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By BARNARD l. BUCKLEY, AuctIoneers.
GecTsef01p7 ID O.

TNRUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of
l. trust from Henry Dade, dated April q, 1857,
and OF record, we will offer at auction, on the lIth
Ises, part of lot No eighty m Hoimead's addition
20 GEORGETOWN, bounded as follows, VIZ: Begin
ning az the northwest corner of said lot, and run
thence east and at right angles with North street,
fOrtJ Six feet thence north forty feet, and thehoe
Proyements. consisting of two two story frame
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in three ua
instalments, at three six, and nine months, with
interest, to be secured.
The terms Of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resod
weeks notlce.
WALTER Cox
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building AssociatIon,
ia 6-2awts BARNARD 6 BUCKEY Auots
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The Massachusetts LesisIature,

Boston, Jan. 20.-In the State Legislature to-
day voluminous correspondence was pre- sented
relative to the difficulties between Gov Andrew
and Gen. Butler. Some Of 1t Is said TO be Of very
spicy character, particularly that which hiss refer
ence to the appointment Of officers under Gen
Butler. The Governor charges unftness Of char
acter against some Of the officers under Gen. But
Ter, to which the latter replies by charging the
appointment by the Governor Of a man guilty OF
adultery, alluding to an officer who was alleged
to have run away with Mrs Brannan, whose dis
appearance from Staten Island caused so much
excitement few years ago. Thecorres spondence
was ordered to be printed
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deficiency in the Post Ofice can constitute any
argument for such q reform. We learn that
the Post -0fice receipts Of the Confedefate
Government have fallen of about half million
OF dollars, compared for corresponding period
Of time under the old Government, notyith-
standing the e.cision of the franking privilege,
the fact that since the LIST Of June last there
have been more petty offices discontinued than
established, and the amount Of public and
private correspondence induced by the war
and incident to the army. The only expli.
cable cause for the falling of Of receipts, where
all other causes have conspired to enlarge
them, can be In the excessive rates of Confed.
crate postage; the effect of high postal rates
being always to diminish correspondence in
more than an inverse proportion to the in.
creased rate, thereby reducing the revenue
derived from this branch of the public service.
TILE STARS AND STRIPES AND HAIL COLUMBIA.
"a From the Richmond Dispatch.I -,
An esteemed correspondent and q gallant
ofhcer desires to know If the South intend to
give up to the Yankees not only the old flag,
but Hail Columbia, and everything good, to
which We have as much right as they. As TO
the flag, We have already given reasons why
anything that resembles 1t is likely to produces
collisions in action between our OWE soldiers,
apart from the odium that belongs to what Is
now an emblem Of an inhuman despotism. It
is no longer the flag Of the free; it is the flag Of
the tyrant and oppressor, and Is stained With
the blood Of our sons and brothers. Let it be
henceforth the winding sheet Of the defunct
Union As the body without the spirit is dead,
so is the United States flag, when it ceases to
be the emblem of q free Government, dead
also.
We have no Partially, however, for the
Confederate flag. Our objections to it are
that it resembles closely the old and now
hideous ensign Of despotism. We want none
of its unnecessary stars and sickly stripes
The two flags Of the two nations ought to be as
distinct and different as the character and
instincts of the two peoples.
As to Hail Columbia" we are willing to
say "Hail and Farewell" We think the
theme is played out. Columbia is no longer
a happy land" Columbia, we begin to sus-
pect is q humbug. We want to have a new
country in its songs as we'll as its laws. At
the same time we would give up nothing to the
Yankees that is worth keeping. They are by
no means satisfied with any national anthems,
for they have offered a prize for new one |;
but even their money cannot produce the
music. Of what value will "Hail Columbia
be to people who prostrate " Columbia" at
the faint roar Of the British Lion OF what
value any national anthem to a nation which
has neither national spirit nor national honor.
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WALTER 8. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association.
ia 6-2avts BARNARD & BUCKEY,Aucts.
BY BARNARD & BUCKEY. Auctioneers.
Geo7gstotca, ID e,

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
Il trust from B, HutchIns, dated September q,
iSB, and Of record, we will offer Mt auction on the
llth ds, Of February. 1852, on the premises, at 4
O'Clock M, that part of lot number ninety on g.
{9l.ll Beatty & Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN,
beginning for Its bounds on the south side of Pros
eect street, In Georgetown, at q point distant 65
feet, measured cast, from the west corner of said
lot and running thence south and parallel with the
west Line of said lot IS feet, less TO the
OF Mrs Mssher's lot; thence east on the line Of
SAID lot 25 feet, and thence north So feet more or
ess t. street; thence with Prospect street
y Ieet 20 the beginning, with the improvements,
consisting Of 8 two-stOTy frame house.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
20 be paid In cash; and the residue in three equal
insta ments, at three, Six and nine months, with
interest, 10 be secured,
The terms of sa muJt be complied with within
one week attsf sale or the property may be resofd
at the expense and risk Of the purchaser, after
one weeks notice.
WALTER e. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Build'g hssocIa'n.
ja 2avta BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots.
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Affairs a. the CharI.stown Navy Yard

Boston, Jan. 20 There are now eleven vessels
OF war at the navy yard, finishing repairing, un-
dergoing alterations, or awaiting stores orders
ship Of the line Vermont, figate Maced oman and
steam sloop of war San Jacinto. The Ino vet lies
In the stream. The sloop Of war that is building
Will be one OF the most powerful and beautiful OF
her class in the navy. There are two months nav
due to the workmen in the yard.
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Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association.
ia 6-2awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots.
By WALL & BARNARD, ,Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES sALE-By yirtue of a deed Of
4 trust from Charles Williams, dated April 2s
1855, and OF record, We will offer at auction, or
THURSDAY, the 18th day of February, at
O'CLOCK p. m, on ths premis es, that lot OF ground
In Washington known and described as the north
one hundred, Q0OJ fronting forty eight feet on
Twentieth street, and fifty feet on nj street, with
the improvements, consisting ofa two story frame
house.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
20 be paid In cash, the residue in three equal In
stalments, az three, SIX, and nine months aftel
date, with interest, to be secured.
The terms of sal g must be complied with vithir
one week after SALE or the property may be resold
at the risk and cost of the fl purcLaser after one
weeks notice.
WALTER 8. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown BuId'E Association.
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The Latest from Cairo

CAIRO, Jan 20.-General McClernand's brigade
has returned from the expedition, and taken its
old quarters. The Goth Illinois Regiment which b
have encamped at the mouth Of Mayheld creek
since the expedition started, will be up tonight
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The Strike a. Philadelphia Navy Yard.

PHLADELPHIA, Jan. 81 The troubles at the
navY-yard are about concluded. This morning
more men were ready to 60 to work than were
required. There Is no probability therefore, OF
the yard being closed at present II In stated that
the order OF the steamer Rhode Island to 90 70
Boston for repairs had been countermanded upon
a representation that the workmen here were
willing to resume work
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Municipal EIectian.

MIDDLErowN, Conn, Jan. 2O.-At our city
election, held to-day, the Hon Samuel Launer,
Union candidate, was elected mayor, together
with the entire Union ticket
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arinng from Exoesscs, Habits of DissiDsfion.
Bariy lndiscreton or Abuse.
Attended With tAs Foilosrfxf Syupto-z,:
IndisposItion TO Exerton, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difioulty Of Breathlnr
Weak Nerves. Trem6inss
Horror Of Dieease, Wsfeiaiae<s
Dlmness Of Vision, PAN in The Baof
Universal Lsssitude Of the Muscular System. -
HOT HANDS, Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions on the Zoe
PAILIp coUETEAANcR.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 TO on, which this
medicine Invarisbly removes. soon follows
IMPoTENCY,F ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIc FITS,
ID one Of ekteL tAs Patissf mag Eeptrs
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
toVeo oy those "pRErL DisRAsEs,"
t INSANITY AND CONsUMPTfON.n
Many are avss Of the cause Of their IN uaerlns
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORD OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
And ths MsIaaekoly DEATHS by Conssvsytios,
BHAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRuTH OF THI
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen and
Invlgorste the System
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCBU
tsvarsal ~ doss
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKPTIcAL.
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Prospect Of an Early Advance of the Army
I'm Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-The Gazette has advices
that warrant the prediction Of an early advance Of
the Federal army In Kentucky: The weather now
is the only hindering cause. Everything else is
ready and in fine order.
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
= scriber hath obtained from the Orphans,
Columbia letters of fadmlnist ati on on the personal
estate estate OF 6eorse y. Brush, late Of Wsshi2ston
against the said deceased are hereby warned TO
saniblt tSs the sane with the vouchers thereof 70
OF JnnnsT1 J1scIoer. on , or before the fourth day
excluded hom ell benefit of the said estate.
ary. 1852 %, w, AN6EIL
jA6-lawSv AdmInietTstor
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More Treops far Canada.

ST. JOHN, N. B, Jan. 20.-The steamer Hiber
mia, with troops, arrived at this port this morn
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers,
Ge0rRSf01ra. n n

TRUsTEES, SAIEs-By virtue of q deed OF
- trust rom VIM. w. McNeer, dated April a.
!eoi, and ofrecord, We will Offer at auction on the
llth day Of February next at O'Clock .. m on the
known as the essternmost part of lot number one
hundfed and twenty-eight l28, in BealPs addition
toSeofgetown, fronting Ia feet on Dunharton street.
snd running back north, of the same width, 10
iso., ,, YIN the improvements, consisting Of two
Te;ms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash and the residue st three equal
instslments. at three, SIX and nine months, with
interest, to be secured.
HUGH CAPEETON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Build'g Assooien.
ia6 2awts BARNARD & BUCkEY, Auots.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auctioneers.
GsorgaotcH, ID. @.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
dnn from Jesse Chick, dated May 20, 1855, and
cfrecord. we VIII efsf st auction, on the1lth day
q 9ttei6,usyy, at SI o'clock m. on the premises
lows viz: Beginning at the end of twenty SIX feet
measured east, on the south line of West street,
from the southeast intersection of West and North
streets, and running themes easterly, by and with
southardly, and parallel with sold North street,
eighty SIX feet, thence westwardly, and parallel
with said West street, twenty feet, and thence
north eighty six feet, to the beginning, with the
improvements.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash, and the residue in three equal
instaime1ts, at three, six, and nine months, with
The terms Of sale must be complied with within
after one eefs notsoe at Inc risk and coat ofthe
FIRST purchaser. -
WALTER s. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trgstss,s 6epssesoyn B5iIdiHE ASssSglstSn;
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Trustees GEORGETOWN Build'r A ssocis'r
ja72awts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE-By virtue of q deed OF
Il trust from Cynthia b. Mason and others, dated
March lS 1857. and Of record, we WI otter at auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of February
a4 O'Clock p. m on the premises that lot of ground
In washington known as lot No. eighteen, 81 in
square No. seventy three, (73,) with the improve
ments.
Terms of sales One third of the purchase none,
TO be paid In oasn; and the residue in three qua
date, with interest, TO be secured.
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resolc
at the risk and cost Of the f rst purchaser
WALTER =. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GeOrg etown BuIld'g Associa'p
ia 7-2awts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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Soldiers Pay!


THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Win remit sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERS TO THKIR FAMILrrs,
Alta ohargeof
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed IN sn
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed.
The full address,
(iaelsdtss Post 0aes, Stats; also, stysef ssd ssu
by, 81 q Iayss eifp,D
OF the person to whom 10 be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
E X p X E g 8
FURNISHES TIE MOST RELIABLE
FOR SOLDIERS
.., SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
e. 8. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd ST., second door below Pa. ave-,
la91m Washington, ID. @.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BY WALL 4 BARNARD, AuctOneers.
TRUSTEES, sALE-By virtue OF . deed OF
II trust from w. Walker, dated February q,
1855, and of record. We will offer at auction, on
FRIDAY, the l4th day of February, at ( O'Clock
p. on the premises, that lot Of ground In WASH
No. 24 beginning for Its bounds on Eighth street,
50 feet from the northwest corner of said ssusre,
street is feet theEce east 6S feet inches to Seet
alley; thence north with the line of said alley l6
with the improvements.
Terms of sale. One third of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash; and the residue In three es ua
iustalments, at three, six and nine months, with
interest, to be secured,
one week affer sale, otherwise the property NAV
be resod at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
after one weeks notice
WALTER 8. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Build'E ssocia'n n
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IWArCH 6LAssEs ar wffOLEsALE,
" 10 ws,i,nssoani TO iEiia iBEaiiiains. 20
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SILK sgAEPs, LEATHER gUARps, 4s.
jspss' iswss6inston bsiidias.
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sWArcH-MAKERs,TOOLs Az wholesale,
10 ws.sinssoa saiAsxfHESiai fHEaSiiains.
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lWArcH MATERIALS AT WHOLESALE
y. = j. MYERS, 80 q '-.1--
s8&5 10 washington Building.
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Soldiers Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
1T any place on the lines o their Express,
At . charge of twenty five cents for any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars, and q proporuonate
additional charge to places reached
By connecting Expresses
The money, whether Gold or Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed IN an envelope and securely
sealed and have the full address,, (inoudng town,
Post Once, snd State and In cities, the street and
number,) of the person TO whom 10 be sent. and
the amount legibly marked thereon. Envelopes
for this purpose may be had az our Offices.
TO facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
Bllt!anoe should be pre- paid.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
WdshiHgtoH, Jaa. 9, ls62. ia 9-lm
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GoLD CHAINS AT wa0LtsALE!
~ 1s 3. q j. MYERS.
90 Ea-isra5 10 Washington Building.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21
mo a52)

AN Aor TO AUTHORIZE rAE sEosErARY OF war TO AUDIT
AND SETTLE THE CLAIMS OF cERrLla offlokRs IHkkE-
IN NAAEp.
Tbe CoaIrs 9th. Confederate States Of Aue,iea DO erA
re:ay Of War be- and he hereby Auhoz 10 te
dit cArs Of An assistant QiAitesaaSes 6ener
CoisSa General and surge who dissharg,d me duss
the ds ofas r-ns'er ofte Bait, Ions OF
men,s 70 witch tey we're attached time Of The sppoiut
ofihs'r by oonedate sovernmeot LToe
d sd oi held iocs frSm ther respective saes
ad discharged dates said cts under said
other ees during tie time appointed OF dehGrg
ed the duties Of the
kpproyed, January IS, 1852.
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10 s5l)

ANAcT SUPPLEMENTARY 70 AN ACT MAKiNa APPRoPRIA,
TIcNs Pa CFGcAIS " 'ATISG DsRESCES, APPRoNED
J4gUAsY NINA, tIGHTEEN HU I'D sED AND sixty Two
The ths Confederate States Of hne les do ense
s Pedsut BE- and hsrsay authorized 20 raise cos
for temporary and Tpees ssrves the Hssern va'tr
cause enlisted 7ber n't exceeding sx thovs
a. CT such and eli rs and OF
such ra7k either val Militia y, ths eden may deem
nesAy receive such pay aud aIEaneeh Is
he may dsterutse -f -.--'f
Approved, January IA. ls5a
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(No. 81
AN ACT TO REwAeD TaE LOYALTY OF THE rRISoipAL

kErOSl The Congsss Of the csneisrse Stats Of America
do enact edent ofhe n ate states bs a. thor'
lEd 70 present enhs sceo John Junpe Go
him the h0aoray lille Cf Lieut. Colonel OF the army OF
Coafed SGs ba; shout ereAun or zposns IA
Z Getusl mApd pay empim' ntary nass
OF honor AID len Of vii and confidence in bis friend
shp good filth and loyalty is Government and TO proeu
snc present complete Uniform Of that ranr and aie,
sabre Maynard rGs, with liberal supply OF sr nu io
FOR sane Aad the of tS1 hundrei aad any dollars
hereby appropriated the purehsss Of the sad 1nor and
Approved January ID, lS62.
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No SSl

AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO Az AoT EsrT1LE1 IAN
AJT To AUFHORIZs Tux APPOIN rhEHr OF ADDITIONAL
OFFICERS oF TIE NAVY APPROVED DE)tMB eR TSkNTf.
POURrH EIGarEEN HUND AID AND slNrYVSs.
The C,ng-ts Of the Confederate st4es Of Ames d enact
That the Precd aathozsl g appoint en- OF he regular
navy higher grade under the net above noned with
puase the petition uader taelr original app ntrnenS
Approved January IL, ls6L JE4-SN
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No. S5l.)

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZES THE SECRETARY oP THE NAVY TO
GIVE BOUNTY To ALL PEsS0NS ESLIsTED AS eEAAEN
WHO ENLIST R0R rHREE YEAas OR FoR rdE VAR
The Cong OF the Confederate States Of America do enact
that ecre,STy Of the Navy HEREBY lied % give
dollars 70 all sed ~ seamsn Who hA
enlist yeSs for tae War And the povSon OF TINS
AT Ike nAnner eNsena 70 all SeAmen heretofore tnt
81 who WIN extend the Of the- entnsnt 10 three Yeas
or o1 VAR said my be paid al the tne Of said enh
ment
AnnroIed. IAnaAry l6. 1852
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Also. hanssons assortment OF
Youths, and Hoys, (lothiaE.
Wholesale Stock Of fHardware
At AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
HE Of MOO II CO., having deternnsdt 70 eo,s
hr basin the present. Ia consequenee Of th, senior
ner Moore being In the army and uoable 20 vs bis
p-r5onsl ateEtlo1 10 the business
will SELL Auction by Catalogue, At thelr store Me- ti
Ma Stree on
JbuTsdsy, 27th February,
Commencing 10 O'Clock the entire balance Of their rs,k
The stock eonsss In part Of
Pocket Luilery. desirable styles and makes
Tao.e Cutlery, &c, At variety
Wade 4 BntcheIs and v enholmg Rasou
q isto and sheArs, various qualities
Tea aud Table spoons do do
Hand, Tenon and MIL HaS
B-nci and ldng aiss, fuu assortment
aud tittt. as.h from 10 10 IS hts
Shoe, Tack and Hand Hammer
Poi'hed and PLATED Bride B ITS and 6trrups
rride Bride " lings and Bind des
Boot nd GIh vebhne
Wood screws, ass'd from y in- 10 ~ inches
Broad and euit Hinges fist srd loose joints
Plate roCk and Eye Brge.
Lacks, VI ne, Tim, Pad d Mortce, large nsortutns
" es, MI, Flat and hif rouId Baztsrd
Taper. Horse Rssp. la'ge asst
lrls. c irslesllcks O II and tall
Trace, Bate Pun and Cx .ins
EolloE Ware, Hanare Forks
Coffee sBl, suters, seytaes and snaihs
Blister stesl nd W gon A1les
I'm shinz Nails, fhoe Ma Is sid Tseks
HoIss and 4 oe PrusEes
Mason, Black ng, &c.
CGtcga viii be prepared and The goods ready or srsninA
ton t<o days b fore The sale.
1-rermJ citb.
10 tbs KIM, PAlnL co., Aues-T
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NE. 3s4)
4 PESOLUTI0N N Rl9Aa 10 THE rRANSfEf or OLRt ~
| INDIAN TaUsr RuNDi ID TEE ONNfEDERATs rArEs

INOIAN TaU5r FUNDS ID TIE O1NftDERArs rArk5
o.vei by hsopngreJ OF e Aies OF Anees
That OF the rfdsa,e sstsi hreb agrees 70
ln1e nn eaes OF this confsiesaoy n any less
Ety Incurred BY them beclue Of the payment CT ulndsr
part Of tn sid ss TO the GDyer nnsnt OF ms
Ooued 5as Of bonds fund.- belorgias 70
rAln tndlAa TT bes taeot In pursuance Of the
Acts Of the Oonsreu My tEeayn dEheen hlndfed an
sIyoh md JAnu. t,nh eighteen hu drsd and hIiy 'ss
Approved Rsb,y g. 1862
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An ACT TO AnrsD rAs ' .eT on ENTITLED aas ,or 70
AAkH0 An Acf TO PROVIDE ,F0s The ORGAN At ~
Of rHE NAVY, APPR iyEJ MAkCg Gx'EsNrH, EIsv-
Tbkh HUNDskD ASD BIfY-nNE" APPR9vsD NAY
rWshTIErI, ua .TEES HUHDhi AND xix Y-oeE
AND Az tcf EsiIrIxO AN Auc TO AUra0xZe TIA
p EsIDENF TO JISF z AMpOR,RY R1SK AND CON
hAhD Ui oFn1sRs OF THE NAVY DJfsG IUfY 'IfH
rkoOPs.r APPROVED DE'EfBsR fgESW-SoU2rs,
EI3HrEEs HusDRsD AND sIXty- me
The Ooasress OF the Oo5fdeSte teJ ef Aecl do enact
That hs teeond teeon of entitled Act 10 smend
pro dee for orgaGI the Navy royed March
slrsnh; Ell. he hundred and sixty one approved Nay
tEsateh heen Inded asd sixty and the Act ea Id
auhozs Prcsid temporary rank and
oormsnd N of the Navy dong duty With Eoep." ap
prove Deesnb iwea h. 'ig hundred aud sxyons
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approved Is1y g. ise2
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LIGHT ARTILLl M.

LIGHT ARTILLtRY.
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quire services Of all Who capable of bearing <yN
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Company Light Ailsry and call upon fs wcseLs 70
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dollars. -,
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