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The COUNTY REPRESENTATION AGAIN
Yesterday afternoon, the committee which
were appointed n the several meetings in the
county 10 wait on Mr.. Sayles J. Bowen and
request him TO resign his position as a mem Der
OF the Levy Court, held a meeting, and after
consultation, considering that they had no
authority to answer Mr.. Bowen by stating the
objections of the people of the county in writ
ing, they agreed to call a mass meeting OF the
citizens of the county in reference TO the SUBJ
ject. to be held on Monday next, at o'clock
at Martins, in Uniontown.
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PRICES OF SEEDs.-Now that the agricul-
tural warehouses have laid in their stock of
seeds, for the benefit of our readers in the
agricultural districts we give the following list
of prices, kindly furnished by ]. Z. Bartholow
Co, 9TH street, opposite Centre Market
Corn. per dozen ears, so cents TO 81, according
to variety; peas, per bushel, - to SIC; oats, so
to IS cents; potatoes, 81 to $3.50; beans, SO to
SIS; clover seed. 81 to $50; timothy, S475 to
IS; blue grass, "a so to 81; onion sets, - to
els; orchard grass, 80; herds grass, 81 .75
millet, $3.50; Hungarian grass, So
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FIshsr-Yesterday.
George Harris, convicted for larceny, was SEN
fenced 10 the Albany penitentiary for one year.
Richard Brown, convicted of an assault and
battery, was sentenced 20 three weeks in Jail
and TO pay fine of $40
Samuel Brown, convicted of larceny, was
sentenced to one year in the Albany peniten-
tiary.
Joseph johnson, small boy, was found not
guilty of larceny. St Clair Tor defense.
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SECURITY FOR CoURT.-Yesterday, Officer
J. w. King, Of the county, arrested Robert
Eggleston and W. r. Plowman on the charge
OF being concerned in the riot at the Forrest
House, 9Th street, near o, on Monday night
Justice Walter heard the cases, when 3 sepa-
rate charge was made by each of the following
compliments: A. X. Forrest, Thomas Shehey,
Maggie Shelley, and Margaret Shelley, against
EgglestOn, and he was held TO security in each
case for his appearance. Plowman was held
10 security in one case.
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are produc.
tive OF Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &c
There is no more eflectual relief in these dis
eases 10 be found, than IN the timely use OF
"BT0tcr's BroHciidl Troches." They possess real
merit, and have proved their efficacy by a test
Of many years, having testimonials from emf.
nett men who have used them. co
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER-Last night, Of
Ulcers q Callahan and Staub arrested Gustayus
Eppier, an Italian, lettering about the stables
near the capitol, as suspicious, and took him
10 the Fourth Ward station This morning he
was turned over to the Superintendent He
had large number of papers in his possession,
containing the names and residences of several
business men in this city and others, and il is
thought that he is one of band of thieves and
had come here TO make plans before the ar
rival of the crowd. He is still held.
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BONE RLONs.-Last night, officers Franklin
and Robinson arrested Samuel Anderson, w.
Fletcher. Daniel Ayres, Cornelius Young, ne
groes, on suspicion of stealing bones. It was
suspected that they had stolen the bones from
the depository near the Freedmen's village.
They said they had the consent of an officer to
take the bones and sell them, and as there was
no evidence oftheir having stolen them, on be-
ing taken before Justice Bates the larceny
cases against them were dismissed.
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-Last night, about 9H
O'Clock, officers Hill and Padgett arrested a
man named A. ]. Fitzpatrick as an accessory
10 the robbery and assault on l. HerZberg,
pawnbroker, last fall, when they took off q
considerable sum Of money. 4. III. Wheeler,
VINO was concerned in the same affair, was ar
rested a few days after, and at the December
term OF the court was convicted and sentenced
10 the renitentiary al Albany
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TIE FISHING SEAsOS.-The fisheries alon q
the Virginia and Maryland shores of the Poto-
mac are put in order for the fishing season,
and ii is thought that the herring and shad
taken this spring will equal if not greatly
exceed the amount of any previous wear
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limited STATES MILITARY RAILROADs

OSce Of Assistant Qrarternausr,t
Washington, ID. C., February 1, 1855
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
III be sold at public auction at Danville, Va,
on III TUESDAY, the 5tb day Of March
Five 49, second hand Locomotive Engines feet
sis ineh gauge cylinders, l5x22; and weighing
TSo!2) Box Freight Oars, feet So inch gauge.
Sale TO CONNIE uce at 10 @. m.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
III L. ROBINSON,
re l-eotd Brevet Brig. Gen. A. q. M.
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WEST END BUILDING AssoCIATInN.-Iast
night, this new building association was
organized at Redfern's Hall, in the First Ward;
Mr.. Nicholas Callan being called to the chair
and Mr.. &. B. Baker appointed secretary. Two
hundred and fifty shares were subscribed for
as q commencement, and MeSsrs. :. T.. Doug
las, :. Drury, jr-, VIM. Hauptman. John Her
Der, ana u - Baker, were appointed COM
mittee to draft n constitution, to which the
chair was added. The meeting adjourned to
Wednesday
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CITY ITEMS.

WE ADVISE ALL LOVERS of good oysters to
90 to Harvey & Co, No. ESQ Penna. ave, bet
9th and 10Th sts. They have Just received sew
eral cargOes Of the best and largest oysters we
have seen this season which they serve in every
style.
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DI ID.

BIRCH. On the Sd instant, JULIA A, beloved
wife OF VIM. II. Birch, OF Alexandria Co., Virginia
IN the 56th ear of her age.
WHITMON. On March the 4th. at the Aims
house, Georgetown, ELIZA WHITMON.
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THE ALEXANDRIA MUsrorrAL ELECTION.

The ALEXANDRIA MUNICIPAL ELEoTIoN.
The municipal contest in Alexandria, Va,
yesterday resulted in the election OF the candi-
on Friday last as stated in yesterdays StGr, by
majOrities OF from two 10 three hundred, The
following are the names OF those elected;-Mr.
Hugh Latham, mayor: Mr.. English, AUDITOR
Mr.. Shnn, gaIger, Mr.. Coleman, measurer OF
wood MIR. Fadely. superintendent OF police;
Mr. tOssett, collector OF the northern district;
Dir. Wesley Avery, collector OF the southern
district; Mr. ID. L. Smoot. corporation attor-
ney: Mr. Thomas Wilmington, clerk of the
market: Mr.. Webster. superintendent of fire
department: MIR. Charles II. Mcknight, SUPER
intendent OF gas: Mr. A. n. Hurdle. city sur
ypyor; HTtssTs Rudd and Clayton, collectors;
and VIM. III. Mcknight and Mr.. Vincent, Ium-
be- dealers.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is =
certain cure for Burns. Piles, Corns, Bunions
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try 1t; only 25 cents Sold by druggists. com
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JEwELRY.-1,GGO styles Combs, Chains, But
tons, Sind Sets. Rings, Bracelets, Lockets and
Silver Plated Ware to chose from for only one
collar, at Prigg's Dollar Je VERY Store, No.
i3S Pa. ave, third door from X street
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gro, was arrested by Officer Evans, of the 7th
ward, for the larceny of pair of boots, the
property Of Samuel Herman He was held 10
bail for court by Justice Boswell
John kuffe was arrested by Oficer Nelson
Tor the larceny OF pair Of pants. the property
OF Henry Wise. Justice Boswell sent MIN to
Jail for court. $4,000 w
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CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.-Yesterday
morning, Judge Fisher, who is holding the
March term OF the Criminal Court approprI-
ately charged the Grand Jury, and after speak
he said.
"The Grand Jury is an institution intended
ana presumed 20 be body of prudent, dis
Greet, and consideTate men called together for
the purpose, on the one hand, OF protecting the
interests OF he community and Yindiclting the
ohsnceo law, aud, on the other hand, of fur
nlshlng barrier against private malice and
vengeance. Whilst II Will BE- your duty. there
lore, 10 ascertain and present the guilty Often
DER, you are no less bound to guard the sacred
portals of your council chamber against the
wiles and approaches of malevolence, private
revenge, and mere frivolous personal strife.
Commencing the business Ofyour sessions with
one hundred and fifty prisoners in your Jail,
besides other accused persons at large on bail,
you will have little time 10 indulge the private
maignity of secret accGsers, who, instead OF
making their complaints before the proper tri-
bunal-the committing magistrate-wheTe the
accused may have the opportunity of hearing
the witnesses against him face 70 face, seek be-
fore your body secretly, wantonly, malicious
ly, and not unfrequently falsely, o prefer ac-
cusatiOns against better and more worthy peo-
pie than themselves, and which ought never
10 come before n court of Justice.
sin order 10 guard against this evil to which
have alluded, il is proper that should in
struct you that you should act upon and pre-
sent only such offences as are OF public nOto-
Fiety and within your own knowledge, such as
nulsances and the like, OF such as may be given
you in charge by the court or by the District
Attorney, and no other cases, without q pre-
yious examination OF the accused fore a
committing magistrate. In other words. you
should rarely, if ever, in your Investigations,
80 beyond those cases which may to you from
the Jail or from the committing magistrate
through recOgniZances sent by them 10 the
court, or which may be called to your notice
by the nOtoriety OF the offence, by your own
knowledge, or by special instruction from the
conrt or District Attorney under the order of
the court. have seldom known an instance
IN which the Grand Jury have departed from
this view of their duty that has not resulted in
waste of their own time, and the sending of
case 70 the court and traverse Jury of mere
private or partisan malice and controversy,
which has occupied more of the time OF the
court than halt dozen cases Of real public in
terest and importance"
Judge Fisher proceeded TO speak OF the va
rious crimes, giving a clear definition of each
offence, for the guidance of the jury, and closed
by giving directions as TO the transaction of
business coming before them, and urging that
Gin all your deliberations, gentlemen. You
must be mindful that, although you may love
mercy, you must in all cases do Justice and
stand by the maintenance in our midst of peace,
good order, and sound public morals
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ORPHANS CoURT, Judge PtTceu.-Yesterday,
letters of administration were issued to Wash
10 gton N. Baldwin en- the estate OF Ludirs
Bally to John III. Goddard on estate Of Mar
shal bowling
The win Of Miss Lydis 5. English was filed
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DOORS foUnD OPEN-Last night, officers
Thompson and Peaster found the door OF M
UppermaR's store, on Pa avenue betWeen al
and y streets, open, and in informed Mr. INNER
man. VINO secured IL. they also found the
doer OF X. w. Mullins & Co.'S produce dane,
on the avenue, between ID d3d streets. Omen
and took charge Of the effects until the arrfyai
OF the proprietors.
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TIE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The yocals.
and composer, w. X. Dempster, gave one OF
his delightful musical entertainments at Met
zerott Hall last evening and was listened 10 by a
select and appreeiative audience. Among 9TH
er distinguished persons present, we noticed
Secretary Welles and family, and portion OF
the family Of the Secretary Of War.
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a GRAND FESIAN Mass MEETING this eye-
mig IN the Washington Assembly Rooms.
george FRANCIS Tram, J. j. Rogers Of New
1oTk, ana others, have arrived.
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RY wARDwELL q HAYS, Aucts. ;GeOrsetoKn.

On FRIDAY MORNING, March 9th, at 10 o'cIk,
we will sell at dwelling over our Store No 6S
Bridge street, Georgetown. the Household Effects
of a family declining housekeeping. We name in
part
Marble top and Mahogany Tables
Carpeting and Mating
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers
Self rocking Crib Feather Beds
Mattresses and Comforts Lounge
Toilet Stand and Ware
Fine Cooking Stove and Utensils
Washing Machine, Safe.
And a variety of other Household Articles
IN 81 WARDWELL 4 HAYS, Aucts,
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WIN w. FARR, CLOCKMAKKR, Ne. ASH Pa.
w avenue, sole Agent for Lewis' Patent -
Perpetual Calender Clock of vari ous Patterns n
also, variety Of Regulators, Tinepisces, aud Ell
Spring Clocks. French, English, and Amsrf- l.
can Clocks Repaired. 70 Is sm .
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANUSEMENTS TONIGHT.

AAUSENENTS TONIGHT.
1koVER' s.-Bourcicault's admirable comedy
II, one Loves Him" is having an excellent
i tuh, ana large and delighted audiences greet
40 representation every evening. Ii Will be
DOdger"
hETZEROTT HALL Mendelssohn's grand
oTatOTiO of ssSt Paul." by the Washington
philharmonic Society, under the direction OF
ilr. j. T. Caulfield, will be presented this eve
ming; tEr solo parts by Messrs. George Simp-
son ara J. X. Thomas. This announcement
should fill MetZrroit Hall.
POTOMAC HALL, Island.-The fair of Eastern
Lodge. No. :. i. y. o. r, still continues and is
well attended.
CAETERBURY.-'sThat Rascal Jack" sFly-
ing through the Air." with the ssyirCinia
Mummy and negro acts, new dances &c.
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GARDE SEEDS.
JUST ARRIvED-wARRANTED FRESH AND
PURE.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY EVER
OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
sEEPs for
extensive Variety Of seeds grown IN England aud aud
the south 81 ETanfs, fmperted BY us direct this
grown, and many rare and valuable kind.
CATALOGUES READY FOB DISTRIBUTION.
Pee Bean, Beet,
Lettuce, Radish, Roasting ear Corn, &C., &c.
FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
Glover U1cS and nd I Inn nSyL,s er,s.
Millet, Hungarian Grass,
Seed Corn, Seed Oats, Seed Pstatoes,
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Sorghum, &C., &c.
English Mixed Lawn CIR Grass, >''
Perennial and italian Bye Grass,
Alsicke and Crimson Glover,
LHcerne, &c, &c.
FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
"a NIL asssrtmsnt o. IfIAGRICELTUBAL IMPLE
J. p. BARTHOLOW & CO.,
Agricultural and Implement Warehouse,
oae 9TH street. between PENN avenue and Canal,
Branch House at Alexandria NH i-eo2w
I, EILBRUN BRO.
Having closed out our old stock. we shall now
open an entire new stock of
VI BOOTS AND SHOES, III
Of the NEST superior manufacture the
country affords.
1t will be our ambition to keep the best made
and full variety Of all sorts Of
SHOES
constantly on hand, and not to be outdons in re-
gard TO prices. Our notices are
Quick saies and small profits"
"No trouble to show goods"
We try to please"
Shoes not giving satisfaction will be mended
free of charge"
With these maxims always in view, we hope to
gain the confidence OF the public, which is So es-
sential to the success of all men in usiness
Besides our large stock Of
LADIES. MEMS
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
can be found full assortment of
TRUNKS AND yALIsEs,
At HEILBRUNB,
500 SEVENTH STREET
One door south of Odd Fellows Hall ,
fe 2s6t' "stone steps at the entrance"
Joy SEVENTH STREET. 369
- HoUs SEX q
YOUR INTEREST III
$4,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE MUST BE
SOLE THIS MONTH.
DON'T PURCHASE
UNTIL YOU
EyAMINr nnp srncV
Buy YoUK
FURNITURE FROM US,
AND GET YoUR GOODS
AT MANUFACTURERS
PRICES
AND SAVE AT LEAST 30 PER CENT.
Jus, received from New York auction bssuti.
full selection Of
CARPETS AND MATING.
winch we viii sell at prices to defy com petit,oa
BoETz erosion,
VII ~" TN" 800 It'll st., sborsI.
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Ihe attention OF the trade and the public at large
Il called TO this sale, the goods will be sold in
lots 10 suit both large and small purchasers Guam
Titles as small one dozen will be sold Goods
VIII De delivered 70 purchasers within five 60 days
from termination Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
q. SUTHERLAND,
NJ surgeon aud Purveyor, 2. s. A.
q. w. BOTELER, Jr., -Auctioneer. Re l3-dts
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I q L NIT RE. 4

e e"s', 20 { CASH, r. p
Notwithstanding the great rush for
U r / L Il Z
we have had within the last sixty days orr stock
will compare fsyorably with any stock in Washing
ten in regard 10 quality, quantity and price.
Do lot fail to examine our stock previous TO pur-
chasing, as we are selling great bargains.
JOHN Q. WILSON,
m S-eo2w Int. southeast cor. 9Th and ID sts
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pUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Will be sold. on SATURDAY, the 10th inst en-
the premises. at public auction, n small FARM, Of
sixty eight acres the estate of the late Benjamin
Cross Roads, in the county of Alexandris State Of
Virginia, 3ts miles from Georgetown adjoining the
IanGs OF IL. southern. and good state of Gu It'll
vation containing dwelling house and necessary
Terms: One-third in cash; balance in three equal
inStalments. M 6afs
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

FOB RENT-A comfortable BRICK HOUSE on
Il Market street. Georgetown. Rent cheap In
quire of J ii. TRUNNEL. Sd and Frederick SITS
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AUCTION SALES.


Az VI ioN SALk6.
tFor 'tAe- Asesisn ssles Sc. fo.rtA pageJ
&C. 49, aA ss r:ss.;i,..,. .,.,,.
eerner Of llth street.
Magic 90. win give their personal .tt..,,on n
the sale on hea ESTATE and Household Furnitures Al
Also, to the sale. ~ .toes ssslnins eos'.kssSns
fhandise 9i every description, Horses, Carriages,
THURS DAY, MARCH 3.
AT ot a s y Ii!sis5
we will sell large lot of Corn BrOoms and Water
81 barrels Rye Whisky
barrel Jamaica Rum
scans Mustard
Pickles, Spices, Can Goods. &C.. &c.
1t NAGLB & CO., Auets.
AUCTION SALE
CHOICE OLD WINES. LIQUORS AND SPEARS
Will be sold by Maggie & Co., Auctioneers, on
Penn. avenue, between iath ana 18th streets"
The entire stock Of Wines aud Liquors in wood and
Also, abcut 20 900 choice brands Of s,gar..
Also, Five Years Lease Of Store.
>, sale wi thout reserve. as the proprietor is re-
nh7- NAGLE CO., Aucts.
RY WIN. L, WALL 4 CO. Auctioneers.
ID Original Horse and Carrisge Bazaar
Ss La sy., bet 9Th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY M for HSi March 10th. at 10
CLOCK, we will sell, at the Bazaar, number Of
Sauaie, carriage, snd Work Horses. full des-
efipuOn at sale comprising about
, FIFTY HORSES,
An D. Tnmchis some good Work, saddle, and Har-
pair Oh brown Match Carriage Horses, Carriage
-. ALSO,
large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
er Vehicles ""eO'' Au WI
One Hack and one Coupee in good order.
ALSO,
New and Second hand Harness Saddles Carriscs.
&c, at PR vate sale
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Csrriages and Harness always on sale.
MD W. Il. WALL Il CO, Aucts
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Quartermaster Genergls oe.s, Fist D'y,sssssse",{
Will be sold at the Cavalry pelot GIee bore, y
O., a large quantity Of stock yard MAhOhk, which
barees or boats to be provided by them ct forty 4e
cents per cubic ard. Two or more oosts according
to sfy 81 can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
By order Of the QuarterTs stsr SensrH.
Brsyet Brigadier General In charge
fe "a dtmar3l First Division, Q. III. q. o.
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CHILLING OFF AT COST.

MAYFIELD BROWN,
No. 121 Bridge street, Georgetown,
viii, from this date for fifteen days. offer for cash
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
at marked cost, for cash only.
No more asked. No less taken.
Goods booked will be charged at the regular
prices.
NH 7-l5ts MAYFIELD BROWN
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WAETEB.- SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
w Alse, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every
description. b. BUCHLY, AO6 7th street,
je S-N between and Fl, east side
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a. = Wanted to buy for 5000 Second
Ct.OUU handed CLOTHING of all descrfp-
corner street ian 10 Rms
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CAR DEN SEEDS.
JUST ARRIyED-wARRANTED FRESH AND
PURE.
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WANTED WANTEDll WANTEDIIl
w GENTLEMEN; LADIES,

hEKR SKINS WANTED-At RAMSBURG A
105 High st. de 10 m
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Magic 90 will give their personal .tt..,ion N
the sale OF Heal Estate and Household Furnitnr ~
the residence Of families declining bossekesnins
Also. to the sales Of stocks Of Groceries snS ~
Harness, &c. a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
TIE AGREEMENT.

By an article of 'agreepsnteptered irto
in behalf of the Cbeerokee N&tiohs by its.
commissioners, W.aP. Ross, 4 Pridcipah
Chief, Lewis Downing. Assistant Chief.
and Daniel h Ross. Houston Bgspnge, Red
Bid, Six Killer, and n. s. G4ss, Presi,
dent. and P B. Maxon, Secretary of the
Uuion Pacific Railroad Company, South
ern Brauch1," it is provided y lD1 ,l7
lst, That the said U. P. R. R., s. B
Company is to build their road through
The Cherokee Nation, and to commence
the same within one year fromsIhez date
of the agreement, aud TO continue the
work actively until completed. o. 'o' -2
81, The Cherokee Nation agrees that
the said compauyashAll have the right to
build the said road and shall lave and en-
JOY the privileges of right of way accofd-
ed by article ilth. of the treaty Of July
19lb, 1866, and that eaid privilege shall
ainuEe TO such company on their building
and completing saidroad; aGd the aChet6.
kee Nation further more ag'ees to take
stock in said railroad company to The ex
tent of 100000. to be raised, from the
proceeds Of the sale OF lands bsloning toltbs
Cherokee Nation lying west of the 96l
deg. of west longitude. when said lands
can be sold; and it is furthermore agreed
that said stock shall be paid in on the
completion of each ter. miles from FOrt
|, Gibson to the Kansas State lines The
,Cherokees reserve Ghe right 10 take with
tin three, years a further amount Of stock
mot to exceed the proceeds on The sales
ore million Of acres more ofths lands ~
ing vest of the ninety sixth degree Of lon
i gilude .saasi17aaA saons a2a,mo9 2
Section 3 provides that the C6eTOke,
Nation shall give q bonus Of the proceeds
of the sales of two hundred and ffty
thousand acres of land owned by the Cher
lsOkss Nation 3zd5 oommooug Ioo Il u
Section Z provides that tbezsaid rail
ErOad company. for purposes Of construct
ling said road, may use from lands lh'
properly Of the Nation not claimed by in
diViduals, sach rock, sand, or earth OF
timber Is may Be required for such road
4 Section s provides that the legal repre-
sentaiiVes at Washington of the Cherokee
Nation shall secure such early sales Of III
land for the road s. can be made thns5
I. The.sixth section provides that if VOL
! lie not cmrasncsd on tie road il The Cher
Okse FaliOn Witbin one year from shl
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