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Whereas, experience has demonstrated that plat
forms adopted by the partisan conventions of the
country have had the effect to misead and deceive
the people, and at the same time to widen the po-
tleal divisions of the country, by the creation and
encouragement of geographical and sectional par
ties. therefore,
Reso,ted, That it is both the part of patriotism
and of duty TO recognize political principles
ether than
The Constitution of the Country
The Union of The States, and
4 The enforcement Of The Ldtcs,
and that as representatives of the Constitutional
Union men of the country in National Convention
assembled, we here pledge ourselves to maintain,
protect and defend, separately and unitedly, these
great principles of public liberty and national
safety, against all enemies at home and abroad,
believing that thereby peace may once more be
restored to the country, the just rights of the
People and of the States reestablished, and the
Government again placed in that condition OF just
ice, fraternity and equality which, Rnder the ex-
ample and constitution of our fathers, has sol
emily bound every citizen of the United States to
maintain a more perfect union, establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the COM
mon Defense promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings OF liberty to ourselves and
our posterity.n
PIANOS, SOUTHERN MADE.-Perhaps there are
few Of the public comparatively who know of the excellence
attained by Southern house in the manufacture of pianos
ess Knabe Cos of Baltimore have obtained some Of the
lettering testimonials to the superior merit OF their IA
struen 1t said that Thaherg strakorh and other eee
pauoss nsed them in their concerts when OF
love of would prompt artist 10 every
in his to insure the most brilliant performance
Then these gentlemen claim that for the last ten the
pianos taken a premiums all competitors In every
State where they been exhibited Not only they re-
skObte power lone they highly
sidsd for durability and for FIVE These
pgos for sale by Messrs. Nei washburn corner. Of
Camp cad Common streets Story Building ap stairsl
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Constitution Club,


HeaatMe Orleans Baa Room Tuesday Evenings.
OFFICERS: A..
President-G. Duplantier.
Yice-President-Hen Garidel.
Secretary-B. G. Genas.
Treasnrer-Aifred Bernard.
Grand MARSHALL. W. Allen.
Committee of Arrangements-Ed Jordy, Alfred
Bernard, Emile Dupre j. X. Baiy, Numa Delery.
Assistant Marshals--H. Grimshaw, JAS vienne,
j. NJ. Hoyle, Philip Buchanan, Emte pupre.
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Bell knights,

Heetat he 81, Philip Bra Room on Tuesday Ereuiags
oFFICERs
President Francis V. Duplessis
Vice-Presidents-A. l.. Ii. Kernion and H. e.
Maeoin.
secretary-0scar Leblanc 1855
Treasurer Charles Escofiier.
Grand Marshal Alfred Cornu.
Assistant Marshals-E. z. Legendre, A. D. Ber-
noudy, G. Everett, J. I. Beach.
Committee of Arrangements-E. Vidal, Chair
man; Louis Prados, Alfred Gornu.
Committee of Ways and Means-A. L. H. Kerr
mon, Chairman; J. L. Beach, a. Morel, Chas. Du-
piessis, R, j. Ducros.
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ATTENTION, LADIES Our million lady readers
requested maed atelY to tie advertisement of their
old goods friend Mr. efn Todd Of Ghnres street
He with The usual and mistake for he
opening elegant and captivating al the
beautiful snees in dry gaods in which HE souls Of the
ladies dg t. They Shoud ut inspect these un4quaed
Parsen novelties OF silk dress goods his full and un-
surpassed usual and they being sold atracyely et-
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Mount Vernon Club,

Mount Vernon Club, .sa.y ..... 81
OF THE SECOND WARD,
Ned ~ No. Res Rain every Friday Eoeaiae.
OFFICERS:
President-Thos. Murray, Esq.
Vice-Presidents- Howell, Chas. Pride.
Secretary Edward S. Hoole.
Treasurer--W. T. Stocker. o- -.. .
Marshal-John l.. Gubernater
Assistant Marshals-E. Blessy, Jos. Laborde.
Finance Committee. w. Wilder, VIM. Grant.
DIR. Bensadon, Il. w. Dorr.
Committee of Arrangements--Ma Breeder,
Robert Armistead, w. P. Coleman, E. Toledano, Il.
A. Tyler. 45a +.
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OF ALGIERs,
Aeet at de 81 Charles R ROOM in A3irs, on rta,zlavs
OFFICERS:
President-A. B. Seger.
Vice Presidcnt--W William Martini
Secretary--A. Fl. Isaacson. = :
freasurer-Wm Sarazin.
MarshaI-Charles L. Morrison
Committee on Ways and MeansZNorbert Tre-
pagnier; Hypolite Forter, L. W. Dodge, Thomas
Reese, VIM. Broadman.
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Bell Rangers, -
OF THE FIRST WARD,
Meet at Eagle Haa on etuy Ta>saog Erestaa
-.-s OFFICERS
President. NJ. Mechanism.
Vice-Presdents- Bland, ]. S. Clark. g
Secretary-Frank l.. Clayton.
Treasurer--W. w. MCCARTHY. ..sa@ 5 ,5...
Chief Marshal-Wash. Marks
Finance Committee. N. Marks, W. II. Cook,
J. P. Harrison, W. K. Day, A. kearny, H. Rem.
shaw.
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ELEGANT Garrett GooDs.-We ask the attention
Of our honsehoiing readers The advertisement Mr. George
J. Marine 100 Canal street Tonro Buildings Nj N has got in
his fall stock of stylish and elegant carpet curtain goods
and all the other varieties of usually ores
of the kind Purchasers will find it their advantage call
and Inspect This stock,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15

GREAT FANCY Geops EMroRfuM.-A marvellous
collection Of fancy good esS trimmings, varieties Toys
everything of the kind hav Messrs F. L. Pe brought
eeher in their elegant S9 Cana street every
aws who bRs been in Opeeped H. To visit The
take respectful look rs ayriad merchandise salts
factory recreation than visit which open
TO take in the public in different parts of the Uniod States
Many the articles are objects of real art and yu and are
uhyly exquisite. OF des tfimml of all kinds the
meHt is complete and In he way FIRE cutlery the dessrs.
Pes stock not be EXPELLED anywhere These things
individually and the aes forth in advertisement
appreciated fully people store and take look
at It's furnishings
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Everett Guard.
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
Meet a Aeir Han ef Naya7es Joaephine str
Wednesday, Ereaigs.
oFFICERS
President-w. N. Perkins.
Vice Presidents-Wm. Northern, John A. Wat
kins, Theo. A. James, Samuel A. shumway, |. N
Phillips.
Secretaries Wallace Hunter and R. f. W.
Brakeman.
Treasurer-Samuel Sumner.
Executive Committee George W. sqnires D. P
Logan, B. III. Horrell, Samuel Fl. Kennedy, NJ
kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Fly. Block, Fl. f. Given
E. $. Keep, w B. Conger.
Finance Committee w. B. Bowles, NJ. T.
Squires, George D. Field, Samuel MeConico.
Committee of Arrangements &C. d. Bunce
Chas. Ballej0, W. H. Reese.
Grand Marshal-Gaspard Shrieber.
Assistant Marshals-F. Nice. Swain, Henry S.
Whitemore, Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel
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PAPER HASGlSes.- AT this season when every
body making repairs IN eit houses and fitting up gsner
ally do better an call The attention Of
ers 10 that in This climate the durable
ins walls Of good Rapering wha certainly
nothing Is more beautiful Mr.. j. j. EveE No g. Charlres
street. has most exeeat stock Of these goods comprising
sycfy variety pattern an quality and recommend that it
should be by all previous making purchases Mr.
Eyers many ys in the business in this city and
thoroughly understands Id Requirements.
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Union knights,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
OFFICERS:
President-E. L. Marshall.
Secretary-L. Dapremont.
Treasurer. G. Coslley.
Marshal-Wm. Henry.
Assistant Marshals- William Wilson and J. c..
Costley.
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Everett Rangers,
OF THE THIRD WARD,

OF THETHIRD WARD,
Net at h4 6ssoion Railroad Depot Of Barenas and
Psrttlo Hre,is, Wednesdays
OFFICERS aszgvs
Presdent-Lea +. Bakewell.
Vice-President-W. G. Dales.
Secretary-C. 4. Verlander.
Treasurer. Yeatman
Grand Marshal-Thos. Askew. +
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Union Guard.

OF THE NINTH WARD, THIRD DISTRICT, tAUx.
ILTARY) 49,.
lfesa al he Sar Ceseehoase Lsree street on Monday.
OFFICERS:
President-P. S. Wilt. +-@*
Vice President-Robert Wynne. ~.- ........ ...g
Secretary-Philip Power Jr. - 1..-
Treasurer-Chas. Keller
Grand Marshal-James Hoban.
Finance Committee. S. Witt, A. N. Power.
Jas. Hoban, G. G. Gottschalk, j. b. Juneck, M
Hernandez, Charles Keller.
Committee of Arrangements Robert Wynne, G.
G. Gottschalk, ]. Hoban.
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crIttentIen Guard,

H II sttoa Rat Sasndes and Po1aia streess on
Hoaiay EteniRyr
OFFICERS:
President Edward D. Turner
ice-President-J I. Block.
Secretary--Jos. H. DeGrange.
Treasurer-Geo. @. Wedderburn.
Marshal-Samuel Aston 5..za
Marshal's Aids and Committee of Arrange
Thorn.
= Finance Committee Kearney, Esq, H.
G. Swain, H. +. Warner.
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E1EaASr FueSiruRn.-P. Malard, No. SIS Roga

ELEGANT FURN1TuRE.-P. Mallard, No. SIS Royal
street has sala complete and varied
furniture and upholstery goods rich elegant a design
ans fnish comprising all hat uaiqus and echerc in both
departments of workmanship whether Of foreign
manufacture Those who design furnish their houses o-
p9e their in exquisite stg should certainly
Inc the stock Of Mr. Mslard IT, they will rd
themselves bwildered By Tbs attractive display of beautiful
articles which his esa lhmeht offers the inspection pur
chasersc whose attention commend the advertisement
which thus morning appears in our columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-15
Minute Men of 100.

He'd q. Station Hau Eapaass s.,s near hs Ror san,
Wednesdays
OFFICERS:
President-p. r. Middlemiss.
Vice. President-A. u. Dick.
Secretary and Treasurer--G. w. Eeutz.
Captain-James Beggs.
Committee of Arrangements-G. W. Neutz, G,
w. Grissan, Toby Hart, j. A. Brown.
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Fossil Club,

Fossil Club.
COMPOSED OF GENTLEMEN OVER FORTY YEARS
OF AGE,
Ned at ODD Felorsa' Han Friday Evenings.
OFFICERS
President. N. Lapeyre.
Vice Presidents District, 7. L. McGill;
Second District, NJ. Barnett, ST.; Third District
John B. Leefe Fourth District, Jacob Staub.
Seeretary-Henry Bier.
Treasurer-BeDj. Florance. ...-
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Fossils Guard,

Ns> al I'll. Han Me earoon Raitroaa Depot on FIJI
day EreniWs
OFFICERS
Captain-R. L. Bruce.
Treasurer-C Huchez.
Secretary-Chas Thompson.
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DIRECTORY

rnE-
BELL AND EVERETT CLUBS
OF a=.C ..s 5-..-.,- -
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Union Guard,
OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS, THIRD
DISTRICT, fAuXILIARY1,
Meet at he Third District Erehas Of Eysin Piesds
.4 ard Gfsass,sn sfeets on Aoadeya
OFFICERS. E..
President-Aug. Duquercron.
Vice-Presidents George Clark and John B.
Leefe.
Grand Marshal Chas. o. Leblanc.
Assistant Marshas-P. schomberg, s. D. Max
well aud Benz. p. Leefe. NV
Secretary-Lous Power.
Treasurer-Yal. ST. Ceran.
Finance Committee-John B. Leefe, Chas. w.
Culbertson, George Clark, Charles E. Fortier, u.
f. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee Of Arrangements--Aug. Larose, Jns.
B. Gunst. P. L.. Mailloux, Charles Morel, P. Schom-
berg and Chas. LeCharpentler.
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Bell Lat,ers
Right Bank Bell Clanpers.

Officers time and place of meeting not publfshed,.
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OF THE CITY OF NEW ANS,
Meet at Odd FeRors Hal Thursday EpeatRas,
OFFICERS: A"5
President-A. Maztireau.
Vice Presidents District l.. Fl. Place Sec
ond District, A. Legendre; Third District, Chas.
Culbertson; Fourth District, E. A. Patterson.
Treasurer-Thos. Askew.
Secretary. Fl. Frobus. "-4
Grand Marshal-Jas. Beggs.
Assistant Marshals-First District, 7. A. Bart
lette, w. r. Fish, f. F. Trinchard; Second District
John Semmer, Y. G. De L'Isle, j. D. Soraparu /,
Third District, W. Long, A. Larose V. St. Ceran !;
Fourth District, S. s. Subway, J. p. Smith, G. H.
Beman.
Finance Commttee-Moses Greenwood VIM. p.
Vincent, John A. Watkins, Philip Shaw.
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Union Guard,

Ew ORLEANS s.
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Union Guard, 800. =.-.--. r.=
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT, AUXILIARY TO THE
ABoyE)
Aees a the or,eta, Bah Room Friday Eseahs9s
OFFICERS:
Presdent-John Youennes.
Vice Presidents Fourth Ward, DR.. e. D. Beach;
Fifth Ward Amlcar Roux Sixth Ward, Guy Du-
PLANTER. a..
Secretary and Treasurer. D. Hubbard.
Committee of Arrangements. B. Soraparu J.
Fl. Frobus, Gustave Poree.
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Washington City.
Constitutional Union Party Platform.

Headquarters of the Committee, 357 D street,
between Ninth and Tenth, Washington, D. G.
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Neqa Losr.-see advertisement O 4 note lost
s,g walialn EVANS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

PHCsy,MENA OF RAIN.-Not less ihan TWO
pounds { moisture are daily expelled from
The skin and lungs OF most individuals; and II
a person happens to be flung into particularly
deli1uescent mood by stress OF heart exercise
he may contribute five pounds TO the atmos'
phere within the four.and-twenty hours.
Were this rendered visible every one would
appear TO be enveloped in little could. 81
remember" says Watson" having been
greatly heated in ascending the ladders from
the bottom Of IA copper mine al Ecton. When
got to he top, observed by the light OF Il
candle thick vapor reeking from the body
and yisL. around il TO the distance of a foot
sr mole. Yet such is Natures wonderful
alchemy, that these same efusons-the
sweat Of sea and land Of herb aud beast and
p,an--tuay shortly reappear as the tender dew
The attending shower, or the iinpid gush of
he messy fountain Reckoning the mean
annua evaporation all over the globe at thirty.
FIVE inches, it has been computed that the total
quantity of water poured into the air would
III cis;crn ninety-four thousand four hundred
and Fifty cubic miles in capacity. This estimate
however, founded upon Daltons data is assur-
ediy too ow, for the mean annual issue of rain
hom the clouds all over the earth is now calcu-
lated al i've feet.-British Quarterly.
Strawberry beds set out last month, should
nagc dressing Of old decayed tan or stable
manure spread over and about them as
protective though the winter This Is not
done through any want OF hardness in the
sirawbrrry hut it prevents the freezing and
ihawina continually, by which the plants are
drawn ont of the soil and the roots exposed
~hen Covered If the frost penetrates the coat,
the col STAYS frozen I'LL the warm spring
iains act on il. Old beds that have become
matted with plants. should be ihinned out if
not already done and a covering of manure
also given .hen, so that the fall rains may take
The ferilizing matter into the soil, to be ready
in an available form for the spring ue Of the
plaui.- Gardeners Monthly
SMALL FRUiTs.-The Raspberry and the
Blackberry do particularly well when planted
isihe fall provided the canes are afterwards bent
down and covered with soil. Very few fall
ures occur when so planted, in comparison
with the spring planted ones. Bnnckle,s
Orange, aud the different kinds Of Antwerp
81 winch the Allen Franconia, and Hudson
Riser are well khown-aTe considered the
hardest. Bet even these are improved by
I eng bsni down asd covering With soil. They
say bs ptuned before covering. Al The rea-
Ter 81. ois Should be Ihianed cut and those
isit for ,csring neSi season may b shortened
aDoa' ae-lhirf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Dr. Henry q. Scott,

y
VTAS permanently located III Dallas, for the practice OF ms
proiessiQn be found his Office over H. lirshs
Is Store. Feb. 2Sh, 1S60-35:1y)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Hpr. A. A. Johnsom.
Medical Notice.
I'D. B. Thomas, Nj. d.,

WILL promptly all professional calls oce over
w his Drug Store
Dallas, Texas, May 25, 1S59-471y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
THE DALLAS HOTEL.
DALLAS TEXAS

vTNllIS new and cumlnodious hotel, under the con-
trol and management of its owner, is open
to the reception Of visitors and the travelling public
Families can be accommodated with suites Of rooms
and transient visit rs with single aparmentsif desir
cd. The proprior.ss is determined to spare no pains
to secure the comfort of her guests; and the table will
be furnished with the very best the market Affords.
Attentive servants shall be Mt hand at all times, to
attend to the wants of the guests. Mrs Cockrell soil
cts share of the public patronage, especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas Texas January 25th, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Commissioners Office, Galveston
Ee Id. JOHNSON.

commissioner of Deeds for every state OF
the Union.
NSTRU MENTS acknowledged before Notary or other c"nc
tent officer in any county the State ofTrAA anu ctid II
nv inc and many state in
mon. Documents forwarded to me through the ma' WI" ''
with prompt attention Office opposite New Custom liz usion
IL lSjTbNH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
St. CHARLES and st. LOIls HOTELS,
New Orleans.

rlEsE two hotels being under the management OF essrS
IInl IJilrc the former Of which is conducted by Mr. D.
NJ Jlilirh and the latter by Mr.. o. 4 Hail. the PToprietos
would beg TO inform citizens Of Texas that they have spared
10 expense make both houses equal III point oil accommodations
to any hotel in the Untel States. ~
purg the Summer months, the ST. Ciirlea MI. be "h open,
when every accommodation be given families and gentle
travelling Northwar and the Porretors have lo eaa-
tim ia aging that pains expense shall be spared In furnish
the guests Of CT thr house, every comfort or luxury tat
can he obtained in the South. 37lyl
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Annual message Of NE President Of United States
upon ,be sssas Of The country.
resolussa isstrnosirs the Clerk 10 the pro-
oerks and WIN The Of giving for this object,
that this Hcuse with TIE II the ssnsse)
sctcu,n for two weeks nom and af<r Friday NEXT
bal granting penssons 70 the cncen and solders n
the var with Crest Britain o. isi2 and those engaged Ia
Indian wars during thas period.
solution deprecatrG the example which hes OF late
years obtained By the practice OF he subordinate oosrs
Inferior plaOss within heir gin - dsrosasory The dg
my d tbs House and calculated to impair ~ influence
piI 70 sssasIsh an assay ono. in III city n rous,
An act IN relation 70 The asstssess Of bounty land war.
btu provide for the pubic printing, binding snsrs.
vmg tna nsnosrspnns -
hill 10 reduce ,he expenses Of The Post once Depart
bill TO suppres the unlawful collection and delivery
bin ,oprovids for an APPEAL to The Supreme court Of
ihs United stAee n certain criminal cases Reported with
bin 70 divide the sssse q PennsylvaniA Into three ju-
dicai dntcs and 70 esssblah osrct, court 10 be hold
IN IN The city Of Frie
bI 10 sashorse District JUDGES a Vie United s.Asss 10
oct ont Of their fikbct 10 certain csses
bil max ps ApprpFiatiors 'or lighthouses, besoous,
huogs, &e $3.50.
on 70 repeal IN &c, for TIE ooplmepoeuert o, fort
kus, or wh'rs' Point. New York
osnt rteoiuier fvnK constfuctino 70 The SECOND
lion Of ire act ~ February 1853 i" 10 continue hall pay
tc csrtsin vidcws aud crftans"
butts ts ard resu'ais ne duty on imports, and for
o'ter rnfposss.
abn masms an appropriation Cor repairing uls Gus
tom hose Of tie United Ado Al the rort " Baltimore
sies Of iitns rtQretting TIC rrVsidAnl 4 Tn
UneS 6isss open Negotiations With the esd ma po-ers
OF Eurcps for the Suppression the slave Ace aoJ de-
css nc crime sgArss inscrrauons Law.
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the Chevser de Repeutgny to ertan land ct the Saah
SIC marie, n the state Of Mich Gan.
"a For The reass Of MS. Xsps M Smith, widow Of tn.
late Btve Asjot General Persfer Sui,h Mrs. Hsrr ct
kscono, wioow OF Msjor General Alexander Mac ,mb,
sno MT, Araosha Rely, widow Breses MAJOR e-earai
Is. Fur inc rene' OF A. NJ Mitchell, late dsnsr i Ct
Ohio volunteers In the Nexic,a war.
70 For be rshef Z Msoaon sweetser.
Al act TO su,horzs sne Insurance Of patents in the
name James DoueAs upon certain land entries made
nj Che ~ humee. Mis-
y. For the relier Of rluan Leak.
r. For he relief Of Richard W Meade.
y For the rsiet Of George Stesey.
81. For toe rekf Of DAVID Porter.
81 For tie relief Of George B. Bacon late acting pureI
OF The seop Of war Portsmouth.
So. For TIE relief u Edward W. Rent
Ss For The relief o. sweeny, Rnenhouse, Fda Co.
S. For The reief OF Samuel A. West, George Nc )ul
lou. 4, H-.u sccoioueh and Charles Psaderg'Ast.
81 For The reef OF Asenssh n Elliott wid's Of CAPT
| Ed sNd Elliott
IS For ,bs relief Of George B. Brots
80 For The relief OF jeremiah PcpdeYgast
40 For the rehef Of Mrs Agatha O'Bsien, widow o.
Brevet Asjor p J. o'Briep, late Of tho United sase
~ For the relief Of the legal representatives OF Wet
oIsaw, ron OF James Ccuner
a. An grant right OF presumption . certain
tract OF sDo the sale Of Missouri 70 the heirs and 10
s.yep,eseSta'ivss Of thomas 4sddin, deosased.
% For tbe relief Of William 7. Bowhay.
"A For the relief Of Mary J. Nsddux
A. For the relief Of Jane n AcCSabb, widow Of the
lat Capt John W. AcCrsbb, Assistant QaArsernasser,
! a. For the relief of Wendell rrou.
Al For the relief Of Bruxton Brsgg, and Randall L
g An act to gran, pension to Mary j. Harris, widow
Of Col Thomas L. Harris, deceased.
a.. For the relief OF NJ C Gritxner.
60 For the relief Of John Scott, HUI ". House and
ST. For ,be relief Of the surviving grand children OF Col
William Thompson, Of the Revolutionary Army, Of South
Carolina
aes'spees OF pre- tmpt,on land locations.
Is, For the reiief Of samuel J. Huacey.
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PRIYATE RESOIuTIONs AppROyED.

For The relief Of CoDmander H Hartstsne, Of the
United atfs navy, $4,000 for expenses incurred
by BIN In restoring the bark Resolute
For the compensation Of Rev. R. R. Nehards, la,s
chaplain TO The United States penentisry In the Dhro:
OF Ccun biz, $500
For the relief Of the legal representatives Of John
Ftott, deceased.
4 For the relief Of Thomas Ware
For the rebtf OF NJ. Fridley, late agent for the
Wippebsgo indians.
Relating to the claim Of George Fisher, late Of flo
RIGA, deceased.
L. Authorizing the settlement of the accounts OF John
r. Barnett, late Cenash ner OF the Uared States to
run and mark The boundary line besseen the United
States ana Mexico, and for other purposes