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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-01

6TGov Wright has named his twin boys
kentucky and Indiana. The country is now
safe. The North and South are united. The
Democracy should inscribe on their banner a
pair OF twins, holding Kentucky and Indiana
by the noses, and making them kiss, with
Gov. Wright rubbing his hands in the dis
lance and delivering lecture on agriculture
and the home productions of the Hooser
State. $685.
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RTWe are gratifed to learn our article
yesterday on Liquor Law violations kicked
up little commotion, both among the yiolators
OF the law, and among temperance men. We
have stated the facts, and thrown out the pro-
per hints, and now leave the subject with those
who may feel more directly interested. r
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TAVERN FOIs SALE,

IN GRANVILLE ILLIN
vWNHE very desirable Stand the EAGLE
HOUSE together with all the Furniture AID fixtures
he'd for sale the advants
The dwelling has q bar two parers
spacious Kitchen in the story and
chambers the upper all conveniently arranged
large and dous Stable be obtained the
sale known any upon inquiry
Proprietor 1 r5.ts noV1-4tw
pROOMs.-fa DOZEN fancy Brooms; Is do Qeng straw
MD Shaker BroomE. foTsale ~ =. -
SctH &its- sa d. REINAEN.
RI z 4 seEs
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WEEKLY JoURNAL.--Copies of the Weekly
Journal in wrappers, issued to-day and con-
tanning the series of articles on the Improve
ments of Evansville, and great variety of
other reading matter, can be obtained hy an
plieation, at the office
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-01

HAUBsTADT.-To accommodate those who
are preparing to improve their lots at Haub-
stadt the proprietor will convey all building
materials which may be left at the Railroad
Depot by Monday next to Haubstadt--5free Of
charge,
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WHEAT.-There has been quite wheat ex-
element in the city the last few days. Yes
to-day, 81 40 was being freely offered. This
we believe is higher price than was ever be-
fore offered for wheat this time of year here
City Mills Flour was selling at 81 so yester-
day at wholesale.
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Tba ola Line Victory In pennsylvania.

Our sage friend of the New Albany Tribune
is very correct in thinking the Old Line VIC
tory in Pennsylvania is no great shakes after
all, notwithstanding the immense deal of gas
expended over it. The official retGrns, which
he finds in the Harrisburg Telegraph Of the
oath inst, show the following state of facts as
to the vote of Canal Commissioner, The only
st to officer elected;
Nicholson (Fusion,) 1915
Scattering, 14,251
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1915
14,251
1896
1881
Plumer (Old Line,)
Majority against Plumer

Majority against Plumer 2,715
The aggregate falling off from the vote of
last year is 45, 1872, while the loss on the Dem
ocratic ticket is but s, 72O. This is pretty con-
elusive to our mind that the entire Democratic
strength was very nearly poiled at the late
election, and that with full vote out they
would be largely in the minority.
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WELL H. WALKER, City Clerk.

nrrWhat has become of the News and
v'ncennes? We have not seen a
~ ''.- &c the Gazette
copy of either for some time, has -
absorbed them?
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUITASINSTRuGTION.

MISS HARRIET HALL is prepared to instruct young
ltk ladies snd Misses gentlemen in playing the Guitar
would be happy to receive few pups she brings the
testamonias this Instrument and
her will be found reasonable She can beesn at
the City Hotel, where terms. sc. will be made known.
noYl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2s
Meets at their Hall Water
Office the first and third Saturdays Of
month ott25d6w
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OF We were attending to almost every
thing else yesterday in the way ofbusiness but
writing We are compelled to ask the patience
of advertisers. We are 'tshort of hands" at
present, as well as of heads. Some advertise
ments have necessarily been laid over.
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1855.
Henry Stinsoa.
Harvey L. Galloway and
Nancy Galloway.
against .
Elida Duty. fbiu 10 Qzise Iiees
Moses Duty,
Garriek NJ AthertoA,
Benson T. Anterior.
and Ruth A. Atherton. =, .
BY fled in the court aforesaid that
the in the above cause are necessary
relationto real estate and that the
defendant Garriek NJ Anterior is not resident of the
State of Indiana motion of A L. Robinson. Esq 1t be-
ordered aforesaid that the Cek of the said
court notice of the pendeney of above action
Vile Journal. TIE pendsrey the sboxa entitled
action is the .efore given ssd Garrick NJ AtherOn and
that the will stand for trial at the YAM
derburrh Circuit Court be begun and held at the Court
House lie city CT the Sd Monday in April
A. d. 1885. JACOB LUNKENNHElMER, Clerk.
WHERLgR ROBINSON. Att,Ys for PINE. lDovf-3w
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STATE OF INDIANA.

appearing by ada-t hled the OF ;s Of the Clerk Of
the aforesaid. Gad plaintiffs have catss
Of action against se defendsn and that the
Hogan Stewart Jane Stewart Hogan Whetstone Richard
Carlisle arlisle residents of the
State of Indiana and on motion of A L. Robinson Esq
being ordered by the that the Clerk give notice
pendeney of said action to said by
publication in the Evansville JouTn notice of the
the entitled action is therefore given the said
aud that the will stand for trial at the next
pr Term 1885, of the yanderburgh Circuit Court be
begun held at the Court House the city Of Evansv le
the Sd Monday in April. 1886. -
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. Clerk.
WMnn En- SAF RoRIssos Aty. for Pphs. sw
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sF vana. SF 1HR' eonn;.y,I So.
In Circuit October Term, a. d.
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RHEoTxRE
TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM
OPP OSITE THE POS TOFFI e.
HAVING made entire change in my mammoth Sky
Light, by which stabbed 10 take much hner pie
tes than heretofore that pared to take pic
IA the West. - 49,
Il also associated with for short time Mr.. J.
walnsbygt IL 5fsrstor many years experience By
which arrargeeht both always be foEnG
ut ths rooms. ready to take pictures.
So Remember the place Opposite the Post Once.
N B. We also prepared aud take hkenessef
of corp'es at short.ss notice.
oet20tf W. w. T1LESTOE.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

kRDERED that the of1ot No-Zl Up Be-
~ argement PlankSideW ak be placed along the
front of said Lot aIs along the oe
street extending the width depth 81
said Lot within the publication Of this order
and in default thereof Marshal erectd TO peror
said work and the and acernipg thereby ha
be assessed and COLLECTED BY sale Of said Lot or much
thereof as will satisfy said lien and cosN.
By order of the Common Counc Gil.
oc:261Int WELL II. WALKER. Clerk.
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CnRPORATEON NOTICE.

ORDERED that the Lots lying or or
~ dining owing City of Evansville
yiz The Alley in the Of lots 81 &C. g and ~ Upper
EnIargement-Alleyi in the Nos. 49,
Is. 49, aud Old Plan City AL
Block East Enlargement Alleys be
filled with the City grads. within
after the publication of this notice
Of the Marshal directed and said work done
and the and acerqing thereby win be Assessed
and collected by sale OF said Lots living said Alleys
much Of the will satisfy said lien and
oct27dlots WELL. II WALKER CLERK.
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, II It L 9 Z "a ia
list LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Evansv flle, Ind
IL Nov. LIST 1855.
TPPersonH callingfor those letters will please sa
A dvertised," and give date of List.
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE.

ARDERED, q at the owners of the following LOTS yin;
" Lots Mes 81 go OF aud 3d. Upper EElargement. Sox
Nos IS 4. and g. in Block 3D. East Eniaraemeft Of
tAe City Granville the be filed
correspond with the City grade within ten days alter the pub
LEGATION Of this aud in default thereof the Marshal IL
directed said work and the and expenses
cruiug thereby will andcofeced by
Lots much will satisfy said len aha ess
octz7dIot WELL n. WALLER. Clerk
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ATTENTION FARMERS.
5000 Ass'd Fruit Trees for SaIes
THE subscriber has his this vicinity good
assortment of Fear Trees cDnsistng Apples Cherre
Pesrs. Plums Peaches. ETC.. 3etcs. -. e
For percuiars. aAF my resdxree Walnut st..
tEeeH Second and Third sts.
oct25- lwd1mw* PHILIP HOFFMAN.
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BOHrd OF UIrecIOrs.
s. 81 H. a snr BIB Loring. Jacob g. Wells
]. +. Ubray. s. F. Covington. j. w. Talbot
W. 7. Pate. WIN. H. Powell. George Gillespie
B. J. HATHAWAY. Sec'y. s. HATHAWAY, Pres,t
The stock Of both these Companies Is their
business managed by citizens of hs Ste and their
ratens are confined exclusively to the State of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and Merchandise also on the
cargoes Of Flatbsas aud Steamboats, equitable
premium by II. C. GRATHMEY,
eete'-f,n Agent
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HAVE THE ONLY COMPLETE
oN51a ASSORTMENT of Brass Instruments fsunt
Ial.skE in the city. consisting Of tei A7-f4s-
&s4J8 Sax Horns. plain;
ER Sax Horns. German Silver Tips.
Sax Horns. with Rotary Valves; =.
Coronets. Trumpets. Trombones. Ophiciides. .
Orders promptly filed and great
of instruments. W. +. COLBuE[rH
Piano and Meiodeoi Dealer, ~
oct5 70 West Fourth st,eet. Cinsin naki. d.
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Mr.. WISE on HARD SHELLS, SoFr SHELLS
AND HALF SHELLs-A MosT LEARNED ExpLA-
NAT1oN.-Hon. H. A. Wise of Va, electrified
the hard shells at their late Metropolitan ratif-
cation with long, enthusiastic letter on demo-
cratic principles, recognizing the hards and
their Syracuse platform, as embodying the gen
uine principles ofthe true democratic faith. But
the gem ofthis long and ecstatic letterisa learn
ed description of the mutations Of the crab from
the hard shell to the soft, and vice versa. Read
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NO b55J
Notice OF withdrawal of certain Lands In
wisconsin.

M HEHEAs in joint resolution Congress
ued "A resolution explanatory Of passed August third
eighteen huhasea and h iour approved March 3 1885, relating
70 Wisconsin, which
laige sad rtant ffo three President
~ the Uned States has, by his order
March un directed thR certain townships situate the GrA
Wscohs ON each side Of the Portage and The foz
aud The lakes through which passes, neuding lands
fore Withdrawn and withheld for sd shall Withdrawn
from rae o entry for whatever until orders
NorIcf therefore hereby that said
mailer deenoed have ibis day been Withdrew o sale eay
accordingly, 10 wit:
IN The district lands subject 10 sale a, MssAsuA;
North Of The base line and Of the fourth principal
Township ", the len Wisconsin ver
ships - and Ia, OF range 0.
townships l2, 10, aud Ia, OF range TO-
Township IA,
Townships II, IS, 6, IL, and 10, OF range i2.
Townships IS, ID, IL, and ls, OF range 10.
Townships IL, Is, and 10, of Ia
Townships ~, le, 10, and 20, range rs.
iowBships is, l6, ~, 10, 10, 20 and 81 OF l6.
Townships 70, 49, ~ 10, 10, 20, 81, anJ ~, of ~.
Townships IS, l6, y, 10, 20, ~, and ~, OF range s
Townships 49, H. 15 49, 20, II, a. and 80, range 10.
Townships 81, %, 70, and "a, Of range ~.
Tawnslips y, ~, and "a, OF range "a.
the district Of lands subject MINERAL Pofsr
North Of e base line, and Of the fourth principal neiaiam.
OF rangee
Sorth Of he base line and Of fourth preipa mean
Townships Is and 10, of range
townships Is and 6, of range
Townships IS and 49, of range TO-
Townships Is, l6, and H. of IL.
Given under hand, General Laud Office
Washington, this third day Of April A, d. 1885.
By order of the Presidents -
Commissioner OF the General Land Onhce
April 4-2aw6w lint and STAR
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mo. 534.

NO Oo4-
NOTICE c adjustment II additional land
In disnici in the State aliornia.
Whereas under the Congress- approved
March 8 ls53 entitled An provide the the
public lands in the President OF the United States
authorized at such time times in his judgment the public
lerest m mper lively o
vide State California three land district
which districts established said by public
California the
the and the public establishment of the
districts authorized by the of the Sd March, 1853 afoe
sad
New, therefore, be known, under and by authority of The
Congress Sd March, 1883 the President of the United
States directed that the State of California shall be divided into
three land Districts the boundaries of which follows
viz:
All that of the state commencing on The Pacific coast lying
the townships and eight ( and y north
Mount Dabe base line thence running sd line the
townships line
said line between townships three and four the
boundary of the State will form the UrrER pIsrEIcT The land
office for which has been established at MarysuiAc.
All the described
north of the line dividing townships and
south, fifth standard south will the MIDDLE DIsTRoT'
Office for which Bend all that of The State lying
othe fifth standard parallel the LOWER DIsTRcT here
oganzed the office Tor which established at Los dnge
and in view Of the said direction of the President OF the United
of Congress aforesaid The boundaries
districts respectively.
Given under hand at the city washington this ninth day
April A. D. 1855 .a@
By order of the President: JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April II -1awl3w lint & Star
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Congress 81 March, 1882 entitled An
extend peempon rights certain settlers therein
extended
toned alternate odd numbered sections within six miles each
where
and paid
dollars and hhy before the day fixed
public approved 9Th March, 1854, emit
tied An for the relief of settlers lands reserved for railroad
settled improved the ahoveAamed
secans prior of uhdraraI pre-
empons ordinary minimum of hr public lands
dollar
paid before the day liked for the public ae Therefore
entitled of of the
mentioned, within six miles
road under hs OF 81 March, 1885, above
4h February lS53
e dale Of alosment under the act Of 2h March,
of the original withdrawal Of
the from Market likewise entitled 10
March, 1854 lands
directed the 10Th
day required establish satsnc
payment therefor the price fixed by law practicable
seeing appointed the
lands embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
0~" = IA " JOHN WILSON, @'a
E##- Commissioner the General Land Office.
Feb 9-lawl3w Tint. aud Starl
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Washington Aqueduct.
ovnoE or rnE wAsnlsoros AeuEpueT,

oTuCE WksHlsGToN AquEDuoT,
Washington March y la55.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation and bes
dams, tunnels, other Washington aqueduct
fToposhs received the h May will be opened
that day.
Aal prohos aud specifications oflhe work will be ready
aminaion on aud after the 2otl day Of April next.
Proposals viii be received work particular cuvers,
b,idges &c. sc described plans and specifications
Portions only OF the be completed the
present appropriation but all for unfinished work viii
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
the work to be done and
Of under each each and IN
Of tho appropriation not holding sufficiently decide when aud
what works shall be stepped unti funds become available
funds, the reserved will paid judgment Of
e enghee the work has been properly executed so far has
Payments will be specie checks The United sia
the monthly estimates of the 10
cents and IL will be don Of all contracts that the work
All bids should be sealed aud endorsed Proposals work
the Washington Aqueduer."
The United reject all the bids
should they be deemed make such
considered conducive of The
work.
Every offer be accompanied by written signed by
responsible ihe effect that hr they under
take that The bidder bidders m his their bid
enter into obligation, within days, with COED and sufficient
securities for The completion undertaken said
To be accompanied by the certificate OF the United States district
United district officer
the general individual known the Engineer De
partmen OF War; that the able make good their
Bids be opened presence 0 bidders any
choose 10 be present
M O. MEIGS,
Capt. of Engineers, 10 chaIgr.
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Ivpoued traeeIuo,tani changes Of hed
nle.
TpHE completion between
L ing Columbus, uniting, does a
Ine Baltimore Ohio railroad tb all West
(and North Southwes this greatly increased ad
vantages through direction
day, November 81 1854, the trains viii b. follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will in each direction. First the mall
Iain leaving Camden station instead Of O'Clock,
heretofore except Sundayl and arriving Wheeling
Second; the leaving 5, instead off,
heretofore, and running through Wheeling in about IL
hours, reaching there al 10 70 This train will Wash
burg Sir Johns Rnn Cumberland Piedmont Rowiesbug, New
burg Feuenan Farmingon Cameon aud Moundsve only for
regular connection with the OF the Central Ohio road for Cam
bridge, Zaneve Newark Columbus Cincnnat Louisville Day
Sandusky Toledo Detroit Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis,
Passengers leaving Baltimore BY the mail train will reach GIN
dinner while by The they
there n the night being kept but night the route by
e .N
Passengers Northwest
make direct with the CIege
land and Pburg railroad all times when the Ohio navgnbe
between Wheeling and Wve by leaving Baltimore
in the mail train at Z, n. ...
Returning, The Wheeling follows The express
uain al 80 reaching Baltimore at 50 m; the mail train
NJ Ill IS p reaching Baltimore al ],
Through tickets by boat Wheeling for Cincinnati Madsnn
Lousvc ST Louis and other cies will be sold at all times
when the stage of water will admit
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington, and all the
and the West sold the ticket Offices
Of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail an leaving Camden station viii take passengers Tor
places road Returning this train
Wheeling II AS midnight Cumberland 10 Is, and
rves AT Baltimore at Z, m.
The Frederick Frederick and
date places will daily Except Suoday arriving
in Frederick at 1 Returning will leave Frederick at .,
arriving at Baltimore AT II 30 noon
TIE Eentis Mills accommodation will be daily, (excep
Snndays) as follows:
Leave Camden Station at g. a M, and 3, p. m
Leave Eiicous Mills at 7 30 a. m, and 80, p. n.
Dec l4--dU
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pursuance % law FRANKLIN PIERCE, President
hai public viii land oes AZ aususrA ia iRs
- % commencing on Monday the trsat ri da
paris q ions @ land bearing odd miles
The suites of Mssrssurr subject 20 the double min
@ as e 81 5 ~ e as' & sss y PEI s provided
price ~ he ae, Of an Aasa. 1854 which
sos but subsequently, withdraw una further pro
ss sssns date s naso. % sss ~ sy sas notice No
ect 20 private sn,r at the date Of said Withdrawal
September issf situated In the aforementioned townships
Township four, Of range thirteen
Townships lree Jour, De aud sir OF fourteen.
ToWnsn rss six and Of range ns
Townships fps, siI and sspen, Of range seventeen.
Notice also hereby given al the lands
MOI since restored 10 private above stated which win be
70 enr al ons dollar aud wen nve GEMS per acre. or ~
the graduation Of AN august, 1854 The following
day Of March NEXT 10 wit
subject al
North Of the base tne and o the Caoeta,e meridian.
Townships three, FOUR fire. SIX and Of twelve
Townsh,p three four aye sir and seesn q range thirteen
Township sepen, OF range afecs.
townships ,se jour vs sr and ese Of range seventeen
Townships hree four, p and Of eighteen.
In the d-ct of lands subject Draoro ALABAsA
Nrt Of the base line, and et Of the principal merdian
Townships ,brteen fourteen een sixteen seventeen,
Townships thirteen fourteen een ztsen sereneen
three
Townships thirteen, fourteen, ee irten and seventeen
four
Townships thirteen fourieen of range hve
The townships herein
the limits of fifteen miles OF said
those Italics partly within said limits
mated tue diagrams which viii furnished
district Offices BY the Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The lands will be Sold subject TO the rig Of granted by the
Goth September, $780, the aforesaid
exceeding
the of land which include will be sold
containing the quantities respectively shown by the official
The sections viii be offered the public sale in the order IN
which advertised; the sale will be u
admit Of offering all the lands, but exceeding
weeks and applications make of the lands
offered public under this proclamation will be
until after the close Of the weeks.
Given under hand, the OF ashinglon this
day of February, Ammo Domn thousand eight hundred
fifty hve.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidents
John WILSON,
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stopping southampton both going and returning they Offer
London and avre advantages
other route for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from Nep Pork to Southampton and Bremen
cabin saoou $3.50 FIRST cabin, lower saloon, SIlo
second do, $50
All newspapers through the post Office
No bills OF iading will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10
q. III. SAND III South William ST., N.
q, Al HENEKEN a Co., Bremen.
CEoskEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIN, Havre.
Mar 6-dy
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John sNIDER, former oldesabllshed
of Jacob Snder U No 70 Walnut street, four doors
below Fourth street. where viii be supplied with wines
and liquors the most accommodating terms,
sNtDER OF foreign wines,
IS Walnut street where he prepared TO receive orders
special o various house. nv h
single dozen and upwads and also Hooits
Vaughan snder the Of his friends and
former
All wines delivered Washington city by "Adans EEw ss
free OF freight.
June e-aly
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New Postage ACt-NOtice to the Public and
Instructions to PGstmasters.

Office hereby siven that agreeaby Congress ap
IN March g. 1885, the following of be
Charged and after The first day of prl neut in lieu Of those
established to wit
mall between places
exceeding three
miles, for distance exceeding thousand
miles, ten cents,
and said first day Of April prepayment letters
such foreign
of official business. The rankng
privilege remains unchanged.
day OF January eighteen hundred
required place postage stamps all
letters which such not have been placed
by the writers.
BY the Postmaster General
the registration valuable
This provision Of the law will be carried into effect
therefor will issued
necessary blanks be prepared aud distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March ., 1885