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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
DIR. Il. s. FINLEY,
ECLEC TIC PLY SICIAN,


OFFERS his professional services TO the citizens
of Lancaster and its vicinity.
AS This system of medical practice is new so many
in this pace,it may be deemed proper TO give few
of its distinctive features.
The use of the lancet is abandoned as q practice
fraught with evil Consequences; and natural dcpe
on safe and etectual substituted, by increas-
ing the various se6vetions and oxerctioRs of the body
thus reducing the circulation to any desirable OK
tent and avoiding oneciually the abstraction dimi
mutton of any vital or inygorating principle OF the
blood.
AS sU BsTITUTE
For the poisonous niinurar medicines heretofore in
common the more genial medicines as now pre-
pared in a concentrated and purely medicinal form,
from the vegetable kingdom, are only admitted into
Practice being more thorough and efficient agents,
and always under the ohre control ohe practition-
or; but under no circumstances capable ofproducing
any ofthe disastrous results every community
whore calomel and A. such medical agents have been
the chiefreliance. s.-
! oGce--Tallmadgo House, over White & Latta's
Store. -.. ~. ...l b.
Residence Roy. Samuel Carpenters, Br5adway,.
Oct. 25 lSjj.--ly e>i ltf" ~
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SheriG,s Sale,
The State of Ohio Eaiy6sa ro,,

T1e State Of Ohio Fairfield County, SIS.
nURSUANT to the command of Il ard order of sail,
Il from Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield conn
y and to me directed wiloer at public sale nj the
Court House IN Lancaster on Saturday the Is dan n
Decem5er, 1875, between 10 O'Clock a. M and ocIoe
p M, the following described Real Estate to-wit.
~ t2t no. y m the Central Addition to the town Of
10 be sold rs the property OF George H. Houser and
wife, at She suit Of Edward Calkins.
Terms Of sale cash. WM. POTTER SboriT
per C. NJ. l.. WlSEMAN, Deputy
IlrNTrR DArOHURTY, Attorneys.
November !, 1S55--JW2GpfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08

FonSo IN New Mexico. "A corrrs.
Rondent OF the New York Eoeai1g po,y
IN letter dated Santa Fe, September ooh
says:-These elections among our ncr
fellow citizens produce some rich resnlls
For instance. in one cnse tho election wac
held in the open air, and tho tickets demos.
tied on table. A puff of wind would
pass and scatter the tickets over the
ground, when they would be gathered I'M
and placed on the table again. Finally, !,
occurred to the judges to put them into n
hal Tor greater security. In another in
stance, when the hat was carried TO tbe
Preteel and the tickets were counted. Il
was lound to contain about one hundred
more votes than there were reriylercd
names In Socorro, town in tbe yall.,r
OF the Rio Grandc, M American wa, ho
candidate for the Office Of prerect Tho
Roman Priest was opposed to his election
aad whom near the close Of the nolI, !,
was discovered that he would bo elected
tho Priest gathered some eighteen or
twenty boys under ago, and directed them
10 60 TO the polls and swear that thew
were OF legal age and vote, and he would
aosolye Them fron the conseouences of
false swearing Ind they actually d;I so
ana The Anicrcar ras deGea:el -. Gin.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
Administrators, Nntion.

NToTIOE In hereby given that the undersigned was
~ on the 9Th day of September 1855 duly appointed
field County, deceased, by the Probate Court OF said
county. All persons interested will take notice
cordingly.
GEO. HALDERMAN, Adm. .
Lancaster, Sept, 10, 1S55-3w19p.
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Brnzee's majority, 5IO

Thus it will be seen that the Hon. Touy
T. BRAzEH has been ohcteI by Lhe Amer
lean Party, to tho high and responsible
Office OF Senator Of tho above named dis.
'rict' by tho triumphant majority of tire
hundred and ten 01tes over ANonnw Forsr,
the Locofoco AMI Slavery candidate, and
who has heretofore opposed every public
improvement in the county Of Fairfield
particularly the construction of the Gin.
cinnaii, Wilmington aad zlncsyile Rail
road
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Prnhate Malice.

NTQTICE is hereby given, that the account Of VIII
liam Brown, Administrator of the Estate OF Sarah
Barr, deceased, and also the account of William Hut
ton. Executor of John Hutton, deceased has been I'll
cd the Probate Court of Fairfield County, Ohio 70 RI
inspection and settlement and that said accounts are
set for hearing on The 18th day ofNoyember next or
as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
t.f VIRGIL e. SHAW, Probate Judge
Lancaster, October 1s, ls55-3w24 'sf
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Ey- We learn that Mr., II, V, WE

ES- We learn that Mr.. II. V. WEAK
LEY has been appointed and duly installed
Freight and Station Agent for the c. w.
and z. Railroad, for this city, This is a
most excellent appointment, and one that
will give general satisfaction. We con-
gratulato the Company upon the accession
Of Mr.. Weakley to their corps.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
Prnhnfe Nntice.

NOTICE Is horcby given, that Sarah Keller, Ad-
minisraor Of Daniel Keller, deceased, cas- fled
her account and vouchers in the Probate Court Of
Fairfield county, Ohio, for Inspection and settlement
and That the will be for hearing on the 10Th dnv
OF November next. or as soon theroacra us may be IT.
. VIRGIL L. SHAW, Probate Judge,
Lancaster, October "a, le55-3wG5
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I,stnto of Rnrinn Gnndv,

NoTICEis hereby given, that the underaigned has
y been duly qualified as Executor OF the Estate OF
Regina Gundyi deceased, and all persons who are IN
debted to said Estate will come forward and mako
payment, and those who have claims a.
ganst said Estate will present them TO the undergn
cd for allowance duly authenticated within ono year
October ii, lS5J-3w23 HENRY LEoFANp'
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Prnbate Notice.

RT Office is hereby given, that James Pickering.
Guardian for Thomas Morton has fled in the Pro-
bate Court Fairfield County Ohio his account and
vouchers for inspection and settlement and that said
account VIII be for hearing on the 10Th day of Noyem
berneNt, or as soon thereafter as may be-
VIRGIL T.. SHAW, Probate judge .
Lancaster, Ohio, November25, 1s5j-3wG5
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Estate of Henry Friesner.

N0TICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
l Y been appointed and qualified Administrator
on the Estate of Henry Friesnor, deceased late of
Fairfield County, Ohio Dated Mt lancaster. this l2th
day of October, 1855 SAMUEL JACKSON, .
October lS, lS55--4woI
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Estnte OF George nais.

NIoTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
. been appointed aud qualified as Executor on the
Estate Of George Heis, deceased, late of Fairfield
County, Ono, dated this 10th day ofOctober, 1855.
Oct. IL, ls55--4w24t DAVID MILLER, Ex'tor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
Our Snnnfnr.

The following is the official vote for Sen.
ator in the Senatorial District composed Of
the counties of AshCna, Hooking and Fair
Il III
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Rockville Mills.
CHOICE CITY LOTs FOR SALE.

d WlLLscli FOUR ofthc most beautiful and valuable
y OTIS in the ty continuing 90 feet front each, by
aOout 1O feet deep, situated Cetumbus Street, i'm
mcdiately North of tho Rev. John Wagenhals, and
bounded by Allen Street on the North and by %
feet Alley ON the rear, being the highest location
said street. The above Lots are woll incose1, and
curbed and paved with Gravel on Columbus Street,
and planted with Shades Trees. They will be sold
separately or together. Price reasonable, onc-halr
IN hand. and the balance in aud two years with
interest. T. u. WHITE, Jun.
Lancaster, October ej, 1s5S-lme5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08

RErjnNnb.-Oar worthy citizen, Joua
LYoS5, returned on Monday evening last,
from an extensive tour through Iowa, look :
ing in fine health aad spirits. Mr.. Lyons
thinks Iowa the "promiscl land" and
promises us sketch Of his travels and the
country, for our next issue.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
DesirnbIc city Property for Sale.
NOTICE.
ALFRED lIuVEIGH,

ATTORNEY AND couNsELLoR AT LAW, JUSTICE or
PEACE AND GENERAL LAND AGENT,
Lancastcr, Ohio,
EETILL give attention to the purchasing andsollir,
w OF Rcal Estate, also, to the procuring of
siOns and Bounty Lands.
OFFICE--In the Brick Block, nearly opposite
Hooking Valley Bank. may 16 1854
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MANTED:

a to take orders by SAMPLE for VELPEAU'S
MAGNETIC AGENTS. \ salary Of ssOO pcr year,
BILE Mnnhly."-For particulars address DIR, NJ VEL
PEAU, issls Broadway, New York, enclosing stamps
TO pay answer. November |, lSJJ-Iw26
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
GtNa1GEOus N0VIoE.

REV. J. TIIRAPP President of the
Methodist Protestant Annual Conference,
Muskingum District, will preach in the
Methodist Protestant ChurN " at Lancas-
ter, on Saturday and Sunday next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
A ROY WANTED.

MAZE will employ smart ontclligcnt Lad as Mos
w s'nger In the Union Telegraph Office III fappli-
cation bc made soon. UNION TELEGRAPH co.
Lancaster, November IS, l6j5.-25t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08
washington en- Foreigners.

We have. on a former occasion, publish
ed several letters of General Washington,
relative to foreign influence, an / the i'm
migration of foreigners. We now give
place to two others. which show, very
clearly, The opinions entNAiasd By that
pure patriot of the questions which are
now agi;a,ing tho public mini.
We recommend these letters to the care
ful perusal of ev9ry American and every
anti-American. They. !hoayh brief, arc
instrucliye AMI. recollect, they are the de-
hbcrate sentiments of the Father OF his
County" Stuly these sentiments, anl
store them safely in the memory.
TO join ADAMS, fica paEsIDEYroF TIE UNI
TED STATES. -
Saturday, November 81 1874,
DEAR SiR:-I have not been able to
give the papers .horewith enclosed more
lhnn a has'y reaiing returning them with
out delay, that you may o.Ier the perusal
Of them to whomsoeyer You may think
proper. The picture drawn in them of the
Geneyese is really Interesting and affect
ing. The proposition Of transplanling the
members entire of the university of that
place to America, with the requisiion Of
means tn establish tho same, ana to be ac-
companiad by considerable emigration, is
important, requiring more consideration
than uadar the circumstances Of the NOM
ent am able to hestow upon it.
That q national university is thing to
be desired has always been my decided o.
pinion; 81 the appropriation of ground and
funds for it in the Federal City has long
been contemplated and talked Of; but how
far maiurol or how far the transporting
an entire seminary of foreigners, who may
not understand the language. can be AS
simulated thereto, is more than | am pre-
parcel to give an opinion upon; or, indeed,
how far funds in either ease are attainablc.
Ny opinion, with respect to emigration
} immigration is meant, Of course, is, that
except Of useful mechanics and some par
iicuar descriptions Of men or professions,
there is no need of encouragement; while
the policy of tits taking place in body,
[ mean the settling Of them in boly,) }
may be much questioned for by so doing
they retain the language, habits, aud prin
ciples, gool or bad, which they bring witt
them. Whereas. by an intermixturo will
our people, they or their descendants sc
assimlated to our customs, measures anl
laws. In n word, soon become our peo
ple9--Yol. II PIP. /, 2.
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sTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Fairfield Comfy savings InStttute

ASS GTs. 70 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.

For EuRoPE The United States Mail steamship
Psoic sailed yesterday fr Liverpool on her first voy
age under her rew comm snder Capt Eldri6ge. Size
took out 81 passengers and 50 600 inspecie.
STORM ON LoNG Island SoUsD The steamers
C. Vanderbilt from Stoningtor, and Connecticut
from Norwich, dus here yesterday morning, did
not arrive till p. m, on account at TIE hish
westeIly winds Of the Dght previous. The Connect
cut, az er having started, compelled to put back
The Vsude bit did rot leays Stoniugto1 until after
l O'Clock A NJ and At O'cock put into Newton
con, where she left ct 81 O'Clock. Beth seam sosts
came through the Sound together Capt. Peudlstonr
Of the Vanderbilt reports svipg passed the slnken
schoorer Fueora at about T. ~. when i. sss high
water 1t did not appear thst any preparations had
vet been made for raising her she ives il the same
si.ustlon-coosite Iaby hstied, and mostly Under
water. He could ses only oEe person near her.
This was mas rowing off in 6 sma boss
TUE NAVY YARD-Business Is falling OF at the
Bro1 klyu Navy Ysrd sud Of lst' CT each pay night
from one 10 to hundred men have been discharged.
The store ship Relief which arrived here last week
from Brszil, is sgsin fr.irg ont for sea- She VIII
probably be ready to sail on the 18th Of Decsmoe-.
xA Provisions ana clothing for tie officers aud se.-
me- Oh the BIazu station. Those having friends n
the squslIon send letters aud papers to them ey
the Relief The So rstsr' Of tie Navy h.s ordered
the stesmer CITY Of B,s,on - be fit up aud sent to
Pensacola Florida, whsre che viii be employed as
tender 70 United S'a'es vessels. Tie frgate Poto
mar. flagship % TIA Rome squidfon. has se the
N,vv Yard and srcho7ed II the North River epPo-
.;,s the BATTERY. Irstesd Of sailia, direct for the
West Indies. according to p:evio1s arrangements
.be "a detained here FOR further ossrs fso Wishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
pOARD OF CANyASSERS.

The BOsri of COUNTY Csnvassers progressed yeser-
day through tie Eighieepth and rsenieth Wards 6ut
IN the st ID strict Of Mi eteenth they we're me. by
Aid Ely with the foOsing affidavit, involving tae
election Of Flsgg for Controller;
john Brrse being duly saith and d.pses as foiOws
Thai T. o. s ' Ss st S @ on the
os Elecon in he I Disuict Of the snseen'h W.d az
he vote. Of al, eleeoo in .sd disiet showed for As lab G.
@ 70, s oos Of s S rO sy S s IN ana re-
by the Ipeetors oerca error vas maze wooo te
10 sss the vote. css fer ss Giles giving said Giles the
bich cst 'or said Fsg tnat no has IA ms
o the oisns snda mibua kept by the ssd In
specors the Of yot ard that che t,c so Az
rear thereby well fron the p@rona recollection oil TINS
dsP'nsAt ''a ''r'''r 'n' 0'p0n ~ JOHN BURKE.
The affidavit Of John s. Ketcbum, Of the In
srecors Of the District coTrobOIses this OF Mr. Bnrke
IL the affidavit be correct and the return be cor
rced accordingly, Cues is elected by about 100 votes
The retnrr from the rest OF the district do not now
over corroborate the stfidavUs On the STATE ucset
the Know .Notbirg vote ia 239 andiBiooks's vote Is
OILY 2si Tones vote for Sheriff ia only lsl, while
WiIeifs Is 3C6 and Bealtys vote is only l6l TO 3so
for Connolly.
A long discussion eutued in which many hard words
were used and considerable many people were called
pegiuied resoa's In the cOur.e of il Alderman hel'
lev presented the affidavit Of Crapdsll Rleb Chilr
mar Of the Inspectors Of that District, that toe re.
turns were correct especially those for Controller, and
Alderman Lord presented nun yer of afhdavlts rom
the 'eiks in the Controllers Office.
ID. j. McAipin ewears thst he saw Ketchun, the
INSPECTOR above referred TO- tie 2sb Of November,
spd that Ketchuu told him he WAS oalled on q few
DAYS sgo by Mr. Hsrnok clerk of said election who
told him that the votes for Flagg had been ransposed
and lie tKetchum) answered that he Anew nothing
sbout it. he kept TO tsl or minutes -,
Several othes testify 10 similar conversations with
Ketchun. One Cf them adds that Ketchnm said
Bsrser bad been 10 lin and said the same thing that
derrick cid.
The debate which ensuei was rather personal
Meess Briggs and LORD having an snma'ed coqver.
tstion and Mr. Ioro entering into the charac or OF
Buike ct considerable ergh After various Thif-
Dss end spsrrrg rs, the osl voe on sending oick the
reiurDs stood
A,a-hes.a williamson Nioer, Fox, Bhss'' Barker, Ely
c. II Tucker and Dtake g. ,..,
NSev- Ms,.rs- Brown Bsyard, 4oHnre, Howard. Wilism
Tpei.r vOo,Ais TrDw bd.e Ssess Kelly, Christie Loro,
Heriok sDd V.risr-iS ~. .
The Bosrd, after canvassng the votes Of the First
District OF the Nineteenth Ward, adjourned until to-
dsy 81 IL A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly eting Of the Executive Com.
mftee Of the above Association was held las. evening
ct n o'clock in their committeeman Clinton Hal,
Astor place.
Present, DR.. J. III Criscom. Chairmau; Mesns.
X. n. Havers, Israel Russell, Richard Reed, Stephen
Gutter, o. p Marshall VIM. w. Drinker, John H.
Keyser, Isaac T. Smith, Wm. c. Gilman, S. L. Ma
comber, ii. A. Oakley. +. w. Ballard.
The minutes ofthe last meeting were resd and Ap-
proved. The Treasurer reported that s7s only had
been prbuted to the funds of the Association ouing
Il ast month; that while their practical operations
are on much extended scale than hitherto, aud
the application 10 them TO- advice clothing aud mo-.
Ley are multiplying the difficulty in collecting fdpds
comu eBsurate with these increased demands is very
seriously felt.
From the diary Of the agent it appears that the fol-
lowing have been the operations Of the Associ alton
during the past month: 447 persons, inmatss Of our
CITY Prisons New York and Kings County, have beed
visited; the most no oeful Of thess carefully
selected and appropriate means taken to present to the
CoUIts, on their tis any extenuating circumstances
that existed; Of this number SO were dlscnarged
from custody on their recommet dalton; II dis
char ed couvicts have been provided with situa
tons and employment; SO persons discharged from
our State and County Prisons received assist .nce in
money; Is men aud boys were supplied with useful
clothing, Bibles, TestameDts and other good books,
and nun o. GUS trs cts were als0 bestowed.
II is hoped amid other excellent ms itutions for
which our cities ard State are p'ovecbial, the New
York Prison Association will be lberall7 supported
Contributors and donations earnestly solicited
and may be MADE ether to the Treasurer the Hon. A.
Oas lev esa No. CO Wall street, or at the Society 8
office. No Is Centre street.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

WEDNESDAY, Nov 2s The MAYOR in the chair.
Increasing Salary Of Judges, &c The resolution
in favor ~ The ss.res Of the six Jd1ges of
the Supero, Court, the three Judges Of toe Common
Pleas the Recorder the City Jvdse and The SURROGATE
from 81, 900 to s. 900 each per annum to os.e from
Jan. l, lsJ5, wss tsken up.
Aid LoRD moved au amendment ss to Superior
Court which was carried and followed as to Others,
10 msks The sum s. 0Q0 oslh per s-nan, ard TO GATE
from Jsn. l, 1855
Aher come cohate and an Intellectual motion OF AID.
LORD for the present omit the resolution "a 10 the
City Judge ths resoiution ss aUeaSed, vas hloOeI'
A resolution during the debate, was offered ny au
WILLIAMSON that memorial he presented p the Leg
isla,Ure that the compensation be paid in tess oy l
Hsp's which was declared b. the CHAlRMAN 20 DC ou'
OF order.
A resolution to pay the Mayors Clerk, Alexander
Ming $500 for services as Clerk - the Police Com
rissionsrs, vas preserved snd fioslly passed.
A voiuminous report from the Committee on An
nph tsxss wa adopted.
The al 1lica'ion Of he Butte Head Bank to have
their ssst IT uced fom $500 900 to sI733oo,
the amount a5.nally paid in, was soeeded to.
II. c. HeUStfsol WAS pSie 500 in part for bis ser
vle 40 nsus Marshal and Secretary Of the Bosrd Of
Census Massbas
The Bosld then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
THE TRAGEDY ON THE SCHOONER
EUDORA IMOGENE.

This schooner s still lying in her former position
and roAipg new transpired DUNG yesterday. At
low de in the morning some further efforts made
by the nhab ants Of City Island to the bodies
Of the captain and mate supp sed to be in the osbp
but wbou. success The name Of the mate is Gilbert
Pratt of Deep River, Conn.
The nsmes of the owners OF the schooner are
Shaler Kingsley Denpson Il kelsey, j. 8. Tyler,
Charles G Southvorth, and Richard Z Spencer.
Mr. Charles DeDDison AID Captain Arnold, who
went to New York on Tuesday TO make Arrangements
for tie raising Of the schooner returned to City Isand
Yesterday afternoon. They have made arrangements
with Mr. Bouu Of Pilot Cove to get her up. Dir.
Bounty was to GO up last night with two schooners
and all Necessary rigging, and will commence opers-
items early this mortiog 1t is possible that several
days will elspss before TIE ve'sel can be got up
Ttey bavs hopes however, thai her deck may be got
I'D TO Il top OF the water this afternoon, 80 % to allow
the search for The bodies TO be continued.
During Yesterday afternoon City Island was visited
by large numb'r Of ptrtons in sail boats from the
Ieiel boring Islands and others csms in wagons from
the SURROUND ing vicirity They cane under the i'm
prt sson that the derrick engaged in rsisng the
schooner. and from lumors that che had arosdy been
got up.
The excitement stilI continues and 10 confidently
asserted that if one Of the bodies had been recovered
before ibe negro WAS removed to jail ne never would
have left The ISLAND alive.
Soue Of the friends of the prisoner who reside in
New.York called upon Counselor Miller Of NewRo
chelle for TIE purpo OF retaining him oounse, but
he declined having anything to do with it.
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FROM WASHING TON.
|. II The B,lnrsfe sEn

Ccfr.,p,r ieao. e The B,ltiCsie s=n ar
WAsHIsGrON, Tues5ay, Nov. 81, 1875.
fra Si.ra.cbe, irst received by the Cansds from
Mr. Bu,hspaa s-e by 20 means wsrlise in .aeir CON-
pIexiou but are lot 20 entirely satisfactory as our
Government would yisb. But "a uncerstact the
whole bulge. had rot been yesterday considered
Icrd Cla.e don appears 70 lave acted upon the wise
Drinciole thai - soft srsEer t1rre'h away vfsih
AZ ali events 'he answer u Of character te,t IS cal
cuGtsi 70 hat.sr sn6 soo;he me ss1s.bihaes oil tho
United Stses
The runners circulated for two o. thres days pat
th he Attorney General had deci'Ac IL favor Of ne
kr.ricar d ars C. toe - 900 900 haze proved -
lie en- opeou. A.O the rgn9f "a, tbe C;bioe: h.t
the subject before hem wih the view % ID; i'm
ard a, a disposition The opinioa siven by the A.
tcrrey-Ge-e.al rs,a'ss 70 he Contingency upon
wbicS .he 5000 900 se PAYABLE, ane hey re-
rS-s -.,ii,ar.or OF tie work # he st' boundary
CO. n:.son The money will 'oor be psyable-;hS
j. upon the fuell-@n: of = condition scco npsnyIns
Salczais s-s,n, - me report Il . supposee taH tae
;ues-ion e tie validity of Santa A--as d-sis VII De
teta-rs- q The Seust.