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An Act to repeal act entitled ian Act to suppress
Pedlars, Hawkers, and Petty Chapmen - %
BE 0enGcted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
toes in General Assembly convened That an Act en-
titled an Act to suppress Pedlars Hawkers and Petty
Chapmen, be and the same is hereby repealed Pro
r.ded that this Act shall effect any suit now pen
ding. "a ~ss. 5s- u.ss ~ - :
45+ .sl5: 49,. CHAuNcEy F.. CLEVELAND, "A.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
EBENEzER SToDDARD, President Of the Senate
Approved June 2, 1886 z 37 ..71N
ts .9F HENRY w. EDWARDS.
An Act in addition an Act entitled IAN Act for for
|. ming and conducting the Military Force
Ne enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tUes IN General Assembly convened That i'm all cleo
tons hereafter to be had in the Brigade of Light and
Horse Artillery for the choice of Bngadier General
1t shall be legal notice for the Officer authorized tc
warn the persons legally qualified to vote to publish
notice Of The time and place Of such meeting in two
or more newspapers printed in Hartford and New-Ha
ven and to deposite in the Post Office copy of the
original order directed to each Officer entitled to vote
at such election, at least fifteen days previous to such
meeting as aforesaid; all laws customs and sages te
the contrary Notwithstanding
CHAUNcEY F. CLEvE1AND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
EBENEzER SroDDARD, President of the Senate
Approved June 4, 1886.
HENRY w. EDWARDS
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" ASnINaroN, Jan. =. 1851

NAsnNGroN, Jan. =, 1856.
The undersigned, Iii, Britannia Mhicst, 5
thafee II \iiatrs has been instructed Ia stat. Ia
Mn iorsy tn. IN Secretary OF State oi the nllrl
States, that the Brush Government has witnessed
with the greatest pam and rcercI the progress Of
the misunderstanding which has Lately crown mp
between the Governments OF France ipnd 81 Tie
United Ststes. The first object OF the nndct hitting
pohry Of the British Cabinet has been 10 maintain
uninterrupted lhc relations Of peace between
treat Rrlt,iu and the other nations ot the world,
without ANY abandonment OF national Interests, and
without AMY sacrifice oil national honor. The next
ohItrt L. which thor anxious and unremiltlng eX-
orion, have been directed, la, been, by an APP
ptopil1tr exercise OF the good Office, and moral
influence Of Grch Britain, 10 head dlsSension>
which may lIsNr lri,en among nclghhorlng Pow
rI~, nd 10 prr,rINr Tor other nations those bes-
sim, 81 u, ace which Great Britain is 50 DESTROYS
of seeming for herself.
TLe.r,ady effort, Of Ills Majesty, Govern
mrn have hitherto been fortunately Successful in
'hc accomplishment of both the,c end, and while
Europe, during the last five years, has passed
hronah crisis Of extraordinary hazard without
auydstulHant, Of the gcucrlpeacc, Ills llajesty 5
Guycinm, III has the satisfaction of thinking that it
has onmorc ,hanoue occasion, been Instrumental in
rrconcilmq differences Whchmigh Otherwise have
led TO qnartal>, ana III cemehtihg UNION between
iriondIy fo~ols.
] But if,,ertagro could be an occasion ON which
it woall be painful TO the British Government It
see the relations Of amity broken off between Ivy,
friendly States, that occasion is undoubtedly tn,
present, when rupture is apprehended between
/ two great Power, with both of which Grea, Br
tain is united by the closest ties; with one Q
which she is engaged in active alliance, and with til.
other of which she is joined by community ofinter
est aud by the bonds Oh Kindred.
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= lih CONGRlI$iS-lst Session.
AsniNoroN, Feb. y.
OF X FOREIGN RELATIONS.

t,l
Our loRlloN REL. ,rlo\S
,..,.,.1.. l,u
:, '''''"''s '''''''N interesting
N'eAs'Ho' viii io' accompanying Documents, WAS
Transmitted ~ the President Of the United States
TO Conrrc>s:
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Wv ''"' '''N''i il'" To execute the
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W. 5'''" ~ I''No'h' ny Inc AGENT oi
we W. ''.5's,'''
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''I'g' wa ''"'a '''IN d,''i"prd the ealfc>
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W '"''i'5 ''' VA ,l' '2eo'aI"h h'A h'rh lch-
Wv ~ '''' u " circumstances,
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' ''''' wa ~ '''N' l''".''a 'ool' IMAM tenn
l''''' ,''''' we III, 'oe l''i''' 'UtctS 81
''''' II' ''' '','' u u powerful motives
~ '''',' LOU ''''a' >''''a'oe "'fM'r" The two
ny ,'' s'''" '',"' '''n' 'a'n '''> 'ol' g.
Nv" NJ III ~ wv VIII no ""np' soon "h-
'l'ia' ne" The" 'em'n'hr. &C. all traces Of lIot
"'s2gl ''m'nl.
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Valuable Rca, Estate ut Auot ton.

WILL sell, without reserve, at auction, on the
eprcmlscS, on Thursday the Sd da, oi March
about IL acres Of Land living Immediately on III,
rlv or, half mile below Town, situated between
the lot Known the name OF Smiths uelln and the
property of Sam. Branslord
lin, property is valuable, and deserves the atlen-
ton ol the public, as the Canal will rum through il
pom tbs Land ihcIe iNa very extensive STONE
Quarry. The title mdispulabc Terms ut sale
JOHN r. u. PAYNE, iacfr.
Feb u tIs
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VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SXTISlilNti 10 remove to the country, otef Ton
" sale MY TN q LOY'S, at PHtSy iraHa tetri
Hoasf. which have, for number OF wears. oceu
pied rs "A Ta,em-kceper The Improvements are
we'll calculated tor thai bueiness-bcng large ne"
tvo story " ooden House, withtwo rooms above and
below. convenient passages, and Il good eearutfad-
ed as a dining room. \ new House, withtwo rooms,
now occupied Il. LAW Offices. One other, with sIN
rooms, used principally ~the Tavern honse. Nno-
thcr with loul rooms formerly occupied is a Store
house. and other purpoac.-roeehcr vifha Smoke
house. euo1 'ec-hou,e. Kitchen Nc-f1-han~ea and
large stables. sufficient to contain - az 100 horses.
These lots contain half ~ oil ground each, are
well enclosed with pailing~ AN one OF them is amos
excellent Garden.
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TERMS.
T'5e Eynrisbur. ErrgtriU,.'

" 5';.,,J trice Il rcck al 81 peroanum, royobh IN
2" P,,ee Nop7p,r ,riH be discontinued, hit ot n,
G ,'ot;as ofe Editors until at oeorogss are poia
- iDJ .ER1YSEAlENT'S uH be inserted al
- l,,tS per a4tgft, Tor teSS,) H 'st time end 81
~ ,,< for ,aca eoal uaarf 7Hose from distance
e ,n.S h. giii f,r froDsy to herinscioa mi,ss h,
.,Duest be assumed by some responsible person IN
L~ehdpg' ,.,.....,,., ;. ....... 49,.
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sy.t'DES r. ~.

OF yellow complexion, and who j. sud TO hive vile
N rlnce Edward county. Andrew WAS bought by
nr Robert Payne for The corporation OF Huntsville,
Alabana IN Richmond, last summer aud runaway
nom Nr. Payne ~lth another negro named Jim, III
buckingham county, near Mr.. Alexander PauerSou's,
He 9th OF June last, while OH their way to Alabama
inn has since been taken.
:, Whoever may apprchend said negro, will apply 10
M Jno. II. d. Payne, i.ynchbur- where the uot.ey
VIII be deposited, 10 pay the above reward.
GEORGE i. BERN
.houor ofthe torn Of iflatsrWe
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q Teacher Wanted.

4 WISH Ia employ good English Teacher, to
{ conduct a uclahbenrhood school.
RICHARD PERKINS.
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4 to carr, on the bu,me,s oil Apothccary d.
DRUGGIST, in all H. ,drogs bIauch!1- and INVITES
the old friends Of the FINN aad hc public generally,
10 1--WE him cali. ~. 7. ROY ALL.
February
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a SION and delivery IN the lYnehbWg OF Rich
lnond lal Of negro maI. BY the namc u
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aIrcady organized, shall; tender their vo-
lIRtary services to The United States, snch
company, battalion, squadron. regiment
brigade, or division, SHALL continue tn bc
commanded by the officers holding com.
missions in the samc. a,lh tire Of such
tender; and Of any vacancy thereafter
occurring shall be filed in the mode roin-
ted nut by law in the State or Territory
wherein the said company, bs,.aiinr. squa-
t'ron, regiment, brigade or division, shall
have been originally raised.
SIC. 4: find be Il further casded. Ths, the Pre-.
sideni Of The United States be, and he IS
hereby authorized In organize corr panics.
so rendering their services, into baitnlions
or sIuadrons, baitalio1s nr sguadrnns is-
To regiments, regiments into brigaaes. and
brisadcs into divisions as soon as the
number Of volunteers shall render such
organic ,!ion in his Judgment expcdicn,;
and tho Prcsidcst shalt, il necessary, sp-
portion ,he staff. field and gdncrsI nfficers
among the respective States ar Territories
frnm which the y1,luntcc,s, shah tender
their services as he may deem proper; but
until called ip,n aca1al service, such com
pauies. ha,talisns, sqnad' ous. regiments,
brisades. ur divisions shall moi be cot 81:
dc.sd as excmp, from ,ho performances Of
militia duty as if'rcquireti by law, in IKE
manner as before the passage nf ih.t act
SIC. S. find be It .fanosr essassd, Tbsi The
volunteers who'may be received into ,hr
service Of the United States, by virtue af
the provisions Of iIris ar,. shall be entitled
10 nil the hrurE,s which may he conferred
ON persons Wounded ia the. service vi the
United States.
sse. 6. fad be 81. fn,iler eneaea. TIKI there
shal be rais, d aud n.ganizr,!, M.dcr The
dirreiinn OF the President Of tire United
States one additional re gi,nrn, OF idFagso1s
or rioun,cd riAcmcp. 90 be composed Of
the same uumbcr nnd rank of tho officers,
non.eammissi"pcd officers. musicians and
rrira.cs, com, ,.o>ing .hc regimen, Of dra-
goon. uow in the service OF the Cai,ed
STATES. Ohio xhsll receive The Same pay
aud allowance. be subjected TO the same
ruscs aad REGULATE ms. and be engaged for
the like term, and upon the same. condi-
lions. Ia all respects wha,cvrr as urr s.i-
pula,cd Tor chr said regiment Of dragons
now IN service.
Srs : .qad BE- il ja,,ktr eHsetss, Tia, the Psts:-
dens "f the GATED states uay disband The
- .. regimen, whenever in his opinion.
the pnblic. interest no longer requires their
services. aud tie sun OF three hundred
thonsaad ao!lars, scauirei Ia -cnrsy inlp
ciIeei tho provisions. Of this aes is hereby
appropriated. OF, Of any Inoncy in the
Treasury not n,l,rrwisr appropriated.
SHr, . .7nd b a, fiIr.k1r snan.sd, Tl,a, 70 mceh
Of ,hs act as relates To volunteers shall br
in farce ior Two years from and ancr lhc
passage nf this net. anu n" longer.
Arprovcj. OH May, 1886.
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pgaa:c No. ell

AN ACT @xplaf alory of the act entitled
..An &c, 10 prrree, aciaicaiians "n the
part Of disbars,sis agents Of The Govern.
Incni. ana for other purposes.
be i enacted by the &nafe and House Of
Representatives,, af th Unsssd &asSs # II
mcriea IN Congress Asssa=tttd. Tha, the
ac, entitled "An ACT 10 prrscn, dcihlcalions
on tho part Of disbursing agents "f ,hc
Government, and for other purposes.
approved the ,wcn,y-ii.i, "f January,
eighteen hundred and ,wcn.y-cigh,. shall
no: be construed I" authorize The pension
Of any pcnsionr, Of tho United States 70
be withheld.
ArpsoyED. ao.h May. 1896.
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(nraL,c-No SG
AN ACT r,akins appropriation for 'hc. sup
preston Of hos,,I,.ies by the Creek In.
Clans
Bea enacted by tic senaie and Horse Of Re7rsses.
f;,ires ef tie tniiod &a.e, Of .5rerieA IN Cosgrt,s
Gssfmbitd. That The sum Of !ire hundred
thousand dollars be- and the same is hereby
appropriated. ou Of ans moncy,h 'he Tr"a-
sury no, o,hcrai~o appropriated. 10 deftay
any cxpcnas which hare been, or may DC
incurred in snrrrcss;ng hos,,!i'ses by the
Creek ind,an-. By calling out. by the Pfes'-
dent. Of aay part of the miI,ia of,he Cni'ed
States, aeco ding TO the provisions Of the
constitution aud Law; which rum. IL esPcn-
de-, shall oc expended under Tic direction
o. tho Secretary of War. confo'msbly 10 the
provisions OF tic act Of ongecss. Of Janua-
ry. seventeen hundred and ninety hrc; of
the nc, Of fif h OF April. cich,ccu hundred
aud thirty Two. making appropriations for The
support Of the army and "f the ae, Of the
nineteenth March. eighteen hundred aud
thirty y-six. providing FOR the payment Of roun.
,ccrs and militia corps in tho service OF shc
Uuitcd States
APPROVED. .:ss}d May, 1896.
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Ipuu,Ic. No. 3.1


AN ACT authorizing the prcsidcn: Of the
United States TO accep. tho service Of
volunteers, and 10 raise an additional
regiment OF Dragons or mounted rifle;
men.
Be i. enacted By G4 .Sranie and House o.
Representatives. ef the L.,,ied .Siai,s OF q.
mtrica, ia Congress asse,adied. ! n, The
President Of the United Snte. b", an,. h
hereby is authorized 1" acecp; &c .n'cr1s
wh. a,a, offer lhrir scrvice. '.iher as in
fansty or rsyai-y aot exc. Ing ten thou
sand mcn, 70 serv. six or twelve months
after ihrs shah have arrived at ,he place
OF rendezvous, unless sooner discharged
aud :he said volunteers shall furnish their
own clothes, and, If cavalry. their own
horses, aud when mustered i"." service.
shall te armed and equipped at tho expense
OF The United States.
Sre .. .4nd ), i, jsrfk1 ennt.td That The
said volunteers shall be Liable 10 DC called
upon 10 do military duty only in cases Of
Indian hosiiliiics, or 10 rerl inyasions.
whcncve. .he President shall Judge pro-
per. anti whca called into actual service
and while remaining therein shall be sub
shall DC in all respects except rs 10 cloth.
Ing, placed on The same footing with ST.
miiar corps of the United States atmy;
aad in lieu Of clothing. every non ,com-
niissioncd officer and private. in any COM
pany, who nay thus niscr themselves. shall
be entiilcI when called into actual service.
to rceeivs ia money SUM equal TO The cost
OF clothing Of a nns-commisSiancd "!lrcr
or private las the case mn, be) in .ho re-
gulsr troops of the t'niie.l States.
Sre. J .iaa b far;he, eaat'.d. Tha: tho said
volunteers. S. oG-rms CIR services, shall
be accepted by tho Prcsidcn, in comra-
nies, batta!;.n9. squadrons. regiments.
brigades, or divisions. whose officers shall
be appoin.cd in the manner prescribed by
law in the several States and + ,fi,or;cs.
TO which such companies. hatta'i,ns. sdus-
drons, regiments. bfigadcs. ar divisions,
shall respectively belong. Pror"''d, rhn'
where any company, battalion. squadron,
regimen, brigade, OF division, of nnli'ia
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In EllIllTY
. SUMTER DfsTRlCYs1 2
/. February 1896.

=. Jshn N M'Donald, So g;
nud wife !. = ~
vs. -. : ,s T' 4 80 - S 2
I Thos. Wiiiiams, MR. 81 : -. 80.
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Be md appear before the Commissioned
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dsz0 June next, mud sSaxh hllshe eassa
by proof BY order Of the Cnuftf
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THE Subscribers nader rbe firm of C..
C. Campbell & Co. uilI.enntinne the busi.
ness ., Mshops,lle, here,ofnre> conducted
under .he fiim of J. NJ. Melon s. CO!
J. BISHOP.
". n. BOWEN,
G.. e. CAMPBELL.
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NOTICE.

T'liE proprie,ors Of l4nnicr and Green's
Il Fcry. give notice tha! they viii PC
titan 10 the next Legislature Tor rcehar-
ter for tho sane.
Mnv Inn
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lBT AUTsEO2ETY.l
EAw OF TIRE UNITED STATES rAssED AT
TIE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS


TIRT SESSION.
PuBL,c. no. 23- -
AN ACT 30 giyc effect TO patents fn. pub.
lie lands issued in the names Of dcccas-
cd persons
be eaae'ed 5g TIC Scssse cnI House nf Represez-
tasir3s Of TIE Uat,ed &a,es Of .i1rifa IN Congress
ssscnR.d, Tha, IN ali mhesc psicnis sas pub.
lie iapds have been or may hercai'es b. is-
sued, in pursuance of any law Of the Uni-
ted states, to person who had died 9or
who shall hercafier die. before the date
OF such patent. t!Y, si.i. 10 .i,e land desig.
mated therein shall eHurc 10. and become
vested in. The heirs. dcriscss. or ass;gnc s.
Of such deceased ra;rn;cc. as 1.-THE paicn;
had issued to The deceased person during
lifc; and ,hc provisions OF hi, &C; shall be
Construed II cxtcnd 10 patents f,r lands
within tho Virginia Mili!ar: D ,irie, in the
State OF Onio.
J,MFS X. POLK.
Speaker OF the House oi Representatives.
s.. rtN ,URtH.
Vice President Of the unrod States aud
Pr, ,,idcn, Of the Senate.
ArrRoyEp, OH al May. 1886
AND EW JACK ON.
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White Lead and Colours.
A LARGE sppp.y Of ihec uY,,elr. ,irrel itoe,
wrrnss,il. & gao-nEss' ms.ufaetery, which,
with nil os~rs in :c inc suck as Oil. Rrushrs Var
ness, TurIa nIiI" &c. Sc, ran tc had Oh the mos
uasonsb.e to;tns. q, WIN. REYNOLDS. :
aI.Sp--0S HsND.
A gu.d supaiy Of WINDOW GLASS, :
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ApriLsa-.l3-hs

-, seoH & eZoE g7oaa,
TNHE subsctber has 1oy secclscd lscsh
Il land gcarfai assonpent OF. . ,a 2
Ladies and lscn4ienaeRs Boots
60 and Shoes, u
Of ihe latest and: :moss fashionable ayle; vhiclI
sseTs selected With much care by hsmsalf-
which he beiiereswih ire.genersl sasisaor
ton io:ihuse who viii taror shika :xah tasnir
eusod. His stock eompsises eyrry sdescsp-
ton Of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Chndssns
Boots and Shoes, generally found ira reguiuf
shoe store The Lacies and Gsalemcn d
Csad.n arc respectfully invited t6calssaaa
cxamine for themselves. esssSz. -. i.
ALSO-,On hand a general Assurfnsaf Of
FINE aILK q. rs,
Whssh will 30 soid .qa ihe moss foatapa6ls
.Februsry e7.--s.f-s,a Z. 8 ..
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A. FOWLER, ATTORNEY .aT LAT,
 LITTLE ROCK. April 10, ls35.-1-tf
Dissolution of Partnership.

ME partnership heretofore existing be- l tween ISAAC SUTTON and L. z. BUL- LOCK, by and under the style of SUTTON d5 BULLOCK, was dissolved on the 14th ult., by mutual consent.
 Ali debts due said firm have been placed in the hands of DAVID RoysTER, Constable. &c., for collection. All persons indebted ars therefore respectfully requested to make pay ment to Mir. Royster, who is duly authorised to receipt for the same.
 The business will hereafter be conducted by the subscriber, who hopes by constant at- tention to merit share of public favor.
 l.. 7. BULLOCK. Little Rcck, Ian. !, 1s36.-39-3t