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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT AND
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tatsDen tog the quantity Of land approved the several
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Third Third gssd,p5 Palmer Joseph Bryan s ESQ
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Seventh Wand-Dr j. T. Morgan, Henry A. Clarke esq
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GOVERNORS OF THE SEYERAL STATES AND TERRITORIES,
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EXPIRATION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.
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Port Tobacco daily other places the route above
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ARMY AND KATK.

Orders have been sent to General Clark commander OF
the department of the Pacific, South TO reinforce the
escort Of Lieut. Beaes wagon-road expedition with two
additional companies This is thought advisable on ac-
of the Navajo and Mjoyo Indians, through whose
country the expedition will pass.
detachment Of recruits from Governors island under
command Of CoI Benjamin B,a left New York on Mon
day in the Illinois, route for Benca, California They
consisted of portions Of the fourth and fifth infantry
Lieut. Bonnycastl, ninth infantry Lieut. Harker and
Captain Pickett making with camp women, about 300
all told
The sal;na aagsb;n of the para may SQUADRON com,
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for pe,oanhrco
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PERSONAL P.sRAGRAPHs.


Robert Owens memory is to be honored by public
meeting of his socialist and spruast admirers at New
York.
j. NJ. Ainsa, who attached to Crabs party of Cali
forpa invaders nearly all of whom massaced at
Santa nez has been released by the government of So
nora.
Charles Hale has become the sole proprietor of the Bos
ton Daily Advertiser for many years edited and published
by his father Nathan Hale, esq
Rev II. V. Onderdonk, formerly Episcopal bishop Of
Pennsylvania, died at Philadelphia on Monday He was
q native of New York, of DIR. John Onderdonk, OF
that city, and brother Of Bishop Benjamin T. onderdonk
Archbishop Kendrick, of Baltimore, (by decree of
the propaganda confirmed by the Pope) will henceforth
take precedence in all meetings and councils of the dig
nitaries of the Catholic Church in this country.
Thomas c. Atkinson chief engineer of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad "a post he had filled from the com
mencement of the work. died in Alexandria Monday
last He gentleman of rare accomplishments, and
will be generally lamented.
Robert Norris the present head of the Masonic order
in Kentucky delivered address at the recent convel-
ton Of the Knights Templas of Indiana, which is styled
a model effort His subject The Origin Progress, De-
cline and determination of the Original Order OF knights
rcmplars-so full of romantic adventure and noble
achieyement--was handsomely treated and commanded
the brcahcss attention of his listeners.
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most colossal postal system in the world self-sus-
tining. These reforms are frst the raising OF tho
rate of letter postage to five cents for all distances
second the abolition of the ranking privilege OF
Congress, grown into an enormous abuse and
hird the disconnuance of the practice OF requiring
coaches to be run a condition of letting mails
over the routes which the mail is now carried in
coaches. The first measure would impose an addi-
tional tax which scarcely thousand men in the en-
tire Onion would feel, and would moreover, conform
the rate of postage to the decimal currency Of the
country. The second would relieve the mails of
three-fourths Of their present burden and bulk of
matter. The third would relieve the government of
the extra expense of supporting vast system Of
coach lines for travellers where it, could procure the
transport of mail matter horseback or in suSies
at one-fourth the present outlay We trust these
admirable recommendations of the Postmaster Gen
eral will meet the prompt approval of Congress.