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At The snds5.snsa IN, rssi.ss e, az !. ~ s.e q undertake
accepted the PomAsser General shall prior 10 sse
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Dated
lS not be submitted nor should bids once
submitted be withdrawn. -.
Bach bid guaranteed BY responsible persons Gen
er guarantees cannot 30 admitted The should
agsed plainly with the fun Of each person, -
be deemed and also the bids failing
m 10 The bid should sealed Proposals. state or
Territory o. las the case nny be - addressed Second
and pcssuAes WIN not enclose proposals Tor
' 10. q sny ns m h b = 5s
BY Ss's o a., the r. a, q ASsa sss but s ssIes %ss be
considered ocac enseuid received the
svsno dsssrnned y depart
Section Congress approved March 8 ls4s pro.
s s as N @ % The ss the % shall be let fin
aul performance without other reference he mode Of such
aporlatiOn than bs 70 provide M he due celebrity
certainty and security of such Under this law
description Of bids has been received They do specify
mode but 70 take the entire mail each trip with
celebrity certainty and security using the terms OF tho law These
bids styled from the in which they designated
providing for the the entire mail
'aeecr may Be the mode necessary 70 insure It's oy, certainty
ali cases where the lowest grade Of service i believed to be
sufficient the lowest bid will be acceped duly guaranteed pref
ereDce a "starp specific bid. et qts5 So f,,R
When the lowest bid bid and specifies either mode
Inadequate mode will accepted
aside for specific bid proposing the service.
When the bid does specify mode Of also when
"accorng the advertisement"
such specification will be considered propo
service .. g.,s ~ ,.s.sss..
70 modification Of bid any its essential
bid and received with regular
competition, after the last hour receiving bids d V H
a. Posnasers be careful certify sufcency
surets without knowing that they persons OF suf
responsibility and all bidders setes
tncy notified that failure to perform the
for the proposed for the accepted bids their legal liabilities
Will be enforced against them. FlW Ma f& NpagaFysM a.
~ Present Contractors known the department
equally with others ccrt6te
suency substantially the rs above prescribed The cern-
sufciency must be signed by by
court Of record. lli13QR a1 fNa #tiNaA t4 e' IS'at
~ y,e AARON v. RRowN,,
IdH Postmaster General
Posr DEpAIrskNr, ,tit a@ H'Nf q tiAf''t sAt
ls October % 1867. {f BSss EST ,asiia53aE 3g
Oct 24-1aw12w n st y
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= For All Parts Of the West. d
.Iag BAITnioRE AND OHIO RAILROAD. 9ai

|
VyHREEs TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
III berand, Wheeling, parts liy sett l
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will ezcept sunday at
Washington Juncton) win stations and arrive at Cum
8 AfFFt EftN4 a3Fit3ft
MAIL Station daily Except Sunday
at $50, and reaches Wheeling by connecting Ben
wood with Columbus Cncinna Dayton indianapolis Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago s. Louis Cairo and inter-
EXPRESS daly p m connecting
for Cincinnati ST. Louis Cairo Chicago and interme
dae The distance Cincinnati other south
places the West nearly 100 miles than other
route. The time to these places is also unequaled s 81
Baggage checked through 10 Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis, and
st. nR irf4s8r t.ffA
Passengers baggage transferred points I'D ~
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold 10 all the large the West
the lowest possible rates at the ticket oc Camden station and at
Washington city. ltS rst f 3s83f3 ElHs 14t@H Hale N
attached the mail f,ifAafeG
Passengers from Baltimore Washington ro e entire road
Cumberland They morning express
which leaves Cumberland at 250 and reaches Wheeling
ssr ssss "a fis ssgfsf5ig ~ sag &esfaSA
Passengers from Washington have ample time for meals at Wash
ington Junction. 70 t
This the only by which through tickets baggage checks
WAY PASSENGERS 4fassgasssla
Cumberland the
Easwardly tho mail train leaves wheeling at 16
Cumberland reaching Baltimore 545
The FREDERICK TRAIN except Sunday stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at q arriving Baltimore
The RIIc0Trs Mills TRAIN leave, Camden station at o. A. M
and $780, Leaves Elootts Mills ao and 80, p M
a W. s. wOODSIDE,
Jan 1T--d6 as+ N'H ''r Master OF transportation.
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United States man.


Z. 4351 b 3ss Pos DpAnrssr, Oct. 20, 1851 y
sDROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from january 1865 earlier pfsccable a0
June following in the 6atc d vIRoA will be
ceived Of this department until the
8t day December be decided the following day
No 51sS From Abingdon by Branch Buffalo Pond Three
Springs Mil Point Arcadia, Block House, fStelye, stock
Creek Pattonsviic SickeyvIle, Rocky Station, Jones
viIe 6any Hollow, Bosch spring Rose Hill, and Walnut
Hin, 10 Cumberland Gap, Tenn, ll3x miles and back
three times week, in fourhorse coaches. ~ Y
Leave Abingdon Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday SAM
Cumberland Gap Thursday Saturday, and Tuesday
Leave Gap Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
sam;
Abingdon Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday by an
For forms proposal guarantee and certificate also instructions
requirements to be ebracd tho the advertise
january 1s55 February 1850 and February 1857
either OF them, pamphlet FORM in all the principal post Offices
AARON v. BROWN, IA
Oct 30--Iaw4w Postmaster General
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N0MPLETI0N of Panama Railroad .---R Reduction
~ OF mall steamsps New
York for Aspnwa the 9th and Goth OF each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama Francisco.
steamships have inspected and approved By the Navy
Department. and guaranty aref and sf4y. l l ~ IA f
Tho railroad 47 miles iong) completed
ocean, crossed In hours Tho baggage passengers
checked New York through San Francisco, passengers
the companys expense The
money paid in New York all OF tho
Reserve In New York. Panama.
Francisco detention Of accident that the route is
entirely reliabte - ~ t'f s't @' Y ~
through each steamer charge Of
and children without other protectors. ~
through the apply the III
West street, New York, ysEHs sa ,tE l. W. RAYMOND
s5. (. ~ 2
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

|YTNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD, is now running two
daily trains between St Louis and Jefferson city connecting
with the Lightning Iine packets that leaves Je
daily the arrival Of the carrying the mails
passengers Bonneville Glasgow Lexington
worth, Weston Joseph and all intermediate points g
Kansas 4S hours, from "a 10 80
hours ahead OF boats starting from ST. Louis. ~
Lightning packets equal boats the
being required schedule with the ma
delayed waiting for freight way Through
tickets be purchased In the principal cities OF the United States
at the offices in st. Louis. .ts3i] T. McKlsSCK,
May 22-dn ASST Sup't M
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81 UN1ED STATES NAVAL Couar or IsorrRY,

gaS W UNITED STATES NAVAL CoURT or ISQrIRY
"a Washington, February 26 1881
TNHE judge advocate gives notice, for the inforna
I coming before the under the section
January 16 1857 they will respectively
department when their shall have referred
court desirable presenting
should prepared with list Of such Witnesses they
specifying which the respective
service'
applied respectyey suggesting delay any
which required; OF what
isB j. NJ. CARLISLE Judge Advocate.
2St-r f5fS4b pliY4ySll B4f nj hig5Bs Ifb ~
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8 ~ M mo. 5s7. ,el s.
BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance Of the provisions Of the Sd section
& % s sass = e. g a. sssss ss. " ss 4 asS
Minnesota belonging 10 the half breeds the DAo
sa jan 4 casna q sSs United
Or hereby declare and mako known that public sales VIII
sofa periods hereinafter designated witt 7tt Pl
disposal public lands situated within
the following named townships and fractional townships In shs late re-
Noa d tae base lias and ,osst m principal ,uaian
fractional township hundred and eleven
fractional township hundred and eleven
The noced tracts hraccnsi townships eleven
and ono hnndrcd and twelve, o. range Twelve .A ~
ona townships hundred and twelve and hundred and @
Tho INDICATED tracts in township one hundred and eleven
part township handrcd twelve fractional town
ship one hundred and triecn within the Aforementioned reserve
that part o. townships hundred and
Of range fifteen. hsin A3gt As8ea8 hsa G3a6 ~
Mthe land oace FAsnAgl conasnens III: arss day % q
following named townships and fractional townsh the
for the halfbreeds Or mixed oods Of The Dacoh or Sioux na
No,sa efas bose ,ne and ,oss n M prsscpal eysdiar
The part f FRACTIONAL township hundred
and within the aforementioned reserve d range nine
eh one nssae and nine ssssp one hundred
ten s s ssSss @ q. z ss
within the reserve and y scwnsps one hundred
h, and one hundred and nns i within he reserve
and in township hundred and tcn Of twelve
The Indicated that II townships hundred and
nine and one hundred and within the reserve
range thirteen.
ownshp hundred and TOP
a.. 5sS
within the above mentioned reserve q range nn,cen
with the provisions o the Of July IL hers
cmpton cias will not be allowed 70 any
they have been offered at pub
and become subject 10 private entry. b tagsa
The Offering OF the above lands will be commenced on he days P
pointed procced they advertised
shall have offered and the sales thus closed boz
open than weeks and no private
entry the ianh viii be admiucd unl after ihe ekpsn@
Given under mr. hand at tho city Of Washington This day
September thousand right hundred and my
'S'" a8agls a1cg af f sassa JAMES BpcHaNAN
Ei;nafe BY the President: ns
THos. A. HRSDHcxs, -
7ccmmissioncr Of the General Land Once
Sep 1e--law3m l1ufSStarl
iaua 3Ii29 george o. Thomas, 1iiAkb y. = =, =
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IrINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
III States mail ships semprlsag ,hs Inns The

,,N Niil iltl-f 1tsiltta
The Baltic Capt Jos Ctnastock,
ships having by expressly
service, has t oonstrucoo also In
their their accommodations
for passengors unequaea for elegance and comfort
Prce passage from New York Liverpool first cabin $3.50;
in second esan s7s Prom Liverpool New York. 80 and 20
guineas.An, .td.li lo ~ n sfa2 -efif tii' ~
An experienced surgeon attached eac ship 15 bs
No befti be until paid for t.sE.l . 80 49,
The of this line heads and
avoid ioe viii ts Banks north o. AZ deg until
after the ls Of August rH slsa tlN u E8u 1Esifii
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Tho OF these ships will not be accountable for gold silver
bullion ecy precious metals unless bills OF Ia
signed therefor the thereof therein expressed
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virginia Land once,
Richmond October 10, 1851

IN conformity with the code of Virginia Of 1849,
page 49l section hereby
cnccr that by the cscheaior Of the county
Hshx dated the lSth 1887 this
tto land Office
1867 found thai Of containing thirty
the Halifax creek charged tho
land book of said John HEtower that the said John
Hgwer c the and has been heard
f that he lc heirs thirty
Is eschcated TO tho commonwsahk - ss 81 D tt 4
f' s4allasa isssfsi ta., 3. H. PARKER Ffa Z
Oct 22-lawsw t,raspi q tiaa Register Land once.
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NTATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
wv chronometers pocket tmekepers OF description
repaired sknI perform
Engraving description done In the beet STYLE including the
cutting arms, c7ess mottoes and initials -
Visiting wedding cards elegantly and printed
. tT fssE T. ~ ~ xf H. W. GAIT b BRO, 9H II
Jewellers, 324 Pennsylvania avenue =.
Jan 3o-u 49, Between 9th 10th
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IT J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
Lie southwest corner Of and Twelfth streets, washington,
Ap 1l--dIyt
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MISSES ROCKERS English and French Boarding
and day eccol for ladies' No 4e street, between 9th
and 7h, Washington cdty
The duties of this institution which successful operation
for viii be resumed Monday September H. Circulars
containing particulars be obtained at tho bookstores of the city
and al The Seminary .r.-
: 1s-Stwr ...li.a
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Connecticut,
n Ae - INCORPORATED IN 1896 a ~.
Capital dividend lie policies per cont
Ninety eight families wcrc during Isas by paying sal
Statements Of company operations furnished Those
agencies have removed this city their
policies renewed through tia lil al 50 AsibaGo
MICH NoURsE Agent
June Idly No. A6l l3h street.
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washington branch Railroad.

LNR0M Washington At 8, q. m, connecting at Relay
IL with trains m the West and 4 baltimore wh those for pha
Al $50 ma for Aunapols Baltimore, rhiadslpha and New
i Az ., y a for Baltimore Norfolk Relay with
Express p Relay he West, and Coz Annapolis
BALTIMORE fsi@delphn New Yofk11 M ~ ADatt ~ if1
. On sunday .. a ~ and 4 ao Pal L8t ~ o. % Dc
l. -. -, fspm Baai~oys for waaAia9en, N al N Ia
y AZ 4ls And sis a M and =, and sls pm ai a..on 4
T n rAHsoSs, Agent o
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BANKING HOUSE OF cIIuBB BROTHERS,
H's'3F4hA Washington, January l. 1857.
u HARROW and HENRY HOLMES ar,

ii VUHN u. bAKTtUW anu TI1ENItG IIUIMEo are
81 day admitted partners the Banking House Of
this will be composed Of Cas
S. Chubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House Ia
Charles Chubb, VIM. H. Dougal
Barrow, under the firm Of ubb Brothers. Bar
row 4 Co. 7-,.TI -lI-1I m Iss7 is CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1-du ufaia
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N a8I 1FgA ~ ~ n EDWARD K COLLINS,
ilsef l-itfH tIaNfu ftio 1ps No 90 Wall street N. "
Eafsffa- 8 = bfs ~ BROWN, sIiIPIEY, r CO., i fa ts
.Ggasa hna 6g3if3E srrpurS uvu,S mn !. co
aat ilsI!a saTsooisb b n Austin Fars s london
.Eil0o 8y1u ssnliK b. @. WAINWRIGHT 90, w ~
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I,--- ----, county Of -, Of --- propose 10
the mails the United States from July L. 1885,
1852, route No -, from 10 10 "a
OF tho General dated October 1887
by the following mode of conveyance viz
w. for the annual sum Of - dollars
TAhPgo'al i, made wi H tno,cgs Of s sancs n as rVui.
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ood Randolph aud Coos Bay Gardiner y
IS mies and back . week. - -
Leave Port offord Monday al '
Arrive al Gardner Cay "Wednesday BY m; ito9l ~ ~
Lsaye Gardiner City Thursday at q m,
D Arrive at Porto saturday by e"
Proposals after passing Coos Bay via Cquee,
.nf tised invited. III 'H l''i'l a.i-i
l2yla Oxford. Randolph and Empire City, whohes
ter, and back, week,
Biddsrs % state schedule and distance at h.ota q"
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st. Anthony Items.
(From the Republican,

STEAM UP.-The North Star will be ready
to start up the Mississippi as soon as the ice
is out. The machinery for u. f. B. Nash's
new boat is on the way, and will arrive on
the first boats from Dunlieth. The rush
toward the Upper Mississippi country will
probably be double what it has ever been be-
fore; and we predict that Mr.. Nash, even
with his extraordinary enterprise, will have
his hands full.
AccIDENr.-On Monday last, Scotchman
whe was telling tree about three miles
from town. was badly hurt. The tree fell
on him, injuring his head and person so
dreadfully that his recovery is doubtful
The FEsTIvAL.-We understand the re-
cepts of the Festival given on Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit of the NJ E. Parsonage.
exceeded $500.
LEG BKoKEN.-Owen Sweet had both
lower bones of his left leg broken last Thurs
day, by the fall of horse on which he was
riding. f via
AT meeting of the stockholders of the
North Minneapolis Bridge Company, held on
Tuesday last, the following officers were
chosen: Presiden, E. Case Cg1H. Petit.
Treasurer; Directors, E. Case, I. L. Lewis.
u. Ortiz, P. D. Winel, and D. w. MARI.
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The Washington Rat CatastrOphe---An n.
mother Victim.

1t was hoped, when week or two ago
we informed our readers of the extraordlna-
ry rumor regarding the rat poisoning case at
the National Hotel in Washington, no furth-
err developments would manifest themselves
beyond the sickness Of the guests who had
partaken freely of the water provided for
their use; but the Cleveland Plaindealer
subsequently informed us that Mr.. Lennox
from the State tf Ohio, who had been So
journing at Washington, and who was a
guest at the National Hotel at the time
the excitement was caused by so much
sickness, "was taken sick, and died on the
way home"
In our columns of yesterday, there was
a notice of the death Of the wife of re-
spectacle citizen of New York, who. it is
rumored died victim to sickness caused bv
drinking water drawn from the tank of the
National Hotel.
At first the cause of the lady's death was
supposed to be inflammation of the lungs, but
this was superseded by the result of post
norton examination, which, it was said,
was conducted by four of the ablest
physicians in the city. The statement made
to our reporter was the following: THAT
the stomach was asceI tanned to have been
partially eaten away: the bowels manifested
symptoms of violent inflammation; the lungs
were congested and the kidneys severely af-
fected."-N. I. Tribune,
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From Washington.

w ASHINGTON, March IL, 1897.
A. w. Anstin has been appointed collec-
tor of Boston, vice Peaslee. The friends of
Holland were very sanguine to the last mo-
ment, and even now cannot admit his de-
feat.
Watson Freeman has been re-appointed
Uuited States Marshal for the District of
Massachusetts,, and Charles l.. Woodbury.,
United States Attorney for Massachusetts,
vice Hallett.
1t is said that Fletcher Webster, Survey
or of the port of Boston, and B. Green, Ma
val Officer will be re-appointed.
The pressure on the President from New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, has been so
severe as to nearly PROSTATE him, as he has
admitted to his friends.
The Philadelphia appointments are still
unsettled, and there have been fresh arrivals
of politicians from that city to-day on bust
ness connected with the subject.
1t. is rumored here that Mr.. Forsyth,
our Minister to Mexico, will shortly be re-
called.
Advices from Florida state that our troops
there are engaged in active operations against
the Indians.
General Harney's whole force being en-
gagged, Major Pemberton's command, con-
sisting of Companies E, F and K, has re-
turned to Fort Dallas in starving condition,
having lost their way and being obliged to
live on horse flesh
The corporate authorities of Washington
paid formal visit of respect to the Presi-
dent this afternoon, and were introduced to
him by the Mayor.
The President said that he had resided in
Washington many years, was partial to it,
and had never received anything but kind
ness from its citizens. If Providence spared
his life he hoped to continue to live with
them on terms of harmony and good will.
WASHINGTON, March 19.
VIM. Price has been appointed Postmas-
ter of Chicago, vice Cook, whose commission
expires soon.
The Board of Health have arrived at the
conclusion that the sickness at the National
Hotel was caused by poisonous emanations
generated in the sewers, cesspools and sinks
about the establishment.
The Commissioners appointed to select a
site for the new navy depot in Georgia have
reported in favor of S. T. Simon's Island, a
few miles below Brunswick, Georgia. a
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THE LANDLADY,S DAUGHTER.

There came three students over the Rhine
Dame Werters house they entered in;
Dame Werter, hast thou good beer and wine;
And where's that lovely daughter of thine?'
My beer and wine are fresh and clear
My daughter is lying cold on her BIER
They stepped within the chamber of rest,
Where shrned lay the Maiden in black robes dressed
The first he drew from her face the veil
All! vert thou alive, thou maiden pale,
He said as he gaZed with saddened brow,
How dearly, would love thee now.
The second, he covered the face anew,
And weeping, he turned aside from the view.
'Ah me, that thou est the cold bier,
The one have loved for many a year,
The third once more upfted the veil,
he iis77rd ;ht iii- So deadly pale;
thee loved erer, still love thee,
And thee will love through eternity
And that kss-that kiss-wth Promethean flame
Thrilled with new life the quivering frame;
And the maid uprose and stood by his side,
That students own loved and loving bride
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New YORK, March IS
The committee appointed by the Ameri-
can Tract Society to consider the propriety
of of publishing slavery tracts, are holding
a session at the Bible House. An animated
discussion is going on. Numerous letters
from all parts of the country have been re-
ceived. The session will be continued for
several days.
The examination of Col. Fabius and Hen
ry Bolton, charged with a violation of our
neutrality laws, was decided to day by the
Commissioner holding the defendants to
trial
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Another Railroad Disaster.
LOUISVILLE. March IS

LOUISVILLE, March IL.
The train leaving New Albany for Salem,
Indiana, at l:3O P. NJ, yesterday broke
through Muddy Fork bridge, sixteen miles
north of New Albany, precip!tating two
passenger cars into the creek about twelve
or fifteen feet. The locomotive, tender and
baggage car passed over the bridge safely.
Garrison Smith, brakeman, killed; Mrs
Shields, of Mitchell, Indara, leg broken; j.
Flaxen, pedlar: severe flesh wound. Other
injuries trihing.
The bridge was new. Accident not ac-
counted for as yet.
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Catching it all Round.

The constituents Of the several members
who voted for the removal of the Capital.
continue, in most every paper we receive
from different parts of the Territory, to call
their unfaithful public servants to account.
The following which we find in the Hender-
son Democrat, comes fir, IN Mankato, a town
in the immediate neighborhood of the pro-
posed Capital
MANKATo, March l., 1857.
Mr.. SToEvER In an article dated St.
Paul March 4, from the pen of Mr.. Baasen,
and published III your paper Of March -,
Mr.. Baasen makes the following statements,
vlz:-That he was not one of the prime NOV
erS for the act to remove the Capital, heard of
it only short time before it was introduced
into the Council, and that he then immed-
ately communicated with his constituency,
and received letters and instructions from
nearly every section to lend his support to
that movement.
Will Mr.. Baasen answer the following
questions, through the Henderson Demo-
crat:
l. Was there any person in Blue Earth
county who instructed you to vote for the
removal of the Capital, by letter or other
wise ?
2. If so, who were the person or per-
sons?
3. Please state whether the instructions
were by petition, letter. or RIGA coce
hope Mr.. Baasen will not think I am at
tributing improper motives, or cherish ill
feeling, on account Of his efforts to remove
the Capital, but knowing of no one in the
county who favors Cat the present time) the
removal of the Capital, ask him the above
questions. Many of Mr.. Baasen's constitu-
ents and warm friends desire to know from
whom in Blue Earth county he got his in
structiOns. p. X. JOHNSON.
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ARMY MovEMENrs.-Lt. Gen. Scott has
issued orders that the Fourth Infantry be
concentrated at Fort Walla Walla, Oregon
and thence proceed across the mountains to
Fort Benton, on the Upper Missouri, where
boats will be in readiness to bring the rcci-
ment to Fort Leavenworth. This regiment
is to construct military road as it advances.
The Sixth Infantry, now serving in Kansas,
is to be Immediately transferred to Oregon.