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amount the freight and number of passen-
gers transported over the road. and this is
likely to continue, until peace shall have
been proclaimed. 1t is an old saying that
those who dance should pay the piper
and on the same principle, we think that
such institutions as the Pennsylvania Rail
Road company, which are making money
ont of the war. should be compelled to bear
their share Of tie expense Of carrying it on
The tonnage tax if restored would amount
TO a very large sum annually. The compa-
ny bound itself 10 pay it, by the obligations
of a SOLEMN contract. vi en- it accepted
its charter from the State. and succeeded on
ly in releasing itself from it, payment. by
poSoining the fountain of Legislation in this
State. Equity and Justice de mand. that a
law, the passage Of which. was procured by
such me ans. should be forthwith repealed
and the original contract enforced. We
have had some opportunity of ascerlntaing
the sentiment of the 'ople of Cambria on
this subject. .;and w. know they are almost
unanimously in favor cf the restoration Of
the tax.
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The Finances

Congress has for 80 me time hecn tinker
ing at Financial Schsm me, which when car
ried into operation, will flood our country
with what will eventually Irove to lie, a
worthless and irredeemable paper currency.
The country is already saddled with an i'm
mense debt and hundreds of millions are
still required to carry on the war. Money
in a contest of this kind. is as nee
essaIv as soldiers. But we DO not think
Congress has adopted the right method to
rePler iSh the Treasury and establish the
credit of the country on a firm basis, either
a h"me or abroad. II H,wever this as mere
" our individual opinion. Time will tell
whistler the members of Congress have ac>
ted the part of talented states men and able
finauciers in shaping this measure.
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81. Valentines Day.

Last Thursday was st. Valentines day,
but we learn that the birds did not, in com
pliance with a time honored custom among
them. choose heir mates. The weather
was too c'd for arranging affairs Of love.
and they therefore adjourned until the lst
Of April. when they viii all, like tue April
fools - choose themselves partners and
commence building .heir nests. So Mordecai
informs us, and we entertain no doubt that
his statement is correct, as he is as thorough
ly posted with regard to the natural history
Of birds, as he is concerning the natural
history of demagogues. We learn that the
occas- on was not bonored this year by the
usual supply of musk scented missives.
from love sick maidsns to their ardent Tor
gers. For this let us be thankful. Conn
mon sense seems to be gradually gaining
the aScen'lency among the fairer half Of the
nation at least.
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H. dams N Co having purchased the
r'Gbt nf Cambria CountV for J. s. HARBI>
SONS Patent. ipprored n,oredIle comb Bee
hire would respectfully direct the attention
OF Bee Keepers IN the MANY advantages II
possesses over any other hive out With
this hive you ean have complete control over
your bees. and con at anv time remove your
surnlns honey tritbom killing heu-can
make artificial s1corms when desired-can
prevent your Hees frnm heing destroyed hy
moth ; it also possesses other advantages
which will recommend it to all interested in
Bee keeping.
For hives individual nr Township rights
address r. ADAMS & 90 Cookport
Indiana Co. Pa.
CoSkport Feb. 10 1926
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ded us for publication, the following private
letter, which he recently received from Lieut.
David Fox, of Capt. Carroll's Company Col
Whites Regiment, now at Port Royal,
South Carolina. 1t will be seen that it gives
the le. TO the malicious report, that has for
sometime cen industriously circulated in
this community, that F.. N. George. Esq,
Quartermaster ofsaid Regiment. had been
arrested for high crime. in the military
code. and sent to Fort Lafayette. The fal-
Sity of the report. no one will doubt who
reads Lieut.. Fox's letter. The report was
doubtless frs. circulated by some stay at
home patriot. with heart as malicious as
that of fend fresh from his penal element.
We have recently perused a numbered let
:ers from Port Royal. the statements of which
convince us. that no officer of the Regiment
has been arrested since they left Harrisburg
The letter Of Lieut.. Fox. although not in
tended for publication, will doubtless be in
teresting 10 those of our readers and friends
(and they are not few who have relatives
among the gallant soldiers, who are battling
in defence of the Union, in :he hot bed Of
Secession.
CAMP WELLS. PoRT ROYAL. S. C. Feb. 4
1852
Friend Frank.-I am in receipt Of your let
ter dated Jany 23rd. and am glad to hear
that all are well on the mountairs. | have
received more general news by your letter
than have from all the other letters from.
different persons since came to South Car
oina. and feel thankful. 1t was news for
me Ia hear Of the fight TO Kentucky we
get 90 news here until it is about one month
old, and at any time that you get anything
important wish you would send mea pa
per. and that way man get news q little
sooner than l have been get ling it at pre-
sent
wrote you a few days ago about some
six or seven Regiments leaving here on some
expedition. am told their object is to
make themselves acquainted with the many
channels around the islands laying in the
nrig horhnOd Of Savannah. am kept as
much in the dark as you are (and perhaps
morc) concerning the movements of the
troops here-The Burnside Expedition has
been matter Of much conjecture among tie
mon 1T this place. but we know nothing of
them or tirir destination. We are drilling
every spare hour. our troops are getting
pretty well used TO the musket and knapsack
and when the time comes think we viii DO
our duty-you doubtless have seen it in
the pa erS that the Quartermaster of the 10
Regiment P. V. has been under arrest for
selling ratiuus belonging to the soldiers.
have seen It in the Patiot * Union Of Har
riShurg. ! can assure that he never has been
arrested for anything. and can further say
that he has been more liberal than any other
QuaTtcrmaster in the Brigade AMI the very
company the man belongs to has Il company
fund of no triiling amoInt. arising from
the surplus rations that the c'mpany gets.
They always, have more than they can ne,
and you will see the lie contradictvd before
long in the very paper that has published it.
Yours truly, DAVID ". FOX.
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Glorious News
DAVID ". FOX

1t will be seen by news wh'ch We pub
lish in another column, that our army has
gained a brilliant victory at Fort Donaldson.
Next week we will publish all the particu
lars. In the meantime let us all .rejnic2
and be exceeding glad The rebels are
rapidly getting themselves into a split stick
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J''~Fsl II VI oN AID llt'lu Y
Ph"th'vs Office
Ebensburg Il Feb. 1892
LICENSE NOTICE.
The following named perSnI.s have fled
their Petitions for License. In the Court It
Quarter Sessions Of Cambria County. which
will he presented for action of the court on
Monday the third Of March, A d. 1SG2.
To wit:
Matthew Dietrick Tavern Licenre Chest Tp
Linus Sulcs same Cambria City
Holm RYAN same Cambria Cjrv
Stcrheu C"nwell same 81 warl .Tohn<ta wn
Joseph Itel same Monster Tn
John " Moore same RichlanI TIP
DqrIel Confair same TAYLOR TIP
TaCoh PriuCle same 5th ward .TnhnStown
Peter Masin-snn same ; Ward J J,hnstown
.IameS r. M'Cright same 3Ward .InlnStOwr
Henry T.utz same 4th Wari J'hnStown
George Weigar. same MiUvil'e Borough
Frederick Vnigel same Washing Gtnn tp-
Remrgrins nurach same Ward Johnstown
James !. N'Flhanv same Lnrrettn Borough
Patrick McHugh same Munster tip.
George Shea-er same Yoler tp.
Penrv Foster same Eben=burg W. ward
Thomas s. Davis same wari .TohnStnwn
David Motzyar same 4th ward Iohrstnwn
Joseph Cole same Carrnlltn,vn
Anthony Kurtz same Concmaugh Bor
Thomas Short same Washington tn
Henry Litzandnrf Quart Ward Inhnstown
Tudor & Jones Or art License Fhenshurc
JOSEPH MCDONALD. Clerk
Office of Clerk of Sessions.
: FEBRUARY 1862.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I9. 1892.
:. Va petteugiu l. co.,

Alvertising Agents. ll9 Nassau Street.
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
arethe authorized Agents for the "DEM-
oCRAT & SENTINEL," and the most infuen-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States AMI Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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SURRENDER OF FORT DnNEL
son

FoRTEEss MONROE, Feb. 16. ria Baltimore
Feb. II BY a flag of truce to day. we hear
that Fcrt Donelson was surrendered 10 Gen
Grant yes terday, Saturday. Gems. Pill
low, Floyd, Johnston and Buckuer were
taken together with Is. 600 other prisoners.
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STRAY STEER

Came TO the residence of the subscriber in
Allegheny township. Blair county. sometime
in last June. red steer. nearly two wears
of age No ether marks remembe red. The
owner Is requested to come forward. prove
property. paw charges and take - rvav.
otherwise he will be disposed of according to
law.
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IRE GORGEOUS FETE Alb out two weeks
ago a gra2d ball came of at the White
House." upon which we thiuk the majority
of our contemporaries have comm =nted too
harstIy. Didn't Nero fljle while Rome was
burning, and with this case in point
staring them in the face, we cannot conceive
how our editorial brethren dare fird fault
with great peOpe, for enjoying themselves
and making merry. willie civil war desolates
the land. The Bal is said to have been a
splendid and dei~htful affair. The array
of splendid women, arrayed in low necked
dresses. which of course. all young men of
taste and refinement delight 10 look upon,
was ne yer parelIelird on thiS continent. fnd
seldom in Europe. Long live the Republic.
The President aud Presiden,eSs SEEM deter
mined that there shall be no deterioration of
the simplicity Of Republican habits and man
Z, RS durl"s their Administration. We heard
from Morlecai. who has just returned from
Washington city, good joke on Mrs. Lin
coin Just as Old Abe seated himself at the
breakfast table the morning after the Ball
Mrs. Lincoln exclaimad-. Ny dear. have
you read the papers this morning ,, Yes
have" responded Old Ahe Erufly. Well,
my dear, do they say anything about US %
WAS her next question. From this it IS evi-
dent. Mrs Abe regards herself as at least
one half the Chief Magistrate of the Repub-
lie, and so she Is, and has perfect right TO
be. The following description of the belle
Ct the evening. We clip from an exchange
The bewitching Mrs. c., from Mis-
sCuri, was splendidly dressed in a breastpin
and lace forncoS, and wore her hair brushed
la ok from forehead like Mount Athos
Her eyes reminded one of diamond springs
sparkling in the shade of whispering willows
She was decidedly the fines. type of beauty
prs-rut-
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. I7.-DIspatcheS from Gen
Grant to Gen HalIeck announce the surrend
er of Fort Dynelson. with 15.O 900 prisoners.
including Gems Johnston, Buckncr and Pill.
low.
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NOTICE.

The Dockets of F. ~ George ESQ. are
in the hands of the undersigned. Persons
interested will please notice.
P. McGOUGH.
sonnosn, Pa jan. 22d. ls62-tf.
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THE PROTECTION ,ir------

THE PROTECTION NuTr.- =
RANCE COMPANY o. C,-r---
Notice Is hclely given q. -
Of said company that th. p B=r
tors have caused su aSse,,-.r.. .r.
cent, 20 he levied Or tile prea r-
the payment uf losses ana
naming uudisrhar-e3. rr.=-- S..
mcut viii je dae OF Naa-av -as ---
OF March next an; paya..e- -r- e.
Of the Company. a c. N-T--r
Ebensbu-r. Feb. .. 'sg-2-
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TRIAL LIST.

TRIAL LIST.
List Of causes set Gown for trial at the
Court of Common Pleas TO be held in Cam
bria County commencing on Monday the
third day of March, A. d. 1862
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-FRFNSRTPG FOUNDRY

The withdrawal of the foreman and books
keeper from the Ebenshurg Foundry, rem
ders II absolutely necessary that al acco unts
shall be settled M ~i'l,o'r' anv DELAY Per
sons desirous Of SAVING II i--'fr and per
haps costs. had 57.ts- -zl o-5 s-.e with
ont further notice ? GIAS- &c.
Isn-s 1862 ~
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ERYSIPELAs can be rermauel'y CT.
DR. Laland's Anti Rheumatic ha.a
advertisement Of Great Cure, ID >
column
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Take noii-c ti.at I have ep'=1a- n.
hcate for the collector rf the FAX III
ough Of Eheu>ir-g. f.rtLe 7ez-g n.
in the hands af z kinkeaH a. -
delinquent tax payer~tr -a-2E ---
pay their taxes N or before 3. e Is.
Mach next, as alter taa. t--
have costs 70 pay.
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EV!ENSBUEG ECCNDEE---A F.
= pun chased the o--lre stock
ures II the EIon~I urE F.--
subscribe Is prepared t. .ur---4 JAZZ
and Others with
P.euS.lS Plough Points. sig,-
ssiII ETO ,lS. ThreSHIne NaClii-
and castings of any kind t-at my 81.
ded ID the c0unulE-y-
BY strict attention To the lE-.a@
the concern. lie hopes g. w.i.s.
trusts lac wiz receiys libera.
from thu~ein want of artie,. ta @
AL business done ar the E.ELE--
EDWARD GL-,-
March -, '55-tf Is, 1861
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TProfeSsor Woods --reTt- SEN p. %
be found II snothe- column. r
rsa5hy sve-r qe-s. n
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S,remmill VS. Handshue
2 Richardson ct, al, vs. Holman ct, al,
Henley IS Wa a-ueT
Fronhissr vs. Penroi
Cassiday vs. Pearys, Admr.
8 Commonwealth VS. Roberts ct, al.
same VS. same
Glass vs Finn, Fxr's
Morrison vs. Murray ct al,
10 Griffith vs. Ross ct, al,
II Matthsrs vs. Troxell
II Noble VS. same
Is Tiley vs. Meyer ct, all,
IA Commonwealth for use vs. Moses
Is Rise Adn.r. VS. F. ckler & Ellis
16 Eager vs. Thompson
II Loose VS. Eugel
Is McQuaide vs. Bower. Aimr
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Proth
Prnthonotary's Office
Ebensburg Feb. 8 1852 {
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(F5r tie Democrat ard Senfinel)
LINES on THE MEMORY OF MY De
PARTED SISTERS.

INES On THE MEMORY OF MY De
PARTED SISTERS.
They died. alas in womanhood;
With all our hopes frustrated.
The light of Heaven showed on their broyvs
And al their joys elated.
Their eyes grew bright, their footsteps
slow.
And on their cheeks the hectic glow.
Which told US PLAIN that cath was near.
How could we part with those sisters
deGr?
Their loved forms now in the grave yard
lie
The trees and tomb above their head.
Their souls in bliss. holy and high.
In the dismal vaults repose the dead.
They meekIv suffered ard bore their cross
For Him who died and rose for all
But oh, how could we hear our loss,
Their forms on earth we'll ne'er recall.
Hnvering afar in Heaven ahoye.
Reckoning my weary son! TO come.
To share that Heavenly Joy ard love;
For Gpd the Father. He has sail,
'To youth eternal life is given
Aud auls so sinleSS He hath made.
They touch this Earth to soar to Heaven.
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Fs1l4E uniersiErel Gra 'ua'e e r.
q more College { Dental ~r--.--. e
fully offers hi~ urs,-f---i aRl SERVICES
citizens T Ejer~huTg- lie has
means thoroughly - 8cguai-r lfr--
every improvement In lis e-.- T
years Of personal sEnrrier-e .e i.s,
u adj rhe iu.rsa rrel eNroriyr-a
ct authorities iu Dental >cTeu... g
ply asks that an opportunity may
fer Is work to -r-a55 IT. ar-n n~a.
SANTEE. BED FORD
Office foTmerlv occupied lv DR.
FErFNr->.
Pruf. Z. 4. Harris: ] + l}a.5. r. r
Handy A A B'aniv. ? II Aus
Baltimore CHllege.
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Eben-hurg Feb y 1852 -st7
ADMINISTRATIONS E,-=a7-

: : :
Notice l. hereSy given thar '----.
mioiStraticn on the E-tace # Mo-.
gibbons late Of Camhri CHl-tv.
have been granted % ila u-lar,--.-
all persons knowing them-aI~es 5a
said estate are hereby ra.i6-# -r
ward aud settle the Same: and r---
ing claims agaiusi SAID estate ar- r F..
present the same, properly ar-a---..
settlement.
JOIN FlTZEIGTa~,
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ATTEHTtON REE-KEEPERs.

.IVHN McANALLY.
Feb. 10th. lsG2.-3t<
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DENTISTRY

Fl rsa-v 5th.. lG62-6t
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Ebensburg Feb. 8 1852 {
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EIS EEoyserN. ECyg E0IIs
office Bon. tJSS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-08-23
ID, December 81. 1851
PUBLIC AcT-No. 9

An Act to increase the duties tea, Coffee aud sugar
eadesed BY TIE Stnotc aud Hour Of Representatives
If Me UMisd States Of Amerfca IN Congress assembled
That from and after the date Of the assagc Of this
Hen Of the duties heretofore mosed BY law articles
hereinafter mentioned there shall he levied collected and
paid on the goods wares and merchandise herein enc
sted and provided for imported from foreign countries. the
following duties and rates Of duty that h 70 say F~ts
On oil teas 20 cents per pound second. On coffee Of s
kinds cents per pound. Third. Onra sugar. common
vanced above No. Il, Dutch standard BY clsyig, boiling
clarifying other PROCESS aud syrup Of sugar sugar
and concentrated molasses nacsO,
2s per pound. and white and cayed sugar, when
advanced beyond the state. above number H. Datch
standard by clarifying other process and not yet reaned
cents pound reuc sugars. whether Loaf lump,
crushed, Vt palverized cents pound; on suga after
being refined, when they tinctmrc cOlOred IN any
way aduerutcd, and ssgnr candy, cents pr pound
on oassss 6cents per gallon Provided That al syrus
sugars sugar cane, concentrated mOasses
centrated uead entered under the Of nolasscs,
any other than syrup Of sugar sugar
cemtrated m0laeses concentrated mclaO shall b. liable
to forfeiture to thc United 6tstcs and the shall he
forfeited VII. Sc ss.Y
= Approved, December ~. 1881 500. ..I.-- .tf.ff.
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WASHINGTON STANDARD.

trrniac Aeg~-Ne, IL

500 rrrsi~ Aes--Ne, l.) Z u, WI ss ' e,
An Act to turthsr promote tho scieusy q ~ Kssy
Of ~ UsissS &siss " Xssrses q dg,ss ssssnisS.
That wheneves the name Of any laval ocsr row In the
Unised States sa have Cen borss on lie Ssya Rexssr
- years, shalt be Of the age Of 90 years. he shall b. 70.
tired from active service and bic name entsrc the
tired list O. ocer: Of the grade to which be belonged ut
sec. And be farther enacted That the President
Of the United States be and he hereby authorized u
sign amy oer who may I've retired under the preceding
section Of this Act to shore Duty and such ocer thus
signed shall receive the full shre psy Of his grade while
s~c And bs Il farther ssscssa, .ss tho prssident
Of the unted sstes by and with the avc AMI cnsent
retired list II tbs nayy r the command of sqaairons and
single ships. such ocers he may heiievs that the good
. see sSs ,eqrrss :" Us thus sS:. ana
President o the United Hxtes thsy shall receive Of
thanks IL Congress for their services and g.'antry n
action against an enemy he restored to the active list and
Fec. ! And be further enacted TIA. tho President
OF the United States shall have tho authority select sBy
olccr mona the grades Of captain commander in the
navy and assign him TO the command Of squadron with
ssssne shall have the same .Siloity and receive the
same Obedience rum the commsnders II ships In his SQUAD
ron Kidding cS@.sioas q an older date than his that b
he would have been entitled II No tho active
sec.s And he II further enacted, That an o,ccr. re-.
tired under tho provlsons Of this shall sivc the
ssc: !. And be Il further ensesed TINT promotions
shall b. made In place Of the officers retired under the pro-
visions q tins s :: y now provided y i:w
q the Navy be aud he hereby authorized TO- cause 0O
" medals Of honor TO be prepared. with suitable sblc.
hcers. sesmcn. andSmen and Marines ~ shall no~t dis
tingush themselves by their gaanrs IN action and other
cf 900 be and the II hereby appropriated out
q any money IN the Treasury for the purpose Of carrying
Sac 4 inT hc n f,rther cnsc,ed That tho hours nj
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sn ss provide ,Sc postage thereon Is & pssdSy Is
'e1a' r',,Ss:a J.,r.rv ?, ,sos.
ffst q y =, f'a
lPussc Acr--No. ~ .ss
An Act to authorize tho President 70 aPeoat twO addtlou
=; Assistant Secretaries q ws.. ~
the President be, and 10 II hereby. authorised -
~ and Win ne aavice ~ conseos ~ wo a.
s. ., dsiss ne .n.,,, ,hn ,sI ,.rs,r,s III
,ci srtics IN the $500 n ~ Gcrtnfv If War beonr,n~
10 tist D.narment a. ss b. prescried by lie secrc
II MAR or IA msy IL rso,Ire law me uccs Of thcvc
additional Secretaries & continue ono ycar.
!. '''', :. -, - a3 isssih sfss
,~.... ~ =. "a s7S's.3 -
A. Act :mens th. Prov:Ses q s sccS section Of
the Act u JANUARY sath 1881 enrctny the atse1d,nce
grrss. ~ .se-s 81 assss h ",
Bs enacted ~ ne H~ate amd AoHse # Repvessstetir.s
Tbss tbs provisions d the sccnd .cco q the xes ss
titled An Act more eIctually to enforce the atsend
g = s.s .ss
January q 1897 Be ancpe altered, and repeated 50 a.
snSs and sssyine SsoSs either ncSss 81 Cossrcs Or
any committss q either Honss Of Ccns, shah pos b
witne. IN any court q justice provided. ovsvsr, That
such exsmnatiSp shall o. helI Or taken 70 ns neaaea
witness nom Inv crIrna proceeding y asrsss and no
witns sNsii hcrsfter b scwc1 & Fssss 70 testify 70
ct o. e produce any paper touching which be shsl
%s.s q ssss sase Or tic s ,ssSoa,
touching such ct the production al such papes may
tend e bin 2: e. sSs A. T: .s
pcgiuly committed by him in tcstifying 40 aforesaid
Approval january ~ isos' 80
s.assas. es, ----- Z
An Ae, sntbcrsrg the increase Of the clerical force In hs
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An Act to provide for The protection Of overland cngans
10 California. Oregon and wsshipstoa TERRITORY.
n essscsei b. Nc tmale amd Hbxs Of Representatives
If he Umicd !2atss II Amevtea IN (O~Srss AsseMtni
1at for The psvcct6pN Of euai9Apls the overland
and Washington Territory. the sam Of twenty-five thou-
sand dolar b aud the hereby appropriated ont o.
any money In the Treasury not otherwc appropriated TO
lp expended under tho direction Of tho SECRETARY c War
It, IN hlejpdgpant, the salac may be necessary. 80
Approved January, n. 1852. -,t..