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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

EEAn Indian chief being asked his
opinion of q cask Of Madeira wine which
had been presented to him, said he
thought it Was juice extracted from
woman's tongue and lions heat, for af-
ter he had drak off he could talk foreY-
er, and fight anybody.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

Easam, why am lawyers like de
fshss?"
81 don't NEEDLE wild dat subjik,
Poump."
.Why, don't you see, niger, kaze deg
am 10 fond Of de, bate
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

RIVE have often seem . COW part
with her milk in the patient manner,
and then turn round and upset the pail.
It reminds MS always of a generous &C.
ton graceIessly done.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

OK IL AT IL. fr4
OF Roxbury. ha. discovered IN
IN one If onr common pasture weeds 4 remedy
'"A EvERy KTND oF HrTMoR
GfIhi H
M - e = &C.,, p:-,x
never failed except in two cases Doth thunder M
I ~ csr.i5c.tss " lie "viins an within fwenfx
1se Y. -
rop N eo''ies :
So hottl.. -;li eura the w.r.t hind ~
ohS " wy ooss.es
I Two or three bottles win cure the system ofbfles.
Two bottles are Warranted to cure the worst
ea mixer IN the he mouth or ssOmsSn: 70 srr. n.
-o.st LIND Of Frysinelas
one fotwo hotties are warranted to czre ali I'm
NOR in the Eyes.
Two bottles are " arranied to cure running ofthe
ears and 6lotShss among the na,t:
-FOUR U 81 pottles els
an ONE bHtttlis viii cure scaly eruptfons of the skin-
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
wors st kind ofringworm.
Three to four bottles are warre..sd TO cure sait-
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst casa Of
scrofula.
bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the
above quantity Is TAKEN 49, ~.
NJ, w.n.x-Tb. repnt,tion Of tke Medical
Discovery; in curing all kind oihn%ors, r. ~ wss
ss.aos,snen = II thai i need not saw anythins On
the subject, as the most skiliul pnysisians ane
eareiai druggists IN 'he country
It's pIalse. m.d,r., D;seov.rv In varrno.
! u Pr eo ~ With : niI knowiedee of its Curative
uce, ~ ~ = .nd ~ teo~e
Power,ln reiiSsihs ~ 70 nntor,nn siv ~ iiebIe-
1lseasesl NJ !. disesse 70 sGsetionafS
mother,
Nursing Sore Mouth,
r .rred ..ifb nv a miracle: your own temper 70
rsstoreJ IN its natural sweetness, and your babe
go shnrt md fretful maps to calm and sweet
slumbers; and the meaaesl Dlse0Ssay Sorsess,5
In the more advanced stages Of
C1nheI,
it extends to the stomach, causing
Dus17eoSl1.
which is nothing oai canAer On
to the intestines -
ht0neysI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10
w. B.

w. b. HANCOCK,
MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in Fur
Nl nlshing Goods As Superior street, under
the WeddellHe"ss Cleveland, Ohio.
July fSt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-10

mo. Al AN ACT
To repeal the " act to protect the in-
vestments of municipal corporations
in the stocks of Railroad Companies"
passed ypril 10, 1856.
Section l.. Be 1t enacted By the
General assembly of the State of Ohio,
That the act entitled an act to pro-
tset the investment of municipal corpor-
atoms in the stock of railroad compa-
nies," passed April 10, 1856, be, and
the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
NJ. WELKER,
President of the Senate.
February 9, 1858.
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Home Enterprise,

Sustain those who Sustain You
THE. undersigned having purchased entirely
l. new stock Except his Teams, which every
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
''as g cd as new,"O is prepared to transmit pass
engers to and from Ashland and Mansh6ldin as
comfortable condition, and on asfavorableterms,
a ashley have ever been in The most "fushtimes."
His line connects at Mansfield with trains on
the Pittsburg, FIT. Wayne & Chicogo Rail Road.
and also with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky
City and Newark Rail Road
M. arrive at Mansfield at I01 O'Clock, Am.
. Leave North American House, Mansfield at 2R
O'CLOCK, P. NJ, (after arrival of the Northern
train from ssndusky) and arrive at Ashland ate
EXPRESS
And other packages. carried, as Always heretofore,
at a re son able recompense-
LEVI McCAULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland. Gov. II. ISIS. 1stf
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
y OF PROBATE COURT.-On the goth
of day of March, A. D. 1858, beteen the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. & three o'clock,
P. NJ. on the premises hereinafter described;
will be sold to The highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate, as the property of Jacob Ok
enrider, deceased, to-wit situate in the
County of Ashland, and State of Ohio, and
described as follows: north half of the north
east quarter of section thirty 1907, of town
ship twenty three 1881. and range fifteen Isl,
containing 80 acres more or less subject tothe
dover of the widow. Appraised at S2500.
Terms OF sale---onethird cash INLAND one
third in one year, and the residue in two years
with interest from the day of sale back pay
mehts to be secured by mortgage on the prem
Uses.
JACOB FAST, Administrator
ofJacob Oxenrider, deceased.
Feb. 18th, 1858. 4w37
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mo. 81 AN ACT
Supplementary to the act entitled an
act to authorize the Commissioners of
Lake county to borrow msney for
bridge purposes" passed Mar. 10, SO.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
That the commissioners of Lake county,
to enable them to rebuild sundry bridges
destroyed by food, be, and they are
hereby authorized to borrow any sum
of money not exceeding FIVE thousand
dollars, in addition to the sum of ten
thousand dollars authorized by the act to
which this act is supplementary, for
which loan said commissioners and their
successors in Office may issue bonds or
certificates, end levy tax, subject to al
the provisions of said act OF Mar. 10, ST.
SEC. 2. That this act shall take eff
feet and be in force after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
| Speaker of the House of Reps.
M. WELKER
President of the Senate.
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Ann1roR.s Orr1cE.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
ASHLAND, March g, 1858.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
acts, correctly copied from the original
acts as reputed to this office.
JAMES SWINEEORD,
ConnfY Auditor.
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FeDruary ., TOO.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, }
CoLUMBUs, Jan. 80, 1858.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copios Of the original rolls
on file in this Office.
A. P. RUSSELL.
Secretary Of State.
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Prom the New York Her.ld.

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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

lis cyidcnt That the Black Republican Doug.
lns coalition in the House of representatives.
achieved barren victory in their vote for a
special committee on The Ircompton 6 nsitu-
tlon. While that committee are wandering over
the earth in qnet Of Iraud., the Senate will taIio
tb9 initiative, and decide tn matter by sending
the l.compton Constitution to the House with
bill (or the admission OF Kansas. Then doubt
less the / nuenco of Che Administration will
prevail. Richmond South,
BY the above it viii b sem that the pro-sla
vcryit's rely entirely upon th' influence Of
the Administration to ostlbls, slavery in Kan.
sas ltisoslon shi.g that the South should boast
over a victory which it freely conIcsses, if
achieved at all, must be gained by corruption
and other than pit,otic motives. To what low
depths and bold abandonment Of right viii mod
cm Democracy not resort to secure the success
of the pro-slaycry feature Of their party creed
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
Dc,,cntling z'nirly Begun.

Buchanan cvi Ideally feels that something
more than argument is necessary to secure com.
plete triumph TO his scheme fOr making Kansas
slave State, therefore he has adopted the
tyronts Lost resort, and leads, grsnt and small,
are falling thick end fast all over the county,
Miller the Post Master At Columbus, who was
placed in Office by Buchanan, has been removed,
and Ssml. Mdory is appointed in his stead ;
Price Post Master Of ChicegJ, appointed by Bu.
chanan, las boen removed, and Cook his prede-
ccssur, is re appointed. Aud thus the work
goes bravcly on Gen. Hunt, Post Mister Of
Toledo, is in great danger Of waking soma morn
ing to lind his political head Kicked of OF the
foot OF his Democratic bed, merely because he
did not succeed in converting The recent D,mo-
CRITIC meeting of Toledo into Buchanan dem
onstration. Modern Democratic patriotism,
among tAa party leaders, is governed altogether
by the prospect Of getting Office, aud Buchanan
has taken the right tack this time The Loaves
aud Fishes viii d. whal Reason and Rigl, con
denim.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
NYhtt N Ch,Irgcl

Onc year ago, late acting Governor Stanton
was wrorped up in he South and her peculiar
notions, and would not have thought of fellow.
Shipping with the North aud advocating her doc
ltncs. But after witnessing The two sets of prin.
oplcsoud their adyocnt,s side By side in Kansas
where ample opportunity was afforded for the
formation Of a correct judgment, ha is forced to
rcuounce pust preferences and unite with those
whom he has been accustomed To regard as ia.
natics and traitors; and to-day he is an outcost
from the South, compelled to seek sympathy and
support IN the North. Walker is in q siinilui
situationand both are engaged in making speech
rs in northern ciIirs,which abound in sentiments
that but one year ago they would have pro-
nounccd dangerous to the p'rpctuiiy OF the
Union. In fact, the great mass of the northern
democratic party are now repeating the speech
IS and arguments which but a few months since
they were pleased TO term "scrccchcs for free
DOOM " bleeding Kansas" " reasonable &c,
&c. Something Of a change this, TO take place
50 s9l1,n'y. Bat truth som3tim's travels with
marvellous ropidty.
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Now is the Timr Gor lsascnIs 10 Get
pairc!

Cook tho late appointed Post Muster of Chi
cago, is government dcllultcr to the amount
of $4,000. Mathew Johnson, the proposed
successor to G II, Hunt, of Toledo was Post
Master at Massillon some years since, and his
account fell short. He also hus some reputation
from his connection with the dclunct CONNER
cioI Bank Of Toledo. Seedmon, the great en-
bodimcnl of political corruption in North West
en Ohio is Duchanans reliable trump, and 50
itgocs; the greater the scoundrel, the greater
his eslrem al WOshnglon.
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10" a correspondent Of the Richmond Somh
pitches into northern clc,gymcn with both
sleeves rolled up. Hear him;
The " One. .ldcasm," which. starting from
the land of the Puritaus, spread like on incc-
tious poison through all the veins and fbres of
Northern society, finds its most deuded yic-
Tins and jealous advocates in the pulpit and
the church. Indeed, The most willing and i'm.
portant ally of Aboltionism--the parent of all
the heresies that disturb and distinguish the
North-is the clergy. 1t is from the prestly
ranks chat the enemies OF slavery and the South
enlist the boldcst aud most efficient soldiers IL
Is the preachers department who turns out the
most vOIinnt warriors and gallant heroes. The
white cravot like the cross in the middle nges
is the highest badge of chivalry, and its weurer
is as cmulous of distinction as the helmetrd fol.
lower OF The lion'hearcd Richard As, to fight
Tor the sacred sepulchre inspired the noblest
courage Of the crusader, SO to preach for the
down roddcn African cxcites the loftiesl
philanthropy OF the clerical shricker."
That sounds very much like the expressions
which have appeared in the columns of the
Clcvelcnd Plan Dcoler and other doughmce
sheets, and from the lips of Union saving
stampers, But a new song has been put into the
mouths OF these pcrSons--cvrn the song of
'berdmg Kansas and now You could not get
ons of them TO utter such a sentiment If this
Is not evidence of progress sufficient 20 build
up within us o.conie hope for the final Grad
ication of doughIoccism, then we are ignorant
of those coming events (Which cast their shud.
ows before.
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Duel.

WAsnrNoroN, Feb. 29-Leuts. Bell and
Williams, who had collision in barber
shop on Sunday, went beyond Bladensburg
this morning at five o'clock, accompanied by
their respective friends. 1t is said that Bell
fred at the word one, the ball from his pistol
penetrating Willams's hat. Williams. as
the assailing party, having given the satisfac-
tion demanded, discharged his pistol into the
snow The belEgerents returned TO Wash
ington, apparently reconciled
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
Correspondence of tho Cleveland Leader
ErOHu Column bus,

This city is in great commotion to-day, on
account OF the removal ot the Postmaster, and
appointment OF citizen Shmmedarv Our army
swore terribly in Flanders" but not worse than
the Locoocos do in Columbus They lave
gone so far against l. compton, that this lccap
ite:lon shows them they have no longer the least
hope of the smallest Loaf or the tniest fish \
meeting OF the Anti Lscomptouitcs will be held
here on SATURDAY. aud Stttc Convention is con
'cmplat ID, Dick \ wins, sam, Mrdary's son in.
law, and Lecomptonitc, pturncd from Wash
ington yesterday ana he says it is now certun
thsteperg LocotocO from Ohio ercspt Cor, ,cll
rote for The Ltcompton Constitution.
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Dau,cR>rgc SENTIMENT HEanApours.-A

DsMDCRNryc SENTIMENT HEREADoUrs.
few OF the leaders Of tue Democracy here
abou,s. were At irst disposed to oppose the
Ksasas policy, OF the Administration, bu,
after considering the chances o, Congres-
Sional nomination. lora Harden County Demo,
crs., in the place of Judge Hall, they have
committed themselves TO the Lecompton
SNiudle, and are denouncing Judge Hall for
his Iac,jous opposition to the Administration
We b lleve che Stevens faction pretty gener-
ally sustain Hall. There is tua ahead -
Hsa.og Repu5,icas.
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Tire Lecomptom Constiin,ion im Con-


The Territorial Committee in the Senate have
made three separate reports on the Lccompton
constitution The majority report favorable TO
the admission Of Kansas 0ndce its provisions; !;
Douglas dsscnts aud claims the, it is II violation
Of the Kansas Nebraska nc, aud Collancr aud
Wade make a minority report showing that the
whole government Of Kansas which has resulted
In tho formation of the Lccompton constitution,
was founded IN ftoud and secured 10y II violation
Of Right rnd Justice
The special commitoc IN The House, composed
of eight Lecomptont.s and seven free state men,
h I'VE had a meeting aud the majority have voted
not TO 90 into an investigation OF the mauicr in
which the bogus constitution vas brought forth.
II they have not already done so, this committee
will report similar to The Senate comniico aud
Kansas will soon be admlol as Slave State
Tho constitution may be 80 modified by Goa
gross as to provide for its amendment at any time
bya vote Of the people, bnt Jalgl Tiacy hns IN.
,imated bis readiness to decide against such ucion
OH the part of congress, by which the present con
sIi!uton will be fastened upon the people for tho
next ten years, unless they rebel against it, which
we have no doubt will be The case
There is no doubt bat the Senate will sustain
th, administration, and tho House is almost cor
tain 10 do 50. 70 make it douhly sure an effort
will be made to turn Campbell ont of Congress
aud put Vaandigham in his place before the final
vote is taken on this question
Calhoun, who at one time acknowledged the tri.
umph of the free state men in the recent election,
ifow feels that all is safe aud openly declares the
pro.savery ticket elected by about 1000 majority.
Let the case 20 as it will, slavery is bound to have
the government Of Kansas and will secure two
Omitted States Senator's, I'VE don't believe, how.
over, that the officers and supporters Of this swim.
die III Kansas, could get their lives insured in
nny responsible Life Insurance Company in the
country The Free State people of the territory
have already too long submitted to cruel outrage
to be expected to quietly submit to this last and
growing act OF yilloiny And the Free People of
tho North will not suiltr thor Brothers and Sis
tors in Kansas TO bo troddcn under foot by the
naughty, mean, and dlmnablo tyranny Of the
Slave Power, though it be backed bya hundred
President Buchonans and the scryilc tools who bow
nj his feet TO roceiyG tho crumbs of orico which
he dispcuses
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

We hear that A. l.. Backus oftrs TO plc1g.
himself to carry the election for the Admiuis-
tation nominees in the Fifth Cong. District,
next Fall, provided he can have Mr.. Conovcrs
position in the Board of Public Works, Hope
he will have good time OF it-BidiG.
" hat do the Douglas men of this dls.
lric; say to that? Can Blckns and Stccdman
whip ycu into the support Of tho Slave Power
even to the support of the Lacompton Constitu-
ton? If so, you are brutcs, to be driven By
the lash ofunprincipod dcmogogu's, who will sell
you into slavery when opportunity may offer,
and their gain may demand it. Mr., Backus
greatly deceives himself when he supposes the
Douglas men Of this district to BE- but tools for
his pleasure. He will find that they are MEN,
and not the ignorant things which his decIlra-
ton would have us believe. Will not the Doug
los men Of this county tuke such measures as
may be necessary TO Indignantly hurl back this
gross imp tation upon their political in 25r
ty
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

We are assured that no language can portray the
immediate and almost miraculous change occasioncd
by DR.. Roback's SCANDINAVIAN BLooD PILLS and
BLOOD PURIFIER in nervous diseases, whether broken
down by sickness or weak by nature The unstrung and
relaxed system Is at once recruited and rcnoyated-
The Medicines have II three fold action. They purge
purify, and strengthen at the same time, Hence their
astounding cures of Indigestion, General Deb-
~, Bilious Complaints, and Intermittent Fever. In
fact there seems to be no kind of ailmcnt to which
they are not adapted. Dr. Robacks advertisement is
an appeal to common sense, which all who need mcdi-
cal tmcnt would do well to read.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
Another DIIrl.

WAsHrNoroN, Feb. 22.-The efforts to re-
concile the difficulty between Hon. James B.
Clay and Mr.. Cullom have proved abor-
tive. They left this city at o'clock this
afternoon, a, companied by their respective
friends, for, it is said, place about 80 miles
distant They probably will fight tomorrow.
Much excitement exists throughout the city.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
MIRA NrnrreiiiIIC,

WAsWyGroY, Feb. 9)--An alteration took
placd to-day at the diuncr table at Browas hotel
between Hon. JAS, B. Clay and Mr. Cullom, late
Clerk OF the House. Subsequently Mr.. Cullom
struck Mr. Clay in the face with his open hand,
This morning Ey.l,cut Rhind posted Comman-
der Boutwell, as q liar and coward, near the Navy
Department. II is understood that the difficulty
originated several years ago on the Pacific, but
was recently renewed before the naval court of
Inquiry
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
Au,i-Lccompton Meeting.

Co; UMBUs, Feb, % "A large A0t-L2compton
meeting was held here on Saturday afternoon ia
coo Rg,adacdt WAS Chairman. Resolutions were
aiop.cd deRouncmg the Presidents course on the
Lsconptou question AMI cniofsiag Douglas and
CoN. Speeches. we're made by Judge Johnson, OF
kaasasas, Paya}, Moron, Gtgor, aud others.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
Senator PuSla oad Democratic Mem"
Beers OF tlIc Ohio Legislature.

A Washington dtpalch to the Cleveland Hrald
Of the 10Th inst, says that the D1mocrdtc mcm-
bers of the Ohio legislature have written to Sen
ator Pugh, Withdrawing all instructions as TO how
he will vote on the Kansas question: That we
suppose, is partly true. We know that u number
Of the members signed paper oil that kind t.
what extent, however we arc ignorant We are
also aware that great many members were sat-
isied that the resolutions were ll-tmod, and many
others that they should not have been passed al
all and we suspect that nearly all Of them think
they had better have let Mr. Pugh act unrom-
mcdd-C Cincinnati Enquirer.
So the democratic members Of the legislature,
who but few days ago regarded the passage OF
what they supposed to be an'i-Locompton resolu.
tons of SO great Importance that all dobatc must
be stilled, have now signed letter TO their darling
Senator Pugh telling him that he need not consid-
or himself instructed how to vote on the Kun
sus question: What has caused this sudden change
to come over the spirit Of their dreams Did Mr.
Wcslcott sign that letter?.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25
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made except by persons of integrity, reliability.
anl having excellent facilities for doing business
they must be addressed to GRovER 70 BAKER
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OReying gnssrsuc.ioms.

or the seven Democratic representatives, in
Congtcss from this Slotn, four ar, against and
three for tho Administration. We submit
lcttcr and spirtof the resolutions of the 1eSisa
turr? They arc about four for Douglas to three
for Buchanan any way you can fix il
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

Pr Late acting Governor Stanton addressed
a large and enthusiastic meeting in New York
ciiya few evenings since, In the course of his
remarks, in speaking of the corrupt conduct Of
the L'com, ton Constitutional convention, he
cited tic following Incident as showing the
greelness with which that b1!y would reward
the greatest villains;
"lt was necessary Tor them to elect an adli
tionSl or assistant clerk or S Secretary, aud
the name ot n certain Mr. Hand was pro-
posed. Some g'utrmsn rose and I, marked that
Mr.. Hand was one OF the clerks al the polls in
Oxford, from which this immense return was
made. Another g'n'lrmap arose and proposed
that he should be elected clelk 10y OcclDml,ion
Applausy ant expressions ol Indignation
was not pres at myseli but had it from a gen.
t,emau who heard il with his own ears and
saw il with his own ewes, lie was elected hy
ueclomatIan because il was suggested tbat hl
Wss one Of tbs clerks at Oxlosl"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

Es~ The Washington correspondent Of the
Nav Yo,k Tribune, writing uuier date Of The
18th inst, says
" There IL lroube about the appoia'm'nt Of
hDst Master Cook, az Chicago When he re-,
Signed, Ter the Inauguration, hlS accounts
wee SiS0UO short. Subsequently, lr Sold lot
for all euei-' utul al the Post Oal1e 10 GOV.
,ram ~, lor ala 900, which Secretary Cobb re-
fused 30 pay or uli,N ia credit ill jurisdiction
should tc r"lmqwshsi TO the United States by
illinois, This is not done yet; consequently
'hs delicl still stooI against him wheu numi
mated. His suptics under the oit hant are now
hc,r, and druauo "a he ie., ased ,r ,h,y W!. re
t!s, iis continuation