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rELEanApHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Condition of he Northern Markets.

C0ndttt0n OF He NOftneTU HudThets,
New YoRK, January e-2, p. m The stock market is
1864 Four frmsales 600 bbls at - 70 $4H for com.
mon standard brands Grain--wheat IS duh Corn %
50 cents white and yellow Provisions hrn-sales mess
pork at $I2 81 prime 80 25 Groceries irm-sugar and
coffee co ton steady win sales ~
previous quotations Whiskey, 26A cents.
feeling IN government stocks. Flour dull sales 500 bbs.
- 80 81 " for common TO straight STATE brands
choice, 81 IS "a 81 extra brings 80 70 Corn meal,
So 81 SO Rye -four S3 80. Grain qnet--sales l,ouO
bushels lO3 0 cents for red and lO9 Ill cents
for white. Corn s,eadysaes at I'll " cents Tor white
and yellow, 81 cents. OATS AZ A cents Rye, u ~
cents. a.s .a E. HFHr II 81 e-st
.irriuai of he Washiag 0n-Latsr from Europe.
New YORK, January So, p. n.-The steamship Wah-
ngtou arrived here day from Bremen anu southampton
She brings 50 passengers. :, $50,
The London Times Of the 2ist learns from Russia that
the country returned and quirude, reducing
the party insienifcance stes.stI
Consols al London st 96}
TIE m ayor OF Southampton addresses the United States
government requesting IL 10 send the vessel win Roods "
the Worlds Far 10 that port.
Liverpool cotton nlafket is dull-niddiing upland quoted
al 1874 a H. Flour remains steady, with no change IN
prices. IHE
Nev York January The barque Lo London. from
Liverpool with i've thousand sack OF silt, was wrecked
uear Savannah. Tho captain and crew ers sawed
pHIA January THE U. s. ship Ffedonla ar
rived al New York to-day San Francisco, July 4h,
via yapara so bring ng remains OF Lieut. McLana-
haz, killed in the Mexican war.
The case OF Long, the ugiive-slave, in New York. mas
been concluded but final decision will not be made for
day two.
learn that the United States Boundary Commissioners
arrived at FL Paso November I4th ihirlyhfee days In
advance of the main body. tust $3.50. .e#s
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Bank Loan
Total four s,.t.. os

Total Jour Satss, 00Ji5o45 &loooJU 1io'S0oioa
The eliminating point Of bank credits resched In
the ia Of 1885, and in the general suspension
in the following May It will be observed that the loans
the Atlantic much larger than they at that
time, while those Of the West comparatively small
This fact indicates the healthy of the trade. In
those years goods sold credit but the OF
paying for hemvz' agricultural productonhad nearly
oeased payment could be had and the notes given for
them were discounted In the New York banks but made
payable tho bank in the neghborhood Of the country
merchant He had cold the goods credit, and as he
could collect. took up the falling due by getting
tho bank discount accommodation note for him
Thus the line OF discounts in the western banks
lion which had extended to local merchants enable
them to meet their eastern indebtedness. The ability Of
the banks do this ipnited-hence the
for bank capital and when the New York banks de-
manded the balances OF the western institutions they
ruined The course OF affairs is different The pro-
con OF staples slarge, and the market extensive The
discount The bills drawn against that produce
sent forward and which, when sold, meets the bills
miIted payment OF indebtedness both the receipts of
produce sales goods lager tho city discounts
swell equal ratio without being more unstable The
disposition Of foreign houses solicit orders from the
merchants Of interior through the agency OF COM
me travellers may tend ultimately to swell the credits
rapidly; but this time. there has been only
business Tue exports OF the OF New York,
for the year 1850 have been Toe than before
or exports the value Of domestic exports has been
nearly equal tina. of the famine year 1877, as follows
Export. port Of Nsp York.
1876: lst7 ls4s 1870. 1850. 49,
specie 80 ss ssss
Domestic 81 s536li $40 lOOla7s 299o277O 4o43
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PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

HARRISBURG, (Pa.,) Jan. The house Of delegates
organized day. Mr. John Cessna, (dem,) OF Bed
George H Hart of Philadelphia, was the wing candi-
date
The parties in this body evenly divided. consider
able struggle is anticipated.
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Nv A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctloneer. " .'
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND
Il furniture aucon.-On Monday, the 18th inst,
United States Hotel Pennsylvania avenue,
ID Al ~ O'Clock, all tbs furniture Of the
E. H. Fuller consisting Of
Mahogany fine push- covered tete aete sofas s-G
do do divans, arm, and paror chairs
Do do do otomans
Do marble top sofa and other tables
DO bureaus waslstands, and do ~.
Fine gilt frame French plate mirrors
, Girandoles, chandeliers, solar, and other lamps
damask, moreen window /.
Fine beds, bedding hair and shuck mattresses
Mahogany French and maple high and low bedstoads
Warcrobee, wsshstands, and toilet sets
Cane and wood chairs, lounge, Sc
China, glass, and crockery
quantity table linen, towels, sheets, and pillow
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Large lot Of Britannia chatting dishes
lot Of table cutlery
Brussels, and passage 4
Large lot OF passage oicloh
Aso kitchen requisites among
= quantity Of
One long patent mangle ..z..a. .r ....#ss.
and Office fixtures, such as
saf marble slabs for counter, writing desks
Decanters, ofice bar, dining and other stoves
multitude of other articles which deem
Terms: Of and under $50, $780, and
eeedng credit of thirty and days $50 credit of
and ninety days, for all of credit sasac
' A. GREEN,
Jan I'D Aucnoneer.
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DI.ANKETs FLANNEIA, txc.-we invite the attention Of
public al in wan, Of sue. ss q n: s~cs :
may be expected By purchaser s we have
50 DO ,ow,ps reed. cS,osa 90 !, rs ,.,
superior grades.
is pieces heavy fuIed cloths, "a, for servants
20 DO .s,,ne IN Al e ,,.a and price.
cloths Ss 9 T.n sss' ss.
DO low priced and eoored do olive. green brown,
blue md ciare,, for boys' wear
90 medium and low priced black :. .; DO
do ow-griced, for boys wear
5 dozen senuemsn's extra heavy lambswool shirts
10 DO patent merino drawers
10 do real Welsh unshrnkns do
piece 1914 flannel bl.nke,ins
With stock Of all kinds OF white and soosd
at cheapest possible pes e Err M NEWTON Wp1s5 %aT
Dec lo-""wimi' ---
Young s. oREM, Merchant Tailor. ana cletAs.rs:
received fresh supply Of nne cloths. e.s.,msss and
ves,ns new and ,s beautiful. lSa % .ns. We
cs.p m p @ ,1a our
US : call , .9n
s and ss; best "a md Oh:
.,oss., ciava Ae Phcs. low dsyIs,ioa
Pennsylvania avenue, door. w.., o. Brown. Hotel.
WINE sroRE.-JoHNH RuTHMANN, Pennsylvania. avenue,
offer. 100 baskets the "oivs This was
choice and imported by himself exprsssy for his customs
Dec 3-3tifA Naw6wfw
AT come.sibIe store will he found fresh fruits.
n &c, such
Malaga grapes, do raisips, oranges, lemons &E
Cuunnts, citron jujube, figs
in fancy boxes, crsnberries, apples
Cocosnu's, candies, Of all kinds preserved ginger"
ssrdln.., olives, pickles, c.psr. m'eearoni
ssiad oil, lemon sirup
LIQUORS A
Aosk shsrry.
Mascat, and other wnes -, $3.50 taH. HN
surev,ox uane otard md London dock brandy
scotch. rrsh. and old whskey
Hols0 mir biters, absnth, &C
Alec Havana superior chewing anA smoking
tobacco, nc. sHsHFn .eaeA
For
q JAS. r. LLOYD 4 CO.,
rsnnsyvsnia avenue three decru II I6th street
Dec oi--eoifpw Ill M "
For NOfTvf]f.--i.o~s "TRIP ~ th~ keas0u.--
-L-~.~< Ibs OaLEOI.A will Washington bs
Jan s-8N JAA1s MTVfkk
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FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS respectfully invite The
the ladies Of French embroidees
which will offer great sacrifice
Of We the following;
10 boxes French worked collars, with cuffs match
10 do medium priced do
Is do priced do
do do trimmed collars
S dozen low priced unIimmed collars
Is do cambria French worked bands.
oAfEs,
10 rich and elegant muslin
dozen real thread lace do
5 boxes Infusion do do
real thread lace berthes
dozen imitation do
do rich lace scars
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO
Jan o-eoN
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SPLENDID Cashmercs, Mousselines, Skc.-We have
y naming part winter
named goods embracing beautiful superior
qualities which will dispose Of at reduce stock We
mar the following;
pieces figured moussslne in choice Styles pat
Is pieces figured chene cashmeres in dress patterns
10 do plain high coiored mousseines
10 printed hannes small plaids and rich figures
90 do embroidered cashmeres beautiful article IS
Is do twiled cashmcres at l8k cents
30 do medium and low priced moussenes
10 do fine plain mousseines, in grave coors.
All line will be sold
tua being reduce stock much
possible previous spring business.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Jan 9-2wlwf
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Total sa37e2 s., 1904 s,67so3 3se,ols 1913 All
The domestic exports from this port which the main
item, show not only the by which the country
PAYS for its imports also the basis of the internal
changes; and this item, il will be observed, is nearly
large the famine year 1877, and $40 900 900 larger
than in any year othe operation of the tariff of 1912 The
imports this port have been follows for the TWO pas,
years; aH#.sH.
Imports port Of Mem York.
Specie. Free goods. Dunabe Other Total.
dry goods. duiabIe.
is4o s54s7 sss 50 si54,77 $50 s996el,
1850 eBi3,so0 l3D0i2,77o
increase 49, a64,7ss 7,975,l90 58O,94s 3oa5o,9i3
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a45, s6s 36 SI04,r1 A

For passengers. For freight.
Main stem $26 2O3 W So. 1857 81
Washing ton branch 1890 n $3.50 90
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Ngw York January 8 The barqne Lo London, from
IlyeIpooi with i've thousand OF IT, wrecked
near Savannah The captain and crew " err saved
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uohis shdN.U TN q FIX ~ TN . IN I IN - SN
The -four market h Rrm--salss Indiana. Michigan.
and Ohio, ~ % I2i round hoop, Ohio, IS IS south
in demand At % 06 % 10y. Rye -four, - rs Corn
meal. ~ 70 - 81 Rye, IL cents Barley, IS 30 cents
Oass lst 81 cents northern Corn in fair demand a 10
for old northern round yellow Pork 10 In fair de-
mand-sass msss el2 50; prime -; new mssH sI4
Beef rather hesvy-os Is elo prime, ~ ~ ~
lard steady " cents nav. 50 81 cents W sf
The stock market con,inussto present tho most excited
state and psccs all descriptions rice several per
in day but the public at large do not take nod Of
,hsm and the speculation based upon borrowing without
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- cOOi OAhOlsiNA.
3lOl From Columbia at 6 n m daily
BY Hopkins-Turn Out, Gadsdep, Fort Motto, ST. Mat
aa thews, and Orangeburgh e. H.;
To Branchvie by l05 m, 60 miles;
And back between arrival of mail from Charleston, say
at p m and pm.
3io2 Fiom Columbia at m daily excep. Sunday,
by Aston, Pomara and Frog Level;
To Newberry C. H. by 81 m, 46i miles;
Andback daily except Sunday, between a m and
SPIN.
will be considered.
3lp3 From Columbia at a m daily except sunday
BY Ridgeway and Simpsons;
To Winnsboro by 10 m, 35 miles;
And back between IL and p m daily except Sun
day.
Proposals. extend service the railroad is extended
will be considered
3I04 From Columbia at three times week. Tuesday,.
Thursday, and Saturday
hy Lexington U. H., Leesvie, Ridge and Lofts
To Edgefeld O. H. by 10 p m, 81 miles
And back between M or arrival Of O. eenv;le mail
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and a m next lsys
3lo5 From Columbia at week, Saturday
ny Pleasant Springs Countsve and Cslk's X Roads,
TO Frog Level by m, IS miles,
And back between s and 9 D m Friday.
3lOe From Columbia at week. Saturday;
BY OakvilIe
To Rockville by pm, 20 miles;
And back between m and IL M
3lo7 From Camden at @ daily aher arrival Of cars;
BY Tler's Ferry;
To Cheraw by next day, 81 miles
And back between ~ daily and "a next dry
Proposals to run by BishoPvle, Mt Elon, Swift Greek,
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mnext days. i
Proposals for tr-weekIy service and an expedited sche
dule are invited say through each way in "a
hours, in close connexion with No. 1868 so as togo
through from Salisbury to Asheville in not exceeding
40 hours Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No. 1896.
1927 From Salisbury at 10 three times week, Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday; p6ase
BY Mirapaa, Spring Grove, Deep Well, Mount Mourne,
Beatte's Ford, Caawba Springs, Yesnvus Furnace,
LincolntoD, Shelby G. H., Fillmore Mooresboro,
Webb's Ford, Rutherfordon, Chimney Rock, and
To AshevIeby a Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday,
lac miles .isafufiti s4
And back between m Saturday. Tuesday, and Thurs
day, and m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Proposals for semi-weeky service are invited.
202S From Salisbury at 10 three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday;
BY China Grove, Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg,
Charlotte, White Hall, Rose Hill and RanaIebury
To Yorkvie s. C., by 10 m next days, 70 miles;
And back to Charlotte between I'm and Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, and thence to Salisbury
between a m and 81 m next days.
Proposals from Charlotte by the most direct route
to Chester c. H., s. Co. invited Schedule 10 be
specified, connecting with railroad at Chester G. H.
Route to be curialed as railroad is extended
1929 From Salisbury 10 three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday; 1861
By Rockville, Gold Hill, KendaIis Store, AbemarIe,
Norwood, Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify, Wadesboro, and Morven a 10
To Cheraw, s. O., by m next day, 80 miles
And back via Chesterfield G. H. s. G., instead Of Nor
ven, N. c., between Pr Tor arrival Of mail from
Fayeteville) Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, and ~ p
days.
1890 From Salisbury at / 2 m week, Friday;
BY Organ Church aspst g1rf1t
To Mount Pleasant by pm, ID miles,
And back between m and Ii an. g1
1891 From Jamestown at a week, Wednesday;
BY Hunts Store, Institute, Fair Grove, La Grange
New Market, New Salem, Sandy Creek, Troys
Store, Longs Mills, Paterson's Store, Snow Camp,
Clover Orchard, Nndley's Store, Glover Garden,
Belmont, and Rock Spring;
To Hisboro' by p m next day, "a miles;
And b,ck between m Friday, and 8 m next day.
1892 From Jamestown at a week, Tuesday;
BY Westminster and Deep River;
TO Abbott's Creek by II m, III miles
And back between m and pm.
1888 From Franknvlle at a week, Saturday;
ll To Troy's Store by 10 m, 10 miles,
And back between IL q and
1884 From Pttsboro at m, week, Monday;
by PedIsrs Hill, Gull, Evanss Mile Watsons Bridge,
and CenIrevie;
To Carthage by Bpm;
And back by Phsn's Mills and Prosperity, instead Of
CentreviIe, between a m and next day, equal
10 40 miles and back.
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Thursday, equal TO ~ miles and back.
1899 From Wilmington at week, Friday;
By Top sail Sound, Stump Sound, Foy's Store, On
slow G.. H., and Catharine Lakes
To Rchlands by next nay, 76 miles;
And back by Bannerman between a m Sunday and
5p m next day.
2s40 From Wilmington at IL three times week, Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Whhesvie Fair Bluff Marion G.. H., s. c.,
Mars Bluff, Bradleyvile, and SumterviIle
10 Manchester, :. G., by 10 p next "Wednesday,
Friday, and Sunday. Sc miles
And back between a Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday and p Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday.
Proposals for daily at speed of not less than
FIVE miles an hour will be considered.
as4l From Averysboro' at 8 a week, Monday
BY Hannah's Creek;
To Smthfed by 8 p m, 80 miles
And back between m and next day.
2s42 From Riverside at Q week, Tuesday
To Harrii gton by m, 20 miles
And back between a and p m next day.
2s43 Prom Beatiy's Bridge at p week, Friday
BY Co!y swamp;
To Cane Tuck by m, Is miles;
And back between a m and IL m.
Proposals to extend by commencing al Gravely Hill
will be considered
as44 From Onslow g. II. at 6 m once week Sunday
BY Piny Green;
To swansborough by . M "a miles;
And back between a m and IL m Saturday, or in
time with the mail o Richards
Proposals embrace Pslo Alto invited; also propo-
sasko commence at Polocksviie. (see No. 2s47. }
as45 From Newbern at three times a week. Monday
Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Knston and MoseIy Hall
To Goldsboro bye next days, 65 miles;
And back betweeDs m Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turdsy by m next days
Proposals to the schedule, making with route
No 1854 daily Northern mail Except Sunday 10
and from Newbern, invited. Also, proposals for
es additional walk trips.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30

T We publish ia to-da,es paper communica- tioa from afriend n Gainesville, recommending to the consideration of the convention, the claims of the Hon. A. B. Greenwood.
 We do not wish to be considered however ,s endorsing fully the views of the writer We would regret indeed if any controversy of sectional character shouid be introduced into the proposed convention to mar its harmony.
 Judge Greenwood's claims res. upon higher grounds. His sterling and long tried services in the democratic ranks recommend him 10 ,Le ia. vogsAle consideration of the rkoie party.
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To 0ur Readrrs.

We hope oaE readers will bear with us little while. We know that this subject of pubic print ing must be dull and unHteresting one to many, bat sesertheless, are subjected to the aIterna. tive Of ssbmittng without reply. to have the Sec. retary Of State. Mai D. B. Greev, whose only faait was his preference of Sewer to Botiand, unjustly and nlGriousiy assailed og of resostinx m hts defence Afier forbearance of some seven or eigh. weeks, with the hope. that Woodruff would see the injustice and folly Of hts course. and desis we have with reluctance, determined to adopt the latter alternative. Of the consequences that may result to us personally, we are slike indifferent and regardless. We shall now take up the sub iect in earnest. and pursue it through ali of i,s intrcaey until its finally disposed of; and with the consciousness that in defending an honest. faith fHl snd efficient naeu'bes Of tue democratic party, we are performing the duties of our station, and will obtain, ss our reward. the appreciation and encouragement oE the just and good men ef the party.
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FFon, lhs aabile Daiiy AIYeft.f White slavery in Great Britain.

The Rev. Dr McClefland. says the New s "EAtRess. '1 IR senes65f letters no~ publishing theNf Chrtk1,an Intel Agencerf relative lost@e ,s ddion and prospecispi Inc poor m ,he his5t F of Scotland, 0sks, 4 aat Ahaii be done wilh .i TbeH nufnbet far NKcee,s theiI mes ns Of coa table subsistence, aNA tAeT condition bres wotse every day. from tiie operation of 'aie causes, inc hTsi and principal one ,beI nd9a and ihnit!essHess, for winch tltfe sectnS 80 tn the power of man. To thus he adds, a. st' cause The eoAtrnpi}ble snallness ot thf'+ tons of land. seldom exceeding eigh. acres, and all, generally not so much FofDeIJ
 were able to l!ye, after then iashrn, on ' patches, Gy meanS of theH black cattle aoa tatoes. H. describes Inc Sput md py.ley of landlords as leynbiy against the p9of n1sg. are Tor the Bosg part. descendants o' old CA taiBs of cians vi ho. tboagh they have lls. ' feadal jurisdiction, fetBia all the l9Bd 10 sae absolute pJxsesSlon. Occupied solely vlih thought how t3 secure inc efesest an'st fesepae from thef sefs, they feri not t'@ sYnpdEy ~lth 'keir difficulties winch tttf tD thciI dogs and cosca sufses. They ssas intercourse wItb them; and the on.Y es> @. 70 year on whltA they appeaf conscious 6l iaet steuce, is that on which Inc pounds, ahdtH,f pence are counted out without IHierest of F cation, hy which they purchase tae p's' S' 0g slow staryaton Tse reverend doctor eAe saaa
 .. TalA 9f the a0ffgs of Aasncan z.aeeff were wei ,F the rasii decisisnefs uu tsa- -4+.- aeIe, aud 70 iae o.AeT pa!,s Of 'he lsiana. ess open iheu eyes iftis yo shat Is pass ng H-s 'He' own Goassi Enlightened snd paiianlhfope A 'a-a has quite enough e answer for 50 Ter psa H'f s9 lzatlon aai t;eal,neAl ol inc poor classss e' at' popn stiou, without sending her sHatheIsaa af ''' lbe A,iaGtic."
 Lei any man, especially a3 Ancrcss f"' aa'- io sach s,sbis, eoui3B BJsd tbe resef9cJ Ft e'-t ' walk tbrougb the Hgh street ef La aEeaF < 5la8E0g. a. eleven o'clock 10 the nio7n 1f, sn. he ~ia gee things that he wlt never i1fget s8 MeCieiiznd then goes oa i0 sag,
 .t Aa*e-2 24tu4rd to Afaetfean slayefF s'-a name it sgain, Co declare e-5iEG 6r-4 s4a f'ss ' op.uion that ihere are a hundred thousand pc 77- III religious, slavery hstIgg Scotland hose heP piaeSs, temporal and e,sfos. .e could nos oss's consult than by reducing thsm to bopdaff 2s as slavery ,s. to not hes.Sle 70 say thai ih o''A gov alone. there a1e twenty five thousand b@4a of oar owa flesh snd blood, 10 wsoa ~ea '' te bless .ng
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Fa the BanDer.
Hot SnFinRs.


 EDrroRs oy THE BANNER: The late decision of The Secretary of the Interior IS fatal sgains, the Ho, spring claims, So far the executive action of the government IS concerned
 Ms. Stewart, m making his decision must have relied on the decision of the United States in the case of Gear. In this case, the Court deierm.a. cd that a reservation made 5y Congress of .he public domain could no; be affected or repealed 5y special legsiaiioE. touching the subject matter of the reservation.
 Now, the case Of Gear is different entirely rum that under consideration. In the latter Congress- in passing the law of ISl3 intended to carry ont the policy Of the government; in regard to pre- lions on the Pabiic land. h the former Gear claimed pre- -emptioa against the settled policy Of the government, on lsHds that had been reserrsJ as lead mines The iaw making 'Ae reservation was spseSai-thai granting pre- .empiions m Illinois and Indiana was general. by which latter Gear claimed.
 Now. Il is my latentSOs to ask Congress to pass a law explanatory Of the laws or is43 and 1882. 90 as to permit the claims preferred under those laws to ecmein and be tried respectively apoa their merits. @Col. Rector nor Maj. Gaines. suppose. will no, object to this. as their claims. As well as my own would be provided for by this act.
 Respectfully.
 you1 obl't setv't,
 J. c HALE
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cGrK ELECTION.

Lrrls RoeE, s7ta OCT. ISL MessRs- Johnson A RsardDu. Gsatas@eAs-YOa 1Ill please announce candidate for s oes Of Cs cons~ss the snsans Ianasy cleo noa VeI respectfully.
 CORNELIUS STONE t1s We ass aatAoSined t0 announce HENRY GRIFFITH saesAaaas fs psslseGan fos ciy ceasasse he ins lsnaaEy sleeaoa-
 o. We are sathofaad Q snResaes VIM. II. cAUstN aa aeAa1Sdais fos he oes ef Ciy nseosaer at ts ensuing Jsnuasy esseiisa-
 e. Se ass ssshusisedts announce Nal \. HARALsoN ss esAddaas ss s Oes oeCSy RseO<s- q lAs sn.ains JanaazY sisstoa-
 OcssAas e, lss1.
 eys We are aathairzed b announce c. L. SULLIVAN as eahAdass Sr City coassahs, the ensuing J.naary eieetioa.
 O. We are aatherssed so sasoahce 4. J. HuTT as . eenddzts fr Mayox of the ciy Of Lstc Roek a s ensa- isg January election.
 O. We are aafhOrixsd Co announce E. ". MccRACK- EN As Candidate r cy RecoEder al tAe ensuing Jan Hsry election. 44