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Pennsylvania REPUBLICANS.


An adjourned meeting Of the Pennsyl lyania
Republican Association was held last evening at
SlarGes hall, for the purpose Of taking into con:
TO Hon. Simon Cameron upon his reelection to
the United States Senate; Mr.. 4. A. shlssIer,
president, In the chair, and W. J. WhArtenby,
secretary.
DR.. Cathcart moved that a committee Of three
be appointed TO draft resolutions embracing the
object Of the call. Adopted.
Messrs. Thomas l.. Cathcart, W. II. Turner
and Henry ID. Wharton were appointed a. the
committee, who retired and reported the follow.
ing, which were unanimously adopted;
Whereas the Pennsylvania Republican Asso,
ciatlon Of Washington deem the election for the
fourth time OF the Hon. Simon Cameron to the
Senate Of the United States an honor most
worlhlly bestowed, and Justly entitled to com.
Resolred That In Simon Cameron our state Ii
represented by one whose life, henlgnly eX-
tended by an oyer-rullng Providence, has Illus
tratel the leading traits OF the genuine Ameri-
can citizen. As printer he was Industrious
as an editor, influential; as q member OF the
Cabinet, patriotic; Us . minister plenipOten-
tlATy, sagaciOus; and as Senator, wise In cOun-
sci, prudent in action, hlgh-mindod and noble,
with heart ever alive TO the grateful influences
OF friendship, and emlnently devoted 10 the va
rlons interests which make up the power and i'm
pOrtance Of the grand old Commonwealth Of
Pennsylyania.
Resolved, That this association hereby tender
him public banquet, TO be given At such time
as may be Indicated by the distinguished re-
ciPilent.
Whereas having a Just pride In our State OF
pennsylvania and In Its prosperity, towards
which Hon. Simon Cameron has contributed so
largely, both In promoting Its material wealth
and Its political pre-emlnenCe as Il Republican
State, 10 effect which he has devoted such un-
tiring energy and zeal, so as to overcome all
obstacles; therefore be II
ResoiUed, That we, the Pennsylvania Repnb-
llcan Association, Of Washington, ID. O., In recog-
ton and approval Of his fidelity in the discharge
OF his high duty, do tender him our sincere CON
gratulatlOns on his reelection TO the Senate OF
the United States, where he has no greatly hon
Ored himself aud our beloved Commonwealth,
and with this feeling we cordially extend TO him
an invitation to attend banquet TO be given In
his honor In the city OF Washington, at the time
which may be most convenient 10 him. and at a
place to be hereafter named
Mr.. A. A. Shssler, president, was chosen a
member OF the committee, CO gNciO, anil Mr.. vii,
son was asO added.
Tue association III en- adjourned.
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SAD AFFAIR.
CASE or ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.


DR.. W. &. Tllden Seriously 1nIured-Canse,
nm Accidental sto, r,,., r. WAN.
'' '" ~ ~
Pistol - Excitement st tho NatlenRl
uo,ei I,s, Si,h,
Last evening, about 1880 O'Clock, considerable
excitement was OccasiOned at the National hotel
Inv tho renor, that n gentton,an hal Io.n a,,,i
,is,,.,,. -, ~ a.. - - -, @ ~,
uentaily sno' IN tue pat-tooul, Such proNeh the
iact' The hdbh"es OF the billiard hail. near the
bar-rOOin, dropped their cues, rave over their
games. and hastenrI toward the spnI Nh,e
e,har ,,on,i,,,or I,,,,,,,,,, a., ~
Otnoi sen"'u'eh ''""lk'he III 'ohNcEsd'lOh IN
the corridors gave up their subjects and turned
their steps toward the scene Of excitement
where, In q few minutes, had gathered a large
crowd, all eager TO ascertain the condition OF Inc
injured man, the nature Of the wound aud cause
Afcr the excitement had suluI,IrI somewhat
an opportunity was given 10 obtain some Of Inc
facts in the case, which are about as fnlIuys,
Dr, William e. Tillpn late rbCniist NJ the
Agricultural Department and now occunying a
similar position at Howard University, stoCd on
the east aide OF tho saiOpn near thr ,Innr in
conycrsatIon with Two 0f bIs tTienIS ,ybJin on an
the opposite side was MI. j, Z. Wall, formerly
superintendent VI property under the Board Of
Pubic Works, (from which position he was re-
moved few weeks slnCe,l talking with three Of
his friends. Suddenly the report n pistOl-shot
was heard, and In the same moment II was ais
covered that Or. Tidcu had been wounded.
lie was Immediately supported by hts friends
huu thIiltt tD TONin ~ Ot lno nOtpl, anu DTS.
Walsh and BOYLE summoned in attendance.
Quickly following the explosion OF the pistol and
seeing the serious consequences, number of
gentlemen present In the har-rOom proceeded 10
look round the room In anticipation Of discover
Ing the source from which the shot came, by
whom II was sent, ani, II possible To nnI out
what prompted It. In a few minutes a smith aud
Wesson seven-barrol revolver was seen Wing on
the stone moor very close to where Mr. Wall
stood, and the conclusion was reached Instantly
that through him the frlng came. The pistol
was picked up, placed In the hands Of the CLERK
on duty at the hotel and put intu the safe while
Mr.. Wall was taken by the hotel Waterman.
lIotchkizs, to police hea,ldusftcTs 10 await a fur
thcr Investigation into the affair
BY this time those attracted 20 the spot had
gathered In knots about the rooms aud halls Oi
the hotel, talking the matter over and eNpress.
ing opinions pro- and con as TO the way the shoot.
ing occurred. visit was paid 10 the room Of
the injured man, who was found to be psrfectly
conscious and talking freely. On examination,
the physicians found that the ball had pene.
trated shout the centre VI tho abdomen, and In
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During the rast week two storm centres have
moved eastward over the northern portion uf the
country; third has advanced nearly nOrthwaTd
along the Atlantic coast into New England and
fourth is now central over the lower Ohio val.
ley, having progressed from the southwest. The
have been quite continuous, aud In many ser-
tons heavy.
The largest total amounts of rain aud melted
snow have been reported from the following
stations; New YORK, i.ls inches; NOrfold, ,2i:
Key West, l.23; Port Stanley, Canada, rs; Phil.
Adelphia, l.62; Montgomery, i.gl; Boston, .OG;
quebec, 2.csi iunta Rassa, Florida, 2.I2; and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

The Masonic and Odd-Fellow fraternitIes, with
the knights Of Pythias, have taken measures to
erect large hall at this village. one hundred
anil lfteen shares Of stock have been subscribed
out Of the one hundred and seventy shares ne
cessaTy to cover the expense, each representing
SO. The work ls 10 be commenced In the spring
and completed during the coming summer.
Mr., j. I. Noses brother Uf W. Il. Moses, has
purchased lot Of ground containing nye acres.
at the Intersection Of the Crystal Springs road
and the seventh street railroad, for the purpose
OF erecting large hotel as Il convenient subuT-
ban resort, This lot Is portion OF the MOreland
estate, and directly opposite the cOuntry rest
dence OF ex-MayUr Emery, and contains a hand
some grove Of oak tFpeg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

There are many celebrated things In this city,
put none more no than the great reputation en-
JOyed by Geo. NJ. Oyster, IT,, and j. +. oyster, as
dealers " the very finest butter the market az
fOrls. They make thelIpurchases from dairies
OF long established TepntG. On no occasion Will
they consent TO sell poor butter Their stands
In the Seventh-street market are Nos IT5, iTB
aud III B-street wing, near seventh street, and
stalls Nos iDO, IDl and Iy2 B-Street wing, near
Ninth street, AMI stall No 1872 Northern market.
The prices they ask for their superior butter are
at the lowest rates for the quality sold. Our
friends who wish u good article Of that house
OYSTERS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

Colonel =. W, Nosburg, Colonel ], Z, Cuyler,
editor Albany h0rHing BIDrcSs,) and Judge 3, II.
II. Parsons, q committee frOm this noted Organl.
zation, visited our city yesterday 10 secure
quarters for the lth Of March next. They were
The recipients Of kind attention from their pOpu-
lar representative IN Congress, Hon. MIR. Perry,
aud succeeded In making arrangements for the
accommodation OF the corps at the klfkwOUd
urtlay, the ist Of March, and spend Sunday In
the city OF New York, attending morning ser
vice at the church Of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, whose son IL the commanding Oncer Of
the corps They will reach Washington on the
morning OF the ad aud remain until the evening
VI the 9Th, and will receive cordial welcome on
the occasion Of this their third visit TO the me
trupolls Of the nation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

Thu National Council met at their hall last
evening" 4. Il. RedstOne, president, IN the chair,
and q. L. BUteler, secretary.
The committee to inquire into the uOn.CUm-
VllancO with the olght-hOur law, by slpunn.
tendCnt Dr. Nichols, NJ the Insane asylum, re-
ported that they had been Introduced TO DR..
Nichols by Hon, n, l., Chlpman, unl hal held q
lengthy consultation with hun on the subject,
hnl lhat br. Nlchnls now consented that the
eight hours shUull Ln the established rulg here
after.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

For some days past Mr.. George W. Driver,
proprietor Of oyster Bay, has been missing from
hts place not only provisions but articles OF tin
Orler, II possible, to catch the thieves, Sus-
niclOn finally pointed 10 Isaac Brown, c0lOred
one OF his servants, aud he obtained q search
warrant, placed II In the hands Of Otiicer Hard
ing, and had his house searched, and succeeded
IN finding whole ham, oyster boxes, and several
u the lns that had been missed from the "Bay. :"
Ihe Onlcer returned TO the saloon, arrested
Brown, and conducted him to the Central guard
house TO awult hearing before Judge Smell
THIS morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

\ large meeting Of the citizens Of Alexandria
county was held at Arlington on Wednesday
evening, the 22d inst. Mr., William A. Roe was
called to the chair, and ~ @, Wright elected sec
Tetary. The chairman briefly stated the object
Of the meeting; after which Mr.. Austin syphaX
offered the following resolution, which was unan-
lmOusly adopted:
RcsOtred BY hs citizens 0r l,erQnfrid rouniv {p
IHds pIccttng asscHb'sd That we cordially ind6rse
the proposition now being agltAled by the cltl.
1ens OF Alexandra city Ia regard to the retro
lumbia.
MI. oyphaN addressed the meeting brefy point
ing out the benefits tU the county by TctrOccsslon
Graham, n. q. Wright, =. r. CrockeF anH John
syphax; after which the meeting adjourned for
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should stop and examine the line OF hne plated
ware on exhibition at W. L. Wall A Co, i sales
rooms, Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and we eau guarantee that II they attend the
this evening at o'clock they will net the goods
al one half tho usual price, This ware Is the
handsomest we have ever seen and fully war.
nhted ny the AuctiOneer. Buyers will mud
among the stock every article suitable for table
ware, besides those necessary for the parlOr and
chamber,
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THE COURTS.


THUHHDAY, January y, lsIa
On motion OF Mr. James Grant, n. X. Tenney,
esq.,, Of Chicago, ILL.,, and Thomas Z. FenlOn,
esq, OF Leavenworth, Kansas, were admitted TO
practice as attorneys and cOunselors Of this
No. 20. The Holyoke Water Power Company,
plaintiff In error, Va. Theo. Lyman and II. A.
Brarkett, commissioner, &C. This cause was
argued by Mr. Y, Chamberlain, Of counsel for the
Attorney General Of Massachusetts,, for the de-
PENDANTS In errOr.
No. iOr. The Michigan Central railroad Com
pany, plaintiff In error, vs.. The Mineral Springs
Manufacturing Company. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. p. Chamberlain,
Of counsel for the plaintiff In error.
Adjourned until tO-inOrTUw nj II O'clock.
supreIac Court-Gcncrul Term.
All the Justices sat in bann yesterday, and
were occupied by appeal cases.
Long vs.. Lea0 Motion for q rehearing and
atndavitH In support thereof.
Martha J. bay VS.. The Mutual Denent Life In
surance Company. The plaintiff sues upon a
policy OF life Insurance properly Issued by said
company to the plaintiff on the 10th day Of July,
Day, Whereby the defendant agreed to nay - the h;
plalntl1 the sum OF nye thousand dollars thirty
days after notice aud proof tofl the death Of
Richard II. h. Day.
The defendants afllrm that Day obtained lis
policy by misrepresentation, and that the sta o
ments OF Day by which he obtained his policy
was untrue In the following, among other mate
rial respects |. That Day therein falsely afinned
that he had not had since his childhood habitual
cough, or bronchitis, or asthma, or splitting OF
blood, or consumption. 2. That Day therein
falsely stated that he had had no ailments or dis
eases within the ten years then last past. 3.
That Day therein falsely stated that he had not
then, TO wit on or about the 18th day Of July,
1863, any disease or disorder l. That bay therein
falsely stated that he had had no medical attend.
ant for himself or for his family for ten years.
Wherefore the defendant says that said policy
was aud Is void at law, and this the defendant
IL ready TO verify. Wherefore II prays judgment
whether II ought TO be charged with the plaintiffs
claim.
The case was argued by Mr.. Riddle and Francis
Miller for the plaintiff aud by Mr.. +. L. stanton,
for the company, and submitted. Adjourned.
Police Conrt-Judae smell.
Minor pa aaa an 0a O,a1 thIa rnurt vastar,Iav
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DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN,


The National 1heRtrr,
The exceedingly inclemcnt weather Of last
evening prevented q full house from Witnessing
Miss Lcclercqs superb second rendition Of Peg
Wellington In MASKS AMI Faces" The boauti
ful face, fine physique anI charming Hdircts Uf
this accomplished woman, and the life-llkc man
ner In which she performs the leading parts In
the repertoire Of plays she has thus far presented d
here has won her a host Ot friends, Tonight at
her benefit "PlOt and Passion will he given. We
hope 10 see the theatre crowded.
The Theatre Comiaue.
Lulu Delmay, ths great cdntatrce; Dick
Parker and Burbank, the funny men; FOrrpaugh
and Miss Napier, the arlCls, together with the
rest Of the excellent troupe at this we'll known
theatre, are drawing full houses. The company
Is one Of the best ever at this theatre.
Metropolitan Variety Theatre,
Baby Benson, that wonderful little creature, Is
still the winning card at this cosy place OF anuse-
ment. Casteletti, in his thrilling sensational
ladder act, wins much applause, while the old
fayorites are still retained Tue "Blby" will
hold matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Lincoln Hall.
The Georgia MinstTela' commenced series
OF three nghts' entertainment at this hall last
evening. Quite large audience was present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health OnlCe yesterday:
one cabe, Miss Dixon, 40. s25 Sixth street
southwest, yaHOlOid.
One case at Robert Hawkins. X street, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets southwest,
Also the following deaths!
Mrs. Stevens, corner Eleventh and NJ streets
southeast.
Rosa Richmond, In alley between Four-and-a-
half and sixth and streets and Indiana ave-
nue. northwest
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-, w. \, HALbEMAN, Yles PTesldeDG
rARNfH,S, 5N9HS iIH \ SaS ssC,E RgSlS kBrEry % ~
IHos. Z. BRAMlETIE, LOUISVILLE, N.,
lans-W6s9m Agent Public Library Ky.
, STATES PATENT OFFICE

TTNITRD STATES PATENT OFFICE
- m MAHuIEGTOS D. o., Jan. 10, ls1a
on the geut9n Of WILLIAM O tKyEIAsD nICKs,
patent granted 10 him on the i2th day Of April, 1852
toF an Improvement In BsNing lIACl!nesg
II ta ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the llth day OF Maryh next, that the ino
for Mipy Augulnents and tho Examiners report be
petition be heard ON the 28th day Of March ne1t,
Any person may olp9se this extension
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Toproyide msAqs for this mASniheent COneert, Que
portion Of which are already rpld,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets SlQ, halves ", end quarters " 10,
Eleven whole tickets tor sl1 NJ disoount on less
ate for presents than to this banquet of wealth
or mOre likely 10 produce Erander satisfactory re
enlsrgement aud endowment Of the Public Library
the Concert for It's benet y 10 30 forever free TO all
oitEens Of every State. This Concert will be cOn.
nected like the hrst aud SECOND heretofore given,
aud full particulars Of the mode Of drawing the Efs
thorough understanding % tue soheme, from begin.
Slisr which viii be fdrnisfSi free &c o. cost 10 any
yhp apply. The entire management Of this under.
taking has been committed By tht trustees to Hon
THOMAS 4. RAMLETTE, late Governor Of Ken
lucky 70 whom all oQmmunieAtiOnA pertaining to
tile dlft Concert should be Adaressed,
w,N, HALbESAH, yies PresidSnDtt Pidntt
,ubNq2ihIN, + SAiS 4 segg Pgblie library % Nv
Tickets are noN ready for sale, and al orders for
then or applications for agencies, circulars, infOT
nation, 40, will meet with prompt attention when
addressed to me as below directed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

Wlllarl's hall having been previously engaged,
me celebrated Dr.. ieniOn viii not operate there
tendance ~ hls private rooms, Thirteenth street
near street. Monday evening. Dr. lIenlOn will
exhibit at Masonic Temple hall the astonishing
effects o. the great gitt Of healing by laying Oh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

Q:56 vas detained until O'Clock this morning,
owing TO an accident, In which, Iortuuntey, III
one was hurt,
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oRAHDEsT SCHEME or THE ACE.
$5OO,O0O Cash Gifts.
100000 for only $40.

Under uuthority Of special Legislative act Of March
10, ls7l tho trustees now announce
Tho Third Grand Gin Concert for the
BcnCht Of tho Public Library
of Kentucky,
To come on In Library Hail. at Louisville. Ky, on
Tuesday, April ~, 1879.
At this Concert the best musical talent that cap be
procured frUm all ara OF the country will add peAs-
nTo 70 the entertainment, aud TEN THOUSAND
Cash uIII It's, nggrelating vast total Of half mil.
Hon dollars currency, viii te distributed by lot To
lha Ticket -hDllRpH fDllOWaf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

A new sTYIB OF Linen Cuns, admirable for prr-
serving It's shape, and new styles Of nne Linen
Collars both adapted to the Perfectly Fitting
Shirt one price only. GEO, q. IlESNIEU,
No. 4iU Seventh street
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corner uf seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on oil deposits DGpns.
It's can l9 made lul dTaWl NJ viii,
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays Q per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, too Satnr-
days, 9to iEHa GtGA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

At my large and handsome store, No. 1909 +
street northwest, am receiving daily as tine an
assortment Uf the choicest family groceries A.
ever Unered for sale IN this city, and as low As
the price list Of any nrst-Class house. My stock
consists OF the hneSt teas, COfecs, sugars, spices,
foreign aud domestic fruits, pickles, Gordon
DilwOrths preserves, table Injuries, French can
dies, and every article usually found In first-
class grocery.
All goods guaranteed ~ represented or money
refunded. As I give al orders my personal at
tentiOu, and have but one price, those who may
favor me with their patronage may rely upon
hctng fairly dealt with ono. 4. KESsEDY,
No. 1919 street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

$50 900.
fh,b0D Worth Of Fine Clothing
tO,OO1 Worth Of Fine Clothing
$4,000 Worth Of Fine Clulhing
For Men aud Bows
Tor Men aud Boys
Must he Sold
Regardless Of Cost,
CIll! See aud be CnnvlnUcdl
liable BROTHERS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-24

WHITE, ClcaA, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TiiCRTOs's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, " and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUffrrt, soft, glossy hair; all desire II, all
Poinaie Optlmc. Price, IS and 80 cents per
bottle.
LIOIIr coLoREp XIII Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JoUvESS inOdorous Kid Glove
cleaner will rcnoyate them thoroughly; price, rs
cents per bottle. Al sold by druggists and
fancy lpaiars
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nothing. II Is fraud to insist on the benefit OF
mistake. II he holds lands In trust, now are
hey MS own? Your laws, by which you con-
slrue your own contracts In your favor, may war
ranta decision that this did not mean that we
were to have the benefit OF the sales Of our lands,
put your inemOrtalsts say that one only deals
honestly when "the measure OF his affirmation
or denial Is the understanding OF the party with
whom he contracts In any manner whatever"
You have rule Of law that when man makes
a VIII, and by II leaving property TO u relative
declares It to be his hope or expectation or be-
lief that he will apply part Of II TO the benefit
OF other relatives, this creates trust, and q
court Of equity will enforce II. Whether ac-
cordng TO the woras Of the treaty, construed
according 10 your rules and laws, you held our
lands IN trust for our exclusive benefit you ~
held them in honesty and honor, and IL Col in-
terpTets contracts He so lnterprets yours. There
Is no other arbiter than lie between US, for the
doors Of your own courts do not open TO In-
diAns.
Upon the whole case the Senate considered the
Choctaw people entitled TO what profit the Uni-
ted States had made OF their lands, and they
awarded those profits TO them. by the treaty
the United States agreed In 1883 TO give the Chick,
asaws the profits Of their land. by treaty OF 1855
and solemn award under II, they agreed TO give
US the profits OF ours. Why shall not the Sccre-
tary OF the Treasury advise the recisslOn Of the
agreement with the Chickasaws also, and have
the opinion Of some law Oiicer In aid OF his ad.
NlCeY would u lie any more dlscrodltAble than
TO repndlate the treaty and award that gives us
only what you hold that II Ours7 Had treaties
and awards berOme less binding In the con-
sciences OF the nation IN 1850 and 1859 than trea-
tles alone were In 1882? What has anything that
preceded the treaty to do with a question like
thlsi The Senate felt that great, rich nation
should be ashamed to keep the pTOnt II had made
by selling lands so obtained, aud executed the
contracts Of 1880 according to Gods interpreta-
tion Of u. The ahUTed effort Uf the Solicitor be.
comes mere babbe In view Of thst.
As to what Is said by tile solicitor In note "a
the first page Of his letter In regard 10 the line
between the ChOutaw and Chlckasaw CessiOns
u IL only necessary to say that no part OF the
lands claimed by the ShOGtAws to have been
ceded by them have been sold and accounted fol
as Chlckasaw lands by the United States, under
their agreement 10 sell for the ChlckRsaws ali
the lands cedod by them, and account TO them
for the proceeds, II they are not accounted fOl
10 the ChOctaWs, they will have been obtained
by tue United states for nothing, or else FROM
neither. II would be rather sharp practice now
To clanu them, as ceded by the ChlckasawB
after selling them as Choctaw lands, and Sd
avoid paying either nation for them,
TO what end should the Choctaw people en-
bark again upon sea OF discussion, FOTty-tWC
yCnrs and more have elapsed since the treaty ol
ls'l Wal made sa4 aeaglJ ~ US persons el