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Az established his Office in the city of Washington and
claims upon the Treasury of the United States, in the arg
i OF cases IN The circuit courts of the district of Con
s Once is ON The south side OF the Treas
usiy oallang: June l3-ly
DUFF GREEN AND BEN. E. GREEN.
.HtOr1seys and sfIsrs-0f- Lane.
- Once on r street, near the Treasury Department
WILL give prompt attention claims before any Of the
w departments of the government, or before Congress
and also to in the of the District and in The &
prssm1se . Court Of the United States
Nov. Is--tf '' T'''@S'P"a'
IL. +, JACKSON, H. CRANSTON
Late Of the A'0' H H9Sss HOSE SGSsnssv0a Rockaway
JACKSON q CRANsTON,
= PrOpstetors.
Coaches will be in readiness the depois and landings h,
convey passengers, Tree of charge, the house
WORTHHNGTON G. sNETHEN,
.7tOrnev and (Osussl0r-0t- Lag,
, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
DKACIlSES in the Supreme Court OF the United State,
and in the several of the District of Columbia
and posecutes all OF claims against the United
States, either before Congress the different Departments
of the government.
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor =,
Law, Austin, Travis county, Texas, viii attend faith
lession IN ,hs CITY, and the adjoining counties lie win
also attend to any business in the land office, such pro-
curing patents perectng titles &c Letters be paid
Hon J. p Henderson, San Augustin.
Hon. Ebenezer Allen Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
j. ID. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde ~ Groesbeck, Now Orleans
Jan IL
N d. mOsEtLY, United States Attorney, will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash.
Vile - " $500"
Particular attention paid to the collection Of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville, Tennessee
HOUSTON Il ALLEN,
Councillors and attorneys at Lac,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
w III practice in the State and Federal Courts
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN
harch9 Iy
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Guitar and harp. Mt the teachers charges
Reference may be made to Right Rev. VIM Meade, D. D.,
Bishop of Virginia Right Rev Manton Eastburn u. d.
Bishop of Massachusetts, Rev. George Woodbridge, Rich
mond; DIR. Francis II; Deane, Richmond; Tazewel Tay
lor esq, Norfolk; Rev. Clement Butler, Washington
Commodore Joseph Smith, Washington Hon. George
Goldthwate, Montgomery, Ala; John A. Campbell esq,
Mobile Ala. Rev. Robert b. Hall, Roxbury, Mass and
Rev M. A. De Wolfe Howe, Philadelphia, Penn
Aug 20-2awlO
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NOtlce To Clninlants.

TUCKER d ADDISON, General Agents. Office on 9th
street, (Coeman's Budings four doors north of Penn
syvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose of prosecuting claims of all kinds
government
All communications (post paid) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference made to the
following gentlemen:
Hon Geo Dallas Vice President of the United States
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert J. Walker Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon Jno; X Mason Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon H. M. L. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, d. O.
Jlo r. Addison, aorney-alaw, will continue give
personal attention to business before the several courts
the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining of
Maryland ana virginia. July l3--ly
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occupy In the West OF Texas,
absence Of e q, number ss o.
Of the best land families, and l6o acres single men IN
the of oas nsba" s village
of Quhi, nine miles from Castovle numbers 30 families
ne es Similar are e 80
progress the circuit of the grant made by the
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO Decto
General and Fondator of the Colony, Casovie, Texas
March 4-2am6m' MAT Intel
MUTUAL Lafs Insurance Co. New York, No. 90
lVl Wall streetStement presented 10 the trustees al
amount s ef receipt. 10y . his date 81 q
Deduct expenses and losses PAID ~
MAJ, ,Oon,nn,,,.d f,nd siO4 1899 81
In bond and mortage on unencumbered real
estate in the city of New York and Brook,
Ign, valued at twice the amount punt i oaa oa
United s States State and city of ,..
New York stocks - lAo,oS 30
Opposite in Bank of New York ,iaz o.
Cash on hand i,o'ss w
Due from agents H'f- U" q, A 400 q.
Deduct losses not paid 5000 %
sss, $3.50 81
New York, June 8, 1877 ;, pop,NsoN p,..,.0,
CHARLES De sELDlNG, No IL, Todd's Buildings.
Physician June l4-2awsm
Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York.
No. 80 Wal street.
STATEMENT of the condition of the Mutual Life lnsnr-
- ance Company New York, the 3lst day of July,
Number of policies issued to LIST May. 1877, 1881
Do. do. since LIST May, 1877 3l7
Total policies issued asls
Gross ofreceipts to LIST May, ls7 $545 - 81
Received within the last three months H,oo5 10
Total receipts 6l7,2ss n
Amount invested and cash on hand
Amount invested and cash on hand
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al Land Office.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In pursuance of the provisions of the OF Congress-
proved I'd March, 1893 entitled San establish
at St Marks Florida the register and receiver of the land
sale, to ascertain the vane of any Improvements which
have been made" toe lots designated in this proa
respectively and purchaser public sale of any
lot upon which there such improvements other than the
thereof shall, in addition the be paid
the United States be- and hereby is required pay the
of the Improvements the value of them thus
certaned and if payment therefor shall not be made upon
the day on which the purchased the lot shall be
again offered at public sale the next day of sae and
such person shall be capable of becoming the purca
of that OF any other lot offered at that public sale
Provided That if any lot offered, and bid off the last
day of the public sale shall not be thus paid for the
may be entered private sale, upon paying the United
States the which twas bid off, and the
the improvements the previously asceraned value there
Of"
BY the of Congress aforesaid, the minimum price
each lot is fixed tweny dollars and of each out
lot, at twenty-five dollars per
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
mis- oft, he land
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Sale Of Improved Lands In Ohio, cedei by Wyan-
n 1S42

NOTICE shereby given, that in virtue Of the authority
vested in this ooe by the ACT of the 3D. March, 1913
the improved lands in Ohio ceded by the Wyandots by
the treaty of 9Th March, 1892 which offered under
the Presidents proclamation of 18th June, IS45, and
manned unsold will again be offered public sale the
land office at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Monday, the
eighteenth day of October
The act of Sd March, lSi3 fixes the minimum price Of
these lands at two dollars aud fifty gents per acre. and
qurcs that the value of the improvements ascertaned
by the agents of the War Department. shall be paid in adj
dition to the price of the land
The sale will be kept open longer than is absolutely
necessary to offer the lands and exceeding
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, this
fourth day of August, Domn thousand eight hun
dred and forty-seven
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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$425,3i5 70
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No H. Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, ID. c., Agent
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. d., Corner of and It'll streets,
Physician. Aug. I9-2awlm
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New York, June 8, 1877.
SAMUEL HxNNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. IL, Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Agent.
w. p. JOHNSTON, M. d., Corner Of and 7th streets,
Physician June l4-2aw3m
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HEARD FROM AT LAST.

Mr. EDITOR: The great Liberty Party'' you
know, going to achieve wonders as soon as be dear
people will put but members of thai party in Of
fee
Well. The people Of New Hampshire have elected
LIBERTY MAN, IN the person Of Mr.. Cley 10 the
U s. Senate; where true liberty man is needed if ev.
er any where and have been anxously wait
ing and seeking for the Of the frs powerful and
important demonstration which il was 10 be expected he
would make in that body before be allowed three DAYS
TO pass his head after taking his seat either in IA
vor of liberty, or IN opposition to slavery but have
until now waited and sought in vain.
In HE report Of Mondays proceeding IN The IT, $.
Senate found yesterday tie following very quiet para
graph:
Mr. Cameron presented petition from Bradford
county. Pa for the abolition IF SJretB. THE CUES
TlON OF IT'S RECEPTION aoos Ibid on the Ia
Me'*
Here was an opportunity for Mr. Ciley ready made
10 his hands bat not word in the account OF Mr..
Ciley's Lifting his finger moving his tongue on this
most important occasion and you will not imagine my
surprise and grief that he did not make such an effort
that the account of il would have been sent through the
land swer than If had beef borne on the Wings OF the
wind or realize my fear that Mr. Cillpy had turned
sconBdrel and traitor with The Of The distinguished
gentlemen who compose that dgnifed body But you
will imagine my JOY upon finding that my fear was
groundlcS, and that Mr. Cley vas only waiting for The
proper "hour' 10 be the "man" 10 do something
The hoatr is came, me deed is DONE Lei the slaves
hold their day Of Jubilee and let 'he donothng abo 7.
litionisls" forever hide their diminished heads.
The account OF Mr.. Ciey's demonstration find in
this graphic paragraph in The last " Worcester Ga
zeue
:" % RIsceiced, valuable Washington fapels from
Messrs. CIlley and Hudson.
And this is the first time recollcct 10 have seen Mr..
Ciley's name coupled with proceedings at Washington.
Yours, &c; VoTING ABoLlTIosIsT.
The italics and capitals are mine
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IEE HINDoo GiRL.-At the present dav. the
uneducated Hindoo GIRL, by The use of her hands
simply could surpass in delicacy and fneness Of
texture the production of the most perfect mach.
mary IN the manufacture OF cotton and muslin
cloti. IN England, cotton has been spun SO fine
that It would require thread OF four bundred a,d
ninety miles in Tenth to weigh pound bnt ,ha
Hindoo girl had, by her hands constructed thread
which would require to be one thousand miles 10
weigh pound; and the Daccale muslins If beS
manufactures when spread on the ground and
covered with dew, were no longer visible.
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rPWe think The readers ofthe Barre Patriot will have
cause TO regret the Editors election TO the Senate
The sentiments contained in the concluding portions OF
the leading article under the Editorial had, this week,
are to be taken as specimen Of The in which ii
is 10 be conducted during his absence We think, aso
that our Representative in Congress vi" MT thank mat
paper for denying that he voted against the war If he
does not consider of tie best acts of his life, that
he did against the he is not the man we have
always taken him 10 be.
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TRINITY CHURCH AFFAIRS. II is stated in the N.
Y. Express that meeting has been held by thirty
gentlemen Protestant Episcopalians OF the Cay of New
York, including several clergJmen, among whom. were
Rev. Drs. Tying and Anthem, Rev Mcssrs lIach, Bed
ell &c at which ii resolved JON issue with the
corporation Of Trinity Church, before the Legislature IF
p.ssble) with view Of compelling the DIVISION of the
funds Of that corporation Laoout Sl000GGCQ0I among
all in communion of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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rFor ,be Da,Iy Sny.1

Mr.. EDITOR There is a tribe of Indians who con
slider ii dsgraceful 10 steal, and that adoity
not to be detected. The Thugs Of India consider it dis
graceful moi to murder and tina. secretly and careful
" as never to have il discovered; And the EDITOR
OF THE PALLADIUM considers it disgraceful moi TO
use ones wit to invent lie" and that aohether or
no " as the readers Of his paper have, for many years
past, had ahundan, opportunities to perceive
Yours Re rBIIIn
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SALERATUs LAKEs.-A letter in the J.;bor,,
MOI Tribune mentions as curiosities to be co.,
on the plains, springs of soda, and saws: "Tbe
independence rock is also an interesting soh. !,
IS about loO ieet high, and covers sometime near
SIX acres OF ground. There are engraved nnon
this rock, between two and three thousand Names
! ,elt my name on it, July I'd, 1886. III were 10
would scarcely believe me but Il Is tr,s yUu
travelled over them with our teams. and need n
In our bread, and il is as good, II not better tb.n
any you buy in the States" Wv"
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We have already noticed the change IN the PfoF,'e'''
ship and management of the Keene Sentinel W. "'e
glad to see, that with the change. appears 70 "'''
rid of that conservatism, which, If it did not aVor me
institution of slavery, seemed Shudder at any move
ment which might endangcr its existence and power
proyrsss onward and inward, is the uue policy, anu
we trust, the spirit, of the age ana "'e" ''9
and doubt in the march, is better that ney sl'u''
aside and let the young, with Their generous impulses
and undoubtng faith step in. and take Their places II
the Sentinel prove true to its trust II will give mpa'Se
10 old Cheshire which shall bring her to do what she mas
not hitherto DONE her part towards the renovation OF ~
Hampshire.
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" Il is said that the Committee of Ways and Means
in Congress nave decided lay upon bank stock,
mills, dislerles, carriages plate and je~elry instead
and coce-a tax upon property instead Of persons.
We agree with The Boston Courier, that The Northern
members should insist upon having slave property taxed,
with other luxuriesn
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FEMALE NiMRoD.-A correspondent at
East Warcham, Mass. has informed us Of an,ex-
plot by lady at that place a few days since,
which for personal courage, dexterity, and we
may add humanity toward a prosecuted race Of
the animal creation, quite outdoes any thing that
we have seen OF late in the sporting annals On
Monday last, deer-hunt took place in Plymouth
woods, where several deer were started, and a
fine buck getting astray from the herd, found
his way TO East Wareham, where he was dscov-
cred by Mr. Benjamin Slavery, who Immediately
procured his dog and gun and started in the chase
The buck, however, had the advantage Of the
field, and alter eudng long pursuit, and several
Intellectual shots, finally took to the road, and in
his course passed the enclosure of Mr.. Fenton
Humphrey. Mrs. Fl. happened to be at the door,
and while the buck was in the act of leapng
fence, she seized him firmly and held him fast,
until number Of sportsmen, who had ioired in
the view halow,' came up and assisted 10 secure
him alive, and without injury
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ADVANTAGE OF PAYING NEWSPAPER
BILL. Beverly lady called at our office, on
Saturday, and paid her fathers newspaper bill.
few hours afterward, gentleman came in with
purse in his hand, which we recognized as the
one we had SO lately seen, and the newspaper bill
IN which Afforded the only clue to the ownership,
and to the restoration the purse, with the money
II contained -- c0Ie,n CcasDo
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CONGRESSIONAL aproeeeuEnus.

WASHINGTON, Jan 7.
SENATE A resolution was passed to ask the
President what is the expense of the Executive
department under the new postage bill; also
resolution calling on the Secretary of the Treas
ury for statement of the amount of public mon
eys in the public repositories, and to inquire why
monthly statement has not been published.
report from the Navy Department, concern
ing the loss Of the Somers, was then received.
The resolution Of Mr.. Cameron, directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to report what arti-
cles were embraced in the tariff of '46, on which
the duties might be increased to augment
the revenue, was taken up. On this long de-
bate ensued.
Mr. Niles denounced the financial measures Of
the Government, as utterly unfit for the present
situation of the country. The resolution was
passed.
Mr.. Benton introduced bill encouraging the
enlistment off soldiers, which was passed. and sub
sequently passed the House.
HOUSE. The House went into Committee Of
the Whole on the bill to increase the regular ar
my
Mr.. Dargin, of Alabama, took the floor, and
was followed by Mr.. Grover of N York.
The House then took up the bill to encourage
the enlistments in the Army, which was passed
with the amendment, so that Government be en-
abled to discharge soldiers at any time.
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posse of the Police were sent for this morn
ing to quell disturbance between two members
OF Wrighps company Of volunteers. ouartered in
Pitt street. The trouble seems to be, that they
were unwilling 10 60 through the preliminary ex-
ercise for discipline. When the officers arrived
the rioters seized razor apiece, and threatened
to Kill any who came near them One threw
large piece Of sheet iron at police officer.
Boston Traveller Jan. I'd
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FRANKLIN's BIRTH DAY. The printers Of
NewburyPort will celebrate the anniversary of
the birth day of Franklin by public supper on
the evening OF the 18th inst. The Eastern Rail-
road corporation, with their usual liberality will
furnish free tickets to all printers who wish to
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HrGH AND Low CHURCH. The KnickerbockG
amongst the usual good things Of its well spread ed
tors table," says, "we don't usually NEEDLE with pc
emc matters, and have taken no part in the High or
Low Church questions but are inclined in this connec.
ton 10 ask whether the Episcopal Floating Chapels
,be Eas: and ORTIZ rivers are not High or Low
.n,,ches according TO the state Of the tide ?"
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CHE Da(lp &pp.
ORCESTER:
SATURDAY,, JANUARY 8. 1S47.

% We are under obligations TO 5 H. Leonard %
Leonards Express, for Boston papers of last evening
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M We understand that the Railroad Corporation
have made proposal to the Union Society for their
church. The price offered we have not learned The
raising Of FrontsiIeei, should think, must mar the
beauty Of the location and render il desirable that it
should be Sold Bndga.
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szassarbnsetts aenfsIature.
FRIDAY, Jan. :

FRIDAY, JAM ..
SENATE. The Committee Senatorial Returns.
submitted report declaring the result in the several
Districts to be the officially declared by the
Governor and Council, with the exception OF the Dis
rct OF Worcester, in which D:str CT under the insuc-
on of the Senate 10 c. The return from The OF
Dana, three Senators, appears, elected instead OF
Mr.. Eustis moved that tie report be recommited with
instructions to reject the vote Of the town OF Dana excep
far has been duly stated in the return from said
town.
Mr. Salisbury moved TO amend the motion, that said
Committee also reject any returns which do not strictly
conform o the requirements OF the constitution aAd laws
This motion to amend alter debate was rejected,
and the motion 10 recommt was carred-l3 yeas 10
nays.
On motion of Mr. Borden, the Committee on Senate
rial returns instructed TO reec all informal and
biguous returns. This motion after DEBATE was
adopted-ll 10 10.
Mr. Beal, from the COMMITTEE appointed to examine
the for Governor and L. Governor, reported
follows
FOR GOVERNOR
The whole number of ballots is l01,9l6
Necessary for choice, 50,959
George N. Briggs had 54,613
Isaac Davis 33,199
Samuel E. Sewall 1897
William Bayes 1928
All others asa
GEORGE N BRIGGS is accordingly elected Gov.
ernor for the current political year,
FOR LIEUT.. GovERNoR.
Whole number l0I, $50
Necessary for a choice 90 866
John Reed had 81 $40
George Hood 35,26l
John NJ Brewster I0,l34
Charles W. Moore 5425
All others 30
JOHN REED is accordingly eleced Lieut. Cover
nor for the current political wear
Mr. Gray from he Committee the Senatorial re-
urus reported again in accordance with instructions
The report excludes the of The town of Dana as
far is Incomplete and also the from the town
of Franklin far relates the return of votes Civ
en- for James Mcguire. Making these corrections, only
one Senator elected IN the strict of Worcester, and
but in the District Of Norfolk instead Of three as has
been declared Mhe report was accepted.
Adjourned
HOUSE Mr. Gushing of Nevburyport, presented
petition for appropriation maid Of The regiment of
volunteers raised in This State for the Mexican War and
his motion, il ordered that this petition be refer.
red select Committee consisting of hessrs Cushing
Of Newburyport, Giles Of Boston, Boutwell, of Groon,
Stevens Of Andover Buloch of Worcester, Hood of
Lynn, and Banning OF birmingham.
The Rules and Orders Of last year were adopted,
with an amendment by which one-ssvenlh of the mem
bers present shall have power to order the yeas aud
nays.
The resolution proposed yesterday by Mr. Gushing,
appropriang S200C9 in aid OF tile volunteers was then
referred 10 the above Committee.
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FISHING VESSELS LosT 1t has again be-
come our painful duty, to record the melancholy
loss OF two more OF our fishing vessels with their
crews we say loss, because all hopes OF their
ever returning have entirely vanished The
names OF the vessels were g General Scott" and
6 Canton" They sailed from this port about the
10Th Of Nov, and were, without doubt. lost in the
gale of the 25th-a gale which carried desolaton
into many families throughout the seaboard
The Gen'l Scott was manned by James Bowdoin
Master, OF Wells, Me-, and seven other men.
one OF whom left wife and child
The Canton was manned by James Norwood,
Master, aged 3S years; left wife and three
children. John Saunders, Jr., Al years; left
wife and two children. Elisha Lutkin, q years;
left a wife and two children. Samuel Parsons
4th, 2S years; left wife and two children =
Ephraim Tlbbetts, 20 years; left wife and one
child, and an unmarried man.
Gloucester Telegraph, 9Th.