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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23
FREIGHT BY THE JAMESTOWN.
NOTICE,

DER ONS having freight to ship by the
after take what is offered at Norfolk and then
go to Portsmouth, at which place she will leave
Tor New ork after the arrival of the Southern
cars.
Shippers must have their freight on the wharf
by O'clock " ednesday afternoon. oc 10
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23
A BriIliant GALLEY,


WHO is not fond of pretty Pictures? Such
w Pictures by the hundreds can be seen at
the magnificent Gallery of BURSNELL q
HOLIDAY, No. Ia, Main street in this city !,
where beautiful, striking and accurate speci
mems Of every variety of AMBROTYPES,
DAGUEROTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS can
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as it is possible
to conceive, and az any price from FIFTY cents
upward. Let every reader take the hint. "to
secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
A special attraction will be found in the
large and exquisite collection of OVAL GILT
FRA mEs-a new and most elegant style oil
mounting Portraits, which we have just re-
ceived. This is the new feature Of the day,
and we'll worthy the attention of the lovers of
the beautiful.
Recollect, that we challenge any establish
ment to get up Portraits richer in tone, more
accurate in ueliniation, more durable, OR FOR
LESS MONEY.
no 10 BURWELL & HOLIDAY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23
HOPS.

HUFS.
10(i LBS, bright and handsome For sale
mn n &CA SANTOS
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

TIL H FLOATING BALL, OR KIN UCkLE
WASHING MACHINE,
HAS RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PRE-
II NUNS at the fairs of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute, Virginia State Agricultural
Society, Maryland Institute, and recently by
the Seabooard Agricultural Society, and wher-
ever they have been exhibited, they have car
one that need 4 machine to do their washing
ouick and cheap, that if they will but try one
OF them, that It will do more than you can
imagine, or l can tell III short advertisement.
For sale by
Il. +. JAMES,
]. 7. JAMES,
noi5 And W. D. ROBERTS Jr. l. co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

BAKERS COCOA.
J.. ROMA, Marlland's Chocolate, received
- and in heavy ST. ok, and for sale wholesale
and retail.
NH "a Nj AE C A SANTO,.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
nN hand, very large stock of all descrip
" tons of manufactured Tobacco, for sale as
low as can be purchased in northern markets OIL
or at factory.
fe "a LEIGH g. BRO.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

IA, n. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 r i05 Church street, NoJoik.
Dealer III Porter, Ale. Cider, and SUI erior Mil
sTsl w aters. Fine Draft A,e slwsys on hAHh
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

NEW FALL GUUDS.
lust RECEIVED splendid assortment of
y Fall and Winner Goods, comprising Black
and coloured double Skirt. Silk Robes, plain,
French, Figured and Printed Mouslines, CASH
meres, Merinoes, stella and Blanket Shawls,
Cloaks, Nantes &c. &c.
Also, beautiful lot OF black and coloured
Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Vestings. Also
Gents Merino and all wool, Shirts and Drawers,
Handkerchief, Socks, Collars, Cravats, Sc, &C.
L. BENKLEY'S
Sc Il No. 80, Main street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

AND WARRANTS.
L. LAND WARRANTS Oh ALI
ICES constantly wanted, for which the highsa
,Ssh prices will be aid by
,c.3-iy nj. HURLEY,
West side Market souEr.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

,,txCIiANGE
T. BOARDING HOUSE.
Vest Nisln, near Cranky street, NJ So, Norfolk
"a Boarders by the day, ek. tnohli, OF
;es. at moderate prices. Sc )
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
now tho aIOors and spaniard's Fight.

How the Moorh ana spnnlnrds Fight
On the 25th, ct 5 O'Clock in the morning,
says = letter from the Spanish camp, four COM
panies of the regiment OF the Madrid ChasseuTs
msrshes fowafe Sierrs De Bullone 10 recon-
nOitrs.l Suddenly upwards of 500 MOors were
seen rapidly advancing. These were followed
soon by Others, and altogether they amounted
70 900. The spaniards Immediately fred,
causing great havoc among the enemy, but see-
ing they were com ng on with great alacrity,
Echapue ordered an attack with the bayonet,
when tie MOors divided themselves into two
bodies, one 70 resist The charge CT the Spanish
infantry, the others to attack the redOubt that
had been built few hours before. The first
body was completely routed at the charge Of
the Castilisn Chasssnrs and fed in confusion
toward the mountains. The other body was
more numerous, and their fire was concentrated
exclusively on the defenders Of the redOubt.-
Eehague ordered a square to be formed; and at
the impetuOus charge Of the NoOrs, the soldiers
Of the square retired. The enemy, imagining
that they were flying, rushed impetuously
against the square, which, opening itself on q
sudden, disclosed q battery. More than tive
hundred MOors perished Another division
came then, and prevented the Moors from ess
Gaping. The fight became a horrible butchery;
the MOOrs threw away their muskets and
fought with their peculiar long dsggers, called
''gumiss.". The Spanish found themselves
quite at home in this sort of struggle. They
alsO threw away their rifles and seized their
'naTsjas" Nothing could equal the ferocity Of
the cOmbatanis. Ny friend says it is quite
impossible to form an adequate idea Of this
fight One Spanish soldier slew three MoOrs
with his knife, and yet be had his face dread
fully cut by the "guimas." Many had their
enlIails hanging on their legs, and went on
more feTcsly Than ever. Not shot was then
to be heard. Spanish artillerymen, chasseurs,
and even officers, were fighting knife in hand.
Two hundred Moors were killed in this savage
combat, and nearly thousand feafully wound
ed The Spanish loss was also very great.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

AMERIoAN sAILoRs AT THE Mourn OF THE
PEIHO.--The calculating, long backed diplo-
matists Of the United States, who had sent
their Admiral and ENJOY to reap the advantages
for which Englishmen were fighting and dying,
forgot that there were certain promPtings ofthe
heart which override all selfish considerations;
and that, IN short, as Flag officer Tatnall OBJ
served. sblood Is thicker than water" az, than
ink either An American boat visited one OF
our YES els, and on wishing to leave her, the
officer fnnd that all his men got out Of the
boat. After some delay they were found look
ing vsFy hot, smoke begrimed and fghtish.--
"Halioa, Sirs," said The officer with assumed
severity, 'dol'tyou know we are neutralsl
beg pardon" said the gallant fellows, looking
very bashful, "they were very shOrt-handed at
the bow gun, sir. and so we giv'd them help
for EellOWsIIip sake;1 they had been hard at It
for an hour. Gallant Americans you and
your Admiral did more that day to bind Eng
land and the United States than all your law
yeTs and pettifoFging politicians have ever done
to part Us BlacklD00as 3 Magazine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

DEIrHs FROM BURNINe FLUID.-Some sta
tisiean has kept, since July 22d, 1850, record
of dsathsEnd injuries BY burning aaid. The num-
Der Of deaths during thEt time, Is 424; Of injured
62s. In the year 1859, tho deaths Of So persons
were recorded, aad thsnumbor Of injured, was slO6;
of whom 20 we're nOt expected 70 recover. The
loss by Ere from eamphens has been very large.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
An Outrage UPON tho LIberFy OF tho Press

An Outrage upon the Liberty OF the Press.
Postmaster General HOlts decision. that
Postmasters have authority % prevent the cir
culatiOn Of what they are pleased to determine
"ineendiary" matter, appears to be acted upon
with great svidity by the Government minions
in the SouthOra States An evidence of THAI
furnished in the case Of the News and Advert.
sSr, published at Milford, Delaware. We copy
the following paragraph:
OUR LAST WEEE's IssUEl-WHERE Is nj
Our issue Of last week was detained one day
later than usual, at the urgent request Of many
Of our citizens, made on Thursday night, when
we were all ready to 60 TO press, that they
might have one DAY 10 get up protest against
the proceedings here. The protest was printed,
with seventy names 10 it, and the resolutions Of
the dictatOrs' meeting (Which had ayowed to
crush rs out Of existeuce) were completely
ventilated. That number, though mailed as
usual by Us on Saturday, has never reached any
will, ia future, have 10 get their papers from
the printing office, as our very accommodating
Postmaster has refused 10 refused to distribute
our Post Office bundle!"s
The News and Advertiser is Journal Of mOl~
crate fiee State sentiments, but in no respect
dOes it cOuntenanee any other than legal and
constitutional measures for the gradual removal
Of slavery from lis own State. 1t holds about
the same position on the slavery question that
the Missouri Democrat docs But here is the
trouble; Slavery is itself the most absolute torn
of despotiSTn, and whenever State undertakes
70 defenl it against lawful and constitutional
measures for iis abolition, the government no.
cesasIily becomes as desPOtic aud iutOlerant as
the Institution itself. Does the history Of Aus
tria or Naples show anything more hatefullydes-
potic than what is now of daily occurrence in the
slavsholdlng statesl Where among tie despo-
tisms Of the old world has any greater outrage
been psrpetrated than this suppression of the
entire regular issue Of newspaper BY the iPsG
dtrit Of an irresponsible PostmastCTl or where
has personal liberty been more shamefully viO'
lated than in the recent imprisonment, msltreat'
ment and expulsion Of citizens of Southern
States for daring to regard slavery as an evil
So far as the demands Of slavery go, our bOasted
free government in the hands OF the Democratic
party is, not less despotism than the most alb
s1luts government of EurOpe.-ChicagO Press
and T'ribaRe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

The SOUTHERN MEDICAL STUDENTS RETURN-
ING NoRTH.-The impetuOus young gentlemen
in whose behalf the citizens of Richmond gave
such famous supper, are beginning to think
that good education will serve better than pa
triOtism to bring them patients and flll their
pockets a Philadelphia correspondents Of the
New York Tribune says:
Its solemn fact that the indignant Virginia
doctors are back again-the very fellows who
went of in such a rage only ten days ago! Not
all Of them yet; bot they are sneaking back in
squads of two, three, and halfdOzen at time,
careful to avoid fuss, and seeking to excuse
their childish folly BY saying they only wanted
a holiday frolie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

C87It costs the country about $4,000 daytO
advertise Mr.. Helpers book. 1t could be done
cheaper though we frankly admit not better, by
the newspapers. Congress is splendid adveT-
tising medium, but that IL not what 1t is made
for. So says the Baltimore Pat.iot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

wA Risemsn viii speak well Of bis neigh
Dor, love his wife, and pay for his paper.-Sy-
racuse Journal a zen. rsr4rsa
To pay for ones newspaper Is wise, DO doubt.
And also 10 speak well Of ones neighbor; but
whetherit is wise, OF even safe to lore has
nsighbOr'S Vife, is a question.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
AARRlEp.


la Medina, % VT JOHN TOMpKlNa Of RUyaiion
I'D EaiE ELlNE THAVis. OF Biuhsslek. n II
!, g Spencer. 2lsi glt, A B. BLANor and slRAHs.
He tat
IN Spencer, DEE. gst W GRTFFrN u fttarr,,us a,d II
BEfsEE Chapman, OF spoGcer
o,-,bs ,f,, in, IsAacp arr .,s-....s-.., F-st
MARION LORD, ofAaIora. =. -.,
SHELDON, boh q thai phes-
cn the 1si Inst ALBEIT OLIVER and PHELrN
pA &. CLARK, both of Jsdsrs0u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
.NOttee to Merchants.
mHE SIIRSnRIRER VIA

.T'HE SUBSCRIBER, WHO IS
Il enssged in Merrantla Business ia Salsm. Rchiand
Co., O., having made Arrangements gning Wes tho
coming seasqa 70 g. iato an0iher bu.iu whes = s
pose Of ms slock of merchsndise his chance
ioI any person wishing 10 90 into ihe Dry Gods and Pu
This village is on the C. c. C. r. r.. in a rieh agri-
culiural country. and has 8 Cd torIitoly.
In Iaao NY lctai trade nearly louu dollars This
sales will amount to between % 600 snd lG 600 dol
lprsAnd Produce trat OF .50lq 70 1900 dollars PSI
year
IWi lalso sell or lease the property an oGcupving
To responsible party viii Sc on lgasoEabs teIms,
md lSt Of April neXt. 7 .-.L
F further particulars inquire Of hessrs Gordon No
MILAN Co.. Messrs. CiaTk = HoeAeleler, CleVu-
land u BY ieiler Of the Subscriber.
]. ". BOMGARDNER,
Salem Stafiua, HsGullul county, Ohio.
deeI7.ees-dtuEgTew
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
PI.tIN AND oRNAMENrAL PRINTING.

" Piain and ornamehtal Frnso Of ever desorlplisn
done at the Pnutns Essbshmentof the Lsoaer oaiesi
the latest mr we'd and masrapid steam pTPsaes in the
test style short notice. and reasonable ptes Par
tcular asallea paid 10 blank work FvaU description
ofBnihs dpue, especially Blank Books, Lpagers, IeurR
s.s Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C., &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
oRDRR OF ATTACHalENT.

J. MAsURT, Paintia, Before Samuel Folizmbs Esq
against }Justice Of tha Peae- of Cleve-
]. H. PsLrE. Defendant.J land Cuyahog1 county, Ohio
THE DEFENDANT, j. II. PULTE.
will taka notice, that at my instance hs "a day
Of Deoembeo ls9 the above Justice issued al or
der Of aLi5ehmnt ageinst he goods chaels and credits
of said defendant The above entitled cause, claim
against him in my favor for the Of S5f 9-Ohs and
that said action is st for hearing before said Jusllee on m
7Ih day o Febtuary, ls6O. al 0 clork A. n.
dee29.266 JOSEPH MASURY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
Boots anS shoes.

.HUETT, ,BURGETT&C co WHOLE,
II SALE DEALERIN BOOTS. SHOES, AND BRI
PANS Ne g Waierst s fsW d0orHsSusa sfshaBsaasn o
VA, HBEsE BHsHTT, IaA AREHEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
WHEELER & WILSON MlgHINR

stands hrst and oremC in all where an ErbiA
IS hu showing tho OF different kins And haaIs-
Interested person will dispute the justice un r pretty %
hese decisions test years haid use has
satshed all cOmpstont judges that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE |!
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
u AiAIN AWARDED TO fhe
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,

By the COMMITTEES hs FAIR Of The Ameriran institute ~
New HOrk; at the Nat0nai FAR held Chicago; and 81
AL the pnncpl State Fairs held the past seasons pro
beyond a doubt that the
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
[coniiaa.al


dred and fifty thousand dollars for cession land
per fourth article treaty eighteenth October eieh
teen hundred and forty eight, and third articl
treaty twelfth May eighteen hundred and fifty foul
twenty thousand dollars. ...,..f ,r
For titth Of fifteen insamcnts for pay of millel
per third alticle treaty twelfth May eighteen hun
dred and fifty four six hundred dollars.
Miamfes Of Kims@.- --FM Mperninent provision
for blacksmith and assistant and iron ard steel fu
shop per fifth article treaty sixth October eighteel
hundred and eighteen and fourth article treat,
fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four min
hundred and forty dollars, .t.r
For permanent provision for miller in lieu Q
gunsmth per fifth article treaty sixth 0ctobe
1878 tth article treaty I'D october SO IN At
article treaty 'th June 1854, six hundred dolla
For their proportion Of the last twenty insta
lnents in money per 2iariiele treaty 18th Noven
Der 1910, and 18th article treaty TN June, Isl
five thousand six huhlred and thlhy-six doal
and thirty dix cents
For interest on t,y thousand dollars at Jr
centup for educational purposes per third arti
treaty tn June 1894 two thousand five hundl
dollars 4.I.. ..
! fy'tuE'l 9 IWSy1'! pl' .9t'pe''s ,ip1u Two huo5
teu l"'u.'''u uo''',I lu' .''G y 4y,s ,tpg' ~
.UadpieS n hdista---gm ttef proportion
tho last twn.y in,ta.ments in money Pin sec5D.
article treaty 2stb November $40 add ioua'
af'ce tVo'{ 'yh "uI''' '9'a s'N luV'Sa1,, t,EN
HO'laivu "1u S'A'! '"'ev uo'a's "uu sA'y 'o'
cents y...l.. s..,..,,4
y or n'e'es' Oh investment o. t%o p'leieo w
I"1n.yoI,a 'uJusnu s. s"S nu'.,vG s'''' u y,.s
So''''s "'' y'o"'' s'A ''iv' .. wv ~ oe,''o'
or MANI 'iiV'''o u .'oo'a ~ l,'t oel',,ss "neu
en' 70 'oul', aiy'Ve M ge"'y ~ ''ue oSi e'gJ'
'aouhaHu ana s'A'y '"o Oolluts ano esh's lAl
c'A's'
-H'''eS!e'--1l'a ~ h'ee''---f " PerulAoe"t allWt
u sooqS or 9'iyf"lsg ~ Pgl ,onIn 9 ~'u'g o'p'y .
august, | l9o' u, 9 nlu1ytq u9p1rSi
fpr permanent 0Nll0''E " Bvoos V' oIuslWF'
Rf lnfu arlcle llyoty -'s' August lo''l "
lallaleu anu my ool'aIa' n,
r2r per'llallsl'l snnu'y u sgQs9 9r oEpe'N' :.
per Ihru oftcle Ge alla 'elgFWy wNc'1 " gralf i|
oepttnoer l919 tlIst Aanltsu ana s.'y u'3@
!, N%l@My fy@,g' Ml 'Mey 1roes w q
D'"''s H'lF"9 " " S'At' ..i9'a'liens ~ "
payment ~ ftqn9u@llyE' q .l.le 70 % lahuS @ -
hou 70 ei5nl'" oNJ 10 PVT 'out'n ai,N'
treaty -tli ecempf o.. WV thIssano uul,al
ror sNln VI 'Men'y .n'"'''ne,s l .o' pay VI "
s'ractor, Siil''h lhysle''n c,,pen.cr ,atlne' aI
Assistant II necessary per ''n'n a'Vlce treaty lo''
Decehpef 800 SIX '"ousanu seven huhufe'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

The United States of America rirst iui'cal Nlc' n
Territory Of New Mexico, County oil sSna te
August Term, A. n 1860
vomes p peck who Sues In his In ChanCcry, Bill for the
own right, and as Aimlnstrt sale o. o'ah y ,e IVY, ~
tor De bnlis ad caa ttstmen lale Of iTpslm TeA ys
10 aHaeso Of reston ntk Jun ecease devised ny hh III
ior deceased, bis last viii and Tesam mt:
rs such sale being necessary for
Preston H. lee Mary Ann era the due execution o he S
craft an her unknown hush VIII, ana ior lhe equine
AMI Elisabeth Applegate for ivHi0nm o. saeh Iea usta'r
merry Cfaefalt anl her husb' among ue stNsA
an - Anpepate Ellen L. and those claiming unicr de-
Shnunlkcr Preston Beck am ceased ueNlseesi pcics
David H. Silver, all Of whom . 4Wa
are adults Of full lawful age;l VS.
an William y. Beck, Anna D. t
Bcdk, an | Elizibcth Blck, MI aillN1H.U
hors hlcr sich lawful aye, ta4
anl Jliette Beck thulf mnth'
ef and lawful guardian, an y IH#
Belle Silver, minor under DtIH IIU
lawful agt AMI the Auil lNv lp
II. Silver h,r father an law
ri glarlian, Defendants. q9H
n. Il remembered That on the 10th day Of said Ahus'
1885, o said court the being the 10th dny OF sad
mm, the following order was made in The Above enstled
t,n upenng the matters Of complanantr BILL appearing
A. Nv. enr, by tile allegations therein contained, aud by the
smda,It Of William H. street. solicitor for the complainant,
sa III ii the sad tfdants, except the said Ellen Y, sloc
- nre sipus of the said territory Of New Nexic,
~ .lle without the ilina thereof 70 that service Of sabpo
~ ~ sannnt b., personally bal upon them.
,ereFore ordered hy the court that n0lce Of the peu
,ns ~ ts sit no given BY publication N some week, wa
In hI Territory and the 81 Louis Republican weekly
Newspaper published y st. Louis NO. ,qr t!e spaer q S
hs rnes they enter their appearance on or before Tue st
IND next term Of ths court to he begun and held At
w. vA Ia Tho county Aforesaid Territory Aforesaid on tho
v.,3aT ii Mach 4 D. 1881 and Yiesi Aps'or crd'm1r
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
FE, NEW MEXICO, OCTOBER 6, 1860.

asao s,x hun,lred dolIara.sa - -
Mr. M twentvninth of thirty instalments far r.,
land steel iof shop Dor fourth articIe treaty II
Sentambar i g32 two bunlred and twenty ,lolla,
Far twentv.pinth Of N Nv instalmants l,s blac
smith and a,sistant shop and tools mar iourh Al,
Gle treatS 81 Sontep,her $40 eiobt bnnlted m
forty doiam. + r. M = - -
For twentyninth Of thirty instalments far iro
and steel for shop, per fourth article tSes.y 81.
Septsmber lea2i two hnndred and twsnty dolar
Eor tweptv.nintb of thirty instalments Ior fart
barrels Of all and forty kegs Of tobacco per fourt
article tresty 2lst September, 1870, one tbousa,,
doRAs ~ ~ ~
For intarost n, ,wo brrdred ,ho,ssrA doIlsr.
at Ave per ceptam. per second article treaty 2ls
October 1877. ton tbousand dollars n ~
For interest Oh EIGHT hundred thousand dollars
at Ava ner ccntnm psr srcnnd articls trestv III
October. 1912, forty thousand dollars
SAos AND Foxrs or 'M,SsorRI--For interest n,
one snndred and f;ltv.soven ,bousond hnr bnnIrsa
dollars, at five per ceptam under the direction Of
the President ben second article treaty 2ls tyct1
her 1aq7 sovop thousaud aioh, brnJ,od sra sav
enty dollars ~ j.Ns
SrsyoIrs--For foppth If ton ipstslmon,s fo,
the sopnort Of sShools mar eiohth artieIo trenty
I'm Auanst ls56 tbree mon sand dnIlars "'
For the fourth Of fan instalments far agricnturol
assistance, Der eighth article treaty III Auoust
1856 two tbnusanJ dollars "" eN'
For the fourth of tnn instalmepts far tbo spp
port Of smiths and smiths sbops ner eiohtb atticI
treaty IN AuO,,t lsbG two thpusana two bun
Hundred dollars.
For five Der centam interest on two hundred and
f(ty thousand dollars h ho maid a. annnitv ma,
eighth article treaty III Auguh Is5G tweJvs thpu Am
and Ave hundred dolIars
For interest on two hundred and fiftv thousand
dollars, at Ave per centum 10 be maid as annuity
thew having ioined tbeir bretb, N west ner robiI
article tsvaty 7th August / S56 twelve thousap,
Eve hundred dollars.a : - .0.s'....''.- WI 3.
sEyAcAS--For permanent annuitv in srocic
Der fourth article treaty 20th Scntamber lsli
i've hundred dollars. ~
For permanent annuity in specjs ner fourth or
ticle treaty l7th September, lsls IVA hunlrc,
dollars. = 7 '7'' T
For blacksmith and assistant shop and tools
and iron and Steel during the pleasure Of N,
President per fourth article treaty 2sth February
1881, one thousand and sixty dollars,
For miller during the Measure Of tbs President
Der fourth article treaty 2stb February, 1881 ii,
hundred dollars 1s H I' lE'' " NJ Y
SgsEcAs op.Nsw YoRr-Fot ,ermanent ,nnu
.,y, IN lien Of interest on stock per act Of lOtl,