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J. il. STAFF0RD'S OLIVE TAsl,

ia Curc Disea-ea Of toe Throat aud Luags, Olive
rlris appltd aud iuhalui
rotg.e pisaasel u She Nerves, Muiclea and inints,
Olivo IHf is lpalied
oHso ~ ahsed With Mutton Tailow forms an
uiaincni which speedily aaa radically cufcs evers
disfsFH ui fnu skin,
When piisc tar a. ~ "a ovor hoatod wsicr ths at
ncsp1err Of the apaiilaea' impIe 1tted with
the dchshuul blended aroma orthe OifVa, aud The
Poo, curing diseases and revealing Coutusion OF L.
itrii0n.
Olive Tar Gun be applied 90 The iuolt feeble poison,
OF 20 ihr &c nasr. inlant ~ thnut dagger
The a. goal CuutNo Powers o. olive Tar Is doe
20 ElrcuirlY.
Ihs Ueciriesi eHsci Of Olive Taristo espal o..
aai rol % dive 30 10 10 relieve ia a cases.
to Curr ali that ato not 1nyeni hope
faia tanuul exist where olive Tar, or Olive Tar
niHtrtenn are appliad
olive raf does not ifriiste nor diseoor tho skin.
olive hf does not contain mineral, nor sescta-
BE- poison.
The puuciall insrediont- 10 OLIVE Tar are extracted
from pitch piie iar. and Olive 1il.
fRllt 80 cent. Bottle, iai saia nv stnrckrcrcr,
god Hrnrgiais generally, ani BY SCOTT q BROOKS,
Montpelier, W.
sTAFroRn's HALF HUNDRED RE-ElPTs,
phiHNNut OF is octave pascs contains fan "a IItn
Ntipas Of hH alase, tngsthaf w.th uHalf llJ snt
and ieahio Testimonials OF tho great efficacy oi olive
iHrioi the cue Of diseases uithe
Throat, Lungs .Nsrres, Muscles, Jiais AMI
Skin.
Nearly 40 of the testimonial aie ON prominent
and we'll SHOWN cirHaus of New-Nufk. This book
also, cuntlin. hutwesu
Sifty ard Serenity Nae and Ydluqtle r.
oeipis, 'chich should be kHovR 10 eray
MECHANIC, FARMER AND HOUsEKEEPEa.
% Iarl..so SIX Ccnta or Two loiter stamps 10 IR
sialinfd, fmcitci CHraiist, no Ncw-streot, NV
frk and The return mHil Will bring you the book nh
the postage paid thereon,
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HARRlSON'S
C0LUMBIAN TONIC STLMULANT

NJ Iii euro All disea.o. caused by prustf4tioa OF i
w sosuve power Is uction 5. iinmcdiste as %
suwuia"i' Go rouse thc vital energy 10 its healthy
tptce es tonr 90 sustain and gr tuata fhat iHIco
tii huaitty serfei1ua arc Icsiorei apd ut4 power
r.tufas- j. viii remrso ail mild ioims Of nhol-ra,
thuieri Mofbus, bgtcrtsfy, btuus Collie, Fcvor and
infrf in AHu. uuH ga connection with ilAFEi,
''tt aaiAs NggtfAuLE EAErtc wiu cure thc unst
snFrif rHf of tbu-t aud utnrr arufe ss4ses in the
fH'ftrsi p'ssihle umo The Dtssepiic nnls imme ID.
&c tehei, 800 prfnsancut cute. ln as uss. Eor %
hfofehiai nod fulm9naTy ahsruoes ia has ere4t res
tufauyr rlietcY.
The alcohol and nium inrbriatas will dndita nef-
feet flhsituio iuI hptl those disease. ude fns
"na hralth eesuo}lrg atticlcs. ttlsan taelus.yrlt
vegetable c9 nposiiaus and pufa tauic anI .tfnu.
l-utr Without tAo shshttsi disassinr op,ry in ts
competition 90 actiun un the -sstnfn The fends ui
iemp7Hnee then VIII hud TAO sg"nt stss 6 potency
in ihrr cause, nod thtt the siistod riatinss nf 4
disrasfd anpoufe untef iis uso VIII civ. tiics ta
heaiihl action Hnt natnfil iesrcs. O. b. De iciou. a.
the tstei aui grateful tuths stn-ihies u mo .tou,
a2h u may he ttten 30 ts prescott tenn, RIGA srup
20 90 watefi making deiigtffai bereraee. Asu c.i,
ipsaasei rs delir ausnes HHfeaaies aay frrneu
t'a o. ai1 ohole preparation Il prevents az -ii a.
cnfea disease. It's use g. applicable IA al climate b.
a sgoaonsi tonl Diseases aad 80 uli iiions Of m
sad ifom oAueme Of Infancy 10 extreme ofeae. Piice
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nELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLIA,

fsr Partling hs Aiaoi rsmogtng al fssa.ss .irg
irea t4+.ss Of .HrcaB, eEFosare GHd igirnasacc a.
iff e1ruht comet taf ei tsr4sf aflsag fr0a ca iHt
Furs Ftte y f4f Blood, cfd fac unB reliable aaf .,ct
uai ktpi7s f tts care o. Scrafse, s4 haLats,
Oh "a 90, bisWafHs RIO yiroat ard Lsags, Paias
aud srcNtrrs ~ us b,H.., Itttfr, Pmpis nc
race, aHf Ssag Erspfaas If he skfH.
tis unlels Be- lua prescribed bs some OF The most
disungu shed phystus the fuuntry aad has ufosed
nufe olhcieni iu practice thuu any preparation Of sar
sapanlli ytt oil r'd fu ihe public. several cuses OF
seccn iap Ssphis, Mefoufa and sofoihious Gases
have cntfrf recovered 900 tte tgl urlbie uifds of
fubhc lnsttufians sAci tad far many Yrafs Pee listed
efcty mode uitrsltueHl th-t could ae devised These
esses furnish sirkn4 examples oi the sammy t1ceis
oiiis msdirnc 10 ACRE -ung OF be
d'sessta, shef Cav alinis vi 10 destroyed aul The
bones uiful-F al ccfed.
NoIIcE.-Lcuofs iion responsible Physicians and
Professors of soveful Medira Colleges, and tiicsie-
oil curef H" pdteAls wll 30 uhd aocoapA pyia both
fiarurttnus,
PAGES, Fioid rstraei Of Buehu, 81 per bottle, OF
hot ies ili 81.
FHicrs, L ud LNuart Of Sarfaparlla 81 pcf fuule
"iies i"f -, cqn ga strength tonne lUu oi - np
Of Hafsnpaiilia.
Prepared ana soiih by u r. HELMBoLD, Chemist,
Chestnut street neat tie Girafd House, Phi'adel-
phia.
To BE- had Of COLLINS & PIERCE Montpelier, Vi.
Aud of Dug si-ts ali lle4ers eYefywhofe.
III ie ~ directed 70 40 Prgpfi0r dysat receives
immediate atsstiun. 40; ~.
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tflr0itinrs.
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR.

This preparation l. Acknowledged TO he the
orir which vii restore orsats the Hsp. where
~ ldness has been Of many year, standing Read Tue
ollowiuc tetmohiais, ami sec Whist they ssy 81 u In
Now Nofk Besides theso, We have nv Others, tom
Physicians Of cxieraive Practice aud persons Of the
highest tespcrtsiiity, TALL of whom can br seen or
roffei Guided WITH witch may be seen at The Depot,
aI D. .Is,..x a
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Why are good resolutions like
iainuug ladies' Ans.---Vhey want
carrying out
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Binckwood's EdinDurgh rsnga-

The present cuiioal tito OF Enrolean ahsifs VII
fenart hese pul1Hti unusuhly Interesting durug
she forthcoming yrar They will occupy q middle
ground seen The husull written news stems, cfud
specniaiiunt, aud fyf fufnprs OF thf d,4 JeufAai,
and ponistous lnmr OF che future historian, nft
ten AFTER ihe living interest nud sscuomeni OF che
greut political events Of the TINE shall have pissed g-
way. 10 these periodic that feades must lnuk
of mo only ftally intesinle and Reliable hisay nl
eufon events, ami A. such, ia ADDITION e. tnoir 20
established literary, scientific, and Theological chat
ac'rf, we ergo them upon tho confederation ct the
feaiing public.
NgAifHn. nmenis are row permanently ma @ for
ihc receipt ct EARLY SHEETS lfom the Rrtsh pub
i.aor,. by winch ~o are oaa,led to aaco 40 our Rr-
prints in f0 tnds uiuhstfDsfH, about 80 thfg
ftn Do furnished with the iniciin copies A houeh
ihi- Involves vrry large outlay on ouF part, s
ceniince TO furni-h ihe periodicals a. Tho same ile
rates as heretofore, geihor with the following pee
uiuns 10 zee &. sulaetihefs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-14

Tomato.--Thore are as many
ways Of cooking this vegetable as
there are tastes. We find the fnl-
lowing to answer our purpose Drop
the fruit in scaldiog water, which
will cause the skins 10 come off east
ly place them in brass OF porcc-
lain vessel with "A table spoonful OF
sugar 10 every quart Of skinned To-
matoes, and stew when the tomato
is we'll done, take mp, add some
crumbs Of light bread with lump ol
butter; place in shallow vessels and
bake they are very NICE when stew
ed, but when baked are delicious.
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Tomaio Pifs Cover the bottom
with alternate layers OF sliced toma-
toes, ripe aud sound, and bread
crumbled fne, with butter and spice
to taste, put in a bake pan with loaf
bread sliced fine, and sprinkle hne
sugar over each layer of tomatoes
ms II is put in. Cover with sliced
bread, and bake as you do other
pies.
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HEL1lBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

For Diseases Of ihe iadder snd kidnes, Secret Dis
eases. strictuics, Ncn>urssos, ard Diseases ei
IN au4l Organs, whether 90 Stale OF Ieina.e tom
Whatever cause they may have originated, aud no
m4tifr # hnw IoD- sfHrLfrg.
81 you haze coutfacfrd the toFrbe disease when.
wien nnro srltrd 30 The system, vii surely go down
from generation 90 nrofher. undermining the
atfuiul, auf swapping he Fafy sitti lts a hie, DO
nUl trust sours, 900 the bands ct CuacAs, ho sai W
overy Jay city like ihis, aud nll the papers vita
el4riuE hlsrh1n, TOO we'll calculated 10 deceive she
Nouna, und those uot hcrut,nted Win then uicks.
Noa ctnui he ios cleiul 90 She sectiua OF remedy
90 THESE
Jha iluia Evtrci Huchh has heea pronounced hs
ciutneut tafcans fhp greatest Tom,ds ever knpv
b i- Aaian p.rrcib ploaatnt 900 us ttste' und
yciF i1lur ui tH arii's lnl yri % thorough iai
annihiates orHr uiftcle ths 'nns aud poisonous
OF ,s fc iI1l disrssf su, uuisc atet runoi 90,
does nsi ,4gR igi gi'5r 90 tif e'aafy .sif abuse
most trtilc sefsss winch Dos brought ihpu-au.s pi
Oh human race Do uNu uciy graves, lus Wasting The
militant hupe. 90 rafeis, aa hishtnr iH the pud tAe
GLORIOUS ufUiilcn Df miny nubis youth, be- cured
by rlis lni4n thie hnrray. And DE- utdtciae whi.h
uus brptli c,ty booty, iH fnu Simple laluatv 10 ihe
confined 900 -psIin- Invalid, EQUAL Is 10 be ound
artirg 10th IS O. Cue aud preventive.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Imporfnnt Annnmncemenf.


no ALL PERSONS All with sexual di.oaso..
such A. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, hipOTEACE,
GpNNoRHEA. GLEET, SYPHILIS, &c SC.
Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS ofPh,ladelphii, 10
view the awful df-rnciion uf hnnin life AUD heah
caused bg Seanfl diseases fni the iecrrtou- uhich
ere priciised upon tho uai1ftanaie vtotius OF such
dtscases b. lluacis. have directed fheir tonsuFns
Snfgeoh, as Il StfHifABJE tCr worthy 1T thcir
name, 20 give boat AnNirE GRATIS. taaft
lcrsons thus all ctrd, tlale or Femalsl who npply
by letter, wih ttsciafon OF taeif Constitution, fage,
uccupatien, haHts lfsl Ne, and DO ofcs frno
pevelw a1i sufeTirs TO FURNISH MEDltiSEs
FREE or CHARGE
The Howard Associate isa benevolent Institution,
a9lshrd by special spdow meut len the relief of the
sick ard distressed, aGl cicd vIt Nrulsnt and Epi-
pouic bissasus audifs uls can hn u.rd Tor other
purpose. Il has now surplus Of meas, which tire
hreeiots have voted To advertise ho above uutce. II
aeodcss 20 add ihat the Assoc iation cnuman. The
highest Medical skil Of The age, and will furnish the
must approved modern treatment NBiulhlo Hlyice
al giveu TO sick snt nervous icnalas. aictfd ith
ahiomin q weakness WOMB compaint, Custis ruess,
Leuc rfhss, sc.
Address lpos'-paid.l prGEo q. CALHOUN. Con
suitiag surgeon, inwirt Accusation, 10. . South
NINTH street. Philadelphia, "a
hy order oi fir ilirerfufs.
EZRA o.. uEARTWELI, President.
GEO fAlRChlLD- s7cieiarf. 35sly
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

WOODEN MANUFhCTOkY.
4 unletsgncd De- prepared 20 receive Wool To-
ufuuiae curing ty the yard or upon shares, al the
new Wunirn Faetnfy at West CIels
GassirncFes SHtincits, DoeSikius,
ana tLANNEis manuficture5in olter. in thf le-t
ufauuef. r. A. WILSON.
Wcst Caiais, Nov. 7. lssL Su
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Nv VTE1 IN 90 10 10
II u Frryri,is-s erNe sssa,ss lair C,s.tori
sifs Dr. ihe carly part Of last Fummcf my daughter
,r4a .TlIrfHI teah IIfuN
W. 100 ID fHr fronts, i.e tauIctsr a. nhteA Nas
two iachrs. DC sac uptHtd- und afcr The .ischuige
bad ceasd the roots lf tr hair sefe exposed ou be
in.iie 40 Doe sraIp. MtfHua wrek, aii the haif over
che atsra.et sp'i bad iali. % out Much anxiety was
tea in consequence 90 90. cxp1srd situation, airing "a
would not agiiu gov. TWunApnftenct. iaedicllrlen
were committed, shu decidsd tin SPOT would rem 800
petrauently bald. Naufus restorative urans wee
resnred 100, without rfcrt ben TREND recommended
YOUR SvnGish iiAu tfsafar. Aitof tnn days upniict
iIon mic rusccp.e ,xaniuation evidenced growth
Of line disappointing haih Inspired wlth lfush hopes
continued ifs anfhrsuun aul Goo "a Wctk- was re-
vfteI by Gfosth of huif al iuch in lensth. Ii d.
uuw luil rrgth nt peffctly hotltng. then recon
mend d % tou lady lfclattt) whu hed lost her hait
from rtss iprlls. Sne used b. With ko happy result
tnke pii-ute fn giving ysu thiH Testimony 90 favor o.
,our valuable discovery believing q 90 De-, from actual
tIHetiut OF, one ct ihs vety few useful curative aft
ells chat suanaia tom 4uachtum.
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PURlFlcNrloN OF THE BLOOD,

The Ctirens ef tho Uatun suler nuc' from lis.
utdrfs oi The Liver lnd stomach, scHct any fpo
ifrn the ulueuce nf These destructive mallIies hence
life wcurs t-t The aif sex, pofhap, the most hand.
some the 81 ord, up Ca coftufn period when die.
tfcs,ng sy macy irosa ;hcr teeth and good look.
while ser tn the hryduy Of ic such rad evils may he
ohectuailg feuHiiod hl nuHly kecpiig tho blood
pure, mad the Liver amt stomach IN healthy action
when ie will ~ -fnnnihif, ord resemble plants IN
upnavnid rime, hofe au eternal suing upprafs 10
70 rn. AZ % regards ihn ufnseryatiun OF the iumHn
frame. and Vie duration o lic much be effected
ind say aiessy that b, rlfh aud life he Pfourr
cd for many yeats beyond their oriinafy limu- e ile
TOYS, as pis aye token to rufiy the blood ascending
Go hn rules lai down iot hsat confirmed nthc droc-
lions "a hteh 4rruntQ4rt fnaH hux
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Green Corn Oysiers.--Take
young green corn, and CRATE it 10 %
dish. TO one pint of this add one
egg well beaten, a small ieacup Of
flour, half a cup of butter, some salt
and pepper, and beat well together.
A tablespoonful Of the butter will
make a cake the size Of an oyster.
Fry them to q light brown, and when
done butter them. II cream is at
hand, il is better than butter.
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10 Extract Iron Noulds.-Rub
the spot with little oxalic acid, oT
salts OF lemon and warm water; let
it rcmnin a few minutes and well
rinse IN warm water.
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a CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DrnILTTY, OF
10 EARS STAINING, CURcn ~ vstNa
HoliOWANiS Pulls

Sir,-lt ts with the most heartfelt pleasure have
Inform you that have been rustufcd io health unh
strength t' iakine your li. For tho Just ten ycafs
1 sulrrcd from de augnent OF the itff and Stom-
nch, aud tednetd 10 snch nm extremity ihat gaze
OPP my ship never esrreii TO go Soa 900, more a.
{ had tried every Remedy that VISA recommended 10
me. hot al 20 purpose and had svsa aiyscif up
drsnafe. whtu was OF last recommended To take
PILE. Amer using them for three months, the
suit j. ihui am nov co. better healt fhnn have been
tor eleven years past and inlord 10 well over
was 10 my life, You qnite NJ liberty 10 make this
known Tor the for ihe heuehf oi others.
irrmtni, 81, 1oufs ret ti,ulls.
(ssncd) IOuN JOHNSON.
These celebrated PMS arc wonderfully
iencaeious IA the following com plaintst
Ague Debility Heaa-lchc srtofnia. OF
Bilious Co'p', Eps'pcias Jauuaice Store q Grove
Hl,ichosoa Female IT, LlvetC Secondary : ,mp.
the stn rceulatitics rninis NentieaIafTee's
Bowel Cope Fasots ofali Piles Ws.ms, GOD kind
Consiratinno of Binds Retention Neaans4s. ifsfa
tho bowels Gout Of Unne whatever Cause
- sold atthe estabistmont Of Professor Hollo.
way, ~ Mudcn Lane, Nss.Nsts, uui pa Strand,
london usH nf aiiresp fctsbe Ufusgisa nud Jc 10
cfs Medicines throughout tho Uafei States. 10
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lufrct si1es.
Nh. Directions Cor the guidance orPstients ia
rveis dlsorlci sire affixed to cacA tos. 10 es1wlY
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a New q Valuable Discovery.

I2IL.lHI HIII4 IsUNVIIi Hesf
Aaonl. sor Mon pehst-FRfb. a.. SMITH.
IA-. rPALufNG. a. %. TYLER. aslf
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Justice WEIGH, and decided against the
United States, and that an appeal TO the
Supreme Court of the United States was
prayed, and the record made out and sent
on to this city to be fled and docketed for
hearing at the present term Of the Supreme
Court, and that said record is now in this
city, IN. the. hands. of the counsel of the
Railroad Company, for this purpose
In'relation to this matter have only to
say, that if the facts be true, as above stat
ed, this suit was brought without the au-
thority or knowledge Of this Office, and no
information respecting it has ever been
communicable it: by the district attorney
or clerk of the court and have no knowl-
edge respecting it, except the informal in
formation above referred to. Al u ~
In connexion with the above proceedings,
1 enclose you printed copy of the general
Instructions to district attorneys, and beg
to refer you to page 4, section 4, which
forbids district attorneys from commencing
or defending suit, or proceeding in court,
in the name Of CT for the benefit of the
United States, without instructions from
the Solicitors Office, or by direction from
some person or court authorised 10y law so
to direct, (same page, sections and g.
which direct district attorneys, when case
proper, in their Judgment, for suit is pre-
sented to them, to report the facts with
their opinion thereon, to the Solicitor for
his Instructions; and to same page, section
I, which directs him to report forthwith to
the Solicitor all suits which he may CON-
mence, &c; also to page 6, section II.
which directs that all records of cases in
error, Or on an appeal to the Supreme
Court, be enclosed to this Office, with the
brief of the district attorney, DC.
With great respect, your obedient
+. B. STREETER.
Hon. CALEB Cushing. Attorney General.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Dec. %, 1854.
Sir: / have the honor to inform you, in
reply to your verbal inquiry, that shortly af-
ter the passage of the act Of 4th August,
1854, repeating the act approved June 29,
1854, "to aid the Territory Of Minnesota
in the construction of railroad therein, "
Mr.. Barbour, Of New York, called at the
department, and, on behalf Of the company,
me to enter into some arrange
ment by which to test the validity of the
act, which utterly refused; and
that / have had nothing to do with the
matter since, except to address letter Of
inquiry to the United States district attor-
ney for Minnesota and the Commissioner of
the General Land Office. / send you a
copy Of my letter to the district attorney of
the 26th instant, and Of the reply received
from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, dated on yesterday.
l am, sir, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant, X. McCLELLAND..
Hon. c. CUSHING, Attorney General.
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OEFIcE OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY,
$40 December 26, 1854.
SIR: have the hol.o to inform you that
information has reached me, unoficially and
Informally, that in October last suit was
brought in the district ofSkinnesota, In the
name of the United States VS.. the Minneso-
"a and Northwestern Railroad Company, to
recover damages for. cutting and carrying
away trees from the public lands, &C.; that
said suit has been recently tried before Chief
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE,


s-.---.-.-----..-.......--.D December p, 1854.
SIR: In rep'y to your inquiry of this
morning, have the Lonor to state that the
estimate of the length Of the railroad in
Minnesota, for which grant was made,
and also repealed at the last session OF Con-
gress, is 222 miles: Six sections per mile
would amount to 1892 sections, or 52,4SO
acres. We have 10 official information OF
anv kind relative to the suit alluded to.
Mr. Streeter, the Solicitor OF the Treasu
~, was here this morning, and l caused an
examination to be made at his instance;
hut could find neither statement, report, nor
action, in relation to it. DO
/ am, sir, with much respect, &c
@~ JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Hon. Il. McCiellaui, Sec. of Interior.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Dec. 26, 1854.
SIR: 1t has been reported that suit has
been instituted in the courts Of Minnesota
against the Railroad Company, involving
the act Of Congress approved June 20,
1854, which was repealed by that approved
August 4, 1854.
/ have to request that you will advise
this department as soon as possible whether
the rumor be true, and, if so, what the facts
are; also, in what court the suit was
brought, and under whose instructions or
authority. "a
| am, very respectfully, &c.
r. McCLELLAND, Secretary.
q. s. Attorney for Minnesota