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NOTICE.


NOTICE.
THE undersgned, the Democratic candidate for
Delegate To Congress- will address the citizens Of
the Territory al The following times and places:
WhAteOm, Friday, p. M, May 27. a-
semiahmoo. Saturday p. M, May ~.
New Dunginess, Monday, p. m. May 30.
O. Port Townsend, Tuesday 4 p. m, May 81.
y Port Ludlow, Wednesday II M, June /.
Port Gamble, Wednesday, 81 p. M, June /.
sebeck, Thursday, 81 p. m, June 2.
Steiacoom, Saturday, p. M, June 4.
Lee, (Gray's Harbor,) Tuesday, p. M, June 7.
Bruccport, Wednesday, p. nj, June s.
HLlobah, Thursday, p. jn, June 9. f.-,
Oysterville, Friday5l p, D., J0ne 10. :
Chenook, Saturday, p. M. June IL. 20 A-.f
Cathlamet, Monday, Q a. M, June l9.
Oak Point, Monday s6k p. M, June Is.
Monticello, Tuesday, /. M, June IA.
Lancaster Precinct, Wednesday, p. N. June Is.
Patterson Precinct, Thursday, a. M, Jun l6.
MashougAl, Friday, 2. M, June IL.
Vancouver, Saturday. p. m, June Is.
Cascades Monday, p. IN, June 20.
Walla-walla, Saturday, June rs.
The remaining appointments will be In Lewis and
Lhnrsto1 counties OF which due notice will be given
IL Is probable the canvass in Lewis county will com.
nenca on, Thursday, June 30th. The undersigned
especially asks general turnout Of the citizens of
the Territory irrespective Of party and is ready TO
et 10 aeo1ie those opposed to the principles enlnc
ths election Of the undersigned to Congress.
Olympia, W. T., May II, 1859. -'
Ool WALLACE having announced himself an indie
pendent candidate for delegate to Congress- II has been
arranged between him and the Democratic nominee,
a lhey shall meet at the several points in the above
houee, and alternate in opening and closing the
oe9ate;-the Democratic nominee to open and close
~ - Skokomish,-Col. Wallace at Grahams, and so on
through the list. The opening shall be one hour; the
reply one and onehaf hours aud the rejoinder half an
\ y Inc time may be abridged by mutual consent
y Is however understood, that the above Arrangement
Ahall be subject to such modification as NAV lie inst
a9l pr1per I'd heeVent that my political drenniza.
Th shall hereafter present candidate for the next
JeegGteshp, or in case any other independent candi
date shall take the field.
ISAAC ]. STEVENS,
W. II. WALLACE
Olympia, W. T., May II, 1859 w
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON ,..-,,-,--
County of Thur4ton. - '-,-
In the District Cout ~ the Second Judicial District
TO SIDNEY D. SiHONs;. TTy
Yon aie hereby notified that
ANGEIINE C. sIYONS hss filed her petition foT
decree Of divorce in said Court, which will come oHto
lie heard at the art term OF the Court which shall
commence more than three months after the Sth day
of April 1870, and unless pear at said term
and answer. thS ame Willie thten Acdnfcirk6 and
,bs nraver thefeaf granted. TT itt tGNtlfiit
Tic object and prayer Il said complaint Is TO pro
cnre dceresfor divsare nnd1is epistody ofthc chHd
FOR cause Of granting which petition she alleges Ne
glost to make suitable provision for tile family, apd
Lad treatment. - -. ....
-t --. i- ELWO0D EVANS, l
..- At.ornCy Tor Petitioner.
Petition fled Xasth u, 1850, zOi
, 1859-06-03
OPPOSITION Is THE LITE OF TRADE. .
HORSES SHOD FOR THREE DOLLARS

TNHE undersigned has now, in connection with his
J. Wagon Mandatory. Blacksmith Shop, where
the public can have their work done in good order
and on short notice, at reduced prices. Horse shoe
ing reduced to three dollars
Wagons and 3C1SE1oS
on hand and made to Order cheaper than offered
in this market before. Repairing ard Blacksmithing
done at short notice.
Orders from a distance solicited and promptly at
tended to. Satisfaction warranted in every instance,
or no charge made
Shop---one door east Of Mess Saloon, on Main and
Itf J.B. DIcKERsON
, 1859-06-03
AUCTION!
Ranier,J Oregon.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THE
l. public, Out more particularly those who are in
terested in driving stock from Oregon to the Sound
country, that he has, in connection with others,
opened good road from this 'place TO st., Helens,
there connecting withthe St. Helens and Pnlns road
Persons travelling either horseback or driving
stock, will find II much 70 their advantage to come
down on the west side OF the Columbia river and
at Rainier, where they and will be ierried on
reasonable tems--the undersigned having furnished
himself with good scow for the business.
A. P. MINEAR.
May G, 1850 25tf ...- I...g' -
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as-The following letter, which emphatcolly speaks
for H.ef was written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College Of Mcdicinet0 the editors
ofathc Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San
Praneisco, for Publication:
PHILADELPuIA, January II, 1859.
To the Editors of the Pacific Medical aud Surgical
Journal '-G entlemen My attention has been called
10 an article in the December number Of your Journal
in regard to the ad eundem degree granted by the
philadelphia College OF Medicine to Dr. l.. J. Czapkay
When the application the degree was made t0 the
Faculty. it Vas acsAmpahiei BY afhdayks and testi
monias to the effect that DR.. Czapkay regular
graduate NJ d. Of the University Of Pesth had served
u Surgeon In the Hungarian army and was a regular
practitioner Of medicine. On the strength Of these
the degree was granted. The ad eundem degree, as
It's name implies, Is conferred on graduates only al
gives u4Uew privileges. Had there been the slight.
est suspicion OF irregulnTity, the duplication would
have been refused by inserting this in your Journal
you will do act ofjuStce to the college, aud confer
favor on, Yours, very respectfully, II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine. .I
DR.L.J. CZAPKAYs PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's ONCE San Francisco The Doctor offers
free consultations, and asks no remuneration unless
he effects a cure. ONCE hours, from a. NJ to9 P. NJ.
CERTIFICATE.
!, the undersigned Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby that DR.. L. j. Czapkay has served during the
contest for Hungarian liberty as Chief SurgeOn in
the Hungarian army, with faithful perseverance,
whereof have given him this certi6cate and do
ommcnd him to the sympathy attention and protcc-
tion Of all those who capable of appreciatng pa
triotic sefsacritce and undeserved wi,iortune.
K0SSUTH LAJ0S,
.,-- Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1852. ~
~ Persons not wishing to lose time In cores
pondng please enclose $40 in their letters and they
will get immediate attention TO their cases.
Address, ,s LII. CRAPKAY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
October, 1853. o.. OIL. ..rH#.t am26
, 1859-06-03
DWELLING HOUSE

adjacent to said MILL
From the situation Of said mill, Immediately on the
bank Of the Columbia river tho feet that it is the only
mill in the city Of Vancouver, the thriving character
Of th1t place and the contguity 10 the T. s. Barracks
which is furnished with lumber from this MILL II is
believed that clance5 comparable to this for profta
be Investment but seldom occur The reason Tor sell
ing IS oply that tits step necessary to pay OF the
debts due from said estate to various persons, ~
TERMs.-A credit Of six months, with notes drawing
legal interest from the date, with Sufficient secorty
and required Any person desiring further informa
tion hi regard to This property, can obtain the same
by applying to me at tilis place "''' ''F
LEVI FARNSWORTH,
Administrator Of the estate Of ISABELLA G. Rodgers
deceased. d ] FlA.ii A. f-4gl +. "
Vancouver, ". T., May Is, 1859, 7w27
, 1859-06-03

Sheelng5i bro. a.
per yard. ....... POL
Shirtings, bro. Is by piec,
per yard ....... II
Shirtings, blea. ~ l6t
DriHings. bro. u yd l4GlI
Prints, u yard .l2@2l
Blankets, u pr. .s6@$s
Hosiery. wool hlf,
per lOz.
do cotton, Il dcz 2.506cS;
Palla1 =, &C.
Lead, white, i2m. =. @ll
do colorS,, ." " ls012'
Linsecd oil, y 81 $500
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Cascades Rail Bead :!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOOKS
~ will be opened at Vancouver W. T., on Weilnes
day the Inst day Of June next at IL O'Clock, A. NJ oT
the purpose Of receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock nf the Z" Cascades Rail Road" 10 accordance
with An act entitled an act 10 incorporate the Cas-
Cades Rail Road Company passed by the legislative
Assembly of the Territory Of Washington on the Slst
h. h. BISHOP.
e. GEO. W. MURRAY,
CommissiORsTS.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Corresposdeses of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 3, 1859.
We passed yesterday over the finished portion
OF the Alexandria and Mount Vernon turnpike,
and were exceedingly well pleased to find II 80
far advanced and In such good condition. This
road when completed will make the distance
considerably shorter, besides being a pleasant
road to travel. Arrived at Mount Vernon. our
party met with the reception usually accorded to
those who don't patronize the boats-which we
understand hold tue exclusive privilege Of exam-
lining the premises. When the boat did arrive
we Were allowed to inspect a portion OF the int
rior Of the old mansion aud other places Of inter.
est. We were pleased to find our friend Col
Price, busy with a force Of men making many
important Improvements on the premises
The meeting OF the Fire Department on Thursday
night, held for the purpose Of investigating the
cause &c, of the riot In May last adopted reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Carne, asking tue Sun Fire
Company to expel from its membership the two
young men found guilty by the committee of In.
v.stigation OF having been the principal actors In
the disturbance. go. - :
Some ingeniously- constructed burglars tools,
consisting Of bunch Of skeleton keys and pair
Of pincers, were found yesterday, under bsx, on
the pavement OF Mr. ]. T. Creighton's store Az
the spot where these implements were found 10 In
close proximity with the store of Mr. Barton
which was recently robbed, II IL highly probable
that these tools belonged to the parties who oici.
ated upon that occasion, and perhaps were hid
there to be used ,.if occasion demanded it. The
tools are in the possession Of MIR. Creigh c.
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GEORGETOWN.
ssposdsses Of The Star.

C07veSpOS0SSce 81 11e 0t0f.
GEolsErowS, September ., 1859.
Business upon the canal continues to present
about the usual amoant q aetisity. sDurine che
wesk ending IT, morsing, lOl beats have ssstvea;
1s Of then ffosn Cuinberland, Bringing ebeut
5ye00 to- of eel; II fson othsr poino with hoR
and grain; Nth liu,sgaone, snd Tie remain1er
from various points w1th wood. bah &ca -
receipts FOR tolls at the Georfetow6 collector's
once for the same period amounts to a ISL A.
follows Ascending trade s462, and descending
during the month Of August was Az; the number
Of tons Of coal brought down a 643; and the
receipts for tolls at the office for
trade 81 ,s6l es. and descending sl6, 7es YS3 The
whole amount Of receipts for tolls at all points for
the month will reach ID least as 0go The whole
line continues in excellent navigable order, and
everything connected with Id eperasions moving
We Ss'S sseCSs. TIA, friend ry our eucsen, old
| postmaster, has placed I'm his office a handsome
box. for the reception of contributions to the
| Washington Monument fund We sincerely
hope. when its contents shall be examined that {,
will be found that our citizens have shown their
love and veneration for the name of washington
by having very literally patronized the contribu-
We advise those of the Stars readers who NAV
lay In winter supply of good fuel. to eIsmine
prices show the reasonable rates at which it cau
be had 30. u r.. s.E- -rr. -. g-.f ~
Those of our citizens who have not vet settled
i their taxes for 1859, would do well to heed the
/ notice given to them by the Collector in another
column. BY SO doing, they may save themselve.
both trouble and expense. van ~ 30
The following shipments of coal have beer
made from Rays dock for the two weeks end M
! to-day: Schr Allen Middleton, Supple, go toni
| to Bristol; Ly dia Ann, Weaver, 1877 tons to Prov
| idence; Grin Cowle, Smith, 2tr2 tons to N. York
| Al3ira T., Emerson, 203 tons to Providence
Aihina, Glevis, 29l tons to Boston; John Brady
sharp 153 tons to New Haven; Silas wrig ht
| Rogers, IFS tons to New York; Rebrcca knight
| EardicOtt, 2S4 tons to East Cambridge; Home
| Dutton, 81 tons to Way Samuel the First. Wood
IS tons to Wilmington. Making in the aggre
/ gate 1854 tons 'sf r. .#- 3
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...' Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson, Of Tennessee, Is
ct Krkwoods
T.. -. Ex-President Pierce has declined PnoncI
reception at Concord New Hampshire, but Will
meet his fellow townsmen in the evening. =
-. Jas Gordon Bennett and MI. Saipfaitn, y
New York. Capt. 5. Williams, u . a., A y.
Scham, Of Hamburg. Rev James Anoason, u
Philadelphia, are at Willards. - L.
-. The Emperor and Empress Of France len
Paris on the nth of August for st. Saveuf, where
they were to sojonrn till the 9Th Of September,
when they proceed to Biarritz
80. II Is now authoritatively stated that Dickens
will not visit this country on a reading tour. He
cannot AFFORD, at any price, to leave England land
90 All the Year Round'') for the time which his
voyage and tour would occupy. BY the way,
Dickens has given mortal offence to the Dublin
people, by publishing an article i'm his new serial
entitled . Her Msjesty's Irish MALI A core
spondent in Saunders's News Letter threatened Il
have Mr.. ID. tarred and feathered, or worse. should
he return to give any more Of his readings in
Ireland. 81. 80.
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pic MIC PIC NC n,,Ths 81 Jo.eph's Bess
THE COMMITTEES.
GRAND TnURNAMENTAN AND PIC MIC Ar

IkUShDENS' LOpB r. NO. j, sons OF Malta.
e. Ssss stss Sss' = ~: ~
gipis, take pleasure In annopnclas To the public
their :Ltel ton TO hold o GRAND TOCkNA-
MENT AID PICNIC at ARLINGTON SPRING
on THURSDAY, September 18th
Sir knights from Nov York, PHILADELPHIA, Balti-
more Richmond y the District OF Columbia viii
enter the List as contestants for the hoEors of the
occasion.
The magnitude and completeness Of the general
arrsn cnents wlIl render the display selest els-
CANT, and OF character unus ually sttra tive Sub
ttantial seats will be lectcd Sufficient To accom-
n,odst tn thousspd Ladies, and every effort viii
be made by The managers To Contfibute 20 the com
fort and vi, ssnre Of their guests.
The managers assure the public that order and
decorum Will he rlEIdly maintained, AZ an ample
police force will be detailed for the purpose.
Wlthers' full Bad. o. insisting Of twenty seven
instrument, has been engaged, and will furni,h
their choice music during the DAY and evening.
The keffeshment department Will be under the
skIlfol suPeryisiod Of well tnOwn caterers.
Tickets 81 cents, admitting a Gen eman A. q La
die which may be obtained ~ the Music Store.
OF ssrs. Ellie and Metzerott, and Of ofhcers Of tho
q at reading TO the ground.
The enclosure will be open for the reception Of
visitors at o. m.
The following named members Of the Order have
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III From late files Of the Salt Lake Valley Tan
we learn that Mckenzie had been committed to
await his trial before the Circuit Court on
charge Of making and issuing counterfeit checks
on the sub-Treasufy, circumstances placing the
matter out Of the Jurisdiction Il the court martisl
Delos GIBSON led ben found guilty Of murder 10
the first degree Itwas Yumored that Capt. ~.
H. Hooper would Be sent as delegate to Congo
in place a. DR.. Bernhisel The Indians were quits
tsoublesosne on the California road, and Gov
Cumming had made acquisition on Gen. John
ston for small force to guard the road. The ssls
Of government animals continued at Camp Floyd
and the Valley Tan says the priees paid wer,
nearly up to the value Of the stock
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Spirit Of the Mernins Pres,

The Constitution fttingly eulogizes the French
Emperor's late amnesty; and shows up She fire.
ouent anectaton and licentiousness of self-styled
{" independent journalism. ~ at the expense of the
New York Tunes
The hatslkgenesr reads the New York Journal
Of Commerce lecture for maniftsting political
covetousness Of the mineral wealth Of 90 the rich
Mexican Province of Sonora -
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KANSAS AND NEBRAskA SURVEYS .-Plats of the
survey of the first guide meridian from the sth
standard parallel north to the northern boundary
Of the Usage reservation and Cherokee land and
from the the Missouri State line to the range line
between ranges IL and - east of the 9th princ pal
meridian OF Kansas, have been received at the
General Land Office. Also, the survey of several
important lines connected with public lands of
Nebraska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

FROM OR MINISTER TO CHINA-The State De-
Partment has received despatche from Mr. Ward
our Minister to China, in which he signifies his
intention To leave Shanghai on the 10th OF June,
In me steamer Powhatan, for the city Of Tientsn,
and on his arrival there contemplated finding the
necessary arrangements ready to enable him to
proceed to Pekin in order to exchange the ratif-
cation of the treaty with the Chinese Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

UNITED STATES SHIP LEvANr-The Navy Ce-
partnent has received Intelligence from Comman-
der WIN. G. Hunt, Of the U. : ship Levant, an
nouncing the safe arrival of that ship at Rio de
Janelro on the 10th of July last after very pleas
ant trip Of forty DAYS from Boston. In accordance
with orders, the vessel 70 sail Immediately for
Valparaiso. The officers and crew are reported as
being all well. There were no United States men
of war in port the vessels on that station being as
was supposed, OH the river La Plata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

The TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND NIcARAGUA.-The Department of State has
received Official Information that the treaty which
has been sometime pending between the United
ses ana Nicaragua has been ratified by the latter
ROVER alter the omission of the obnoxious clause
objected 10 BY this Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

III. Philip Reed, Postmaster at Poolesvlie.
Md, examined in Baltimore on Friday on charge
Of opening and embezzling letters from the United
States mall has been held In his own recognizanc
in the sum of $500 to appear at the next term of
the United States District Court in case the grand
Jury End an indictment against him .eE1T 81
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ARMY lNTELLIGENcE.-Assista Surgeon L. A
Edwards has been assigned to duty at Philadel-
phia, during the absence of Surgeon Farley now
on medical board. Major r. b. Lee. Commits
sary Of Subsistence, has been assigned to duty in
the city Of Washington. A leave of absence for
six months has been granted Lieut. w b Lane,
regiment mounted rifles, and also to Lieut. A J
Donelson, corps of engineers An extension of
leave for six months has been granted Lieut. d
Witherell, second cavalry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

= IVA bricklayer, named James l.. Barren, fell
from the Peabody Building, In course Of erection
in Baltimore, yesterday, and broke his neck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-03

UNITED STATES SHIP CUMBKRLASD.-The fol-
lowing is list Of the officers attached to the L. s.
ship Cumberland, which arrived at Portsmouth,
n. H., September LIST, IS reported to the Navy
Department They have all been detached and
granted three months leave of absence: Flag Of
ncer, i A. Conover; Commander, i Missroom;
Lieutenans, Reed Wefden, N. r Harrison. :
Nicholson, j. T. Barrand, C. H. Greene; Fleet
Surgeon. Geo. Blackwell; Passed Assistant sur
geOn, VIM. T. Carrington; Assistant Surgeon,
James Laws; Purser, VIM. G. Marcy First Lieu
tenant Of Marines, NJ. r. Knitting; Acting Boat
swain, Philip Miller; Gunner, VIM. Burditt; Car
Penter, Lewis Holmes; Sailmaker, Rieh'd Berry.
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IHE ROLL OF HoSoR.-The subioined is lis,
Of the Revolutionary soldiers alive and pensioners
on the Indiana roll Samuel Amburn Randolph
county aged q years; John Johnson, Fulton
county, 81; John SaxtOn, Blackford county, % 4;
John Shady, Switzerland county, lO5
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DPOF. MORRIS "ARZUMEAn pREMIITNI
Il BAKING POWDER IVA

BAKING POWDER. ''
This excssnt congestion does not contain a
Pa'ucle oil saIeIatus, alum. any other kind OF de-
ieterlous drug. 1t has obtained two first class di
klotlas as inc purest and best Baking Posde,
kaoWh. twill produce three ounces additional Of
bread over yeast from every one and a ona ~tst
pounds OF Hour; because BY its use all the primive
and urdIminishcd. ard is hi ghy favorable for Der
sons snHs[ing from dyspePsi. IL is orgr al in its
ton. KINf; A. mi aSuET 9sis3
se3 cor. 18th ST. and VI ay.. Arts for T.. a..
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10. FOR THE GRANDEsT PIC MIC Of
III THE SEASON.
80

. n Or6Iu TIC VIC Tor Inc beneht OF 81. DOmlnlck's
Primary School Island Will be given
Al tns is, famed Custis's tArl,ns ton SSaS
on MONDAY. eth Of September.
Amp Q arrangements have been made 20 ssti.f,
even the mo.t fastidous of those who desire 10
patronage this most laudable aid charitable move
ment.
Omnibuses will run at al hours during the day
from tie corner OF IN street and Pa. avenue and IA
street nd Msryland avenue.
Bos,s Will leave Georgetown every hour fof the
Gentemen's ;ickets 50 cents: Ladies, Is ospt.;
Children's 10 csnts.
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AMUSEEENTS.

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be Performed the Petite Comedy entitled
THE LITTLE TREASURE
GertIude Miss Charlotte Thompson
Maldenblush: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. J. Raymonl
Sir Charles Howard. 49,. Mr.. r. HainiItou
OVERTURE-ORCHE
To be followed by Morris Barnett's celebrated Sat
irical Comedy Of tho
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Captain Murphy Mcguire. -. Mr.. NJ. V. Lingham
Aminidab Sleek - s, w (Sienn
Mrs. Delmalne.-.-. Miss Charlotte Thomp. on
P6LKR. "s '''' p''0' 'n' oInioos FAMILY
IL Mrs. GLADSTONE will shortly appear. II
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APPoINrMENT.-W. w. Gaines, Esq, has been
appointed by the Secretary Of the Treasury to q
FIRST class clerkship in the Sixth Auditors ONCE
etes Harrison Holt, removed
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l. Just received and for sale BY
Southwest corner Of l. and 9Th SITS.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS IN DAcorAH.-Great anxiety
has been occasioned OF late among the white set
tiers Of Dacotah in consequence of the hostilites
constantly occurring between the Indians Of that
Territory The Brules Sioux recently attacked
the Poncas and drove them several miles south of
their reservation Ii is feared by the settlers that
the fugitives, having been left in penniless
dition, may be tempted to commit depredatons.
Dr. Graf, Of Ddcotah, not long since, was deputed
by the residents of that region to visit Washing
ton for the purpose Of holding an interview with
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs and solicit
the intervention of the Indian Bureau. Dr. D., hav-
ing arrived in Washington yesterday, called upon
Commissioner Greenwood and laid his case be-
fore him