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VAC ALMANAC FOR ls54.

III. rorr4b Edition ia now ready Ia sdslsoa 70 The
r.usl Astropouica Calculations snc ce-enoH page ''7
Ann ac tor this scar contains
I'm GovERSuryT OF TIE UsIrzD STATE hEeei'- 81
1s4lssrnc. oftLe Cstinst Oaess s1pre1s 'olf.' se'
rof the Menu. Of the uoired 'aos 9-nae sai '''i
,.o y1esa At Of tie Aeu9sr- o ~ h'-'s o. -sFl'
soLtatiyes &c
AUSTRIA AND TBI USIlED STATE
plrlosiie Csuesporderee between chsV H4Ian4na As
chance ws.a nston aud sscre'aJ Aa5'y IN 'esafa o
the Koszts sfsir 1t smyrna
CrrA AyD 1HE UNITED Stalls
,o.ss Tripar..e Treay and Diplomatic Correspondence
tys..T. webster Everett C-amPton Lord John R1's q C
Tag JAPAFEsE ExPEDTIoS-
t, account Of tho Expedition to Jrpan under oousndo
Cor o8ors Perry, By Bsysd Taylor VITO accompanied ne
Expedition
- A oowerfui ard brilliant oratios b. Ve.1f Il 20.
Tvg Is.UcURAL ADDRESS or PRLsIDEsT PHrcf
FIXED FACTS ~ AGRICULTURE-
psge containing valuable fact 'n5 ni'N ~ 'n
e1stion ofTs'IaeTs.
EArroSAL FINAscEs- -.
a. fscs wear eudns June ~ 1850 sd ts et mates receipts
I'd eIpet ditures for the yesr eniiag J-no 70 l5''
R,lrwAYs u THL CSIrED STATEs-
ssl1rgs &C ~ he Railroads a. re United st1fs'
T5i1si 4rce OF the Exhibition fu the Of All
All An Fsioii Ar.s Oh the Yer s,ad O'nssa h s
e;oyTgs%esTs % raE sE,ta,L STATES TOR i3ji-
aTsle coats.nrg at q tb. ssas cao.ia. Go.i a.
Time o meeting OF Legislatures Tine oil lo''-s Am t
porvIHF vorE FOR President IN ls5-. 1913 and 1874
40 tie Population Ofss Tinted Sttt by sats seco'dns TO
FrSc1los B1TUEss from every State in the Union care
fully complied aid compared with omsr ee.oa expressly
soSe e9i, III oeaa 81 per dozen 81 per hundred Posn.
renting u viii receive l3 copies orders Hs'to 10
'''' GREELEY 4 MoELeATH
T1bure Office NeW-fotk
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+. srrely entitled to have the whole beneht oil "
ncminatiou without III election does not amour 10
much Mr. Cass IN spite Of his efforts to deieA; sAe
famous European treaty for the suppression OF tue
.aye trade for which be got so severe chsst5emen'
from Mr. Webster g. we'll o. from NJ GIizOi IN sPlie
OF biz trucking zeal for Te1ls annexation in spite Of
his Nieho!.or Letter. Las no. if We rec)leci Fsa5
ever vet been chosen President Now we think re
principle as Mr Douglas would ssy) If DOT TIE very
letter Of tie patent OF q, least Of the copyright law
would secure 10 Mr Csss tie exclusive political ben
e.. al tie Nicholson Letter rtie term Of his nitr-
or &. al events. Of his political lie 60 that thi'
ss1p t Of Mr Dousl-s 70 appropriate the principle Of
tat Letter 70 bis Own Use as sor. Of cra.ch OF ic1
to lojb.e mo the Presidency can hardly be boxed
upcH N any o:htr GIT than as an application to NJ
Cars personally ard Individually Of that lme Injustice
;nd i.Lleth exhibited towsrd tie whcle North in the
proposal to repeal the Missouri restriction upon slave
y. NF. Douglas. il We mistake no, was once a
Doctor, all til. larceny perYaTated upon Nc Cas-
Lad about IL somewhat OF the 5s,rlego-s Character
Ct rotjirg tie grave. B. tbs speech, however, the
former owner relserts IshT 20 tie corpse though 1t
must Re said IN very bun ling brndering AMI apollo
getic way lie evidently wishes he could get on with
out IT, lie don't Ike tie bin blt win vote for It,
Uoo- Mr Crs.
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Gas

Mr. CASs made long speech in the Senate on
Monday. lie always makes his speeches long. We
sre sorry that we cannot make out rhyme by adding
that he always makes them strong But regard for
truth forbds that compliment This speech of Monday,
however met with peculiar mishaps which render it
worthy Of notice indeed ts lack almost epica in
daster As al the world knows. the speech was writ
before hand On Saturday last fair copy was mailed
by the dstrguh he'd Senator for the Associated Press
Of this City, N order that the whole of il might arrive
here in time to sdorn the columns OF TIE TRIBUNE
Of Tue lay as well as Of its nsighbors respected
ard dsrespccted But alas for the fate of human
grandeur whether because the speech was so
lCng End weak that il couldn't be conveyed
with CELEBRITY or because the Post Office Department
has some crudge against Mr.. Cas- this boa-col-
strcter Of discOu did not come TO hand and We
were obliged TO get summary Of it by telegraph.
Then yesterday morning whenit ddcOme charged with
some 22s postage, why didn't the Hon Senator avail
himself of the frankng priyle y it was long doubt
iul whether uybOdy could be found 70 pay that sum
and get right of property in the prOsy package 1t
seemed that the Dead Letter Office must finally come
into possession of the treasure until The Journal Of
Commerce came to the rescue, PAD the cash and be-
came the owner OF t. In the long and congensl col.
umrs Of that paper We presume it VIII see the light
amid lsudaous OF profound and patriotic statesman
stiT-uncss, indeed, Tie journal chose 10 psy the
2as asamere compliment TO the Senator. Bat az sny
rate, don't adyise anybody to read the speech We
nave explored il as a matter Of public duty anu mast
Say that it is about the as the common run of
Cassan 0rations. All there il in ii that amounts 10
much can be found IN less pace in the Nicholson Let
ter and we feel that shall be doing far greater
favor to its author than is done by The Journal Of Con-
EeFe' at an expense c Dps. BY dwelling for moment
en- that memorable document rather than "a tais
speech
The Niclolel Letter originated u this wise Il be.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED sr
MAGNETIC TELEGRApH.
arc CIV Ed sf
FROM WASHINGTON

From Or Ova Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Feb 2s 1885,
Undo. NICHOLSON received the caucus nomIrio. +.
Printer 70 the House He received b!ty seven vcs nj
hsre were Eve scattering It Is believed The House vi
col firm he nomination
Tut four Sofs'-Messrs HASTINGS WE'TSsoox DSs
ard PrRKIs,-voted IN eau us. There was no. oas
ausr6 vote The Softs VII probably support NIcsol
soS in the House DIAN said in caucus, " will vot hx
NICHOLSON with the understanding that this st bsas
test question. $50
Mr. DyAS's motion 20 engraA the Homestead oil on tie
N,b,.l. monty has enrac the frCuds OF Nebraska Il
,ps ,r,,,5,en is carried many believe It VII defeat he
bill
Among he I'd uonsGanc6s rrasr' Yea 'o''' ''''s Gay
by Mr Chase aga.n,t the Nebraska BILL wers the POcoi
nos Of public meetings Lce.bgrg, Carol Co, Ohio On,
Of the resolutions Of which was follows
h,nsS That esch member Of CcueS wh' vtes TO- Or 10
stv ~, eiges coartesauce o. lie .or &c n .,
10 q. country 90 freedom and 90 God worthy oay o. eve
-strF infeIT
TIE Democratic Caucus nominated y y L. N'clo.Sn
for n bic printer Of the House Members were preser,
end Nicholson received 40 votes There was 40 organized
opposition to him W W CurTan intend running as A
independent candidate
Jonah y Hoover has been confirmed as Marshal Of iai
District
The pslc;s tbs morning contain ca.d announcing Cha,
the difficulty betae.n Senator Clemens aud Mr. uarrs
hes been houoraby adjusted
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Wendell Phillips delivered 10 crowded audience
last night at The Tabernacle an anti Slavery and Disun
onlectuIe and he was much applauded. The time was,
andvery recently, that such lecture in this City would
not have been tolerated much less appauded but the
change in the public sentiment of the North is such
that all faith in Southern honor aud fidelity to cOmpscs
is departing under the atrocities openly advocated
in COnrress
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TIE 1r@ ycseIaay had some exclusive news which We
tesou 30 acknowledge. Il published Dudley Mann
treaty with swl@,rsndthEee columns by TELEGRAPH
fad treaty being published ia This City year ago In ad
dron to thH ore year old novelty gave an Old Police
report about southern planter wo lost bis watch aud
found sgain This was dispatched and displayed ia half
column, though originally published last autumn But
on the compensation principle It's afternoon edition was in
nceent Of Tie murder N Reaaa st near IL oEica
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Nrrrt,K. n BuSr--we earn that resolution p,....
the lower House Of the Maine Legislature on the ssA A,
uesry unanimous vote insrnetiog the Senators ard Re-.
rsnstvcs in Congress from thai STATE TO oppose he "
brasks biz so long a. conemplates the a6rogoa Of n
M,ssouri COMPROMISE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

In the Senate yesterday, several demonstrates were
presented against the passage Of the Nebraska bill by
Megsrs. ToUcEY, EVERETT, FISH, WADE, CHASE,
SUMNER and CLAYTON. A bill was introduced for the
relief of purchasers and lOcatOrs the ogerllOwed
lands IN Michigan. The bill granting lands to all the
States for the benefit of the INDECENT insane was dis
cussed short time and postponed. The Nebraska bill
was then taken up, Mr. BRODHEAD of Pennsylvania
having the floor made speech in favor of the BILL and
3ir THOMSON of NewJcrsey followed also in favor
Of the bill. Mr. CLAYTON of Delaware then got the
floor and tie further consideration Of the bill was
postponed until to day.
IN the House of Representatives, the Committee on
Elections report adversely TO the petition contrasting
Tie seat Q, NIKE WALSH Tie Senate bill grating
lands TO Wifconsn for the construction Of railroads
taken up and debated until the expiration Of the
morning hour when the Homestead bill was resumed
tie debate on which lasted till the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

Another Rum murder perpetrated yesterday at
a grocery in Reade-st. We give the particulars, u-
GLIDING the Coroners inquest, in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

We give this morning very full abstract Of th'
Annual Report Of the NewYOrk Hospital, one Of tn,
Oldest and most important OF our eeemos nary lust.
tutons.
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Tie Adde'S 70 the Legislature prepared by Mrs
STANTON and adopted by the lac Womans Rights
Convention at Albany will be found in Tue TRIBUNE
tbs morning il is document OF great .orce and
ability, which should have appeared earlier in our
columns but for their occupation by Congressional
speeches and popular manifestations against the Ne
traSka bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

TIE CANAL ELEcTIoy.-R,uTls have row been re-
ceivta nom aA The Couctes in he S.s by which it
Pens that Tie ELos number OF votes cast vas c522l o.
Ga 1-mhoI i5-t5 a-e ga favor Of the amendment On
t.ie- ssains!a Ilajor-y .Or lhe ameadmsnt Jg7j
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Ady,c4s from Mexico to the i9.h February repor As
santa Anna has -sued decree tayofns the adoption Of,
svs.em Of reciprocity in navigation.
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11or,cr W.TrRs's PT.No FORrEs.-An lhstru-


'io - e-r-,s,i- Tor Mr. ~ p'ss.i.int ~ ~
~ y nir p5's Frxnd Piano and reiof-11s cor
~ rs al . sqz.l 20 tne y eI J. - - =. -.
'N q 80 81 r-rr.nt CIV ssf'A 73l' 80 pr
-fut ~ " 'f'I ~. ca Dos ast "a tlr c9aairy A.
y = =. b. ,sro- rstr-ea re n i.-a % CAL u W
-, rms AR, Wells. PhreDologists and Publish
-. Sd 30 8 fs.lau-sf- Nes iof1
c-.--,ropo'- EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. This Is the
nt .t,e y Ao with chs-rs - coior o. to laf
sTrr qn- p, q m htv uss partition which .ssi -
M. sr - fu,1t nd uour'Ses ne 90 sns % n. \,
s setrtre int 81 rs.rre. ttisfAOi@pe ta4 ~ -
. 80 'sr el iu rrvse fo9nA % - As-o--
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The price advertising in the WEEKLY TnisUNE vi hereafter
he FiFtY CENTS a line, each Insertion
The calculation Of The Weekly alone hes reached the unps-
ceGented u ulber Of 100, 600 copits
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ADv1arsrvrNrs for Weey 75i5ne of this week, must be
hsnled In to.lay.
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"Let the locks of the lightning, an busting ana
Whtenngn they al or be renewed ey b-vs-s Er
agrtesbe TONGUE Price - sold everywhere PrrcpL
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No. III LIhLhI 60 " ~ -i,,
JotINo hoUsstsnt - 49, sur. Dr Goods b aet rash
inse aho ,t-.r- II .ers from escrv Of
ne Union. --
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ngEa rs sy Ss,e md baedsorrey made sock o. soIr,
sosp o to t ~ - .'es,',-, ,-5c.s
s.errli,es 10 b. oyssfiy rs'reserfL
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gsnM ~ ~" ~ - h ~ -...o.rsr.
t,s R ~ lsi ,ausstuer Of Hosiery and Uadr
Gsmsus No ios b'~e'y' As'' 'iii-
RENOYAL.-sMlIH ~ 4-V1 Ns"i,''4 s,"lt 1870 49,
tully inform their frfucf -nc ne pu,'c '.Ai Ky %
theh busaess location late No f5 f'-f@ To 2. |' "
Zone door 5eio~ Grand q ING ere no1
new Spring Styles eorsitng Of Aos'c Fe'ti -ipij " So
c' ii5 ~ ,5 ,ll .t.. -,o,s certain.
nhsHtnt ss ..A A '''
MugicDe8lcTs wishing 10 purchase ANsic, or MAKE
for and pop.4tf ges viii
find h ereatly 10 their a4yLltags 70 Gallon
n hOhAcc WsTELs No. - hroad"ay.
,,whoiesse iaIse olsooaars made 10 he t,i-.
w .t,,r.r s,.,,,, cor. ,,4 cl.r,re l,- I y
Thomss IN sIs"et 70 oO,e ~. ,; ~ a ~ p,
popular pieces a. 10 one 20 5'o.t q en- lJ IeAas
the JOY meaning Of Toe ToTa5 we Meet Agan f's . e
'u'' p'O''''' 'D' ~ Horace Yates 10 3B Boalway
&c., I,,.n,,,,,g c,trcA II NtcorA Az & 90
oIiiNG CK' ~ = 3 "a b5 ,b h. ,s o,
respectfully Iemnd hef ir'ens tna ne pl W arc
ready 70 undertake ana ave ia-i, ~ aai ~, 49, s
,siesro- me- No is1 fiosd 10Y.
We shall continue 70 be prompt emerge II rd n or charges
deyoiiDs our best energies 70 te Interest,", ~ n IN aas ne
tu'nsis to Us L. Hjo S1;r,c,
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37-e>,3- )ork Dailp u. 2@1J@
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /, 1874.
TO CORPESPOvDENTy

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice can 70 taken Of anonymous Communication hz-7e
intended insertion must be authenticated By i1 fas al'
s5drcss Of the writer necessarily for publication 5u
guaranty Of bis good faith.
We d...Ls N retnrn reiected Comm, eatigD.
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ADDRESS TO TIE PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES,
THE ORIGIN OF DISEASE RENzDf The human
Injected with three distinct tu6s O. ,mcly Tho
Tape Worm, the Round Worm aud Ss, Pin Worm
each havirg this peculiar action .pOn the accJ4uce M
the abundance that NAV b. dgsd oher IA che stomach iutsnB
and recVm, the PLACES they inhaj Ih raDo Worn
usual found IN q ntcEilt tube Fs
Dance &C and a. ms have IN Lao "a % come
up INTO the threat OF tho patient throwing them
which have terminated M without Ou. whv
the patient lbs feen thus Afflicted then tley have caused
by tho irritation they Irooucr rerors Inflammation o ts mesh
and bowels dysentGTS oLe hesdschc different Ain
&C. kc ard g. might md h1st OF disease M VII
origin caused ~ tie Of the lcly n1f
hepee sthSt ply sons fail r tss t.r.r baking
" they never remove ~ cef oFu 0f so disease cl
every one Knows be beore That
vans cAistins in the huutr t0dy Csscs. viii
$40" a. htr poct how many vas app1-
ute Ana ca seien quantity O. food 20 thcY
are bpt Poor puny tina suffering mos IL tac Of ls
sutabe TO the nuuic Of c ltch;
ey cons an ING al nc food oass TIE patient scarce no'lnE.
h who see BIN he hes the consumption they
int such ;. the he iuaJ Ae troubled @ hasas
cough and spiiDe Of oty matter which hOth pominer
OF worms aHd = they the' rns the ytas
NE And 70 thousands thoasads ch c,c3 VII
nave oetn Ooored aud c0d for diseases thai al tlc
htoViits 10 ne Enyefse would have ures
ussd mat certain and eecut medicine discovered nrv ar
Nsi OF eose Study md application healing called HORN
eks WORM slkUP an hs' been known 20 fall IN caring
nee W vain And YET while is oeca0 IN rs &C Uvon 9'r
can De gwen 10 the uo aec inIt decided teaeht
1sAe ne statements o. pcout resjug IN every sect On OF ts
hon wfo have teeD :orad b Worm DESTROYER
hobtSAcks WORN SSGVP few OF which appended h tho
virtues in sxpeliug Worms
CHAS HUI Of Fyc7tfsr4 cave
et ennS ~ naphs old, be Of ohcn Mo.m syrup
ana 10 three oeys she psscd s,out n1ety i,1rzt'
pp bO"tSs 81 Ittff '5. tnA, r. gave % big Vo1nr
et child two of oGsus.ck Worm S.4p nc dis
erased twenty isrge WCrr.s"
Dr.! hoskss,oE Proprietor PhuaJclrhs p
the Eastern
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FURTHER TESTIMONY IL FAVOR OF THE GREAT
kksiokAfNE-Ihc Ion C. n uircine Mayor Of the Cy Of
sae we have seen many faterinE notices OF Hoop
olitsss AID tbs from which Icy cane
were persuaded Il and saw we found spec
ulen oesse OF the liver end tho
IL Gains and strengthets The nrr.s - ~ 800 70
pose making sleep refreshing ifths ueae generally
VIC are sn'heG hefe woud be les 80 tie st9r
snsry diseases ensnae Have then hesfhy condition al
you can ce defiance TO epi6erc fers-ay Is extraordinary
We "oad svse our friends e. ndsp1sea 70
give uialu viii recommend should IN fsr. Be i1
every sny NO other medciaes atoduce such evidences o
inert ooe great sdvestsge they posses othe
In medicine everywhere.
corner OF isrst and RING corner OF Joha Broad
way; sndby dealers Of me define every xhsre
Under the influence of REDDNC'S Russia Sslve the
nest dangerous so1na brought per Of recovery
some ia 50 cures bnTns ss.lfs sces ne 49,, -, Il ~,
Ic Sodby C. II. RING No y Boa 80. \ s IN stS5s
Wholesale Agt ntss c. v CLiCKGNEg Co. Rzp-rS. %
Bcst,n froprietorsL
JENNY LIND AGAIN--What fcui report has cirs1.
lated shout Jenny Iird hrt hsryc Injured a.
N you with heep vcics. rns o. oat &C. "a a a.
n, few Of BKyASs PvLwoVc W,yrVs 81 l-r.sr o.
Tor sale by v CLlcyESrE Go, 40 So ba.,tl- Gecsf.'
Agents for NewYOk AID yie!Dity
TrosE WHO FEAR SNAIL P0x. READ--BEASD.
RErRs It's ESTABLISHED 5 These eehrsed Pills sea.-
" valued for their mfEss rpocencc an gfog qcass
medicine for cleansing the oah and b9Sc I'D blood from ell
impurities Their use Prevse', OF g,esiy e. e'a q e'
seized sh eioGs dscse beause thef j. sonetAios
The state Of h sis economy which ts rssve tie poison
Of reikn Brsnercths Fills take "th sotCng' cat OF he
system, iron which eca hdsa resns pos ose wao Us
thra roy YAH through pesiertisi Places Wihoet f'Af
z 80 efuis PEI b. uta la eee'4ans e 70 e.
pt Bsasp,F1Hs PTn,issl Oaes vii B. Is so ir D.s@irs
c9rrtf VI C4salN
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Music dealers wishing TO purchase Music, make
Arrangements for eon.laoej soEy Of neg 'u'. viii fra
way n Planes MuIodo1r ard al kinds Of Musical
Of wholesale. Larfe discount made to the We 'e.
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f HAIR DlE AND WIGS BATCHELOR AluUldCtOTy
these articles il removed No 2J Broaaav opposite
Sa where he hes che best fc0m0ihons "a he world FOR
application Of his famous Hair Dye and the o. ~ D! hs revy-r
Lenlad Wiz ana rounees Nine nr-.a.e -
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MELODEoNs.--The largest assortment Of aud most
improved MelodeoDs tie CRY for SAL t uozACE WtTEEs
No SIS Broadway N Y Usua oIscon made 70 Ile -a.e.
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CMRE1S FOR TIE STRING TRADE.-GEO. f. l.
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show eNtsusise nj Of Eagsh and american ct-pr
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SECONDHAND PIANOS AT GREAT BiBCMNS.-Ole
OFT Gilbert Co.'S but le ued @ ostsye' a. one d. IA
Hoeen "a ut little used e. $500 Of ID T RISK
at s2O retail price $500 at 100 do et 90 DO a. $50 d. a.
AIS do At s65 $50 Horace WArSEs No 80 Grosdway
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srEARNs, HUTCHINSON * Co, Wholesale deslers n
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1854-10-21

shall be surveyed under the direction o
the government of the United States
preparatory TO bringing the same into
market. sections Numbered sixteen anu
thisty-six in each township in said feni-
tort shall be, aud the same are hereby, re-
served 10. the purpose ii being applied te
school, in said Territory, and Ia the States
and Territories hereinafter Ia be erected
out of the same.
Sse. 81. dad Be a further enacted
Thai. until otherwise provided by law,
the governor of said Territory may define
the judicial districts OF said Territory aud
assign the judges who may be appointed
for said Territory to The several districts
and also appoint the time and places for
holding courts in the several counties or
subdivisions in each of said judicial dis
tricts BY proclamation, to be issued by
him; but the Legislative assent y, at their
first or any subsequent session, may organ
ize, the Judges, and alter the times and
places of holding the courts, as to them
shall seem proper and Convenient.
SEC. SO. Aad be 1t further enacted,
That all officers to be appointed By the
President, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, for the Territory of
Kansas, who by the virtue of the provis-
ions of any law not existing or which may
be enacted during the present Congress,
are required to give security for moneys
that may be intrusted with them for dis
bursment, shall give such security, at such
time. and place, and in such manner, as
the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
scribe.
SEC. 81. Aad be at further ei..ieted,
That all treaties, laws, and other engage
ments made by the government of the
United States with the Indian tribes in
habiting the territories embraced within
this act, shall be faithfully and ngidly OBJ
served, notwithstanding anything contain
ed in this act; and that the existing
agencies and superintendencies of said In
dians be continued with the same powers
and duties which are now prescribed by
law, except that the President of the L.
States may, at his discretion, change
the location of the Office of superintendent.
Approved May 3Oth, 1854.