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SUMMFR ARRANGEMENT.
On AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri
- H. 1893 Passenger TRAIN leave Cleveland Us follow
Io' A NJ Cmunna Express New London Shelby
tfcstine saiuou, Cudiugiuu and n SNitcb
.... 49, Tor DelaWaIe ' "''
il9O " mhll, slupmu- at al stations.
"'V W Suthha Might lasri ger, stopping H all gta-
tl"is between Cleveland aud GaIinn aud Al
leaVe passengers at al Nations south Of LuIluu.
a., CONNECTIONS.
nAelpJs Sanlushy Mansheld ant Newark Railroad. for
,.-.,,- ,hlaisheld, Mt Yemen, Newark Zauesyle. A.
N'sA'nAe' fluShufthi IT Wayne aud Chicago railroad
t1l EoItsl Upper SmduSky, Delplus, Lima, Ft
wayne, apuue, Chicago, Sc west. and Fast
~. ior Mansfield, Wooster. hiasstlluu Ac
NaHuh anu Ptlleiuntan' Railroad Limo Niaruu Belle.
luiluney sidney Luiuu, hluIOip Hulutlatolis
lttH Haute ,Ninrenues Eyat syuie Louisville
Cairo, St Luuis, SC.
De.a"a'e layton uni Cngihnlti Line, u Springfield O
layton, Hamlltoul Cincinnati. Richluuud lu,
dianupolS, Teue lGuutr 81 luuis sc. ana Al
CINCINNATI with the ono o. MmSisspp Rail
River. " '' '"'"
tola4bus, Little Miami and Calumbus aud Xeua Rail
road for honia, Dayton, Mtlauauuns TerTg
Hhulel 81 Louis, Morrow, LOyuuud. and Cih-
c'hnhtl, and with thc OlnOuuI Alissy-iDpi Kan
road at Cincinnati uT Lou.s, TO- EvaugyIIie
o., CAIRO, - LOUIS and HllpO luts uu the Ohio river
tOluhibHi central ONO Railroad for Newark ZgutgyIs
wheeling, NC Columbus, pigua ayd Iudi,ps
--- hallfuad Tor PiQua, Ufhaua, &c.
", Fni dchtls To- all points and uuruia ION spply ~
tue Unon Ticket Cuice. 5l Superurstfsai ur al i pa
senger station 30" 4"n
Cleveland Anil Q. 1859 ''' '"p'' ''"ush'
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ALSO, -
SAN RD.'S
Family CathartiC Pills,
nnhInnI- LnEn EnnM
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and 1oW keep IN any eli.
mate
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr AMOS SON take pleasure Ia announcing that the,
nave luFuhiedu most important instrument for Tho Ol
tht above diseases II ens been subjected the
most smntht iysciuns tn London, PARIS, philadepna
ana New York It has been declared the only usrl
meat ever Invented Tor the Seminal Weakness u
!y disease caused by tho secret habits OF youth Pucs
bluhY mail or express.
N B.-Dr. AMOS y son, IN order to satisfy the ma.t
skeptral asto the merits uf this instrument pledge thum
teyua that u ANY instance where may prove uhsatisso
tory, uf rr fair trll ho money will he refuutd by re-
turning The instrument IA good order.
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JARED.
steamer Cuy of Buffilo, Perkins. Buffalo
Ocean, EvanS De rot.
Arctic, Fish, Buffalo.
Forester Ward, Toledo.
Propeller Northern Lisit. spalding, ontonsguu.
" Vermont NewkiTk. DuukiTk
Schooner Casc de, GTah~m ChicagO.
Union, Barrow, Port BuTwell.
Waits Sherman, Oliver, Saginaw
Ellington Warner, Burwell 400 bush corn, 25 bls
huur.
scow Mary Lucy Ger ach Port Burwei
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner Of Main aud Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IL
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION

- the State Win members of the Royal College OF
surgeons London. May be consulted iToih u'cuCE
e morning until al might, IA every stage and symptom
disease The treatment they adopt is the rCsui upwards
nl tmTlY years extensive practice IA Europe anl trch
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A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS q SON have devoted their attention txrlu
yey TO this peculiar class Of malaits and the ree thoy
have consequently been enabled 20 render their fellow
lures rs iuly testified and CRATE fully acknowledged by
esctut PATIENTS aud others daily arriving town from nl
parts Of The country for the express purpose uy CONSUL
utiOns while heIu have been Gro ed by Tie MOST
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
.Quirng into the causes of these infectious complaints
IRON their most simple condition to that Of the dan
geruqs ANA iyelenle1 they have always entertained IN
possibility Of Their prevention, and removal and hkewlE
invariably ouua that the most hOuhe aud malignant i0ru
ol dseaHo could almost invariably DO traced the
iuowng causes Ignorance, neglect, the bHd EOi
uuskillu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded M discovering, IN thet election
her remedies safe eheotual and cautious course omit
mug all combination Of remedies VIII Ch bear oQuvOOal
character as well as those whose premature niudoious
application might be productive oil bad
auds of private individuals la short the audable end ul
fTfemedies 10 the lessening great mass of human
sery by the alienation, relief and moyeuuun OF those
eyous netnns that m reality the secret foes lie
nd which, while they 80 extensively surround call aloud
urour skill aud utefir renee m their determination
COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons tn part OF the world may ho successfully
treated hy forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address Dr.. AMOS a SON, corner Main aud Quay-stE.
buhalo N Y. iWled&wly2da
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

SELLING WIFE FOR $500 The Balls
ton Y. y Journal says a resident of the
own of Malta, Saratoga caunty, q few
days since sold his wife for and in consid-
cralion of the sum Of five hundred dollars
lis wife has been sick for a number of
years, occasioned by a fall she received in
her house and has been constantly fail
ing until She is now unable to speak. or
move hand or foot Her husband, in max
ing sale of his farm. made a deduction
of five hundred dollars on the sale. in
consideration that the purchaser should
provide for and maintain his wife during
her lifetime, and that he should be freed
from all cmbaTassments.
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DY VIRTUE olan order o.lho Probate
ID Court Of Jasper County, Mississippi
made q. the January Term 4. l.. ls-3
thereof: the undersigned Adm ui-tr.aor
a the o-ta.cor HONOR >LAN. q ceased.
,ill au Monday ,he Eth day ai .yjr ar
u So n the Town % Pauldu-. .ewegn
be- hours prescribed hy law. expose for
-..o on credit Of twelve months .Ju an.
g. OF sale fourteen NCETO slaves
consisting otmen.waMen and uHj r-n. la-
u- g. part ct the persona. estate o.. b. Ia ..-
estate. The puruha e-e OF said negroes
-l.i hs required 10 give BOMBS a..I s.urln
r.--E p.gas.. IN ,v.ise lru-.- i1. t.a
grCn- money. JOHN T. STAY.
aa.. t.y.r.
..uIgE s. 1859. l.-.t
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CLARKE J8JNTY.
To Nelson Mycr. Ellen A. Mvcr. Isaac
Myer. and solomon Mycr. Of the state
OF TaN4s:
NTOC and each or you are hereby cited
1 20 Dee and personally appear in and
before the Hon. the Probate Court Of
Clarke County. State OF Mississippi. at the
Court House thereof in the town Of Quit
man. on the first Monday in April next.
then and there TO answer the petition of
solomon Myer. Administrator Of the Es-
tate o. Peter Nyer, deceased, now on file
in the office Of the Clerk OF said Court
rravine sale of the undivided half inter-
oas oa the said Peter Myor, deceased. in
and to certain Lands lying and being in
Clarke County aforesaid, for the purpose
of payment Of debts and further to do
md perform what 10 onr said Court shall
Dee considered mctc in the premises.
Witness the Hon. VI. Z. Norris, JUDGE
Of the Probate Court Of said County, the
u, Monday oc January. A. D., 1859.
Issued under my hand and
{ SrsL seal Of office, January 6, 4. D.
y /lNJq.
C. W. MOODY. czyt.
Jan. n, 1850. l4-5t
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SPAIN WISHES TO PURCHASE PORTION
or THE UNITED STATEs.-The proposition
70 purchase Cuba has come SO often, says
the Augusta Groaicls. that Spain seems to
have grown tired Of II. and hence Is about
to propose to the United States to sell
Key West to Spain. The reasons given
for her desire to possess a portion of the
United States territory are rs plausible as
those usr.lly given why the United
States ehC aid have Cuba and is a fair re
tort upon our Government. We think it
doubtful whether the report Just alluded
elsewhere, was heard in Span. We
don't believe the hidalgoes are smart
enough TO get " 50 good quiz, but if
the proposition to purchase Key West
We're really made in earnest it would be
about as cool and comical a profier as v as
ever made
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AdninIstrator's sale.

nTE~UANT to an order of the Hon.
Probate Court ol Smith County. Miss.
made at the january Term. 1859, thereof.
the undersigned Administrator of the es-
tate or WM. j. HAYNES. decps-rd, viii
oIr.s and expose To- sale 10 the highest bid
der. on q credit until the lst day of Jan
.uarv next. at the late residence of said
drc.d.nt. In Smith County. on Neduos-
d,y th, lth day OF February next, all the
p...1ual estate Of said deccuant consist
Inc ut MIN, oe ten negro >iave-, mon. wo-
mon and children. one Horse. four Mules,
ono Family Carriage, some Hogs. one
Road Wagon. one Yoke Oxen, one straw
Catter Corn. Fodder, and Sundry other
articles.
Purchaser viii Dc required 70 give notes
and ,,r,rnysd security for tine amounts
bid. PAYABLE a. above limited. ,,,,
u. $. WEIGH,
i3mUiSirl'5r.
.Tanu5-, 1859. li-'w
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TIlc State OF l5I..is,i.Di.

aA-.fE 'HI MY.
James S. Tcrr1li and
T. g. Heidelberg. Attachment
US. $4,000
ohm g. Uc.d..ayrr.
2. Cg.f o,r. &g.wirr 'ru 4. D
Z * this .g-. it aupeasin. To- the -ati-iae
q tom ut lEg Cnuet tha. the de.eulm
% uuu-re- dent oi the STATE OF LT..-.--.p
d. 70 is therefore ordered ly ID. Court
lat unless tine dctendau, appear here OF
. before tle fist day of tIy L-at term o.
Hi- C.u. % pe held on the 4.n Ngna.
March next. q. d. 1859 and plead no
war or drmur tp plaintiffs. a.-taruuru
LH same Will bc taken pro confess,
ui Judgment entered accord u..y. su.
g. is u.taer ogdasrd that publication q.
lar.d.s H' made IN the EHr r#n
newspaper printed and ra. .i.-l.l iu d..
"au nj raulding, Jasper County. N.--i
lrrl. .Hr four successive weeks. O.. ,i.
ul.ucy Of tl9s -uI.
Witness my hand and seal g
SEAL .r.leo. this 18th day %. Novc-aha-
~ p. 4. ID. l~j>.
THOMAS w. GNAT>ON. C-k.
jam I-4u l1-It
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4cQll Advertisements.


VAFUEEE'S. at the MAY term lS5,. Of
W iua Probate oi Newton coun-
t,. Ai~-I--ipI. tie estate ol W. W.
hbilhWAIEH WAS declared iusolvent:
New, therefore, al the creditor of said
o-ta.. .r. hereby notified tpoama forward
.ui HaF. their claims duly Iruhated and
registered iu the Register kept by the
Clerk ~ -1id court within twelve months
frnH ,HD date oi this publication. or ,hpy
viii he barred JOHN u. WELLS.
ILea5,ra'ard I'd igasl5H.
-f.raI. I-,- Ia-tm
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NJ HlHEN~ at the November term.
w l-E-. on. jle Probate Court OF New
tom county. lii-. is~ipui, IA. estate of ~ I-
i,lN..,ir.>. Sac +. e ave- l,.-' -onf, Vow
therefore ail persons having claims against
-aid estate arc hereby notified to file tho
same with the Probate Clerk of ..id ccuu-
ty, duly Prolataj and registered accor-
ding % law, within twelve months from
.hc date Of the FIRST publication OF this no
tica, or they win bo barred.
e.. NJ. SIMS. I3u'r.
Nov -. ISIS. U-5m
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"Pompey, what am dat goes when de
wagon goes, stops when de wagon stops;
It am no use to de wagon, vet de wagon
can I without it," Il gIbs dat up, Glenn"
why, de noise, ob course"
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The dentists of Indiana are about to
form a State association. Their seal will
be molar, with the motto, we pull to-
ee,her.'
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EGrHEREAS letters Of administration
~ On tue estate of CHRISTOPHER
l.RAE deceased, wel, granted 10 the
laeli med al the last january term of
sr Probate Court OF Jasper County. State
B. Mississippi. Now all per-on- having
Iaims against the estate of said decelcnt.
f- hereby required 20 exhibit the same
tuin the time limited by law, or the
me viii Ur barred
DANIEL NCRAE.
iH r1tar.
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Anew law in Tennessee Furnishes the
crime Of obtaining money or goods by
false prctences as a penitentiary offence.
some time since, a poor degraded female
ol that State was arrested on the charge
of a Crog seller, of whom in better days
She had been liberal customer that she
had detrauded him ont Of twenty five cents
worth Of liquor by false representations.
The Jury before whom She vas tried found
her guilty, hut recommended her to the
mercy OF the court. The court. disregar-
ling this accommodation sent her 20
the penitentiary for three years. To re-
Dedv such an act Of injustice. the aid of
me supreme court Of the State was invok-
Ell, and the judges Of that court, express
sing the opinion that the law in question
was never intended to include cases of
such petty character, reversed the
Judgment, and passed an order that the
woman he set at liberty.
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A PHYSICIAN, after post-mortem ex-
animation in case ofinfanticide, reported
that he was unable to discover whether
the child was alive or not at the time of
its death.
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YnIIrt
ExEcEg2sksAII

EXECET3RAsAIE.
- v.TI Esgo..Ae 5e . a de
ID cree ortLe Probate Cont jasper
County. y. ..c ar tie .s.t -si. .em 80 term
thereof. ,lS5S.l the yude m.d. ENecu-
.ors oftl, last VIII and stm.u. @. JO-
~EPH =. GRAY. deceased wll u Mon
aHy. the -fu dav OF February $50, n.-
tween tae hsuls prescribed Us 'N, pro-
,eyd to -.lI, in front 90, the door OF the
Court House In tae Gown of Iau...ug Jas
.orCouu.y, az public auction to the high
...s bidder. on a credit OF twelve months
.om the d1y %, sale. all that certain tract
. Land. situate. living and hrir. In the
County Of jasper and state Of III is-ipTi
-cgln Il rs oilows. t0-w.,: TIE Nortty,sf
#rra- of Section No. 3. and the West
a.lfoi ~oUlLwe-, quarter Cf section No.
s. all in Township NJ %. OF Range lu,
Fast. containing TWO hundred and forty
.ere- more or less. together with all and
mmlar the appurtsnauca- jhcrcunto be-
.n-.nr or in auvwi~a 3pTerta.niug. The
purchaser or purchasers If said premises
w.U be- required TO ciyc bond on bonds
With good and sufficient security. for the
rvmrnt of the -Jm OF sums of money for
which said premises may bc struck of,
D. twelve months from the day o. sale.
ARCH. NCCULLAM.
q. b. GRAY. and
d. D. McLACRIN.
Ere-fars, DC.
Jan. 2th. 1880. l3-5t
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The London Taaei opposes the idea Of
nother exhibition of the industry Of all
nations to be held IN London in lS6l.

Queen Victories titles and dignities are
hgs set forth IN her recent Indian pro-
elJmation. the parts italicised being used
or the first time: Victoria. by the
o.5ce of God, Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland, aad II the Col-
a.ilz .--t = s--.-=.z.-. tLz.-.-r, Europe, asia,
irriaa, .Imeriel a,d Ilstra'jq. Queen, De-
fender Of the Faith F."
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VOLUME XXI. NO. XIV. -

Mr. DouGLAs WILL 90 BEFORE THE CHAR
LESION CoNvENTIoN.-The Chicago Times,
the home organ Of Mr. Douglas, andwhich
always speaks by authority, says:
Mr. Douglas will not ask a nomination
at the hands OF the Charleston Convention.
II in that body his friends should present
hls name, and he be nominated, he will
not feel at liberty TO decline it if his
friends should not present his name. then
the nominee OF the convention will re-
cnire his support. The use Of his name
by any man, or body Of men, as candi-
date for the Presidency. or any other
Office, Independent of and hostile TO the
nominations Of the democrs tie party. is
a.oge ner Unauthorized by Mr.. Douglas,
"Iu never receive his sanction, and is
repugnant to his wishes and desires. We
say ia much with full knowledge of its
truth, ard knowing that VIC express in
this particular his own sentiments.
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Thc SIa'e OF .UIssissil sil,9i,

JASPER tui Nll-
Two Isaac l. Mills Greeting: You are
! hereby cited 20 Boz and aypoar hoi0r'
he Probate Court of Jasper County. @
hc Court House thereof. on the FIRST Non
lav N March next. then and There. ta an
-vrr thr petition OF Reuben fairfield sut
William Pierce. admiui.IJt5r- 0g the o--
tate OF NANCY +. MILLS. n- ol .aii
County deceased. for the -alr OF cer.a ~
slaves therein named. and 20 show cause d.
any YOU cam. against such sale; and .g.
thor. to do and suffer such thing as s'H.
be- gIiuI-aI and ordered ly the tous
afor,stii, in the premise.
Gwen under my hand and
{ SEAL 3 -ealof Office tui> i.A day OF
Y = january. A. b. 1859.
THOMAS W. GRAG>ON.
g,rk.
Jan. IS, lsj9. l3-5t
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ANEcDorE or DANIEL WEBSrER.-The
Boston Mass Courier relates the follow
ing: Mr. Webster married the woman
he loved, and the twenty years which
he lived with her brought HIM TO the me-
ridan of his greatness. An anecdote Is
current on this subject, which Is not re
corded in the books. Mr. Webster was
becoming intimatewi,h Miss Grace tletch-
er when the skein of silk getting in
knot Mr.. Webster assisted in unravelling
the snarl-then looking up to Miss Grace
he said We have united knot, don't
YOU think we could tie one?' Grace was
4 little embarrassed, said not word, but
in the course of few minutes she tied a
knot in a piece of tape and handed it to
Mr.. Webster. This piece of tape. the
thread OF his domestic iovs, was found.
after the death OF Mr. Webster. preserv-
ed as one of the most precious relils.
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Kossuth has been lecturing in London
on National characteristics" He thinks
tie peculiar attribute of the English is
common sense
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Hme~ J. shannon.
I#i vs.. Attgchmon for SluI
James N Steel.
r9yD James ST. Steel. Grcetina. TaE,
notice. that whereas tho sheriff
Jasper County. Las returned into The Cir
.uit Court os said County. an attachment
tLe March term, A. j. ISj. al said
Court. wherein James =. shannon 8,
.'aiutiT and james M Steel dsicuIaus
You are hereby cited 10 lc arl appgu
before our SAID Circuit Court nrEt, 80 D,
holden u and for SAID county. III" Caur.
Siou~e ina "a, town oi Pauidu- ON tL0
'ih Monday OF March next. ,h,u au,
here. o. plead. answer or demur 10 plain
1tj'- complaint. on Die same viii bc takl
a- confessed, and judgment rendered ac
.oIdlnulv.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL o.. office, this -Gth day % Do.em
wv her \. j. ISIS.
THOMAS W. GRAYSoN.
Clerk
Ian 1850 l2-f
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NEVUEREAS, lcttcr5oi administration
W an the estate Of PEI ER =. GURTU-
REF. deceased. wcrr ere ted 10 tho up-
dc1.fgncd. IT the last January term Of lie
Probate Court Of Jasl ercounty. state Of
4.i,.i ippi Now. at person. having
claim. a-ains. the e-iatoog said dcoclout,
are h.gehy required % eNhibi, the same
within the time imitcdfOy law, o. the
.r1a viii be barred
NARIAII L. QCRTlIREE.
Aha. ru,g-
JAMES y. McSEII..
AdHai -ofor.
Jan. 3, lNi9. l.-Gt
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A laborer, readings iounal to his wife
instead Of ''the presiden; was received
with three huzzah," pronounced the last
word "huzzies.' More shame for him, :"
replied the indignant and scandaIzed lady.
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WASHINGTON IIENs.-We find the follow
ing items from the pen Of Ion" to the
Baltimore sun:
The policy OF an immediate recogni-
ION by this government of the constitu-
ional government of Mexico is strongly
commended in quarters wei informed as
% the condition Of things in Mexico
Ii the European press is startled at the
recent avowals of the President 5 policy in
Z, gard to our neighbors, they viii before
.ong, be supplied with more material for
surprise by Congress. They may find in
| the proceedings and discussions of the
| .wo Houses the evidence of a disposition
| 20 take some steps on the subject far in adj
vance Of the President.
| The House Is about to engage in a dis
! .ussion of resolutions concerning fillihus-
| rer enterprises, IN which the latter will
| ind apologists and defenders. Whatever
| may be the opinion of the majority now
| in regard to another suhect-an attemnt
! % acquire Cuba-the proposition is one
I hat is to make headway hereafter. The
ill introduced by Mr.. Sidell, making
appropriations to facilitate the acquisition
| Of Cuba bv negotiation, is response to
| he Presidents views. and. whether it pass
| or not. viii afford matters OF interest for
! the consideration Of European cabinets
| and journalists.
The French spohation bill, which has
passed the Senate, viii probably pass the
| House. The board Of commissioners to
be appointed to examine and decide upon
! the claims is to consist Of three members,
| with a salary Of 81. 600 each, and the legal
! existence of the board is limited to three
| wears. The awards made are to be paid
in certificates of United States FIVE per
cent. stock redeemable at the pleasure of
the government