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TREATISE on ENnLIsH PUNCTUATION.

Designed for letter WRITER'S auihors printers Of the
press and for the Of schools with
or containing rules
rn on preparing and proerring specimens o proof
hesn &C Filth edition, ny John Wilson. iemo, Price 81
. nm exceedingly vslusbe book, copy OF should
~, s o. every one who directly Indirectly in
wy sRe subject o which who
prrss. stI1 II - :" ' WV "f'''' Wv
u une 10 very fun and reader OF II
w equally surprised spd Instructed by know
ehfe ~hch rus perusa viii npar Ch-fsffpa
- :. y .s.~ .#t Crosby NICHOLS, n Co.
pec tp-1s"sw t. Ill Washington street, Boston.
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This cause coming heard the formerly read
and The % William H.
YER appointed sen the land and
als petition Of Sinclair Graves,
planting o. the said Weaver having sold 70 him az unsouhd
report mentioned practising baud
10 tb sale o. The said Negro, end ptn 70 es relieved aom h
The aad The said
Tesold, sauaIy nled sad pet,tion, sc "
But IN order 10 have The rights
the fAd fund specified, aud the amounts
respectively sajadge, oIde aad ust
ts having Dgsl given
thereof BY ALLEGATION 10 newspaper published ~ the ely
four weeks s1ccssssey ard 90 tho
OF county Of Madison do take an account Of t,e
the hands OF the said Weaver
allowing a bringing the
he him with ieIvs THAI which
may properly paid the parics entitled thereto
the aiiowed ard the said con
one Of all The parties
participate distribution Of the sad fund and their
thereof and also the
party the u piaeeabe and make
port court with anything deemed pertinent BY him
which either Party may require. -. . 49,.
Copy Iestei ta .1t#. er hELfiELD CAVE, CLERK
parties in taking and stating The accounts directed
by the decree hereby noted that have appointed for
purpose Monday 9TH February, 1885, the
and NY once county Of Madison, Virginia.
place taken stated by
si0ner. #s WiLLIaM Z. EanLf,
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Law School OF Cumberland University, "a Lebanon,
Tsui~ssec. ~
ACuLrY Hon Abraham oaruuIsS late Of The circuit
judges Of Tennessee, ... SD. ...t w. rr-.
Bod ssah desn late Of the rdgos cfthe supreme
Of Tennsssee. st.a' f.t "+
Hon. Bromhed L. Ridley 1
Judges Cau,hes ana Green dew their whole time exclusively
10 tho school, .
plan 81 iruofton-1. Daily examinations
books No regular lectures explanations Of
daily lessons the progress Of the "
q weekly ofcanIaen law equity In which
dents commence quits OF profas
sors and prosecute them through all the actual
practice. The prepare
deeds, Wills. records al Of doeaen read evil
denee in the trtals Some of taken appeal
preme MOOT COURT which held monthly in the clRss,
fnbeatihe cad peye session The students ceIks
IT'S Jurors, circuit Judges and chRnceors and in other Official
taciiies connected with their suits. " ...""
ssonkIhe hrst session the ird Monday
enibe and ends Third Thursday February The se9ond
mences The succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Tbursdsyin July s.3E.. ~ -. 20 '''.
Expense eison.Tuon fec $50, in
fec 81 boarding $50. Students furnish
which n be had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete
dens advanced cass Nopeyous study required for aj
mission. There four regular classes Students
any tune during the collegiate year. r" '
There moot Legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eigly-sr
WI. ROBERT L. CARUTHRRs,
Fob n-cpiyl sr t1f Va Pvesideut Board Trustees
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIzEDt-TheR Rob OF DR. BOY.
vEAU LAFFEcTEuR is Gar superior the Cuisi
ner, sarsaparln OF other similar remedies IL radically eur
affections scrofuis, the
accidents
Of hf, and hereditary acmouy OF bumo AZ depura
IL powerfully efesciou catauhs the bladder In
the from abuses Of
injections ssundngs AZ the Rob cures In
ensuing the
or
virus without neurnzng a. The Rob BDyveau Is, above ALL
recommended in yphc Diseases whether recent tong stand
Ing aud which have fersted The powers mercury OF the odre
General agent. the United States. Boadn, osq,
New Orleans; seuiy, San Francisco. .t "
The Rob Hsceur sold by al the druggists throughout the UNI
cal Of the Rob will he Obtained by writing O. Bon
dn,g William street. New York, who will give every nfousfoa
wanted.
O. D. prepared TO h orders America tho
ds free Of United States duties ~ tho hob bond
March Ts-dy. NJ .-. d.. .... ...
IL by Henry Wajsworth IonEollow. Priee ST. .t s-g
Curious stories about Fairies and Other Funny People Is cents
-#asNI just Published and for sale ~ " - - a..
.-, a. = r-.,..-.t I TAYLOR d MAURY's af
Nov IS s' Bookstore, 9th 81
FRENCH JUVENILE pooks.-A well selected collection
OF Juvenile books vaous 10 their styles and prices and
adapted various cipem, beautifully illustrated
be fobd the bookstore Of the undegned imported by himself
direct from Paris. l go. 800 0|,Hl 49, tN w VS.
Dec 81 -, ~. /, ..-e.s...f FRANcK TAYLOR
pRoGHEss Of Religious Ideas, by L.. maria Chiids.
L vols.
The Purchase, Early Far
Works o chs. Laas. svofs ' "i- '"' .+ t" '' @
Iisrpers' story Book. yolA 1r. ~ B IL ..#.sag
men,eo ahd ts RsLs9n; by = a Wilson Illustrated
Smike; b. Chnrles Dickens 81 ..aT a.. IaH
Mysteries Of BY wiam Aims
Il .. . .ea r.a., a rrb -s.-E Dis ss.. Al
80 4 fg.s I.E BIO ,>SN 49, 1872
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
"s FUL KNOWLEDGE. FoR 1885. -
One VOL, israo $50 20 400 PIP. - ....f s... +"
Price 81 paper 81 Is bound. To be readyin few days.
THE AMERICAN AIMANAo 6led with matter Of the creates,
rsen respecting The OF the United
Of each particular State also, such facts relating States
Europe a y use
The Monthly Magazine Thousands literary men, and
literary productions ofnreo fame and prensnbs viii
ncbed to this modest hin volume, To It's fitch aud
orderly Of Statistics tables Ggures,
chapters Of all information
cay oobre Of the of ~hb owns II, win
vast deal Of running and borrowing and guessing and buhdns
IN the course othe dressings that
ed bat arranged fsctst,u a.te - ~ - 's s.
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Of % days o. the time when viii be made and whereas
The Treasury Department has adopted me form Of release 20 the
United States and The form Of release 10 the state Of Texas
n0es hereby creditors that will
be made United States BY afueasury
dais OF public deposas Of the
unea iat Of Jure 1856 such ofhe hold
VI the certificates Other evidences card debt
cosdanee the Of said who shall have assigned
her said certificates Other evidences II sad dcbt 20 te DATED
states aa executed he release IN he oIm TO Ihe Uaisd States
and the ths form 20 hs sae Of Texas and biad the
with Secretary Of the Treasury 80 days before e lsl
cf 80 being required Investigate the
eeaeaies m wneh purpose the department. adsed,
Texas viii ssnd who knowledge Of the dep
The handwriting ofihe officials
depcs Of debt should be ed 90 days before let Of June
the holders will take NOTICE hat all certificates and
ed before that time viii be retained for and
on until the department shall be fully Aased of the gcnunens
Of the certificates and evidences Produced The
executed aud acknowledged presence
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury the chief clerk thereof IN
pahc by the
y chief clerk and notary ami be certified BY the
der HE noara seal but holders
gnment and Tie OF e city Washirs
DO done IN the OF assistant collector
Of the cusdms the OF public and
be Witnessed BY collector and public
be certified by under his noaa aud
collector surveyor the customs the place where the
sdes assignment, aud releases may be
the
be Witnessed by hem and certified by clerk
Offices and the holder be Of the United States
releases be befre United States
be Witnessed aud certified by him under his consular seal An pe
executing such assignments releases
before the clerk CONSUL
they Of evidences of
that the have been assigned thep bona ds for col
lection the CLERK include the fact
their acknowledgment "
pro Dividend allowed BY the accounting officers
parties win their directions
drafts handed their regularly agents for trans
| mission . &C.,. B.. @ ... ill., LANES GUTHRIE, 40 .
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Know persons by these esens that - has released,
The of further liability
payment Of certificate evidence OF debt
the Of s., issued by The late republic Of
eIas and med by the unied States accordance with the
Congress, entitled An act provide for
such creditors o the late repubhc OF exas
pretended in The Of Congress of September eighteen
2eh day Of February
Of the Texas, approved The h Of February, 1885,
As witness my hand and seal.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Bosfont ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
,atbs modern and conyuuencer
or Of the travelling public ..... ...s- d
Dee Idly 'iHstNN3 t#'.'@ VIZ. " "
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whereas creditors referred IN arid
deemed identical holders Of the debt
act and whereas slcred that there
orced ssd debt the holders Of which
b. genuine and claim payment Of and whereas
Congress requires holders Of ihs certificates
evidences 81 said deb, releases the s,ss
nd s-o 10 before rsy-ss'i and the 9TH
e ,pires ,hs public should be for space
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EDWARD CLARK.
aecretsry Of State.


T. NJ Perse Of State ~ Teys ~ hey~hy
Edward Clark, signed the cencse The preceding
page Secretary the date NJ said crrt6cse
Cor
The original laws Of said State and hst his
tati0n "a In due forri. 1891
Ia testimony Whereof my
seal nf the State be snsed the
sixth day of February n, 1856 and
az the
of the twentieth
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Austin, TeIss, February 2, 1856.
T. Edward CLARK, Secretary Of Texas do
hereby certify that the foregoing eight
irae and Of the original entd giving
% the Susie Texas 10 An
n'such creditors Of he republic Of Texas
the OF 81 pine eighteen
Afy whch passed second
Congress of the United States and
eighth eighteen hundred and hy- Ave." s.eF +. ~,
witness hand and the seal Of the department day
IsE.Ll year aforesaid. s.g4 ~ Z vi t.# $3.50
. m " A IL
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nHOEERsEs WINES LIQUORS &o.-we beg leave 10
VI call Of friends and the public stock
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and hlsckt~as
Java Rio, aud bapnayra cofees -.. .m.. fl. d.
Refined
Family, sup.r6oe, and er,a hour In bsls. aad bags
Chse-e, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices N every deScririon
And other article necessary make complete
nnent HtHH h 10
= .#.." Wines. bpuors, snd Cigsrs.
hadea sherry, port crres and wines OF yofte
hrards, and superior
Pine brsndies, whskey, gins, &C. In wood and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German domestic
cgarn. y n f.#f.s
rooa, win many articles which we
make
q call before their wan
~. THOMPSON HAMILTON, A. co,
Hcufh side Penn avenue between ~ and 9Th streets,
Octq-lnw3wf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11

Blacksmiths, Come and See!
UTE have inst received a large cargo of Pittsburgh
w BLACKSMITH COAL, Of the very purest kinds
go Entirely free from Sulphur or Slate.
This Coal IS not the sveepings Of the Eastern Coal Yards
aae but Is the Choicest article
81 Ever Brought to Fremont. II
W. have two qualities at Yard adjoining our Foun-
drv and Machine Show which we oIer for
-or 81 and SIS per Ton.
80 NE arrapt perfect satisfaction to every purchaser
~ of Is54-tf JUNE & JUNE.
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HOmmOpaiIly.

nrJ W FAILING, having established himself for the
,rose of rractieng Homeopathy in this paee and VI
v would respectfully announce TO the public that hl'
pt Arrangements will enable those desirous Of avail
tn Themselves Of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
it urn ron,pt attention TO their calls, whether in
or out Of town. ? Rooms, in Sharp Shomo,s Block
SN B. DR. F. pays particular atteptiP= to al forms o.
.hronic 4, assesses Fremont April 10, 1855.
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OrfOrl a FusseIman,

ne.lers in stoves Tin, SheeIron Copper-Wsre Nash-
h.-Ss Plows SC We have opened an entire new stoeA
- 4h ler block Corner Of Front and Croghsn Streets
d sbai he constantly receiving additions faiheulAI
astehsPS 3tiS w. IA see ms April p, 1855
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11

s. c. WHITCHER, PROPRIETOR, CLYDE, o. r--
Trusv Porers in attendance to convey baggage 70 ant
fnm the Cars free Of Charge ALFsry Stable Is ailaen
ed Ia the house where horses and carriages can at al
tir,se1 bs ba5---- ''--- Deeenber %, 1854
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a+ie-neys and oouuseors at Law, and Solicitors u
sncerv will attend to professional business ana i-e
hgencv in Sandustv and adjoining counues- OH'e' -"
.tSrr Ruckiand,s Block, Fremont -, .,-r.,,,-r-r
~ P AUCKLAND. hosiEh = Ei,I-- 4
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! EinefrocIk q Price
S. RurlsIand q @.

Attcneys at Law and Solicitors n ChaneeFy' Vin'e u
sharp 4 Shomo's Block, Fremont, Ohio. - ,,,r-,-
4 T. p. FINEFROCK. 4 J. r. Z MY <
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Hos. p. Santnlyer.
Dr, Tubbs'

wholesale and Retail Dealer 10 Books, Periodicals. MI
si and Musics Instruments, Piano fortes, Melodeon
Sc, &C.; High Street, Columbus, O. -
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FoRr STEPHENSON LODGE, No 225, Free and Accepted
NSsons meets at Masonic Hail. In Doncysons BLOCK, on
Inc Ist and Sd Tuesday evenings Of every month.
FREMONT CHAPTER, No "a, Royal Arch Masons, meets
At the same place on the lst Friday evening Of every
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CnnfieId s. RrOIIher.

hardware Merchants All kinds of Iron and steel vSTe'
bo4b American and Imported; sold AZ Ahoes'ae or re
~, 80 -, nsftern Of Cook Parlor Box Stoves Ag-
l.rr,l sna Farm Implennenfs, Wooden-NSre, Seraage
t1s Psints. &C. Belts Block, No. ?, Fremont, Ohio.
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s. NJ. EIIinWOOd.


yvol,s,le Dealer in an kinds of Sporting and Blasting
Powder Ssfetg Fuse and Fire Works Of every description
iorSers solicited Enquire Of J. F. r. SEBRlNC + re-
H4 oI,io' June 19, 1866.
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Manufacturers Of Copper, Tin, and sheelren are ao
reaers in Stoves Agricultural Implements StoVes t
yToi Hides Sheep-pelts Old Copper Old Stoves, &e:
All sorts Of genuine Yankee Notions Fease
BLOCK No. J. Fremont, Ohio. 81 Ma! - A'o1
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.n,hendnre CIaDn.

Manufacturer Confectionery and dealer in Foreign ano
domestic Mats Fruits Groceries, and Yankee Nodons-
Princpe and Havana Cisars. Main street, Fremont o.
June 10, 1885. lal n. t'.ti.t
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FRANCE.

1 announce with much qualification, that,
since the adjournment of the lsst Congress,
the question then existing between this gov
ernment and that of France, respecting the
French Consul at San Francisco, has been
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Amendments are be renewed in March, next, anc
continued as heretofore. They viii NOT be supplied by any
ono else during his absence OCT 10 1000.
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7 Have Renewed

THRoM the Rooms formerly occupied by me over the
Post Office TO a suit of Rooms In
Minis Block, the Third Story,
Where l am prepared to -..--4--r
- Take Daguerreotypes,
By as good sKYLIGTTT as any in the State. These
Rooms were fitted up expressly G6r my use, and nc
expense spared IN their construction.
f Ny former patrons aud the public generally sse In
vited 20 call and see the pictures exhibit
November q, 1866
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I. o. o. =.

cRoGHAS LopGE, No. II, lndepsnoent orger ol oe %
every Saturday evening. l-
FRxvoSr ENcANPsEST No Ga, i.0.o,F- meets in the
same Hall on the I'd and 9Th AondSy evenings OF every
month. -U .eh er
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!. G.. wales,
Function Hotel, 4,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law aud Notary Public VI
hee, near the Depot, Clyde Sandusky County, Ohio.
December Is, 1854.
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EucyxIaud 81 EVere

,s,ers an Drugs. Medicine. Dys-stus, Glass, Paints
oils. Books, Stationery, &c, Fremont, ONO.
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= CROGHAN HOUSE
FRANK N. GURKEY. Proprietor.

-i Successor to J. F. NandercooS)
CnoeHAx HorsE is situated in the central busness
on ofthe town on the Pike, corner Of Front ;, rect
sxerious on ts part Of the propretor to render me
rtav Of guests both pleasant and agreeable shai te
The Crorlran House Omnibus runs 70 lie Aepot II e
and from free OF charge.
FREMONT, OHIO. g
December 2s, Is55. 4ou
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nentIstry.

L D. PARKER, scReEoS DEsTIsL, respee.tnIly@ zen yen
a-s his professional services 10 the cliZeIs q
80 ,i-if Teeth inserted nivot, gold or SILVER PAL
snd IN the neatest manner. -once in Sharp ana sAo
NOS Building, front room uI-etaifs-
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I. o. G. II.
Roherfs "a SheIdOn.

D Fot-STkIS IoDsE No. 1876, Independent Order OF 20
Ternpsrs meets at odd Fellows Hall every FRIDAY eve
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G. G. Eaton.
=. M. Bell, M. ID.

Pby.iean and surgeon, CLYDE, ONO
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Joseph I.OWeTy

Phpsieian and Surgeon. Residence, opposite T. CAPp
Grocery and Provision Store. .-.
Fremont, Ohio, Nov. SO, 1883
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ms. SVfIson s. Stiiwe:l.

Fremont, Ohio residence croshan Street nesT the
Court House. , sg,1 ri =, nj RI +
las, W. WILSON THUS. SllA" Lii
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nRICK and Stone Masons and Pasterers, wish to in
II form the people Of this vicinity that they hold them
o in readiness to do any and all work in their line in
% or adjoining counties. They are Masters Of their Bu-
siness and viii WARRANT perfect satisfaction in every
thhing they perform All kinds Of Plastering,
40 1s Plain and Ornamental, OH 'adT
s,ro cornces and Centre Pieces done in the most work
nsnlike manner, and on the shortest nohee ,,-, 4
s-ys An orders from neghboling towns addressed to
them at Fremont win receive prompt attention.
-'-- " HARRIS & SEARS.
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BIaHk Deeds, mortgages
Qait-csius Contracts, &C., kept on hand or printed
ordsr al the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Wv. KILLS. wM A. KILLS. IN. KILLS.
s.ra j. w. Kills d Sons.
Manufacturers Of PAPER and Blank Books, and Dealer
tn Printers Cards and Inks Springfield Ohio, May So
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Harris g. Sears,

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser. Shaving o.
sbampooning done at ali hours. Shop Front street
nearly opposite the Bank
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Collins House.

o. collins, Prop1ietOr-one Block Wss5 ,9id Of tn
Norris Corner AoL-NNi Oil-O
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1t viii be perceived by the report Of the
Post Master General, that the gross expen-
diture of the Department for the last fiscal
wear was Sc, ,96s, ,S42, and the gross receipts
s7,S42, ,I36-making an excess Of exPendI
ture over receipts of s2,s26,2oe; that the
cost of mail transportation during the year
was S674,9 ,952 greater than the previous year.
Much of the heavy expenditures to which
the Treasury is thus subjected is to be as
cribed to the large quantity of printed mat
ter conveyed by the mails, either franked OF
liable to no postage by law, or to very low
rates of postage compared with that charged
on letters; and to the great cost OF mail
service on railroads and ocean steamers,--
The suggestions of the Postmaster GeneEal
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The report OF the Secretary Of the Nsssy,
herewith submitted, exhibits in full the Savs.
al operations Of the past year, together Nith
the present condition Of the service; and i
makes suggestions of further legislation, %
which your attention is invited.
The construction the SIX steam frigates,
for which appropriations were made By the
last Congress, has proceeded in the most sst-
isfactory manner, and with such expedition
as to warrant the belief that that they vii
ibe ready for service carly in the coming
spring. Important as this addition to our
naval force is, it still remains inadequate to
the contingent exigeneies Of the protection
of the extensive seacoast and vast CONNER
cial interests of the United States. In view
of this fact, and of the acknowledged Wis
dom of the policy of a gradual and system
attic increase Of the navy, an appropriation
is recommended for the construction Of SIX
steam sloops-of-war.
In regard to the steps taken in execution
of the act of Congress to promote the eff
cheney of the navy, It is Unnecessary for me to
saw more than tc express entire concurrence
in the observations on that subject present
ed by the Secretary in his report
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Irepeat the recommendation submitted
to the last Congress, that provision be made
for the appointment of a Commissioner, in
connection with Great Britain, to survey
and establish the boundary line which di-
vides the Territory of Washington from the
contiguous British possessions. By reason
of the extent and Importance of the country
in dispute, there has been imminent danger
of collision between the subjects of great
Britain and the citizens of the United States
including their respective authorities in that
quarter The prospect of speedy arrange
ment has contributed hitherto to induce OF
both sides forbearance to assert by force
what each claims as a right. Continuance
of delay on the part of the two Government
To act in the matter, will increase the dan
gers and difficulties of the controversy.
Misunderstanding exists as to the extent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11

I A question also which has been pending
for several years between the United States
and the Kingdom of Gle ,cc, growing out Of
the sequestration, by public authorities Of
that country, Of property belonging to the
present American consul at Athens, and
which had been the subject of very earnest
discussion heretofore, has recently been set
tied to the satisfaction of the party inter
ested and of both governments.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11
COAL. COALM

Fremont, Apfil p, 1855.