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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

Chronic Diseases, Of almost every kind, only be
reached through the blood where they orig nate and
"Carter spanih MIXTURE the only puraer Of that
fsstream II is the only remedy for such diseases.
janT-iE
Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-scroiula, salt
Rheum Rheumatism, and all skin muscular dhesses, can
be radically ued II the Ointment be rubbed on the part
affected, salt is rubbed into meat No external disease
long withstand the combined power Of these wonderful
medicines Sold at the msnactores, No so Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 244 Strand London and by all drug
gists, at f5c t9Hc, and 81 per pot or box JAn7-lW
BEST HAIR DYE IN the WORLD.
This strOug IaugDsge yet BoGLEs ELECrnc Ham DIS
eceny mproved) proved to be So By the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held In Boston, (auong whom was
Dr. Hays, the eminen, chemist and safe assayerj who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofthe Union.
Its unparalleled superiority consists In 1s The ingredients
nourshing the hair destructive others. Cd
Does stain hurt the skin So Is easily applied and
dyss the hair any color required from delicate brown TO
deep black, nstarAl appear marvellous Manu-
4etared sold and applied BY wM. BOGLE 81 Washington
street, Boston. deel0-tInmAysi
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08
DR.. RUFUS H. JOHNSON,

ocoULIsF AND AURfsr, or MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
NEFILB visit Nashville and be found the CITY Hotel on
w satur ay the iOh January, renain sew days and
give attention 20 all diseases OF he I've and EAfOpera-
lions, the adaptation n Artificial E,es, sc &C.
Ills Bar Lamp erions instrument Or detecr the rs
ture Of diseases OF the lar, ~ throwing q pure
light AZ Tar no tbs Ear Tie Dcnn or rynpanum Ne-
brase enables him n determine the kni Of disease existing
and tresf ID surcesssllIy.
Ills Artificial Eyes nom the Manufactory o. " Bois.
saSneier Of Pars which took the prise medal al Ias
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Df bring t-sduonals and letters ~ reference fro
Physicians and citizens Of Memphis, which desire all
70 perase. dec29-ikW
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CLASS LECTURES The FIRST Of Prof. Uale's class
lectures will be given tsis evening, at the Third
Presbyterian Church, at half past O'Clock, when
all who are desirous of joining do so, His
class tickets are $40 EACH for the course. The best
evidence Of the satisfaction and benefit derived
from these features is found in the manifold tests
monias which have been spontaneously awarded
TO the Professor by those who have composed his
classes elsewhere From many of the char
acter we select the following, as the gentlemen
whose names appear to it, are well known to many
OF our citizens:
Alta meeting Of the Electrical Association of
ClarksviIe, Tenn, on Saturday, the 18th Of Octo-
Der, 1856, on motion it was
ReSoloed, That the thanks Of this class be tend
cred to Prof. 4. Lawrence Hale, and that the Sec
Rotary be instructed to present the same in writing
w. p. HUME, PresL
r. w. THOMAS, Seey
In accordance with the foregoing resolution and
instruction. the Secretary discharges pleasant du-
ty ia announcing 20 Prof Hale the satiEcuon his
class have derived from his able aud interesting
Lectures on the subject of Biology. The little
heretofore known OF this embryo science has served
only 10 invest its manifestation W 18th mystery, and
to throw around it suspicion of imposture-a con
clusion which ignorance too readily arrives at,
from facts beyond it's ken; but the satisfactory ex-
periments which the class have witnessed, backed
by the lucid aud well digested theory expouuded
by Prof Hale, leave no room TO question the truth
of the science, and its great value to the world,
in atfordng powerful but simple remedies for the
manifold diseases to which -sh is herr
Convinced Of these truths, aud satisfied Of the
ability Of Prof Hale 60 impress them upon every
intelligent mind that will come up, dispasonately,
to their Investigation, bis class take pleasure in
commenting him to the special favor Of the uteli.
gent public, wherever be may 90 Let him but
have courteous aud attentive hearing, and his
cause will fad an advocate in every man whose
intelligence is not the slave Of his prejudice His
department, as a man. viii win for him the conf
dence and respect of every we-ordered commuDi-
ty, and it is, therefore, work OF supererogation
20 bespeak for him all that is due to gentleman
r. w. THOMAS, Srcy.
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,IameS Glover.
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,
no. 70 SOUTH EIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
TpNNEssFE

GENEhAL ~ hNA a blNU AuEAIs
no. 70 SOUTH EIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE
ORDERS acc ,mpanie1 with the cash. with specific IL.
" stFuctons shat to buy and how % vard promptly
M VOC want suit o, C5shes plain or unss costly or
hean enrnss your measnre and the knf g GtoFEn and
Il viii be forwarded sson ~ q can be obtsiasa.
Ifyou want Mise Dress shawl o. Bsnaet Or your bet
ter hs o. YOUR ssweet heaFi soad year order an tie
'dorfets" eo0lOasd % eloHz asd & VIII be seat ias-
Rtelv.
Waic MAKING Case, Ggn o. al 81. sepd ths "fia" y
GLOVES ana he viii procure 4 or pa cheap.
II You want a Carriage, or ceTyans % drife ~ ~.
roashe Buggy Rochaway, parsyau o. wsgen e 20 q
Harness. order accompanied sih ne ooaaA seat "
GuogEA viii be pro upuy tt.eneed 20.
N voa want bureau, iedstcad Sofa soeiahle wash
stand Piano Harp Violin, Guitar, kes11~ea. Mssiss
just send re needfui % 0tovEs, aud hsFi aieass 'r
You want Books ofsny Kind. chiaa VA lss Mars.
Hard Ware Tin Wnrt Stove sitto 81 ~fsttfF %
GLoyGE and tins derc arole VI - s<nt asesah - IN
fgea wapt Cakes for wedsinr Fnrtss Pyuits Oysters
C,ars Tobacco youf order enei9ing as '0af tcat 70
GiovHa VII be sure 60 lcioh shsla.p
In SHORT yoa eau by enee1ing ihe noneys VIII plain,
thas ths aaords. om paper q Pns ~ q ssAn-
Bssssalur assuslsp psia 70 arar om Farmers and
chaniss and pses,.f Aa ee g.,a . eissfs ifom L.ss
gsi hsna,.-sos . essss hou As'eA ~ and stAsf
coaai.son os AZ or 10 AZ psrssa. ever sloo
wo-ano-a kas per cent
business transactions " he eysbe saBstur hopes ~
pate nal and careful Attention nss entrted 70 him.
10 merit liberal share q he pab8c patrpnass.
jan--3tdhw JANk3 Gfus ~.
u,UKKs TSLAND'sALr.-ios b.ss fsrks Ia
and SAT- 10 sssrssnd ssT sale lesto eless. -,
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COM M E r CIAL .
weakly Repor. Of me MARKERS.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
JANUARY Z, 1851.

JANUARY I, 1901. J
No Rthsaai the ntense cold weather which has pre-
vailed during portion Of the past week. decided improve
b,er noticed ia the markets over hat preceding
it, 10 many OF the departments Of trade fair business
has been doing Groceries and Dry Goods for the time Of
year Stocks ample and but few changee have occur
red in Quotations Tn, River has steadily receded and
there barely three feet Of water Harpeth shoa-
heavy draught detained at GAINESVILLE but the
lighter crafts lanS down passengers aud freight to
them Business the wharf for several days hi been dull
market has retained its previous &C
tiYy with upward en'n The sales for The week,
however, have been less than 2OOo bales at prices varying
from ION toll 95 Tie total receipts since September LIST
amcuaa TO upwards cf 1900 bales which than
receipts for the period the
v0us.
ToBAoooThe market opens with higher figures than has
been aid in this market for sale of several
place Moad7y last at The warehouse Of A Ham
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

Mr.. NMAKIE.-We were much pleased yester-
day in receiving a call from Mr. ANskin, OF Phila'
delphis, long known to the newspaper world as tie
able aud accomplished conductor Of the Saturday
Courier. We extend to him, during his stay IN our
city, the courtesies which attach the Sdnct and
are due to so distinguished member of the frater
nifty editorial.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

LIVERY EsTABLIsHxENT-RENOvAL n. Al
exander has removed his livery establishment from
his late stand on Cherry street. to the Nashville Ina
stables on lower Market street, where he will be
found ever ready to accommodate his old customers
and all others who may favor him with their Gus.
TOM Jan.1-lW.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

Miss DAVENPORT ARRIvED.-This distinguished
and very eminent tragedi,nne, arrived on Tuesday
on the J. G. Cline, and with her mother has taken
up her sojOurn at the St. Cloud. We believe il is
her first visit to city, at least since her arrival
to womsnhooJ and celebrity, aud she will shortly
make Der curtesy at the "Nsshvilr, +" where we are
qaite sure she will be welcomed 10 a manner fully
commensurate with her social AID professional eI-
rellnr.n.
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srEAMBoAT AND RIVER NEWS.

Beats Advertised 40 Leave this Day.
DIR ROBERTSON, LEAK, Caro-
Arrived.
NETTIE MILLER, SINE, CiarksVihe'
ROCK CITY, EGAN, lFeaa"ater'
Departed.
J. G. CLINE, HITE Cairo.
RTANCU LEWIS GAINESVILLE.
The river is still falling, and there are barely
three feet water on Harpeth Shoals. 1t is probabl
that navigation on the Ohio and Mississippi is near
" stopped in consequences of ice. The DE-. Rob"
ertson. however will start for Cairo TO day.
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WANTED.

EO OOA BusHEIS dried Il ala. Peaches sns APP
eJO.OOO pies, t.oo0 he GlbsenE, a.feo Feathers,
for which ths highest usFket prise VII b. PAID.
actis <. {. handy.
4 O. Bzndy wl Keep eonsiAaly GA hzaA large 30 81
Riosr, Of vartoas and sapsries hEAaas.
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STEANBoATMEN ExcIrED.-A difficulty occurred
TO the rival packet lines, resulting, as we learned
10 collision" The matter will undergo an exc
animation this morning before the Recorder.
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Thursday Morning. January 8, 1857.
TO ADVENTURES.

The circulation of the Tally and Tri-Weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
II is these editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city. Other news
papers may have larger weekly circulation, but
advertisements do not get into the weeklies IN
less under a special contract.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

CB- Mr.. S. Riddeberger having procured
number OF superior Rocky Mountain Elk Hams, viii
offer the same for sale at the Market House. at stall
No 4, this evening
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

TIVE eopartuehp hsreosors existing esfsssn ne ~
dersignsd Endsr ne naas and style 81 e. cRo0E-
suANsS Co, is ihs day dissolved ~ uutsal conseni
ne aecsants ene sad era aa& Hablaes e ne vel
Be ssszled ~ fFsieriek s,oah-
N4sAsiIls. Dee. Is. lisa IRED. sL0AS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-08

CR0oKKR's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-fes-
terday was the Fall opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as 10 be in
fashion (as nearly every body, we Thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display Of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Crooker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, Of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities of these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase will do well to examine
his stock-tf
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9th Circuit.

" Searcy, by friend, VS. W C,lclough ct ais
0puion by Judge Mckinney affirming decree o. Chanoel
lor and dismissing bill without prejudice.
7th Circuit.
II McFall Allen and Patterson. OpIr ion by Judg,
Mckinney affirming Judgment below.
VIM simmons W JnO Smiih.-Opinion by Judge Nc
Kinney. dmsspR appeal having been premau ely grant
ed and case remandedflr aoconnt, &C.
W Dortch, afm'r &ca vs. Harnum It ais -0pn-
ion by Judge Mckinney Affirming decree and remAnding
cause.
seay Sheppard vs. NJ Hughes.-opinon by Judge
Harris, Affirming jutgm ut below
q W Lowell sna wife We W Hunier,-Opiuion BY Judg.
Mckinney, affirming decree and uismssing bill.
Sam' Drbney q ais eXparte.-0pnion BY Judge Har.
ris Discussing appeal having been Improperly granted
Brown vs. w Crocset.-Op inion by Judge Harms az
frmins aecree o. Chancellor
Fnlgham vs. J Rout. admir- OF W Rout, dec'd-Opin.
ion b. Jadgs Harris Affirming decree q Chancvllor.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable City property
FOR SALE
AfPubIIo Auction

IN pursuance of Deed Of Trust executed by J. O.
Leak the 18th of March, $50 for the purpose Of
curing certain debts therein set forth, shall proceed to
SELL at Public Auction for Cash on SATURDAY, the h,st
day Of February 1851 at the Court House Gate, in the
city of Nashville The following described properly, viz
House and Lot at the Corner Of Broad and Msrketst
being lot No. in the College Lots, now occupied as
Drug Store BY Roscoe.
ALSO A lot Of Ground in the city Of Nashville, font
ing feet Spruce street, being lot No. n ). v
StoUts plan.
ALso-A vacant Lot Cedar street. being lot No Tin
same plan.
ALSO "A Lot Cedar street extended at the edge Of
the Corporate limits, and the Charlotte turnpike 'front.'
40 feet on said turnpike md running back 100 feet
ALSO The undivided half Of Lot in south Nashyi lie,
fronting IS feet College street, j. B. Watson owning the
other half.
ALSO An interest of 50 800 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed Of TTu-t.
eale take place within the hours prescribed by law
Iau6-td X. A. COLE, Trustee.
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a Oard.
AN manufacturing daily my Eclipse Stove Foundry
4 in this city, good assortment Of
Stoves and Hollow-War
Ovens, Potts. skiets and Lids Sadirons and Androns Of
different patterns, for the wholesale and retail trade At
small profits.
Also Tin Copper and Sheetron Ware, ofhe best quality,
at low figures few fne chamber Of Britannia War
and No. Refigerators, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid TO Roofing and Gusering win
Tin or Copper
ET Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
exchange for ESy manufactures.
HIP DORIS,
jy30-6m No. College St. near Church st
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7Gh Circuit-E0uiIy.

Carksvle and R. Turnpike Co We John Dolan sp wife
Opinion by Judge Caruthers ali rnins decree
} Boyd, ADM, &C, vs. WIN stons.-O.in By Judge
Caruthers, shi ming decree below.
James Dunu admir-, dc, Jas @ Clark guardian sc.
Opinion by Judge CsrutLes, sfbniag decree and re-
maudng Ac
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CrokED sALMoa has sszs aaa lsF -. y
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EXCHANGE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GLAND wARRANTS-40 acres, 81 t5 per acre; so acre
30 o 40 acres $ cs per acre: 100 acres 30 cts
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
CHAP. XIII.

AN ACT making appropriations for the pay
meat OF invalid and other pensions Of the
United States for the year ending the thir
ueth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight.
Beit enacted by The Senate o,ad House Of
Representatives Of tie United States OF i'm
ertcd an Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be and the same are hereby appro-
pnated, out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the payment of
pensions Tor the year ending the thirtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and titty-eight:
For invalid pensions, under various acts,
four hundred aud seventy-six thousand dol
lars.
For pensions under acts of the eighteenth
March, eighteen hundred and eighteen, If
teenth May, eighteen hundred ana twenty
eight, and seventh June, eighteen hundred
and thlgty-two, eighty four thousand one hun
dred and twenty dollars.
For pensions to widows Of those who ser
we'd in the revolutionary war, under the third
section of acts OF fourth OF July, eighteen
hundred and thIrty-siX, seventh July, egh-
teen hundred and thirty eight, third March,
eighteen hundred and forty three, seventeenth
June, eighteen hundred and forty -four, second
February and twenty-ninth July, eighteen
hundred and torty-eight, aud second section
act OF :hird February, eighteen hundred and
fifty three, five hundred and sxty-nne thou
sand six hundred dollars.
For pensions to widows and orphans, un-
der act of twenty first July, eighteen hundred
and forty eight, tirat section OF act OF third
February, eighteen hundred and fifty three,
aId .a.ter slacaL acts, ohe uumured and uiHe-
ty-one thousand five hundred dollars.
For navy invalid pensions, forty thousand
dollals
For navy pensions to widows and orphans,
under act Ot eleventh August, eighteen nun
drcu AND Eo,ty eight, one hund,c,. and forty
Thousand dollars
Approved, Jan. Il, 1851
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
CHAP NIX.

AN ACI more eifoctuaIly To enforce The ut
tendance vi witnesses on The Summons OF
either House Of Congress, and to compel
them ~ discover testimony.
Be at enacted by tie .Selsate aud House o.
Representatives. OJ the Untted States or .dy.e
TtcI az Congress assembled, That anv person
summoned rs witness by the authority OF
either House OF Congress To give testimony
or to produce papers upon amy matter before
either House, or any committee of either
House OF Congress, who shall wilfuly make
default, or who appearing, shall refuse to an
s"er any question pertinent TO the matter of
inquiry III consideration before the House or
committee by which lie shall be examined
81 Il IN addition to the pans and penalties
now EXISTING, be liable to indictment as and
for "a dlsdemeanor, IN any court ol the United
States having jurisdiction thereof, and on con
yicuon, shall pay Il tine not exceeding one
Thousand dollars and not less than one hun
dred dollars, and suffer Imprisonment in the
common jail not less than one month nor
more than twelve months.
Sec. .. A'.d be 1t ,Jurther enacted, That
no person examined and testlying before ei-
ther House Of Congress, or any committee of
S.ldS' iiNoSSr oLieiA bS " answer CIlllin-
ally IN any court Of justice, or subject to any
penalty or forfeiture Tor any fact or act touch
ing which he shall be required to testify be-
fore either House OF Congress or any com
mittee of either House rs TO which he shall
have testified whether before or after the date
OF this act, aud that no statement made or
paper produced by any witness before either
House ot congress or before any committee Of
eitheI House, shall be competent testimony
in any criminal proceeding against such wit
ness III any court Of justice; anu no witness
shall hereafter ue allowed to refuse to testify
TO any fact or TO produce any paper touching
which he shall be eAamIned by either House
ot Congress, VI any committee OF either House,
for the reason that his testimony touching
such tact OF the production oi such paper may
tend 10 disgrace ilin oi otherwise render hiui
infamous: TTooaded, that nothing in this
act shall Oe construed 10 exetupt any witness
IrOni o>~ calson and punishment ior perjury
cOnii4tted bs i'm IA test,iN iig aforesaid.
Sec. ). dad be IL .JVrthey entcfe,i, That
when witness shall i;ll 10 testify as pro,id
ed III the previous SECTIONS of this act, anu
tno i.ets s.si pe Ictorlcd ~ the House, Il
snail be the duty .. lac Speaker o: the Hous,
vi the President ot the Seuate to certify th,
iaci under the seal OF the House or Senate I,
the district attorney for the District of Co
lumbIa, whose duty 1t shall be 10 brlug th'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
puUiiv-CaAP. AFIII.

AA AL t. i9"cG.cl b4o,, n ilasUe, oi ii,
iAVs inc. Justice Joan i,ut,, dgc.
Dc L. et1rle,s BY tie .oe,ate o,,a Aotlse q
n I.,ae"soll. IS oJ ahe Cmaa States Of Ia.e
r.sa 81, -os.. .,.a nsse,. blu, ii.. ,... Jaul
,a,u.,.I,.e. y. .l. tvo tiau-,- .ai Do.-r,a~ ol
"s .".,.! o. --- L.. ,.n Lere"s su.nor
~.d .,i... .,tr.yu a. >u...l.,, n.,l ouIy.U U.,
q ,.s. tor TIC execution, III iuiub ana dchle
r, IN tic room OF tue supreme Court OF the
United States, buste of the late ChIct } Us.
tice john ituucd.e.
sc. :. Ina BE- It JurlAer ,ssactod, That
ior the pUs u css,t lng t...> act INTO eiicc
'h"r1 DC o"d ''ete"t - appropriated, eiSnl
nun .red dollars, 10 be pad cut og any rnon, \
t. treasury not Otherwise appropriated.
App'ostd, Jan. Il, 1897.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Pub.ic-CuAP. NAlN.

AN ACT making reappropnation from the
surplus fund for the relief Of Lieutenant
John Guest, United States navy, and 9th.
ers.
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and HoaSe Of
Representatives. Of tie CH,ted States q 1nte-
5aca in Congress assembled, That the sum OF
one thousand seven hundred and sixty dol,
lars and forty nine cents, being the balance
remaining Of the appropriations made by
Congress in the Years eighteen hundred aud
forty, and ghtecn hundred and forty one, ior
the survey OF the coast from Apalachicola bay
to the mouth OF the Mississippi river, for the
aascellalnlnent Vi the practic..bldty Of estab
lsAng navy yard and navy station which
should best suboerSe tue protection of the
commerce OF the Guit ot Mexico, winch bal
;tnce mas beeu carried to the credit of the sur
plus fund, be and the same is hereby reap
proprIated, for the payment Of the sum due
LeuteuanL John Guest, United States navy.
(siX hundred aud seventeen dollars,) for ser
vices rendered in such survey, and Tor other
lawful claims of officers who were employ cd
III that survey.
Appro, ed, Jan. %, 1857.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

Sec. 5. Aad be It purifier e,sacted, inat
captains in command OF ,squalrons shall be
denominated flag officers.
Sec. 6. ind be it further enacted, That
all officers who may be restored to active ser
vice, under the provisions of this act, shall be
entitled to draw the same pay they were
drawing at the time they we're retired or drop
ped, for and during. the ume OF such retire
ment or suspension from the active service
aforesaid
Approved, Jan. I6, 1857.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
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NJ s-ss>e.
~s-GA--
By AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
I'uhlc -CRAP- IL.

Public CHAR II.
AN ACT providing for the compulsory pre-
Paym Mt Of postage oil all tgausleut printed
matter.
lie Il ctocted by tie Senate cgld House OF
Representatives ot tie United States Of Am
erroa an Congress assembled That the provi-
sion IN the act approved August thirty, eigh
teen hundred and fty-two, entitled AN act
to amend the act entitled an act to reduce
and modify the rates Of postage in the United
States, and for other purposes, passed March
three, eighteen hundred and fftyon per-
rnittins transient printed matter to be sent
the mail of the United States without prepay
ment OF postage, be and the same is hereby
repealed. And the postage on all such tran
sient matter small be prepaid by stamps or
otherwise, as the Postmaster General NAV
direct.
Approved, Jan. 2. 1851.