb a. - - 30 supene and
- Sd % for extra brands Southern Flour sbundar holders
.n1oa. to realize and pse' decidedly lower the sales
800 bbls a. - 59ei % for mixed good brands Bati
nc,s &C. and Is @ss 50 for the better trades: the ss:vinss.
hesvy Rye flour 10 freely offered and heavy With limited
inquiry the sss ~ bbs 63GeL Corn Meal sbun-
dsnt and hesvy saes 81 60 bbs Jeey esp; Bundyvtne
dull md nominal Iuchwhest Flour in fsir demand ct o. l
y ls0 b.
!8haDy CD sr. moro se;iye notwithstanding the unpsst
ant vssssss md aces very firmly maintained the sale, IN
sSds LEO suntass sieetsd lSss Plymouth, suite - SOD .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

CsoPT. reports from the South received here during the
p, weh mostly IN of the reduced figures given in
a,t ky circus The estimates vary from 700 90 to 100
900 ba these figures the prevailing opinion In the
South but without indorsing them
Re the ports still below the corresponding Geek OF
t wear being III AGAINST 1884, 0e0 week last year
The total deficit IS 1913 400 bales and will BE- increased next
with the largest week Of the whole
Of a.t wear saw The d.fci will probably reach ts
sxm,n BY the Sd In January after which
receipt ser that period last An impression prevails that
the the Southern markets VIII
falling off m receipts very shortly Should th,s prove correct
will variance with former expeee and ui not continue
for any considerable period.
Exports are small this week for 0rert Britain for France and
the Continental ports they large Next week there will be
more for Grea. Britain learn by Telegraph that q $40 bales
cleared fl Liverpool up to Friday a, SewOTean and
Mobile.
The following statement q the movement n Cotton since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

year Expos Increase Great Britain q goo
decfes,e France 2 decrease 70 other foreign ports 900
ro,a decrease in exports ID, 900 bales.
The philadelphia Press states that the banks of that
city have unanimously agreed to make up and publish
weekly statements, showing their condition on some
particular day of the week. to be hereafter specified.
At the meeting Of the bondholders of the Vermont
Valley Railroad, at Bellows Falls last week, the oct
Of the last Legislature entitled IAN Act relating to
Trustees Of Railroads." was accepted, and H. H.
Henry. Governor Morris and Alexander Hamilton IT,.
of New.York, Madison Sloat and Daniel Kellogg
elected Trustees.
The earnings of the Ogdensburg Railroad for the
year was as follows:
Interest first mortgage bonds. ioaSW
1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
ADVERTISEMENT
O lhs. of choice CONFECTIONERY. fOf the

BoL,nAy comprising 100 different kinds Fr Drops Com
fts Lozenges asd Candies of every description
Of Holiday Presents Notices, Bon Bon and
Motto Lozenees. Of every variety. JAS. y. BAkHEs,
No. 546 brosdwsy, next door 10 Dr.. Chspns Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

Since January i...... $50 se3,6c3 ssi2SabI s1j@pi
1essrs. Thompson, Morse & Co.. No. : Wall street,
quote Currency Land Warrants this week as fol0ws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
COMMERCIAL MAITERS
Sale. ut the sssck Exchsnge-Drc. %.

1890 L. e. 6s '6S. COUPON. .il2
$500 Ohio State s. al ....lO
1870 Missouri State 6a.... 80
1890 do. ..h5 co!
500 ". Car. State Geo.. 90
SO N. Y. Cen. X. X 6s.. 81
900 Hsrlem u. n. q mtg 81.
2,ooo I. Hsu'ek Alton.dms "
5000 Mich.Csn.R.R S.ct
10, ing Sink Fd. Chs si
1000 do. 81
5000 Hud. Riv. Let IntA.. 81
81 Bark State Il ". Yo-k. sli
5 Bank Of Commerce. LOO!
81 Bank Of Republic. .lo6
Is Continental bank. ...... a2i
Is Pacific Mail s. S. Co... 651
10 do.............-. Is
50 do. ...b0 IS,
Is importers L Trsdr' FL. IS
30 National Bank. los
10 DEL L Hudson Canal. .l07I
70 Penn. Goal 20. ....... ST
lS ". y. Central Railroad. Isl
ll3 do. ut
30 do. y ~
- eo............... NJ
" DO. ............sp ~
100 do.............soo ~
% DO. IJ1
/" o.. t9f
20 SQ......,..,...sy -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

SUIcIDE-Capt. Hiram Leeds of Leeds Point com
suicide Saturday ny cutting his throat with catcher
knife. The deceased was about a years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30
fAdvertisement.1
III LANP-This LAMP. "A

KHAPPs PATENT OIL LAMP.-This LAMP, az
vii be by advertisement in this days paper received
Medal and Special Notice from the last Fair Of the American
Institute Of this city, being the most perfect Oil Lamp eStau
their opinion IL the invention Of the kind for ~ years
Fstens testimonials being constantly received from oil
Dnxts Of the country.
Local Agents wanted throughout this city and stass
Apply 10 WILLIAM SPooSER,
Proprietor Of the Patent
No 423 Hudsonrt, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

MORE CoUNTERFEITs.-Another counterfeit on
the Newark Banking Company" Of Newark has made s s
peerance pupos b. Of the value of dollars and bears
for vgnette q blacksmith anvil, female &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

ssrnu., Whitman for CONTRIBUTING trade msris put over
% January s. the casss Peter Bailey and Tbos Medium Df
larceny that Of John Csrissn for as'a and bets vIs
Adjourned 20 Tu-sday next the OF VIM smith, lci1
P.,on and John Corey fr srceny and VIM bstemn Michael
Dab Patrick Carroll and Mary McGAnn for assault and battery
WEI. ,ostp, ned IN Thursday . -, u,
Several oher ca..s either dismissed for oeudsn6e q
yitn.s.. or Disposed OF by suspension Of dGmcu "h ne
Court ad ,ou med o. O'clock on Thur-day mOrIlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

MINIATURE ALMAxAc....TH THIS Day
Sun-Rises 7:Nl Seta 4:42 Moon-Sets. Tim
HIGH wATER..... THIS DAY. 40
Sandy Hook. 6:02 Gov Isrd.. 652a Hell Gste.' NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

BOSTON Dec. 2a-Ar. ships Dubin Ey:ios Cron. .0s,H
n Black Prince from NewYork; banks WaadyrI I.a;s-
Burnos Ayss; HsdIsy, Kent, Bsitimo-; steamer WIN
from Baltimore. -, ..si, Columbia
Berry from York arrived here Ut ocs Ws.ts,nnr OF
SAVANNAH, Dec. 29-The screw steszm. n N.vYark ne
Cromwelps line arrived here last evsnins i''" WV
experienced terrible gales on the Pass's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

C-.,.rx, n, - TIC steamsap CO.unbtsv % tnu -
CnslLrsTos Dsc ss e:pe Hatts the euppe. ship 0.y
Es f fsss s to Rio J: .:.s ss
hou, dsIs.d sn and brought them to this p"
ST. THOMAS 1.-The PooST0.s .'s s. Srs s VIZ
snms' 2rOsps Ia. Della Tore. yess. !ssAins s:s
DAMAGED has recsq b. chip sultan Usp as ed
Liverpocl out INTO this port q inst vessel
forward big Roe. ;or ~osd wsser esq
uvNP. Dec i2-fif ship Lsnsel Dys' C.ys VIC 4
srm Liverpool bound to New0rs w,ta Erawn War
AL in si.bt Of B.hrng the evening Of the u PC 81
Ss discovered 1t daylight Of Sd inst aud so ~ X shie
AS cco The p.ssense so In number, viii Do
spthsr vess~l and cent to NewOhsens 49, ,s yy.st WisA
s. Nv arrived here the iah inst. wnis X
70 euter the hsrbos without pilot rsA %hs chr p.
HOME s.,s. .: ss.'s. r's sSS * * ss
thsssme shos skc IVES hehtsnea N Ps" wood Ws.s, es
not hRoep 10y NsWt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

STEALING WATcH.-Patrck Patricks was ar
rested Jersey City yesterday by Ocer Clark for stealing
gold watch from French captain Of vessel lying in tho
stream taken before Recorder Bedford who
committed him TO Jail for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

Adverfisement.j
SHETLAND HOSIERY AND SHAwLS,
All Knit by hand, st
RAkKIN5,
No. 90 Bowery.
iAdvertisementl
Drs. HUNTER and MELVILLE, Consulting PhyE-
ssns ps Pulmonary diseases No e28 Broadway NewYerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

SsrAx THyvEs.-The milk wagon of Lawrence
Mebrde ~ robbed yesterday Of about - change in North
tssh cs, by gang young thieves who mayed 70 esspe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

BROOKLYN CITY, COURT-Bsfore Judge CuLvys
Richard LOtten agf. John Frend.-This an
action damages laid S25O arising OF assault and
battery which occurred at de house Of Friend at shepsbesd Bay
in August last The Jury were unable after an sosenee Of
two bous and discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-30

military ELECTIos.-An election for Colonel and
Major of The Second Regiment Hudson Brigade held az the
Hudson Houe in Jeey City on Monday evening and reuted
in the selection Of Dudley Gregory it, Colonel and bena
min v GriInell Major Mr. Gregory formerly held the Pp
ton Of Major in the regiment and Mr. Gnue ha been long
uected with the New-York Light Guard
The Washington union., 1857-08-20
United states Patent once, :.

ON the petition of III. M. Smith, of Richmond,
" Virginia. praying or the extension Of patent granted 20 him
the 10Th Of February lS4 Tor Improvement In sraw cut
ers for from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the 20th day OF February 1885
ordered that the said petition be heard al the Patent Once on
Monday the 18th january ~ O'Clock aud all per
appear II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
the required TO ne 10 the Patent
Office their obecons specially set forth In writing al least twenty
all testimony filed by either party 10
hearing taken and transmitted 10 accord
with rules Of the Office which will be furnished on appca
ton.
testimony viii closed the s OF January 1855
deposton relied testimony must be filed
before the morning OF that day the arguments
any, within days thereafter,
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Unon ntel
geneer Evening Washington Republican, Baltimore Penn
syvana Philadelphia and Daily News New York week for
three weeks the 18th January the
Of hearing.
S. r. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
Stors Of the above papers will copy and send thor
bills the Paeni 0hoc with paper containing this notice
Aug 5-law5w
The Washington union., 1857-08-20
United States Patent once,

ON the petition of J. ID. Russell and G. Waterman,
administrator OF New York praying
for the extension OF granted d. Russell and stephen
3lst 1914 Improvement Ia ships
blocks years the expiration of said patent which
takes place the 3lst day Of January, 1863
petition be heard a the Patent Office ON
Monday the m Of January 1858 at IL o'clock and all persons
they have, why said
ought be granted
opposing the extension required TO file in the Patent
objections specially 6rth writing least twenty
days hearing all testimony hled by either party
said hearing be taken and transmitted accord
anee with which will be furnished appca,
tion.
will be closed the 3lst OF December
dispositions papers relied testimony, must be hed
before the morning Of that day the arguments
a within ten days thereafter.
also that this notice be published In the Unan ntcl
genoe Evening Washington, d. c. Republican, BALTIMORE
Md Philadelphia Daily News, York, n Y;
Inquirer week three weeks previous
o the lin of January, neSi, the day of hearing.
s T. SIIUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
Sors Of the above will please copy and send their
the Office with paper containing this notice.
Aupl aw3
The Washington union., 1857-08-20
sale of Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
BY rHE PRESIDENT OF rnE UNiTsn srATEs.

PRESIDENT THE UNITED srATn
TN pursuance of law, ], FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
that public wiz held Douiphan the
sTT'Sy or @ Of kaoas S%nlSnIs on Isesy The h SIy nlo may
states Tor The eenea, q the Iowa tribe o Indians as are situated with
by said Indians 10 trust as aforesaid, to Wit;
Soufh y The base ftae qr principal naeidiar
Townships No In neen, sixteen seventeen eighteen
townships No to seventeen eighteen, and
wa,y excepting ihersfron Few special grants DESIGNATED il The
townships two, Of ranges nineeen and twenty
restsv - ~, % ,, ~ % ,h S ~ u W. @ , rrs, t p ehs m b ob
Of the lands held In trust by the United States for the bcent Of the
oonieraicd bands Kaskask Peoria Pankehaw and wca In
dans situated within The undernenned townships said
Territory and eedsd by said cedera,ed bands Aforesaid tn wit
South @ ths ba~ Tina and e ya incifa n,e1ian
Townships aeen, sixteen, and seventeen range twenty
townships aaeen sixteen and seventeen Of weutyone
Townships nnen sixteen seventeen aud eighteen Of twen
Townships neen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range
" yionr
Townships fifteen sixteen eighteen
Provision having by
treaty Of ceaon that each ndvHIra member said cnoderaied
bands cud be emitted sixty
in addition that ten sections should be selected aud
and forty should also be selected apart
the American Indian Mission said amounting
about % eight thousand acres having been selected in the following
townships above named, 10 wit;
Townships seventeen range twenty two
Townships heen sixteen seventeen and eighteen, range twenty
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four
Townships sixteen and seventeen twenty hereby
apart aud reserved from sale
Aso at lecompon said Territory Tuesday
twenty third day Of une the disposal
held IN trust by tho United states for the benefit Of the Delaware tribe
OF Indians within the
pisng the iss portion the lands eeded by
diuns In trust aforesaid, to Wit
South 9 the base line and us Of he sinh principal ndian
Townships Ave eight nine eleven range
Townships seven, eight, and eleven
Townships six seven eight nine ten aud eleven Of
Townships six, eight nine ten range eighteen
The terms Of said sales viii be cash
below the valuation placed the several by the
duly appointed for the Of classifying and vaun the
and payment being made duplicate will be
therefor of which viii be delivered the
Patents will subsequently, be
accordance with the Laws regulating
The offering Of the will
specvey appointed and viii proceed in the
advertised with all convenient
have been offered and the sales thus closed
All purchases paid the
following day at the risk Of the dcliutiDg purchaser.
Given under hand the tWe
day Of February, eighteen hundred and fifty seven.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
Gro W. MANyPsySy,
| Commissioner Indian Affairs.
n BSo newspaper Is authorized publish the foregoing
ement without special instructions that Commis
sioner Of Indian Affairs.
Feb 2S-lawtlJune.