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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
Boar6 an0 Rooms.

DOARD-No. ~ Lamartine-plsce owner
ID Of the House No 10 Lsasrire place sth't between
s,h.. nd 9th ava accommodate three Gents
20 W,.s duripg the the nd aud third
aoors; bruse frstclass Terms moderate Table well pro-
Sad Rat recprcs'od Inquire above from
StoI or note l.ft ct No ia Chsmber'st. for A. s.
DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Pleasant
I'D spsusnts In epist fsmly, between W all and Fulton
Fsrixs Inquire OF No. 81 Wlle~st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
Chances for Bnsiness Men.

A RARE CHANCE. AGENTS WANTED
IA to SELL BROTH1R JONATHANS PATENTED
FURNITURE POLISH None genuine without the Inventor
and Fsentees nsme JoHS BRALYs ON the Label Smart
axe from 10 dollars day Call at the pinci-
Pal Depot No. 44i Broacway. JOHN l. DRALYN Il Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
nlarbinerp, Sc.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.-ll0
~ LOOMS, with the prepsrstve Machinery, much OF
nearly new. lrauire az No g. Courtis3dtsI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

CEO. S. PARKERs SELECT SCHOOL for
~ BOYS formerly d. p. Bscons) Will REOPEN SEPT s.
With Apparatus for pby yGca ains Circulars may
be bad at LOCKWOODS Bookstore or ct the School rooms
No. 922 Broadway, corner of 2lstst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

ATV. Is. PALMERs AID Err T1SING
n AGENCY no Ca, vnssers Runners employed 70
solicit business Advertisers call at thesAseney, or BY sending
akdI Xaifnd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

old PORT WINE for INVALIDS.-Od
twelve ysszs old by the bote dozen or saoo Also Sb~r
re: M.ssi,ss and sd,i Sparkling Cstsss. Vines R. n
hssseDsei's London Cordial Gp.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
90 Ubom it man Concern.

IN ERAL ADVERTISING and SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY,
I3 Nassau door TO the Nassau Ba k presents
systematic for the community, OF havu thsf
s-ded tad in the widely cir
cated newspapers throughout the United States Canada
IDds and Europe at the publishers lowest raes Pa
pers file for xamination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
Aonses an6 farms h1anteo.
Real Gstate for Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
"A SALE In Fishk N y mies from the depot, 25
GLAND Hot and Cold Water with modern convenience
In the house and about the Inquire No oS Green
wkbst
4 L PRIVATE SALE-Eigbt Lots on the west
"A Size Of 8bav between 10st and l02d sts Also u LOIS
adjoining the Also ~ Los between 10Th aud Josh
SIS, l66 feet For &c,
spIly to BAKER & WEEKS Auction eers Nc. 6 Pine-st
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
HON. JOHN FORSYTH.

On the Of his departure for Mexico the Hon John
Forsyth rendered the compliment Of public dinner
BY large number Of his fellsWotEens o. Mobile with
OUT quote their words reference party" Mr..
Forsyth gratefully and gracefully declines the invitation
in letter which fairly CLOVIS with the slOqusnoe pAbi
otism, We make room for the following extract:
The cry Of 'dunon from the aggressive and
robber quarter whose AAons and assaults upon have
kept whole country In tumnlt for than quarter
century Its mereess bAe-sereRn Of destruction and
quarter has been shouted from Thousands Of pup and
presses and has assembled from every valley and hill Of the
free States Nay the very which represented the
States the South in the GALAXY Of the national emblem
and Union standard have been pulled by ruthless hands from
their congna Spheres and have been pronounced moral
leper unworthy of place in that glorious azure field
Those who have added this insult the mountains OF eOns
rational wrongs they have sought heap the
feld struggling possession Of the government with
sectional candidate by sectional appeals and by sectional votes
The issue thus presented my Friends is that
not shirk We weak enough 10 desire IT, Men Of
thought and forecast have long in the distance the
which areooed &ndhGve reokoned its advent but
question Of time What prophecy has become reality
md the crisis 8
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

THE NATIONAL THEATRE.-"Star' actors and actresses
have become so of late days that to be attractive
their merits must be Of the decided Of the most
traordinary character Such being the state Of the
the citizens of Washington may congratulate themselves
upon the advent OF real Sstar the gifted Miss Laura
Keene who Justly admitted by all TO rank at the head %
her profession and who has been engaged by the enter
sing conductors Of the old National for series Of de-
lphtful entertainments 10 commence on Monday next
The opening play will be new and popular version Of
Camille which had a run Of fifty consecutive nights in
New York and the leading character Of which
tanned by Miss Keene with spirit and artistic skin that
won for her complete triumph Miss will be supported
by her entire dramatic CORPS which is composed Of some
Of the most talented artsies Of the American stage
The box sheet for the sale Of reserved seats has been
opened and the sales Of tickets have been unusually large
promising TO these distinguished artses packed house
and an enthusiastic reception on Monday next
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

TIE DEMOCRACY or NEW JERSEY WIDE AWAKE
We have already had occasion commend the active,
vgAnt ana snthusiAsto spirit which has animated the
entire democracy Of New Jersey since the opening Of the
prssidsntial campaign. The Trenton True American
aySt ,.....
are happy to ind that the democracy Of the State
re ru1a up IN all directions. Our DsighbOrs in Hunter
don county are mastering every direction. nsSHg is
advertised for EingwOod the 10th instant at Pleasant
Corner on the lth and delegate meetings in all the
hps on the 18th instant The meetings in other parts
80 numerous that ind il difficult 70 keep the track Of
them"
The democrats Of Plainhsld, Essex county, had fine
meeting Of their Buchanan and Breckenridge Club this
week Four hundred persons present The meeting
vas addressed by E. W. Bloom, esq, Of PiAnGeld Tho
Union says
Conspicuous among the asssmblAge we're many oldine
whig Who forgetting personal preferences in view Of i'm
pending danger the Union have joined their old adverse
rss to and conquer eRemie the repub-
cana"
correspondent OF the @True American" At Burlng-
ton writes on the I'd,
The Buchanan and Breckinridge Club held
ing the City Hail Saturday evening last Long before
the hour announced the large hall filed
capacity After the singing Of national air by the gee
club, Robert Tyler forward and addressed the
semblags for than hour. His speech mastery
argument the great question before the country.
Colonel Wall followed considerable length upon the
present position of the democratic party and the patriotic
support il has received from those who formerly
nected with the whg party his speech fervent
peal TO the oldne wings to aid in throwing barrier
against the further encroachments Of sectonasm in the
country, by the election OF Mr.. Buchanan.
Hon. Mr.. Shepherd, Of North Carolina, followed in
ply the speech of Mr. Burngame, At Germantown, de-
nouncng the author convicted poltroon and liar and
seng his responsibility for all personalities against that in
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Hon Kqnsa, Outrages are manufactured

We clip the following paragraph from late issue Of one
Of our Ohio exchanges We have doubt but that Mr..
Moore is correct in his surmses the origin of the
Kansas news with which the blackrepubican sheets
wont 20 gull their readers:
Hon. Ely Moore, formerly prominent member Of Con-
gress from New York city has been resident OF Kansas
for than year past He writes as follows from lie
compton June 2Oi
0fFk truth Is sihe- The New FORK Tirass mr. TTibans
has any correspondent this place The knOT 70 Be
The correspondents e those papers hps IN the city q Ae0
Fork and undoubtedly attached 20 those rsSectpt ooes
cannot believe that any can be so debased-so ut
terIy lost all manly feeling honesty, and ruthas 10
deliberately make such infamous misstateents charac
erzs al The correspondence which appears in the abolition
papers East The only thing that be urged in exenua
ton Of their false representations s that their eyersh and
anAcal maginRons represent 10 their weak and deuded
minds that what they in relation to Kansas affairs is
true il not this liberal construction my part Not
being possession Of the facts Of the case they must in
srder satisfy the cravings OF their employers for the ter
ribL and siiaey h0rb needs tai their poor and NOR
bid maginstons Unfortunate correspondence picked or
deiude3 editors !"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

EEw YoHK, Sept Cotton Is hrm-sales Of 500 bales.
Flour has advABocd-aes Of 900 barrels State Sc o5
SO 40; Ohio Sc 40 Sc 65 standard southern, 81 20
81 co fancy extra do, 81 6SR IS IS. wheat firm
sales Of SIS 600 bushels western red 81 s 81 IS south
srn white, 81 6s. Corn IL mproving-ssss Of $4,000
bushels; southern MIXED es cents Pork has declined
sales Of 45O barrels mess SO 621f Beef Ia hrm-saes
Of 800 barrels repaoked mess $40 80 sll. Lard is
seady-ssles Of 400 barrels Mt l3< oents whiskey
chnnred-sses 81 $50 barrels, Ohio, 80 Coffee Is
sr-sales Of 500 bags Rio, 10 TZ cents. Sugar is
drroping-sales Of 100 hogsbeads Orleans cents Mo
nsses Il du-ales Of 100 barrels. Spirits turPentine 10
Of 500 barrels At % cents, Rice IL du-sale,
Or $50 terces at AZ cents. FruiEhts are heavy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
MoyEMENTs OF THE PEOPLE.

The prospect Of brilliant democratic triumph in Mich
igan becomes brighter and brighter with each succeeding
day. A monster democratic meeting held at
Kalamazoo last evening Another viii be held at Pontiac
to-day which will be addressed by Hon John Breckin-
ridge Col William Preston, Of Kentucky Hon. Jesse D.
Bright and Governor Wright of Indiana At these mon
ser gatherings Of the people says the Detroit Free Press
the democratic fires will be lighted which win sweep
the State with the irresistible force OF tornado
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

The following are rbs draw. Maryland Con.o
daed Lottery Tor me Of susqoehanns Canal &c.
~, drawn September a 1855
81 50 6s g II Is a. a. as IS IL 81 !.
The following the o Psispsco Institute
Lottery class oh, drawn September 4, lsS:
"A % s. 8 20 n IS "a 60 81 II 50
r. FRANCE \ Co, Manager.
n. wcPHnI, Commissioner
sept Gilt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

NOTICE. bowling Saloon viii b reopsned On ssrur
N dny Aurvst 70, 1855.
suscrhsr outlay and expense rsrovried his
bowling pFys been IN the most couste ard
perfect order, together with many other improvement
make Il a of attraction than formerly
The rnbscNer thankful Or past patronage and hyurs hopes
ooruunnncs ~ me
AuH Rq-dlw ,. 7. MARI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
The YsRow Fever at Men York.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 5.So Of yellow ieFer hare
been reported Governors Island since yesterday and
deaths All the previously reported convHlescng
rapidly One Of fever reported to-day Gowa
nus brooklyn There death Fort Hamilton this
morning there have been three there since the
last report also, Of mild type at the military
hospital. The disease Il declining.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

CoSooED, Sep. A large democratic State convention
was held to-day Presidential electors chosen
John s. Wells nominated BY acclamaon for governor
and Mark Noble for canal commissioner. The convention
was very enthusiastic.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
BY TELEG X A p III .
Rass Meeting IA Iadiqna.

CIScrxxATI Sept 5.-Tbs "EDauirer" has letter dated
Tppecnnoe Sd inst stating the democrats held
meeting there that day attended by 10000 persona
Mesrs Breckenridge, Douglas Case John Van Buren,, and
Preston were among the The meeting ia represent
Cd a. having been very enthusiastie.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
NOTES on TIE CAMPAIGN.


The Erospecl an Indiana.
The Cincinnati Enquirer states, the authority Of
prominent politician in Indiana who has been all the
State within the last three months and who knows
the Indiana public sentiments well any man that
there is doubt Of great democratic triumph both at
the October and November elections The democrats
v ell orga2Eed and working with Vgor and effect
that viii tell hapBy uca the result Never before were
the Hoosier democracy thoroughly aroused A they are
now Never before their meetings so numerousy n
tended and 50 enthusiastic Crowds OF ten twenty, and
thirty thousand people collected the shortest posi-
BILE notice TO democratic speakers discuss the issues in
volyed in this campaign The Indiana farmers loyal and
devoted 10 the UnoL awake TO the reasonable de-
signs Of the black republicans TO subyer IL and our friends
abroad may rely upon glorious democratic victory al the
coming election Willard viii be chosen in October gov
ernor Of the State and Buchanan win carry II in Nove
Der by an increased msjority.-Epe- ArgHa.
The Albany Atlas and Argus publishes long list Of eI-
tracts from lis business letters from all parts Of New York
and various other States, few Of which subjoin
Ioua Safe for buchanan.
The smoke of the battle has cleared away and dis
cover that we beaten by the combined forces Of wh
gerry freesoilism backrepubcanism abolihonism rank
seconas and all other under the heaven from three TO
Eve thousand votes But the black republicans cannot
coax the Fillmore into the support Of their wooey
candidate and therefore have given up hopes Of
ing this State for Fremont Fmores vote IN the State
will be less than ten thousand So you may put down
the State as sure anu oer'ah ioF DuohAaAA anu
ridge in November.
Pennsylvania.
Although we live in district infested with "eesoil,"
abolition and multitude Of isms be assured there
are many good and true" among us and that old
Bradford will tell these traitors 10 the constitution at ths
November election that Old Buck" has still place in
their affections and will manifest 1t
Michigan.
Buck and Breck are the gain here very fast for the
last two weeks Fremont stocks are below par here
Nep FORK
or the prospects Of the democracy in this State the
Northern Budget Of the Sd inst says
aThe democracy never more thoroughly reused
and earnest in campaign than they in this. From
the West the South the North, and the East We have
crowded upon us daily Of enthusiastic democratic
meetings where the have assembled IN oyerWhem-
inc numbers under the flag OF Buchanan, Breckenridge
and the Union
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
Arrest Of G. x. Garrison.

Erw YoEE, Sept. SC. X. Garrison sr-Msyor Of San
Francisco and recently agent OF the Nicaragua Transit Com
pany in that city, has been arrested here and held bail
Of $3.50 600 charge Of having committed erten
siVe frauds on said company.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

Bn ~ RarrIEsxAKE The WakullA (FlA) Times learns
that Mr. David Kennedy worthy citizen Of that county
was biz days since by rAttesnAke He applied the
white Of an egg and salt the wound and drank
freely sprtnous liquor and the day able
tend to his business
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

The stockholders having paid In 100000 In cash hAs
resumed It's regular business and prepared redeem its
circulating notes in New York city those issued prior
1852 ANo 81 Wall street. those issued subsequent the
Union Bank, New York city. This card is J0 fed with
legal opinion Of George Wood esq asserting the validity
and Propriety Of the course of the concern.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

FGTAL AocIDEST.-HAmlon Bell, Of Somerset county,
Maryland found dead in the State House at AnnsPo-
lis on Sunday morning last ooroners jury returned
verdict that his death caused by falling from bal
oopy he is spoken Of a n young Of great worth
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
Peansylpdnia.

The Philadelphia Argus gives the following glowl-s y
count of the progress of the fight in Pennsylvania
"The people rnoping-The series of meetings now
being held different sections of the State under the aus
pces Of the State Central Committee give promise Of the
best results in srousng the people 10 the Importance OF
the great issues involved in the contest and exposing the
reasonable designs of the opposition. These meetings
SO been attended by immense Of the detno-
cratic ctyens aud in no former campaign has greater
degree OF zeal been manifested among gil olasses. On
Wednesday there immense meeting al Homes
dale at which addresses delivered by Ex-Governor
Bigler Senator Brodhead, Ellis B. Schnabel, esq, and
others Throughout the western counties the greatest
thusasm prevails and in many series of county meetings
are being held which telling with force upon the abo-
iition hordes'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
GEN Err Al. NEW 3.

GENERA NEWS.
BrRErp TO pEArR-Two children Of Mrs Anderson,
aged respectively, FIVE and and a half years were
burned 10 death during FIRE in Boston Monday eve
ming last They asleep in bed at the time
roH HUNT IN SoUTH BosToE-A foI killed in South
Boston on Monday. Great sport had by the city
amateurs and guns and ptchfoks the implements in
use.
F,r,L Accrprxr-HAmilton Bell, Of Somerset county,
land found dead in the State House at AnnApo
lis on Sunday morning last ooroners jury returned
verdict that his death caused by falling from bal
coBy he is spoken Of as young man Of great worth
Bn ny RArrIEsxAKE-Tbs wakullA CFlA) Times learns
that Mr. David Kennedy worthy citizen Of that county
was biz some days since BY rAttesnaks lie applied the
white Of an egg and salt the wound and drank
freely Of prtuous liquor and the next day able TO at
tend 10 his business
WHEELING AND PARKEEsBURs.-The Wheeling Intelligcn-
Ger states that Capt Roberts constructing Of the
shipyErds Of that city fine steamer Of beautiful model
which is intended form conneIon with the PArkers-
burg railroad Capt Booth is also about to build steamer
to be placed on The same route.
SclRuTY ~ room IN SFAr-Tbe food question Ia pro
ducinr much alarm in Spain. The government has made
municipality Of valsdod has presented address to The
Queen in which stated that the capital Of old CASTLE
which the Of production and commerce for grain
finds itself entirely destitute
FuLSrs-Tbe Fort Hamilton Relief Society at New
York have published card returning thanks 70 the
m ysoan, the ladies and gentlemen Of New York Brook
lyn Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk well 10
the Howard Association ofNoriok, who have all noby
rendered their aid during The prevalence Of the yellow FEVER
there
AGRICULTURAL FAIR-Tbe third annual fair Of the Green
brier Agricultural Society held LswsburE, Virginia
on the 27th 18th and 10th Of August well attended
and accounts represent il having been in al respects
highly credabe the association. The annual address
was delivered by Gen Gilbert s. Meem Of Shenandoah in
the presence Of a vast audience
CosnrRcr oF EEw YoEK-The imports Of foreign goods
in New York for the month Of August were s74l32e6
greater than for August 1855 $685. in Of the
very large total for August 1884 During the month
in the corresponding period Of 1884 upwards Of four mill
lions were thrown into warehouses while In August last
year nearly al the receipts thrown directly upon the
market The imports Of free goods show matsrial
change The total shipments from New York 10 foreign
ports for the month Of August exclusive Of specie
s257s64 in excess Of the corresponding total for last
year and Ss5625 greater than for August 1854.
COMMERCIAL BANK % PEHTH ANPoT.-The president Of
the Commercial Bank Of Perth Amboy publishes card,
stating that the bank paid every claim against IT. and
been relieved from al legal restrictions by the chancellor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

THK NEw lOKK SUB-TKKAsURY.-The monthly statement
Of the operations the New York subtreasury show the
total receipts in August 70 have been Of which
less than S5,s457Ts from customs duties alone
which is about million in Of the duties in An
gust 1855 September opens with balance on hand Of
$s7s4573, against $s,sl5Os2 Al the Of
August
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
USrrrD STATES FLse-sH1r IsDErErUryCE,

At sea, March ls, 1856.
Sra: In obedience your order left this ship in the
whaeboat while hove 70 close under the lee Of Nantucket
island the afternoon Of the 5h instant for the purpose
Of finding practicable anchorage pulled as close into
the outer breakers in sewers places between the points
forming the lee side Of the island consistent with
safety discovering bottom with hirysK fathoms line
The sand beach appeared 10 extend about twelve
feet above the rising abruptly perhaps angle Of
degrees Above the sand there IL about feet Of
vegetation apparently short grass and low bushes
The breakers not only heavy but exceedingly ir
regular owing doubtless 70 the strong westerly current
from long experience m landing through surf can
confidently state that Il would have been dangerous 70
tempt landing At that time although good whae-boat
might DO 20 At some other season.
This beach embraces all the lee side OF the island and
from appearances confident that landing cannot bs
safely made on the other.
am also Satisfied that there il anchorage the lee
or southwest side Of the island.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
j. b McCAULEY,
Lieutenant United StAtea Navy
To Commodore WV MEBvRE
COmd'g z. S. naval forces Pacific ocean
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

os ~ rTRETbe loss by the burning q The distisry
mated At $4,000
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FOX HUNT IN SoUTH BoFToN-A fOI killed in South
Boston Monday Great sport was had by the city
amateurs and guns and ptchorks the implements in
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

M Ftrs, baptist Church, Tenth ss~er~-A in
Ohsn Asylum viii be preached IN this
sabbath nerl al III O'Clock, and collection
benevolent objects. The public generally
ar, rsspectfuly invited 90 attend. Sept
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

cyUGDlN y vols. Just published.
/, I.ntroheH Justice. ! vol. New edtion-
Of by Professor Eas Loomis
pnritsh Trnu n W Emerson
poics Mauuni containing Declaration Independence
CONSTITUTION United States, and washingonE Farewell Ad
dress
Religion in America BY Robeu BAIRD.
Evelyn MHrston . Novel by Mrs. Marsh,
s@pts FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

TUE H,r.iirg and IN. slave, and Other pcsrnsJ sy
Il WIN. ,. Grrrson. 81 south Caroline vol 81.
Coal snd its Topography chiefly T.
Lesley, TopegrRphicaI Enginaers, ] sl.
tppgionf Railway and RtsamboR Guide for July. rs
July ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

BURIED TO DEATR-Two children Of Mrs Anderson,
aged respectively FIVE and two and half years were
burned death during FIRE in Boston Monday eve
ming last They were asleep in bed az the time
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

FRENCH Novels, Roms.c.s, Dramas. Popua-r 9,s
tories, Railway Lihrres &C. &C. just received, in
from prices ranging from heen upward. many
them profusely iilusrused.
ssp4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06

Know ali persons presents thai has released,
and herey relenes OF Texas from n further iss
Is;,n In ,he patmep cerfcst evidence Of debt
Der for Of -, issued " tbe late republic %
STATE OF Texas Nc hs case may
United States IN accordanee WIN me pro-
visions Of Congress- entitled An act 70 PROVIDE @ me
republic OF Texss com
prebended Congress Of september nine nun
o februayb 1853 and an sci
~ Ibe approved the LIST OF Februay 1850
As ny hand and seal