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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
NEWS ITEMS.

On the third Of March IN ali probability,
and the same hour, ceased to be proper
ty"
INTELLIGENCE from Baltimore says that
the first resistance to Federal authority
viii be there
INTELLIGENCE from Charleston states
there exists pretty strong party in South
Carolina opposed to ratifying the Mont
eomerv constitution, and will resist it at
every point
The Michigan senate, by vote of - to
9, refused to invite Gen. Cass to that body
THIRTEEN of twenty-five nunneries in
the city Of Mexixo, have been suppressed
by the government, causing much excite
ment
DELAWARE has done two good things,
She has refused to have an extra session
Of the legislature in April, and has also
. refused to grant any more licenses for lot
terics
-A-N-'4-iN9b-', litf iu-4llft StGNt, w ilt>c
case has created so much excitement, was
in Montreal the other day lie will re
main in that city till the opening of navi-
CATION, when he proceeds to England
Nh. Richard Sands, the world-renown-
ed circus proprietor, died recently at Ha-
yana. His remains reached New York
! on the / It'll instant He leaves family
who are amply provided for, as the deceas-
! ed leaves an ample fortune.
THE house of ]. Bell, in the town OF
/ Jackson, Marquette Co., was burned last
week with all It's contents, 100 bushels OF
/ grain No insurance.
! A PLOT has just been discovered TO pre-
cipitate kentucky into the Secession move
ment, by the organization of secre. soc. ct IS
called State Rights clubs.
THERE was $50 O0O bushels of oats in
| the war ehouses of Chicago, last week, ex
elusive of those stored in private ware
| houses
W. II. RUSSELL, the founder Of the Ecny
NpiEoS has CbHCiuhtu CU1l fdGt W Ia ifiT
Overland Mail Company. transferred /.
last Congress to the Central Route, to
the mail and pony from the Missouri rive
connecting with the Overland Company ~
Sail Lake City.
DoUGLAs and Fessenden. in debate, in
the U. s. Senate. on Friday last, had some
nretfv warm xxotds
An election for State officers and mem
hers of Congress is TO be held in Connecti
cut on the first Of April next
Three members of the new Cabinet
Messrs. Cameron Welles and Blair-haye
worked a. the case as printers. These with
Vice President Hamlin, form m iilus,rous
guartette Of typos.
THk State Senate of Ohio, by vote of
.wenty-six to five. has PASSED resolution in
favor Of a National Convention 10 settle our
national difficulties.
THE Governor Of New York has appointed
Thursday, the 1lth day of April next, TO be
observed as a day of fasting and prayer
| throughout that tate.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
4 Deserved Compliment

The Madison Argus (Dem.) pays the
following just compliment to our excellent
State Treasurer, Hon : D. Hastings:
THE finances OF THE STATE--When a
man now gets an appropriation by the
Legislature, or a claim audited. 1t Is a
matter of cash in hand Four years ago,
it was. except for a few months in the
spring a matter OF about - cents on the
dollar Still the taxes are now no higher
no more money Is received into the
State Treasury This pleasant state of
things has been brought about hy the in
PRODUCTION Of system of regularity
strictncss and order in the management
of the office Mr. Hastings has shown in
the Office an unusual degree Of financial
skill and integrity. and we hardly know
OF another citizen OF the STATE who has
proved himself so we'll adapted 70 the Job
Of recovering the condition Of the Treas
urv. exhausted. disarranGed. and empty
as it was when he took ii. The exact reg
ularitv with which business i dispatched.
the sp..it of accommodation thar prevails
in the Office. and the pleasant confidence
with which a man 10 whom money Is due
approaches expecting to get it. are eviden-
ces of the fitness ami ability Of the pres
ent Treasurer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
Circuit Court.

The spring term Of the court for this
county ended on Thursday last-leavlng
about half the business as we learn on the
docket undisposed of in consequence of
parties not being ready. to try their
eases
The case Of the state against Merton j
Grub. in the 10th year OF his lge. indlct-
cd and tried for burning Bishop Darn IN the
town of Jamestown. resulted in the con
victian of Grubh, and he was sentenced
by Judge Cothren to four years hard Ia
bor and two hours Of solitary confinement,
in the state prison
Harrison ROGERS who was tried for
stealing 500 from the person Of Thomas
NcIyer, was convicted and sentenced 10
TWO wears hard labor and one hour of sol
itary confinement in the penitcnriary.
Robert W NAPLES who stole Valentine
Bo-ah oxen was con icte and sentei d
10 hard labor one year with one hour so.-
itary confinement in the state prison
TG~ant Go. Witness
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
COMMERCIAL

MINERAL foIST, TUESDAY March IS, 1851.
Nur quotations. are given for the Cay which the
IkiBCNK Is Issued CTuesdsyJ ard variations from
those prices curing the week, the variations Of
the market, for 'Fhiell We are not accountable.
WhEAT- 63 tre7c.
FLOC 8-Ny.I .
AohN-N-w - -t, aa- S,x.s, ,r-a u.
oAIS-- 90 Is cents 80
BEANS - 4soo per usneI Tor clear white
Belly - 90 ~ loot 81 4 a. 50 u quarter.
SALF-.-,7o pr barrel.
SIGAk-lietAiis a. to IL lhsro- 81
CCER.AN I>-kvtssiis Il lbs tor 81
dui-A -stS-tle tail> Al 90 600 cents gallon
IRON Al ID = fEEIs-I. now sold Al G.Ien, ,r;-..
from q cents according to SKIES
AlAEhAL-S-51c S1o per 1000 pounds.
CoAL-s6 per gun.
HiDES-br., 4, e l2c; Green, ! a. Sc. crubs,
ono Auslin HIDES from one half no third. -.
MISUNDERSTANDING, SO, Joist and eantunx, .is
c-sr t-ucll =,
81 TflEf-ffe-h in rolls. 10 zl2c
hGH>-oc- per CUIeu.
LAhi'-lUc- Per pound
POTATO. s. ser bssbeI
HklLu AFfla>-sC per pound
vNleNS-,ee per iusLy!
FoAA-s 5utas5.5v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26


The Annual Conference tor the NJ +.
Church commenced its session this morn
Inc with Bishop Morris presiding, and
some 50 members from all parts of the
State in attendance
James Latromberse. head chief Of the
PotawatomieS, with a number of leading
men OF the tribe, came in yesterday with
seventeen teams for supplies from the Re
lief Committee, and were supplied with
corn, flour, beans, meal and clothing, and
with wheat for seed. They claim the
100000 due them from the Government
for which they have recently instituted
suit The tribe numbers 200 and the
head men estimate over 900 needing as
siStance
Our 10000 bushels Of seed wheat have
been received and distributed from this
point together with large amounts Of gar
d"n and other seeds Nearly three hun
dred teams were loaded with supplies of
( different descriptions to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, March 81.
After lively debate, the Convention
adopted the permanent Constitution on the
Confederate States-aves lUl noes I
The steamer Cahawba has arrived with
Havana dates to the 18th inst sugar
dull at 69Ca.7 rails Moiasses dali Mon
ev depressed Sterling exchange 10
G,IlO4. New York exchange los pre-
MUM
Prince Albert has been heard Of at
/ Bermuda, and would arrive at Havana
April l>t Grand preparations were max
/ inc for his reception.
| The yacht Mary kinEsland from New
York, was wrecked on the Florida coast
Scott Theatrical Troupe was rescued by
the Cuhawba after several davs of expos
ure The boat and nearly all the property
are lost. The boat was valued at $40, 600
FoRT kEARNEY March p.
The Pony Express. with California dates
to the 9th inst, passed here at 620 A VI
to-day.
The Legislature, in Joint session, had
one ballot for L. : Senator on the Sth
inst with the following result T. ;
/ Phelps, %; McDougal y; Weller. IS ,
\u-eut, 9; Denver, l.; Whitesides
HoGe, , The Republicans are expected
( to cast their united strength foranv accep-
table Union man. when such candidate
can be brought forward
\ series of strong Union resolutions
passed the Assembly on the 9TH
i fire at Quincy. Plumas county. des-
s-oycd property valued at 10000
GALVESTON, March %
The Convention has passed an ordinance
declaring vacant the Governor chair and
that the Secretary Of state account for
his refusal to appear before the Conven-
tion as did other officers upon due Motif
cation 10 take the oath of allegiance 1t
Gov. Clark was u assume the functions at
once and the Secretary Of state was call
ell on 10 hand over the great seal of Off
/ cial reco-ds
The Legislature met on the 18th. 1t Is
not known what Houston viii do
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

IN PROBATE COUNTY CuURT-I0wA CO wIS
10 tho of the Estate Of Nicholas Curry, de-
CEASED
oTltE j. htrebs given, that 10y virtue and in pur-
su.ure uf au UrIeT ut license made in said mat
r-t, abe Is 1as oi Aa ca, \ y i7ti, ~ tho
county Count 81 sai. county. th~ undersigned Iusld-
ian tile Ilutr l'Ir- of s-t Ntchoias AIRY, DE-
ceased, WILL rhr 2uih Gay Of April, ID 1861, at
tuv boUr ri RE-" O'Clock 4 ~, At IT," trout door OF tine
comfy buidiuE ia thr ,fs - MlnvsHl Foint, ofe :
for sac at public vcudur, tie foiIoNius tescrIbes
land ? al rs.afe tu-Wii-
Fart ut iu5 y thi ty-our Oh ia X.iets suryrr
Of the yiltssr. nov tit. 81 Mineral Tciu-. lowe
county. Wisconsin. beginning tt.c northwest
said lot n, tCurc south -rEv1t t-gr-"t.
aiut. side thigh street irl Il ard
three lurrS Jht south II degrees west. o. feet
thence salfh 80 degree wet, loi iee' and ~
ncuyS thence norm lg degrees cast los beet and nine
inches. 10 i.- place of h-s ginning he terms Of
ce made known az t.sc tiuI- snd place of sale
janis SUI ItI>tIN. Guardian
o. IA, Nluol H-iIS uf Nicholas Curry.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

i~FasR,rIo~ WANTED A Mr.. Horace
Fairuaa resident Of Pfaiiie du >ac, Sank
county. " scnn-in. lett that place on the
stu o, y oveR4bsr last. with 4 grey team
and buggy. Tie was to return ~ five days
but has ne,e CT been hra of s.nca the day
In ques ion lie Is - wears Old weighs
about - poun 5; hs high; Is five fee,
ei-hi or n ne inches; ne has brown h If
and whI>ke :, and blue eyes. II wife
was taken 81 directly after ne iett and Is
in need Of his aSsiS ance Il NJ. Fair
man j. living viii he please send vard nd
money - Airs. Fairman imme II ely. Ii
any person has seen him nee he Left. or
knows where he now i. vii they please
Z We information IN Taste TO Caroline FAR
man. tx II =. 10 Prairie Gu Sac, Sauk
county. Ni-consin. " estern, eastern and
Canada papers please copy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
From the d" Home InteIliseucer."
The County Seat.

We publish this week the law author
ling the people of this county TO vote on
the question of a removal of the county
seat.
We have few words 10 say to the
voters of this county On the second
day Of April next, you are to vote upon
the question Of the removal of the county
seat to Dodgevilie. You have been
haraSsed for several years npon this
question by the importunate and self
interested demand- Of Dodgeville. While
Mineral Point ard Dodgevi!ie are suYpos-
Ell 70 lee more Immediately interested, il
seems 10 Us that the people Of the Whole
county are noc only immsdia-ely bur
deeply interested. THe county seat is, OF
course, beue fetal to the place Of il loci-
ton. Mineral PoiGt has It, and. very
naturally desires TO keep it. Dodgeviiie
oovets IT and Is strairing every nerve to
take 1t from Mineral Point. The latter
not only desires TO retain the advantages
attending thee unity seat. but is unwilling
10 bear the burden of taxation iuc.-
deus to its removal. Do1geville Is
wiling 10 stand her share OF the taxes.
/ and impose the same upon others who
are unwilling, Tor her benefit. The peo>
/ pie Of the entire county are interested III
taxation, and it behooves them TO look to
/ the matter. TIE county has already been
! taxed and paid *, All 10 upon the build
ing partially erected in Dodgeville and
/ designed for a Court House. The county
/ building yet remains to be erected, if you
/ vote il favor of the " renewal" The
law now requires such building to be
re>proof, and it has been estimated by
competent persons that the building
would cost about $4,000. The people
( should examine into these matters for
/ Themselves, and consider whether they
/ feel able, III these times, to stand the
/ enormous Increase Of taxation subsequen:
uy.cn ctaa2ii : rbe county seat.
You VII hear all sorts Of statements,
rerudiating the idea OF taxation but if
you will take the pains to ascertain the
ruth you will hud that, II you remove
the County Scar, You viii have u bleed ~
You probably remember The last confess
Were yon not led to believe that all the
necessary buildings were 50 he ereeiel
/ without any expense TO The County Ana
yet before the completion OF one han you
nave to pay S-i4l 10 and as to the other
uait you nave got to stand the entire
+ expense II you were m'sied De!oFe'
would II not be wise IN you 70 exercise
4 little caution ms time' ana nor s"iiIo"
everything you are told we do not III
innate 'hae "]a tue pouge'li'e people at
'emP'ed 10 deceive you. lhose VINO
PROMISED To give certain sum fo'oH'as
the eTec.ion OF court House lHin1leu
their agreement as We have been credibiS
informed but did not the Dodgeviiie em>
Is7aFieS' scattered al over the county as
sure you fh"t the removal ot '"e County
seat ""ulu not at al increase your taxes
4 AL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
NCTICE-ICST.


LIBERAL RkH AID viii be paid for III. r.sto-
y rzsloU = the subscriber O. the Certificate OF
IN ikA- or kk'klN Is REt Eft No s. S2s is
sued l-rul ;hv - Land Office Mineral Point Wis
OF t!iv totiosstug described tract Ths
hail II Lhv d rth-WeSt quarter Of section number
t~vnty two - IN rovusAlp uutnher ~. north
OF range &, Of the fourth rriucr Al
meIIoIau, ana situate N iAe County Of Iaf.y,tte
Ststc of Wlscon>iS. and within the Mineral POM
LanA District. said Certificate or receipt being
signed ~ h.ury F.owGian, Receiver, aud which has
been lost Ana uUIIce - hereby that the
entry having been cancelled by tile L : Government
the snhscIlo cN be entitled 20 tie purchase
money. st "rth ia said receipt. and viii apply The
Genera Land Office al Washington 10 have The
refunded 70 -hlu after the expiration OF SIX weeks
from his
Dhled At sIneraI Point; Wisconsin, Msrch 1c;h. 1861.
JOSEPH MILLER.
CSC l. FAosT, Attorney for Applicant. Il-e-
Elisha Alexander. Plaintiff
sgas.st
Robert y RioSey, Nancy A hickey, his wife Defend
Stste ~ Wisconsin. lows County Circuit Court.
Ttc 90 raj Iowa County Wisconsin.
To "a ADORE named IjefeHdaHfs
y The uazur ~ STATE ct nl~eonsjn you here
! by summoned AMI required to answer the com
palnt 10 tus section. winch MED in the Office Of
the clerk o said Court thc IAN day Of March 1901
aud % serve copy Of YOUR answer TO aid Com
plant IN" Su scrfher his Office in the civ OF
Appleton. putasaiuie County Wisconsin. within
tseut days SITTER ths service hereof, exclusive Of the
dsH of such service ami il you iail 10 rho
sad Complaint within th- tIne aforesaid She Plain
an vail apply 10 The Court Cor the relief demanded
q IN the .vIui .alnt-
tKhpEtLCb PACKARD, Plaintiffs attorney
liz Gw
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
UIIUAL ELLUUN.

- tTIt- Is hereby given, that election will be
' uelt an L., several Towns, Wards, and election
scHet- oi the state - " i-cousiu. The hrst Tues
ID, ",a he ud Gay ~ ApTil mex, tor the cleo
tieu q Associate Justice IS fie ~uprer~o Court
for The term oi years She hrst ia
II January. A. - ls62-
An lection uilI te held on the day in I'll"
eTl T"H Wrts and election pTecircts Of tho coun-
y eft l-~R cor the election 81 County Judge. Tor
sal County. Tor the term of four wears.
the Irs. Jay ot January. A. D. 1852.
n4 elections q be conducted, the votes chnvn<ssds
aud returns made ia .eru-iaHcr with the provision
of Chapter seven tie Revised StAi utes 81 1858.
Given under my hsnd and the Great Seal
/. : of thc state the Capitol II Madison,
t.4Is -eiftA day % February, A u. 1sol-
l.. I. HARVEY
Secretary Of State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

BUILDINGS FREE OF EXPENSE TO THE T3H PAY
Frs OF THE COUNTY = Iowa County Advo-
cate, March q, 1861.
THE CITIZENS OF DODGEVILLE
WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
/ ERECTION OF As GOOD COUNTY
/ BUILDINGS As THERE ARE AT PRES
ENT IN MINERAL POINT. - Iowa
County Advocate, Sept %, 1853.
In the same paper the Editor Of the Adj
vocatc says he proposes = leaving it to
ADLER heads than his to decide whether the
citizens OF Dodgeville have done right in
adopting the mode they have in ExoNERA-
7 TING THE VOTERS OF IOWA COUNTY FROM TAX
ArIoS."
! Again the same number Of the Advocate
said the sum raised (S5, 500 "was raised
/ in one night notice, and that $4,000 can
i be raised as easy as s.. $50, i e. if it was
+ considered necessary"
! Such were the statements Of the Advo-
/ cate in 1888, and they were repeated al
most weekly during the entire campaign
/ 1t Is true they only subscribed some 8, 900
for that purpose, but the assertion was
made, and repeated that S, 900 would be
amply sufficient for the erection Of all the
necessary County Buildings, and the Ad-
vocate said they could raise Sl5, 900 if that
sum was necessary.
Every man in Iowa county who voted
+ for the Removal of the County Seat to
Dodgeville in 1888, with the understanding
7 that Dolgeyillc would erect all the County
Buildings at her own expense, is morally
bound to vote, against it now, since
I Dodgeyille has refused TO do as the ncople
were made TO believe she would do.
/ The Advocate says: The tax increased
. by the County appropriation of 81 600, and
additional allowance since to the amount
over 500. HAs BEEN PAID
Yes, Tax Payers of Iowa County you
have already paid over s, 400 towards the
erection Of Court House (yet unfnished)
which the people Of Dodgeville agreed to
build, exoneratins the voters of Iowa
County from Taxation And this is but
a drop in the bucket, when compared
with the amount necessary to furnish the
Court House ana erect the building for
officers
Remember the people Of Dodseville do
not propose to give another cent towards
the public buildings What more is re
quired, be it more or less, must be raised
~ taxation # the County Seat IS rensev ed;
besides we are creiitably informed that
the people Of Dod4eyille have plan on
foot whereby they expect to GET RACK the
$4,000 they subscribed towards the County
Buildings
In Mineral Point you have already all
the Buildings necessary for county pur-
poses, in good condition, and the City Of
Mineral Point stands pledged to keep these
in repair, SO long as the COUNTY Seat re
mains in this City Let the Tax Payers
think Of these things and vote as they feel
viii be for their own interests.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

SIGNIFICANT ISDIcAIioS A gentleman
residing liz Iowa informs the ed itlr of the
Utica Herald shat the land offices IN different
sections OF the West are fionded with apphca-
uons Tor affirmation from Southern people
These aPplIcatons are generally made IN WI
ting, and refer To the state at affairs existing
IN the South as rendering emigration to the
North desirable. MANY Of these sppl cations
come from a. la South as Texas aud Louisi-
ana. The fSct A.. the e reign of terror" pre-
vsiiIng IN the Gotten States must are long
drive tens OF thousands otthe best inhabitants
away.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !

NECEET All UFFfCs
To the sheriff 81 the County 81 iowa
sir YOU vii please take notice that an sleo-
ton ia 30 fcIs she dT-f Tuesday, being the 2n
dar 90 April next. y she several ward. and
- ectiuu precincts the county q Io~a State Of
iscuuriu. for the election e ASSOCIATE JUS
TICE the supreme Court for the Of
commencing the first das of JauuAry, A d. 1904.
Anu sisu, for the election % - COUNTY JUDGE
for enid county Iowa. for the term Of four years
conmeucirz the bret DAY Of January, A ID 1852.
Gistn under nf hand and the great seal q tn.
l. Stat, at the capitol an Madison, this 2sth
Gay 90 February, A - 1851
EDNA Ri iTsIEY.
ltd Asst. Secretary Of Ststs.
GEO. 4E5sERsHITH. Sheriff Of Iowa County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

Tx CorNrr BoSn NogE-Thc Editor Of
the .4drecaa. las made a t'ip 70 Milwaukee
10 ascertain villa, lie testimony vas given y
,l,e senior Editor q this Palcr he.ure JDdse
M.iler's CoIrt ~ the County Bond sult, and
publishes the result Of hss l4bers IN his las,
ta,er. Had nIeni sly called upon Us We
could la { saved him the tai. and furnished
him the Or, - ExanlIl a;:ol. he eal Was omit
ted ami which related 1" sI-e whiting ~ "onIen
and children Ii Dodsesil.r Ug..n that 4ues-
ton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26
pnoeasss y TENNESSEE = letter from

Pnoeakss y tennessee 4 letter from
Dresden. ieHn. ~
:. i are geit.i4. &, 4 point Tia. vii allow
free, co,uisI. uc...aa ivi Neen -i'e ->gF'i anu
-. Deris- tre lac c..HraS~ Icy itse l'rr>-
-, H.. Hon + uer-en Ethsr.dEe made =
-, here tllat wa~ deuoaaeed by Tie pro
.ta,srz :l..u..tssaey - ..n '.t,aiitl"H speech
- tI,,,t. IL, tA.H.- las been ;alSea %
- ,s..aI anI ~ ma fiers are creai
~ men r,-rs = hu cn.itrsr ite dacI-it.e 81
T.Ierd,s. ia tact oeieNe = a.'j"Fitl y ne
p.s,tle mere IKE Nr- f.iieiidle. N'.,'i az
,l,5 \ iitile dl-cuS~3"u a. AL that =
$50 !. make th,s Weakly e,''.Hty IL. "a
= e's-'..,t..n, Eyru many >l4'eioit-rs are
- s = IT, ia-t.,u'ien- We hook f.' our
.&.,.i.,a +. epi,ga'lpsd son, aad better
d., will be Opened:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

THE REyULsIoN CoMINi. The Raleigh
N 81 Standard has this hit the lead
crs If tie recession movement:
- here Is no democracy ia the action OF
the >oathern Of garchy. TIE people were
rushed out Of the Union, without the prlvi-
lege r being heard al the polls; and in
Georgia the idea Of the people having the
right IN the last resort 10 :. ape their own
de-lInies was sue.red at by Cobb and
ronmh<. Such things cannot endure a
revulslun vii. take place sooner or later
which sill vindlcatr the majesty and power
Of the people and sweep the oil saEchy from
the tIce OF the earth
W. IL. Holden. the editor Of the san
& ri, received his third challenge for this
son last week. lie refuses 10 accept or
rs.E2ct.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-26

A BE SUM-Sone s2J]).001 900, has
been expended in the United States with
in the past thirty years for the benefit Of
Indians; but perhaps more than one-half
of this sum has passed into the hands Of
dishonest scoundrels connected with the
Iniian Bureau ar Washio4to7.