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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25

ThermOmetrical Record for 1855.
Keaby MORTON & PACE, Druggists, Third st., ST. Paul
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A Card.

d. c. PRICE, Dentist, late of Saint Lou
is. Office over the Bookstore of Combs
UIfT\ d Brother. Office hours from ga NJ
Ao 10 SPIN. Aug. 24-df
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Special Notifies,
A. L. LARPENTEUR,
WHOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION
MERCET MT.

mERCHANTs
Corner Third and Jackson streets, ST. Paul, NJ. T.
now RECEIVING from the South and East an i'm
reference to the Wholesale trade, to which he would
Inv sed 1s ds;a OF of Groceries
business) that OF City and Country dealers partcusrv
whom he will furnish with Groceries at 81 on;s ny
aadhg the expense oil Transportation and insurance
He is confident that he offer inducements 70 M
chants from the interior to purchase their Groceries ia
ST. Paul. instead Of going below for them as they have
heretofore found II to their interest do An nsDec
ton Of his stock and comparison of his scale Of prices
with those Of wholesale dealers in Gaena Chicago and
81 Louis is most respectfully solicited from country
merchants visiting Saint Paul.
st. Paul, Aug. %, 1855. daw I'm
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The Democratic Electors of the counties of Scott and
Rice requested to choose their delegates to meet in
convention at the Court House in shakopee, Scott
county, at IL O'Clock M. September 10th, A. D. 1856,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Council
man to represent said counties in the next Legislature
Rice county will choose nine delegates Scott county
sixteen; Chateld Precinct will send five, Shakopee
seven, and Kingdom four.
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CPL[C HUCIION
VIE undersigned, proprietors of the Central House.
Il IN the city OF Saint Paul, will, Saturday, tho
zoh DAY August instant sell public auction to The
mghest bidders, for cash, at the Central House. on
bench street. all the personal properly household and
to the said Central House. Sale to Commence AZ ten
O'Clock A. NJ WOOD 4 MA IOp
st. Paul, August %, 1S55-dSt Per w MAJOR
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NO11CEs
mass Convention Of the Democratic voters of Da
kota County will be held the house of Mr. Westcott
near the intersection Of the Big Sioux River Road with
the Mendoza and Wabashaw Road, on Saturday, the
first day Of September next at M to nominate can
didates for one Councillor and two Representatives TO
the Legislature, and for the different County Offices
punctual and general atten dance is requested
II. II. SIBLEY
FL: BARTLETT, Committee.
ROBERT O'NEILLS
Mendoza, August II, 1855. aug lsfd
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PAPER HANGINCSI
WE have received to-day 5000 rolls of the best
Nv French ard American Paper Hangings, all of
MOST ELEGANT PATTERNS.
Which we will sell at the cheapest rates at our Paper
ware Rooms, opposite the Post Office
August 23-dtf f. HOWJTZ SCO
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
BLANKS.

Printed forms 0! poll books, tally Pa
pers and tickeiS will be furnished 10 the
officers IF each election precinct.
The Importance of the election will
doubtless induce YOU 10 observe the
torms transmitted, and scrupalously y TO
adhere 10 tie rules herein reciied.
Ii is nhdent!y expected the people
of Kan a. will be permitted 10 exercise
TIE ri snt of suffrage upon 50 vital sub
iect a, tier hrst Constitution. without
IA e. terence from 10 eli IN invaders; ii,
however. You are disappuin Ell. and any
a tempt snoulI be male TO poilu e the
bail"t box by force or otherwise, / e
JUICES will unhesitatingly exercise tie
authority ves.ed i'll them, anl a ijourn OF
remove the polls To such time and place
as i'll their ju ismen, will secure a legal
election.
Given un Ter my hand at he Office Of the
Executive Committee of Kan>a> Ter
rippry, at Topeks, this 24.h day oil
November. A d. 1855.
J. H. LANE Chairman.
J. 4. GooDiS, Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Slaves In Kansas.

A recent number o. the Squstter Sow
|sisu says that the slave popula ion OF
|ansas has recently received large ac-
|-ssion, o les number. The Sovereign
|ncouras,es the EN-. ration of slaves 10
be TelTttory.-Eostrrn kx hongs.
Why will the free press of the East
ive currency to such frau iulent state.
nFnts in gard to Kansas? Stories of
hat kind are constantly manufactured
BY he border papers. out of whole cloth,
be design of which is that the eastern
lress may copy them with view OF de
Rring northern emigration, and also O
lncourage shareholders to move iDio
Kansas. A thousand bug bear .ales are
pld along the Missouri river to pioneers,
'iIh the view of preventing settlements
y Norlherners in Kansas, and the tales
ire repeated by the pro-slavery press
'ut our friends are beginning to sci
lie hang" of their 5laster, and act &C
iOrdingiy. We wish the press would
10 the same way.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Fresdoninre Teas.

Soma Of our SputLern exchanges are
becoming armed at TIE po pe..t of .
new Tree Stste bling 'oInei outof I. "A :.
TIE German. French Swi s. II IN sari-
ans and other Eu opeaa settlers in no tn
western Texas are - mti IN iaysr OF
forming new S ste Qua of the ws>tern
portion OF that Safe: aui to a man they
are opposed to slasery- Taere ~. many
settlers from the nortIaera Sta 81 amos ssi
them TOO. and together they can e.,ln-
maad some ten shou>aIi votAs already.
While others are v angling sh,ut 8
change in the natn alizslion laws. these
people viii be stopping the spread oi
slavery. Wien wiil the great truth b.
come universally kn..sa: that : mans
birthplace has Little 70 do with ms
rhara,ter ? Nearly ell pro.estasss Ger
mans. En- ,lish. Irish. AMI Scotch 81
snsi-slasery usn.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
The c:hil1s and Fever.

We d., not remember such general
prevalence of The ciiilis aaI lever as a
lie present time 1t is not confined 10
any particular locality, but peryades al
most every section Of thee ,untry. In
the West it is severely felt.--Iorfhern
AdvOeate.
Many people came to Kansas last
spring. had he fever ana. ague and Lave
almost repen.ed OF heir move W silva d
because Oh theii afIiictions Thos who
lave returned Eat ave ! rled wit.
surprise, that sections of tie eOuatry
which were seyer visited oy this disease
before. have suffered severely the past
season, and that 1t las been no worse i'll
Kansas than ti,rouo l,out the country
generally. The above item is only one
vi Hundred witch we Observe in oui
excilans es oi similar import.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Next Congress.

Congress- convened at Washington
Monday. As it is the first ses-
"a Of the 34th Congress, a Speaker
> 10 be elected in the House of Rep
tentstiyes. IL isprbable, constituted
Inc II ID ;e is, oh It considerable time
b be co i,umel before that body is
Eir or anized. In the mean lime the
|,,intmenIs of the President will be
I'D upon in the Senate. Should that
" re, ard fitness, OF the voice of lie
pie OF Kansas, Or the ry, the
D. Of VISA Sae.iaoa, if itappears
Eng tie lis of Nominations, will b.
lnimously effected. We are not VITA
hope that President Pierce will lave
% regard for his own self respect,
withhold name from that body
/ ch has become a stencil in the nos
of all men by his subservency to
! slave power. and his utter abandon
int of the principles which govern
Iaorable men.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Cor ufu1zoz AID uEEz
Law.

By authority vested insme a Chair
man Of the Exc u i've Commit at Kan
sas Territory. do hereby proclaim and
max. known,
Tha. the qualified voters of said Ter
riss will NEE. as the several preclac.s
Hereinafter mentioned. ua the Ism day
.. D.e-eanber, 4. D. 1855. AMI then AMI
there cast iheil ballots ior or agsinst the
Constiu ion framed By tie Convention
which met at Topeka OF the 23l day OF
0et,ber. 1856, in the f,iL,wins .orra :
Tiare iu favor voting ballot upon
witch - written nr printed CONSTirU-
TON. tluse against NO GoNoTIIU-
TON.
Att sane lime AMI Places they viii
cast their bsiioss approysal. or disapproy-
ing an article ia relation % GENERAL
BANKING LAW. framed By said Con-
ven iou. which articie Is suomitt.l rs a
distinct pr. sessision, to b. votei upon by
casting written or piiassd ballot. IN tbs:
following form: those. in favor vo inSs
GENERAL BANKING LAW, Yes.
these again GENERAL BANKING
Law, No.
liza majority OF the votes east shall be
in favor OF SAID arti..ls, then the same
shall lom partof tie Constitution
otherwise, it shall be Void, AMI form no
part thereof.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
ProcIama;.n

BLAck LAw>.-By aul .ority vested in
me Is & arm IN oi tie Exe,:u i've Conn
mi Zee . Kan as Ter itDrv. | do h. eby
proclaim s..at ste 4ui.itel eiecsors o.
>al,l Territory wi. u tie l5 i DAY "a
D-cembe5. a. ID. 1855 expr.ss her ap-
prevail or I.sapppossi 0. he Ia> ( of
laws by the Gy4e A emily p nviiias
for the exclusion o { e. ne.r,eS rom
the State of Kaasa In he ollpwing
mann r: by yo.ins u. the saii election a
written o. printed tirket lab lei ELK
Gu ion al Nesrpes and Mala toes. Yes
or No." these in favor 70 ing eyes. !"
and thos. gains mo-" Tue result oil
such vote u ope ATE Is ii true ions to
the 6r>t General Assembly upon that
subject. The saii vstes % be receive d
by the same ju yes. AMI the le,tion
conducted a provided in the pr.,clsma-
ton oE even daus herewith. in ref
creme. &, the Constitution ani General
Bs king Laws.
G ven an lar my land at the Office OF the
Exeeu i've Comm ttee o Ks,>a> Ter.
riu,ry. at T .peka tbs can day oI
Eovembec. a. D. 1856.
]. Il. LANE, Chairman.
]. &. Go0Dzs, Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
THANK giving.

In accordance with our su5 sesti1n, Il
will be observed that tie Executive
committee have appointed day OF public
thanksgiving and prayer throughout the
Territory. Let the people everywhere
observe it. That Providence who ha>
been so mindful of us, and who has over
ruled ever thing for The COOL of freedom,
is entitled to our gratitude and praise.
Lei it be ascribed to Him aud may the
day thus designated De consecraleel by
hailowed works; and remenh- red by
all christians as the tirsi in a long series
which will annually follow throus h many
generation, in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

Judgrs.
Wolf River Precinct. 81 the house d
NJ. Scarf Mr.. Scarf, Mr.. Uise, Mr..
Richardson, Judges. !
] itI, Senatorial District: Kickapoo
Pncincs, al some suitable house in Kick
apoa City: Dr.. NeCprnaas. DIR. zim-
norman, Mr.. Boyd. JUICES.
Porl William Precinrs. at the house Of
DR.. Hathaway DR.. Hathaway, Mr.. Oil
pfaat, Mr.. Fo.ter, Ju lges.
Mount Pleasant Precinct. q. the house
of u A. Potter; Mr. Riisway. B. IL
holt. H. A. PIT er. JUICES.
OeeBa Precinct. at the store OF Crosby
L Co.; Archibald EIiio., A. Lanirun,
S j. H. Snyder, JUICES.
A.chinson Precinct. at the house OF
Mr.. Bay: r. Mecubbins. Mr. bay,
Henry Williams. yu lgrs.
I2.h Sena ora. District; Learenwor:h
Precinct at tie Office OF Gardner i
Doll A lam Fisher, Thomas FL.
Doyle. Hile Hook. Ju iges
Ea>;on Precinct, az the house OF I.
A. Maynard; I. A. Maynard, o. ].
Clark, VIM Penn"ck Judges.
W,and5t Precinct at the Council
House in Wyantiot City !: Abelari
GuLhlie, o. J. Clark. Ebenezer Lane.
Judges.
The Executive Committee of Kansas
Territory is auto ize to appoint . Idi-
iional Precincts an judges therefor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
IssrRucri ~ 70 JuDaEs.


Sc Z. Tire thr Jul ses viii provide
for .a;h poll, ballot boxe for dep, ,siiiny
the ballots ia b. Eco ors-shall APP
point iwo Clerks. al! Of wilam slall be
sEprn vi afi med to discharge tie duties
OF their respe I'VE Office impar.ially
AMI vii, & ieIi y; and tie Ju,ises and
cteFk> shall i.aye poaur 10 administer
tie oath OF Animation to each o,her !;
ami he said Judges >l.al open said elec-
tian 4 8 o'cl.rk A. NJ. a. the place des-
iguated IN each precinct and close the
same at 6 o',.ioek P. N. In case any of
h.. officers appointed ISL to attend. the
officer OF officers In attendance shall
supply tl.eir places, AMI in the event of
all of them falling 10 a,'end, the quail
fed voters shall supply their places !;
and he >aid Judges shall make out du-
piica.e returns vi said election seal up
and transmit tie sane within en- days
o tie chairman of tie Executive
Coamittee one copy of wi.ica Is 10 be
hi! beinre the GENERAL Assembly Ii
al tie time Of ioldins sail election it
5 all b. inc,nvenient, from any cause
wnat-ver. TIA would us vi OF prevent
tie vo.ers OF any eiection precinct ii
lie Territory from tie Tree ani peae:e;s-
bic exerci oi tie elective E an mise. the
officers are hereby authorized t. a ilou II
said election into any otter precinct IN
the Ttiriory. aud 10 any other lay they
'uay see PDper. OF tie necessity oil
w,lc.l they .i.ali BE- the Exclusive jnd ses,
at vile, line and place the qua.lticI
vo,ers may cast their ballots.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

Mr.. Stephens Of Georgia. in reply 70
Mr. Mace of Ohio, when the Kansas
Nebraska bin was pending in Congress
declared that
eli the North. with double the popu-
lation of the S,uth, cannot send a many
emf grants TO Kama a gains slavery as
the South, wit, half the p"pula,ipn car
send to it in favor of the ins'itu. ion, then
the minority ought to aequie@ce."
The North took Mr.. Stephens at his
word. and have sent from FIVE To eli Int
settlers to the South's one, an now tI;ey
dexsgad that tie minority arquiesce. I"
Ii they wish u keep up running fire,
with such odds against them they can do
SO. but the longer the controversy is kept
open the worse will it be for Mis>ouri
and the slave States generally. Wrong
never gained anything by al aion. an 1
the longer this agitation is kept up the
fewer supporters will the friends OF sia-
very have to sustain them.
For the people OF Kansas We desire to
see this question of the freedom OF Kan
sas settled as soon as policy will admit.
For the success of anti-slavery meas
ures throughout the Union we would de-
sire to see tie question continue an open
one for several years. Gu only fears for
Kansas is that ani--lavery Representa-
tives in Congress will keep tie question
open for tie purpose of securing the next
President from the Republican party
The South, if they are a. wise ~ We
think they are. will hail with pleasure an
opportunity TO put down agitation in Con-
gress by endorsing our Constitution.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
The Little Clan. Again.

In our issue oil the 10TH, we Incident
ally adverted to the TACT that tie "Little
Giant Corn and Cob Mill'' sold in the
city by Mr. j. b. Chadwick. had again
received the award of first premium at
the late Slae Fair in Chicago. We
should do injustice to the merits OF this
important invention ii We failed to direci
our reaaers' particular t,sRiion To II,
Tor IL /, an article whicn We predict is
destined To ciea a gtea.er sensa Ion
among Farmers, s.o,k ,,ruwcr, an prac-
tical men generally, han Any sllni At IL
yention oil the day. r..e s.ml lelty oi
1t IS 50 EN-. Ire Ii,at any one "a. adjust aid
Sc, it in motion. w..ile tue Improvements
patented in July OF the present yea.
render it superior {, every mill OF the
sort with which We are acquainted. for
grinding ear corn, or grlSts from saeilei
corn. Inc pauentees claim tina. their
recen. patent will drive from the fell tie
sarlou. spurious limitations wlticl. uay'.
b EN- .atteiilag on tile lePu,at.on oi TIL.
Little GAM. LIS capacity WAS several
umes tested in presence of tiie wriser
during the late Fair. when the No 4,
with two horses attached. crushed one
bas.el oi corn and cob meal in three
minutes. The No. e. VIII one horse.
performs about half that amount IN the
same lens b OF time. We are informed
by Mr.. Caalwick that tile frs premium
has been awarded the Little Glini during
the present tall at The State Eai .. Ohio,
Michigan. Kentucky. Indiana and Ms
souri,. besides Illinois, as mentioned be-
fore.-S. Louis DsHc rat
Orders will be received Tor The above
mills at the Herald Of Freedom OF :,
and mills will be furnished immeiia ely
81 Kansas City. At s.. Louis prices. al
ding freish. and warehouse cha &c =
J. B ABsoTT. Esq, at B.anton. has one
of those mills in operation. q viii Be
seen BY his advertisement. lie IS also
authorized to receive orders.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
QrALIFIcArloS OF VorEs7.

SEC. 2 Every White male person, and
every civilized male Indian who has a.
iop:ed the habits oi tie wilt, man, Oh
tie age % twenty years AMI upward,
WHO snail be a The time Of Offering to
vote citizen of the Uni.ed Sta.e,; WHO
shall have resided, and lad his habi alton,
domicil, home, and pace of permanent
abode in Kansas Territory. far thirty
days next preceding IL election, shall
be deemed quail Ee,i elecior; provldel,
tliat no soldier, seaman or marine oi the
regular amy OF tl.e United SAFES. Shall
be entitled u vote.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Mail Routes Let.

We see it stated that the contract for
carrying mails, after the l>t OF January,
from Fort Leavenworth to Foit Riley
and from Westport, by the way of Law
renee and Topeka. 20 inlersect the above
line at Whitfield. has been assingeI Il
Frederick Emory. OF Leavenworth. S
B. Miles. of Pennsylva lia, has contract'
ior the great rou es to The Sac AMI Fox
Agency; ami from Oregon to Fort ker.
ney. The services on all OF those routes
are to be performed with coaches. Mr.
Miles is an old and experienced contract
or. These con,racs are for Two years.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01

?
Rpeder wa elected By :. mob" 1t IS
a fixed E.ct" tlat The entire Cabinet
will oppose Reeder's elec ION and admis-
sion a che dele ate from Kansas. JEFF
f.rson Davis swears it shall never be
done; Guthrie aud Cusl ins cry Amen
to Il at; D"bbil Gays title. aud Marcy
looks gIum but backs it up.-.aich. Free
DeRpYsf.
Ii CIV. REEDER was elected by q
.smob' F ank Pierre was elecael by
one. w earned sile lesson OF lso9af0r
sovereignty from 8 at same i,rce, and
We ave no ileaoi beins deprived OF its
aivan.ags-, when iseeaa serve Us good
purp pose. When Pierce va, labo.ilg
ualer tie impression t q tie people of
KaaSas were liz favor OF slavery he was
in iavor of his particu ar lobby; but 80
soon a, it was found Ll.as the eau e of
Freedom woaiI be the gamer BY those
mea ur-s, he calls The movement mobo-
cratic, aItiio' an election was never Con-
ducGed with more sr1er AM decorum.
Not a ma voted a. tue election on
tie oh o. October who was MT July
qualified a.cordiaS TO tie o-5anic act.
No iey"t auil.eiy l.al designated a
time Tor an elec ion. consequently The
people who desired to be repreSen.ei
IN Congress tix' | the ime them ,clves.
and es abli,lleI eer,ata rule, to be OBJ
served OH tie occasion, wuIc.i must
commend themselves 70 Cungre $. or
any per OH of common SENSE. On Tie
day thus liked, the ! PIE assembled
a. tie Dailos b,x AMI Cd i liesr u
f.age> for the lu.,u OF lae;r Choice
The resu..: A. II. RkEDER was elect
Ell our D-i.Gale Lei l.te Presi leiit
call that action of our pc pie mo5o-
cratic. ii he pleases; let JeiE. Dayie
swear and Marcy look "glum. -
If they desire; We have "certain ia
aliensble rights" and tkcJ have not
the power to deprive u o. lem.
We look % the action of Con, ess
with great confidence, and feel assured
TIA. Gov. REEDER will be admitted u
his seat. W. also have hope thai Tie
H~u-e OF Representatives will block
tie wheels of government. i. jus Ice
rai not b. Otherwise iuna u.
The idea tl:as ieice sroul proaounc
cur m .vements revolutionary, AMI sa,
t..al til' people, e.er;ion was goveine
BY NIB, and lie hoaeye-l worde w"es
re sp~s,As o. The afne1 desperadoes " i,
came lnso I'D lie 10 J Il yea aoo on
Missouri, toth possession Va ouf pJiiI
drove our se,tiera AWAY, o. Io.hp:.ieu
them 10 Vote ior their TO-, a. LEY u.
themselves or ws.o, ouo,e1 uen,ly, cam,
by thousands into tie ferri o1y ali,
elected a Legislature to enact laws 10
Us; and w:.o, at later period, came
over by .uaIfed,, AMI vo:eI ior Wal
iiell ou lie hrst day OF October last
Is tyxatlou> in tie ex ranie. PresI
| den f'itr.e kn,ws all these facts
yet l. siien alb III. them, aud designate;
our acss-Ll.e c.sol. dehDera!. anl quie
stct'o'i oi tire pcopse-ss a mesesael, :"
moi.
Casio Presiden. be in;peache,
or his lam .ul tr-a men: "a tho peopf
ol kllsa>. L. he IA violated To Ia =
lie -, iehb rateiy ~ 'eJ his oiiici'
losI ion. AHA eLuuiI be censured !. tx
ca.tnOt DC imptacse1.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Pious Reflections.

A worthy divine, in the vicinity oil
uliatta. in this Territory, being upon
ministerial visit to a neishboring set
lement. stopped at the house OF a friend.
|sai alter the usual ceremonies of meet
aS, commenced conversation upon
Die subject OF religio with the several
members of the household. Coming 10
an elderly person living with the lamily.
be felt desire to lead him 20 some seii-
Gus reflections upon the life to Come, !"
|award which, in the course OF nature,
be was seemingly fast harrying. After
|aquirins of the cid gentleman, his age.
Tie place of his former residence, DO,
scsiv.ng satisfactory replies. he intro
faeei tue sraser subject. by remarkins-
well. nay aged friend. | suppose you
re be ginning I, hink of a better coaa-
|fy ?" "Yesh." repIiel the old Ger
ala, Tor such he was. thinking shat
he revereai gentleman referred to su-
PFios iisiltural re slons. "Ilikss Penn
|glvlan aaI 0aio besser as ISL. Der
Territory ish good fer ak, and ish only
/. ;ee der d., Kaws." Il was clearly
|'riieas. that The old ge;leman was not in
he veia f,r pioas reflections. AID tie
hrther consideration of the subjesl wa
ae'erred FOR more seasonable opporta-
|tity.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Stimulus TO Education.

The people oi Connecticut lave re-
Gently alopied an amendment 10 their
State Cons u5ion prohibiting al person
from tie right a. age WHO aie i
already inve tie with that right, nh.
.onnot rad. W were il hopes OF see
ing sue. feature in tie Con, Tuition OF
Kansas as we are confiden@ it would
nave b en- great stimulus to our edura-
,ional interests.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Claim Notice.

THIS = "a no ifv #li pers ms Tters. in 20
| eating III Ind IN float resentiy laid 10y c.
K b son hat .ai.i aost covers isr"c p.'I ion
oe nv elGiiu- ii being laid willr ut my know.-
eict or .ons-lit. P etc .g-iIs- it. and N.sIn
all crsonS agIn. purchasing or iHs';ing inn
prov IN y l. ~ >a.l elainI. took tie claim iiii-
N .,.iat-.v 5itr the ratification OF tn. Gcs.iy
with the III li.n> or ,.gri Il tuTal puip.'> =. En
shall pr-empt the saiae- ~ witiiSta:d.n: iri-
,lroyeIren already nl.t,ie or thit NAV i,e here
aise, mai. h. th' rs. T. fULLEi.
Lu,sstnge Il. 4. No II. %. 4