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ELLIOT G BRANSON,
General Agents,
april2l'63-dly 100 Lake street, Chicago, Ill
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II ishoped that the masses to whom this call
10 addressed, will see to Il that they be fully aud
faithfully represented in the Convention.
BY order Of the Committee.
..ss J. D. CoMMINS, Chairman.
r. X, Cox, JR., Secretary.
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VERY Latest

LIvERPooL, May 22-Politioal news to-da,
unimporiant. The Glasgow's arrival has dis
PEELED the rumors Of an srmistice In America
and oreatsd buoyanoy in the cotton market.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-31

THIs OLD EsTABLIsHED AND WELL KNOWN
i House, during the past season has been thoroughly
renovated, repanted and refurnished In style both
comfortable and elegant that we feel we'll assured that
those who fvor with call will hnd ell the comforts
and convenlenoes usual In frst class Hotels.
WARDEN q EMERY,
octls-dp pR0pRuT0Rs.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived until Monday the 9Th day OF June next, at
noon for grading the hills each side Of the at the
Brackinrdge farm, In Jackson township, the Frank
lin and Jackson Turnpike. The material taken out Of
the hills to be used In filling and widening the road
each side Of the run.
Proposals to state the price per cubic yard for excaq
walton only. .lsl
Bids will be received at the office OF Urlah Lathrop,
at the Court House where plans and estimate Of the
work may be seen.
A. q. HIBBs, Prss't.
mayl9-dtd
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Our Panana Correspo.ss.ee.

PANAMA.. ". O., Nov. Z. 1893
Sale Of ks U~asd Sofc SbrssAtp FaimouA al Lspssvu
o~r Tarai Fsrrs in IA. Bayf Panama--Sec.,suy for
an h~rsas sf Our Squadron on the Poetic oesan-re
S~allpez IN Ponama--H 10 on ne Deereas--yoss from
Bcgcsa -s Coy0age~a- Afa0s IN ne Capstai--Raun Of
n< Elsclc~ fv Preside~, y SvraI Of hs Sa'e'-Necs
frv~ CAae, Peru aud Ecuador, &c.
The United States storcship Falmouth, at Aspnwan,
Commander scceo. United states navy, IN charge
sold at soction The 2sth a for the OF 3.TTo
Us vas purchaeed by Mr.. johnson, Of Aspsnws, bat
for what purpose have sscertaned Other articles
belonging 70 the vessel were disposed Of sepa,s lots
that the entire amount reszsd will, suppose, reach
We OF At eas, nve six thoussnd dollars All paya
be American gold. The raimoun is enc Of the Old
sailing sIcops, ssd her last tho Bsszi ~,
tou at which time the late lsm,ntsd Commauder George
Rodgers Was her frst lieutenant and executive
officer. We have cause for rejoicing that this
old craft ~ u ns rcmovsd from tho liz, n
vessels composing the navy of the United States
this side ths, could be disro~ed cs In nke manner
much 10 the benefit Of the government refer TO the
sailing soops g. Mays and cysns rbe ides Of being
much behind the age 70 have these used
for scsive cruisers on station whers s,ssmes onl
should be heocush W make - American asbsmsd Tho
iisus commsros wc have Icft unslsurbed the
Panse Ocean, and 70 prossctn have ibs steam sioDp
lancaster taAsship). steam s,cop Enrassnsss Cssps
ss<n) and tbs ssnbo~i sAs,ns~ ,osesr win tss
I've sA sAisns sioops shove rsfsrrsd 10 rhs EnsnsA
-Pvs1nSsls4 a5Ais haFsssss ~ saess $3.50 ss'
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

0evmany.
M AusasAn reply 70 Prussia relative the 0errr
gueovm question, had been despatched, and rad
Ormaily re ect the preliminary proposals of Prussis
90 accompanied BY memorandnn, completely refunl
msgv Won Bkmarks arguments.
nDsh houses OF tho Prussisn Diet lad been summoned
- msee on the 9th of November.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

ar hs7' @o aaaa- 500
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

fsk n vs reported thas tAs Bank Of ns.
knd has drasn . considerable sum from the
asrkcs tho security OF COnsois but this Is
believed not have been the case. In the discount
1nArkss nothing was done below the bank premium
q ne Per cent. In the foreign stock market
ehare was at one time Q further fall 10 the
epeculativo description Of nearly two per cent.
bst the nnal Quotations show partial rally Consols
yesterday decfned per cent The shares 10 the nu-
eroos projects wens at period severely Affected
III closed somewhat better. The enormous sam Of
600 bid yesterday within the Official limits for The
toooo q tAe governments btDs on Indis, shows how
Asavy the commercial demand for the means Of remit
sns 70 that quarter,
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
rhe polash ouest,on

M LONDON 7imss has leading editorial article On tho
uis,ossness Of diplomatic Interference with Russia The
sts, Of the three Powers have not dried single
tar but they have made point OF order with Russia
~ down the rebellion in Poland with tho utmost sevcr
u. They have made mercy appear In tho light OF con
esssion foreign dcaton The whole hopes OF Poland,
sAer re- repose entirely the prospect Of assistance
fom France, since 10 probable that Austria III
snko up arms for Poland, and Ia certain that England
vtn not Perhaps the Emperor Napoleon may think .
ssf evil embark alone In all the uncertainties Of
Rreas European
90 reported strong bands said be crossing
- frontiers into Poland.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Great Britain.
loRD PALMERsroN IN THs DIVORCE couRT-MAnISI
DTaAsTKRS, ETC.


Rumos has recently connected n pending case In the
DsgiIsn Divorce Court with Cabinet minister. q
No Dublin Bbensno Mad says tho minister 10 question,
40 appears a. correspondent In the case is no less
pnTssoage than lord Palmerrtoo and II adds that In
0ss Of this kind, affecting person OF the age and posi-
eun o Lord Palmeston tho public will naturally suspend
rSs London star in,msses that tho case has been
Oute1ly arranged and further exposure will be avoided
Sas possbie that important political changes may
lnus The name Of the petitioner for the divorce is
0Kane Tho star in later issue coniradcts itself and
0ys the has not been COMPROMISED but Is believed
fns London HsraM announces that marriage In In
ssstsmplasbou between Prince Alfred and Princess OF
~ house Of oldenburv.
fbe weather continued very stormy England and tho
WRECK list at Loyds very long but there moth
~ Of moment in regard TO American shipping
mo ship Calhoun, from New York, and the W. r.
qAmdt, from st. Johns, ~ B.. arrived at LIVERPOOL dis
N ). oummoes. from Bristol fov New York, pu, into
o.esnstown, leaky, on tho 3lst ult.
M Derwcnt, from Cardiff for New York. had put into
M steamer Columbia arrived a, Galway carly on the
M jsrs arrived on Londonderry on the morning Of
- - and rsachsd Liverpool about Ave A. NJ on tho I'd
M An,ca arrived on Queenstown early "a the fore
IAs United states var steamer Kearsase IN search Of
- Georgia, arrived of osesnso~n on ths I'd inst. short
SAs steamship CITY Of BALTIMORE from New Yors, Or.
0ve1 - ouesnssovn on The sth Inst.
0svmauy.
m Austrian reply 70 Prussia. relative 10 the 0crman
Rsecvm question, had been dispatched, and rad
nrmaiy re ect the preliminary proposals OF Prussis II
- accompanied BY memorandum completely refuting
ussv Won Hkmark's arguments.
npsh houses OF the Prussisn Diet lad been summoned
esDsss the eth of November.
The King of the Greeks.
n nov King of Greece reached Athens on The 3lst
60, and. vas received with enthnsiram. lie nonded
- performance Of re- Deum Immediately on hs
ssvi.
News from Brazil.
m Brazilian mail had reached Lisbon, whence the fol-
bwing news was teiegraped.
Cnna, ryoo 400 rsis for good nrsts stock ITO 600
saR Shipments since last mail ~ 052 bags Exchangs
oi~ndeo q AIN.
Unvnr--whl,e 2 oco 400. brown 800 res Colta,
moo n 900. Exchange, 7TH 27's
Pxpsswnuoo, Oct rs. Issa.
Ongnr $40 reis browns. 800 Jotton, 20 100
OIo0O rcNL Sterling exchange, n rs.
nero wss q report of . large ere RIO Japeiro, which
Anu0royed vewy large quantity o Hour
Th~ Latest Com nserctsi rntsi1fgenee.
IIvsRpooL, Nov. o, 1919.
Ouaaun dull. Sales for two days 1900 bales q which
sps~lsaorp and exporters took 1000. Bnsine~s ~
eksksp By further advance n the bank rate today 70
~ psv osnt
kssdstsas qu,es and s.esdy.
pv~vi~>scs Inactive
Pro1oes quss and steady.
LONDON porr nARxW.
csmWh fU Hrey e7k
Asstss ssskD-Ss sAD
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Mosquera's Charge dAfiairs in Quito Receives
His Passports and is Ordered to Quit
the City in Twsnty-iOur Hours
General Flores in the Field
with Ten Thousand Men.
General Mosquera Has bnt Two Thou
sand at Pasto to Oppose Him.
Interesting from Chile, Peru and
Panama,
&e., 6e.. &s.

BY tho arrival Of tho steamship Champion, Captain
wilson, at this port yesterday from Aspnwal, We have
important news from the coast OF South America.
Tho dates are Valparaiso October 49, Coquimbo 10 caAo
October 20 and Payta November l. The letter Of our
Panama correspondent contains detail OF the
We are indebted the purser Of the Champion for the
prompt delivery Of dispatches.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
Opening OF the French Le9isl aturo.
PAOIFIO sPRECH PROM HAPoLEoN.
No 4


Opening OF the French slature.
PAOIFIC SPEECH PROM NAPOLEON.
LONDON, Nov. 3, 1S63
xne French Chambers have opened
M Emperors speech pacific. He proposes q Eu-
supsan conference for the settlement Of the Polish
tn.
He hopes the arrival Of Maximian il Nexice viii be
advantageous 70 the country.
M financial report win be published shortly although
- expectations not fully realized. Tho revenue has
Geasod and without extraordinary resources has met
- expenses Of the wars in Cochin China and Mexico
Rcms arc announced and increased powers are 10 bs
SEsnled 10 commerce.
Only passing illusions are made 10 American AFFAIRS
1he Paris correspondent OF the, london Pot asserts
~ Tho political atmosphere OF France pacific and bs
sdels that tho Emperors srsech 10 the Legislature ON
Ossth win be calm and soothing in its tone
We again rumored on the Paris Bourse that The eov.
eueut was about contract loan for three hundred
- my millions francs and the Rothschilds we're sad
- have undertaken the contract
II reiterated that Tho Forthcoming budget would
y most favorable.
mo Bourss 90 The "a nrmer and rentes advanced
80 ~ .gvs- -
TAs rrivatssrs. 'Easssss -
0ns q hepl1srsey clad rams, n foussoun, I'D
bssa owed out Of the docks placed 10 the stream
- No guns Il the suaSdship Majestic.
Va other ram, Fl Monassr, remained n unnnishsd
sais OF LArd's doc, but gunboas kept watch u
~ entrance OF the docks.
fAs various Of law were reopened London On
Ae ID instant, and expected that mention Of
10 Of tho Alexandra would be made in The Court Of
Rxchequer In the course Of q few days
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

M nav King of Greece reached Athens on The 81
-, and received with enthnslram. lie aonds
- performances Of Ts Deum Immediately on hs a
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

T"o Vuoso"'
1ne London papers Of the sth have nothing particularly
~ % say on American Affairs
mo London Nam points out that the influence Of the
western armies the movements Of those in the East
Aaotes that new and important stage Of the war has
ocan reached. Henceforth invasion Of Maryland by
~ OOnfederates becomes impossible II at any time
sy greatly increase the distance between themselves
md their base the federals Will at once advance from
8n1ecrn Tennessee and destroy their supplies.
fhe London Post argues that tho North can never
ooAin men sufficient TO preserve tho federal conquests
UAoh conquest requiring an army TO retain possession
mo London Times n Its city article, draws attention 70
- Immense Substitution OF foreign for American ship
Eng, 20 by the OF the port OF New York.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
the Mexican Question.
7ho Paris Memorial Diplem0i,ozs Says

We learn from Q certain source that the next budget
v show for tho current year an increase IN the public
Of than Loo 900 600 upon pro-
vnns q tho last budget IL 10 this that has enabled the
Dvenment 70 provide for more than tourAihs Of the
xCeuse Of the Mexican expedition with the ordinary
noes OF the treasury, which, OF course, has only made
- nto0 IAN advance, the repayment OF which, thanks
fhs Aeorai Dplosaique further says relative 70 the
Arohduke NAximilhn and tho Mexican throne
We shall point to-day fresh proof Of Interest
WAoh tho Emperor Francis Joseph takes In the estb
Ashmeut OF monarchy in Mexico. Although the Arch
fne has no idea OF imposing sacrifice upon his
~, hh Majesty has decided upon authorizing such Aus
Auhe, with tho view OF cooperating In the
0Nttasy reorganization 6 Mexico, TO do 90,
yl1h the quara1ttne Of reassumipg their grade
d No Austrian army on their return. Although
- 1ouger IN possession OF feet since the Americans
Destroyed or captured tho few vessels they mustered
4nG prooe thas the Archduke Maximlian 10 really me
vgn Il THAR choice, and unwilling 70 give another
oon The honor Of conveying their Emperor Expressed
es ntcuton 70 construct at their own expense yacht
- Wnich the Archduke TO embark al Mlramar. The
Uoeror Francis Joseph would not allow that people
- bed undergone such painful and costly trials should
n such sacrifice; and aware that an Austrian Arch
60 could proceed 10 his destination in foreign
be has decided that hts brother shall 60 on board
. Csagate Of the Austrian imperial navy. Tho steam
0iRno EhxAbeth, which tho Prince performed his Last
tnYaee Brazil. named having been selected 70
GDsvoy tho new Emperor to his States.
M Paris Pays announces that General Forey en-
nked q Vera Cruz for New York the sth Of October
0nAruseod, Il y said, with a diplomatic mi ssion.
Il EtoNce asserts that Maxinans acceptance OF the
us3tcAn crown IL no longer doubtful
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

BOO .t.ng hnt f.ari iaHHg & tsfH 81 rfr
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American Missionary Association.
CenesroDdsn,e Ct The n y Tribune
HoPKSION Mars Oct % $50


HoPKSTOS, Mars, Oct. 81 1868.
This is hill town in the good old county Of
Niddlesex The county Of Bunker Ill., Concord and
Lexington We have thriving manufacturing village
boots and clothing made 10 large extent Toward
800 Of our citsens have been still in tie army Of
the Union fighting not for Slavery but for liberty as
it, corner stone.
Lat week on tie 2lot and cd instant, we were
happy r welcoming the seventeenth annual meeting Of
tie American Missionary Association" which has H.
headquarters at SO. 81 John street New.York 1t
commenced its sittings Wednesday last as 3 D. m
President blanchard Of Wheaton College Illinois one
Of Vice President IN the absence OF the venerable
pTesitcDt, David IhurstOn, D. D. Of Maine OCCUPIED
the chair Lewis Iappan esq read the tTeasurers re.
port showing the receipts Of The fiscal year 10 hayo been
nearly s5s OOQ which Uas more than SIC 90 more fsn
the previous year beside clothing and other atersIs
for the freedmen Of land In value sufficient 20 ~ ell
tie total receps 10 s72 900 increase Of 50 per cent
The Reys. Geo. Whippe and 5. 5. Jocelyn read the
becretares reports showing prosperous state Of the
missions abroad, but especially great coll upon the
CHRISTIAN and pantrOpic public for vastly increased
AID In behalf Of the freedmen and poor whites In our
southern States. In the evening fhe EeY. DR. Blsn.
.hhia preached the annual very able produc
ee's-i,oin Rev vi 2. Illustrating the pIocesg and
49," truth aud Its final victory by the rider upon the
"iIte hofss going forth from cOuquering and 10 con
que: " inc Passing events in our own time and
On Thursday morning After a ,,ssor n devo,o, co,.
dLcied W the Eey. Mr. Msgill Of Waterbury Conn
The Hon; william Claim Of Newton wac called 10 the
ehaf. f-e"Is iappsi esq. Chairman Of the Business
COMMITTEES, reported series Of resolutions ,ll gcr.
ably discussed during the day By The Rev. Mes.rr
Wbipple and Jocelyn. Secretaries; the Rev NJ p,rd
well missionary from the obways, the Rev ucssrs
Dawn and Tlesk Of FitchbuTg and M s. scndder eSa
Of Granville And one interesting episode consisted e.
Tho presentation 10 the audience ~ Fannie Virct,ia
Ca.opca Lawrea1e the little fugitive rhye'oiri ~
beautiful white con p.xon and with lowlDe ,fngi,e
from the story Of whose baptism in Plymouth Church
ty the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, 30 many Thousands
n our laDd have sighed and wept.
On Thursday evening after devotional seryices the
Hop. William ClafiD, chxImaD, made Lsypy and
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h,o address urging upon the friends Of the Assoca
ton the privileged Of enlarged hboray in carrying
fywar It's noble Christian purposes He was followed
nv The Rev. Mr. Thompson Of jamaica giving concu'
sye statement of the improvements resulting ron
emancipation in that island All representations TO the
contrary aie a hDcl.
The Key. Mr.. Green, son Of the Rev. Jona ~ Green,
,he veteran missionary of the Sandwich Islands. spoke
with happy effect Of lis desire and intention to return
10 his native islands 10 preach the gospel MT W ~,
Addresses were also made bv the Rev. Mr.. Richardson
Of Beaufort. s c.. Dr. G. b. Webster Surgeon OF the
Freedmen's Camp Mt Arlington Nights. ana the Kew
Il. N. Chapman ofConn. ,,. ro.
Tire meetings were full and q dcep impression was
made In favor ofhc Association. and we Venuiei9 say,
that no religious agency can present stronger 'n,S
upon the Christian and patriot ofodr country 'C' W.
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Sentiment Of the Army.
y,on Dun Special Correspondent.
HEADQUARTERS AKHY OF TIE PorosAc.
FRIDAY Oct. Is. l.C3.

HEADQUARTERS ARAY OF TIE PorosAc.
FRIDAY. Oct. 70, lsc3
'Thf wearyladen rest again, temporarily or
otherwise The advance thus far has been quite spr
tted ard rapid as our retreat OF few dave since
In heal'b moral and physical unprecedented. yet it is
tdlc 20 attempt to gloss the feeling Of unsaisfed
expectation and disappointed hope with which The true
nen oftle army have buoyed up their spirits. The re-
cult OF TIE recent elections which much inspired the
enthusiasm Of the people Of the States rejOeed the
hthrs q, orr men and really neryed them up i1hn
sIumeTCal accession Of ten beiaons would have done
mot that the men Of The army pais0R but because
tey ssitvely respond 20 the home chords Of
thy and support the magnetic wire 10 the battery
Bald lifelong Democrat who las held many official pc
sjons in your State 10 me. only last night Nv hat do
The oaers Ct our party expect 10 dor Are they blind
mad They certainly aiA drive three iJuriLs Of all
yoes out OF the party before another Presidential cleo
Eonsin the way they going on" The man who
fees disease exposure and discomfort 81 every hind
who laTcEos up 10 concealed Rebel batteries and runs
the gauntlet OF skuking sharpshoOtcrs IL not the man TO
be partial His love the Union far transcends all
considerations Of party policy sscendcncy. Had
been able 70 take advantage Of the inspiration
theee mon successes brought 10 this army can DO.
doubt but that responding oiotory would have been
echoed back 10 TIE country. The Army Of the Potomac
lever yatieut eDdurng-sbal 1t ever be doomed
~ disappointment God grant that its patriotic yearn
ings and true deserving may reap their long waited
for reward! BEJA
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TRAVELLING LIZ RAIL AT TIE SoUTH.-A
lady who hes just arrived 10 this city from Macon. Ga
where she has been teacher xix yos gives interest
iLg accont Of travelling by rail down South Sho saj
that owing 20 the dlnpdatcd condition Of the railways
ard want Of locomotive power. she was nearly four
weeks making the trip including three days detention
In Richmond where the Rebels tried 10 de.an her by
telling her that the YANKEES would not allow her 10 pass
their lines She perseyercd. however, and succeeded.
She Gays that the iron has been taken mp from branch
unimpoItant railways TO repair main lines and in
places wooden rails have been laid down. The want Of
acknowledgement in seen everywhere In place the
road was 20 out u repair that engine could not
traverse II safely and there horses at hand TO
move cars aud they likely TO be left at stand
still, at length ono OK obtained aud hitehed 10 the
passenger cor In which this lady was
At another place urder similar circumstances, she
was fpeeded on her journey toward land Of freedom
with one mule litched to the passenger car. Is not
70 lie wondered that her .ocomoon was slow; but she
peTsevered with GOOD courage until at length che saw
the stars and stripes waving aof when she almost
0, crcomc with the Excitement She can only compare
her sensations 10 those Of rerfon WHO has escaped
from shipwreok when he finds himself safe on shore.
Sne says Tat the destnon Of horses at the South is
great that shc has known several instances Of families
vic rode Sabbath IN their carriage. come the next
foot. became military necessity" had taken oil
their horses. or coarlo food, she says there Is an
abundance, but nothing else The fire is almost cxcu
syely "Aog and hominy." New clothing is out Of Tie
question, and the old stockis Ealing very fast. Ladies
arc obliged In many instances to wear "negro shoes
aud negro made cloth. Tie desitution Of all Injuries
aud almost everything ia families that tends make
life comfortable. is beyond the power OF belief Yet
many Of those who suffer are M bitter as ever and
chargcaN their priyaiions TO tho hated Yankees Many
however, admit that they cannot contnns tho struggle
much longer The want Of horses, locomotives, ears
and repairs 10 railroads. this lady thinks will brcak
down the South more surely than fighting
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" OTICE.-hiI persons holding Bonds Issued
~ BY n, Trc.ufcf q tho se's u 'sfo - csfsh ats
To- scfc. rendered sr rgr' ti Fsnsf rtziou fli'hed
under the prov ~ a act entl~i ~ At suhoffhf
d. Ifasuf.f a. isle buis or IT, fsyrui - "a
r.nses incurred IN the supTfelln u nin t1sucs p ee
IAN counties in hls State approved tg :; 10. I'D 81 TO
egrra Af Aeuiaogy thfsia aad 49, a. csieses issa'd
or fractional a4difsd AID al4Nsd by 10 hosld " ~
eners al var aims suih1sod ~ rald net I'D ansna,
to!y Acts n payment Of riIrns's ncuTsf b. tic feowat
pedtonf yfs Tho SAas4 lrpcilnn u eighteen hlnsrd
fy Tour. the fsAlYog "a pdltor u eighteen hundred
snf M iv- IN tic klamath ID iiuabod' Expedition =
hundred and 10y iye tie San bofnsflino frPeci
ton q eighteen hundred and my Eve tho klamath frpcei
uor n eighteen huldfsd snd lny al ,lo Aoioc fIpeon
Of yLtscn hundred rnd my ne lu4sf" fi.'lHsn Of
.shl,cn hundred and hy .lI and uin Which allowances
haze been made by THE Government o. the United State. su
noned surrender g. tho Controller II state all such
Bon.s sI.l I.r IAcae. and sef tho iWEtIl -IiOlil
DAY OF AUGUST A d. 1879 and there viii be pad for tie
,ame IL The United States Treasury Notes which have been
flnhai By the 0onsf Government such amounts ss have
been allowed by The United states upon each claim TrpectFc
iy tAfv rppt nom 49, Of hoota conisn 81
he allowed Che United states Government each
Bond and Celtiholi. hrd by the state Of California under
the provision. Il Ac, approved April q 1851, cb oct Of
books drposiisd Ia tic or ~ the Treasure 81 saio
q X. NARtIh. Controller.