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Cow raTsaToNF ass AL OP lam az HAN

I1DN HLSgINN KIM NALh OF LIND IN HAN-
UV1R Pursuant 10 4 decree o. the o'rcut Oorrs Of Hanover
e9pny, entered on n. 29ta Ss2,slosc, 1880, n te salt OF Tar
broagl va Tlnrey, l .hLi sell Al lubn3 auet)n 20 the high at
bi'ts-. a. Hsnl s-f Uout acu = On tuesDAY. (he 18th day Of
Novsnbes, iS02) = uatt Of iAud IN t0 G unity - r Ano7er, Of
which no .A,s PhGp Il IIey died possesss, sqppoIsi 20. contAin
ia acre, sdjolrlng the lana Of ihe iSe Jass g.. fNrnr .ugL
yissr T. CrCsi Aod rthtrs. snd near The VFgbis Central kEl-
rosd. Tee tnls Ia believed 6, 70 ~uldoub-ed bH. ~ osrn nloner,
I % al seil With special warranty only.
1KsNB Cash fer % nuch a. nsy : necesary % paw lhe 'eN.
pc. sss " na sale Fos tAs balance upOn a o-dtf OF twelve
no lihs, with intsres' fron tas dog Of sale. Ths~ pdJ0hstr T. We
noaer Is pad Q. g. tswO
GO, 50 -elasfdt Com Nl1rer.
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TELRGRIPHlC.
CAPTURE or A STE AnEa.

oHllLsrcn, 0,tob.r as.-ridiass reached here ths
svsuing Of the capture. in Buu's Bay, OF the steamship
Anglia, laden with valuable army stores. and bound to
Charleston.
When the Anglia Left NMssu news had sssn received
that the Yankees are working night and day on hot .
olads, With Q visv OF a't,ck nj Ohslss on soon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

OUESrRRPIRLO UNIT TO witt-ro lie
~ Clerk OF Corn'y v ut Of all COUNTY, W, wiUam A Natin,
Alexander 4 sAril and s-jAm a " M'rdn, three feeholdeo
o "a county do hereby &c tlfJ, that b. virtus Of n warrant q
US drs,ts 81 Vincent aATkaAa, = Jasl'o Of said co inIy, We
htys BIS da 3, on our ol'hS vi eve ard sppraiied ! mill tAten up
By RiahGd o. " ldn.on on bis land ~ an esIAy, and ases8 the
vau, ofsa a ss,rAy a. NJ ecu D,isis. 5hs said nule Ia q hDSs
nuls, 10 nArss, 10 brands. about four feet ak Ia n . high, bay
asoei twenty-five ysNs old. sEi male shsa tsksl up had name
nd al 6oh ultstly " rmsd. Wh. A. aAkTlN,
A b MARTIN,
y. W. MARTIs.
September 10, isS9, oct SO-sst'
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NOTICE. Co: loose or vas taken from the rack, near the
~ panp IA froat o. tas Q1srternsste;s Orpa1relt GA Tuss
day IN lrdlag, tstzsen 10 snil9 otloss, n sns blsek bA2F, With
"a , lsa'hsr Bdlls AMI AAiunsAls, aud webbing Halter, raW-hlde
gadle With a re bgeAt grth "a HGres Ab3ut ans ye IRA old,
a7d 90 uhhe en- her, except a little oa oueJ IA. / Nil give 4J
To- her deivey a. Mr.. Hix's stable and $50 fer ptooi 20 convict
any ne oftAklng her.
onS-S. Bah \ o Ret
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

III General Hospitals ere under the authority tfihe kcsl CON.
ID ndins od ,es put To n seuer.l management. aso me meieu
| eicerI ther .L, sneu.d ne let 70 the cen rol Of III sell r. surg"u
Aud Md cal ireetor, TO b, In esfered 9TH By the coz manning a.
a ser only In specisieses wheh viii be referred 10 heconmantsf
OF The Department
| Nv. InLsmuch . The regulations concerning the ssue Of Com.
misary ttores bays BEEN Violated by Issuing tie sane 10 H'iI
lAns-
Bsrss TER oil issues Of subsiasnes not warranted By the regula
tyrs are positively prohibited.
nsn:dt oo0PIR,
ocSOeiv AL. 4 Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT 1900
n Acres within four miles of n sepot, va
the CanviIls railroad about 80 miles from
for sale.-we . e authorised 10 sell grs..
ba1aII In . " uaoTe Pam, contsining about 1900 aere, located
within foir miles o: = Depot, on the Dsnviiie IA lrsad. Of shieh
about half 10 open land. and the bsiaacsin vood and umber:, fne
bulldogs are ample for . iarss iam1y. aud consist OF u tnoss
u-aiy found Oh o larg, estate. A. the ovoer lads 10 iIpossfote
sxve b Q 4 cot on 70 the management Of The plsce. 10 yin be sold
-v.t bargain, II early z~ppliosloa be mad. Apply -.
-lOt GODOIN . APRON.
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SCOTCH sNURF AND

III n LIZ x
UHE uoder,lz1sd manufacturer OF the CO cdr ted Brad Of
IL smoking lob teeo (aly Boviegs Grand rnkey Winneba.
70, AID Eispaant) has enlarged hs capacity for Manufacturing,
an a8deI % hi /. uIia.N q, the mAnulctur, Of Q superior iaitg
Of Scotch Stuff, which h Is nov prepared 70 fu'nLh bis custom
co 'ner Of Nah and Jacson steeu. Lynchbsrg. v.
oc2S -6n b ffkGUJOh.
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Oh IL. n. MAURK K CO.

Y0f BALl.
Confederate 8 rer eeni Bon5s ani resb'ersl e.eck,
lex I'd i5a LoAa
VII. inia state = xes, Cospen and RersSred
fonh CArtn 9 .Yd s per oent Benia
U-Go'd and silver ooi1-vdfnA and one; eouhsa bsuk
Nolei b ueht an soia o. bsst aNtst Mia A..
Socks nd Dsnd beayAi and sd o2teanAsdea. oe6 :
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VIAvINa resumed the oosAIssloy BUSINESS, I solicit con-
i'll sig ments OF robSeco, wheat, Corn. Oats and Bacon. and III
ttler co rmooites viii, b ny fcen . nay wish 10 send to market.
All peponi having my bags, "a who d, moi propose seadlng TIER
wheat, corn and ors 70 market Immediately. WI pis,s. lstara
the bseJ without delay WV. b 6kEEs.
R,ckmord Oct Il fs6l-lms 18th a,d f0th Gary street
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NOTICE.

| EInLD Sends,
UacHARD GsAss slyD,
NE ID GRASS pErD.
We have on hind 9 nice 10, q prime nsv seed, Vii h y, ofer "a
sale. A Y oTcKEa . co.,
ocet-s~ = Corner 10Th Aad Co sire s..
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iDJT N IssPEoroR aEsrR.Ls OFFICE;

EXTKACT.
ADJUrANT AND NseEcrlR GesK7kLT OFF
Rodxosp, October 20, 1862.
SPECIAL orders,
No. 25
xxx. Officers Commanding In Osmps ofInst ueucn. unt,r
The Conser.p.ifn Acts, will c.use the eni olrtnt of contorlI u 70
be ueade 80 a imsn n tsusjectto exemption, w.o are between
Eighteen and forty years Of age
By connand Of the sscrelny Of War
jobs wIrBERs,
oct qt-iv Ant Adjt Gen.
me recent Exemption Ac. will be pub ished shortly, With
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

fcN In MA0LINt n ahtsT, TxeouthI.
aAaUPACrU kD TOB ACCO Ar
BALy.
al Ere nov p epssit &, exhibit samples Of Q crest 20 is,y Of
w tty.el and qasltes OF
banufAstured TobG-co
which ne oRr br ssIe privately. Our stock ID very lsrye AMI We
.xpee. 4 he soust>nty soppee with q . y tvery qusiiy mana.
i~sour,di" sss rss.. W hail be hApp, u enlibit oar samples
% the trade
ccas ~ KEsf. PANs . CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

Mr.. Van Bu,rn was received wi b three hearty cheers.
Re cordially endorsed everything that had been said BY
Nc. ssymou-, aud said he never supported a candidate
with NOR. satisfaction than he should support him at
the approaching d.o;iou. Thsr, was a time when he
was in favor Of the ui;hlraual Of bo:h candidates and
the nomination Of a third, bat such q thirg was nov I'M
practicable. Sad he:
In the language Of the man who was advised when
struggling Ia the etrslm to let 60 the tail Of the colt and
rrssp tina, Of The mare-i; Is too late to m IKE q chsrg'.
P.rhsps you my rememb " tho circunstance. dc fcurd
himself a, the tide Of q RAPID stream and Undertook to
s-iu over, riding on the mue Getting beyond bis
deotb, he was btiog carried CT into the stream aud
found hiuself struggling for bis life. In bis agitation,
hs seized the colt By the tal ns,e'd Of the mare. A man
At ,ndipR alongside saij, ~ 90 the colt and tax, hold
Of the mare" "Ah - said hs, cit IL q pretty time to
tell A man s,ruggl ng for bis Life aud chosking with water
TO swap horses" daughter and cheers
Mr.. Van Buren's explanation Of the manner In Which
h, obtained possession Of General Sco.fs letter, was
given to our readers yesterday. In Ieitera:ing soms Of
the positions assumed Ia bis fo:msr spsech. 10 New York
city, 10 remarked;
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lIAvfsa qussasi a. EIe.uihr Of ny dees.et husband. ,h
t,unE ds'mI sgtas: ALL estate q pres ut usm, propsfly az
ihsaac tttd, or seal rneai It the OH ) ) OF Mos,t eteari, q Co
. d ear .ssiy cal on all psrs as iadesied 70 the estate Z
max pa. msaI - MssEs. etesrn. 4 o :, CT mystk
scA I'm cA3OLiNt ~ sktST, rxsouthI.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
SUBSCRIPTIONS
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,


Treaty between the United States and Great Bd-
tain for the Suppression Of tho Slave Trade.
Concluded at Washington, April 7, 1862. Ra
tifcations EXCHANGED at London May 25, 1864
Proclaimed by the President Of the United
States June I, 1862
Confined from Inst week.
(B) FordemuTage when due, according TO-
schedule annexed to tho present article.
(C) For any deterioration Of the cargo.
(D) Forall premium Of insurance on addition
al risks
The claimant or claimants shal bo entitled to
interest at the rate Of live per cent per anuum
on the sum awarded, until such sum Is paid by
the Government to which the capturing ship be-
longs. The whole amount Of euch indemnlfca.
tious shall be calculated in the money Of the coun.
try to which The detained vessel belongs, and shall
be liquidated at the exchange current at the time
of the award.
The two high contracting parties, however, hay;
agreed that if it shall be proved to the satisfaction
of the Judges ofthe two nations, and without hay.
ing recourse TO the decision Of an arbitrator that
the captor has been led into error by the fault oI
the master Or commander Of the detained vessel
the detained vessel in that case shall not have th
right Of receiving, for the time of her detention
the demurrogc stipulated by tho present article
nor any other compensation for losses, damages
or expenses consequent upon such detention.
Schedule Of demurage or daily allowanc
for UesSeI Of
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

mo, 1871 A Resolution providing for the Pay.
ment Of tho Awards Of the Commission to In
vestigate the military Claims in the Depart
ment Of tho West.
Resolved by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That all sums allowed to be
duo from tho United States to individuals, com.
panies, or corporations, by the Commission hero
torore appointed by the Secretary Of War (ior tho
investigation Of military claims against the De.
partment Of the Wost), composed fDaUd Davis,
Joseph Holt, and Hugh Campbell, now sitting at
ST. Louis, Missouri shall be deemed to be due and
payable, and shall bo paid by the disbursing Off.
Gers, either in st. Louis or Washington in each
case, upon tho presentation Of the voucher with
tho Commissioners certificate thereon in any
form, plainly indicating the allowance olthe claim
and to what amount This resolution shall apply
only to claims and contracts for SERVICE labor, 6I
Imaterals, and for subsistence, clothing, transpor-
Nation, arms, supplies and the purchase, hire, and
f\onslruetion Of vessels.
Approved, March Il 1862.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

lNo.2l. Joint Resolution authorizing the Secre.
$ tary Of the Navy to inquire into the Causes Of
tho Failure Of certain Contracts for steam
Machinery and TO remit Penalties connected
Herewith, F.lH H..dl
Boit resolved BY the Senate and House Of Re.
presontatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of tho
Navy bo, and he hereby is, authorized aud en-
powered to inquire into tho circumstances attend
ing the failure Of certain contractors for building
steam machinery, to deliver the same within the
time specified in their several contracts; and to
remit the whole Of the penalties for such failure,
or part thereof, as to bin may seem just and
equitable. 4u.alafN iuaat
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas a treaty between the United States Of
America and the Republic Of Mexlco for the ex-
tradition Of criminals, was concluded and signed
at the city Of Mexico on the eleventh day of De-
cember, one thousand eight hundred and sixty one
which treaty as amended by tho Senate Of the
United States, and being in the English and Span
ish languages, is word for word, as follows;
Treaty between the United States of America and
the United Mexican States for the Extraditon
Of Criminals.
The United States Of America and the United
Mexican States, having judged it expedicnt, with
view to the better administration Of Justice and
TO the prevention Of crime within their respective
territories and jarlsdcti&s that persona charged
with the crimes hereinafter enumerated, and being
lugtiyes from Justice, shoeld, under certain cir
cumstOnces, bo reCiprocalJ delivered up, have re-
solved to conclude treaty for this purpose and
have named as their respective pleuipotentiarOg,
that Is TO say: l t..l.d
Tho President Of tho Unibd States Of America
has appointed Thomas Corwb, citizen of the
United States, and their ENVY Extraordinary and
Minister Penipotentiary noarAho Mexican Gov.
onment; and the President oiIhe.United Mexi-
can States has appointed sebatiau Ierdo do Te-
iada, a citizen Of the said Stated and Deputy OF
the Congress of the Union, who oSltor having com,
mundated TO each other their RESPECTIVE full DOW.
era, found in good and due form, lpyo agreed upon
and concluded the following article;
ARTICLE l.
II is agreed that the contracting \pnrties shall,
on reQuistions made in their name, Through tho
medium Of their respective diplomatic agents. do
liver up to justice persons who being taccused Of
tho crimes enumerated inartclo thirJIof the pres
ent treaty, committed within the jurNdiction Of
the requiring party, tball seek an asyluk or shall
be found within theteritories Of the 0her: Pro
vded, That this shall be done only whelt the hci
ofthe commission Of thecTm shall DO q estab.
lshed as that tho laws Of the country in Mich tht
fugitive ortheporson 80 accused shall bd found
would justify bis Or her apprehension and dmmt
ment for trial i thecrimO had been therd, com
mitted. a.aado 81
ARTICLE II.
In tho case Of crimes committed 10 the froGie
States or Territories Of the two contracting kar
lies, acquisitions may DO made through their H.
, pectiyc diplomatic agents, or through the ca,
civil authority Of said States or Territories, /
through such chief civil or judicial authority
the districts or counties bordering on the rrontil
as may for this purpose be duly authorized by tl
said chief civil authority oftho said frontier State
Or Territories, or when, from any cause, the civ
authority Of such State or Territory shall bo sui
pended through The chief military officer in cor
mand Of such State Or Territory.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
AnrIcLE WI.

This treaty shall continue IN force until 1t shall
DO abrogated by the contracting parties, or one Of
them but it shall not be abrogated except by mu
tnal consent, unless the party desiring TO abrogate
it shall give twelve months previous notice.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
AR11unn mi.

Persons shall be so delivered upwho shall be
charged according to the provisions Of this treaty
with any Of the following crimes, whether as pin
cipals, accessories, or accompices, to wit Murder
Qncuding assassination, parricide nfantcide, and
poisoning3 assault with intent to commit murder
muaton; piracy arson; rape; kidnapping, dein'
ing the same to be tho taking and carrying away
Of free person byforce Or deception forgery, in
Guiding the forging or making knowingly pass
ing or putting in circulation counterfeit coin or
bank notes, or other paper current rs money with
intent to delraud any person or personsi tho in
PRODUCTION or making Of instruments for the iabri-
cation ofcountcrssit coin orbank notes, or other
paper current aa money; embe2zlement ofpubllo
moneys robbery, defining tho same to he the lel'
onious and iorciblo taking from the person OF
another orgoods or money to any value, By yl0-
euce or putting him in fear burglary deiuing the
same to be breaking aud ontorng into the house
of another with intent to commit felony, and the
crime of hrccny Of cattle OF other goods and chat
tells Of the value Of twenty ifo dollars or more
when the same ia committed within tho frontier
States or Territories Of the contracting parties.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

thn Consnl hv The British Vicn Consnl. and in
ease tba vocancv ba hntb of GS RriHsb iraSa and
tbe Rritish orbiItotor ,bsn tbo [ y"saScv II tbe
British iudqe shal ba flled by the Britis6 Consul,
and ihat oftbe Rrit;,h orbitrotor ~ hy tba prit;oh
or Vice Consul IA fll tbs nIoce of Brisb arbiir1.
NV thsn the Irniled etaios orhtrator shall bo
called IN those cases in which the Dritisb arbitra.
tor would bo chilled IN. and in cnse lhe vacancy be
10Th ofthe British indce and Of Tho British ybl.
traitor And tbero be raliber Rri,isb Consnl nor
Vice Oonsul IN an nd intorim tbo vacancies than
The United States iulge und arbitrator shall sit,
and in all cases brought before them for adjrlica
ton shall proceed the adjudse the same, and pass
Tbe chief @,1bnytr of tho rIoco IN tho 4orrito.
ries or eithnr hgb c9rtr,ctirg narty wboro tbo
mived cnnrts ofin.,ic, Shall et eboIi in tho ovonf
og a,hor In 't 'h % u ~ t"I ,be e'S
btrotor If fbe otber hgb controcting nart Z forb.
with ovs notice If tbe sapo hc ,be 9ast fTns1-
tions mo,bod ia lie noSer ge \, e ~ ovornmo ogS of
thot othar xxx contrao,ing norty IN orlor tbat
srcb yocarcv mas be srnn1dJiot tbo sorin,t rossi.
Ma neriod
Anl eocb or tbo hob contracting r,,lo, ocrooa
10 snnnlv de6nAivolv a, soon as' nossblo tbo
vaconcies VILLAIN noy ,ri.o in tbo obote nontioned
cnu,ts from doolh or from onv. oibe, conso WHAT.
eyer.
The nndoraonod plocinotontio,io, b,vo oor,ad
in conformity wi,b the \ IN arfclo n tbo lreoty
aionel bv tbem on ,bis dav not bo nroceding
| oholl bh 10 raiI
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
Approved, March Il, 1862.


No. % a Resolution to authorize the Seere.
tary Of War to accept Moneys appropriated by
any State for tho Payment Of It's Volunteers,
and to apply the same as directed by such State.
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That if any State during the
present rebellion shall make any appropriation 10
pay the volunteers of that state the Secretary OF
War Is hereby authorized to accept the same, and
cause Ito boappcd by the payriaster general to
the payments designated by tho legislative act
making the appropriation, in the same manner as
il appropriated by act Of Congress; and also to
make any regulations that may be necessary for
tho disbursement and proper application Of such
funds to the specific purpose for which they may
bo appropriated by the several States rla 1dl
Approved March l9, 1862 HNs idr
80 .aa .a -1a7es ataasoiad
no. % a Resolution expressive Of The Thanks
Of Copgres5to Captain A. II Footc Of the
United States Navy, and 10 the Officers and
Men under his Command in tho Western Flo
tIla ' N3't t'A li .'A .H D'
Resolved by tho Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the thanks Of Congress
and Of tho American people are due, and arc here
by rendered, to Captain A, H. Footc, Of the
United Statesnayy, and to tho officers and men Of
the western lotillo under his command, for tho
great gallantry exhibited by them IN the attacks
upon Forts Henry and Donaldson for their efi-
clency in opening the Tennessee Cumberland, and
Mississippi rivers to the pursuits Of lawful com.
merce, and for their unwayering devotion to tho
cause of The country the midst Of the greatest
difficulties and dangers a'.h H.n " s'a
Approved, March ID, 1862. -H wv
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

The undersigned PlenipotentiOries have agreed,
in conformity with the &Ith article Of tho treaty
signed by them on this day, that the preceding
regulations shall be annexed to the said treaty and
considered IN integral part thereof
Done ot Washington the seventh day Of April
IN the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
lred and sixty two.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

No, a. Jsnt Resolution for the Appointment
Of Theodore D. Woolsey Of Connecticut
Regent Of tho smithsonian Institution, in place
Of Cornelius 9. FELTON,, deceased. 'uwi
Be it resolved by The Senate and House Of Re.
p.esontatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the vacancy in the
Board of Regents oftho Smithsonian Institution,
of the class other than members Of Congress- caus.
cd by the deceaso Of Cornelius @. FELTON,, be filled
by the appointment Of Theodore D. Woolscy, Of
Connecticut. 5ss0a5 3i l a1Hsa
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Onand after Monday September 22nd until further notice.
the Santa Fe and Colorado Stage Company VIII run their six
male passenger coaches VIA Fort Union, Bcnps Old Fort
Fort lyon Fort arma and Council Grove to Kansas City
through IN ten days Leave Santa 70 Mondays at A. IT,
arrive at Kansas City Thursdays Leave Kansas City Fridays
2P NJ. arrive at Santa 10 Tuesdays.
C0ITRlLL VfcKR0Y & Co
Proprietors
s DAVID R. KNOX,
Agent SantaF0
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
Approved March l5, 1862.

no. 20 A Rosolutiou providing for The Custo.
dyoilhe I4cttcrand Gifts from the King Of siam.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sCntatiyos Of The United States Of America in
Congress assembled That the letter from HIS
Majesty the Major King Of Siam to the President
Of tho United States and the accompanying gifts,
bo deposited in the collection Of cprlcsites at tho
Department fthe Interior
Approved, March ID, 1862
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
THOMAS C0RWIN, H.
sEB'N LERD0 DE TEJADA, t.

And whereas The said Treaty, as amended, has
been duly ratified on both parts and tho rcspec
tive ratifcations Of the same were exchanged in
the city Of Mexico on the twentieth ultimo. y.
Now thereof be it known that I, Abraham
Lincoln, President of the United States of Anne.
RIGA, have caused the said Treaty to be made
public, to the end that the same, and every clause
and article thereof, may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States and the cti-
zens thereof,
In witness whereof have hcreunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

Treaty between the Untod States Of America
and the Republic Of Mexico for tho llxtradtion
Of Criminals, Concluded at Mexico, December
II, 1861 Ratifcations exchanged at Mexico,
Mey 20, 1852. Proclaimed by tho President
oiIho United States June 20, 1862.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

.IA H H"NI |If tHff a Nf. tfA
[ No. 25,l A Resolution to authorize the Presi,i
dent to assign the Command Of Troops in the
same Field or Department to Officers Of the
same Grade without Regard to Seniority.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-,
sentatlyos Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That whenever military op-
erahons may require the presence Of two or more
officers Of the same grade in the same field or de-
partment, the President may assignthe command
Of the forces in such field or department without
regard to seniority Of rank.
Approved, April 4, 1852.
mo. 2s. Joint Resolution declaring that the
United States onght TO cooperate with, adord-
ing pecuniary Aid to any State which may adopt
the gradual Adjustment Of Slavery
Do it resolved by the senato and House fro.
representatives. Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, that the United States ought
to cooperate with any State which may adopt
gradual abolishment ofslavery, giving to such State
pecuniary ald to be used by such State In its dis.
cretion, to compensate for the incouvenlonces,
public andpriyaIe, produced BY such charge Of
system.
Approved, April TO- 1862,