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The London Morning Chronicle" Of the
2Sth January states: "It is reported that
her Majesty's ship America, so, Commodore
the Hon. John Gordon, with steamer and
a brig, had been despatched by Rear-Admi-
raj Sir George Seymour, TO the Columbia
river, on the Oregon; and the Grampus, so,
is expected to be sent thither when her
magazine is altered"
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Hon. Abbot Lawrence says, "where are
the wages for labor, ask, lower than they
were in ls42?" Before the passage of the
tariff of 42 the cry was, give US a tariff, and
laborers shall have "two dollars day and
roast beef" The tariff passed, and the tune
is changed to-whsre are the wages lower
than in lS42?-the time when Abbott Law
renee says "the depression in all kinds Of
business become so oppressive, that many of
the manufacturing establishments in New
England were closed, the operatives dismiss
ed, the mechanical trades were still, and
every resource for the laboring man seemed
dried up"
Ought net manufacturing laborers to be
thankful if permitted 10 receive as great wa
ges as in those days of ruin?" Visions of
" "two dollars day and roast beef" avaunt!-
Lowell Advertiser.
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ar vessel was wrecked on the New Jersey
shore at Squam Beach, called the John Minturin.
The Inhabitants instead of relieving the perishing
seamen,, plundered the dead of every valuable,
and exacted money for the delivery Of the bodies.
They are said to be regular wreckers. An inves-
tigation into the matter has been ordered by the
Legislature of New Jersey.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of decreta order to me directed
I'D and delivered from the Court of Common,
Pleas, of Henry County, Ohio, will expose to
public sale at the door of the Court House in Ma.
.poleon, on the 4th day of April, A. D. ls46, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and o.
cloo P M. of said day, the following described
realktate, to wit: The west half Of the north
shalt essection eight, in town six north of range
six east, containing 1850 acres. Taken to sat-
isfy a decree in favor of Trevit, Pendleton and
Trevit against Uriah Jamson.
VIM. DODD, Sheriff,
SHERtFF's OFFICE,
Napoleon, Feb. %, 1916. 26lfw
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ARREST OF JAMES BRowN, THE COUNTER
FEIrER.--Marshal Robertson arrived in town,
this morning, with this notorious counterfeit
or in his charge. Brown was arrested in
Summit county, together with several other
individuals of his gang. Counterfeit coin and
paper were found in their possession. He
is confnedin our county Jail, where, we can
inform his friends, he will remain until July
next, unless his associates can give bail in
the sum ef'$20,Ooo, for his appearance at
the July term of the U. S. District Court
statesman, Feb. 2l.
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James Mcdowell, esq, ex-governor of
Virginia, has, without opposition. been elect
cd to Congress to supply the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Mr.. Taylor.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
lv heretofore existing between the subscribers
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts due the firm will be paid to their lccessors,
w. H. Wheeler g. Co.. or their order, who are
fully authorized 10 collect and receipt for the same. :.
JOHN EWING,
SAMUEL HAMILTON.
PENDLEToN, Feb. 2lst, 1876. *26lcw
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No SpECIn.-The Banks of New Orleans
on the 3lst ult., had S. millions of circula,
tons millions Of specie, and millions of
depostes.
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Appointments confirmed By the Senate.

William Crosby, of Ohio, to be consul for
the port Of Talcahuano, in place Of Paul H.
Delano, recalled.
Thomas Mcclure, of Oh 10, consul for the
port of Rio Grande, Brazil, in place of John
G. Pedrick, resigned.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Smith Inglehart, collector for the district
of Cuyahoga, and Inspector for the port Of
Cleveland, Ohio, vice William Milford, re-
moved.
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MARSHALS. &c.

Daniel A. Robertson, marshal for the
district of Ohio vice John McElvan {
moved
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" PosT OFFICE, New ORLEANS,

t 90. TO, tO'cIOck P. NJ.
"The election of United States senator
in place of Mr.. Barrow (whig) is just over.
"Gen. S. w. Downs (dem.) received n
votes; Grymes, do. 45; Sporrow, l; Hunt
"Mr. Grymes was run and supported by
the wings.
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and establish free turnpike road from o.
tawa, in the county of Putnam, 10 Napoleon
in the county of Henry.
To amend an act TO lay out free turnpike
road from Lima in Allen county, 10 the Miami
Extension canal, in the county of Putnam,
passed March 8, ls45.
To lay out and establish a free turnpike
road from Brunersburg TO Hicksvle in the
county of Defiance.
To amend an act entitled an act to amend
an act to lay out and establish free turnpike
road from Brunersbury to Michigan State
line, passed February 8, lS4F
TO amend an act entitled an act 10 lay out
and establish free turnpike road from Ka-
Ida, Putnam county, to Napoleon, Henry
county, and to the Michigan State line,
passed March 4, 1874.
To lay out and establish free turnpike
road from Perrysburg to Defiance.
To amend an act entitled an act to lay out
and establish free turnpike road from
Brunersburg to the Michigan State line, in
the county of Williams, passed Feb s,
1914.
To appoint commissioners to locale a part
of the Brunersburg, Evansport and Locltport
flee turnpike road in Defiance county.
To erect the county of Ashland.
To incorporate the Defiance Rural Gene
terry Association of Defiance county.
10 authorize the county commissioners of
the county of Pauldng to apply the bridge
tax collected in said county to the payment
of the county debt.
To authorize the commissions of Defiance
county TO levy an additional road tax.
To incorporate the Defiance and Burners
burgh Slackwater Navigation company.
An ACT TO amend an act entitled an act to
incorporate the Grond Lo dge of Independ-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows of the State of
Ohio, passed Feb, 4, 1899.
TO erect the county of Mahonng.
To incorporate the Clermont Phaanx in
Clermont county, Ohio.
To incorporate the Trumbull Phaanx in
the county of Trumbull.
Reltive to the Banking powers of the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company,
and Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati.
To authorize the directors of school dis
trct No. l, in Napoleon township, Henry
county, to exchange certain lots.
RESOLUTIONS.
Relative 10 great of land by Congress TO
the State of Ohio, and to to the reduction
of Government lands along the line of the
Miami Extension and the Wabash and Erie
Canals.
Relative to furnishing Ohio Reports to
Putnam county.
Appointing State Board of Equalization.
rendering the thanks of the Legislature
to the clergymen Of Columbus, for their
services.
We have omitted the of local, and special egis
laton, resolutions, &c. not pertaining the Northwest
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GOVERNOR SHANNoN.-We see that some
of the whig papers are denying that this gen.
tleman is in favor Of Mr.. ToD for Governor
and that he is opposed 10 the issue made "a,
! the Sth Of January Convention. They are
false in their statements as usual. Not to
speak of the letter of Mr.. Shannon to Mr.
Dimmock, of the Holmes County Farmer
we have seen and read a letter written by
him, last January, in which he emphatically
declares, that Mr.. TOD must be supported
and that, whatever might have been thought
Of the subject of the currency before the
convention, the battle must be fought on the
issue made by that body.-Ohio Statesman.
SENATOR FOR LoUIsIANA.-The legislature
of Louisiana proceeded ON the 18th inst. to
the election of United States senator in place
of Mr. Alexander Barrow, whose term ex-
pires on the 4tb Of March next. The fol-
lowing is the result:
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sl1. alisen. sud sixteen, ofrangs


 Tomashi aeeh, flfsen. ard sixteen. ofrange Townsh r:ssn and tfteen. Of range twenty. Townsfii gten, q sange tweuiy-sixs
 TownsE rteeh and fifteen, cf range tRenty- seven. M
 TownshEsei give and thirteen. sf range twenty nine.
 Al ihe Mzee at HELENA, commencing on MOND A Y -wenty-tfss day of December next. icr tFls siEs the paslie eiahdssiihiatke under. naehtioEe, shiPs and fractional townships, viz: 1Nog.A Of .sakss and east cf the 4 il1 principal
 Naeridlna.
 Townss s, eighteen. nineteen, twenty, and tvreufy-as& nge seven.
 Towns sid twenty of range eight.
 Towns w tea. of range nine.
 Section M tognship twelve. cfrange eleven.
 Fractio Slship thirteen, of range fsxeive TractioM &ship ibafteen, of range thirteen SoaiA cf sfsse, sna easf ef fst t5fA Praseipaf
 Town.E& 1T and five, the hartion of sown- ship nine # Aof the A ATkAnsas river. embracing { ffaetiuna I@S As this4y and thirty one, and the fraction A rhip ten, (norsh Oi the Arkansas rivet.1 8iE fractional sections six, eighteen, nineteen ! 8iy twenty -one twenty twen- tyefg.t My- iine, thirty. thirty -one thirty two ! thirty th& & id lhirty-scaf. of range one Ffaeti ow lship hse, of range three. At he sA oIsce at LITTLE ROCK. coinmsn- ! ciNx on MD4f, the twenty eighth day Of D.. : ee,ssher M .os the disposal of the pablie lands witiI;a Il mentioned townships and parts oi 7 ;esyusA5sss w.'
 { SoaiA o tx Eiae. and west q Ike fffA prsscipal l meridiaa. 1 rraes# seSions thirty-cne aud thirty-twt in l towlshM
 Frac & ections five and six in township two l and foyl# six and seven, ct range eleven. Tow six and seven. of range twelve. Tow SIX and ten. of range thirteen. ! Lam Mopriated by law for the ase osschocls. ! ,nili.ta sher purposes, will be excluded from ] sale.
 l The giII each be kept npea for two weeks. and no M. unless the lands are sooner disposed of.l aIM f.yate entries ef land in the townships osierad # Q admitted 6Htil alter the expiration oT,wo & inom tbe commencement of said sales. f,iyrM If usy hand at the city ofsW assington ,b;s IaIH ol .3pgust. anno Domiai one thousand elghtfM andtOFty-six. r Bx IT sidsni:
 Fl II. PTFER. ae, .anissioner of the General Land C.Iice,
 FveMou entitled to the right of pre- caption |, MI within the Aeaisx of the t0HashipS above # ated. is repaired to establish tSe same to inc Sion bf the register and receives, Of ;he nro.erM tfiscss and make paylaent therefor as som a& tabEd alter seeing tilis notice, and be- fars ii apo hted for the commenceneat oi tsA N Mass ofi,he lands embracing the tract .I,s.I4 4 e.yise4Such ciaiEn will be forfeited.
 JAMES H. PIPER, .r.;, M r,issicher Of the General Land Office.
 5i-Sm.
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taudsAnd dollars per aaaasa the asssssaas treasoreF at Boston sAaA Ae paid salary of Ess shousasa i've handEed dollars per annus8 the ass1staat treasurer at Caariesicn shall b. pad salary os twa lous.sA ave henafed dollars per annam; hc assistant ttea. saref al St i.oslss saaii Ae paid a salary of two sasAisa hys hundred dollars per Ansatns tie tFea sarer Of tho miAt ss Philadelphia shall ln AiStnn ss bis present saiaxy receive five hanarr, dnssars anaaally suf the pasiorEaaneaoi tr ssii.es l,naos hy "a a< iae trcasiaref af tpe hsaE<A nat a, New Orleans shall assa receive five hftnanra ialays An nusily. ieF lie additional dasics eseaie hv this a, ald ssese saiarlts. respectively sha. l I,, mi i, she seTstees as lse fwsneetive officers. aor sAaa ether oi tesla he per1ai,ed te eAas o reeiv. any epissalss'ses BY. eF perqsslsse, fer any stseist M sal essss'aSsef oE sczaptiaa Rkasssevegs aisd itss KsiskM say such csssrex. ar tt, e..sft ai any sec4 compensation herebs leetare,s yg ks 2 IaisseaAesnut iaF aAieb tna s,ficrs c,aYigt9xg ythereei hsipfe any coegt ef tie United States ,l eoblpssens jurisdiction. shali he suhsef fa ,n.sb nsii sY hse as iipylssssss.s, q 6oih. lie dis efe'4op q i'e coGFa before whiek 4e sIences saal l bs issea ss7~s'
 See 2. lad be t fsrklsg rh., ,.,s .A,s De aRu hereby is applaptiaged b be paid a,,t al sny HsoHey ia he Treasary moi otherwise apfraprI
 ated tise sun oi i've thousand dollars to be sxpsn. ded, tnder He direction of the Secretary of the lFrasary, n such fepaiss 0F additions IS may bs necessary 10 put in good coalition l.,r Gsr with as lIsle delay as may De consistent with the public
 neresls tie offices. rooais yaHils and saes here
 n inehiionsd and n ths purchase oiAay RcceSsar, additional issnlgare aud hxsarss, ia the purchase
 necessary books and stationary. and in dstrayln. any other incidental expenses necessary 10 carr ! tsss act into effect
 ' see 24 +qsa de u fsstasr enacted, That all act : CT pafts ot acts waien come ia causict waich ti, provisions Vi als ac; he, and ,lse saIle are hereby repealed. ~~
 | Approved Auyss;6. lsIe
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LITTLE ROCK WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 90, lS46.
n .ths cOunsy of YsI. Resefs W.

In the County Of Yen, Robert ".
 Johnson received a4e .. Making in ihe aggregate fnr Robert W. John son. siksseE tlonsaod teas handFed and twenty ive Tor David Walker 27 votes. iar Frederick ". Trap nal twelve votes. for Archibald Yel eight vcses tor Chester Ashley iAree soes aid fur Eoseaso Gibson four votes
 Now therefore I, THOMAS & DRrw. Governor og the Statc of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority ia me xfssed bg The lsas of said Siase io hereby declare RpbeFt " Johnson .o he sulY elected Rep resenissise ia the 3 Congress of he Uuited States iroa he Stale af Arkansas, sar and during the pc. rod prescribed by law
 - la testimony whefeos. have heteuhso 2 set fay hand and caused the seal of saiS Siate 10 be ataxea st Little Rock oa tas ~~-~ Huh day of September, A. D issG
 THOMAS <. DREW By the GoyeEnos:
 DAsip B. GaaEn, sserstsss ef Steie..
 li--tw
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7HE ARKAN SAS eA ~ V E R
 auRElsgtEp NsEEgIx. BY A. m. RUTEERRFORD, 4T THREE DOELA Rs A YEAR
 IN .fBF.aNCE.
rrIisls Ii 0r ADvEIgTTsIN6.

-, or n. ,;nss. ar less, frst insertion, axr DOLLAR. and rTTTr cKSTs ier saeh = .ss.-oyer 10 lines and Bes exeeeesh6 ,s, VI VI .I.,,s6 as i sraare and half-oyer ko, and not eK- sss9ng 2p. as tswe sumares--and n tna1 PgopoIseh fsr lohger advertisements
 ,- Al advertisements to oe Paha laz n ans elses'
 ...,.-.ef assv,,as,l by some responsible persnH o' s ;r,Iirfaal aecoznt. at the above Fstess
 .ss N sso and uaaer st00, in one year. dis Ia, sf 9s neg cent. will be made; and when II ',ss ta aapr or upwards in the same peEioe, ss s.I ver cent Wil be made. No dedne@ a.ss,er viii bs made. fl payment be deferred ,k,S Sxsar shall hsre expired; nor will any re. t.sa hs n,se ou legal advertisements, required I, lasv to be puhsLshss-
 >. sx,ssSipg Ia Ires. ranewahle al pleasure, s20 -'"t sAN@ -s sA d 50 ~ =. so.
 .,s,.;xsrasrt.. 0f rss tAlsrecf. exceeding In, ,a = ,, lises. as the case may hss subject to tiie s,e,es .nd ,seouEs fsrst meR;ionsa, aRd 10 con ,-s-ss at tsse rates ar less term than year No 3irtc fer cccasieGss osalssfots: and all coatf1ces -. .l.. ysar 10 be psA in adyance-
 Nt STAsuxss. ADvERTESF.S .SiFsATS. r,, 10 anes. cs les each additional v : Eianfss. S square, ] Si
 a ,s Is Ia
 .u.t,os.p, wiiI be charged at the srsf mentioned fa;ss, aess Acontract De iade Nnsn Srt r sseys;a. al must be paid for in advaaee.
 M nersgu wiil be annoaneed for any otares eithes .;., sset sr county, without the advance paFEaeRt of i've Gcilars.
 paIfticl circulars will be charged as advertise. gents. and ?aymen repaired in adFanee.
 N ;nb asl hersater be delivered to any person ,.ih sboa yye haze 10 regular dealings, until paid for.
 3l sslyeftisenlels must De marked with inc nun har iasertiong lassed otherwise they will be con ti51est tistii forbid nd charged accordingly
 g- No raFsstiou ii De made lfc.n the above rases Single number o the paper, l2I cents.
 All letters mas, be postpaid, or they will not re- saiye any attention
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iPrsLic No. 32l Al ACT ,o xanp, canal boats frela the paytnoat oi fees and hospital money

B>a asageiei 6y tss Ssaaseaaa Haase of Rsprsssn. iaBers uf tss Uisa Stafea o -fsasrsca sa Csasress eslesbasa, That tse owner owners. master or captain, CT oihaf persons employed in navigating canal boats without maeis os steam power n,ty kT la~ required to be registered licensed, or enrslls4 aHd gieeHsSi sJall Got be required io pay any ma. rae hospital tax cs money. nor ahaIi the usrsons employed to navigate such boats receive aar hsns. tit or aiysaagc from tie marine hospital iund nor sasi such owaer or owners, master or capiais. or other persons he reqaned [, pay fees. or make any comp9nsalion ior such register hcense CT enroll. ,aent and license. nor shail any such bost ha sub. ari to be libeeA ia aay ol the Uniied Staes courts ioF the wages nj any person or persons wlo aixy ha employed oa board thereof, or in navigating the same
 See. ,. s3ai 5s ti 6fksr eatcisd That al acts snd parts of acts repugaa ta the provisions of this act be 4ad the same aFe hsfeby repealed.
 Approved, Jay 3a, isfs
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EprBLIc. No. 3i. AN ACT .o ssieDii.h the collection aisssist q

f4 Chicago,
 Be t csscssl bs tie Sssste cad House e hspFe4 seagsass of tAe Galfsl S;,5iss q .fssFea n gaeAa ossmalsd, That collection dissiict he and harsA4 k eatahliShesi u;en the western shore q LeAs Mnhisa.n u be called the district uf Ch1c4&ek wi.sia which he port ei Chicago shaaI bs Past of cny. The sad district shail sasiads the tsfntefg. hahefs rivers, and waters un the wwslesn ahpfset sad lake, from the line dividing the Ssataa ~ sue diana and Illinois, noethward 10 sha town ahh ryw Seboygan, and inclusive os tbe saIne. whieA nss wahin the Territory of Wisconsin. A eolsssins shill he appointed lls said district, who siaa te- re.ye the same amount of aaanst eompepNaiaaa sa tat collector of the saict os Miehilinaekirae.
 Approved July l6, g3l6
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IRrA. lsnn. Nn. m

\ JOINT RESOLUTION ta rsfand 10 Saate4 Ng&
 itsiniaeal expenses incurred by thata atsa1s
 eaitsieT Ait3as sad tSluaieegs made hy GenegNlN
 Games aa,d 7syios
 Ae [. rgases4 ty siss .Ssaais aaI Hpsa fl ksNfs- ssAsarcs q fae Gated Siasrssf .sssssfca ta C0sse s1sF Ehtfs. Fhas taa .eeratarA el Mas b. aka hals esehs saAaFzc and Feqalsyd io refund. aal ~ ts@ apis2praisoa ..saie by tae .ass providing lqf lhs Pfasergfioa af the sAassing war et@vsa the u9klNA States amt tho Republic ns Mexico aFpEss1N t19 saFfy SIX es yiss fisSs algspes e lS2 A~seFa AleM called apssa hs tsaaeEAi paslss aud GepelA1 @&nse feg volaateer ard militia. aud also to ssS the zlaaHt es the exkenses incurred hs said nate9 sntst5yislsas ia htisng cut and pfcpassA tAzd ysA a'steeFs or nililia tu oin the array uier ihx eco. lRand pl GeneaI Tss ior. so hesetflnd apoa ast - equitable principles
 Approved. July 10, 1stS
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pss 1T -i&xEaAa0R aE TE4E STATE OF aEA ASS aS yXTMEAS, general election was neid ac- HNEag to law on the first Monday Tn Au- ,,,,s, E Representative to Congress irem the statess saftsas. and, whereas, Il appears from the ,,k, es said election on hle in the oince ol ;ae Xery q state, that
 Jn tissq;y of Arkansas, Robert W.
 An rsceiyed i"s fosEs tn ~ ~, ;scs;vsd =; - '''''''' 7 4fY In ssf.h,s a ,sses;ved 2; si- 2e7 ', s,~ atv of Bradley. Frederick W.
 7aii received - In Aan,y of Carroll, Robert W.
 J n received 9sl Tn Man,g of Chicot. Robert W.
 5. n received 1Io In aaIs a fscsised M d'-'N' is7e h G G.aty of Conway, Robert '"
 I received "1S In Ri ntv C. Crawford. Robert W.
 n received ''a In M ,a,v of Csittenden, Robert w.
 oa received 2o9 fo M n,y of Cfittendsn, Vim. (.
 enSoa received 4' '. #l ouuiy of Desha, Robert ".
 N& ,oR received -So lnM 1u,y of Dallas, Robert W.
 son received 233 '' Iasik ants of Franklin, Robert ".
 .on received 1ti Es<4 'oansy of Fulton, Robert W.
 san received -io f6 austy of Green, Robert ".
 k son received 1eI InN uarv ef HemPstead, Ro5ers V son received 5i8 I8t a1,y os Iet Spring, Robert W.
 son received 2So f& 4 oanty ofs Izard, Robert W. # >5n received zSo M angy of Independence, Robert
 oisnsen received oi3
 A oanty of Jackson, Robert W. M son received 5-1 Ihk 1aity of Jefferson. Ro5sFt VI.
 os0n received Si9 m 5iaty of Jeanson, Robert "
 0sen r@ceIved 4So Ihi 1aisiy of Lafayette, Robert W.
 el:on received iSo aa anty of Lawrence, Robert W. z8 lsya received It &s aaty of Madison, Robert W. # ssA received S~J sfs amy of Marion, Robert ". T 3s5n received -t3
 < { b6son reyeiyed 2I7 "
 ,.. 'o4ssy }, y,res.;ysS ,S1 ass N (alAsy of Montgomery, Robert # " J1Asspn received .ze
 0gstfy of Newton, Robert w. M a =tl received f9S Il Co,l.y of 0nashita, Robert W. # #oansh renewed 392 '' IN no .hs., ,,r flstar hitA David Wal SNar re{eivcd p @4e Cannty of Perry, Robest ". iohnskn received b3 Cahnfy cf Phillips. Robert ". t1hnspa received 5el '' as Csaaiy Of Pike, Robert W. Jsaasoa received io5 ae Cdanfy nf Poinseti, Robert w, jot .ls0n received sei v .sa County Of Pope Robert ". JDlGsu received dsl az County oF Pope, Archibald Yea received $ [" ae County Of Pope. Chester Ashley r@eeis2d [" le County sG Pulaski. Roseft W. Johnson received 6SI q he County of Polk, Robert W. I0aasoD receiyed S ,e caunty of Randolph, Robert ". JosllYsoa received 5J5 '' he County .of Saline, Robert VI Johrscn received 3e5 '' he Eouafy of Scott, Robert W. Johsssa received 2t3 . he Goanty of seassy. Robert V. Johssoa segeised 22i .' h@ teaats sf SeEisf. Rnaert ". .lolhson received 2..s .- ss danty os 5. Ftancss. Robert " Ja&ssea received 4s6 '' Ibs Ecunty ct Union, RasArt W, JoSason received s4i 2. sa scunty of Van Baren, Robert w. gosnsrn received 26T .. ,e kvassv ot Washington. ReAsrt
 Js.s s.va sssgv sss s sa:s Hsssis.s -l.l-i--:.5s ssa4
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a1 Ktprssssaafsas ef lls q sls1S \ ARs 6f 1zsd s. 1a csasrsss agseAttfaA Thag tlrs iiHAks q Conapees ass stae ana ssa hel1br tehdslsl sn Msaef 6eiagaA 1&ck1Iy Tay iaf, eomlaentiA9 ssss asmy af eeeurap usa, hss cAsreEs ana nIkA. ff tha IeEstufe. sAak ea.efpFtet, asd c0af@Ra. Mllieh heso 6lssl1s
 alshsd fAs recent bgllli1hs apsE4sisaA n ths kls
 .a.5 Ar fAs4kss rsaalesd. TAsl EsEzrsss ssz. eefssl sYfashlaes with ltn p4lAsixes and fzinnds q tha etcefs end s0slrfs of tbe arRy al tae Uaised Ssases wie ~ efaxeiy sell in tAe assyieA uf tass &oaasFr wh tbe Rio tSsznsle
 Asad q I fstAsF rssesed, That tho Rfpsiaess1 sf se Naited states he requested te eAusr he toges. ng sAs9lasiaAs t6 he cesamcHlsats8 ts Geaesal Isy'ot, 1kd iarcssh klm to tSe arfay under ha9 coSnnaand N~
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