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OUR INDIAN TgIgES.-We perceive, says the Bur-
ngtOn (owa) Iawkrye that the Sac. and Foxes this
Territory receive This year annuity OF S93io. This
larger appropriation than has 10 any other
tribe The next largest is TO the winnebasoes likewise in
Territory. and amounts 10 Se2,s6O. We do not know
how many Winnebagoes there may be, although we be-
eve they cannot number the Sacs and Foxes Four
ago, when the accurately taken in cur
presence, TIE Sas and Foxes numbered 23o0 They have
not increased since then.


e. We have noticed statement that large
fires upon the Mountains had destroyed the timber and
committed fearful the immediate vicinity Of the
Mountain House II Is OF DUTY correct the l
pssson thus made, b. stating that the fires their pro-
ges have only consumed the decaysd trees and dry under
brush and that instead of lnps rirg and mutnang ie
scenery, they have had the contrary effect in bringing
forth vegetation in renewed treshnes-.and beatty.


lCatskiI Messenger.
t. The store of hir. AIber; Herbert, Concord.
y. Il de.troyed by IRE evening Of the 10th instant
Loss goods S9oOiHsured Stloo The store belonging
to Samuel Herbert valued $1,000, and was insured
ior s6Oo.


lC- We learn from the Boston Poqt, that al a
meeting OF Cheshire Railroad Subscribers at Scene "
on Thursday, !, found that slso0Ooiad been sub.
scbed Immediately which Is excess over the legal
amount of their charter.