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For Constable.

WE are authorized to announce ELIAS
w STILWELL as candidate for the office
Of Constable, in District No. ., at the Election in
May next. -I-T
Mr.. Siersricd-You will please announce LIE
VI v. EENNEN as a candidate for the office Of
Constable in District No. 2 ofMonongala county,
by reoues, Of MANY VOTERS,
15- We are requested 10 announce Mr..
EDWIN CLARE as candidate for Consia-
bic in Dis,ric, No. 2, at the election to take
place in May next. 70 " Feb. -.
We are requested 10 announce the name
of JOHN WOLF, as candidate 70. Cons'a.
bic in District No. 2, Mononsalia county, al
the ensuing election. March 20
no|>ooooo~o~~~~~~~NSoS~
Order of Court.
AT the MarchIrerm of the County Court
of Monongalia, it was
Ordered, Tha, The Sheriff open, at every
Precinc, in this County, at the General E.
lection 10 be held in May next, poll book,
one column thereof 10 be headed "Liecnse,'
and another column No License" for the
pnIpose Of obtaining an expression Of the
reople. whether or not the Court shall here
after grant licenses to keep houses OF ordi.
nary in said county: and that the Commis:
sioners Of Election be respectfully requested
10 certify the vote so taken. And it is fur
lher ordered, that copy OF this order be
published in NIL the newspapers III this coun-
IL until the day OF election. ....
A copy-iesle. ,,,r ~,
[April LIE. Fl
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Benjamin Stiles, Ptei"tG, }
Us. III Chancc!y.
cJ,,bIp Stiles II nj Dsfepd'tS \ ...

BeJamin Stiles, Plei"tD, ,,
rS. III Cnancc?y.
Stephan Stiles Ct al DSfend's -...
IL PURSUANCE of a Decree of the Circuit
Court Electromagnetic county, rendered on Friday
April IA, 1854, in the above cause, on the fourth
Monday i'll Juno next, 1854, that being the FIRST
dav OF tho June term oil the County Court Of
M9nongaIia county, in front Of the Courthouse
door IN Morgan;own, will sell 10 the highest
aud best bidder, Lot No. 8, containing by survey
1886 ACRES, aud being the same land allotted
according to plat of Petition 10 the children and
heirs of Thomas Stiles, deceased, who was
son and heir of William Stiles, deceased, on
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day of sale, the purchaser or pur.
chascrs required to give bond with approved
surety for tho payment OF the purchase money,
and tie title retained unit. all the purchase mo-
ney.iu fully paid off; said Land lying on Dunk
ard creek in this county, and is a desirable tract
of land. The title is thoush,to be indisputable,
but selling as Sheriff will only convey such IL
tie as is vested in nc by said Decree.
Z. p. FITCH, Deputy
fora. C. DoRsEy, Sheriff Monongalia Go.
Brown S Kcck, Alloys for Plff.
May 6, 1854. is. (pr's fee Ss.5o) Z.
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7r.soyIC,---THE brethren of Fairmont
Lodge, No. 9, A. YIN. will celebrate the
nnoroachinr anniversary of St. John tho Baptist,
Ijnne sIth1 with the usual and appropriate GER
smonies. Tho ncishboring Encampments, Chap
tiers and Lodges, and all sojoarning brethren in
GOOD standing, arc invited to attend and pnrtci-
nate 5ote unop The occasion. tApril %.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fol. Sheriff.
For Commissioner Of the Revenue,


For Commissioner of the Revenue.
WE are requested TO announce the name
Of JACOB HOLLAND us n candidate Tor
Commissioner Of the Revenue for The East
ern District Of Mononsala county, at the
ensuing election. Feb. "a.
We are authorized 10 announce MlCHA.
Ell CHALFANT as candidate for Commits.
sioner OF the Revenue for the Eastern Dis
trict Of M6nonguia, at the general election
in May next, by MANY FRIENDS.
Mr.. Sieefried-Please announce SIMEON
h. SUMMERS, as u candidate for Commits.
sioner Of The Revenue for the Western Dis.
,rict Of Mononsalia County, at the election
in May next. rn'
Mr.. Siesfried-Please announce VIII
LIAM w. LAZZELL, as candidate for
Commissioner Of The Revenue for the Yves.
tern District Of Mononsalia County, at the
election in May next.
Mr.. Eli,cr,-Plea.s announce BENJA-
MIN F. MILLER us candidate for Com
missioner Of the Revenue for the Eastern
District Of Monongalia county, at the gener-
al election III May next. Feb. "a 1854.
nS- We are authorized to announce the
name of JESSE HOLLAND, as a candidate
for Commissioner Of the Revenue in The
Western District Of Monongala county,
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COMg, TsBEW EaAVE!

JUST received per Adams g. Co.'S Express the
largest and best assorted stock Of Embfoidcrles
in this markc, certain. ALSO, another lot OF
Silk aud Straw Bonncts, Misses Flats, hand
made Alitts, pink, blue, white and tan colOrc,l ,
all wool DcLaines, dotted Swisscs, &c. &c. We
would rcspcctful!y invite the attention Of Ladies
to the above goods, as being nice and cheap.
May G, 1851. CARR, HANIYAY s. Co.
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LATER-AND MORE OF IT!
aa ROGERS AND FOGLE,

Are receiving large supplies in addition to their
late Spring Arrivals among which sou may find
fresh lot Of Ladies', Dress Goods & trimmings
BY Adams Express from Philadelphia.
AlSo-A large lot Of the finest fresh Herring
and Aiac&creI. ever, offered in this market; ano-
thor primo lot Of that good and cheap N. o. Sp-
gar dried Peaches, Rice, Carpet Chain, 60 d.
rect from pittSburg. Just call and sec how tho
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., arc going off at our
corner, and get yout share Of bargain, with the
rest April %, 1854.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION, F..
A Convention Of Delegates from the sew.
eral Towns and Counties interested in the
proposed Railroad from the Pennsylvania line
along the valley Of. the Monougahela river,
to Ravenswoud, will be held at FAIRMoNT
on Thursday the 18th Of June next.
April Is, 1854.
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April s, 1851.
a zen NIOrgantOwn \ Pittsburgh
. ,s;;E::;;s PICKET.

THE new, splendid and TIeht dIRught
Steamer JESSE LAZEAR, Capt. ]. W. An.
await, will run regularly between Morgan
town and Brownsville, connecting at Browns
Vile with the feet U. S. Mail Steamers Jet
ierson and Iuzerne, for Pittsburgh and III
termeda,e points. !, ar e..a =
These Boats are built for and run eyclu-
sivey on the Mononsahelari river, and are in
the hands of careful and experienced officers
who will spare no pains TO render satislac-
ton to shippers and passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board.
March 25, 1854. 24Oli ...
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.ygEDaC.gE d.aRD.
DRS. WITIEYv6g DUNN,

TTAvlNG associated themselves in tho prac-
Ia tice Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens of Morgan
iewn and vicinity. 70
DIR. WILEY is well knbwn TO this commii;
nifty. DIR. DUNN is recently from East OF the
Mountains. and has been engaged in the practice
OF Medicine for twenty-five years. He would
respectfully refer to the following professional
gentlemen =
Cumberland, Md. ~.
Samuel P. Smith, NJ. D. George,C. Perry, NJ. D.
Thomas IIealey, - Daughcrty, ~
Patrick flcalcy, 81 Reuben Moore,
Jas. NJ. Smith, -
Robert Daily; d" oldtowr, Nd.
Hugh McGuirc, !" Winchester, Va.
Townsend Clayton,
John Snider, " Romney, Va.
Jas. Alternately, f" Springfield, Va.
L. :. Moore, " FraaSford, Va.
- Kncklcy, p do.
~ Office in Lazicr's Buildings, on the
Public Square. yfg
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Ery,ipslc, cured By The use d DIR. Gaysoti's
Extract Of Ycllolv DOekand Sarsdp@ilEa.
Scott township, yanderburr CO. 'In,iana,)
July lth, 1858.

~ - a. ~
]. D. Park-Dcar sir--lt is with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects ofy6ur "Dr.
Guysou's Extract ofYelow Dock and Sarsnpa-.
ra,' upon my daughter. who has been suffer-.
ing under that dreadful disease, Erysipeas, with
which she was attacked in ls4S, and she was at
tended bysome Of our most eminent physicians
for eight months perseverlngly, without any benz
cfcial effect whyeyer. She hccnmcireduced to-
perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders TO her knees which continuallyds-
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nouneed her case hopeless, and beyond the reich
ofmedcine. My ncighbors and myself thought
her dissolution near At hand. One OF mytneighs
hors insisted on my trying ssDr. Guysott's ES-
truct Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila,n as nlase
resort, for us all Of our physicians had given her
up, there could be no detriment init lconsentT
ed to dose, more from restless desire to, aS
something for my daughter while life lasted thai.
from any hope OF getting relief So Icommenc-
ed using the medicine according to,directions,
and TO my great astonishmcnt, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able 10 walk out. She used, mall, IL
bottles Of DR.. Guyso,t's Yellow Dock and Sar.
saparillu, which restored hor to perfect health, in
December, 1862. She is now entirely free from
any yestigc Of the complaint. 's"; 't.'f ~
Imost earnestly recommend Tito every person.
suffering under any similar disease. +. .iH ~
d, L. MARTIg.c,,,
l do hereby certify TINT my father's statement
Of my late illnessis not byanymeans exaggerat-
od. Ny health is now perfect, which ascribe
wholly 10 the use Of DR.. Guysott's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Satsaparilla. '9lffs5o
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Lumber f! Lumber!

TIME Subscribers have leased the Saw Mil and
Boat Yard owned by John Rogers, Esq, and
take this method of informing the public that
they are prepared TO build Boats, Bargcs, &C.,
and to furnish lumber al fair prices. Terms CASH.
April 22.-Isml LYNCH & HAGANS.
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90 AUSTIN LANE,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
OVER olrrHASr'sinoN STORE,

! ~ oYER OLlFHANIIlIIEVE sEVHLb n"
MoRGANToWNj Va.
NJ Call and see specimens athu room. Pr
ticular attention given and satisfaction guaran-
tied in the beauty and corrcctnes' OF the pic
tures.
Morgan.own, May 0, 1854.
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Extract ria Letter from an sztehsfre NeTehaat III
Piaiafeld, LiringsiOn co., Mieh.:
pllilicld, Michigan, April S, 1852.
MI john D. Purk-Dear sir-Dr. Guysot,,s
yellow Dock and sar;aparillaisperiorming somo
cures in this place. A Mr.. II, b.,
Strickland ias Just informed mo that one Of his
children has been entirely cutod Of q very severe
case Of Scrohla by the use Of only one, bottle,
He had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all Of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse. The sores are all heal
edup md the child apparently well, which ~
Justly Inscribed 10 tho useof the Yellow Dockana
Sarsaparilla. foliras truly, b is5t
Signed RIA, BEAL,
NJ Put ap inapars bottles, 81 per bO,sle-'is
bottles for 50, 20 X
s6idby J.D.,PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, :, :
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut Streets
Cincinnati, O.-General Agent for the West,
to whom all ordersmpst'be sddrassed
3AIso,S Fna SALE ny tt4
r. ". 1ouefSG'o. = Norgan'btta.
j. II. Hasaas ! ca. Kmgpood. q
GIN. IIdeahs s ca. Rrr,idoprills,
. Logcs 4 Chr, fhman'.
| April ~, iS5t,-u,
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT KRIE-TELEGRAPH POLE
PULLED DowH-DEPor ATTACKED --PITTsBUR6ER

ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT ERIE-TELEoKApH POLES
PULLED DowS-DEPor ATTACKED -PITrsBURGERs
oFFsRING THEIR SERVICES.
FRO the Cley.lani Pla R5esler, Jaa. 10
last evening mob OF the Erie rioters assembled at the
d,po. on Peach street with the Avow.d intention OF
'brstirg things gep-rsllL" Messrs. JOIN r. Tracy
G-orie Lee Part the ticket agent an McSpar ep wsre
Tire time sitting in he House Telegraph Office which
occupies . roem in the depot bulldog
There gentlemen eDsaged in EJECT ic alton
with Mr. Csse an Others at the House ece Ia this city
The OPERATOR lie said tbs mob had surrounded The
house hootI and ysllog making psrfec Pandernsnum
faces were looking In at the wnjors, and CURSE aud
u reate hurried denau'Iy at them. In q minute
two the operator here eoud get no Ansssr and It was
Therefore corrsc supp s-S that the sutic pat-d attack
had been ade. fe- moments suspsrss folio we'd, aud
the orc. here sigu.ll-d Gs6ner, he Erie operator
TAD just time TO serd hurried word two to the effect
they hsG been mobbed, and that Nessrs Tracy Hart
Lee aud kcSparen hsd TO leave by tbs door and
for lives Their the telegraph stopped working
Tie nob IL seems, first at ached the depot obtained
entrance ard then vent at the Office Tisy did
ders bls damage Add hning thst the railroad had
sscstec them, they then deliberately cut dewn the ;e-
sph poles Tns I. Outrage tuch as could De pect
p. cny from Eiians.
The yarous run or, in crcu,top in this city
ing proved to be unouIded One TO the effect at
The lrst bad BEEN rescued ON the United States
Marshal and smother That sdy OF e Ststes troops
their way from Pitt ourg 10 Erie, via Cleveland
another that the Hirbor Cekes had tom the Track
sgsir, &c &c
We are informed, however that the volunteer com.
peries q Pittso3rg have offered their services - the
Martial TO sssht him in enforcing the law a. Erie
kiitpatIit, fitzpatrick Sherman and Jacks we're las,
pght put der lock and ley Ia TIE j, OF ri :.sburs
Ssrsh,i Frost will arrive here 10 da, and proceed Ia
Eie TO noros
Ic day the United States Marshal rom Pa pa ssd
thrtrgb hsre bis WY 70 i- He has warrants for
Nlyof X pg ard Lawyer Lowry the ring leaders Of tbs
fioisr Also fractions TO call public meeting and 10
nfoin The Of Ee that he Is empowered TO
intend ne laying down to,he narrow gauge, aud force
ID his rmsnd 20 protect the railroads Fcui
hundr Usit.d troops 10 readiness at Pitts
buig 10 march atA moments Warning t. the scene Of
disturbance,
from The Buffalo Advertiser Iaa. Il
We letrn that iunors rife IN New YORK 20 tAy o.
serious riots having occurred III Erie last ught. elch
reports ale upfounded % T.tsdsy evening party J
men pbobs1 been tpsplsns too fesy ia drGk surround
81 the reside Of Mr. Tracy making dsrsbe noise
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TELEG RAPHIC,
PrrrsBuRG, Jan. Is, 1854.
uSIrSD STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

BEFORE Fou Thomas l. win.
In the matter of the UIi,ed Ira Sher vim
in attachment for CT pt-wpt The petition Of Ira S,sr
win cischargt from mprisc nment which arsusl
en- Wednesday decided this ning 10 ABB opiu
ion delrerAd by Juege Irwin After revis wing ,h srcu
der Which the present application cams bsfors
hn His observed that the prhitcs Of this curt
wac by the rules Of the Supreme Cur OF the Uatec
ststss governed by the practice OF tie High Court II
Csaicery o. rs glapd; that the proceedings had besn
in thu 10 tn. minuest particular in strict
accordance with that prActi3s 1st reasonable ooice
OF r. len had been givsn to tef-pdsn aording am
time ard opportunity for toer references u the
pr fened - AMT them; tina, they bad eose bsOre .
Upned States CemmssiJner and anss-rsd the c1s'ges
ard their sffdxvits had been subntsd 1. the court
that h,Aripg the the court fully ssti hsl
they hao beer guilty o. gross contempt thst th-y
had Just g,ound Of complaint .ua their eel
the facts had bern deliberately anudgsi and they
uIder judgment and execution. Use prscti,e In
chencery well s.tlei, that whsrs iojanItioa
strained tie commission Il waste spoil or oj ry t. pro
perty the runction would not be dis Owed until after
the waste, spell rjury was paired That sppl ca
ton I'd been mace or fur her time before me hearing
Ct Re tier for commtn-nt the tut might pro.
pc, csas have made ii order Tea enable ont
would have required secarity that there should be no
spoil, tior, ilju'y resisatce Ia the mssrtne That
Oh, d ence TO law and process o. the court must b.
focet in the petition in .heh tie prsontis now so1a,
Ard bef re they could &c discharged fion impfsop
the each cf inuac,ion must be repAied proper SUD
Mi sion Esde 10 the su,hSry of the cJurI, contempt
purged, AMI proser penal enforced
The folio sing entry sAs therefore made -
UsTTED STATES sBsNNIs ATrAcBaENT foR CONTENT
-urCrIr CousT uSlrkD Stairs,
The petition Of Ira Sberrn, who SANDS com nted 10
jsl IN Alk ghAnJ county, for otnempt, praying Ole
cbiCe upon the gtour De therein stated pssene 20
In, Court pnd Argued b. ccrn e Ths Coutt bsiug ial
advised IL tie Ttsn.sei are ~ osn.ou Las ssi5 a
s-sfv.n slsusf rtsuasriy sd p 1peFy oon Mite to'
eortmp Il III authority 0tse Court az 5lgh ~. "a
be discharged Until the breach Of tpjaacaon ~ 70
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TIL z l. A T st.


THE MARSHAL AND MS AIDS ARRESTED AND HELD
TO BAIL BY TIE PsNN5YLvANlA AUTHORITIES.
EgIH Jan IL, 1854.
telegrsphic despatch directed to tn, My.
or of this city fon Hon James Taompoa,
In Harrisburg ard who is counsel for the psOpls VI
Erie received at thi, plce ABOUT O'CLOCK to day
ordering suit 10 be brought aganst the United states
tasf and his acs in the OF each prisoner who
had been arrested for false imprisonment The Marshal
aids sretted by the Sheriff. and refusing TO
give bail committed In oeault to the county jail
The parties however, were Afterwards released from
jail rrocvrD bail in the Of 3d. 600 in the suit Of
each plaintiff Their securities Prescott Metca o.
Erie, and Mr. Stone, OF Cleveland
Mr. M.tcaf . director in the z 10 and Northeast
rod says he has resigned in asequencs Of the
ance Of the other directors In the proposition
agreed 10 between BIN self and the citizens
Mr. Stone IL director Ia the Erie and Cleveland road
mss ti held in the Curt House. ct which the
speakers advised the people to preserve the peace
This action the part OF the Pennsylvania authorities
Is received here with the grsAtsss enthusiasm.
The Marha has ,ev,d copy Of all the proceedings
In the case and will doubtless send them to Pittsburs
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paec temp. purged and proper submission made to
the authority Of the Court IL is therefore ordered that
the prayer OF said petition be denied.
The same order rules the cases OF John Fitzpatrick,
Archibald Kirkpatrick and John Jack.
ALL QUIET AT ERIE.
ERIE, Jan 13 1854.
One bridge is tlresdy mp here and tn. other is new
being raised The track is also being laid do At the
street crostirgs All Il now quiet and opposition seems
now los, in the feeling TO obey the law.
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The Ga, ton Bulxyer Tr,aty.

LETTER FROM Mr. CHAMPION III SENATOR CLAYTON.
BsusH LOCATION, Jsn 1854.
Ny DEAR SIR have the honor 10 AcknSwedse the re
OF your note Of TO DAT date In which inquire
OF me-
lst. whether there may not be mistake in tbs dss.
patches OF government lAey communicated to Con.
Central America
I'd Whether understand Central America as snhaAo.
ing Al, thing than the Ave CsntAl American SA.s
And
3d. Whether understand the dependencies OF British
Honduras as atyihiog than the small sAavis de-
scl ibs d ia the treaty OF 1857
Ireslet thst At present unable to supfy you with
an pcit xplsnston Of the pasageS OF To- oespathi
from which to be inferred that BlIs u stated By
the Brh cove ppert TO be situated In Cen raj America
AZ In pos, ssion Of any ofoial mi alton
from my government in whicb that question q 1scty
treated.
fdr inference hossvgf from III lsxt 81 Treaties "a.
on c0tujueuia to 70 ca have seseS wit1 lvEsrl
% the tile Of Cess Bt.aa 10 brsA oG4 arEs 40 =
asp-ndsncses, vog lesd 70 conclude taa. Bfitsh
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NEwsPApKrs IN WrscoYsIN,--The following table
EXHIBITS the WHOLE pumo-r OF papers po oliabed
the state Ok Wursntlu ~ th5 r-esspt 'irrs:-
Dsiiie- t.,t,. Nv Ntel.'E ...s#.......
Irt svtsisss .s.s Mpbtebes ...4.......
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AFFAIBs IN HAYrI.--Port AL Priasa, Dec 20,
1881 gret to n'nna yea tha. this pore roatnuIs
avery uSheAlthy csnotoa Tie political ~ psct OF Hay
tsppeaJs 10 be tranquil aud improvuC The EnPrfof
returned from hs tour 10 The South he 18th and wAa
received BY he people mdss Who nsaestsd fraDi,c
joy The Emyress accom- panied HE hsjsstJ and bofh
sppssr In excellent haAlth. Busiars n th place Goa
steering the ssasop very dull oassoped by very hrgs
irsosors o. Amsricsp produes tnrou yeout ina naod
which hiss reduced prices very cSpaessiy rns crop a
coffee Il very backward Which, has caused prices 70 al
vance Mahogany and log sseod ec,rse, and conse
queny very dear Coffee Is Sl62 currency 100 lbs
lee Jod ses 10 1000 lbs Doubloona 81 SIG 2snsh
are held al $780,
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Honduras Is situated In Mexico and In Central Amer
lea properly so called In this opinion have good
son tn think the Of the United
Tie dependencies Of British Honduras 10 my OPT.
nion disrp nelly enumerated Ia the trs,tv Of 1856
IL occurs 10 that in the desps SHE'S 10 qus stiou
which, II ust be recoleced treat OF this slmsv
complicated matter incidentally only tae term trial
america may have been used in gee phicsl
an winch has not unfrequen been 3lisd to the
al part OF ms continent not 10 the DO tcA
emu oiponato aiming OF the term I ~oud rsmayk,
100 mat tie boundaries of Central America In the poll
ca sense are In r, spects rot vet Dc
Dpeo, mo regards the boundary bstvesu
Costa KA and New Granada which IL still in dispute be-
tween thoie States
These are my own individual impressions, AMI only
apply 10 my government fer more dis,nat AZ r.n.
iiop OF the matter, which, doubtuot viii provs
fac 10 the government Of the Tilted states and 70
yourself
lam, my dear sir with much respect your, very faith
fully, JOHN r. CHAMPION
The Ingrahnm Resolutions.
The resolution finally passed in the following shape
by q vote Of Ia TO o.
BE 1t resolved, 30, That the thanks of Congress
graham commanding the United States slovp OF st.
louis for his udcious and gallant conduct the "a day
OF July last In extending the protection Of the American
to Martin koszta by rescuirg him from forc
bic and illegal seizure and imprisonment on board the
Aus riAn big Huzzar.
r. solved That the President Of the United States BE-
ard he Is hereby, Request ed TO to be made medal
with suitable Devices and presented TO Capt DunoAuN
Ipgraham testimonial Of ths high entertained
BY Congress OF his vaor pomptness, and udic0us
duct on the above mentioned occasion.
Resolved That the President OF the United States
the foregoing resolutions to be uncated to Capt.
Dunno, NJ IpgrahAm, In such terms he may deem bsst
calculated TO give effect 10 The objects thereof.
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