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Decision 90 the Federal coeris-an I'M junction
Crrrs.d against " Wcrsing the mfne-Tttie-
Tfsc Tenure of sf1ncs an California.

sAS FsAscr-oo Nov. 8, 1865


San FRASc~co, Nov 8, 1858.
judge " A,s'cr and E8Eman haze delivered very
lengthy opsn,ns 10 The sreas Alrnaden quicksilver nine
case lrizirr the apphcstg made for an injunction rut
declining sor ibo present u Appoint receiver hwi b.
remembered th,l the uaitci sGies clais possession
Inv valuatk property and haye nstisui'd snt on the
equity sde q ,he Uatcd sta>a Circuit Court 70 obaln
p-sfeeson of lands aud miaug district Acase Of 80
much importance involving does many ilicn collars
worth Of property and the other mrng niosis Of h'
State, which require a large scpy o quicksilver
10 keep n IN operation md the grave question on a~
., suc, require space 10 present somehat 70 10
tail fore tie public view.
The moiu FOR tn appointment Of 9 receiver, and fcr
an inuneton vas argued with abiay on tie part q
she Hitod slater by Mr.. Edward Randolph and Mr. stan
ton he latter specially eon, 70 California by tho gov
ernneni, and who was The law partner Of the prevent
Tinted states Attorney General before his elevation 10 tho
hshstaon he now occupies On the part Of the claim
ants and persons 10 poe ssson Messrs. Archibald
Ready and GregHy Nae d,lvcred esrn d and elaborate
arrrncne Some idea may Re gathered of The labor ani
MP attached 10 the casc when h ststeI That
tvr,y days were occupied in the araumcnt To
dcosrn q tho tudcas only grants q par' of
wsAi Is asked " ihe rni,cl statcshc ISSUANCE Il an
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bear the capital and overflow he Laoaga govern


rn.nt. -,
is stated from this state General Diego Alvarez VIII,
Ia few days. march with 900 men as iar ~ .oerna M
yaca where hc viii await the arrival the city of tho
Of oajaca, Vera Cruz Gaadalaara san ilis 10
tos &c But what viii follow " hen the purpose oi those
armies accompahed2 VIII the chieiain5 agree over
The division Of tie spos, will they have 10 hght Tor
shrm between themscves2 directed these anu similar
questions 10 my nfo mant, who shook his head very
grayoy and answered QuscR sobe
There is great number Of men in this republic VINO
would gladly receive rrocetorata from any respectable
government bet those the honest and INDUSTRIOUS
OF the country not the robbers and hgh~aynen, o
whom the greatest part of the political parties arc com
posed II II also not at all very likely that the state oi
sonora will be offered tor saio - te lno STATES ~ the
whole yeopIe opposed % such negotiation,
The United States soop OF wpr ~ Marys Nit TINS port
on cruise up tie coast about week ago, FOR the pur
pose, il rs stated, warn OH % take 4hoh required
small piyateer which is biockang ihs coast oy order OF
the Xuloapa government.
Capt. Nciano and other officers Of the Pacac Nail
steamship Company here TO start telf steamers -
qurcd from this place ID Yentosa Bay for the Tehuan
tepec route.
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prospect of = Renewal or HossIis,es in Ore
scn-A Council or war Called hy General
narney-Apprehended Trouble with the
Indians In WasiinGson Territory -tasti.
Between Indians and California Militia
Defeat OF the Sevagss, ssc.
Isco coRI'EsroNnEScs.

OR San lkAhIfsCo rORIiESfoNnkSCk
ssS FRoasco, Nov. q, 1865.
Though treaties cG ieace have been made witn All the
late hcslc tribe, in Oregon and washneton TerrIcrcs
We have rumors thu, no, improbable another can.
pagn viii have 70 be made ssars TIC Indians. General
arney bad arrived Portland Tie 2ith of October,
md wa received with due honors. n il said DIS.
eoeoD of he troops 70 bc made end in tho mes1tmc
yigiant watch will be ksrt tEe movements - thc
various trlbcs Colonel Wright, Colonel Mansaol and
o.ber officers have been a. foit Fan0cuStr ~
General Haucy or The rdrPtss q Loiing coo"cii
q var.
Colonel MonoGcld inspector Gagcral of me uaei sssls
army arrived here from foft arDoeo last venk, having
nnisbed tour q inspection 10 Ports wala wtla and
s.mooo, and analy Fort nales TIC Colond Will
proceed 10 Vancouver, via tn Clsaadoo where viii 10
speC the forces under General uarncy. Col nansGe3s
ySt en no doubt bcngat oregon ard Washington Terri
tories materially, hc niguas iniOrmrd, - make
many Suggestions te thc bcstmcat 80 reference 10 mat
,ers o. tho Terrorcs, aul especially ne Etyan
tags ,hc umer country has a. regards railroad rract.
cabuiy.
The Portland TINES holds the following ,agsae Ia rcrc
renee the te THIS paper upon The rcacc
certain 70 b. q short duration, and considers hurried
INTO by the Unea States olccss 20 avoid The hardship u
aw'ntcr campaign. The fSmes says
We heard every hand that the Northern War
closed Tor tho present at any rate that It cls o
so hostile Indians haye IL and sued for peace Tat
scvetal ~ the leading spirits have been hung an1 other
e. ., mmary DISPOSED of aud that hostages have been
tak tho future good behavior Of the indians. Those
uofs contain the further Information that the surrender
sse wholly nncondt ona and that Nm, akin has dct
bCyund The mountains. We ave ihem fcs WIN. thy arc
worth 10 ue, a least u scemq vs. fnt wat had
sicd nlsi We learn fothNg s4tsfvrtory a. ss
term uataa; az oss T. know whai " sur o thc
tua,r ANA wo ere AZ st fgcatar loss ~ eetorarnc
whstlef t6 Indians have hten whpgei u WI III nVt. We
a. rsW gravny eNs4rel tlat te ps ei Col stcisor,
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From oar Panama Correspondent.

PssAsA nov. 10, 1853.
Csmgycs Of Central Am1icon Pyes,de,s-Da,ys IN S.u
Sairaip-csneyal lamar IN San Jo'.--Am>rieaa Cldss
Agasa C,aa Rioa--DealA Of Mr.. fouao ASeyson---
Reported R,signot,o' ~ President kart,,s ef Sicoya-
gua--Aorcp,ents " Cnued STATES ships-spsciai EnrOy
fron. Gaaicnaia 10 Wa,aiagon-RcdaSt,op q hs4u,
Duties IN Gralemaa, dc, dc.
has been been decided TO hold the approaching meeting
of the Presidents Of tho American states al lb,
capital II GusiemaA and the time designated for
scmbllng of these dyniariss s time In D-cember
proxmo. u s understood thai object of tho Congress
is Tor the general defence
invasion.
II has been lntm.tcd usi tho Congress would result
IN the consolidation VI HE I've States but poriance
attached TO this, for hardly be supposed that any
of The States, the nsgnncant, viii sur
render u sovereignty. Ths would al comport
with The spanish American character, whose pr.de and
arrogance will ompt them, The sbjcc po-
vcrty ard mscry, 10 cling 10 thcr present respective
CARNATIONS.
10 Salvador ooeo has advanced price, and sugar
which Hides selling a, si2 per hundred
weight.
Tho rros,dcr, of the republic had rcccn,y vsi,cd Tho
districts Of sonsonsis and santa Ana and hal ho.n
received. The President has do sr.d ha purt- 10 in
Ioduoe oconss nio saiyadcr but yet has devised
Geperal Lamar, Unacd States Minister 10 Nl,ar,ra,
anu sosa kca, who arrived ~ funta Arenas ~
the lat ulr ~ tho Columbus, yotte 10 an jose q.
Costa Rra the capital of the latter bad reached there
and had beco mot kindly aud warmly focsyed by rrcs
dent Mora.
lamar had several conferences With Pres.-
dent Mora, but, they of sesret nature
these rlcsfngs ha1 rcgrcrc 10 tho demands oi ITO
tinted States uIoa rsa cs growing out Of IN. at var
with Walker, and about Which much has been ssa IN
Newspapers of IN Gay. II las been since stated taat
the trtet S.ses claimed tao miloLs Of doiars hui ~
,ho Il, ~ v II not exceed III told ons hundred and sG
thousand Goise They .l probably b. much lcss Il
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Tho Panama Railroad Companys steamship Columnus,
J. NJ Dow, Commander, arrived At Panama on the itn
instant, from san jose dc Guatemala and intermsiiatn
ports She brought eighteen pesscusors and the usual
cargo Of Central American products consisting 81 500
hides, 30G indigo and cochnesl, - p@ktg o.
rngar and 81 bales OF deer skins.
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SEVERE GALE At ASPlNWALL.
Total Loss Of the Ship Telassar aud
Schooner Wide Awake.
WAR BETWEEN PERU AND ECUADOR.
Special Minister hcln Guatemala to IT, 4
United States,
Nc Sr &c

The mail steamship lninos, Captain j. McGowan ,tsrn
Aspnwai Nov. 20, at $50 A. NJ, with tho IA korra
mails treasure and passengers broaga, down by kamer
Sonora from San Francisco Nov. s. arrived He last
nich.. she experienced strong norhory sal ~, with
hayy head sea, since the 23d.
Tho follow III. h her
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News ,ror a.. west ooas, Of Mss,es.

q. 'ENrrATfoN or THE TROOPS or JrAgEz-FALLo or
NLoAaA NrAR-sN HONEST FPcrECT0RsTE WISHED
fuR-SALs or SONORA TO THE rrfrvD STATES NOT
PoPuLhR-TuE UNITED s1ArkS SIR SAINT MARYs
on A CRUISE.
Acapulco (Ot 27) correspondence Of Panama Herald
fIAsnog o. kcsrrtcu,
~ BosRp STRAysgdP J. r. SgxfHgss, OcL -, 1859
lte icw hours ct n the passengers fr enjoying them
,s un shore | employed 10 gstfcr rio nation
60 ut The Tslf cal afane of the opInlry hN although
lid the kCti rtunc 20 fat ID With very intelligent
gDftefncn, htxeans - well as Americans, COULD
trt tay nttic. a. Iie communications With Tie greater
yurt 81 tbc county tltfey rtt o.
Towrvtr, s1eIns q la, that isr,y 4 IT, hhsrals,
vsse head JGares, Iapdy gaming freunf, and ,hat
sons armies ITum ali tie liberal States Ns gVgS.n.
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Oar San Francisco Correspondence.


4 1dl sesns- Lasu-i-DTcrtnre ef ne Ors'iand Nal
fg Eassos Cay--fhe SurrigoJs u "a Cralt Ey-d.lio.
D. Scnoru-serrs fyona Frasv Rirvy, d..
The Pacific Mail -. amship Compan.'s vessel S,no-n
has be- ibclled In the District Court by two hundred
and thirty passengers, who W hcr FROM la
ass September These persons purchased tickets
New York and New Orleans ia August, and charge
that they detained three days tc Ish;nss,
not provided With proper food and acocsro.a,ors and
that the vessel was overcrowacd The locllauts claim
Tctarn d their Is-eag money, amounting 70 about
sss.v0o.
Tie party composing the expedition under ne command
survey the q sonora under with Couon.
FORT have sailed from CuTnmas and are ., Tbgrcn
Island They have erected ienr aud on &c LET of Sp.
| iombcr we're about comsnancing work.
The anourt 81 monsy u the state Tressy on tho first
| instant s5iT l0Tp.
ON hcpiay last the risse carrying the frri mai for
kaIEss Cy Mission len stockton. n occasion one
II great coicne several hundred pope were present.
and amid teir cheers the coach started ~ Journey
aercss ue continent Tbs route, seems ory receives
$50 COO per annum. n would be only Justice pace
sumrihng Ike equality with the othcrp wHeh pad
| ron f3oo,o"c 70 soooOoo
The Let siexmer from San Diego brought AZ ! pasasn
Ger Mr Aufus.ln Ainn. Ts gentleman has been the
victim ~ great outrage visited him by Tie Mexican
authorities SONORA, ~ The tine when c7sbb ent hs -
ffvn the hhamanty with which he vss treated. TIE
harIosa nessoai states that Mr. Ansa resided soaoa
curing 1857. willie The troubles thai distracted hat Aie
were n IToetess. After living there some Htcsn
muutlR, he nlght attacked Dunbar tore b.
patty y ~ xcana, and dragged, beaten and ~ounicd
ntc scsh territory lie wae carried captive " Quay
mas IL ieGr Cdinlancue, sick Amcricans, udr.
ecrcd ehd hc atlfce alive, had V endure The scenes,
rnin hc tAuns and bows q te niurlatd s1vagcs AID
then thrown inc dungeon thnre the Hin,s an the
~ has received hayc ina1s wreck "a xhat
nne constitution o has nos rct Arned poor pala-
ytt wretch, ieanng ur1n fhe of fa,f servant.
aua hrarrE With HIM lncum ns and adavits - ehaw to
~ f4VNt 4NYl
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Pt,RIr

TNArcuRlTIoN or gESERAL CivfELt A. PHgsi
prNT-wAR pEcLARgD AGAINST ECCAroR--PRE-
psRAriOS oF THE LArT NAMED pEiUrLfc FoR ~.
sIsrANCF--cAILfSG OFT Tng MfLiIIA Al j RAISING
rHr AMY LoLI--BcHENtorEs Plans AND ron.
Cv-Huw TuE WAR witt AgFyCr OTHER STATES.
lima tOct 27) corresf nd ncc n Panama tier HI
Tbs fro,Aecy haf bvcu faHlcd G,ucrp Castillo y ab
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SAS FKsS,-sco, Nov, Z. 1858
lle--Saee u VI 20 $40 60 Grpln--Salcs er 500
tags wooat al ~ 70 ~ % 5000 d.. ta-iey AT &c
Iesai,tf --Saoa ~ ic lsr pound PgOvs ons-Salc OF
15 essls iefd, ACo a lesc. s5 Ggsins hus,cg %
III tatc t.rrs. orCcc-iesaes az aeo Patna -ice
ccrstsd, BIC; bo Ibis. Grusscd sugar nj IKE 10 OF
90HLas thna NO. 1, i2c, So .glnp0wdnr 'elr,
ltrud csnnis'ors, .cc 50 %. bars iess n tsc a0p
popnds Iaans candies, a. 2Gc 90 mats China No
rte 1to los aGnrsrtrc c2ncles. to arrive, rvstc
tfius llqucrs-ssicr of 30 bbls alcohol AZ Tfc 900
cg'h casss New York brandy private terms. Malls
10 kega fold 90 private terms
sal' :, auction - bales No. China slgar fi2 90 q
fi2 20 20 bales No liz, sugar, lIs,c EOa mats Siam
rce, 81 pcuhrs ea3a, A.; - hbs. old Bourbon vhs
rsy 3ec
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

War Declared by Peru against Ecu"dor-
Army Preparations or the Las, Named Re-
psablic-General Castiila Installed Prcsi-
dent OF Peru-Revolutionary Plans and
Arrests In Chile-Cable Celebration In VAL
parais0-AmeriCanR Rifles Landed In Gun ya-
quil-Steamship Reports and Railroad
Progress. &c.. sc.
The new mail steamship Cloda Captain Swell, reaehed
Panama the 9th Of November, bringing the South Pa
chc mails twenty passengers, and $4,000 IN specie
The American steamship Hermann, Captain Chvendy,
reached Panama the afternoon Of the 9th instant,
having sailed from New York the 23d Of August md
from Valparaiso on the 27th Of October.
The Hermann reported upwards Of dive hundred pas'
sensers on board for California She had sickness or
deaths on board since leaving New York.
The advces by the Cloda dated at Valparaiso On
the 10th africa the 26th Caao the 2,th, Lima the 9th,
and Pay 3oth Of October and the by the Her
eleven days later, bong dated at valparaiso on
the 21th October.
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ctofa few days ago, with ono thousand passengers
this rate h nturcs who left here four months since
v III al BE- back IN aboltslx weeks. The dsaplom'nln
may Wen he ns gied, of the greatest kind, and he
mpioyiJ,ncs ~ our people leaving or Fraser kiver -
admitted by La returned miners themselves. The bcst IN
ormed say three thousand Carnans Is the utmost that
VIII remain on the river during the winter
Two police oIes, named Defian and Carmichael, have
resigned irom the Victoria police The law required them
70 take the oath y allegiance 10 Queen Victoria, whch
tlcy were unwilling To DO.
1t II rumored that GOV. Douglass Intends to prevent tue
steamers Enterprise and Maria from running on Fraser
ryer in coheequcnee OF the oxorbant rates Of froght
charged BY their These boats BY sulfs-
rance which Il rs claimed can be revoked at any time.
The Hudson Bay Oompanys steamer Otter carries goods
toit Langley IL Sl2 per small steamer, called
the icyaihGn, y 70 70 placed Immediately On the limo
from Victoria.
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kpprshanlsd Re-Opening Of sbe Indian
War at the Northwest.
Sir William Gore Ouseley al
San Juan del N0rte.
Conferences Between the Ncarasuan Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and the British Admiral.
Sir Gore 0useley to Meet Commodore
Mcintosh at Aspinwall.
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE

NOn-C0nnectiOnO Of the Washing
ton and Hermann.
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News frnn Carson Valley.

The sixth regiment q infantry now WITHIN few M es
~ Piacervne They have been delayed on their march
wa,ng for $50 recruits The regiment when II rolcio
Bencia WIN number about eleven hundred men. arg
body of camp followers with the force, and u y 81
The wagon ain IL several miles in length IL IS hkey the
companR will be distributed through the STATE, and ono
the first movements General Clarke viii order u TO re-
place the volunteers stuIabost county by regulars
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Sl.sls. .s32 In GOLD RECEIVED.

Important LsgG; Decision in California Re-
spectins Mining Claims
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
News from Central America, South
America, California, Oregon, Wash
ington Territory and Fraser River.


ington Territory and Fraser River.
~oo.~ol>~~>.~>,~>>ooc~>N
$I,sI6, ,b32 IN GOLD RECEIVED.
Important LegGi Decision in California Re-
Specting Mining Claims.
kpprshsnled Re-epening OF sbe Indian
Wax at the Northwest.
Sir William Gore Ouseley at
San Juan del Norte.
~~-,~.-~>~.>.~->~-.-<.-.----.
Conferences Between the Ncarasuan Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and the British Admiral.
~>,>e>>>>,>v>->o~,>e--S~
Sir Gore 0useley to Meet Commodore
Mcintosh at Aspinwall.
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.
NOn-ConnectiOn Of the Washing
ton and Hermann.
SEVERE GALE AT ASPiNWALL.
.->~~o~~,,~e-N,se~e>~~>.>a--
Total Loss Of the Ship Telassar aud
Schooner Wide Awake.
WAR BETWEEN PERU AND ECUADOR.
~~->-~.N~~N@--~N~4~~4~~--
Special Minister hcIn Guatemala to IT, 4
United States
&c, &c, DC.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-01


tae cons III II nj "a eOnsifQe IN
III, RepUbl abhof and sc6FnJ md would
yolvs II sssee equst g my VII his
and conslstded s. itha inspaces of conpulsion
Whether che will choose the Union as lesser exi.
or submit 10 il BY conapulson and abandon l,es,
self government, and surrender her dessnies to yolr
control you will surely test, you get The naSss,
vice Of to your commands, she viii deserve 70
all the wrong and all the shame you can and will
accumulate upon her head Bot as honor, interest,
self.preservation-all that is dear to freemen-all
urge her to maintain her Individuality and equality
as sovereign States, either within or without the
Union, trust she will give you full demonstration
of her courage and self reliance by refusing any, the
least concession to your demands, and by resentng
your menaces and repelling your attempts at coer-
cion in such manner will prove that the spirit Of
the fathers who, at Yorktown and at New Orleans,
consummated in triumph our two wars of Indepen-
dence, yet lives in her sons.
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Twenty Years Ago.
I met girl the other day,
Some Twelve years old or so,
The image of a nymph l loved

Twenty Years Ago.
met girl the other day,
Some Twelve years old or so.
The image of nymph loved
Some twenty year ago.
The blashing cheek, the sparkling eye,
The hair Of raven fUw-
Alb, how they set my heart a-blaze
Some twenty years ago.
i spoke-her answers did not much
Of wit or wisdom sh W
But thus the luvely Mary talked
Some twenty years ago.
What! could shallow heart like this
My heart in tunult throw?
must have been little green
Some twenty years ago.
met the lovely Mary since
Her charms have vanished though
Her wit aud wisdom are-lhe same
As twenty years ago!
I looked upon her faded cheek,
Unlit my feelings glow;
And thank her that she scorned my love
Some twenty years ago!
Fond boy! who now W. uldst gladly die
To please some simperng miss
Who knows what thou wilt think of her
Some twenty years from this.-A0me Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-01

A slavery resolution was discussed ves,..,
the New York East Methodist Conference n !
Whedon and Mr.. Hatfield advocated the rss0,,: Ut
And DIS Ranga opposed it, saying that # w.s
ter the Conference had nothing to do with .na ~.
did not believe it sinful to own or sell si. ""u
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-01

STATE SENAToR.-By the announcements in an
other column it will he that there are two can
didates out for the State Senate-Dr. John Yancy,
Of Madison, Democrat; and Gen. Robert NJ. Henry,
of this county, American.
We do no. propose at this time to enter up.
on a discussion of the relative merits of these
gentlemen, but simply to say that DR.. Yancy is be.
fore the people at the urgent and oft repeated solci
tation of the Democratic party. He did not seek the
position; on the contrary, those who have the office
in their gift sought him. He is known to be firm,
reliable, t'uehearted Democrat. He has twice rep.
resented Madison in the House Of Commons, and his
record is such as commends him to the confidence
and favor of the western people, We place his name
at our mass head, and 60 into the contest feeling
that We have candidate worthy Of best efforts
one Of whom We can truly say, he is Gods noblest
workmanship--an honest man. E. 81
Dr.. Yancy will visit, rs be has opportunity, the
several counties of the District and address the eo
pie on the political questions of the day We fully
and heartily endorse hi.r IN every respect, and as
sure the freemen Of the District that they viii Gid
him = whole:so1lsdt large hesrted and ciesssheaded
mals--jnst such man 81 they win need Il Raleigh
pext winter AsAepitls Ness 80 3 I
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s. y
3pdses sllSS p}less S.
1Ss9ee 81 3 ys
lile 49, q ttti9 q Sl!d
- ~ ~!
taca Ae ths4 may her dk ssipII1;
lcr NJ sue Ihe Spah8ts
lied shal lzcpnsinsse one md shsl pot bs
:c6ntirItied 5ater Than sdtd or tbak Ehe
said board hall spp0int the fcs ht1didg sid
election, sad the gid governef aRpouice the
same b and the day shall be a ears
II one rs IS consistent with due coffee tO
the people Of said Territory, subject to- he ProSiB-
Ions of sthiss net. Ilse taid board
power 70, prescribe the time H'anner and ot
SAID snd to direct the tinae and anRer ot
the returns thereof when returns shall % msde 70