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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-01
Commissioners Sale.
Rosa Hendricks
VS.. mn 49,.
Geo. r. Hendricks, OH ioi L "f'i'ioI
and others.

Geo. r. Hendricks, N' Ao' = "' '''o"'
and others.
BY virtue of an Order by the Court of
Equity in this case 1 will sell to tie
highest bidder on the first Monday in
September next, at Pickens G. H., the
Tract of Land of which Col. John O.
Hendricks died seized and possessed,
being that whereon he lived at the time
of his death, situate in Pickens District,
on Wolf Greek, adjoining lands of Mrs
Anna Hunter, William Hunter, ESQ.,, and
others, containing 800 acres more OF less.
On credit of one and two years, ex-
cept sufficiency to pay costs, which will
be required in cash: purchaser to give
Bond and good Security, and to pay for
Titles, which are to be executed but not
delivered until the payment of the pur-
chase money; possession given lst Janu-
ary next.
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IL a M u U II G MARKETS.
(REPoRTEp FOR THE KEowEE couRIEpl

HEPORTED FOR THE KEOWEE COunIrpl
HAMBURG, Aug. 90, lS49
Our Cotton Market is quite firm since our
last report Quotations of last week have
been fully sustained. Though from the cx
cccdingly light stock on hand, transaction
have been limited We quote as last wceA,
Cotton s to 9l-o.
Corn, 6ol.ea -o NOV. h.,
Meal, T6 so
1eE 1TeEHs@oS I6 per pound,
Bacon, q {"
Butter 5toen
Yours, &c, II.
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thousands in lucrative Office also confer
red by General Taylor--the brave and
weathcr-beatcn Lane, in the far-off wilds
of Oregon, is removed and branded with
the brand Of this Infamous administra-
ton"
"Why did General Taylor omit to an.
nounce this detestable act until the Indian
election had taken place. He showed lit
'ie OF the soldier by this timid and shrink
ing delay. AS il is, he may console HIM
self that Indiana has done her duty to the
country, by rebukipg his administration
without being instgatet; 10 it by the re-
moval OF her most cherished sou. Gen
cral Lane will be INDICATED in good time
by those who scom the ingratitude of the
present contemplate regency"
WOVEN IRoE,-We sec it stated in
the newspapers that Messrs. Wickersham
d. Walker, of Philadelphia, have patent
Tor the manufacture of woven iron, by
which they are enabled to weave iron as
large as railroad bars, or the smallest de-
s.cr1ptlon of wire. They arc now applying
IT to the folloN ,g purposes: Iron rail-
ings OF endless varieties, embracing beau
ty, strength, and style of finish mover sur
passed, for public grounds, buildings, cot
tages, verandahs, lawns, cemeteries, &c,
iron bridges, galleries for churches, graf
ings for prisons, window shutters, and
grating for stores, columns and cornices
for cottages, trec-boxes, summer houses,
guards for decks Of steamboats, and yes
sells, &c., being cheaper than wood or cast
iron.
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nE "A R FRI E nd

On the 26th inst. by John Knox, Esq,
Mr.. William Barnes, to Miss Nary Cur
It's, both of Aacon CO., North Carolina.
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James Garner

Naucy puhSi, anu
Others.
BY virtue of q similar Order, 1 will
sell at the same time and place, the
Lands of Henry Garner, deceased, viz:
Tract No. l, on Eighteen Mile Greek in
Pickens District, containing One Hun
dred Acres more or less, being part of
tract purchased from Robert Anderson.
No. 2, in the same District, and on the
North branches OF the same creek, con-
tanning EightyOne Acres more or less,
being part of a tract purchased from Ro-
bert Baker.
No. 8, in the same District. on the
West side of Little Is Mile Greek, con-
tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
being part of tract purchased from
Thomas Garvin.
On the same terms of the above, ex-
cept that interest is required on the pur-
chase money from the day Of sale,
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CORN for Sale.

l have 400 bushels of Corn at Jocnssec
for sale. Apl ly to
e. NJ. KEITH.
Pickcns G. II.
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PROGRAMME.


Order of Procession.
F7IKE SONS OF 7lg1fPERANoE
ON THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER 1949.
The procession to leave the Division
Room at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and march
into the Court House.
Music by the Band
Presentations
Music by the Band.
The procession will reform, and march
to the grove on the banks of Keowec
River in the following order;
Band,
Citizens Generally,
The members and officers of visiting
Divisions according to seniority,
Members of Pickens Division,
Officers of Pickens Division,
Ladies,
Committee of Arrangements
Speakers.
The ranks will be opened there, and
the procession approach the stand by in
ycrted order
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Prayer by the Chaplain,
An Ode,
Address by
Rev. ]. S. Murray.
Music
Address by
Rev. D. Humphreys.
Music.
Address by
Rev. Jas. Dannelly.
Music.
Benediction by the Chaplain.
The procession will re-forrc, and march
back to the Division Room.
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Nofice.

IVOEECass93I 1lI \ -
Application will be made at the next
Session of the Legislature, for a Charter
for Turnpike Road from Pickens @. Fl.
through Jocassee Valley to the White
Water Falls.
I Septcmbcr 1, 1910.
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John Burgess


VS.. nw ~
Josiah Burgess, and ON '0' a''''i0i''
others.
BY virtue of asimilar Order, will sell
at the same time and place, the Real Es-
tate ofwhich James Burgess died seized
and possessed, consisting Of one Tract of
Land situate in Pickens District on Tu-
gallo River, adjoining lands Of ]. H. Mes
ser, Clark d. Perry and others; contain
ing about One Hundred and Sixty Acres
more or less,
On credit Of twelve months, except
a sufflciency to pay costs which will be
required in cash purchaser giving Bond
with good security for the purchase mon
ey, and 10 pay for titles.
MILES NJ. NORTON, O 4. ID.
Comr's. Office, Pickens @. II.
August II, ls49. is
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HOUSE Furnishing soods.-BARNES " MITCHELL
III have this day received the cheapest and besassoed
stock of these goods before brought to this market
Among them they would enume crate
80 pieces imperial threePy and best ingram carpets,
OF and elegant style
80 pieces wool and cotton carpets bought Mt auction
and will be sold the same low prices
pieces heavy rag and list arpets
10 do passage and step Venetian do, very cheap
40 and bee uiul style chenille and tufeted rugs
loo pieces 4, s, and Ga straw mauings, both coored
aud white
5pieces figured floor baize
80 do different widths floor oilcloths, and OF
handsome patterns
~ do step olcloh, a and good article
50 do coored step ncn and iisen crash
60 do 3, y, 10, and l2a white Marseies and lmpc-
rial qulis-in either of which extra cheap
bargains will be sold
8 do TO- ii, and ~ heavy linen sheetings
10 do I0nch pillow case linens
" do \, ~ and 1914 dsmssk table diapers
~ dozen damask table cloths, which sell fifty
per cent. less than TO be had elsewhere
~ dozen dsmask table napkins
Russia, Scotch, huckaback, and birdcye diapers
An excellent stock ca curtain materials, the way
damssk mcrno., musiins, embroidered border, and
also in
Red cashmcrcts both twilcd and plain.
Persons going to Housekeeping have now opportunity
of saving twenty-five per cent by calling early u.s. be
tween 9Th nnd Sh streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Mar 3i-3rsw2wif
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present administration the political character OF the cab
net which Gen. Taylor has chosen leaves no room to
doubt that every effort will be made to destroy the ef
ciency the existence, of the great democratic prin
cipes which yet still in the ascendant The wings
will have three papers in this city to uphold their pnc
Piles and appointments three organs perhaps to speak
for the administration One of these least will be sup
ported by the voluntary contributions of wing capitalists
We meet the issue with an ndomitable spirtconfdent
in the justice of cause, and in the power of truth
All we ask is, that the republican party should waive
their dissensons and cultivate union AS faithful
sentinel the watchtowe of democracy we shall do
duty to the country and shall devote all the vigilance
and energy which health and strength permit, to
warn friends Of their impending danger. To render
efforts eectual. invoke the operation Of the
grea, republican party in their support. Let each
who takes interest in the dissemination OF republican
principles exert himself procure subscriber the
Weekly Union, and there many persuaded,
who, without inconvenience to themselves could procure
more y would greatly facilitate exerons in cause
which has commanded all the energy and vgor with
which we are invested.
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nv a. GREE~-, .s.rsSs,ssvy.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCTfoN.-on
wednesday, the lith Instant shah scl The pfcfni-
ses nj O'Clock, lot No in square No f1 fronting
ON north L. ner 10 th. of Itb ~ feet ronnns
BACK 70 wide alley IN feet containing * square issi
Inc aoove-dctortb~d property part Of that on which
the Cottage VIVA bnrnt-s brsuusi leosuon tos rus.r
residence.
Terms. bali cash, and balance add Twelve
months for notes bearing Interest deed given, aud a
deed Of trust taken.
Also Immediately AFTER the above sale shah proceed
sell lots Nos sod g. IN SQUARE Ns lisa lontiax 2 ices
inches each north street tle % isn
west, and the old Mad Hous~ The
tween ,hscn end iourt-en thousand square .
ApB-sm SkLL>, Aaet
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Notice to the Public aud instructions
" CHAGRES, AND PANAMA.-The United States
seampacket Falcon" will be despatched from the port OF
New York the 18th pr instant The pu bile hereby
notified that mails may be sent'o New York, Charleston
5. c., Savannah, Ga, and New Orleans, La, be CON
veyed by said steam packet which will sail from New
York the 10Th from Charleston. 8. c., the 22d,
lmornng y from Savannah, Ga, on the I'D (evenng y
from Havana the 10Th April instant from New Or
the packet 'Isthmus will be despatched with
the mail the I'D instant in time with the
"Falcon' at Havana.
Mail-bags should be made up at New York, and at the
other points named, Tor Shagres, Panama, san Diego,
The entire postage for single letter not exceeding half
weight will be i2A cents TO Havana. 20
Chagrss 80 cents Panama. be pre- paid all
and 40 cents to San Diego Santa Barbara Monterey, San
Francisco Astoria to be prepaid or sent unpaid at the
option of the writer.
Newspapers and pamphle-sea postage three cents, an
inland postage to be added. j. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April 8, 1919.
u
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By n. GREEN, .7scff pncsr.
APP l0--dts

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY-By virtue of a
- decree made by the orphans for the couAty OF
ashngton in The District OF Columbia and approved by
the circt court in the matter of the petition of John K
Hendley, guardian Sophia j Hendey the unde Isgned
will proceed sell Wednesday, the 18th day of April
the follow pieces Of ground in the city OF Washington
with the Improvements thereon all that part OF LOT 3D.
square 43i beginning northeast of said lot
and running thence due south 7th west 81 feet,
thence right angles due 80 feet thence right
giles due north 81 feet and thence at right angles due east
north 80 feet the place of beginning with the
privilege alley taken from the part
said lot and also the eastenmost equal hall OF lot H. in
the square, fronting street north % feet, and
lending depth thcrefrom 100 feet. This properly is su
aed the of and Streets opposite the General
Post Office, and occupied present by J. Il. Hendley
hotel and reieciory.
Ters. fourth cash. the balance in three equal pay
twelve, and eighteen months with interest,
be secured by deed of trust If the terms of sale be moi
complied with by the purchaser within three days. the
right reserved resell the properly his risk and
pense.
Sale upon the premises at o'clock, p. m, on Wednes
day, 18th day of April Title indispuabe.
For further particulars apply to the to w
Lenox attorney at law. }. X. HENDl.EY, Guardian.
April 4-3iawN3dps A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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IIOUSEU Old FURNITURE AT AUCTioN.-on Wed
nesay the 1ith instant shall sell AT ia. brick hous.
Pennsylvania The OF 18th
near the War department, thc nag VIII designate the
house) 10 O'Clock good lot of furniture, yz
Mahogany, hair scat. sofa. and rafof chairs
flo pier, centre, add dining tables
Do bcds,eads aud washssnds
DO bureaus and chamber glasses
Piano forte, aud wood sesi chairs
Maple high and low Post bedsseaas
Cirandole. astral, aud other lamps
Wsrdrobcs, lounges. pine tables, We
Feather beds, mattresses, cnffr's, curtains, NC
Radiators, psror, and sir-,,4ht stoves
Watcrs, China. glass, and cooking ~sr~
With many other articles unnecessary 10 mentiou'
Terms All Of and under 81, cash over $50 a
credit of % and 20 days, iof notes satisfactorily endor>d
bearing interest A GREEN,
Ap i0-n Auctionr~f
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL II, Is4o.

0J- MIR C. JAMES street. Cincinnati, ONO
general travelling the States assisted by
James Smith T. Dent O. smith, Frederick j. Hawse John
W. Armstrong Jaen Taylor 4. M Stevenson, W. Ramsey ana
Perrin Locke.
Co Mr. ISRAEL E. JAMES. 1874 South Tenth street Phiade
Pha our general travelling agent assisted by James "h
pie, VIM H. Weld o. H. Stem, John b. Weld T. s. waterman
John Collins James Deenng Albert X Wellington r. s. James
Henry Plat, and T. A. Evans
W Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery Alabama our
general travelling for Alabama and assisted by
b Brett
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HANDSOME FUR
"A NITURE.-On Monday next, the 10th instant, ut II
O'clock shall sell without the residence
of the late Sarah Voorhees,, deceased, 7h street, be
tween and streets, the entire stock Of handsome
well-kept furniture, consisting Of
Handsome mahogany sideboard
Parlor and common chairs
Handsome dining, card, and pier tables
Marble-top celeret
Handsome lounges, do. rockers
Ma ble-op pier tables
Handsome ottomans. rich oil paintings and engravings
Dinner and tea sets, bronze grandoles
Hall and solar lamps
Gut glass tumblers, wines, decantcrs, dishes, &c.
Set ivory knives and forks balance handles
Sple ndd mantel tmepece
Piate-silyer dinner, dessert, and teaspoons
DO. do and dessert forks
Do. lade, plated candesticks and branches
Plated cake baskets, egg. stand. casters, &c.
Curtains and ornaments, glt-irame mirrors
Superior piano forte stool, and cover
Parior, chamber, hall, and step carpets and rug,
Hall o-cloth
Superior feather beds, mattresses and bedding
Ores ,ing and plain bureaus
Mahogany French and high-post bedseads
Do wash closets, and dressing stands
Wardrobes, shovels and tongs, andiroHs, tenders
With a variety OF kitchen requisites
Excellent cook stove large copper kettle, NC.
Terms OF sale--Al Of and under $2J, cash owe
3 credit Of and four MONTHS for approved endor
notes, bearing interest before delivery.
SAM'L REDfERN, Admin strator.
MARTIN ~ WRIGHT,
APP l0-dts Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE Testimony from the South-Wc like
all times give credit W hen credit is due and if
the time relieve the distressed dosby
gatied therefore give the following voluntary testi-
mony the beneficial effects of W,stars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, by the editor OF the Columbia South Caro-
nan who appears to have obtained great relief by its
nse.--Od Dominion, Portsmouth, Yrginia.
Dr. WIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CuERRY.-We seldom
patent medicines having great respect for the
skill of the regular profession but chance threw into
way the above named medicine Immediately after the
close of the session of the legislature when lungs
almost dried by the highly artied atmosphere
warmed State House. The balsam Immediately
relieved us of harassiDg cough, which threatened
health in a degree. We feel that in
debied for fifteen pounds of animal weight
which addition, once felt, cannot be forgotten
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by X. 5. PATTERSON,
Ap l0-3t Washington d G.
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rENTLEMISN'S WEARING have Just received a lot
VI of spring goods of and fashionable Styles which
prepared make up order in the supero,
and fashionable style.
Our stock read made goods is large and of superior
quality, mostly equal. superior, ordered work.
Gentlemen wishing clothing will find what they and
at a low price.
Fine shirts fresh from New York. with all the varieties
of fancy goods that neediul furnish gentleman.
Very low prices and no deviation.
Mar 27-3taw4Wif YOUNG u OREM.
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Claims nxainst Mexico.

CORNELIUS =. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
" ms will continue 10 attend TO the preparing and
cutting OF claims of citizens of the United States against
Mexico before the Board OF Commissioners which will
meet en- 10Th Of present month They have had
deaf of experience, and recovered large be-
lore lofnisr boards. Their terms will be moderate
All letters addressed to either OF them at Washington
post paid, viii receive prompt attention.
April A-dlm
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vy,RUs TEES of Valuable n Georgetown

TE1L' . SAIe VnIUAbio .
BY authority of decree OF the the Dis.
uic of Columbia, sitting court oil chancery, the sub
scrber, will sell without the prem
ises, the 2S day of March next o'clock,
lots of ground in the village called Wberorce the first 10,
oAtng 80 feet High street, and running back lao feet
German until il meets Congo Lane the other lot
fronting 100 German and Congo Lane
Terms of sale prescribed by the The purchase
money be paid in equal instruments six, Twelve and
eighteen months from the day OF saete whole bear
teest from the day OF SALE and the payment thereof to be
approved by the trustee, cash. be paid the day
sale, the ratification thereof by the court.
JAMES MAGUIRE, Trustee
Apt L. s. WRIGHT, Auctloneer
lbt- The above sale Is postponed until Wednesday,
the llth April, same hour. yp.e.
Alp lO-2t
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Charge to Guateln ala.


The wings have attempted TO make this an exception
to the rule which is said TO have been adopted Guate-
maa is the only foreign mission that has been filled by
the present administration 1t is said that this mission is
important at the present time OF the right of
way the isthmus Mr. Squer has been appointed
He is gentleman of high scientific character whose
qualifications we do not pretend to deny but asked
the moment of his annunca.ion what had become of the
late charge, Mr.. Hse He, though not as great an anti
quarian, perhaps Mr. Squier, capable probably
of revealing among the ruins of Guatemala, is more dis
tinguished statesman. We asked whether he had
resigned whether he had been recalled ?or all the
ate vacancies have been created were by enchant-
ment We not told whose place is supplied. or why
the vacancy produced The oraces are nscru-
table The organs spoke not a word in answer to
our inquiry. 1t turns out that Mr.. Hise is still
in Guatemala, yet has never been presented, because
there was no government to receive him but, according
to the latest and auth ntc letter received the revolution
is abang and peace had been made between the pro-
visiona government and the leaders of the rebels The
National lntegencer does not the author of these
letters; but presume they dispatches from Mr.
Eiise himself. How, then, stands the case II Mr.
Hise had not been received for of established
government, why send another charge Instead of form
ing an exception to the rule of posronng the foreign
appointments, it would in fact forfy the rule But il
Mr. Hise has been received why supcrsede him by the
appointment of Mr.. Squier? The article in Mondays
National Intelligencer does not clear up the mystery
We take it for granted therefore, that the late cbarg
has been removed and Mr. Squie appointed in his place
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce says, that the naval force in the
Mediterranean is to be forthwith increased Commodore
Morgan, who is TO have the command of that station.
solicited line ofbattle ship; but it has been determn
ed to send out three frgaes and the Mississippi in adj
di'on to the force now there. The three frgate. will
cost but little more than one line OF battle ship
and will be more efficient for the objects in view. and
will employ more officers This addition to our force in
the Mediterranean may be accounted for without refer
ence to any anticipated possible troubles that quar-
ter The force was reduced during the Mexican war,
and the proposed increase learn has been heretofore
in contemplation, expedient the close of the war"
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lMssM La"s"s-rhis day received $50 pieces superior
Irish linens, the celebrated makers prices
ranging from ~ 81 among which 30 pieces
heavy undfcsscd shftngs, peculiarly adapted
ucioen's use.
The class OF goods above named very remark
ably cheap, and well worthy the attention of purchasers.
Mar ss-3awysif II. III. HOOE 81 co.
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A RT Union Engraving aud Darby's illustrations OF
~ Rip Van winklc given TO subscribers for lsiS to be
can be seen at TAYLOR " MAURY'S Bookstore where
subscriptions taken tor lSi9 Those subscribing early
In the year will get tier engavngs and it is great
advantage the institution collect their funds at
day. 80 per snnum. Apr
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A POLIO HALL fur Sale, Rent Lcnse..-The
"A building has front of 81 ieeet Pennsylvania
nue., the hall spacious and capable of holding 800 per
sons being well suited for balls exhibitions
any kind, wareroom &c. On the ground floor there
three good attached to which is good back
dwelling. Bound for California, hence my desire dc
something with it, Persons disposed give exhibitions,
Nc will find it to their advantage 10 give me call
Feb 25-eof WIN. MORROW.
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nUVALL 4 BROTHER. merchant TalIo. ;. are M

DUvALL Il BROTHER. Merchant Taiio,s, are n"w
~ receiving styles of French and English spring
smees, vestings and cloths also variety OF goods in
their line OF business, suitable for the spring and summer
of the finest French and English facte, Of which
they will make to order in their usual style OF elegance
Also fine suspenders, handkerchie gloves, silk
shirts and drawers, NC. DUVALL " BROTHER,
Mar 23-eo3Wit Under GadsbY's Hotel.
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rI,HE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city of Washington,
Il formerly kept by Coleman, and in the posse ssion
of the trustees oil Blackwell, is offered Tor rent.
Persons dcrous OF leasing the properly requested to
apply person. by letter addressed "The Propetos
OF the National Hotel, Washington city"
Early possession may be had April 3-eoiftf
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DREvET mnJer Theodore O'Hara and Captain n. Ii.
- es""~s late OF the army, are located in Washington
eiy, attend 10 military and all other desert pt,ons OF
claims against the government and to business in the
They VIII also claims arising before the
Board OF Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
occrs and soldiers of the Mexican may rely upon the
most prom ~ attention TO their business.
Address o'iisfa X Gather post paid
p--fln