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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12

rThe following article copr with pleasure from the
Boston Mercantile Journal and hope any OF our num-
ero,s reGers nre suffering from any ofthe complaints which
said they will speed'lynyai emssyss q II
:, DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
j It was known many years ago that III. wild cherry tree
of this climate possessed valuable medicinal properties
Indeed this fct known the Aborignas and decoc
ZION Of the leaves bank of this tree has even been gar
ed by their physicians of the most ehectnai cm
ies IN many diseases This fact several years SINCE ar
rested the attention of Dr. Wislar, highly respeclale
practitioner He investigated with the healing prop
critics Of the wild cher-tes,ed its effects when adm',s
tered aone and when in combination with other renedai
agents. He found that natural virtues might he great
" improved and by combining it with Ingredient whosc
properties were all proved and generally organized med
cine was produced which constitutes remedy OF great
value in pulmonary affections and diseases OF the chest and
throatiseases which proverbaly pr vaent IN our
cities and large towns and often prove fatal swelling the
hills OF mortality much greater extent than the case
with most other, had almost said all other classes OF
diseasess - ''Ff>'% -
Nome. genuine unless signed BUTTS on
the wrapper, for sale in Camden at MckAlN'S
Drug Store. Wholesale by P. M. Cohen d
Co, Charleston, s. c., and by Druggists gen
ierally throughout the State
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Executive Department.

BY His Ercellency. J. Fl. EEANS, Governor
and Commander-in-chicf in and orer The STATE Of
South Carolina.
WHEREAS, information reached me that an
w atrocious murder was committed upon
John Mcdaniel, of Barnwel, by six young men,
among whom were Seaborne E. Farmer and Will
liam G. Tobin, and whereas, the aforesaid Farmer
and Tobin have made their escape-now be it
known in order that they may be brought to trial,
|, John H. Means, Governor in and over the State
of South Carolina, do issue this my Proclamation,
offering a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the delivery of both, or two hundred
and fifty for the delivery of either Of them TO the
jalor of Barnwell district.
Farmer is about 25 or % years old, feet
inches high, we'll made, fair complexion, blue eyes,
light hair, two Of his front teeth slightly broken
loft Has scar on his cheek, about an inch and
a halflong, made by the cut of a knife.
Tobin is Is or 10 years old, feet II inches
high, fair complexion, very little, beard, white
teeth, thick lips we'll made, and is badly SCARED
on the right arm and shoulder.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
r. S. the 5th day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ff-
]. II. MEANS.
WM. F. ARTHUR, Dep Sec'ry. Of State.
August r. 64 AZ
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$500 Reward,

TSCAPED from the Jail of Ke.shaw District,
T. s. Con Monday l4th Of July:last, Mr.. Sam
uel J. Love, who was convicted Of the murder
of Mr.. Robert ]. Lester at Spring term, iS5l-
Said Love is about 6 feet inches high, and aoout
20 or 81 years ofage, rather dark hair and OF {,
sallow complexion, and has rather down cast
look. with rather dark grey eyes, with some OF his
front teeth rather decayed, said Love lsa carpen-
ter by trade.
Twill give the above reward to any person VINO
will appehend the said Love and lodge him in any
jail in this State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him.
JOHN INGRAM, S. X. d.
Aug -, 64
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HEAD QUARTERS,
BUCK HEAD, June 26t

BUCK HEAD, June 26th, 1851.
ORDER NO. 8. -,...,g.
60 much of order No. 7, as directs the Officers
- and Sergeants of the 10th Brigade Of Infantry
and 10th Regiment of Cavalry to encamp on The
14th day of July nert, is hereby eountermanded.
The Officers and Sergcants Of the 10Th Brigade
of Infantry and 10Th Regiment of Cayalry' will as.
senbe at su h place as the Brigadier General of
Infantry may select, on Monday the 9th day OF
September next, and encamp "full five days."
commencing at l2 o'clock, NJ. .,.,-,..,
The Major General and Brigader Generals will,
with their Staff attend.
Brigader Generals Williams and Gist, are
charged with the extension of this order to their
respective commands e
By order Of the Commander Chief
j. w. CANTEY,
Adj. and Inep. Gen'l.
Newberry Sentinel, Laurensville Herald. Spar
tan and Unionve Journal, will publish weekly
until the encampment is over. The Charleston
Courier and Mercury, and the. Columbia State
Rights Republican, Telegraph, and Caroliniau
viii copy three times. ......
Jpne 2. 81 II
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The Russian peasant, as he is rashly called
says letter from st. Petersburg, is bought and
p sold with the land on which he lives, and IS
being in no way superior to Monsieur Cufiee'
although his skin is white or rather brownIsh
with boards that were never visited by that
csmpapion of civilization. the razor; his person
isthe ippersonation of6lth, and his countenance
of ignoance. The depressions and poverty o.
these poor creatures is really pitiable, and next
to some parts of Ireland, must give to this
class of Humanity the unenviable position ol
the most miserable part of the great family to
which we all belong.
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Notice.
70 the Ladies Of Camden,

NTRS. J. A. BROUGHTON, respectfully in
WI forms the Ladies OF Camden, and its vicinity
that she has moved to Camden. where she intends
carrying on DRESS MAKING in the most fash
ionabe manner. She has made such arrangements.
as vii! keep her always in possession of the latest
Fashions. Mrs, b. will be pleased 10 receive the
visits of such as may favor her with their patronage
At her residence, Hunters Hotel.
Juiy f3 If
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Southern Agricultural Implements.

TFHE subscribers have received the following
i consignment fiom the house Of r. Sinclair Jr.
g. Co., Baltimore. They have been tested
approved by number Of our River Planters.
Nc. 7, :. a. 8, Sinclair and Moor's Plows,
2& Furrow Plows,
Plain and expanding Corn Cultivators,
81 gle and Double spout Corn Shellcrs'
Virginia Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob Crushers, (wil grind bushel
an hour with ordinary gin gearing,)
9& IL inch Straw Cutters,
Grain Cradles.
For sale by McDOWALL S COOPER.
may 9Th. 36
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HEAD QUARTERS,

BUCkIIEAD, 18th JULY, 1851.
ORDER no. 9.
The Officers and Sergeants of the 9TH Brigade
Of Infantry, and 9TH Regiment of Cavalry, will as.
semble at or near Society Hill, on Monday the,
29th Of Sept. next, and encamp "full FIVE days"
commencing at II O'Clock, NJ
The Officers and Sergeants of the 9th Brigade
Of Infantry, ard 9Th Regiment of Cavalry, will as.
semble at or near Godfre. Ferry on Monday the
18th of October next, and encamp "(ull five days"
commencing at II o'clock, NJ.
The Maicr General and Briguder Generals
will, with their staff, attend the encampments in
their commands.
The Brgadier Generals are charged with the
extension of this order TO their respective.
Brigadcs.
Complet: returns of the strength of the Brig
AIDES are required BY the lst OF Oct. next.
BY order OF the Comuiander-in-chief
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't g. lnsp. Gent.
Charleston Mercury ard Courier, Georgetown
papers, Marion Star. Darlington Flag, and Cheraw
Gazette will publish weekly until the encamp..
ments are over.
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Warranted Pianos, &c. OH Trial

DIANOS of best Makers, Rosewood, Pearl,
i Mahogany, SC. in any desired style of finish
or other Musical Instruments, furnished free OF
charge, or obligation TO keep, unless entirely
suited on trial. Alter sufficient test, may be
bought, exchanged, hired or returned, on terms
lower than obtainabe elsewhere, cash or credit.
Many references to families in different States.
and districts of this State, quite competent TO
judge where Instruments have been tested and
bought and now speak for themselves. Speci-
mems seen by inquringof -.ay:.ln 80.
ARs. ANN II. HART,
Teacher Of Music, Camden, s. e..
April . 81 If
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e Perhaps it is not generally known, but such
Is the TACT, that the seed Of the rose, if planted,
will produce flower, in all cases, different
from the original.
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Notice.

Notice.
THOMaS LANG, William Anderson, Thomas
l. J. Ancrsm, William Gardener, and Alexander
Young, who have Leen, and now are, engaged in
the manufacture Of cotton goods, and other articles,
at place known as the DeKab Factory, in Ker-
shaw District, under the firm and style OF Will
liam Anderson aud Company. have associated
Bu,well Boykin with them, as member Of said
Firm-and having obtained from the Legislature of
South Carolina, Charter Incorporating the said
Firm, with their associates and successors, as a
body polite and corporate, in law, by The name and
style of ''The DeKalb Manufacturing Company"
do hereby notify the public that they have accept
ed the said Charter and will hereafter conduct
their business according to the terms thereof, and
under the name and style Of "The DeKalb Manu-.
featuring Company"
w. ANDERSON g. co.
March 9Th 1851 20 #
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Preserves, Brandy Peaches, &c

Preserves, Brandy Peaches, &c.
II |. Ginger Preserves, w. I. do. (assorted.)
T.. Brandy Peaches, Lemon Syrup,
Curacao, Maraschino and other Cordals,
Madeira Sherry and Port Wines,
Claret and N. &C. Blackberry do.
-HEIDSEICH CHAMPAIGNE-
Gauva Jelly, Catsups and Sauces,
Rose Water, Chocolate Prunes and Raisns,.
English, French, and American Mustard,
do. do. do. Pickles,
limitation English Cheese, Macaroni, Sc.
English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, She'll
Barks and Soft Shclled Almonds.
ROB'T LATeTA.
Camden, July l, lSjl So If
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WATEREE HOUSE.
(L4TE PLANTERS HOTEL,)
CAMDEN. S. G..

TN!1E Subscriber having purchased this
l. tensve and we'll known Establishment, and
having added largely 10 its convenience and com
fort, by a new addition Of Furniture and thorough
and complete repairs, bcgs leave to inform the
Public, that he is prepared TO Entertain all who
may favor him with a call, in manner hitherto
unknown in the town of Camden.
He deems It unnecessary TO make any pledges,
only so far as to say that his TABLE will be sup
piled daily as well as any in tine State attended
by polite and attentive Servants.
His STABLES, will be bountiIullyssupplied with
Provender and attended by the very best Hostlers
No pains will be spared to keep a quiet aud Or
dcrly House.
H. HOLLEYMAN.
Camden Jul 4, 1851. As If
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The subscriber has just, finished off alot OF Ma
hogany Rocking Chairstin plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush ard haT; vesy neat articles and
at unusually loW prices. G. /. CHATTEN.
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:. Notice.
A PRLICATION will he made at the ensuing
n session of the Legislature Of South Carnl-
ma. to vest all The right and title Of John F. San
derson deceased, in and to tract Of land contan
inc-acres. shu,,e in Lancaster district, South
Carolina, adjoining lands of NJ. Clinton, w. G.
Stewart and Others, IN Joseph Fenton and wife
Mary, as the r.x, Of kin Of said deceased.
WM. ROBINSON,
Aug 8 81 3lns Agent for Applicants.
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FRESH EeDEN SEED :
JUST RECEIV E d.
SUITABLE FOR FALL SOWING.
For Sale by p. THORNTON, at the Post
Office, warranted good-among which, are
as follows:
Ruta Basa,
Large (iled Top) Norfolk Turnip
I:arly Spring Tu-nip,
Long Blood Beet,
Early Blood Turuip do.
French sugar Beet,
MangIe Wur:zel,
Large Dutch parsnip.
Orange Carr t,
Large Red Onion.
White Portugal do.
PrickIey t;pinnagc,
White Turnip Radish,
Long Scarlet Radish,
Long Green Cucumber, for late Pickles,
Green Glazed Cabbage,
Late iJlum Head Savoy do.
alouirain Cabbage,
Late Dutch Cabbage,
Late Drum Head do
Coen art, (very tine)
Several kinds Of very fine early Cabbage,
which may be sowed in the Fall for early
Spring use,
Lucern or French Clover,
English Rye Grass.
retail price, TO persons wishing to purchase 10 sell
again.
Camden, July 10, 1851. 50 II
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TINE Camden and Charlotte Mail Stage, will
Il Tor the present, leave camden on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at 6 A: NJ, and arrive
from Charlotte on the succeeding days, until ether
arrangements can be made, of which due notice
will be given. JAMES McEWEN,
Contractor.
Tho Hornets Nest will copy times. July H.
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CAMDEN HOTEL
is NOW OPEN
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
TT ls an excellent and commodious buding,1,y
Il and we'll fitted up, and lately put in a at ate OF
complete repair The roors are large, open,
air. fine Family parlors well furnished.
The Table will be supplied with every thing
which an excellent country market will afford,
attended by the best servants.
The BAR will be supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are we'll fitted up; attended by
careful and experienced Hostlers, and we'll sup
piled with Proyendcr.
Also Lots prepared for the accommodation Of
Drovers, with excellent water conveniences.
There will at all times, be an Omnibus in attend
ance TO convey passengers to and from the Depot,
The Subscriber having.had several years expe-
rence in the above business, feels coniden, in say
ing that he will be able TO give general satisfaction
to all, who my favor him with their patronage, as
he is determined to use every exerion on his part
to please.
II. J. WILSON.
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Shirts.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

One Hundred Dollars K6WaId
TWO MARES, one handsome grey, quick &C.
i ton and a trotter, the other Sorrel, with
white face and PAGER, were stolen at Savannah
by two men. who crossed the Savannah River on
Saturday, the 2lst ult., and it is supposed may
proceed westward. The above reward will be
paid for the apprehension of the thieves and re-
covery Of the properly by w. B. ElLES, Esq,
Savannah, or EDWARD WINSLOW,
Office foot of Laurens Street, Charleston s. C..
July 8, b If
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IT'S, STR aNGE BUT TRUE!

Thsfaa.y wil neglect Cough monthafer month, and
then wonder at last they have the CnrnumPlhm-llow
much hetser TO nip this disease in the hull which can al
wny be done by using Dr. a. Rogers Syrup OF Lverwort
and Tar ~ stitch in time saves niH,
See advertisement in anoher column.
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NOTICE.

ILL persons having demands against the estate
II of the late Mrs. Harriet H. Sizer, will please
present them to Mr.. John Rosser, my authorized
agent in Camden, and ifnot presented by the first
day of August next, will be debarred payment,
and dividend be made in favor of those pre-
sented Bella SIZER, Admir-.
July |. 1851. 50 tt
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Garden Seeds for Fall.

Garden Seeds for Fall.
JUST Received fresh assortment OF SEEDS
- for Fall planting-consisting of
Ruta Baga Turnip Seed,
Large White Flat "
Large Eng. Norfolk "
Long Hanover
Late Drumhead Cabbage,
Green Glazed
Mustard Seed,
Iucernc,
Beets and Carrot Seed.
For sale by F. l.. ZEMP.
July IL 81 If
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White Lead,

White Lead,
Linseed OiltSpts Turpentine, Ltharge, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Spanish Brown, Venetian Red
Copal, japan and Leather Varnish, Gum Shelac,
Glue, Sandpaper, &c. &C. Just received, at
July II u J. DEHAY'S.
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SALEM WOOLENS.

SALEM WOOLENS.
THAVE received from Messrs. F. g. II. Faris,
/ Salem, N. e. few bales, as samples, OF the
above desirable
NEGRO CLOTHS,
to which invite the attention OF purchasers.
TO those who a'e usacqnaInted with those
Goods will be Glad to show the samples, and can
refer TO MANY Planters in this neighborhood, as to
their superior quality,
have also received few pieces OF their ST.
per6ne Black Jeans of various qualities and prices.
These goods are OH consignment, and will be
sold at Factory prices.
Planters wishing their supply, will please leave
their orders early, so as TO secure it many were
disappointed last season-as the supply was not
sufficient to meet the demand.
w. ANDERSON.
Camden, July % 1851. lSt 81
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4 Pair of Gentle family Horses for sale BY
~ E. w. BONNEY
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Aug. H.,
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-01
PUBLISHED BY1THE DAKOTA MISSION.
ST. PAU i, MINNESOTA, APRIL, 1851


|hehanyan, mafa onxpa kicanye cinhan,
Tunkanxidanz 1api kin he maka iyutaPi wi
kcemna tom kta. Tuka Tunkanxldan
yapikin tukte iSaka onxpa ke cinhan, he e
gu kta: tuka rankanxidan yapi kinhe tohan
xicada xni. kin hehanyan :kosanta wiyope
kiye kite xni. 4.
81. Oehde ixahdogan kin tx decetu. Mi
nisota makoce kin Ell tuwe lkcewicaxta wan
Waxicun ihduze. ca: Waxicun orange CT
Isantanka iapiskin en- wowapi yawapi on
spe, ga i've WAxicun oranpi Gin kinhan,
opeyapi kta: tuka tukte oyate etanhan kin
wawicaqupi oph eye qon he hecen hduhe
kite ca. I'uka rave lkcewicaxta wal, wanna
Waxicun oranpicinkinhan, ito wicaxta nom
iynkcan w;caxini, ga: Waxicun wicoran
onspe, ga lsantanka iapi kin en- wowapi
yawapi onspe kinhan. hehan hinankaha
wowapi wan qupi ga Waxicun oranpi kin
opeyapi kta; 1uka tuwe hena hecekcen onspe
xni kinhan, Isantanka yawapi kite xni.
The Translation Of the following, it will be scen is
not literal but it is about coso US it easily be
Ial In;the House o Representatives, on The
lOth Dec, 1850, Hon. f. H. Sib/ey in
troduced The tollowimg, ,ohich ,cas REFER
red to The COmmitte on Indian ADairs:
"A Bull to provile for. the punishment ofcrmes
committed in the Indian country, within the Iimits
Of Mnncsota Territory, ana Tor promotion OF the
civilization of the lndiln race therein.
The first four sections Of the bill provide for the
apprehension of criminals, i'll the lnuiln country,
within the limits of Minnesota Territory, by the mi.-f
itary force of the United States upon thu rcquison
Of the Governor OF the Territory; for tie trial
AMI punishment of ui persons shall he gui ty Of
committing any crime he Ian IS belonging to the
Indians, within the limits Of said Territory, in the
same manner us ii the crime hal been committed by
"a white man, within any district OF country unlc'
the exclusive jurisdiction Of the Unit;L States.
8 Sec. S. That it shall moi be lawful for any militia
ry or other officer Of the Uitcu States iulict amy
punishment UPON any lnI IN, (uncss during the ex-
stence Of actual hoslites be Wen the UniteI States
an tho tribe or nation which il In ian may be-
long person within tile limits OF the
try embraced by this uct except in the xeculion Of
the sentence of court dull empowered to ifiict the
sans; ami whenever an otfender o1en-ers against
tie provisions OF this act shall be apprehen.eA by
military other force, he or they sllaii be conveyed
imme lilteiy by the nearest safe and convenient
route anu delivered to the civil lthority OF the
est judicial district ofthe Territory aforesai TO lie
proceeded against in due course Of law: PROVIDED,
That no person who may be upprehenuei by "a mill
tnry or other force aoresaiA unler the provisions
Of this shall he detained longer than iv after
arrest and before removal Aud oil officers and SOL
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-01
NO. g.

diers who may have any such In ian or otneF person
or persons i'll custody, shall treat them with all the
humanity that the circumstances will permits and
every officer or solIier who shall be guilty OF mol
shalt suffer such punishment US the proper civil tri
banas or acourt-martal shall direct roportioE cd to
the degree of the offence.
Scc.6. That iii no case after the p.ssagc Of this
act, shall it be lawful for any officer OF the United
States to withhold from any tripc or slaion OF In
uians in the Limits Of the country cmbraced ny TINS
act, the nnnuitics due them by tie Unitsi States by
vi tue of treaty stpulaions, whether in goos, mon
ey or provisions. -ss.. t
Sec. T. That SO soon hereafter as the measures now
contemplated Tor the extinguslllnent OF the lnoian
title within any portion OF the country embraced by
this act shall be completed, ana the ferent tribes
or banls Of Inaians shall be permanently located,
there shall be and there is hereby granite in ice SIM
pie to each ln-iun, of whatever t'ibe, within the
country embraced in this act, WHO is or may b3 tho
heal of family, or who Shall settle upon and cult
vate portion OF land for three consecutive years,
tract Of land not exceeding forty acres as tn" Prcs
cent OF the Unei States may Lircct: Provided That
sal tract so granted shall moi be ali mated or sold by
sail gr; nice unless by the special pcr sion OF the
President, COOL cause shown: Ana provided FUR
tcr Tha: the location Of the tract so granted shall
be determined er the direction of the President,
and patent be issued TO the grantee in accordance
with the samr. .> 49, s-<4E'
Sec 8. That any male In lin, Of whatever nation
or tribe embraced by this act, who shall ADOPT the
dress and habits of the whites, ami become sufficient
Iy educated in the Eng.i langu"g to real an: un-
derstanl it, an:E shall SO desire, shall be United to
all the rights and privileges of citizen of the United
Satcs, without thereby forfeiil sshis in ivaual
claim, or that of his family, to the annucs due CT
phil by the Unite States u1 :er treaty s'pul"tions,
to the tribe nation to which lie or they may apper-
tain: ProyiIeI, however, That before such lnGian
shall be so admitted to the rights of citizenship, he
shall be examined by toarl, to consist of two Or
morc u ges Of the United States courts in sail Ter
ounl duly qualified aforesa GAM nnot otherwise)
ne shall be entitled to certificate of c izenship from
the court authorized to issue the same, upon his taxi
ing an oath TO support the Constitution of the United
States and the organic act of the Territory as afofe
sail: And provi lel further, That the recipient of
sal certificate of citizenship, to be ssucI afor
sal shall not hive the right to vote ut any ccction
in tire Territory aforesaid, until the expiration tft~o
years after the issue of sail certificate.
DAKOTA Observation-Disclosures en-