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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11
PROSPECTUS
TEXAS REPUB LICAN.


,r,IIE TEXN REtIBLlC An. is ono Of the largest
PAPER. published m Eastern Texas md contains
,,-atef amount Of reading matter than any country
fa,-r m le,ns Of Louisiana.
Il Is published al the how price" 80 80 yer -nrs,o,
a maid at the tir- VI -'sruping 81 90 Il paid "a
=, months ~ 81 90 payment be delayed Until after
the slN fT.ftthe
Nn .nhscriher- taken ont nf the county without the
,1,nnce payment W. have found It trouble to
fll~rt snch debts than TO earn the money.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe can do by rcmtiing
the money by mail risk taking the recep, Of the
Postmaster that thu money has been sen;
A. this paper has been nearly four years IN opera
,nn w. deem II unnecessary 10 say much Of it. past
career = future course Taking the past rs a guide
a, are willing 10 be- irdgsd by "
II sufficient 10 say, thai II T. democratic paper.
md viii -ndeaNor to maintain tie principles Of that
psry IN their purity
Marshal Is perhaps the best location tut uewsps.
zero any other place ia Ea.tcu Te,as. Having
tr-wcel y mail from ShnsVrper, and getting great
many papers hy the various hoss that ~ the Red
RIVER trade, w- ARE enabled % lay h-tore readers
u h- interior later than they can obtain through
ans other chnuurl Hrside. have valuable
change list oi uear sixty pnf~rs and magazine, en-
hncing some Of the most popular publications 10 the
making q interesting paper.
Politics. ems literary selections, railroad articles,
educational utilcrs the market and every thing cal
,strl go advance the interest Of State and country
atI hr found m iis columns.
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~ THErFORD has accepted the agency e" all il'"
I ynriurs preparations of medirmr~ heretofore
,ud by DR. : Il Jahuspn .littlr T. r. lnhnsf'n and
wil keep constantly on hand full supply ff'sh amt
crHHmc - ...,.,..,
nRAI'S PATENT OINTMENT
VIII cure ptir-. burns --.idie,d, old sons ei,crs
rinrwotms. ulcers Shnr swcluFs and all external
disease. Price Sn' pr box -
BU.LiNG'S ASTRINGEAT 81 RfP,
fia. been tested Thoroughly, and innnd sovereign
remedy for An, d,srrh.ra and all complaints u TIE
bowels For the summrr complaints 81 chidfeh II
has mo- canal One dallnr per bottle.
HrIISr ELEBRtT TED ANIIfElER rms
Never fail 10 curc cluls and fever the hrsi day and
a. remedy can equal them for every description ~
ever. If the directions are followed Price apc ho,
STRONG'S SANA1IIE rms.
A. general anti bilious family medicine arc Tar 81
i-fior 10 the ,huusand aud on. iscparailons % s'm
character which ar, generally unskilliuv prepared
and of doubtful efficacy They cure all hilluu- com
plants headache, Liver complaint, and dyspepsia
aud are useful IL all oascs Where ealharic or ai~
rent Is needed
STRONG'S PECTORAI STOMACH rms
Are only 25e per bo, and Will cure all complaints
for which the Sar-sparillas used aud one h"s al
do more good than dollar huuc. Also, Spencrrs
vegetable pills a veil known mud highly appreciated
preparation at - cents per box.
or Al sold by {. Thcsi.rd, ouly agent IN Marshall
Jun. l. 80. MS 1w
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IRON FOUNDRY.

NE the undersigned hav- On
W ing entered into co. SE
partnership. respectfully IN.
form our friends and the public generally, that
we are now running the Foundry formerly
carried on under the firm of Tagatt a. Rosbo-
rough situated at Waling's Ferry, Rusk coun.
;y, where We are prepared to manufacture
Turning ploughs, Ball Tongues, Cotton S'ra-
pers, Segmcn,s, and all kinds Of iron Castings,
etc, from the most approved patterns.
All work run at this furnace warranted,
Two cents per pound will be given for old
castings taken in exchange.
NIB All orders strictly attended 20, and
promptly executed -
TAtART e. WARWICK,
Waling's Ferry, Rusk co, Oct. l, SO Ii II
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AN ACT
REG' NTfNG AND RESTRICTING TIE
SAIL OF splklIl OIs IlQIORS

REG' ,TfNG AND RESTRICTING TIE
SAIL 81 sflh'I' ots Iiot oRs
'h' l'u' "' "ena,.ea ~ ms hegts'a'
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ana "''e' tue passage OF 'his act there
s"a" W no 'n"'o ne''s 'ssueo' or granted,
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''''e sum 'e u" '''n' "oe"'e 'ssueu 10 any
pe'so" "f nf"' 10 ecu az "'o'esA'o'
Ht'' ., hat IA the event OF an election
beng heid IN any county or eounlies OF
th's state " me manner ana Tor the purpose
mentioned ~ Ia" second section OF THIS act
aun oeei"eu III '"fof ct '"e .'cehse' s"Ah
be the uutY oi Tue 'hle' justice OF any
county 50 Young upon Tue petItion OF any
hitY persons, over the age oil twen'y.ons
years anu eHHehs oil SAD county, To order
second elscaon' toF sa'd purpose, as di'
fecied 10 sam second section OF THIS act,
at any 'lwe alter one year from any former
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MELANCHOLY totNciprNcr.--' he III
fs,ed steamer San Francisco cleared rom
New York December | T. and we iind, on
examining the shipping bsi, that on the
same day the following ships cleared all
OF which have met siuliiars tate Ships
Commerce. Singapore and Borneo, besides
shin Ss,orv disabled. and pat into II aliias
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Bargains, Bargains, Good Bargians
som ~ ON tONN ar lHE
CITi-C II ZAP & ASH SIOR T.,


CITN-C EAP CASH SIOR T..
Second ilor wrs, II III" cay Drug >tuee.
soUIu slpE o. rms ri Httt SQUARE
MARSHALL. YIAAS.
Where the s.adics and Gents may find a cont
flcte assortment Of everything u,ytgl, good,
neat, nice,
FANCY, AND CHEAP,
Consisting Of ready made clothing, boots,
shoes hats, caps, dcy goods, groceries hard
ware. glass, tin, and Qucens~are' fine cigars
tobacco, snuiF~, cologne, essence Of cinnamon,
tooth paste and powders, lily white soups hair
oils, n,agac,a, varuiSh, paints, oils, best brandy,
Gin. rum. port and sweet wines, for nicd's and
other purposes DR.. Jayne'- pr iillles, aud
Comstock's patent medicines, ard only agent
for all the preparations formerly sold by hi',
Dr. ~ H. .JobHson, all at the lowest fe'"Il
price or house, lot, and stock, at cost
Call and see.
CONS. THEitoRD
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Negroes ARE selling in Missouri at very
high rates The Liberty tClsy county
Tribune saws; Negroes sold IN this city
on Monday last. al high rates. Men sold
q, from Sl2ce 20 ; 100
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RoN,N tArno:ro MlssroNARY FrNp.
Dc"in. the last session of the Roman
Catholic National Council. held Ia Bati-
more ia 49, It was recommended to the
Catholics OF the uited States to contrib
ute towards the fluids OF the Society Tor
the propagation OF the Faith, which has
been responded to, ia part. rs follows
Diocese of New Orleans, S3001 Phils,
delphis, sL110, Baltimore, 81, 730 Gin.
cinnati, $1,000, ~. Louis, $ .J7l, Pitts
burg, $500, Chicago, 500; Louisville,
ed33, Buffalo Si>0; Savannah, 5 i2s
Richmond. si0i Charleston, s25l; Cad
weston. > 100, Nashville, $40; hatcher
sd2; New York, Sill; \esqually, Si3
Total. $ l6.03l Canada has sent to tue
association during the same year. SD :
81 The Society collections rhrough out
the world Tor the year, have amounted 10
s9Js. 900
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We are indebted to the kindness Of At.
torney>Geueral Jennings. aud Hon. Ed.
CLARK, Secretary Of State. for the following
authenticated copy of the law, providing
for a vote OF the people of each county OF
the State, to sustain or abolish the licen.
sing OF the sale OF intoxicating liquors, in
less quantities than one quart. We also
rcpublish the resolutions adopted by tho
State Temperance Convention. held at
Austin in November last, whose suee.s.
tons are Intended to be carried out by the
act Of the Legisla,ure.--.Nac lhroa.
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rIC TEXAS PUBLICAN.
AL, Tive De!!ars and a Half a Year!
Il. W. D.Ot d % q RY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

r,Try,s RrrrHitr Is issued weekly nj TWO
XII, gs AND A HALF per annum II rsid in
,I,,ar- II paid within ,'s months, Three Dollars
il'.,sot h. delayed until after tn. ss months the
l',.iil he Four Dollars Single copies. One Dime
,y.rt. u,ents pessqnnre. Of ten lines ur less
i So cents pei square brewery suh-eq~n in.ef'iu.
'' ibeal discount made for yea5y Advertisement
,n.uncemrnt Of candidates, Ten pollnr-
r,slyr per cent will hc charged on Advertisements
no, psi IN advance. chilli,
a. ADVERTISEMENTS o,,-
,ri- Letter. addressed To this Office must he PR
aud
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
4 MULATTO woman aged about twenty
"A five. A first rate cook, ironsr, and washer,
and splendid seamstress She is honest,
truthful, and devoted to children Apply at
this Office
Marshall, Nov. >, 1883 MIST
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cards, Of al sizes a superior article OF book
paper; besides iiuc lot of foolscap, folio post,
and letter paper; very pretty assortment OF
note paper for printing ball tickets; funeral
note paper. etc, etc. lis work Is notonly well
executed, but is done without delay.
PAMPHLETS II NERAL re KITS.
CARDS BLANKS " all ktnds.
RAIL TICKETS Bill HEADS,
STORE hills HAND Bll.I>,
U.IEFS. HORSE Hli.LS. cic,
viii be printed at the shortest notice.
lie has on hand lot of Blank Executions
and citations for magistrates. Also, LOT of
Rank Notes
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The snow a, Philadelphia on the ooh
inst, was eigh, iacass deep
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Miss Augusta taskin, a very amiablc
Young gill Of bennington. VI, hung herself
IA her sleeping room on the l2ih inst. She
hsd been an invalid for some years. aud
vas IN melancholy state of mind
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ADVANTAGE on ApNFRrIstNG.--A short
time since. the Louisville Democrat had an
advertisement from young lady IN Jeiicr-
sanyille, who huding single lie Irksome
announced that she would receive scaled
proposals FROM any respectable. good look
ing and well conducted Young MAJ. d,spos
I'D to don the counubial harness The
Democrat saws among the numerous cor
respondents who addressed her, wss onr
gifted yorng friend. g. G. l.. whom She ac
cepicd. aud taey are to be married within a
week his shows young ladie, tho ad
yantages of advertising in such matters.
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BUSINESS or SnREyrroRT.--ln consrs
qleuce ot the extraordinary continuance 81
ingly dull aud money scarce. aud difficult
Ia he obtained The bulk of the cotton
crop Is either 10 store or on the plantations.
consequently the scarcity embraces the en.
tire community, country, as well as town.
The present extraordinary state OF ihlugs
should teach the county that nothing bnt
a railroad can give certainty to the busi
moss OF the country -Uemorraf
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tho mids, Of danger, which they placed by
their beds of pain as a solace 10 their sui
lerings.
Justice has been done to the bravery Of
the Russian officers, who coursgeously did
their duty, but were hadly seconded by the
soldiers, whom II was often necessary Ia
prick with the point Of the baNouet, Ia
order to prevent Them from running away
some of the Nalachian militia were ins
corpora,ed among the Russian troops brit
the former force were in very bad odor
with the Russian officers, and were con.
tInually subjected to their jeers. A Wala.
chan captain had refused TO march against
the Turks, aud be consummatsd his refusal
by blowing out bis brains. Ibis fact may
be relied on.
The Wa,laehian soldiers arc continually
deserving to the Turks, whose position is
decidedly becoming advantageous 1t is
believed that they will shortly undertake
n new expedition. Besides this, although
do not state the fact as certain, i, is said
that omer Pacha is about te proceed to
Widen. At all events the Turks will be
received in Walachia rs iberators. The
Turkish soldier enjoys reputation for
honest, aud good condnc, which is well
founded.
All the provisions which are necessary
are paid for in ready money aud no bur.
den is thrown on the Inhabitants. So
much cannot be said for the Russians, who
are, indeed, charged with all sorts Of
odious acts. About two or three weeks
ago some Cessaeks, at village near Pie,
wan, cut of the heads OF three Walla,
chians and violated fifteen women I hus
the Russians are strange protectors When
the Iuiks reached the village, with the view
OF assisting the unfortunate inhabitants,
the culprits had escaped
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\ Cougar or Mexican lion was killed a
short time since. on the Rio Blanco. in
Hays county, after a pretty general fight
First the Wild beast seized aud started ua
with a two year old porker; neSt three
ladies'. Mrs. Stockman. Mis- Thomas, and
Nis,. Winters. with number OF dogs. gave
chase; freed the Cougar. and Mrs Stocks
mAu was about to shoot it, when It made
spring at her, causing her to drop the gun
aud retreat Mr. J. II Blackwell and bis
dogs were then calIeo in BY the ladies rs a
reinforcement drove the animal back to n
Tree, auG wound hin, up. like the ga 80
ruafy, with a ball It measured . ieet
between extremes, and stood three feet aud
a half without stockings Ciriiim.
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CuoLrRA The Poir,c Coapee Echo
announces tina, q disease, resembling the
As,aue cholera. has broken out amoug the
.aborets on the grand le,ee. aud that
many Of them are leaving in consequence
Of the feeling OF fear which few sudden
deaths had 6ccasioned
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE proprietor of the Re-
PUBLICAN would respectfully
inform the public that he is
now prepared to execute all
manner of Book and job
Printing in a style no, 10 be
cxccllcd by any establish
mcut in the country He
has ON hand a large lot Of
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The Tolcdo Blade relates that gluitou
OF that place, named Erasins jones' on 8
wager, swallowed at one time, a peek OF
batter baked 50 cakes. n pound OF butter
aud pint of molasses! and closes with an
\ g. iha, Mr. Jones wishes to obtain board
in a private family
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liberal hearted correspondent Of the
tiekshurp Sentinel proposes tina, the stock
holders in the telegraph at that city donate
their shares to ihc two papers published
there, for the purpose of enabling them to
give their readers all the current news.
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There are SO companies chartered Icr the
construction oi railroads. now IN existence.
" lseonsin. with full workings. Some few
Of them have consolidated with each other.
hr' most are f'f separate roads
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THE EMP ORIUM.

FIIE CHEAPEST GOODS TO BE FOUND
z 1T TIE NEW STORE-LAURzL SwAxP.
THE citizens Of Cambria County, are respect
fully invited to examine orr stock before puEchas-
ing elsewhere. An acquaintance with our stock
and manner of doing business, viii cunyice you Of
the superior inducements we are enabled 10 offer.
Our varied assortment comprises Dry Goods Of
every kind Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware. and Queensware, Co
dar Ware, Drugs, Dye Stuff; Groceries Of su
kinds; an excellent assortment Of Fish. &C. &C.
Any articles called for which we have not on
hand, can be obtained in a few hours, by Penu'a
Railroad and Adams & Co.'S Express, at the low
est rates possible. We feel assured that those
who viii call and look through our stock which
under all circumstances we are pleased TO show
VIII be disposed to buy. Our terms are cash.
w. j. NEFF & co.
G5-ADA3IS & CO.'S Express Office has been
removed from the Summit to Crosson Station
Laurel Swamp. w. 4. NEFF, AC't
March Is, 1854.
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~ Line of public improvements-Th creditors
upon the main line of the Public Improvements
are hereby notified that pursuant to act entitled
can act to provide for the ordinary expenses OF
Government, the repairs of the public Canals and
Railroads, and other general and special ap-
propriations," approved the 9th day of May, 1854,
the Commissioners appointed to examine all claims
for Motive Power and Repairs, bearing date prior
TO the 1st day of December, 1854, will meet at the
following places and periods, for the fuf!lment Of
the duties assigned them, viz:
Hodaysburg, on Monday, July 10.
Summit on Thursday, July 49,
,Johnstown, on Monday, July II.
Blairsville, ON Monday, July "a.
Pttsburg, on Thursday, July 81.
Huntingdon, on Thursday, August s.
Lcwistown, on Monday August l.
NIillerstown, on Monday, August 10.
Harrisburg, ON Monday, August IA.
Columbia, ON Monday, August II.
Parksburg. on Monday, August Oh
Philadelphia, on Thursday, August "a.
THOMAS \. MAGUIRE, Scc'y.
July 13, 1854.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.

JEFFERSON, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN.
TENHE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
Il his friends and the travelling public, that he
has leased the jefferson House, and having mad:
much improvement in its interim, he feels conf
dent that he viii thereby be enabled to render
comfort and satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage.
His fast and superior MAIL LINE OF STA
PES will always be in readiness to convey passen-
gers 10 and from the
PENN'A. RAILROAD STATIONS
to his home, and also leaving direct after the ar
rival of the trains by good Plank Road to Ebens
burg.
6J- He will ever be happy to accommodate his
old friends and acquaintances that will favor him
with call. JANIS d. HAMILTON.
Jefferson, April 20, 1854.
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II E subscriber desiring TO remove TO tie West,
o ffers for sale the valuable farm on which ne
resides, situated in Allegheny township, four
miles north Of Loretto and eight miles northeast
Of Ebensburg, and adjoining lands Of Francis
Cooper and John McCoy.
The farm contains about T5 acres, Of which 30
are cleared, and under high state Of cultivation
aud the rest affords the choicest rail timber.
There are on the premises a log dwelling and
barn, a small young orchard, and an excellent Ie-
rennial spring Of water.
The terms. which viii 1s reasonable, viii he
made known through mail or otherwise bv ia
subscriber. EDWARD CONARY.
june %, 1854.
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Valuable property for Sale or Rer

TBNHE subscriber offers for sale his house and
q lot, situated in the borough Of Summitville,
Cambria county, Pa. The building is Of plank
q feet front on the turnpike, and extending back
Ga feet along an alley. The front Of the building
has been fitted up for a Iiu-Smith Shop, and the
back for a dwelling. The situation is an excel
lent one for the above mentioned business. as il
affords a very large wholesale and retail custom
Any person who wishes 10 purchase the property
for that business, can also purchase good set Of
tools. &c. For further particulars enquire Of W.
\. Maloney, who resides on the premises.
JA5ITS MALONEY.
Irpa oO 1874
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Valuable Property for Sale.

IENHE subscriber viii sell at private sale, his
n well-known property in the town Of Belsano.
Cambria county. The building is two-story
frame about fifty feet in front. well calculated
either for store or tavern, with good stable and
other out buildings attached. There are also two
lots OF ground belonging to the property; this is
desirable location for doidg an extensive business
either in Dry Goods line or tavern-keeping-
There is charter granted for the CONSTRUCTION Of
a Plank Road from Johnstown to Belsano. The
distance from Belsgno to EbeAsburg, is nine miles,
and seventeen miles from Indiana.
Persons desirous of purchasing the property.
will call on the undersigned at his residence in
Belsano. a good deed will be given.
B. +. DAVIS.
Belsano, June %, 1854.
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u VILE subscriber having purchased the Black
IL smith Shop formerly occupied by James Kel-
ly, in the borough of Loretto, respectfully ap-
peals TO the public in general, and the farmers in
particular, TO inform them, that he has received
from Philadelphia, full assorted stock of Iron
and Steel, and is prepared to work cheaper and
better than any other man or men in the district
lie detes any man to compete with him either
In cheapness or durability; and, since Opposi-
ton Is the life of trade, ne gees in for his share
He has always on hand a large lot of Horse
Shoes and Nails. for the accommodation of trav
elers. p. MEALEY
July 6, 1854;
n. B. Also, produce taken in exchange for
work. P. NJ
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TO THE PURLIC.

Eu.t received for sale at the cheap Book Store Of
- John j. Rodgers, Jr.
Exposition of Odd Fellows,
Valentine Vox,
Novels
Letter Paper and Foolscap,
Pocket Books,
Note Paper of all kinds,
Portmonnaies do.
Perfumery do. do.
Stationary do. do.
Day Books and Ledgers,
Accordeons,
Copying Books,
Pens of every description,
Window shades paper and oil,
Pen Knives.
April 27, 1854.
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James Dougherty, at
RINHGID- DASH G CO.

ENTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Tobacco,
w Snuff and Cigars, warehouse at the South
West dorner of Third and Race streets, Philadel-
pha lately occupied by Ludwig, hneedler y Co,
keep constantly on hand large and well selected
stock Of the most celebrated brands Of
CHEWING TOBACCO, IMPORTED CIGARS,
Domestic cigars. and Snuff, which they offer for
sale on as favorable terms as any house III the
city. Orders promptly attended to.
August 5. 1S53-5-ly.
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS testamentary ON the last will and
e1and testament OF Francis Mouse, last OF Wa
having been granted to the undersigned (res;GirS
in said township,) by the Register Of said oounty
All persons indebted to the estate Of said decesea
are hereby notified to make immediate payment
and those having claims to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
June g, 1854. JACOB MOUSE