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The Best Sewing Machine now In
Market In MMaA,a Patent

AAe Nest sewing MACHINE now In
Market 10 Woods Patent.
which 10 20 simple, that child can operate H.
and experience in the Of Sewing Machines demon
s'rates that this Machine ls.s liable 10 ret ont a
order than any other eewng Machine now before the
public.
The Rev. Robert g. Williams. Of Woodbury., Conn,
says: safer an examination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, fully convinced yours Is the
best. and almost use for some time has
more than realised my expectations, for know there
10 no other machine that will, with little trouble
perform 20 much and many different kinds Of work..
planter says: II used to employ three or four
hands In making clothes for the rest, but since pur
chased Jour Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while my vie
uses 1t for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY 4 LYONS, Projectors.
S45 Broadway, New York.
". 4. BANNER. Agent In Buliirston.
ORVlLLL LEONERD, General Agent, 81 CLARK st.
hfraun
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QUEENSWARE,
w HOL SALE AND ETAIL,
M'KITTERICK & MILLER.

Third Street, north door Of Barrel House,
Importers and Dealers in Queensware. China Glass.
ware, Looking Glasses, Lamps, Fancy Goods and
Qualities.
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees,

THOSE Wishing Apple Trees for Spring planting,
= can md them ct the Burlington Nursery 0rsal
good quality, 800 per thousand Smaer quantities in
the same pror orion. Also. EvesgreeDe, Curvanss,
Goosebsrries, Ornamental Trees and ehrubs Roses.
Ac., &c.
Address A. W. CoAsroCK or J. Z. SCOTT, bar.
lington, Iowa.
J. K SCOTT,
msrl-ouU Assignee o. A. W. ComstGe
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| Pref. Weed, 9I9 BroaAway, y ssinin
the hair dye trade. People viii not - dyes vhsa
natural restoration 10 The osinsl color II - hair
b prodsced ~ natural remedies. Dyes ass ast'Acia
agents. and dangerous their spplicstios, - Weesi
Hair Tonic u healthy stnslant, and sausss healthy
growth. growth Of gray hair upon yosng persss's
bead . unnataraI and To apply csioriag nad pro
duces unnatural result the eelor ID changed 70 b
sure but mot through the roots o. the half Ladies Do
Jon see that eeranam plant In Inc window yondsrs
how yellow and faded looks. f.is alive and growing;
but where 10 the bsauifui lark green that belongs
TO III Gene. You those leaves b. On sxtsr-
nal application Of chemicals, but they viii not emain
colored. Do you desire TO do Il naturally Mako .
solution ofguxno water apply 10 the rooss, and he
plant win take mp into the system, and then ron win
zee . rich green permanent hue. Prof. weeds Hair
ronie works on the same principle. The roots u The
hair drink up that application, AID hish health aad
beauty result.
CAunon-Beware ofworthless raitatiens, - several
IRE already In the market called BY di9erent aames
use none unless the words rossssor Woods Hair Res
orattve Depot. g. Louis, No., aad New YoTk,) are
'lovn in the bossls. Sold By Ill Druggists and Patest
Medicine Dealers. Also b. al Fancy end Te1st Goods
lealers, in the United States and Canadas.
anr1 -hnlm
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IN WIG O II ATORl
PREPAkED Bs DR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entireiv from C3n1ra

- - opASAANDo INV UGiVbG
CGth0vttc, easier, milder, d
other medicine known. II 1
. Ltc>r remedy, acting nrs
morbid matter, then on the
ry Oh that matter, thus acco
fectuslly, without any Of the
ed in the operations Of most
the systs m at the same Il
when taken daily In moder
and build IL up with unusual
The Liver 10 one Of
the human body; and
tons we'll. the powers OF
oped. The stoDsdcA 10 Al b
on the healthy action Of
performance Of it's func.A
10 At fault, the bowels are
systeM suffers in conse-
Liver - having ceased
diseases Of that organ, one
made It his study, in . =
twenty wears, to npd
to counteract the many
Is liable.
To prove that this rem. -
persontroubled withl.lV-
Of it, forms has but to
ton 10 certain. tn se
or bad matter from the =
place . healthy fow Of -
stomach, causing food to "
the 6iOOds giving tone
machinery, removing the
feelings radical cure. -
Bilious aata@cksA
- better, prevents
Of the 8.1vcF 1MVfG-
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent the
ing
only one dose taken be-
NikhasHaA re. -
Only one dose taken at =
els gently, and cures q
one dose taken sitter
Pc Ral@e
One dose OF two
relieve Sick Head.
Only one dose immedi-
while
One dose oieen repeat
CnOeeFa MOrbus. z.
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MRS. WIN8LOW,
An sxpsrteneed Rurss and 1snals EAyssaa, pssssase
- The astsntios tef nothsss, Asr
SOOTHING SYRUP.

II "a
wn,sn g1essly facilitates Ne process sssAing. b
ssy AL FAN . .sa .:s:s'sS =.
SURE TO REGULATE 7Hu DOWRrA
Dspssd spsn u, nssAsrs. 70 WIN eivs rese 70 yesv.
siiiss AND HrAIrH 70 ron. rx,A.,.d
We have pasup ana soA .this artists a, -, -
years, and cA1 SAT-, COR . NDa1cs Am rnu1n ~ a
naxs never Zen sss g ssy q amp ssAsf
GLE INSTANCE, TO ~ FEET 4 CURE 49,
timely used. Never aid Eve know a insssncc n
dssss'es.ction b. any one she Ssca ~ On he ESQ.,
trary, Ill are delighted evitA iss operatlose. ~
SPEAK 10 tsrms Of highest Rcommendaton Of IL =
sica effects and medical virtues. We speak in shis
matter "vaAf W % !. E1ov." afssr ssa ysseg
experience, AED rL1Dos ScuR asSu1A1loa Poe sue
suLSnAkxr o. wnAT w 4 nRn1 DanAAs In alweee
every instance where The . infsss y ss9srine fseo
pain and exhaustion lief will b found IN ten e
fifteen minutes after the 3syrap ID adDinisteFed.
d most kxIsRi sS s ne sIS e
Ssvas 70 Nsv knsiand O. and has bssn sssd win
THOUsANIe cor CASES.
II not only relieves the child erom main hna n,
vigorates the stomach and bovea corre~tS scsA,..
sn@ sives tone and energy 9so tie whole sysssa. b
GRiPiAG In The s0wElA. AND
and overcome conv.ls'cn which IL ss speedily -.
edied end In death. We Gbelisve 10 tAs pace ~
DYsENrERY AND DIAR !. Ra02 n caiIDsRS.
whether q arises from @tesshine, o fron any -.
er cause. We would say Ito every mother VIE -
child suaering from any of ths foregoing cea.
piainte-Do soT LET Houn rnEsuDsc1s, soa fas 70.
s5i!d .ad Il. relief tho. yin ]. stSE-ys., ' nS.
eURE-eo fol lcv ehs = ef thu neN,.
cine, timely used ban !. diFsstioos fer ssing viii
,sccomPany each bottle. None genutns unless The
. ac. .ha q CURTls A4PKRKlNs. New Xsrt, y
20 ehe outside wrapper
Sold b. Drugeis,s throa Egaout the world
Principal once, No. i3 Cedar 81, New Ysrk.
sold In Chicago. ~ DOLLEe, SMITH co.
jan1bplyda
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IMPORTANT 10 ALL.


Every man, woman end child should reed the adver-
sisements which have been inserted in or col.mns by
Dr. Easteriy, Of g. Louis. His medicines ars selling
very rapidly in nearly every town and city IN the we.
ern States, and there has been but one voice .ayn
Dr. Easserly your medicines COED Daring the les,
two years over One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr.
Eastery's Iodine ana Sarsapara have been sed; also
One Hundred thousand Bottles Of Dr. Easterly Fever
and Ague Killer. and very large quantities u Dr. Car
terb Cough Balsam, DR. Hooper's Female Cordial, and
Ur.Bakerb SPECIFIC, and the den and 10 every day In
creasing which shows thai when articles possess hgh
intrinsic merit like these, they do fail be appre-
ciated By the American people. No person a1aicted
with any disease for which they are should
fail to give them atrial
- No person should think Of gong to PIKES
PEAK without taking supply OF Dr. Easerly1 popu.
lar Medicines. They are ssd BY sQUIREs 4 RLOae
and =. =. GAY. Burlington. Iowa. rmsrS
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d more e0sctusl than any
nos only . C1fldvtjc, but
ON the Ltcer to eject 10
'tomach and bowels to car.
npiishing two purposes 81.
painful feelings experience
II strengthens
ne that It purges ii; and
ste doses, will strengthen
4 pidisy.
the prin cipal regulators Of
when IL performs its func-
the system are fully dey 81.
most entirely dependent
the Ltcer for the proper
lions; when the stomach
81 fault, and the whole
quence Of one organ-tho
TO do ito duty. For the
Of the proprietors has
practice Of more than
some remedy wherevith
derenGements 70 which is
edy II ct last found, any
er Com plain s,in any
try . bottle, and convie-
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying In their
bile, invigorAting the
digest vel, PuFiGyin9
and health to the whole
cause Of the disease-ss
are cured, and w. hay
eds BY the occasional use
ora lssBs
10 sufiicient to relieve the
food fEon rising and sour.
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bow.
1 Osaivemess.
each meal will cure DyOs
teaspoonfuls will always
ache.
assly relieves Cholic,
ed 10 . sure cure for
and . preventive Of
ed TO throw out Of the
medicine after . long
J AUn@1Ce removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
ed cures ClAROmlc Dis
forms, while S0smneR
yield almost TO the Afst
|attec k0 9 Q No Q q By
there 10 NO sufer, sAleF,
world, - II seesr fntls.
DFoPOys ~ exciting
Ecommendine this medi.
fever and Ag0e,
lGeVeRs ofa 8alt0uo
with certainty, and thou.
fifty 70 its wonderful viP.
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THE LIVER IHVIGQRAT0R

All who use 10 are gfving their ussans
imOus Testimony IN las favor.
Mlx water IN lhe m0ual with the IN.
vAg0FasOFs0 and sSS allow both soges her.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and ,sdai.
Working cures almost too great TO believe II cures
seldom more than one bottle 10 required 70 cure any
klnd OF Liver Complaint, from the Jos~dies q
Dy1DepsSd TO . common Hedd0s ~, Ill Of which are
the result Of . Diseased Liver.
PRICE ons DOLLAR Pen DOF9lR.
Dk. SANFORD, Proprietor, 846 Broadway, New York.
ketAied ~ Druggists. Sold also By II. Blakesley,
%. Wood Co., et. Louis Source Bless Durlins.
an~NAn1,
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Gov. Wise ON OLD BUcK.-There has Just
been published from Governor Wise charac-
terstic letter to Hon. David Hubbard, of Ala,
of which the following is an extract:
1.-THE President bids high. To fillitusters he
offers Cuba and the Isthmus and North Mexico,
to the West, Pacific Railroad-to the North,
protection to iron and coarse wooiens-and to
the great commercial countries, the power Of
Capitalization by obvious uses and abuses of .
bankrupt act to supply to State Banks. Yes
terday Bidde was a monster, and TO day few
Wall street brokers can expand and contract
upon us more like vice than he did-and what
would they not do if they could force the poor
provinces when they please into bankruptcy =
have written this right on, and you may do
what you please with it,"
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Hogs-Receipts Is head. Sales at Sherman's
yards to-day we're:
~ hogs, averaging It's lbs at 1915
20 100 $50
20 los 6,673
Sheep-In active demand. Sales were IS
head, averaging lO4 lbs AZ 81, 90 per 100 lbs.
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DR.. Adam Clark, who had a strong aversion
to pork, was called upon to say grace at din
ner. where the principal dish was roast pig. He
il reported to have said 20! Lord, if Thou
canst bless under the gospel what Thou didst
curse under the IL ;, bless the pig"
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EDlfoa o. HAwE.4rR :-Ihis scrip 10 10 Vim
d'cation Of mJseaf against chandler pablished
~ the Gazette on the 9Th Inst. win ron have
me kindness % publish - the Gazette y no
more. E. w. GRAY.
Iowa wEs. UsIvsaslrx, April II, 1859.
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DurIluRtOu, Auesudys April OIn, discover great
wrong by attempting to disgrace my brothers,
by some man who has no regard for his fellow
beings nor fear OF God. To give you true
fact of the falsehood which has been published
in the Gazette, l must let you know that my
brothers know but very little Of the English
language, and can read arc write but very little,
and therefore think it is impossible for them
TO have written the article published in the
Gazette. dare not believe that my brothers
are mean enough TO tell such q falsehood.
dare not believe that they would deny that they
ever did receive that letter from our father in
Italy. II is we'll known that they received that
letter, which Prof. Gray had published, by most
of the inhabitants Of Fairfield, and by many in
Mt. Pleasant. Yes, sir, such letter had been
received by my brother in Fairfield on the 2Sth
of Dec, 1858, and was sent to me on the next
day. believe that some person has learned
my brothers names, and taken some facts from
the article published by Prot. Gray and signed
their names TO it, But the names signed to the
article in the Gazette are spelled Alright instead
of Alright, and the given name of my oldest
brother is Givani instead Of Giovanni. Ny
brothers never 60 misspell their names. So the
facts that Prof. Gray wrote are oil true.
Bot must notice another false statement
The writer Of the article in the Gazette says:
ut lie necessary We should state that ourselves
and other brother. Antonio, em'grated to this
country from Italy tour years ago." But this
is false; because my brother Luigi emgra-
ted TO America eight years ago, and Giovanni q
little over six years ago. and l emigrated from
Italy on the 26th Of May. 1854, and landed in
America on the eth Of July. This proves that
my brothers know nothing Of the article pub
lished in the Gazette. They surely know that
We did not come TO America together, nor in the
same year, but At different times. This shows
the true spirit Of Catholicism. Prof GrAy's
statement 10 true, and my brothers never de-
MED it. II has been published 70 the public ~
. false one, by some vagabond who processes the
true spirit Of that religion, bnt not BY my
brothers, and We have many witnesses to prove
il. Yes, cir, it Is true that nv father wrote that
letter to me, but how could he do any better.
without the knowledge Of the Bible and sur
rounded BY the influence Of the priesthood and
not knowing that am making my way TO
eternal life. Oh, cir, do not blame my most
beloved fathsr. Oh ~, love him 20 WE'LL
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The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
who shall be Senators

The Senatorial vacancy occasioned by the
death of Mr.. Broderick, will devolve the
necessity upon the next Legislature of cleo
ting his successor. Who that successor is
to be, the Democratic party must determine.
And we think that already majority have
fixed in their minds upon the man-and that
man is JOHN B. WELLER. We mean no dis.
paragement to other prominent and worthy
Democrats, who have done good service in
the cause, when we say that Gov. Weller lie
the man for SENATOR but that he must take
precedence over other gentlemen, is evil
dent to our mind.
While in Congress Mr.. Weller was in
dustrious and faithful to California interests
no man ever dared question his honesty.
AS Governor of California he has made the
best Executive the State has ever had-this
is admitted by the opposition, chary Of praise,
and INSCRIPTIONS in fault-fnding as they are
and could now 60 back to Washington,
carrying with him an additional experience
as to the wants of the Pacific coast, acquired
by his intimate association with public affairs
and the people in the last two years.
In the canvass just passed, Gov. Weller
has won to himself hosts of friends in all
parts of the State. They found him one Of
the true soldiers of Democracy-who
though not elected for a position that many
of his friends hoped for, he yet buckled on
the Democratic armor and went into the
fight with zeal that showed his heart was
in the cause.
We are certain that he is generally looked
upon as the man for the position. And here
in Placer County, we hear no other name
mentioned; the sentiment seems general
among Democrats in favor Of Mr.. Weller.
This is the verdict, and it is correct one
for he is honest, capable, and deserving.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Pacific Railroad Convention.

On Thursday the following resolution was
offered in the Pacific Railroad Convention at
San Francisco, by Mr.. H. S. Fitch, which
was carried.
Resolved, That the President appoint a
committee of five persons whose duty it
shall be to prepare memorial to Congress,
setting forth the advantages of the proposed
railroad to the Government, as measure of
defense against the invasion of our Territor-
les on this coast, or any other hazard Incl
dent to our isolated position; asking that
Congress pass Pacific Railroad Bill, au-
thorizing the Government to aid in the con-
struction Of the road over the Territories to
connect with such as may be constructed in
this State, and asking that the General Gov
eminent donate to this State and to Oregon
ten millions of acres of arabic land, wher-
over it may be found within our borders, for
the benefit of the international improve
ment of those States"
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

INDIAN MuRDERED.-On Saturday night,
or Sunday morning last, young Indian,
eighteen or nineteen years of age, named
Beppo, was delibera ely murdered by several
Indian boys about his own age, on the out
skirts of Auburn. Beppo was Nome Cult
Indian, and had been in the service of Mr..
S. w. Lowell, but some time ago ran away,
and has been staying with the Auburn In
dams, with whom he appeared to live in
harmony. On Wednesday his body was
found in hole nearly covered up. Upon
exhumation his throat was found to be cut
from ear to ear, and his face mashed in, by
having been beaten, it is supposed, with
stones. Several of the principal Indians
were arrested TO make them dvulge the
names of the murderers, and they have all
concurred in designating three Indian boys,
one of whom has been arrested by the In
dans themselves. The other two are yet
at large.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
CHURCH DEDICATION.

The new Catholic Church recently erected in
this place, will be solemnly dedicated to the
worship of God, under the patronage of ST.
Theresa, on Sunday the 10th of October, at half
past ten o'clock, by the most Rev. Joseph T.
Almany, d. D. and Bishop of San Franaisco, as
sisted by the Rev. H. p Gallagher, Pastor of
st. Mary's Cathedral, San Francisco and the Rev.
Joseph A. Gallagher, Pastor The dedication
sermon will be delivered by the Rev. II. P. Gala
CHER. A collection will be taken up to Iquidate
the debts Of the Church
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

NAME into the pasture of the I'M naaRqA
" dersigned, in the town of Au-
burn, about two weeks since Cow, ---4A
marked as follows: is light red in color with
line back, and white belly, piece cut out OF
right ear and an under bit and hole in the lei!
ear; is branded on the right side, the letter
being in horizontal position. A little forward
and below this brand there is another brand but
indstinct. There is also another indisnct brand
on the right hip-it looks something like D.
The Cow has calf now running with her tna'
has been calved since she came into the pasture
The owner is requested to come and prove pro-
perty and take her away. or she will be sola p az
cordinc to law. VIM e. MILLER.
Auturn September 24th 1S59.-3w
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

FEMALE EMPLOYMENT OrFIcE.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns it will be
seen that Female Employment Office" has
been opened by Mrs. A. S. Galley, at 249
Washington street. San Francisco. Mrs. G..
gives the best of references, and assures all
females attention and respect who may visit
her Office in search of employment. Or
ders from the country are solicited BY her
they will meet with prompt attention.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Daring Robbery.

On Sunday evening, 18th inst, four men,
Americans, stopped at the cabin of Frank
and Charles Montarnae, in the mountains
thirty five miles above Michigan Bluff, and
asked permission to remain for the night.
Messrs Montarnae readily consented, and
gave the men supper and beds. In the
morning, as the party was about sitting down
to breakfast, the guests drew their revolver,
upon the Montarnaes and demanded them to
surrender, which they were compelled to do
from the number against them. The rob
bers then tied their prisoners and commence
ed general search of the premises, taking
everything of value including $40 in mon
ey and three horses. The horses taken were,
one roam Spanish mare, branded on left shout
der with Spanish brand, and vented on left
shoulder; one dun colored horse, branded
with Spanish brand on left hip; one bay
horse, with Spanish brand on left thigh, and
vented on left shoulder had large
blood SPAWN on left hind leg.
The Montarnes released themselves as soon
as possible after being tied, but by that time
the robbers had got off with their booty. 1t
is believed they came over the Serras, and
returned the same way with their stolen
property.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
Married.
At San Francis,

At San Francisco. on Thursday evening, the
18th inst, by the Rev. Father CrOake Mr.. GEO.
WILLMENT to Miss MARY F. COLEMAN, both of
Auburn.
We were duly remembered by our friend Will
ment, in the present of divers and sundry bottles
OF the sparkling juice of the grape Several
old married fellers and bachelors assisted in
drowning sorrow" upon the drawing of the corks,
and offering sentiments pertinent to the occasion
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24
SUMMONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: 10
w. +. NORCROSS.
VOU are he eby SummShed to appear before
Il me, at my office in Auburn, Placer couhf'
on Saturday, the 18th day of December A. ,.; -.
1859 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the Complain.
of Robert Gordon. wherein he prays JnHeIi,tnn..
against you for the sum of seventy -seren doln ~.
and IS cents in an action for an accouh. W.. lu
merchandise, due him from you AID tsRe 10 wiz,
if you fail so to appear and answer, Plaih'i WIZ
take judgment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF SePON'
Der. A. D. 1859. A. s. GRANT. go
Township No. D.
Auhnrn Cont 9Th TSSQ-2m
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

TIE SOLITARY REPUBLICAN.-ln Fresno
County there lives one Republican, and he
sticks to his party organization all the time.
In Sc there was one vote cast IN the county
for Fremont, in 81 one for Stanley, and in
so one for Stanford. We suppose the same
man cast all of those votes. He is certainly
a straight out Republican, ard entitled to be
considered the head and front of his party
in Fresno County.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

PLAcERv1ILE AND SALT LAKE TELEGRAPH.
-Workmen are now engaged at Placervile
in preparing bundles of wire to be stretched
over 200 additional miles of the above Tele
graph line. The wire will DO used from
Genoa toward Salt Lake on Capt. Simpsons
new route there being an abundance of
timber on it for telegraph poles.
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

SUSPENDED ANIMAr1oN.-The late election
has cboaked the weazands of q number OF
the hybrid journals that carried on loud
moutbed yelping at the Democratic party.
First-.the San Francisco Daily News has
,oeokened to weekly; the Sacramento Daily
Register has gone completely dead; also the
Sonora Herald, and the San Andreas DEM
ocrat. There are others almost ready to
have the cods thrown over them
The Placer herald., 1859-09-24

CoLoRApo TERRIToRy.-The six lower
counties of the State were authorized by
aA Act Of the last Legislature to vote to be
set off in Territory to be known by the
above name. The returns from those counties
show largs majority in favor of the Terri
torial form of government. 1t will now be
necessary to obtain the consent of Congress
10 the same.