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The national Republican., 1862-04-22
Full Particulars Of the Capture
9, Of Apalachicola! a
Interesting "Details

The Navy Department has received full
particulars Of the capture Of Apalachicols,
by our foi ces, about three weeks ago. They
found there parts Of white families, some
Spanish fishermen, and slaves, numbering, In
all, about six hundred and fly souls. The
Notifications were not of formidable charac.
ter, and were built Of sand. Commander stell
wagon rsfrsinsd from hoisting the American
Gag. from humane motives the rebels threat.
ening that II they had any intercourse with our
troops, they (the enemy would, on the frat
convenient opportunity, burn the town. and
bis boats lying too far up the stream to pro-
tect them.
The exodus Of the poor women and children
is represented by the negroes as being truly
heart rendpg. They were taken away during
a heavy storm, carrying with them but small
portions Of their furniture and household
effects, and were obliged to cross the river on
RATS iu the midst Of the deluge.
A number Of pilot boats and scbooners were
also captured, some of which ran aground In
attempting to cross the bar, and by the order
Of Commander Stellwagon were burned. Two
Of them he determined to send to Key West for
adjudication; one Of them was loaded with
cotton.
The rebel troops in the vicinity Of Johnson's
Landing had been for five month, engaged III
building q gunboat- nnt, however, having met
with much success.
The batteries on st. Vincents Pass were de
stroyed by our forces, as well as others 10 the
vicinity.
Commander Stellwsgon thinks the men are
entitled to considerable credit having been
engaged In heavy work from twenty four to
thirty-six hours, which was checrfully accom-
plishpd
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 20.--The weather
continues unpleasant, with cold rain and
wind from the north. g..La,..
The Rip Raps opened upon Sewall's Point at
about halfpsst six O'Clock yesterday evening.
firing for about fifteen minutes. The rebels
replied with one gun. The firing was very
good.
There Is nothing new from Yorktown to-day.
Advices up to this afternoon represent every
thing as unusually qniet there.
The sale Of Harper's Weekly for the present
week has been stopped. on account Of contain
Ing illustrations Of our works 10 the vicinity Of
Yorktown.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

THE New NATIONAL THEArRE.-This is said
to be the largest theatre in the country. 1t Is
under the management Of Leonard Grover. 1t
opens tonight with comedy combination
company, aud With principal actor who is
said to have lin that line) no superior in the
United States. There is a season for all things,
and therefore for mrth aud the promise of that
at the New National Theatre is most abundant
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
No MeRE CorroN.-The Richmond Examine,

No MeRE C0TrON. Richmond Examiner
says:'
ia gentleman who has just returned from
extensive ralnbles In Louisiana and Texas,
says the sugar planters are feeding their mo-
lass's to their hogs, and are going to raise
meat from the cane, and that none of the
planters are making any attempt to raise crops
Of cotton. Very few of the plantations have
ov-rseers, most Of them having gone to the
war"
Another enlargement Of the New York Ca
mails 10 contemplated, so MS to admit the pas
sage Of gunboats. A bill TO that effect passed
the State Senate Friday, by u decided ina! ority.
ORDINANCES CAPTURED FROM THE ENEMY.-Since
the war began upward OF five hundred cannon
have been taken IRON the rebels by the Union
!orces.
Fort Pulaski just taken by our forces, W as
built al cost OF 1868 900.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

YoRKrowN.-In the affair of last Wednesday
at Lees Mill, in which the Vermont troops SO
distinguished themselves, it is reported from
Norfolk that Hon. Howell Cobb now General
Cobb, commanded the rebels. A regiment from
North Carolina, one from Georgia. and one
from Louisiana, were engaged in the fight,
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE BILL FOR THE
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF
C0LUxBIA.-The Senate, yesterday. confirmed
the nominations of the Honorable Samuel F.
viuton and Daniel r. Goodloe, Esq, as com,
missioasrs under the bill for the abolition Of
slavery 10 the District OF Columbia We have
heard of no domination in the place OF James
G. Bsrrrtt, who declined the appointment a.
the third commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
From Southern Tcnncsses-Gcn Mitch
eIrs Nisit to OscAtur.

CHICAGO, April 10. Aspecisl Cairo dispatch
to the Tribune says tn 1t when General Mitchell
reached Decatur, Alabama. on his la,e bridgr
expedition be took possession oi the telegraph
office and cut the wires leaving Decatur ana
Corinth only telegraph communication. Sub
scquently Beauregard sent a message to jeff
Davis demanding re!nforcements for Cornit
and declaring that otherwisi h. could not hold
his position Gen. Mitchell answered the d's
patch and pr missed the reintorcements.
. An important movement has taken place
since the above, the particulars Of which can
not be published at present.
At the lat st dates from Pittsburg Landing
The two armies were nearing each other slowly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

nf There has been quite a demand for the
paper containing our Editorial Trip to Ma.
nssas." We have republirhed 1t in our weekly
Of which We have few copies left, which Can
be obtained at this office.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

while inspecting the Monitor, Capt. letters is
reported to have said:
III knew a. much Of the Merrinac from
newspaper descriptions and pictorial represen
tations and diagrams " the rebels know OF the
Monitor, would go up to Norfolk and sink her
before sundown."
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
Death of Gov. Harvey.

CAIRO, April 2l.- Governor Harvey, Of Wis.
oonsin, was drowned near Savannah, In the
Tennessee river, on last Saturday night. He
was stepping from one boat 70 another.
The body had not been discovered when the
dispatches left. ..rr. r.r
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
TINTED STATES rAT&Nr oEEICE

~ w WASHINGTON. Ahil lSTl
TN the petition Of Phchv Arm FISK cxecu;,ix No
Of Almond D. Fisk, late f the city county, and State
q! New Yak praying tor the extension OF patt nj
granted 10 The late Amond ID, \ al, NV n, isis,
aud re Issued March b, lsG', for An improv ement In
Coihn- Tor seven years from the expiration of said
pa,c"t which takes place on the Ii,h day Of Novem
brr, 1869,
II l. oelered that the said petition be heard NJ the
Patent OiRce, On Monday, the 25th day OF October
next, NJ I" O'Clock nd all persons are notified to
appear and show riu4 Il any they have, why said
petition ought not II be granted,
'efsons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writin VI least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony hlei by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken 40 q
transmitted in accordance with the raes OF the
ofire which will b. iurni,he on ap, licatiOn
The testimony 10 the case will he closed ou the
3h day Of October next deposilionf and other pa.
pen relied upon ~ testimony must be hlod In the
office or BIZ ore the norning OF that day; the ar
gumenis, if any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also that this hoioe be published In the,
National ReI,aliean, Washington, ID g and Tribune,
New York, N. ~ once u week for three succe save
weeks the fret of sad publications to be at least
sixty days previous 20 tile day OF hearing.
ID. y HOLLOWAY,
Commission OF Patents.
T. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to The Patcnt Ofce, with
paper containing this LVtioe ap9i--iaw3w
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III uiasB VCket.. l.
The s,s 7. NJ Line runs da ly, Sundays exc, pte
ihe L. L. N Sou'hern Mail runs daiiy
WAY LINES,

For B,istol, Trentor, 10 at 10 and px A. NJ
and 3, 10 AID ]. NJ, from kepsins ton, and ~;
+. NJ, from Walnut street whs,f ~
For Briatol and intermediate stations q. IL, A.
NJ. rom kensii gton
For Palmyra, Riyerton, Dslanco, Beverly Bur.
ling,o", for-ncc, BoIden,own, &c, at I2H,l 40
and 81 p
Steamboat Trenton, for Borientown and interme.
wharf
S. For New York. and Way Lines 10 ,vng Ken.
sing"n Depot take the Cars on Fifth street, above
Walnut, hal, an hsur before departure. The Cars
run inta the Depot, ami on arrival Of each Trsin,
run from the Depot.
Fifty Yoands o, Baggage onlv. SLOWED each pas.
senRer. Passengers are prohibited from taking suy.
thing baggage hut their wearing appslel. All
baggage over hty pounds, to be paid for extra
The COmuany limit III. ir responsibility for Baggage
to One Dollar per pound and will no; be liable ior
any amount tyoad 100 Dollars except by .pe ial
c n,rs,t WIN. II. GATZMER, Agent
ap22
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n q NJ II Z N II NJ q a L
- OPERA HOUSE.
(Lste Philharmonic Hall.)
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT

GRAND oPENING NIGHT,
on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1852,
wnh attraction unprecedented ed-making = comhina
ton Of talent and female beauty u IQaaled in the
annals OF the profession; iniro iucirg
sweet songs, Music. and Melody,
Nc ~ OPERAS,
FANCY DANCES AaD BURLEsQUEs.
In establish q this great Temple Of Amusement the
MANI gers have spared no exbenso In p occurring the
most refa, tbs and first talent III tho country
Of both male and male stars Of the brightest max
uitude.
MISS AILLY ROSE,
The fascinating D,nssu.e, late Of Raveis' Troupe.
MIs' JULIA PAssANO,
The charming ngsirrSs, trom The New York
Theatres
MISS X ATE MARSHALL,
The beautiful and charming Danseuse, late Of the
celebrated Kon,any Troupe
MISS MARY wALTEN,
The brilliant Vocalist
Mlih LUCY CLIFTON,
The charming Dauscuse.
FRANK LEMOUNT,
ihe pleasing Ballad st,
CHARLEY FLETCHER,
Eccentric Comedian and I,i.h Vocalist
HAIRY tai or.
son Of Momus
MASTER WILLIE,
Ligh!nipg Jig Dane 7
FRANK BuCKSlONE,
Gui,aris NJ General Perfol iner
And hast OF STARS In rapid succession.
An excellent ORCliE EsiRA. under the Leader hip
OF the we'll tnown Vol lpist,
PROF, GEORGE MAJ HMAN
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

The Indianapolis Journal says the different
occupants of Camp Morton have the sau,s de.
sires. The Fed raj soldiers want pIy rolls and
the rebels paroles.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

The Cincinnati Times lays that il has seen
the gtlicih documents Of lodge OF tho Knights
Of the Golden Circle in that city, including its
charter, commission Vi officers, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

IIOl HOi FOR THE PEOPLES CLOTHING
II STORE, No. 400 Seventh stiest, Mher" you
III iu the bast stock Of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods T,usks, Hats and Caps, st low prices.
mar d3m o.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

Fs-Wssson's Progrons Of Slavery. y.-Copies
OF this weIk for sale at the oce Of the National
Repmlican. Pamphlet edition, 2s cents Bound
cd ton, 10 ocnts
1869. Arrangement for 1890
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1862.
NEW YORK LINES.

TIE CAMDEN AND AN 10Y AND PHiLA
DELpHIA ANDI RENTON RAILROAD CO IS
LINES
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
From Walnut street whAr', and Ken
sington Depot.
WILL LK.vE FOLLOWS VIZ: Fare
AT a NJ via Camden sni Amboy-C SA
Accnmmoda ion. Observation-Disclosures. S9q5
At . y. N via Camt-n AID Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation. 49,. 826
Ato'a a. n via Kensingto and Jersey City
Morning Mail. ...........................3 $50
At AZ T. via Camden and Amboy-Accom.
At T. via q, mdsn and XmDcy.G and <.
A,4 r Vi. Camicnn and jersey city. '''0
Evening Express. ess........................ Q 90
At A., via Camden and Jersey City
"a Class T cket... .......................'.. 226
At oh 7 N via Kensington and Jersey City
At 70 2 NJ via kensington and Jersey City
Southern Mail .............,............ 800
AT NJ via Csmcou and Amboy-Accom.
modation, (F eight and Pass niger y
1st class ticket. ......... 225
- I'd olass ticket. .......... l60
The etS +. NJ Line runs da ly, Sundays exc, pted
u ne L. l.. NJ Sou herp Muil runs daiy
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

- Gen. Shields has been nominated as
major general.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
TINTED STATES PAT Mt OEFlCn,

- wAsHIsGrox, April II, 1852.
On the petition Of Gilberl Jsssup, Of Chapinvile
q unaio cJunty New York, praying for the ex'en.
SION Of patent granted 10 him July IS 1s48 for MI
improv IN lhrrshing Machines, for seven years
from The expiration Of sAia patent, which takes
place on the 18th day OF July, lS82,
It " ordered that the said petition be heard q. the
Patent oihee on Monday, the sO'h day Of Juae mex,
at 10 clook, N; all persons notified to ap
pear and shpw eau e, &c any they have, why said pc
lit on ought not to be granted
Persons oppo-ing the ext ion are required TO hle
in the Patent Offcc tn ir objections, specially set
forth In writing at least twenty days before the day
of heariog; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing mus, be taken and trans
mitted IN aocoIdsEce with the rules of the Office
which will be Furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the ID
day of June next; uepostions and other paper. re.
lied upon as test mony must be filed in this o,bce on
or before ihs moraing Of hat day; the arguments
II any, within ten days he'e iter.
Ordered Also that this u0!ic3 be pub ishId in The
National R,IniLiean, Washington, ID, y and h
- nmes,' Canandsigu,. N. Y, once week for three
successive weeks; the FIR OF said publications to b.
At least sixty days pre,iOu to the day Of hearing.
D. +. HOLLOWAY.
CJmmission e Of Patents
L. s. litors of the above paper, will please copy
and nd their bills 10 the Patent Office, with papsr
containing this notice. ap G'-'w
The national Republican., 1862-04-22


seal. nF PRICES:
PsIquette, 81 cents Gentlemen unsos sompanied
BY ladies' to Orchestra chairs 90 cents Colo cd gal
leTy, rs GEMS
Doors op n At I O'Clock { onoart commence at s
o clock, preo sely, DR. q d. HARRISON,
spa Agent and Treasurer
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

- D. axes Plantation Bitters.-s. II.
1860. Kit invigorates, strengthens and puritles
the system; Ia . perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable and ,fectua, tonic In the world II Ia
composed Of the celebrated Csis.ya bark, roots,
herbs, and pure ST. Croix rum Particularly
adapted to delicate females; cure, Dyspepsia and
Weakness and Is just the thing for the changes Of
seasons. sold by all grocers druggists hotels and
saloons. P. H. DRAKE 4 CO,
ap i-sm 2o9 Broadway, N. r.
~ special Hotice.-On and after Tuesday,
April L. 1852 the train' on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence rurniJg daily, Sundays
exceptedJ leaving tais Station at 7.4o q. m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West ria Wheeling or
parkersburg Through tickets sold and b,ggaxe
checked. W.P SMITH.
N. Of Transr ortatioI d. h o r. t.
ap 1-dtf tStar \ Givbel
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
TINrrED srATEs PATENT OFFICE,

-
% the pe,ito OF Robert Bur Good, ear, late
OF Philsdelphii, Pa, now OF Elk.on, Maryland,
praying iur the extension Of 4 patent crauted 10
Ills ss.igGees jane A. Owic and Charles Carr, o ,
the 18th Mach, 1870, ante ,tei 18th OF Septem
ber, ,sls and re Is uei 18th OF June, 1885, for an i'm.
prycment in Apparatus for opria,ing Shuttle Boxes
Tor Looms, Tor seven years ron the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the 18TH day OF
September, 1852.
II ordered that the sud petition he heard at the
Patent Once on NJ nday, the 81 h Of August next
a. twelve O'Clock N aud all persons are no icd to
appear aud show cause, Il any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted
Pcrsons appo ing the extension are r,quir cd to
file In the Ia cnt Oiice their objections, rpecially
act forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all te-lIuony a'ed by tither PARTY
10 bs used At the said hearing must be taken and
ansmitted In accordance with The rules Of the ofioe
which will be furnished on replication.
he tes,iinony In the case aill be closed On the
llth OF August next depositons aud other papers
relied upon ~ testimony inu. be filed In the ofice
on beio the morning ofthat day; the arguments
il IN, within ten days there after.
q deret, also, that this notice b. published In the
haii,nal R,lu,iiean, Washington, d c., aud the
PTss, Philadclphis, Pa, once week for three sue
ce.sive weeks; the first Of sai publications 10 bt
at least sixty days previops to The day u hearing
/ d. z. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents
+. s.. .Editols Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills 10 the Patent Oice with
paper containing this notice ap i6--w3w
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

WANTED TO RE ST-From the ist Of May, a
w DWELLING containing frtm 0 10 s rooms,
street snd Prnnsy .yania avenue Addr, IS, 23e
PenIsyivsnia avenue ap2 get.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

'JNO saOWMEN AND OrHGUS.-An at.
L trac,ive DioIaina, "wASHINGTON AND
THE WAR," with other scenes, nearly completed,
Is ofersu tor sale at bargain or a. arr ngement
may be made for partnership erhaps Managing
capacity and some cash means required Addies-,
- x. NJ H." box 90, Pos, Office Washing on, d. G.
ap 92-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

4 Fine Large FRONT RODE to rent with
board Apply At i5S Twelfth street, between G y
Il streets ap .2-eodt
The national Republican., 1862-04-22
DOTA1OEs, HAY, and CHEESE.
i 900 bushels of jackson White Pot toes.
1000 bushels OF Carter Potatoes

1000 bushel, of Buck Eye Potatoea.
1000 baes Of Prime Timothy Hay.
40 cakes Of Prime New York GLeeee
For sale IN lots 10 suit Iurshasrrs, by
PETER BERRY,
ap - -eo3t* s. Water al, Geergetowa, d. c.
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

C>OR nENT-A very desirable DWELLING.
T HOUSE, on Twelfth, between l and X streets
Possession given on the lot Of Msy. Apply to T. +.
HERBEKT, Claim Agent, 4Ss Seventh street.
Ap lp--3ts
The national Republican., 1862-04-22

Mr. POTTER, OF Wisconsin, presented re-
solution, thai the Secretary of War inform Tho
House whether the pris ners taken on th,
slocp ''Velms' were released by the United
States CGmmis toner's at Baltimore, with the
knowledge and consent Of the military au-
lhorites Of the Department OF harylaud; alsn
by what authority Col Guntsr, Of Virginia,
who refused to take the oath Of allegiance,
was released on conditional parole, &c.
Debate arising, the resolution was laid over
under the rule.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
WIN. L. YANCEY CAPTURED
The Telegraph Cable Out.
Joseph Ssgar Elected to Congress-

BALTIMORE, March 20, (from Fortress N on
roe, March l9)-Returns from nearly all the
precincts 10 Accomac and Northampton coun-
ties, chow Watson ahead for Congress. Segar
however. received nearly hundred votei
there. The result in Hampton, however
changes the result, and elects Joseph Segar by
from $50 to lao majority.
A flag Of truce went out to day, but no news
was received from the South by IT, By order
Of General Wool, the boats crew were not per
mitted 10 receive Southern papers; and conse
quently the pre's ia cut off fr.m the supply
heretofore drawn upon.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived from Key
West yesterday evening, with the mails, ano
sailed Immediately for New York.
william l.. Yancey was captured a few day.
since on board of a schooner which was trying
TO run the blockade. He was dressed in sail
or's clothes. and WAS recognized by one OF th'
newspaper correspondents.
st. Mary's, Florida, has been occupied by Oul
forces; also Jacksonville.
The United States barque Young Rover, from
the mouth Of the Rsppahannock arrived here
last evening.
No news in that vicinity
II has been discovered that the telegraph
cable was cut at about ten miles from tb'
Eastern Shore. A man supposed to be th'
culprit has been arrested, and has been sent u
General Lockwood. An example will proba
bly, be made Of him
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

The TAX BILL--This bill Is still 10 progress
in the House Of Representatives. Yesterday
the taxable az tces were reached, the first items
of which, "spirits, ale, and beer" consumed al
most the entire session. The debate on these
items was at times quito amusing, particularly
when the merits of lager" was under discus
sion. The representatives of certain Dutch
constituencies earoestly pleading the good
qualities Of the "critter," and laboring for the
reduction or aboiishment of the tax.
Mr.. Stevens, the chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, stated that he happened to
be the proprietor OF lager beer establish
ment, and he would enlighten the minds Of the
gentlemen M to what il is, and how II Ia made.
This announcement was like an electric shock
on the usually noisy House. The members
left ,her seats, and closed around the speaker
with az much interest az the revelation oi the
most importan. State secret would produce. II
was IA rare spectacle; the assembled wisdom Of
the nation listening with breathless interest IA
the revelations OF the profound mysterles ol
Inner
The national Republican., 1862-03-21
LATEST by EIEGRAPH
The Recent Battle Near -.
Craig.
OSr Loss 81 ktssed asd lAO
W,OssNded. I.
3Ix FIELD PIECES Lost.
Albuquerque Abandoned, and Maj. DOnsasI
Fallen Back on Fort Union.

KANsAs CRY. March ls.-George T. Beale,
bearer Of dispatches to Washington, brings ad-
vices from Santa Fe to the Sd inst, which cou.
6rm previous accounts Of the battle near Fort
Craig on the 2lst ult The Federal loss b
sixty.two killed and one hundred and forty
wounded. The Texans captured six Of ous
field pieces. Col. Steele commanded the Tex
ans, who were at Soccers, thirty eight miles
north Of Fort Craig. Col. Csnby's command
was concentrated at Fort Craig. Nothing hs,
been heard from them since the 25th ult All
communication was cut of. A large amount
Of Government stores were destroyed at Albu
querque, 10 prevent their falling into the hand
Of the enemy. Four hundred and fifty Texans
with two pieces Of artillery, entered Albu
querque on the I'd. Major Donelson. command
Ing the district Of Santa Fe, was preparing Il
abandon that place and fall back to For
Union. One hundred and iorty wagon load'
Of Government stores were being removed Iron
Santa Fe 10 Fort Union. On Monday, the 81
inst. Mr.. Besle met three companies Of Colo
RADIO volunteers, uuder Lieut.. Col. Tappan, a
Hole.in the. Rock, IS miles south Of Bent
Fort en- routs TO Fort Union. Seven NOR,
companies had crossed the river above. Thoy
would meet at the Purgatory, eighty mile'
south Of Bents Fort. Mr.. Beale left this morn
ing for Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-03-21

OuR INDIAN PoLICY.--A memorial was yes
terdsy submitted to the Senate, embOdying
proceedings and resolves OF large public
meeting in New York, intended to mark out a
new line Of national policy in relation TO Indi
ans. 1t showed up the rsscalities Of Indian
agents and traders, under the late Admlnistra-
tions, by which whole tribes had been swind
led out of liberal grants and annuities and
plunged into debt. Most Of these agents were
now rank secessionsts. Prominent in this bus
iness are the names Of Gen. Raines, and Judges
Chenoult and James, Of Missouri. The former
Commissioner OF Patents, Greenwood, Of Ar.
kansas, and his son-in-lsw Hobbs, are reported
as having made q contract for building housei
at $2OO,OOO, at a profit Of 100000, and thai
the Indians refused to occupy them at last. II
IL suggested that, Of the 81 600 900 to $40, 1000
900 Of direct and indirect Indian expenses
yearly, at least $5,OOO,O0O can be saved. L
is recommended that each tribe be assigned {
tract in the Indian Territory, which shall be I
county called by its name; that they be in
duced TO form a complete confederation o
tribes in an Indian nation with delegates il
Congress.
A better plan, we think, is to annex the In
dian Territory to Kansas.