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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

sumper Hats for the Promenade, Travel
Ing fishing, CUNNING, &c.-rhs town is In progress Of
dertion The watering places and Summer resorts in
the rural districts are just now, far attractive
than tho heat enveoped city and every and steam
boat that leaves H. carries away hundreds Of delighted
remember one necessity not leave without straw
hat. In the car, steamboat, fishing, sadooat and
yacht, is the indispensable article The Rocky Noun
lain beaver, delightful and popular head covering it
u, Is out Of place in the country Its beauty will be
in trip the water and fish scales are
not gratifying additions to well dressed ssntsman's
costume Remember this and do not forget the straw
hat. Knox has extensive variety Of them at his
sassreom the corner OF Broadway and Fulton st ~
Broad brims marrow Drims, high crowns low crowns,
hDe straws and straws Panamas, feghorns and
caps at all prices be found at either place. and
advice every body who Intends to taste the sweets of
rural life this summer, to prepare for it BY calling on
hin
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HollOway's Ofutme nt.-D0n't Have Sore
bressts sore hea1s don't have salt rheum, or any
skin disease. Use this valuable ointment, and limb
need be amputated unless the bone bs destroyed Sold
at the manufactures, 80 Maiden lane, N. Y and 244
Strand, London and BY all druggists, At 26 cents,
cents and 81 not,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

10 Observation-Disclosures Or Congress Wa
M..We av reliably Sformsd that mineral wstsrs, un-
der the name Of Saratoga" water, and salts under
| the Of "Sarstoga" salts, are exten'ively im-
yaed upon the public the Southern and
think they are purchasing g Congress" water, "a;
whereas At Saratoga there are waters OF ali
hads, from Congress- Down to ditch water; and
The articles imposed in this msnnsr on tae
Dubkc entirely worthless, and often danger
sus TO persons desiring tbs effect Of Congress wa
u,sy different io that Of the gen ans Congress stsr
iisqusDtly producing srpng pains, vertigo &C.. some
hAes resulting In serious permanent dii suites, by
vsakenpg the digestive pewers. destroying the tone Of
Tie stomach and DO wells, and often renderiog : mid
ess Of oyspeps incurabeths effect being In no Wise
hsrest from that produced By saline cashartcs DIS.
suces neither gripping Injurious effect In any case,
however dsbitated the patient may BE-. It being tonc,
known, ID the spriug which during sixty three years
pat has built up the reputation OF s.r.tosa Jet some
have confounced the nAus Of the sprng With that OF
e fost worthless arti:'es upon the Puolic on
Tie strength OF the reputation obtained By the
Aas inaics.d apcn the paoio ana Ourselves Is double
for taxing these spurious articles And hndog either
% elect or injurious effects from tnslr use Ia
sSs refuse the genuine Congress water supposng that
they have slready tried It, It ia MT sufi:ien gaar
sMs Of ts Commences that It is in bottles and boxes
Nsring psmss, the old bottles and boxes
sdiy bought up by countersrsrs for the purpose Of
6ng them with their vAlueess article and selliog ii
Congress or Saratoga water; Buy only Of those you
oAn Sciy on-COngross Ws1sf Aoo mons oeuot-.un 70
certain that the cork branded Is the cork Of every
water &w."--n without those words, 1t Ia value
k@, dangerous counterfeit As TO the compounds
called Saratoga powders, Saratoga salts, SO they
not only valusless but njur not possessing
The virtues of the common ssidlitz powders Of the
lhops That Ia impossibe TO form Congress water
S6saly We have tho authority Of the cslsbratsd che
mist, Sir Humphrey Davy, follows;-"Its impossible
= rsecmbns the ingredients 80 - TO make an article
asausl quality, the effects OF which will be the same
u the natural water " By ordering from direct,
enclosing draft for the mount ordered you have
safely forwarded TO any part Of the world. We
tsate caution to buy the genuine Congress- wAtsr
@y, Of reliable persons and to examine the lettering
II Ne cork brand. CLARKE WHITE.
Congress Spring. Saratoga Syringe and No Is Thames
street, New York City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

IF WILLIAM BROWN, NOVA SCo1AN, WILL GALL
at No Aston place. he viii hear OF portant news
from homo. When Last heard from was In Harlem.
q. X G. NASH,
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IF ROBERT LLOYD, WHO FORMERLY LIVED WITH
DR. Hough, OF Essex, Con necticut IL In the city and
will ca at llo Broad street, he viii hear Of something
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Personal.

III A. H-YOU WILL FIND IN THE BOSTON POST
H. Office letters requiring your immsdiats attsu-
ton nd Jour mt address to at once aud
trouble by attending to this. HENRY.
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YyNo LtT-T MODERATE REkr, THE THREE srOl
i ny dwelling 40 H.dsoa street Tex sep. sLss, ArG
floor contains eight rooms and Ia In gooi order. n
house Ia In gsntsei iopsDn within two bocis VI u
JOINS square, coss 70 Eigoth ani sixth rail-
roads and two stsgs iinss. Apply 70 JAMES PRICE, Of
nee 200 Hud,o u street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN
"A desires situation, arst csss mea. and pastry
cook; understands her duty In all Its branches; ha
hvsd with Of the highest families Please apply at
al Bowery. No objection 70 ths country.
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sHE LIQUOR aUEsIos.
II AyISG sEIS NY NAME rsED ~ tHg CARSON
III League rvport n stiffness 10 hsfasy eHay Il
bAyipY teen put there vita my consent sie1gs
having no connection with that or6sr b.isy dsa42 raj
jas. POIHEMUs, Constable Of ne -enty ORE. rari
sOO CASH or SUPERIOR CLARgf, FHOg o.
s)OO fbottlss rsturpsdl %; Loa3o7 Aai pgtln
porter, seetch sss, brandss, vinss, ran, tchl<lAm
pps Loncon cordial gin backbery bfanfy, -tta
brandy for pr.servlnz aud ali other ngorrf aqa orr,
scg.rs &e, for sale By UhDEhfiiL HATTff.oOr,
40 Eroorns street
n ,HAsPAGNE WINE -FLgUR D. TiItRY 1873.
\ from tbs boa.e IL Blanc Ontoln- 5liery no
bass.ts qusats, 100 hall bAsksis piatt-tl pat sgrA
bssle.. FOR sale ~ = y. LykC 90
30 and ~ Maldsa i.r-.
(,LAaTr yfNF-Is CArfF HOGsHEADs AID H4IF
~ hhds LOO nhds vsry superior r.. FS1;hs ltyr.
ssau1 eiArst 800 casss Is. Julien AMI Ghsis4s MAJ
gasr elare, 100 half essss - Jallsn eiarst al Ia oon.
For AL. By l. " SIMEON A HosH, ~ Beaver street
slTISTg Asp BgAsDffs Is BOyD.- CsDER Gre
w tom Houss loeb, in the original pAeAax-s, traa-
dies VINES gins, elarsis. ehsngAsoss Re-, A.. Rsa-
Giles In eighth casks quarter cssas spd half sS<s gsr
.ais ~ ~ ". ~Iaf's0S A rOSr. 10 barsf ~
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THE TURF.

NEW Y0RB, JULY 20, 1s55-HAviSG SEEN A
IN notice 10 the Herald that Mr. Whelplsy waited 10
trot bis STALLION William Tell sgsinst stallion, viii
trot the stallion John Ferris against william Tell, any
race that may In harness wagons ami Mr..
wbepiey the time 70 start, for one thousand
dollars aside, for much as he plesses or
other stallion In the world. Apply 10
SAMUEL TRUEsDffL iT2 Mercer street.
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RESPECrA BILE Young WOMAN WANTS TO GO TO
IA Europe or Californs ~ stswArdess, or would wait
lady and her children and would give her services
com pensation for her passage. Address Mrs NJ NJ ,
2S7 Both IT., between 9th and 10Th avenues, for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

INNGLlSH WAITER WANTED AN ENGLISH WAFER
~ wanted who understands his busnes ~ thoroughly
and can well recommended None need apply or.
esPta first rate one, and who can bring tho best Of
reference from his Last employer. Apply NJ No. lo4
Pearl street. back Office, up stairs, between and 10
O'Clock, A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

ITO LET FINE APARTMENTS CONSISTING OF
Il many rooms, newly decorated, situated II he
house No. 81 White street Inquire In tho said baiiS
Ing.
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TTNioN COURSE, LONG IsIAND-rRo1rlSG.-o s
u Tuesday. July "a, at O'Clock, r. NJ, match
for 5000 mile heats best three In Ave, 70 Wagons
j Ds,iels names b. T. Hard Road ID Pinsr names o. g.
Major Rogers SHAW WHITE, Propretors.
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WASIEp-BY A RESpfCrABiE GERMAN eIat
w with excellent references, aituauoa :. l.sy5,,
maid or teams,ress address 257 William st 5.,ve.a
Dusre and Pearl ats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

VLTASTED--A WOMAN THAT UNDERSTANDS MAX
w ing al kinds Of pastry and tea cakes. Apply store
room, Ct Nicholas Hotel
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nRUG CLERK wASrED.--A YOUNG NAN, ABOUT
IL 10 or - years Of age; ons that IL COMPETENT to
assist in compromising prescriptions; . Germ an speak.
ing English auenty and nndsrsan ng the English pre-
scrpton bushes preferred Apply At 98 BAyard street.
immeo lately.
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ITO fLI-AT A GRE n SAckifICE-FART or A FIRST
i class house, with mndern improve nsntz, n WI.
hamburg fourth house s.oye S~vsoth street. In D1v
sion Back basement sith range pAYior, Al
Of second door room tnird nooF rent tlso. WIN
We rented for s1ot; part all OF ths furniture
which new, viii be soid for third less vAus
Apply the premises.
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TITO TuRFMIN OF NEW YORK, CITY AND
i county Of New York 1.--E Parker Of said city be-
ing duly says, That the 18th day Of july 1867
be met Mr.. r. Trundy At his odlcs In New York, Ia
rest to the late trotnDg match between ''sontax"
aud Flora Temple on Union Course Long Island, July
o. 1850 and At such interview II agreed that Mr..
Trundy and deponent should meet At O'CLOCK, y. ",
OF the 18th July 1865, At the Office Of J. Perry 81
Liberty seet for the purpose Of byssbsstng tbs basi
meas al raid race Deponent with his fren3s attended
At the time and phase; Mr. Truniy failed TO appear,
which forever settles this disputed question
4. PARKER
sworn before me this 10Th day Of July, 1916, EDwrs
Cnury commfa.Ioner of Ueeas.
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- - Nsfsey ~ osyet . toessits,s 1880 -
psfA AL Ast~ft rssksf Jps " or frsf hevh ~
sara I'll " ssv~n lsfi q, "a. q. s.ss Hsnas
~ n GtaDsgt
n OILY GyNG ftCS oDxtTG - HhEs AND
IL faxiAe, thfoash Pssas sDs Hsofr, " ~ss sirssts
cgsss y0esst, s9tb tofss tas, tee'sh 40 e~'~~ss "
arA aif siss ~ s.sf .slst p.as ~ asass aay
psfsxB fststHlng 80 $3.50 - tsfhkfsss A~a@r ia
nsnfy ,usst rm fselfs ssitsass rsw1rs as9 th1
,tAAnss u ths -ssf 90 y 80 Esi.
n Cs--nN grfDAY sp9slNO, a HDcxrss MID
Il -. Wf4stsf - f.fap " ~ - GfxAs a. -. - q
ThsIs. - s<sfss 80 esfs's fswsrs
Y OTIS JlgEY CITY, nay ~. At . osCIOcx
Il - go yssfs sns srs rDonsss ,H Nss.
srsF tffaF sm ~ ~ psfsnt., ty ff-n stss~i
gsrSy Cfy, ID "a hbsrsny fsssf1~1 ssa tkss
tkanAN
C,rAsTfD IRON rHy Hln.o1.f1R o. Yis syss
- bE - M@ s1a, assss ~yf.i htsss. ssprt vi So
90 fefshtef, ~th ~3sr Asy iafgr@at~n - -
$3.50. - 4@-.Fk@ 49, F..As4 s-< - - -
frissLsks1 HfsIkp, . CO fE..t - ~ =.
sS~St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ New York cautioned against paying any sums
Of money duo the Charleston City Directory for aAver
who the only persons authorized TO collect dues
the work
JAMES, WILLIAMS 4 GIrsINGER. Charleston. {. c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19

New York, May a. The steamer Illinois
from California, arrived at this port yester-
day. She brings 81 ,ll5,3S in gold The
main features Of her news were anticipated
by the Empire City at New Orleans.
1t was thought that the Golden Age,
which finally stranded on a smooth bed of
sand would be got off without an entire
loss.
The California Legislature was to adjourn
on the 30th Of April. A stringent law
against gambling was one fthe most impor-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19
4 Just Defence.

The Chicago Tribune, generally on the
wrong side, for once, deserves the praise Of
being honest We copy the following de-
fence Of Mr.. Cook, our distinguished Sena.
tor, from its columns, against vile attack
upon him by the Chicago Dcmocrat:> i
The Chicago Democrat of the llth con.
tains paragraph in which, adopting a
style usual to that sheet, Senator Cook Of
Ottawa is accused Of selling himself to Gov
Matteson, in consideration Of the Attorney
ship in the suiis instituted by the Governor,
against the securities of Wadsworth 4 Shell.
don, Agents of the State. The Democrat
ntimates that his votes in the Senate are
hereafter to he influenced by the cause that
we have mentioned Senator Cook needs
no defence from such an accusation His
political and private life is a sufficient an
swcr to the calumny that its author dared
only insinuatc-not write ont in full. In
reference to this mattcr-Mr. Cooks course
has been above suspicion. \ friend Of the
Governor, but better friend Of right and
Justice, nc shrunk In the Senate, from no
responsibility that his position, as chairman
of the Committee of Finance, made il ncces-
sary for him to assume; and evcrv one Of
his acts will bear in.l most rigid scrutiny of
nend and foe, We protest against that
kind Of newspaper warfare that, without
cause, or upon the slightest suspicion, charg.
es public servant with corruption so gross
as this attributed to Senator Cook In this
case il will fall short of its object but it will
not fail to create a belief that the source from
whence the charges come, needs publication
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19

Tho St. Paul Times thus holds forth in ia.
yor Of the prohibitory liquor law in Mime.
sofa: n1s st...t
1--WE are an anti.septic newspaper. We
form. We go in for Liquor Prohibition
Law, on the principle Of soap studs; for a
comprehensive system of hyaroPathy, Of
which the street sprinkler is a subordinate
institution, and the Maine Law logical do.
duction. ID Ibid. .f ra.t.-..'
"Pcoplc tell US you cannot cure tho thirst
for drink by removing its temptation, no,
annihilatc liquor drinking by inhibiting It's
sale that it will still Turk in tho cupboar,ls
Of the rich and on the shelves of tho poor,
that the evil will tester and grow and 70 OF,
growing under the white washed surface Of
things, and break out by and by with vir.
ulenco all the more intense for its partial
suppression. Our answer to that is. (nnd
we won't stop to illustrate t by the familiar
case of a sick man, who doesn't stop wash.
ing his face because he's got tho liver con-.
plaint,) wash tho face Of, society, give its old
carbunccs and chronic sores shower bath
Of restrictive statutes next winter. If Il
won't cure society altogether (and wo don,
believe liquor prohibition Is u panacca 70,
eycrything) II it does not reach tho organic
disease, it viii at least accomplish ono essen.
tidl condition Of social health. You can,
cure morbid condition Of tho bowels while
the skin is in an unhealthy state. You cant
cure the world Of bad state ofmorals with
out an occasional immersion In cold water
such as that famous hydropathic remedy, d
the Flood. And II is better In the wors,
event 10 die wiih ., clean face than 10 ,hue
the filth Of thousand generations around u.
for a winding Sheet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19
BosToS, Nav 18th. 1865.

The case Of Joseph Hiss, who was arrested
yesterday for debt, was brought before the
court this morning, and on motion Of the
Plaintiffs council the habsas corpus was dis
missed. This proceeding is said to have or
iginated on the ground that Judge Shaw
would require sworn affidavit that the
wnoie case was genuine, ana not trunped
up for any purpose other than the collection
Of a debt. This is probably the last appear
ance Of joseph Hiss on the stage.
The bill known as the Personal Liberty
bill, intended to nullify the fugitive slave
law, was taken up in the House to-day. An
amendment was adopted forbidding any
state officer from holding the Office Of U. S.
Commissioner. A motion to strike ont Of
the bill a section which incapaci,ates any
attorney who acts for slave claimant for
practising in the state courts was rejected by
a large majority. The bill was then passed,
yeas 229, nays 49, 1t had previously passed
the Senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19
HALIIMnpE- My IL

bNh''hNNh, .hiJ -.
LATE News FROM MEsIco.-Ncw Orleans
papers Of Sunday contain details Of Mexican
news 10 the s,h.
Santa Anna, as already announced, had
left the Capital Tor Mlchoscen. a report
obtained circulation in the city Of Mexico
that troop Of soldiers in Sonora had re-
VOTED and . pronuncioNento had been is
sued.
The government had ordered the suspcn
sion Of all payments except those under
treaties respecting the foreign debt
Sickness continues to prevail in the city
Of Mexico, particularly the small pox.
Lieut. Don Jose Maria Pcra had been par.
doned by Santa Anna. He had been SEN
fenced to six years imprisonment in the for
tress, and to he dismissed from the service
for fighting duel with the Spanish Consul
at Tampco.
The Universal states that the letters from
Parnandivo give accounts Of great outrages
committed by the Indians. The place was
attacked by band Of 1000 sayages, and all
the houses in the town sacked. The militia.
ry commandant and postmaster were shot.
Some Of the principal inhabitants were be-
headed, and many women violated and ear
rcd OIL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19
From the New Ndsl Tribune, lath.
The Price of Beef Cattle,


We again call attic to the state of the
cattle market. High as were the rates o!
three weeks ago, they Rave increased since
then, and It Is but few days since beeyes
sod at s9O 10 siso mead, averaging Tor I'll
offered at least SlOo each. in iact, all the
best hulloeks sold at rates equal to 'l5c
pouhu' Inns Is ,he h'cheSt market ever
known IN this 'i'y, anu probably IN any
other oil inns country. The cause must he
apparent 10 every one the supply ~ not
el'' !" ,he ue'h'hu' inc average N,thly
eo''nun'I ,i ''s' year was 800 ana the
.,uPP'y .''s wen - ON! ,'lIi'@o" below
VIZ "o'a', aV,t''.'t "o S.PP'y i"st Week
''"ou.'e' " oo' -,l.'' anu Win hsic
'r''on, Wv "N'Ny a'Pli! mas pcer pe'
~" ''o way o'er s,noo 'he i''st oi Janu,
az. NnoII' oe'a Vi ooo' wiz DC re'a'ied
.,'is "eyN At -'o Pounu' anu no" iohg
~; VINO GUY 70 eat anu ca. u i've can pear
,'Nn, iS",a'n' ~ oe seen ~ u''oi''h"'e'y
naiP'nc 'l'' ''e p'',I VI t'a'tc" ~ eNc',
S.ao' !" p'ypo',Io" ',I'' ,''.t vi oee' "'''.
mus 10 "O'''''! w ''u NV i'"'" VI
"'Sny' &c.,
lhefe Is bu' lttie nope oil any immediate
improvement III these prices 10 the consumer,
as tnere rs ~ present an actual scarcity OF
Deei cat'e throushout an 'he country. The
dra'n 10 California durihg several years, the
ior'her low prices III 'he west, before the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19

THE SOBER SEcoyD THoUGnT. sixty
gentlemen, Of the democratic party, in the
county of Landcrdalc, Mississippi, have pub
lished card announcing their withdrawal
from the Know Nothing organization. They
give as reason for pursuing this course,
that the order is nothing more than the in
vcutivu OF me ulu broken down whg polit-
ton, who are seeking to rebuild party up
on national and religious prcjudccs, upon
which they hope to ride into power. NJ. A.
McKinnon, the President of the know moth.
ing council at Oxford, Mississippi, also pub
fishes card announcing his Withdrawal, and
giving history of the origin, progress, and
plans Of the order in that county, confirm
ing the statements of the sixty. There
soems to be agencral "cavc in" Of the order
in all parts ofthe country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19

TnE MAINE LAW IN TIE SorrH.--It is gen
orally thought that the prohibitory law will
receive but meagre support in the southern
part of the state. We notice, however, that
there is more effort made there by its friends
to carry it than in the north. The Chester
HcraM says chat in Perry and jackson
counties, as well as in most Of the southern
counties, the law has many able supporters,
who will roll up a respectful vote for it, if
not majority. Both parties are active in
the field, and no stone, on either side, will be
left unturncd but as the friends Of the law
have the advantage in the argument, the
more candid arc daily coming out in its IA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-19

SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LASDs--Ag IN.
roHrANr LAM. seems not to,be generally
known that at the last session of Congress,
an act was passed concerning our Swamp
and Overlooked Lands, which is Of import.
ancc, as well to the purchasers Of such lands,
as to the States in which they are situated
The first section Of tho act provides as
follows
"That the President Of the United States
cause patents to be issued MS soon as pracd.
cable to the purchaser or purchasers, locator
or l.cators, who have made entries Of the
public lands, claimed as swamp lands, either
with cash OF with land warrants, or with
scrip, prior TO the issue Of patents 10 the
State or States, as provided for by the sec.
ond section of the act approved September
twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and fifty,
entitled IAN act to enable the State of Ar.
kansas and other States to reclaim the
swamp lands within their limits" any dcci.
sion Of the Secretary Of the Interior or
other officer Of the government Of the Uni.
ted States to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Provided that in all cases where any State,
through its constituted authorities, NAV
have sold or disposed Of any tract or tracts
Of said land TO any individual OF individuals
prior TO the entry, sale or location of the
same under the presumption or other laws Of
the United States, no patent shall be issued
by the President for such tract or tracts Of
land until such State, tAtoHghits constituted
authorities shall release its CAIN thereto in
such form shall hs i..is-:L-a ny tho Soc.
rotary of the Interior. And provided fur
ther, that il such State shall not, within
ninety days from the passage Of this act,
through its constituted authorities, return to
tho General Land Office Of the United States
list Of all the lands sold as aforesaid, to.
gether with the dates Of such sale and the
names Of the purchasers, the patents shall
be issued Immediately thereafter, as directed
in the foregoing section"
The act further provides that upon due
proof by the authorized agent Of the State
or States before the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, that any Of the lands
purchased or located were swamp lands,
within the true intent and meaning of the
act, the purchase money shall be paid over
to the said State or States and where the
lands have been lacatcd by warrants or scrip,
the said State or States shall be authorized
TO locate quantity Of like amount upon any
Of the public lands subject to entry at one
dollar and n quarter per acre, or less, and
patents shall issue therefor, upon the terms
and conditions enumerated in the act aiore.
said. Provided, however, that the said de-
cision Of the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office shall be approved by the Secre-
tary Of the AUTHORIZATION Telegraph.