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Old lack repudiates an extra session, except In
the greastest emergency San.
On the last night of'the session, the Gen.
eral Appropriation Bill, we are told, came
near being lost. II is suspected that the
opposers Of the bill desired to kill it, in order
10 force an extra session. When this idea
was preached to General Taylorywe learn
that il gave him not the slightest uneasiness
He remarked, that the Legislature had su.
preme control over the subject; that il il did
not pass the Appropriation Bill, he should
only be obliged to put the Executive Gov.
eminent on short allowance; and that il j,
came to this, it would be Of no inconveni-
ence 10 him, as he was used to short allow
ances!
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t9-We are indebted to Adams & Co.'S.
Express, for late Northern papers in adj
vance Of the mails
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arripals at tbe principal GoteIs.

Owing to the great press Of people at the
several hotels, our Reporter has been una
BILE to furnish US with the arrivals. They
viii be published as usual hereafter.
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:
The New Cabinet.

It is probable that the nominations Of the
new Cabinet viii be sent in to the Senate
to-day.
That body has before them the question
of eligibility Of Gen. Shields to seat upon
its floor.
The Ex-Cabinet retain their chairs until
Thursday next, at the invitation Of the Pre-
sident.
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When General Jackson arrived In Washington, at
The close of Mr.. Adams Administration, TO be in
stalled as President he percmptorily declined to re-
ceive civili;ies from the household Of Mr. Adams or
70 extend the social courteses to his family. Wash
Corr. ". q. Bee.
We rejoice that General Taylor did not
follow this example Of his ilustrous prede-
cessor, and repulse the profered civilities
Of Mr.. Polk and Mrs. Polk The curse
Of partyism has been long enough upon the
country, has poisoned the channels Of social
intercourse long enough, and we trust
that President Taylor will restore to its
full extent the practice Of Washington, in
soitening party asperities, and dscounte-
nancing everything that looks to party clan
ishness, especially in society. five know
the man we think he will do it.
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CsIifornIs, has since died at the New York City
Hospital
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From the Iathnalsx.

The arrival Of the steamship Crescent City, at N.
York, has been already announced by telegraph. The
New York papers Of Saturday contain further par
ticulars of the news brought by her.
The steamship California and the ship Philadel.
phia, left Panama for San Francisco Feb. 2d-the
former with 375, and the latter with $50 passengers
The steamship Falcon arrived at Chagres on the
l4th ult., with BIT passengers, and left the 18Th
February. She arrived at Havana 22d February,
four days from Chagres-one day after the Crescent
City. She had two passengers ON board. She was
to leave soon for New Dreams. The bark Marietta
and the Endora also reached Chagres on the l4th,
with 100 passengers. The following vessels were at
Chagres when The Crescent City left; schr Rawson,
from New York the bark Marietta, and the brig
Eudora, also from New York the brig Marion, from
Philadelphia; the brig Ann and Julia, from Cohas-
set--whch latter vessel had been condemned and
sold
The bark Templeton left Chagres for New York
on the l4lh Of February.
When the Crescent City left Chagres there was no
sickness of any kind in that place. and over one hall
Of the passengers had started for Panama.
The steamboat Orus started up the river Cruces,
from Chagres, with part Of the passengers by the
Falcon, and the most active measures were being
taken TO forward oil the passengers TO Panama be,
fore the 10Th Of February.
There was no sickness at Panama, and all the pas
sengeIs were able to obtain accommodations at the
rate of So a day.
Further advices from Capt Spring, under date Of
San Francisco 9th Dec, confirm the report Of the
sale OF his ship, and stale that he was then pas
senger in the Huntress with about 100000 In Gold
Dust on board. Captain Spring hoped 10 find the
Lexington at Valparaiso, and ship his funds by her,
returning himself via Panama His son and young
Bows accompanied hi IN 10 Valparaiso. Every one
left him. The command Of the Huntress had been
given 10 Mr.. Moron,
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ChOIeFA HepOFfss
CrscISaATr March 2.-A report 10 prevalent that
several cases Of cholera have occurred al Madison
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.
Every person entitled The right OF preempon 10 any
'e allds within the townships and parta Of Townships
aoove enumerated Is required establish the same 10 lie
o. The register and receiver Of the proper land
onre snh make payment therefor soon as JJaccoe af
eeng ms notice, and before the day appointed for The
w OF The public sale OF the lands embracing
M "aot eiai'hee otherwise such claim will DO forfeited
RICHARD ~ YOUNG.
Mar C-41awIjw - >''>'s'a' i"''u V"'eo'
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We feel glad that General Taylor will have so wise
renee. The country will also feel the good effects Of
this appointment. man sprung from the people
merchant, In the trnes and broadcast acceptation Of
that tern-he has rs,n to his high position by the
force OF his own powers, without the assistance OF
powerful friends by honorable trade and far-sec-
ing spirit of enterprise he has nude for himself q
name which will be respected us long as Massachu-
sets shall endure
No one envies him his good name or his good for
tune, because both have been fairly won. From the
first his beraty has KEEP, full pace with his good
fortune. Hence the universal joy which difiused
itself over our city yesterday, when the news be-
came known that General Taylor had rendered him
the honor of a seat In his Cabinet. The merchants
felt glad because for almost the first time, one Of
their number was TO have Cabinet Office. The
manufacturers rejoiced, because who understands
practically their wants, was appointed and the peo.
pie OF all classes reloiced, because appointed
whose kindness and sympathy they had often ex-
perienced, and whom they knew would act for his
country honestly and wisely, irrespective Of class,
clique, interest division, in whatever position he
might be placed, and whatever duty he might be
called upon TO PERFORM Boston Atlas.
There is no man Of any party who will
not cheerlully endorse every word of the
above paragraph. 1t is no more than a
just tribute to Mr.. Lawrence, and we again
express our regret, that he has determined
not to 90 into the Cabinet
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clrcuiar to Iie gisiers and RECEIVERS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February. 81, 1919
A QUESTION Of much importance has arisen In r.la
II ton to Mexican bounty land warrants that may
be located by bona fde purchasers. 'i
First. Where warrant IN forseflt W.
Seeond-Wherc the assignment or transfer IL forged
rd.--Where the power OF attorney Is forged
Several cases Of this description having been presented
10 the consideration Of the Comniasoner Of The General
Land Ofice, he informs me thai In hs judgment they are
null and void and that the land covered by such locations
remains the property Of the United States which view
this department fully In orier, therefore, Y n.
duce greater caution upon the part Of purchasers yo
please show this circular TO all persons pfo,oshg 10
make locations with Mexican bounty land warrants
and cause copy OF these Instructions 10 be posted IN the
most public position In your office Az these forgtrits are
believed 10 be augmeng number this notice Ia deemed,
necessary for The protection Of The The govern
lnent and the people
r., j. WALKER,
March Ga W. Secretary Of the Trensl,,y
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BY tho President OF tie UnifeI EIaIes

by Inc PRESIDENT of the United States
IN pursuance Of law, JAMES X. POLK presjds,t of
the United States Of America do hereby declare and
mske known that public sales viii be held at the under.
mentioned land Office, In the Stat. Of MISSOURI hereInaf
Ter designaed To wit:
Al the land Office at Springfield, commencing on Mon.
day the onrth day Of June next tho disposal OF the
public lands situated within The neme nioed townships
and parts OF townships viz:
North Of Ae base line and ,rest qre mn princi,al
meridian.
Townships iwemyw twenty three, and twenty four Of
range eleven. -.
Townships twentyihree and twenty iour, Of range
twelve
Township twenty-five, of range nineteen.
Townships tweniy.tree and twenty four range TWEEN.
tyune.
Township twenty three, OF range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the schpols mi fa.
ry. oihe, purposes will be exclu led from the sale
Tue offering Of The above mentioned lands will BE- com
menced on the days appointed and proceed the order
which they are advertised, with all convenient espafch
until The whole shall have been offered the sale thus
closed. 80 -
But no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry of any Of the lands will be admitted
until aiterthe expiration of The two weeks.
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington this
twenty seventh day of February, -nnno donini one
thousand eight hundred and ioriy nine
by The Presidebt: -
hicHARp NJ. Yous0,
Commissioner Of The General 7 AMI aa;r.
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ROBERT y. WALKER
'KACTISE LAW In IIIE GNpRENII.- col

ROBERT y. WALKER
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SMPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
answer TO many letters he thinks proper say that
he cannot attend TO claims before Congress- or any Of
The Departments, but viii devote his attention exclusively
TO cases entrusted 10 him In the Supreme Court
once on pennsylvania avenue, the Seven buildings,
Washington, u. q. mart -ti
FOR NORFOLK
t<rlsI. The swirl and eommoiotis steamer GEOR.
GA, Capt. Cannon, viii leave the wharf Of
Tue Southern Mail Line, on Tuesday afternoon the Glib inst
Passage So marG-it
Circular to Narisfe rs ,nsI I.ccei. re,.a
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Mr. rrLLMoRE's ADDRESS.

< SEsAToRs:--Never having been honored
with seat on this floor, nor acted as the
presiding oihcerof any body, you will no,
doubt my sincerity when | assure you that
! assume the responsible duties Of the chair
with consciousness Of my want Of expert
ence, and with a Just apprehension Of lis OBJ
legations; therefore, shall have need Of van,
indulgence.
should, indeed, be oppressed and dis
heartened did not recollect that the Sen.
ate is composed Of eminent Statesmen n, equal.
y distinguished Tor intellectual endowment,
a. Tor knowledge OF business. This cou.
pied with Their known courtesy, will tene
to relieve the presiding officer, and il is a.
agreeable to me as il must be instructive.
Thus encouraged and sustained, / entel
upon the discharge Of the duties assigned
me with firm determination 10 DISCHARGE
my duties to the best Of my abilities. BuI
J would do injustice TO my own feelings i
! did not exPressrny warmest thanks for the
honor conferred upon me by being called to
preside over this body.
] trust that you will not deem il inappro.
pirate for me to congratulate you on the
scene passing before Us. allude to this in
no party spirit, but as an event ever recar-
'Fsg' and contemplated BY the Constitution,
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Notice ID Presumption cIaImant.

Every Person entitled TO the right OF presumption 10 any
Of the lands within the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated, is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver OF the proper
ONCE, and make payment therefor practicobe
alter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
The commencement Of The public sale Of The lands EN-
eacns the tracts claimed, Otherwise such claims will be
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
. Commissioner OF The General Land Office
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BY the Preside mt OF the United states.

-
IN pursuance Of law, I,JAMES X. POLK President OF
the Unel ates 81 America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales win be he'd the Under
mentioned land oiices In the State AHKANSAS uffhe
periods hereinafter designated, TO witt
Al the Land Office at Helena, commencing Monday the
1nrh day q lane next for the disposal Of the public lands
situated within the aforementioned townships and parts
Of townships, viz 7 80
North Of the base line and east Of The i'm principal
meridian. :
Sections thirteen. twenty three. twenty four and twenty
i've east Of the 81 Francis river In township three, Of
Township nine, Of range seven
South o. ne base line, and mea Of the mn principal
Township four and part OF island In sections thirty.
TWO ana tpryiliree, In township thirteen, Of range one
day the eighteenth day June next for The snosa az he
pubic lands situated within the township
South Of NE base line, and resf ofhe mn principal
meridian.
Township four Of range nineteen.
Al The land office al Champagnole commencing ON Mon
day hs fourth day Of June next the disposal OF the pub
viz, rs n y - '''''''f-'
South Qfhe base line and nest of hefjfh principal
meridian.
Townships eleven and fourteen OF range seventeen
Township eleven Of range eighteen.
Lands appropriated by law for The of schools militia
~. or other purposes will be excluded from the sales
ihe Offering 81 The above mentioned lands will be com
menced on the days appointed proceed In tile order In
which they are advertised with all convenient dpspnirh
closed. t4 VI -
But no sale salbe kept open longer than two weeka and
no private entry % uy q die lands will be admitted until
Aei me expiration Of the two wrecks.
Hlven under my hand, al The city Of Washington, this
day Of February anna omnI one thousand
n. JAMES X. POLK
MI thai
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In conclusion, ] congratulate you, my
fellow-ci,izens, upon the high state Of
prosperity to which the goodness of Divine
Providence has conducted our common
country. Let us invoke continuance Of
the same protecting care which has led us
from small beginnings to the eminence we
this day occupy, and let US seek TO deserve
,hatcontinuanceby prudence and moderation
in our councils; by well directed attempts 10
assuage the bitterness which too often marks
unayoid ible differences Of opinion; by the
PRONUNCIATION and practice Of just and ibcr-
al principles; and by an enlarged patriot
ism which shall acknowledge no limits but
those of our own widespread Republic.
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Notice to Pre-emption CI.ip,ant,,

Nutiut 10 Frc-enpfi0h CIAtiantH.
Of the lands within the SECTIONS paris Of secons above
enumerated y required % establish The to the salts
and make payment therefor praccae amer see
ing this notice and befre the day appointed for the com
mrncement OF the public sale Of the lands embrar ing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will 6e forfeted
RICHARD M YOUNG,
. Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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the best interests and the true honor Of the
country.
The appointing power vested in the Pres.
ldent imposes delicate and onerous duties
So fat as il is possible to be informed,
shall make honesty, capacity, and fidelity
indispensable prerequisites to the bestowa
Of office, and the absence Of either Of these
qualities shall be deemed sufficient cause fol
removal
II shall be my study to recommend such
constitutional measures to Congress as may
be necessary and proper to secure encour-
agement and protection to the great inter
ests Of Agriculture, Commerce, and Man
uiactures to improve our rivers and har-
bors; to provide for the speedy extinguish-
ment Of the public debt; to enforce stric,
accountability on the part OF all officers
Of the Government, and the utmost eco
nomy in all public expenditures. But il
is for the wisdom Of Congress itself, in
which all legislative powers are vested by
the Constitution, to regulate these and other
matters Of policy ! shall look with conf
dence to the enlightened patriotism Of that
body to adopt such measures Of Cancellation
as may harmonic conflicting interests, and
tend to perpetuate that Union which should
be the paramount object ofour hopes and af-
fections. In any action calculated u promote
an object so near the heart Of every one
who truly loves his country, will zeal
ously unite with the coordinate branches
Of the Government
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL


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6KS. CoNsTocE.-We are requested - correct
q sIssemen. which copied from the CAieAso NJ
bee TOTO our paper OF she 18th uls misrspre
Gen cossroex Of Mieaigsn. "a member Of the late
L"sislsssre) The assertion that a. a'rosssa for
ye's9s and sssea bach TO Ceicsg0 TO- We GLAD to
learn, sss"ss SsAssa fSsxSAis0s ~ uaA We fou0d
the paragraph sOssplAnea OF In a regutsbls jouras
and possAs4 &c As pieoe Of ae~s without Tho a.,
est !nien, .; dosg awrosg or iejustee T. Gen Con.
sloeS RECRUITING ia publication we eAeerially en-.
this correction Of lae eTror
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supr.ms Csrrt Of the Uuitsd states.


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Usited states Mint
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SlR. have sent % the hegsty oi the rressu-
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ss.r eadihg Jane % ISL / Rave acv tho honor Of
I-1ciue y0u these Estimates ~i:n TIE following -
marks IN regard - HEN
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v.us ,uI b. 80 chsraass q he GOD i;soif, ~a.es
ca.t-ias cozn5l1e1 with u sTss pornon oi silver.
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'ssa .ess great AID X >uns.s lacra&se N the j.
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pr ac.I year mast rta-ly Ia snorg " t1e
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Give more teNa hiteeE hardre1 so1ars, ard tnss q
c-erk sga 70. receive mole lA2E twelve hundred dol
srs Ias geLtlecl = ~ho SIS the See 4 AssistA1i
Aasayer oas performed sha duties OF Is place -
-Sii-lF 1la faithfully for tniri--u years AZ, - AZ
CT t1lnk. fuiy merits the mai iacrs~i1 g salary
PRIV ded u nay BE- s1est t-s, see !arss proportion
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1919. g w1ict no cecrc4se Il - p snr,r sfe1 Ia
a. 80; equls1 re E-rk n fhe Ess-y pax lent
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