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G0EI.IcKE'S
MatchIcss Sanative,

10 obtained equally from the vegetable, animal
and mineral kingdoms. and thus possesses q
three fold pow CT; and though designed as q 70.
medy fof Consumption solely. 10 possessed &c .
my steIious influence over many diseases Of the
human system--is . medicine which begins Go
be valued by Physicians, who are daily wit
Messing its astonishing cures Of many whom
they had resigned 10 the grasp Of the inssiia.
bic Grave.
DOSE Of the Ssnslive, Cor adults. one
drop; for children, . half drop; and for infants,
q quarter drop; the directions explain the man.
neI ef taking half or quarter drop.
PRICE-Three and one third rix dol
lars iss SOY per half ounce.
All persons who live in unhsalthey climates,
whether hot or cold oil operatives and others
connected with manufactures, and all who lead
sedentsty and inactive iives. are exposed 10 Va,
rious insidinus malsdics, which may be sleni
" pfeying upon their constitutions while thei
ennnienances wear the glow OF health. ans
while they suspect no danger nigh"--malsdie,
which an eeeasieaai vac Of the Sanativc wUuls
cheek in the bud.
The patient, while using the medicine. shsnls
eat and drink lin hind, not quantityl whattvei
the APrEri dictates; and not be compelled
TO force down, assinsf nsnat. every medic,
which the tend.fest friends and kindest nnrsel
often imprudently recommend. NATURE Is
THE GREAT PHYSICIAN, t,he doctor an,
nurse only her sctvsntsl; and il We would prof
by her advice, we must adhere strictly 10 ln,
infallible recipe. lf che order for the patith
water. porter. or hook. OBEY her; II she dire,
fish, fpwl, rggs or beef steak, regard her roifs
o. other words, the patient should cat sn'
drink whatever his appetite srarss, not forget
ing To- he temperate Ia oil things"
In burning frvcrs, mock not the patient
instructive call for cooling drink By simpl
unoisteninp % his parched lips; bu, place b
his bedside vessel Of water, put into his hand
cup, and let him slake his thirst at pleasure
This lie reason; this is com.aou sense; this
nature.
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The controversy which has sgi,aied
the Presbyterian Church. is abou, 10 be
continued in the civil tribunals of the coun-
try. The New School, so called, elect
cd SIX trustees Of the Theological Semi
nary. aud removed six Of the Board, who,
however, refused TO admit the new men,
bers To a seat, aud the old ones continue
to act. A contemporary says: " Here
upon issues the writ Of quo ,Darranio,
by which the whole legal question wil!
be decided. concerning the rights of the
respective parties t" The name, property.
&c. Of the General Assembly"
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ONO STATE CONVENTION.

A great Convention Of me wings Of
Ohio assembled at Columbus. The CAPT.
sai Of that state. On Thursday The 3Osh
oil. There were present from three 10
hEe thousand delegates; and in reference
10 ihis large number. The Columbus Jour
nal and Register terms 10 L" fhs Rising Of
The People" The Hon. Allen ThmbIs
was chosen President. and Vice Presi-
dent was appointed from each eongres-
siOnal dishiel.
After organizing. various committees
were appointed on Stale and National az
fairs; and having referred 10 earh the
subjects proper for IL. the Convention adj
iourned 10 The next day.
A, the meeting Of the Convention on
Friday morning, the commillrs on Ma
IiOnal Affairs reported the following re-
solutions. hieh we're unanimously adopt
ed:
ReaOirsd. That The good of the coun-
try imperiously demands change in The
administration Of the National Govern
menI-such change as will elTeciuslly
prevent a further continuance of the
reckless war which has been waged upon
the interests Of the people for the benefit
Of Office holders-such change as will.
from henceforIh. produce uhIon Of feel
ing and interest between The people and
their official agents. and that il is the par.
amount duty Of I'll those, lhoughoui the
Union. who are opposed TO the present
misrule. 10 prosecute this object by vigor
and concert of action. and BY the Sacrifices
Of all personal and local pariislilirs aud
prejudiees which stand in the way oil
its attainment.
Res0lred. That concert Of action BY
the Wings throughout the United States
can be best secured by means Of q
National Convention; and this Conven.
ton therefore concur in the recommends.
iion Of the State Wing Convention. held
q, Columbus in July last. 10 that effect
and also concur in the proposi,ion lately
made by the Wing members Of Congress
a. TO The time and place Of holding ;
National Convention.
Resolved. That this Convention hav,
undiminishrd confidence in the patriot
Ism and talents Of our distinguished EEL
low citizen, HTiiiam Henry Harrison--
and concur with the Convention Of july
last, in presenting his name 70 The Ma
tiunal Convention. as q Candidate for th'
Presidency-bui q. the same time pledg'
their cordial support 10 The nomination
ofihe Convention. should il fall on ei,he
of the other distinguished statesmen
Henry Clay or Daniel Uebstsr, who's,
names are promincn, as Wing candidate
for tina. important Office.
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Testimony No. 4.
A letter from a. y. shsrwsod. sss. q .. rosk.
I I Z q Z .


Dr.. d. s. R0rkarsd,-Sir: About Ihs
middle of July lssl. seeidenhy noticed
in q newspaper the advertisement Of me
Mslehless Ssnalise. Tor which prrceir-
edyou we're agent. and uhich protested 10
be sovereign remedy Cor Consumption.
As my vile was then fast wasting
assy with this dreadful disease. and a.
our family physician was daily and anx-
iously endeas0ring % restore her 10 health
without success. I stripped over 90 be
house, and asked him IL be had any OBJ
jselions TO her taking this medirine. lie
replied. that " be vas perfectly Wiling
Mrs. Sherwood should take that or any
other medicine she might choose. bur he
thought il could do her no good. % hfr
lungs Irere rapidly c0nsuiRing and no
human means could sGUe her." Sull 30
. drowning person will catch 81 straw
and The SanaIive being RECOMMENDED by
three physicians v ho had Used il IN their
practice, she concluded 70 give u ;ri-.-
I sent and purchased . rial, xhirh che
commenced taking three iimes . day.
giving free indulgence sn hfr appetite
according 10 the directions. by pursu-
ing this course. abe suffered considuatiy
for ths first sigh or Ten dsys. but WAS
shortly able TO eat and drink freely. with
out the least ineonseniener.
Within four weeks from her Fret using
the medicine, her feeble and wasted frame
began 10 put on new strength. and she has
been gaining from day 70 day until ihs
present moment. 10 the utsrr asionish-
ment Of our family physician and friends.
She 10 now enjoying comtoIsaeis
Though not perfect state OF health. 70
able TO be about the house end 10 sslend
church.
Sherwood and myself are hfui-
ly Of The opinion. and so are al who know
her remarkable case. thai she otres her life
10 ihe Sanafips alone; and - there arc
probably may consumpiive persons in The
United States. who have not yet heard Of
This medicine. measures ought speedily
10 be adopted 10 have 10 more gsnerally
known.
A number Of persons in this neighbor-
hood, I understand, are taking 10 for other
serious complaints, with very sres, BEN
eft. Think of going 10 The South. Siih
nv family. sometime this fsll. and in ease
do. I will proelsiIn the virtues &c the
Sanslive in that quarter: for although
some Of the physicians here are actively
opposed to IL, l do sincerely believe IL So
red nv wife from an opening grave.
i IL you think this letter will serve hs
public good. you are u liberty 70 publish
H. Respectfully. &c.
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H. II. SngRMoop.
Testimony No. ..
GERMAN SANATlvE.

Extract from the Essex Register, pu bIi. he'd in
Salem, Massachusetts.
The Agents Cor the sale OF this Invaluable
medicine in this city, have 10 their possession
statements Of many instances whi d have al
ready voluntarily been made 90 them of benefit
resulting from i,s use. lnqnirers can be direct.
ed to the individuals by calling az the Book
store Of the Agents.
IVES & JEwETT. iss Essex street.
Testimony No. 8.
From the Boston Marning Post
THE MATCHLESS SANATIyE.
BY an article in our paper 10 day, Il viii be
seen that this medicine has lost none of its viz.
tu,s by crossing the Ailantic-f Tor il appesrsto
be working similar cures il America 10 those
Which have ss,onished Europe,
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China, Glass,
and Queensware.
JAMES A. TAYLOR,
No. 20, IEMfer Street, ". Y.

Formerly cfths firm Of T. j. BarrOr & Coz
DEGS respectfully to inform his friends and
~ Merchants generally. in Virginia and N.
Carolina, that he 10 now receiving an entire
new STOCK OF GOODS, in the above line.
expressly adapted to Southern trade. Every
description Of rich China. in sets; Cut Glass,
together with complete assortment Of Com.
mon and Quesnswsre and Stone Ware, con.
stautly on hand, and will DO offered on as good
terms as they can bs procured in the United
States. Liberal credit ioiu Be girea scssa rsquir
sd Goods will be carefully packed by expe.
rienced hands. Orders, by letter, promptly at.
tended to and faithfully executed.
The patronage Of his old friends and the Mer.
camille community generally, in Virginia and
North Carolina. Is requested.
Near Old Slip, New York, June 6. "a
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MATcHLESs SANATIVE.

DAVID S. ROWLAND, the General Ameri.
can Agent for this mighty medicine. tinventcd
by the immortal Goelicke Of Germany has
great pleasure in publishing the following high.
iy important letter from respectable gentle.
man in New York, which he has received, with
many others Of similar chsraeter--alss very
interesting intelligence from several Of his I.
gents, as will he seen below which, togsther
with the certificate fiom three emineat German
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We stated, two or three weeks since,
that the Hon. Levi Woodbury. had been
nominated by the Governor Of New
Hampshire To the office OF Chief Justice
Of that state. This nomination was con
lirmed; but il 10 now said that Mr.. Wood.
bury will decline il, prelerring to remain
in the Treasury Department.
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GOELICKE'S
Matches SanatiYe.


40 LoCIS OFf0.H C0ELICKE. a. D. Of
Genaany lEsfoPe,l bsisass The inPsElsh-
able AeEar 81 adoing q kEw snc raEciors e0e-
tflas g. The Science Il Medseine-a ooetFlns
shieh. thoagh xrhsmsnlly opposed By some a
the iaeuliy, tof which be Is Q valuable mfm-
beT, be proves 20 be AZ vel fsances IN truth
as any doctrine of Holy Wits doctrine. mp
On the verify q which are suspended The lisss
Of millions q our race, and Hhieh he boldly
challenges his opp0sers % Eelute. VIZ. csasnmp-
lien q lisssss sllssys seessisnsS o. dissrSrIsS
siafs ~ gif9 Ter Life Prinriplsl sf IA knmsn
body: ~ sflra sscrtfly tnrkiag e Iks sysism
fer sears kssrs fhrs 10 fAs Efssl esmplsnf Of Gks
Lnagsz6.-snd sskitk asy D. a. eulsinls,
thsagk net % suisLly cared. a. Q sommsn esid 81
simple ksadaeks. An insaluably precious dos
time this. as Il imparts an important lesson 10
ths spparsMis Aesllky Of both sexes, teaching
them that this insidious foe may be 40 un0b-
served inmate of their "elayey houses" even
while they imagine themselves secure from lie
attacks; teaching them that the great secret in
the ara " preserving health 10 20 pluck out the
disease While in The blade. and not sait tIll lhe
fuil grown ear.
This iliusirious benefaieof Of man 10 also on,
titled 10 the unfrigned gratitude u the world.
Cor the invention &C his
MATcHLESS SANATIvE,
whose healing Eat may justly claim Cor Il such
title. sinee Il has 90 siRnally iriumPhed oEer
our great common enemy.
CONSUMPTION,
both in the first and last stsee=--a medicine
which has thoroughly filed The vacuum in the
Msteris Msdies. and thrrsby proved iiself the
c0NQUER0R OF PHYSICIANS;
. medicine. for which al mshkind will have
abundant cause 10 bless the benshesnt hand ol
. hind Prnudenee--a medicine. whose won.
derons virtues have been 80 elowingly portray.
ed even by some of our clergy. in their pastoral
visits Go the sirk ehsmber; b. which means
they often become the happy instrumenfs oI
changing dependency into hope. sickness into
health, and sadness of friends into ioyfulnsss.
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~ Whig' only. bu' hy many Of lhs Van
B1ssn parry. sssR some Of heir saadi-
dalss. .-.
We have not room nov. fsrshrr 10 en-
lend these remarks. bus may ssaia rssur
10 The sGhjeei.
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The article " from an old newspaper"
communicated to us fur publication, is too
incorrectly copied. In Two or three pla.
ces so much is omitted as 10 destroy the
sense. The article We have seen before,
perhaps have published it; bu, will do so
again il the corrections are made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-14

Rise af Hafer on Lake Eris.-The
Cleveland Herald mentions The fact. that
lhe waters Of Lake Erie. at that point.
are al least lhree and = half feet higher
than they were three years ago. and eigh-
teen inches above The level of last year.
A similar rise has been observed IN the
Upper Lakes.
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In hi. county. the following gsntle-
n,u are befare ihe people a. candidates
t,..'s in The State Legislature, viz.
WINGS.
S,aaie-IIugh wad.!sll. esq.
CSanlmons - Willie r. Mangum.
William A. Graham. John Boon, and
Mcdaniel ]. King. esqrs.
VAN BUREN,.
!Stnais-Grn. Joseph Allison.
Communicated. John SIockard. Col.
Herbert Sims. Col. Benjamin 'frollinger.
,nJ DR.. julius Brsekrn.
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chaneellsr Kent has sppesred with
his opinigu in an article Of great length.
IN The New York American. in direct
opposition 10 thst Of Judge Mckinley,
given az Mobile. upon ihe inability Of .
corporation created BY one Stale IN enler
into contracts on. Of the Jurisdiction Of the
power that created II. That decision as
ionished The public generally. a. wsll as
the legal frsiemiiy. The merchants -
bout New York. feeling much intsres-
Ied on the subject, the opinion Of Char-
eslloE Kent Was asked for; and in &C.
quiesesnes 10 the request. il has been
given.
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ni DE nrighbOriag Stakes HPon ths sub-
Jsel rslsTFsd 10 II, and in he inlsEioE.
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Weekly Almanac.
uaaas0oaogau AsN0gnYs

1aaa99o90gaW A9ND9lYs
Sl,iiE Fall Session will commence on the 9th
Of August.
Classical Department W. ,. Bingham,
TaiIion aus per session. ! John A. Bingham.
English Department NV. C. Sutton.
Tuition iss per session. ! John MeAllss,er.
French Department oa..a..,
Tuiiiun - per month. -" N0'"D "A''
The students in the classical department re
eeive regular instruction in Spelling. Reading,
Writing. Arithmetic. Earlish Grammar. Geo
graphy. Composition and Declaration. without
extra charge.
P.s. The Raleigh papers will insert fvs
times.
June 10. es-sw
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The Banks of Bsllimors have respond
ed 70 the eommiise Of The Phila6elphis
Banks. and recommend q convention 70
be held n Philsdelphis about The 6rst d
July. 20 concert measures preparatory 10
N early resumption Of specie payments.
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James e. TurTenline is a candidate fur
,e.rleerion To the office { Sheriff fer the
comfy of Orange.
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phyiraHE, mnsi f9FsEaT establish lhs shRFhs-
ieF 81 the sanalIFs q hriRg NIlhsLt . PsEsilEl
n fhs history e. medieioa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
Land for Sale.

NEAR Storkvjlle, the county seat Of Octibbe-
IN ha county, Mississippi, the south west quar-
ter, of section thirty four, in township number eigh-
teen, north of range number thirteen east the south
east quarter, Of section twenty-nine, in township
number eighteen, north of range thirteen east the
west half Of the northeast quarter, and the north
west quarter Of section number two, in township
seventeen, of rage thirteen eas the north east quar-
ter, and the north east quarter of the north west
quarter, ofsecion twelve, in township seventeen,
north oranSe thirteen east and the north east quar-
ter, of section number three, in township seventeen
north Of range thirteen east. The above lands are
selected by the best judges, and are offered for cast
or on long credit, and the most accommodating
terms. Apply to the subscriber at BrickelIs Store
| opposite the Eagle Hotel, Columbus, Miss.
ADDISON PEEL.
NJ IN tsaaRttf
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Montaguc,s Balm.

IN Indian remedy for che 1oofh-ache.
YWvHE established reputation and constantly in
II. creasing demand for this e6ectual remedy
Of main and presevaive Of the teeth, has induced the
subscriber to offer il TO the American public. Ar
engagements have been made TO supply agents in all
The principal cities and towns in The United States,
90 as to place itwithin the reach Of those suffering
and likely to suiier with this most harasslng OF oil
Aches Tooth Ache.
When applied according to directions given on the
bottle, It has never failed TO afford Immediate and
permanent relief. ltaso arrests the decay in deec-
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which 50 FIRE.
queniy renders strong tooth useless. The apple
cation and remedy are simple, innocent, and not I'M
pleasant; and the large number orpcnons IN differ
ent sections OF the country that have already expc-
rienccd such delightful and san,ary effects from the
use orthe Balm are ready to bear, Qor the public
rood their testimony, TO its unrivakd qualities.
s an Indian remedy obtained sngularly and unex
pec,edly, and may he regarded by The cvili2e,
world as the most valuable discovery OF the Re,
man Of the Woods,
For Sale by SMITH& FRlERS0N, Druggist,
Columbus, .uississiPPi. 90 PRIcE 81 PER- Boris
march 8. 1885, Say
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE Z. STAN,
TN pursIiancs Of the law, ], MARTIN Va,
BUREN, President Of tie United S,,..-
America, DO hereby declare and make LnoWp =.
-ab5c sales will Be held al the underner,
Land Ohces in he State Of Mississippi, al tle \.
riods hereinafter designated, 20 wat:
Ar the Land Odice at Choc1hVms, On Nons..
the twelfth CAV Of November n xt Af the a..
of he nubEc lands within the limits Of he vtS'.-
mentioned townships and fractional townships
wit;
North oftAs Jase line and east offhe neri6,,
Fractional township twen'y-six, OF range I,,
Fractional townships tGenty-six and lwen,y..,,
en-, Of range three.
townships twenty FIVE and twenty six, Of np,,
two.
North ofthe base line and res, Of the mtrias,
townships twenty, tweniy-one tWepiv.,..
twenty-three, twenty-four, and twenty-five oir,0s.
| two.
townships TWENTY-FIVE, twenty-,hree, rvO,
four, twenty-five, tweny-six, and twenty I,
range three.
| townships twenty two, twenty-three, tvenv
four, twenty six, twenty seven, and twenty eci,.
and fractional township twenty nine, of range e,,
Township twenty, Orange FIVE.
Township twenty two, Of range six.
That part of township twen'y one, north oil.
cd Indian boundary, of range seven.
Fractional township twenty five ofrsnge eight
AT the Land Office at Columbus, on Mondsv ~
twenty ninth day of October next, for the dbpOo,
of the public lands within the limits Of the Under
mentioned townships, TO wit:
North orthe base line and east Of the meridian.
Township eleven, oranges fourteen Eileen sad
sixteen.
Also the north half Of section twenty eight, ii
township nineteen, Of range sixteen.
At the Land Office at Augusta, on Monday, lie
fifth day of November next for the disposal Of Tie
public lands within the limits of the undernenuu,d
townships and fractional townships, to wit:
North of the base line and east Of the meridian
Townships two, three, four, five, six, and seven
Of range seventeen.
Fractional townships, two, three, four fyt, III
: and township seven, ofrange eighteen.
lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools
military, or other purposes, will be excluded iron
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two week
Iunless the lands are sooner disposed OIL and n
longer; and no private entries Of land in the tow
ships so offered, will be admitted until after The e1
pration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washngo
this fourteenth day OF May, ammo Dominl, lsSs
Nv the President: NJ. VAN buren,,
JAMES WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land QFts,
June %, ls3S-50-tds.
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ShcriN Sale.

VE1ILL be sold to the highest bidder for cash
w ut the Court house door in the town Of
Columbus on Monday the Goth day of August next
al the right, title claim and interest, that Coleman
May has in and 10 the following described land, tV
wit south half east alf Of the north east quarter OF
section twenty-five, and south half west hslfof the
north west quarter dissection twenty-thrte, of town
ship eighteen, south Of Range II west, containing
eighty acres more or less. Sold to satisfy sunary
executions in favor of James Carter & Co. and Bar
~ MADDOX g. Co. Sale within the hours prescribed
by hw. J. w, BfkN, Shrn.
Iowndcs County.
july 7, Is3s--f-tls Primers fee 81 90
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ad-
~ ministration of the goods, chnttels and Gre
dts which were orThomas C.. Branch, late of Mon
roe county and State OF Mississippi, deceased, at the
time of his DEATH mot already admlnIsteredl was
granted by the probaes court Of said county, 10 the
Undersigned, on the fourth day of july 1888
All persons having unadjusted claims against said
estate, are notified 10 present them duly authentca-
ted within the time limited by law, or they wil be
forever barred.
Those who are indebted 10 the said estate, are re-
quired to make immediate payment.
STEPHEN COOKE Administrator
de bonis non Of Thomas G. Branch, deceased.
July 8, 1888 3w6
Printers fee, $40 sol
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sheriff Sale.

XETILL be sold on Monday the goth August
w next, at the court house in the town OF
Columbus, all the right, title, claim and interest that
James III. NIosey has in and TO the following ccs-
cribed lot, number three, in fractional square num-
her thirteen, South of Main Street. and the improve
ments thereon, to satisfy sundry executions in favor
Of David Lecristan, Francis Leect, George KisSam
J. &. l.. Brewster, James j. Chewing, J. j.
Brewster, Rapley s Purdy Tomhighy Rail Road
Company of Columbus. Sale within the hours pres
cribed BY law. J. W. BikN,
Sheriff Lowndes County.
july Q, isss--l-tds. [pr. fee 90.
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Choctaw Reservations.

iEENHE Commissioner for certifying sales of
l. Choctaw Reservations, is now engaged in
reporting OH all the cases believed TO be ready for
fna decision. Some claimants have fled their title
papers, but not their proofs others have filed their
proof but not their title papers-these and all others
who have not presented their claims at ALL are not-
fed that the Office will be open at all times, a, Ro-
gers old stand near Columbus, where the Secretary
Mr. S. II. Lester, will receive and Gle all title pa
ners and evidence which may be presented The
Commissioner will be again at the Office so soon as
he dsposes ofihe cases now on hand,and he is mott
fed by Mr. Lester that olher cases ready for ad.
Indication. In all cases, tile proof may be by depo-
Stons as well as by The personal attendance Of wit
nesses. A. '. bkOWN, Conir.
| june 90 lS3s-50-3m.