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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

o. The following resolution was adon.
ted by the Delegate Convention at Grass
hopper Falls, which we neglected to pub.
lish last week. 1t was introduced bv
C. SToRRs, Jr:-
Res1red, That this Convention ,eco,,
mend to the citizens of each votino ~
cinct in the Territory, that thew choose p.', )
Committee of three responsible men wb"
shall record all votes offered. and Il anv
are refused, the reasons for such a ref,,ssi.
and that the citizens be present in suffi'
cient numbers TO protect the COMMITTEES
G We learn by the ostumwa Journal
that movement is on feo. TO OF. anize
q Lodge Of odd Fellows at Hampden, in
this Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

9 Who writes over the signature of
jacques, in the Cincinnati Gazettes VIII
any person be SO kiad as to inform US?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
zIehiy 1.npcr.an..

The bogus statutes provide that the
county seat of each county shall be an
election precinct, and polls shall be open
ed there for elections. Some of the coun-
ties have no county seat, but are attached
TO other counties. To illustrate: Rich
ardson and Weller counties are attached
to Shawnee, with the county seat at Te-
cumseh. Should the board of county
commissioners neglect to provide other
election precincts, all the voters of those
counties, in order to deposit legal votes.
will be compelled to pay visit oTecum-
sch. and be ready to vote on the 5th of
October. In Franklin county, the cleo
ton precinct is at st. Bernard. Wise
county is attached to Breckenridge, with
the county seat at Agnes City, situated
on the Santa Fe road, at the crossing of
142 Creek, We believe. Madison and
Butler counties have county seat estab-
lished at Columbia, and will be compel
led to vote at that point. Coffey and
Woodson counties are joined, with an
election precinct at Leroy, that being the
county seat of Coffey county. Shannon
is the county seat of Anderson county,
Wilson, Godfrey, Greenwood, Hunter and
Dorm counties are attached to Allen
county, with Cofachique as the county
seat and place of voting. Gum Springs
is the county seat of johnson county; and
Paoli, of Lykins county; and Paris, Of
Linn county. McGee is attached TO Bour-
bon county, with its voting precinct at
Fort Scott. There appears to be no coun-
ty seat for Davis county. Atchison
has county seat at Atchison; Leaven-
worth at Leavenworth; Browne at CLAW
tonville; Jefferson at Osawkee; Nemaha
at Richmond; Calhoun at Calhoun; Mar
shall. with Araphoe attached, at Marys-
vile; Riley at Pawnee; Doniphan at
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TO Our Customers.

dciped busines The second time and forever for a
tain company ahan pli all indebtedness Afer which
published ts agency discontinued The object
effect has been to business
We within few months ceased act tor others, for
which little and paid them in full. We
hope they will publish until have had time find good
additional hive hands quite full, the
for M and ire saving exceeded thousand dol
lars The present week.
companies ,ha would quarrel with would
be likely quarrel with you nave long known we
ncnd having paid To wild AND orphans and
for e losses without lawsuits over since We have
been in business.
Annual company for delivery
equal any superior TO ALL a.rdiDg S5
dividend for every hnndi ed paid in.
We have also fire Insurance. COMPANY, among others, with
large capital thar dbutes among Its customers
Of al ts profits
shall watch your int est with eeaseiess vs
lance.
J. e. LEWIS, Superintendent.
Office i92 Seventh beioa the Genrral Post Ofice
due have been promptly paid,
eiiher by ourselves the companies.
Feb 2f-eolm
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BALTiMoRE AND ONO kAiLkOAD.

r- NEW fND IMPROVED D.sRRaEGEMEhTS.
u.,vy TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland,
II isXhs,liaa and all parts OF the West sa4 ;
Ths EXPERIMENTATION TRAIN viii leave except suH-
.sa6l5 a. n conn.cting with trains from fhsdeipoia nsi
a from wsshinsiqn june,on) will stop At way saens and
aae NAIL TRAIN leaves Camden staioa daj tsfkep Sun
,I. 3o a. M and reaches Wheeling BY m eonaecng al
Sod with Columbus Cincinnati Dsyton lndanhpo
M Louisville Cleveland, ToIda, Deoi Chesso, 81 LOUIS
ai The EXPRESS TRAIN daily p m, coDnecline
,h express trains CINCINNATI 81 Lou Caro- Chicago, and
s,medae places distance Cincinnati and oiher
ri and southern places Wes nearly 100 miles
han by The time 70 these places s also unc
baggage checked through Co.u5s Cinclnhaii Indianapolis,
P Passenger and baggage ansersd all points free.
ThaoUGH TICKETS viii be sold to all the large towns Ia The
West al possible the ticket ofhce, Camden 5
Ion aud Washington city. n
a second class car attached 10 the mail train
Washington ric the entire
road daysA by accommodation mail usn, aud lying
aver al Cumberland Oakland. They morning BY
me express uain which leaves Cumberland $50, and
reaches Wheeling Al 2,
Passengers Washington have ample time or meals wash
ipgon Junctonf 1h ~"
checks obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The 645 will all stations
Cumberland stations beyond Piedmont going
west Eawardly, mail train leaves Wheeling l5
and Cumberland 20 reaching Baltimore
Ths FREDERICK TRAIN p m, Except sundsy,)
sioppng tations. Leaves Frederick Q, arriving
At baltimore al l2 30, noon.
Toe gLLICO TITS MILLS TRAIN Camden station ut g.
N and 80, Leaves Eneo,t's Mills at $780, m, and
''fp ' w. s. wooD5IDE,
Jan I7--dif Master OF Trans poriation.
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United states Mail.
., KENTUCKY,


r-. KENTUCKY.
PosT 0FFIoE DEPARTMENT,
February 6, 1857
pROPosALs for carrying the mails of the United
the first July 1851 Both June, le56 following
KENTUCKY and in the therein will be received
the Contract Office this department until g. the 3st
March be decided by The 25h April following:
e302 Louisville KY by Lacona Saina, Grassy Pond,
West Point, Garnet sviie, Meadviie Bewleyvile,
lIa dinsbuTe CIoverport, Hawe-viIie, Yelvngfen,
Owensboro'. MeLeans Retreat, Hebbardsvile, Hen
dersnn, Smiihs Mills, HewiisvIie. MorRanfed, ard
Raleigh, 10 Shawneetown, ILL.,, 1864 miles and back,
daily in four horse coaches Rock Haven aud Bran
depburg supplied from lille by side mail
six n week. Webster and 1ifion Mills from
Bewtyvlle three times week, and Big Spring
from Beweyvlle six times week, all In due
s.... nexion with main line.
Lave Lou vile daily at 5a M ..
Arrive nj Owepsboro' next day by 6pm
Leave Owensboro' daily al 4
Arrive shawneetown day by 8 y nj
Leave Shawneetown daily at 6
Arrive Owensboro' day by p m;
Leave UweBsboro' daily at 5
Arrive mt Louisville next day by 6 ..,..
guaranty, certificate
embraced the
pamphlet form principal Offices also the advertise
January 1854, Of In Kentucky Tenne &C.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 7-Iaw4wt Postmaster General.
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Washingtan Insurance Company.
.Sabscriptions % CapitaL Stoek AuiAoris,

oaoscTtphons 10 CaPHdt OtocH AhHoTised.
TN OF 2d of the
incopora in the city 0i Washington,
approved February eJ7, sHbcrbers being
la the Let secIion said hereby authorize subcrP
be opened for the capital stock said Sa-
ioney Of VIM Byy Pennsylvania avenue between
lin and l Morday the 9h Of March neat between
The hours ~ l2 aud . O'Clock, n
The provisions Of the "a sc5n follows ard must be
strictly comp'led with
Ind be further enacted That the the fore
going secin majority h reby authorized
bscription Washington for capital s'ock
hundred thousand dlar- dsilars each
and person cbing sn the
dollars Ub cribed aud
remainder the ad dollars shall be secured by negotiable
signed endorsed satisfaction of said prrsons
majority them. and payment reof be demanded such
times and in such president and directors herea
mentioned shall Judge advisable giving weeks notice Ia
of The gazsttes prn the District OF Coumba"
sILAS Il. HILL,
- MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN u ALL,
... ........ SAMUEL BAtsoN,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS L. FERRY,
...... G. MILLER.
WIN n DOVE,
WALTER LENOX,
M. w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
W., WALL,
-. ..- VIM. IT, BAYLY.
WAsHIsoros. February %, 1857.
Reh -lfa.rA AfatQk
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mo. sT5
nv THE PRFaInRNF M TEE fTNITRn aTATPa

Of law FRANKLN PIERCE, President Of The Uni
sa s & ss 90 sas ans ss os ss a
EnErrosr or oREeos at The periods hereinafter desnaed
Az The land CRY, Mopdny ia
h as1t o The disposal Of tho ubic lands within
The following nsmed townships, viz;
North line Wfamefte msytdiG,a
Township and fractional township two, Of range
South Of base line and Of the willamette msrian.
Townships one, two, and three, of range
Toshsuips one, Two, three. Of range tro.
North Of and Of Wlams ts meriiian.
Township ons OF ranges ons, tgo and fs.ts-
South Of the base line and the Wutemsfs meridian
Township oae Of ranges one, fEo, and three.
Township three, Of ranges one and fes
Township four Of ranges one, toe, and h1es
Tswnsnps seventeen and elgaeen OF range ,hree.
iaas adss . Wsosa.raa sons.ssns Monday ,a'
ssd ssis aasg The oowas naasd ,o~%.Sps Viz
South ef the cf W,amstis nsrdian
one hesn Inclusive s northeast quarter Of seeion
twenty ,hee twenty four six, and thirty five
Quarter o seeson sevou quarter
eclon ard the south half OF section
s aa y see,9n
Of c,on ,wen eight lmen,y nine thirty ry one an0
Lots one m section four io,s Que TO four inea
cet Of hs quarter
ncius ys southwest quarter Of s hofeis o. section
northwest quarter The northwest quarter,
the southwest quarter Of The southeast quarter OF the sIu
Of lection eeven the southeast quarter Of section we
northeast and The quarter eighteen
10 nine and the northeast Of the southeast
The half the northwest Of seelon
quarter Of section The northeast quarter of
hiny three and sections thirty iour ana ihyse OF township
Lo,s and ,s section lots five inclusive,
haf ns ohe, @ ~ W. oaa Of on nine p hs noh ha M o ,n
northeast quarter the nor half of the fatiet and o
to oar ncluse section fourteen the south half Of the
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Sale or Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
I. tory.
PROCLAIM ALTON

PROCLAMATION
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
IN pursuance of law, T. FRaNKLIN PIERCE President Of The
ale viii Point county in the rerory OF
% sus CT % an% s @ y g. se Ny
The o. ss Iowa ss % Of indians a are ssea within
said indians in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit:
South Of line and of the sath princpal MERIDIAN
Townships No in hoeen, sixteen, seven,ee es
Teen, ninsen and and twenty. ,,,... ..v.,,.. ..
and twenty excepting ,hsrefro few special grants dssena
AID situate in dips lwo ranges twenty
Ao Pao Lyk,ns county IL said Territory, commencing
ofe lands he in trust by The United States for h benefit OF
Indians township Of
said ond ceded by snd confederIied aforesaid
wit;
line principal ,ner,dan.
Townships 6ltcen sixteen seventeen rargs twenty
Townships fifteen 1rrn aud seventeen, OF
Townships een sixteen seventeen, and eighteen, Of
Townbps aeen. sixteen and eighteen, range
Townships ecn sixteen and eighteen, OF range
twenty i've.
Provision having been medc BY second and third
bands should be enird huadd and
a ana s van @ By @ ss enc anS
Of and shouo also be selected apa
lands amounting about forty eight oasand acres having
selected in the following townships above named, wit:
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty-five.
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen, and eighteen range
~ thres
Townships sixteen seventeen, range twenty four.
Townships twenty
sci npar, aud cserved from sale
Also Lecompon said Territory, commencing on Tuesday
June disposal
United states the Della
situated wi hin ioned
townships comprising sscrn of the and
said bel Indians, in trust as aforesaid, TO wit:
sh Of line ofhs sath principal nsridia~
Townships seveu eight nine eleven OF range
hneen.
Townships eight nine and eeven OF range
Townships eight, nine, and eieven range
seventeen.
Townships six, seven, eight nine, and TEN OF eighteen
The cash. will be received
below the
sionvrs duly clan vaning
and nsds receipts
executed therefor which will be delivered
Patents wiz Issued for hs lands
accordance with Tho regulating
ne ofsriug of be
rpecveiy proceed
advertised, with all despnch unr shall
have brcn offered the sales thus closed
Al purchases paid he day sale viii be
the following dsy Of the def. uung purchaser
Given uadsr Washington twenty six
day OF February, eighteen hundred and hity-seven
BY the President
Gao. w. MAsyPrNSY,
Commissioner Of indian Affairs.
BNo Newspaper publish the foregoing ad
vssco-ni Without special instructions that effect
missioner OF Indian Anairs.
e. n r.x
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Thc college of st. James, Maryland.

THE annual session February
30 Full preparatory commercial and coleeste courses of
whatever class their examination
qualified enter and the college charges &c
Am le made,
afordng every facility the loss Of Kemp Hall by
January College for the entire annual session.
efing all ordinary expenses, $3.50
Application fuller informal OF Tor the admission OF new
rector, College Of st. James r. o. Ma
ryIand.
Feb i4-2Hwswift
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rro ALI, PERSONS cOwCERsED.- Mott

no ALL PERSONS CONCERN ED. Notice Is hee ehy given
publication OF this six weeks spplics
duplicate No. 1870, for 2o the CLARK
34le for 100 Of barney Castr
7oss 90 the OF Jesse Four ali Issued
nd 1885, the having been
against location entered In The General Land Ufhce
FEB l7-lnwsw JOHNSON r. WBLLBORN.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

fhe meme Of person spon booku,
M pasAenl NJ he subscription
oistsn suhseIiber nay oaey ssf,
Si b. sssalasd b. ourselves mission.
Toe Q UNTRY "A IN, , > "a :, ~..k =, asnas us ss
SONS Of Cong sss and semi-NeeSiy
SubcFPtons for less year win be received
terms propOrtioned 70 the above annual rates.
SPosrMAsTERs authorized 70 sss a ous agents ana
by sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed,
,yE sEMi-wEEkhY subscrihs VIII, s25 eheIOsd, viii
iiee TO o copy yufis.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS,
By which their Incomes must be doubled.

THE undersigned Obtained letters from the
United and combination machine
converting yarns by continuous process
the through preparation and spinning machine
ry, until II IL for shipment weaving
from waste by this will be a. pc, cents
from the fibre and uunud the
machinery used and dis
will be about fifty and heavier, and
m The markets OF the world, dsancing all competition
= advanced prices.
dispose OF privileges his
planters informed with
otsin the best machinery all
necessary particulars, application addressed to
Dec 6-2awiyn GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile.
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Proposals for A rmy suppl 8.
oftice Of Army CIothing and Eqaip.ss.

SEALkD PROPOSALS. invite and Will be received this
onee unu 10 o'clock the 10th OF March for
ianshns by h following ARMY SUPPLIES AMI MA
TERlALs deliverable United Clothing Equpase
DepoI (schuJiki ArsenaI) In quantities required viz
5000 yards "a dark blue ndgo wool CLOTH for and
bands weighing about IA yard
poe yards 6 dark blue lind d. ed wed coth weighing
"a ounces per yard.
~ 600 yards % ble dyed) wled CLOTH weighing
~ ounces per yard.
oco yards dark blue lndgo ded and wool nannei
weisolns 81 ounc per yard
81 oo, white nsmHs co,lon and woo weish6
per uTd
yards 81 inch black alp.ca.
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THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office,
NOTICE TO pRE-EmPTroN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the right Of presumption any of the
lands with ihe township and parts Of townships
rated required TO establish the the
register receiver Of the land nce
fhercfor after seeing before m,
app the lands
braeirs the claim, otherwise be for
.tf
3 4a. .a.. -. .....a.. s.... THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office
= Feb fs-lawl3w flint. & Star1
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MISCELLANEOUS


sks red white, and blue for resmental flags and
w sewing threads tuckes, tyne,
twine bang brass inioes for fsgs boiling
Euidons. =,
should he OF domestic
conform, a standard patterns sealed in
this office, where they be xamintd.
saMpe patterns will be sent by mall with any additional In
which desired by manufacturers
virhiDg offer proposals..
of each delivery will be retained until
completed, which be forfeited the United
defnlca Of the contractor in iuIh
rtpulntions The About
supplies VIII required in equal monthly propoons
3ist day OF and payments will be made for
them the appropriation by Congress OF funds for this
branch of available; the remainder within three
months om that date also in equal monay proportions, will be
paid delivery
The privilege third
half the quantity Of all the supplies above mentioned.
will he based accepfsd the fuhmen
which will he required, Bids desired
dealers
furnished respected considered fom any
manufacturer regular aler
desired supplies which fact the reverse, must be Distinctly
well the and address
intended proposed securities, In
obtained.
Lees containing proposals should rropoas for
Z. B. BABBITT,
Feb 5--eodrl0Nar Brevet Major and A. q. NJ.
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AN ACT TO settle certain accounts between the United
States and the State Of Mississippi and other Staes

AN AUI 70 setn certaIn aceounfs between hc United
States and the State Of Mississippi and other States
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
The United States Of Anaerca Congress 0ssebled That
the Commissioner of the General Land Office be- and be is
hereby required to state between the United
States snd the State Of Mississippi for the purpose
tanning what sum sums Of money due said State
heretofore unsettled account or the public lands in said
State aud upon the principles Of allowance and
ement ptscrDc in the Act to settle certain accounts
between the United States anu the State of Alabama ap
proved the second March, eighteen hunu.ed and hyhye
and ha he be required include said accouu The sew
efa reservations under the various treaties with the Cbie
asaw and Chocaw Indians within the limits Of Mississippi
aud allow end pay to the said State five per centum there
on as id cHse OF other sales estimating the lands at the
value of one dollar ind twenty 1--we cents per acre
SEC a. ARd be further e7sdsd That the said Commits
soner snail also between The United States
and each of the other States upon the principles and
shall allow and pay to each STATE such amount as SHAH
thus be found due estimating all lands and permanent res-
ervations at one dollar twenty-five cents per acre
Approved, March 81 1851
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WANTEDPersons desiring give private dinner parties
be supplied with hrscas- French cook % for his
vices application GATHERS RESTAURANT,
Dec 6-2aw3mon aJ9 Penn. between 10Th and 18Th.
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Public 81.

AN ACT to amend An act granting public lands IN al
ternae sections TO the State of Alabama to aid IN the
construction OF certain railroads ia said State.
BE enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United Natss Of america in Cogress assembled That
The sixth section Of an granting public lands in alter
nate sections the State OF Alabama aid in the
sructon Of cersn railroads in said State approved second
day of june eighteen hundred and hfy-six be and the
is hereby amended that In lieu OF the words Cen
trail railroad from Montgomery TO some point on the Ala
bama and Tennessee State line in the direction to Nash
vile, Tennessee'the words Tennessee and Alabama
central railroad be, and the are hereby substituted
Approved Msreh Q, 1857
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and emoumenis prescribed by the act of Congress ap
proved second of March, eighteen hundred and hir
y one for importing merchandise into Pittsbug Wheel
ing and places.
Approved March .. 1857
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Ar PRIVATE SALE

At PRIVATE sALE.-A pair bny carrisee
10 hands high young sound, and perfectly
sene in Aso New York built carriage, nrsiy
and par excellent The above property
Application Smiths livery stabes h and
Penn yivsria svenue.
Feb is- oaw9w
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILHOAD.
III 80 -!

TRAINS Washington for BALTIMORE
L Al and ex. a.. m, and and AZ,
On sunday, at N. p m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington
AJAX and ~, a. IN ana and 81 .-e
On Sunday, al Ak, am.
Passengers phiudpna and New Yosk will take trains O.
OK, and ~.
for Norfolk =" sh aBd3.
Do the West I" and ", connect
my. t. Il. PARSONS, Asen,
Jan i7-dG
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Arny's Conre ctionary,

WHERE all kinds furnished, with
Zee creams cakes canfc sc, a the shortest
hcs and the moderate Medal awarded ai the last
dmellon Of Metropolitan Mechanics institute
Feb 3-dn
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d. ircrnois Hotel Pcnnsypania avenue, betoeen lTh and
18th streets, Washington, ID. @.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends and the public
that this established the most modern
and improved principles with saloon private dining and
nshed the latest ,ty has competent and pro-
gained reputation his business
and proprietor hmsf has Distinguished reputation, both
France this best arts and
Aaers himself fail satisfaction TO
those may him with their patronage
Attached well supplied with the choicest
wnes liquors. gaHe decacics OF the Hot
and cold lunch from II, until rs The proprietor has
payne, cgusc, with assortment Of the finest OF
queurs tufe which he offer lower Than
other house In the box, BASKET single hottie
skoe notice any pan city. cream, jelly plumber,
and all description of confectionery tssiness
Jan 7--eod3n,
NEW SPRING GOODS.-Thc ladies OF wa bingon and vi
cluy respectfully have this opened
French dress and other materials
npoations few of which
ve enumerate,
Exua fch Bayadere broende silks
Eyra rich Bayadsre cl,sne silks
Ertra rich Bayndere houncef robes .
Extra rich Bay yadere chene robr-
Twisted elk velvrt founced robes
Baysderc founced chali robes
DO twis ed silk chenille hounced robes
Flouncc3 befege ard genadine robes
Misses' Bayaders cli,iii robes ..
French chiutz DE- chambrc
Rich nou crd Organdie robes
French ogandie musins
Fink cherry, maize white French grapes, and many
other dress materials. .
rrencb emtroderies, Iaces, handkerchiefs
Vciis lace mapiiIls, shawis hosiery
Miits gloves, eauntlets, skirts, mus'ins
Feb ai-3lawawin HooE, BRO, s. CO.
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Public "a.
Public 81.
ACT TO establish port Of entry at Fernandns In the
State of Florida -.-.---L ~ ------

Nm ACT 10 estabsh port OF cutfy AT FtlHtHuHH III to
State of Florida
Be enacted 6y The Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
The United States in Congress assembled That the county of
Mass in the State of Florida embracing all the waters
ISLANDS, bays harbors nets shores and rivers in the san
sa be collection district be called the district OF Fer
nsndn and Fenandni shall be the port Of entry for
said district and collector for said district shall be APP
pointed who shall perform the same duties and receive the
same compensation and fees the collector for the district
of ST. Johns, in said State. a.
Approved March 3. 1857
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Manual of Etiquette in washington.

THIS Manual members of Congress and sang
soiouning lin Washington Every lady ard gentleman
should have just published and for sale at the
in the Capitol, AID at the booksores In Washington,
Feb 4-eodm.