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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
R;sI,op RedeJI.

wehad the pleasure of meeting and making the aequain
tance Of Right Rov. GREGORY T DgDELL, the newly elect
cd Assistant Bishop of the Diocese Of Ohio his way
attend the Episcopal Convention at Cleveland which
vened the sth inst Bishop BEDELL preached his first
in Ohio at St. James Church, GAINESVILLE, the
3Oth ult. Quite curious coincidence related to
by the Bishop. The first of the three Bishops OF
Ohio after having been invested with official duties have
been preached before the Church Of st. James Bishop
Chase forty years ago. and Bishop AIlyaine twenty
years ago. And what is still more remarkable they
were all guests of the same family.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
AdVertiEillR.

One Of our exchanges discusses question Of interest to
business men, to the method ofadyersing Let them
the newspapers The newspaper is circulated without
any expense to the advertiser which is by
unimporant item, every will testify, who has had
experience in distributing his advertisements. Not
only the advertisement circulated by tho newspaper
free of all expense but it is done speedily and thor
oughy than be done by the advertiser. The
papers established SYSTEM thousand doors open
to welcome it, aud thousand messengers are daily and
weekly seeking the post Office to receive IT. and thousand
read it when it docs come.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
( The FRIENDS ON THE HARrER's FERRY
TRAoEDY.-The following reference to this
sad event, is from the Friends Review, a
Quaker publication of Philadelphia:

"Without taking into view the immortality Of tho pro-
cceding the prospect ofsuccess utterly hopeless
to induce the belief that the principal actors must have
been ahorng under species Of insanity, the bndest
anatcsm Nothing short Of this could lead them 70 ex-
pect the aid necessary accomplish their purpose from
the white people Of the north south But when We
slider that the means adopted remedy for the great
evil Of slavery equally ineonsisAnt with Chrisanf-
y aud totally indefeusible religious principles we
most profoundly deplore the That politicians
will Il for selfish and corrupt purpnses cannot he
doubted and its almost Inevitable effect upon the minds
nfsayehoders scarcely fail to be adverse 30 the plead
ngs their conscience and the prayers Of those who
n truly Christian spirit to break every yoke. proclaim
liberty to the captive and let the oppressed go free.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Now YorIt NIarI,et-Nov. q.

FLoUR-Buoyant; sales 600 bbs at 4s0a4s5 for su-
ersiAte 95ab for extra do AsOA5 for super
b0a5 35 for common 10 medium extra western 5Oa5 65
fornrior to good shipping bnds extra hoop Ohio
Canadian flour quiet ahdunchanged sales 100 bbls at
a0,30. Rye -four steady at 36Oa4,35.
GRAlN-Wheat hrm and lc betteri sales 20O00 bush at
1lO for No. Chi. spring, ll4all4k for NH Club 39
red Ind Rye quiet At SSe. Barley dull and heavy
Corn very quiet and nominay unchanged Oats steady
az tiaiik for State, Western aud Canadian.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

The Ladies' Trustees, the members in general and the
Pastor OF St. Johns Lutheran Church. hereby tender their
snceest thanks to the ladies of Fremont and vicinity
well TO gentlemen who have materially assisted
them 10 the preparation of the festival occasion Thurs
day evening last and for the very generous patronage
with which they have been favored st. Johns Church
will cherish the kndest wishes for all those who have
been instrumental in raising tho handsome of s3lO
the above esyity May Gods blessings rest upon you
all nbundnntlY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Ossinn IL. Dodge.

win give a Concert at Birchard Hall on "wednesday
Evening, November 18TH But concert will be given
The popularity Of Dodge In this community is sufficiently
established to need any encomiums from Concert tC
commence at "a and close at o'clock No postpone
ment account OF weather. Tickets 25 cents.
DoDGE will also give concert at Bellevue Tuesday
evening the 18th Monroevile Thursday evening
tho
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

A physician at Roslin, county of Hast
ings, Canada, gives the particulars of the
death of a woman aged sixty-two, who
starved herself to death from supersti-
tious belief that God required her to do so
in order to be saved. She died on the 9th
of September having been thirty days
without food of any kind.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Reward for the Head of j. II. Giddings.

ANtWuFU IUF IHo AHeuu OF D Kt' NIduIhBs'
Thefollowing "hgh toned and chivalrous'
advertisement appears in the Richmond
Wing. 1t needs no comment:
sio0oORE REwARD.-JosHUA R GIDDINGs having prov.
ed himself Traitor in lecture at Philadelphia the2sh
Of October and there being process srauge saw
which he be brought Justice propose 10 be one
the one hundred to raise $4,000 for his safe delivery in
Rchmond or $1,000 for the production Of his head dc
not regard this proposition, extraordinary "a II may al
FIRST SEEM either EFiusf NRmereui The law Of God
and the Constitution Of his country both condemn him to
death. =
public bnt u Is In the hands of the Editor Of the Rich
mond Whig There will be difficulty sure in rails
ing the $4,000 upon reasonable prospect Of getting the
said Giddings to this City.
Richmond, Nov !, 1852
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
The Probable Origin of the Harper's
Ferry Invasion.
The Baltimore Patriot gives the follow
ing rational solutions of various mysterious
circumstances of this affair:

The arpers Ferry hns been solved at last. W,
have reliable intelligence from Wa hington that
willard, ofIndana |, at the bottom Of the whole AFFAIR."
Cook, who Il his brotherinlaw is said to have been
prompted by him to invcige the madman Brown and his
weakminded followers into the net thus spread for them
and then TO desert them with the that he Cook
should be let oil free il he should not escape VIII
lard is at Charlestown and Cook il to he used
States evidence condition OF his release. This will
probably explain the suppression ofhat letter by Governor
Floyd. The whole outbreak, tis now beevedin Wash
ngtnn contTived solely with view operate pot
cay upon the elections in New York and Maryland W,
thought much from the beginning The public
quested keep their eye Cook and whether he IL
not released.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
1 Ed

On the ith inst, WILLIAM e., youngest son Of David
and Sarah Morton of this place, sged seven weeks.
"Sweet bud,
Ye touched the world with beauty, and art gone
Ere ruder breath than that of God had touched
Your gentle heart, and scattered its perfume"
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fremmt auurnaI.
Focal aao miscellaneous Nattets.


We have tho most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various Other
Blanks for sale AZ all times at the JouRSAL OFFICE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
nnffaIo NIarket, Nov. Q.

Flour drm demapd moderate; sales 300 lbs at 5Oa
Ala extra State; 500 extra Wis aud red wheat Mich 10
a54 extra Ind and Ohio 5Oa5 rs double extra do and
Canada Wheat 6rmer; sales 900 bu Chicago snr.
at aOc to arrive 9Tc from store 900 Ia Mich At @;
$500 white do 20 Corn dull and nominal. Oats less
hrmi sales 1000 bn western. private terms.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
our AnVEnTIsERs.

he that in the ic0rid ioould rise,
Must REAp TnE NEWS aHd ADvERTisEi"
Concert al Birchard Hall. l.-0ssau F. Dodge.
To Stockholders of the Fremont and Indiana Rail Road
Quaker City Insurance Company, J. r. Bartlett Agent
Petition to sell land.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

An descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and eSpedi-
tousy done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call At the JOURNAL oFFIcE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

Even those who are in tho enjoyment OF
perfcc. health frequently have need to have recourse to
TONES as prevenves Of disease We are never too well
armorsd against the asaui,s Of he ills that aesis heir
to. Such an invigorator they may dnd in HOsrErrERs
BIrTERs-a medicine that eahnot be taken regularly
without giving vitality and elasticity to the system AT
this season. particularly, the strongest Is not proof
against the malaria In certain sections Of the country
In all cases Of fever and sgue the BrrERs Is potent
than any amount Of qunne while the most dangerous
cases Of bilious fever yield to its wonderful properties
Those who have tried the medicine will another
for any Of the ailments which the HosrErTFR BIrTERs
processes to subdue To those who have not made tho
experiment. cordially recommend early application
80 the BrrrRs whenever they stricken by diseases o
the digestive organs.
soldby druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
e-S~ See advertisement In another coumn.-42w4.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

Trains will Leave Clyde.
GOING SOUTH. GOING SoRTa.
Night Express ~ 90 An Night ExpreSE .6l5 Pm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Dodge in ReIIovmc.

Our Bellevue friends will undoubtedly be pleased TO
learn that E. DODGE the Humorist Poet and Ausi
clan will give of his musical entertainments in that
village Tuesday evening next Nov. 18th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
M AR RIE D ,

On the sh Instant at the residence ofthe Brides father
in Ballue Township, by Rev. z. RUsHVRLL, JAMES b.
BECKwITH aud MISS CARRIE DOLLIsoN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Manhattan Fire Insurance c
No. es, wall Street, New YORK.

INCORPORATED MARCH, 1921.
Cash Capital all paid in. -$25o,000 90
Cash Surplus lOl, AS II
Tstal Cash Capital and Surplus s4l1 ,42s II
WM. PITT PALMER, Pres't. ANDREW J. SMITH, Sec.
This Company insurcs Dwellings and Furniture Mer-
chaudse Buildings and other property at rates low
other equally responsible companies. Premiums Pot
icics issued by this Company payable in Cash. Losses
will be promptly settled and paid in cash at the agency
Office issuing the thus making it home institution.
Full compliance has been made with the laws Of the State
Particular attention given to the insurance Dwellings,
three five years. at the lowest adequate
Apply to GEORGE w. STEELE,
FREMONT, o.
August 26, 1859. S2nos.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Cost OF fI.c war 10 Piedmont.

The OPiHione Of Turin thus calculates the cost Of the
late war TO Piedmont The which the latter has
sented to accent 800 600 ancs bo reimbursed
70 France dO00OOO0 expenses Of the 1000 0OQi
orGoaohG TO be raised for the defence Of The country
So 100000 total 10000, 900 francs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
GerrIt smith in a Lunadc Asylum.

UTICA, New YORK, NOV. ..
Gert Smith has been sent to the unatic asylum at U
ca, having become seriously deranged.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

snndusky, Dayton and Cincinnati II. n.

On the Fremont and Indiana Road, for Fostoria daily
except Sundays, at O'Clock D m.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

"hr WALTER SAITH, Of Van Rensselaer, township, dis
covered, some two weeks ago, that part of his farm
bOrderng the lake, stone which he thou contained
gold Since then he has exhibited several specimens
citizens, and twe Of best natursts geoogists
have tested aud found to be quartz rock in which
bedded large quantities gold, which WINS extracted in
flakes similar in shape and size to common fakes
and which ascertaned to be UeryfHe gold Mr. SMITH
informs that tons of this quartz rock easily be got
about four feet below the surface Of groundn fact he
thinks 1t exists in almost endless quantities. Who has
the Pixies Peak fever nowl We will notice this hereafter
as further Developments transpire."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
FARM FOE SALE.

- THE subscriber oilers for sale his Farm ofone
H.i hundred and foureen acres Wing the Westeon
L4sA Reserve and Maumee Road in Green Greek town
ship, two and half miles east Of Fremont. The farm
well fenced and improved having good house and barn
on It, good orchard ofynung trees, three wells OF
and good cisiern Seventyve cleared and the
balance in good timber Possession given sale. Title
subscriber on the premises. GEORGE KRIDLER
Fremont, Oct. 22d 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

GoLD-Wc shall expect to hear before
many days that there is great rush Of
prospccters to the peninsulain Ottawa coun-
ty, with spade and pick, to take out the
vast deposits of gold that have been found
there. Tho Ottawa Democrat says:
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-04-03
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS At WASHINGTON POSr
OFFICE


Eastern Mail Baltimore Philadelphia New York
Boston, 6o aud Buffalo Au. arrives at 61, and IN
daily the mall be from this ONCE and by those
places viii be and o'clock M daily
The Southern Mail closed hereafter daily 5S and
O'Clock, and viii be received hereiofore daily by So
o'clock, a. M and q, y, m.
The Second Eastern Mall M aud the Great Western
Mail closes daily. The mail trains north OF Philadelphia
arrive there with the train for Baltimore
which brings the arrive here by % No East
Mail received this Office sunday night and Eastern
Mail is sent sunday morning
The Mail for Norfolk adjacent places Ia Virginia uosed at 2
except sunday and received SIX times week. with mail
from Baltimore, Nd, by ~,
The Mail from Georgetown D. c. received twice daily by
and tits closed for that place al the same hours
The Mail Rockville &c, Md received daily by p
aud IL Is closed FOR those places at ., p m
Annapolis Mail closes al 2 and ?, D. m daily
from Rockville Nd Is received daily except
day by D M and closes those places by O. p. m daily
The COesyio Nd Mail Monday Wednesday, Friday,
m received Tuesday Thursday andsaturday p
Upper Marlboro Sc Nd received BY 4, p daily, and Is
closed at o, p. m.
Port Tobacoos 6e Md Tuesday, Thursday
day by D. Sunday Tuesday and Thursday p
warrenton, Mddeburg, nc, Va received daily by p
closed at 0, p.
Ieesburg &C. va received by and closed M Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
The postage newspapers all printed
dressed foreign country required 10 be paid In advance
open O'Clock 81 O'Clock,
except Sunday and that day Is from to TO- and
from 6k 10 IN p M
sport Tobacco daily other places the route above
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The body Of the leather pouches Is 10 BIO made Of
slana bag leather well tanned Weighing ami
not less than eight ounces aud for the smaller less
nap good shifting leather well tanned the seams 10 10 We'll
and strongly secured with the best iron ryets well timed
woven water weighing pouches not
less than 20 the yard width II ounces
yard Of n inches width pouches Of size No g not less than
20 ounce, 20 n9 yard Of e inches Width for pouches Of s No
Of the warp and wen be composed Of least Eve
The pouches sizes numbered and be made q
width uor ounces the yard 80 inches width
the threads Of the warp and welt 20 be composed Of stss.ar
Leather and Canras HORSE Maj Bags
size No iBody as inches long "a inches wide the widest
SIZE No 2dy As inches long and inches wide in The widest
parts ends bottoms Of being ~ by "a inches
No 3Iody ~ inches long tc widest
parts ends or bottoms of same being 10 by 20 inches
a leather, wei tanned, weighing
he square foot and the seams 70 be we'll and strongly sewed or
| that described for the larger sized pouches
Proposals for improvements the form construction Of
the above described bags and pouches in the materials thereof
invited and the relative value and adaptation TO the service
wei specified price such emcn will
in determining the lowest and best bid.
All articles for be delivered the
contractor Boston Mass New York and Albany n r. pha
ss eona ana va r Re c@so Ss1"h Ca
Mobile, Ala New Orleans La Knoxville Nashville and Memphis
oago, Ill., in such quantities. and such such times the de
may REQUIRE and order and they are 70 Be a n INSPECTED
respect the specimens adopted the standard bags
be furnished No proposal viii be considered not accompanied
with specimens samples Of each article bid for showing tho
construction size and quality Of materials and workmanship offered
and also with written from The proposed as
@ resp ms S be o s @
ncont bond the due performance of tho contract IN case such
proposal be accepted
specimens samples delivered at this department
18th Of Ap next and those which shah haeac
eoa om n ,h Ssss Of the Be made Every
noting size affixed sample the materials lean
leather Of which e made Al specimens DEPOSITED Oy
bidders which with safety and convenience be na ~ the mail
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DRoPosALs FOR MAIL BAGS.

FosI OFIsoE DzTAErssfsr Joh n, Is5g
SEALED PROPOSALS wlbe received Al this department
O'clock NJ the 25h aay Of April next for furnishing iof four
years from he nrst day o. July such quantities and
times be required and ordered for The mall II
the following descripon-to wit
cdaras Nod Bags Sacks.
No lbs inches In length aud o. inches
weighing least fifteen The
of ~ inches width the threads Of the b.
composed OF i've yarns each
Size No q (al inches length inches circumference 10
weighing least fourteen IN
yard Of % inches width the threads II the an bs
composed of four yarns each.
inches In length aud So inches IN circumference
weighing least right
inches wide the threads ~ the and wen 10 b.
u three yarns each. .I..
The bags sizes numbered and 20 be With
tabng top Of inches vide upon which sufficient
number least 20 The former and eight 20 the latter
wrought and they 70 be provided WITH good ana
hemp lace aud tie them strongly, an 10
well marked inside aud outside GU MAIL IA large aud distinct
letters
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HAcKNEY CARRLAGES
CABS, Sc

act from act Of nc Corporation, approccd 1912
SIC H. And BE- enacted That from and ao tho passage of this
tho following Of fare charges for the per-
another the city Of Washington hackney
carriages other vehicles carrying passengers pay
day eight O'Clock M shall
Is say for each every passenger distance
and aha mile twenty five cents for distance
andah mile exceeding three miles my
r hackney carriage other vehicle shall bo
period minutes the driver thereof
shall allowed tho whole hack cab other Vehicle the
81 twevead half every heen minutes detained and
all etsr dccnHon than O'Clock p
The OF hackney carriages other vehicles
demand and receive the atty the foregoing
charges, u addition thereto,
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel sixth
street Pennsylvania 10 New York
Baltimore Philadelphia intermediate points connecting New
York with tho Johns the Western lines New
Orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph National Hotel
Pennsylvania To New York connecting above with The
exreme Fasta West,
southern Telegraph National Orleans
Richmond Augusta and Mobile aud intermediate points nclu
ding MI the principal scahoard cities.
Telegraph PCnusy between sixth aud Sow
Streets man drug store. To Wheeling and intermediate
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-
l,4el,o1O

thousand squareDles
greater all England New York and New Jersey
that the Nebraska ninety thousand miles greater
than that Of all the sleveholdng California Oregon
nearly equal all New England New York Pennsy
Ohio and Indiana Ii Is possible that New Mexico and Mela
Will be territorial the
session containing 2ss 900 exceeding all New
England New York. Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Wash
ingon exceeds all New England and New York
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No. $50.
BY the President OF the United states.

- - 1899 !, >--.->- =, !. ~ "A. Ir.:It
L JAMEc ,BDSitANAN, ilSs.ucht y, wy INV"
of America in pursuance Of the provisions O the act
Congress entitled "An relation to The lands sold ~ t tre
bur late 81 Helena land district Of Louisiana andau
thorizng the certain lands III saiu ulsT Pw
90 1872 and OF the acts OF Congress authorizing m
pubic lands, hereby declare nnd make known ta pubic
LOUISIANA, Monday ne second ady 81 hay % f
the SAFE OF Tue W., u ~ a ,na sr
na'ed Nuhn ,ic i''s ~ a,s rssnrene adj
ihna' oNhSnPsi aooo'"ps W wy 'if'o 49, ,'~'n ~
VII:
South of he base line and Of The principal meridian
/, , . on, ,s,e,;onai iowpsbips s and g Of
townships y o anu " ~ '
range L. .s. I, ,..,. a. r,n.o
loNhshFN ~ y
Fractional townships i Q and 3 OF range 4.
Fractional township l. OF range 8.
81, go. 4, -, ae a.. nr;,o,o,f ,,.y;Json
sotaa We case ''"e o'''' ' y Wy if
Townships L., ., @, 4, s. 6, and T. OF range l.
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lIssloner 81 the General Land once.
NOTICE TO pRE.EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

IETlTION Of Richard W. Hoe, Of New York, N ip.n
ing OF patent granted him on the ~ ~,
Improvement "printng Presses for seven year.
expiration OF said patent which takes place on the ISL o. MY
1859 NJ.
Monday April 49, NJ IL O'clock AMI all persons are nou
appear and show II any they have why said puon
TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO Me IN inc
their objections specially forth IN writing, at astwcn
before hearing testimony ned by either party w
the said hearing be taken and transmitted
Of the office which viii be furnished ON nplh
The testimony the viii be closed on the an Ap AZ
depositons other papers relied testimony mus IA
in morning Of that day The arguhel
any. within ten days thereafter. $3.50.
ordered also, that this notice be Published in the Union Ns
ton c., Book, New York, week for three SUI
svo weeks the first Of said publications be at least sixty Gays
~ wy JOsTTH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Prept'
Ps-Eiitors OF tho papers will please copy, and sna
bills 10 the Patent ONCE with paper containing this noiee
Feb I3-1aw3w
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative of the present
of the territory destined erected into States exhibits the
esng fact that the the latter square miles exceeds that
he former The superficial OF the Territories organized and
organized, set down follows =. .rss
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Baden Louis born
guardianship by Of insanity.
father Ferdinand husband Of the Queen regent IN
I'll september 10, 1855.
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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GOVERNORS or THE SEVERAL STATES AND TERRITORIES
WITH THEIR SALARIES, TERMS or OFFICE AND THE
EXPIRATION or THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.
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aepeR SA0gg quantity Of a0aBp land approved ne screya
States up % sou June 1857
Number of quar-

uSod aud opppTlded dHd 81 odcA n ne Slat
Including and usrreycd offered ulQe
ed land on ne 1856