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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

any ssch CAUSE SO certified back the shall be
b. some other judge holding such court, pursuant .
the rroyslons q this act Whenever. BY reason Q
death or Tes4snatiCn. there shall be Judge Of
Circuit o. tLe chief justice of the supreme court q IL
Jrte- states may make the requests herein PROVIDED
or which sfs be operative until such circuit shall b,
assgns g. another Judge. IN case Of vacancy ~
RE ~ marshal or district attorney any circuit, tls
Ilcg- o. d circuit may 81 such vacancy, and tie per
son APPOINTED shall serve until an appointment sta
BE- mace By tie President and the appointse has duly
lusHhed a.l lcEger. and the marshal appointed
shall sE- -. as L Appointed BY the President, aLd
ne one So be spprcvsd bT such judge The appoint
msut s. made shall De IN writing sRd such writing sla
b. e b. th- CLERK of-ce Of the court ano
cTy tltr Sssi B. entered upon the J5urnsl VI such
e-lt IT. c.erS ~ er = court shall give bono II such
srrn m-y fx-i by the court with sureties 70 he
approve br ie court and bond nay be required
wherever ti- c0-rt shall it, proper that such bon
-La l- gwen. EyeTy marshal r bond given shall be
l-. l tLr Cce 0 TIE @. tie circuit court and
copy thereof entered upon the Journal Of the court a
copy Il every bona given BY clerk shall be entered
tie Journal 0i The co-El-or wi4ch bs appointed
I'd fle bond shan b. DEL Ted fr safe keeping the
court nay direct certified copy Of such entry shall
be prad facs pro Il the eKclticn OF such boad and
-f tine cJntsI y thereof.
sec. g. And is q farfieT enacted, That al acts an
parts q acts Inconsistent with the provisions Of tLls
act be and the same are hereby repealed
Approved March g. 1873
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

TIE AFFECTIONS THK FooD OF LTYE.-The
affections s-e the true food Of life. They under
lie al conduct From them conduct departs,
and to them ii returns To many, life is abso-
utey famine without love, and perpetual feast
With il. There BE- some Who If they are rot
loved, and they have no liberty Of loving, though
you place them never so high, though you sur
round them With every element touching their
vanity, walk sepulchrsl. No matter What thsy
have. they are not fed unless they are fed inward
". They we're made to feed at the heart and
not through sny other part Of them. And there
are many that are full and strong, and happy
WREN feeding upon love, who, when that is tsker
a~sv, are utterly broken down and good for
nothing; are ike one that is starving to death
With such persons, while the heart is filed, n.
house Is ike a palace upon which the sun lgh
rests by day and whose glsDcing windows max,
artificial day st night -Bseeher.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

REBEL OUTRAGE on MIoHGAN TRosPs.-We
are informed by Pbineas Watson. a very relia-
bic young man in the 18th Regiment " chigan
Infantry. that about 400 members Of that con-
mald we're surprised and captured some time
since. 6y the rebels in Eastern Tennessee. Nj
Watson states that these captured men were
driven before rebel cavalry for two days and
two nights without food. except what they car
ried Of 10 their hands at the moment Of their
capture. Ii seems few were thou ghtful in
this respect. and divided with those Who had
none; but this was only a n0uthfu for each ot
their number. Our informant further state.
that numbers Of their ranks. after becoming sc
fatigued as TO be able to hold oct no longer
were saot down by the rebels. and left behind
They were forced to swim rivers, and wers
threatened with being shot, On refusing They
we're taken 10 Richmond and there paroled.-
/ This Is a sample Of the bsrharous inhunanity
of black-hsaried traitors. They deserve uttel
annihilation--Grand Rapids Eagle.
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fPrBuo-No 741
An ACT % citste The taking Of Depostous within
the Ilted States % be used Ia the Courts Of other
Countries and for other purposes.


An ACT % facilitate The taking Of Depostous within
the United States % be used Ia the Courts Of other
Countries and FOR other purposes.
b. u -a0ce by 1e Senate and HosSc Of Representatives.
q e. tH'iet states T AmsricG IN Congress Gssentled
If The testimony OF any witness residing within the
Untfu iates 10 be used IL any suit for the recovery
usf property depending ia any court IN anF for
-gu s,nry with which The Uutct states are at peace
n which the government Of such foreign country
shall be party Or shall have interest may be ob
tsine.i 10 be used M such suit II commission or let
ters rogatory 90 t.k0 such testimony shall have been
-sne from the court ia which said IL j. pending. on
producing ie same before the district Judge Of any
~ s' ~ ~g l % Wl9sF % rsSss Is or h & e TIC bisI3a Sn
81 OF any witness material - the party desiring tht
s,ne such Judge shall issue to such witness
requiring Linn 30 appear before the odicer commis
soner named IN such commission letters rogatory o.
testify lu such SUIT such Summons shall specify the
time ani place st which such witness required to ST
tend which place shall be within one hundred miles
the place where said witness resides shall be served
with said summons
Sec O. And Je 1t further enacted That if any person
shall refuse neglect 10 appear al the time and place
mentioned IN the summons issued, In accordance with
this act Or H. upon his appearance he shall refuse
testify he shall be liable 10 the penalties as would
be incurred for Ike offence the trial Of sut in the
district court Of the United States
Sec g. And Je Il further enacted, That every witness
Who shall appear and testify, aforesaid sha
be lowed an shall receivs from the party, a. whose
instance he shall have been summoned. the sane
fees and mileage are allowed witnesses in suits
depending the district Of the United states
sec. T. And be further enacted, That whenever any
commission or letters rCgsoTy issued TO take the testi
mOny Of any witness in foreign country, il any suit
which the United States parties OF have an inter
est shall have been executed by the court the
mssiOner 10 whom tie shall have been directed
The same shall De returned by such court commits
sioner the minister consul Of the United states
the place where said letters commission shall
have been executed, who on receiving the same, shall
indOrse thereon certificate, stating the time and place
when and where the same was received and that the
said deposition ia the same condition as when be
ceived the same and be shall thereupon transmit the
said letters cCmmss loD go executed and certified by
mail 10 the clerk Of the court from which the sam
ssued in the in which his Official dispatches
are transmitted o. the Government And the testiuo-
Of witnesses 50. aforesaid taken and returned
shall be- read evidence on the trial Of tbs suit IL
which the shall have been taken, without objee
Iion TO the method Of returning the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-24

RocKTT CAsEoS SIGEALs.-Er A. Beebe, Of
New York has invented variety Of projectiIes
Of destructive character, With which the Ord
nance Department Is about TO experiment. His
latest snd most original Invention IS that Of 3
shot rocket. which can be Of any weight and
suited TO any calibre. As it goes through the
the air it carries train Of rocket fuses Of various
colors, which change as they hy, and thus by al
arrangement according 10 a signal book, com
municate information at a great distance. For =
blockading squadron, or large besieging force,
the plan is admirable and the advantage obvious
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q The L 5. Consul at Panama kss lately
sent TO the State Department Two specimens Of
cotton, taken from cotton trees al Sierra, Pino,
one variety being white snd the other coiored,
but what color is lot stated. The trees are seven
incnes in diameter, the top branches OF which
sse about Is feet from the gr0znd, and spread
about 20 feet each way Cotton in Tat part 81
Pho Is Of Eve 70 ak different cOlors. The tree.
are 30 tall Of cotton balls that the leaf car
scarcely be ssan.
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n the Or the public for streets sre highway
as b. nnAy tank The Puohc interest an o0nvenienc
may require and shall czgse pat the--cf 10 D. olls
and proPeT cerled ~ ssch surveyor general, and -
corded t'- Cfce o. the register a. fe-cs for SAID
county q hreNE. and when surveyed. Plated anl
recorded, b. sh. each AID al sid los 10 be sold
separate. - public auction. giving lot less han two
months notes - Tie time and place O. sch sale by
advertising the il sucl spspert and for such
period Il Ills a. As m4y dem best. Every such lot
>Lall h. So. - IL e.sf D. .er fr Casl ana wLan
purchase shall Re liable To be resot urtc- the order
u the siouer o. TIE genera land once aforesaid
1ut 10 s-e s- De bll-llg -rti approved ly tAe -
retsry fte I-ts-ior
- Ard p = f,sr-ss- ~1acfod That il shsli De Tie
d1ty o. the Pres 1eat patents bs issued
-1e iOTm ci ~ Tor each and every -uch -ot soon
A. msy be after tie prclsse OF an pay urni Tor tie
sane
sc g. A,.a b. AZ 5irrte7 snauod That II shall a.so
De The daty - lie 81 The .4ns c5ce
much O. The public domain adjacent 10 s4il
serve - its between SAID Be-ver Ram Pun ans Duck
Greek 10 be resgrveyei uto lots tAs lines Cf which
SHAH couioln as hear may be o. tie iles oi the
vey formerly made by Albert q E-lis. snd shall cause
csrt fled T.ets thereof De returned IS provided tv
and be shall thereupon proceed II dispose u The
a. otEsr public lands are disposed ~. SAVING 20 every
person WLo sion tie passsge n s at my De- II Pos
session ~ any part of sails and shall have made
Improvements thereon. prov.cd Lude- tie yre-emr-
ton laws u the United states the right to purchase
Any lots improved lying contiguous TO each other
and not exceeding 10 tie aggregate eighty acrcs upon
making proof of such possession and Improvements.
and paying for such lots tie q dollar an
y ave per acre within months after public
notice shs De- given Of the time and place for making
such rroof a1t nlvnlpnt
Sec. T. And b Il further eaGotsd That the commis-
sioner of the general land oce shall cause the military
reserve Of Fort Crawford D the county q Craword IN
the State TO be surveyed and disposed Of ia the
this TIE disposition Of tie Fort Howard Reserve.
Approved, March ;. ls6S.
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AZ ACT % ,ncri Al 70 establish Court nor the
Investigation Of Claims against the United states =
approvei February twenty fourth eighteen hundred
ard ffty-hve.
Be enacd 5y ths SsGts zsi Hsse q Representatives
Of ~ Jnif-f Sr'ss u 4rf<ca n CorTess dss-tlej
That there shall be apporie1 by tbs President anc
with the aivice and consent Of the senate, a5di
tona judges fer the said cnGrt, T. b0li their Offices da
ring gooi ,hlvior who shan b qualified u the same
un1nner discharge the sane duties, and receve tie
same compensation now prov led in reference the
judges Of said court and that from tRe whole number
Of said judges the President shall IN Ike Ap
point chief justice for said court.
Sec. 2 And 6s " fHrtbsr esoctsd, That 81 petition.
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MR- CRAPo's SALT WELL-There is 10 truth
whatever in the statement, FIRST Published in
Saginaw. asd now going the rounds Of the
press. that e. Mr.. Grape. of Flint, has abandoned
bis salt well after boring to the depth Of 200
feet. and 6nding 10 supply Of brine" We can
assure OIr Saginaw friends. from personal ob
serFation, that the work has not been abandon
ed either for the cause assigned or any other
We were il the tower a. lately a. yesterday
afternoon. and saw the boring vigorously pro
gressing-the depth then attained being I.24C
| feet - -Folvsrins Citizen
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An ACT 10 amend act entitled An act 10 further
promote tie EEceIcy u tLo Navy" approved De
cembcr twelty-one. eigLtesu hundred and sixty ouc
anc for other purposes
Be enG ted ~ n, Sate and H0stss of Rerreseqfquss
of The tled Stges cr Congr,ss assembled
hat any c3piau tie navy retired by the act entitled
sct 10 further promote The efficiency Of the navy
approved December twerfv-0ne eighteen hundred ami
sixy-oue aulv recommended sccorlinE TO Law may be
raInoted Tie grade of commodore upon the retired
st.
Sec = 4nd b. a. flfher cnGrted That section twelve
of an act entitled An 20 establish and ecualze the
era OF ue officers Of the Uuited navy ap-
PROV july eighteen hundred and sixty two
t1 % further enacted, That the three senior
reaf nlrs.s shall wear sQuare blue Tag at the main
mast hed the three ~ the foremaEt head and all
Other at the niz-n, be, and The same Is hereby re
pealed
Approved March 8 1893.
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PrHuo-No. 7sl
AN ACT to provide for the Disposal Of certain Land
therein named.

An All tl lfoFl1e ior the Disposal OF certain LArcf
therein named
Be u sn1-ed b. tx Sse a-d Eo.1ss o. erreetetires
q ths UaRs5 Sdt-s Ct <-rlod ~ CcsTeE azsezbSe5
That Tie commissioner OF the general land once shall
IS scon maF be- that PORTION OF the public do
main knoEa the Fort Howard Military Reserve in
Guiding TIE site q lie fort containing three scres and
forrhnn tredths Of acre which g situated IN tbs
county of Brown sri state q Wsconsn, between Fox
River and Beaver Ism Run. a7d which IS not included
IN the cgltrnati1ls Talbot { Dorsnzn aad Daniel
whitney ror in the grant TIE STATE Of Wisconsin, u
der the resolution OF Congress approved April twenty
nth. eighteen hundred aud sixty two. entitled res
oution explanatory o., and n addition 70 the ol
June thru eighteen hundred ana 1liy granting
Prhc and g the state q Wisconsin . AID 10 the CO,
strncton q railroads said state" heretofore sur
yeyed under t1e direction q the surveyor general o.
Wiscousn an1 Iowa . Be surveyed and subdv5ed i-t
lots oi such form and q such not less than ous
fourth o. az acre. and thar forty Acres n
nay deem s1peeient, csdieatlg ssch portions es III
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Approved March 3, 1Ses.
(PrBuo-No .
An ACT give greater Efficiency 20 The Judicial sytssz
q the United States

BE 4 erated by ths Seosc cri Ho.ss Of Eep-asratirs
y t.s Cntcd S1tE o. 4st-Tica n Concrst asssbLe5
InAt whenever the judge OF the supreme court for any
circuit from disability, absence the accumulation Of
business IN he circuit court in sny district within his
circuit cr from his having been O counsel OF beng il
terested in any pending in s1ch circuit court or
from any other Cause shall deem il sivsabe that the
circuit court in such district shall be holden hy The
judge u A1y ether circuit he may request il writing
the Judge q any ofhsr circuit hold the circuit cOurt
II such district daring time 70 be naei such
quest. ald such request shall be entered upon the ur
"a or The circuit court 70 be holden Ac6 thsreupon
u shall be avu for the iudgs rec1ssteS 70 held th
circslt court N such district s1 70 exercise ell the
Pwers OF The judge Of such circuit sishn for such
district during the TINS named u such request
SO , And D L fErfAsr en1tsf. Tha- the Judge Q.
snv crcuit rsT order civil ce-taed into srv
circuit court within his circuit from asy court OF the
Jnited States 10 be ceraad back the coa-t whence
i cane snd II such case such cause shan be proceeded
in BY such court IN ait respects # the same had 10,
oeea certified from il: Prorsded Tia; from anv eauss
il shAA Be improper for the gdss o. s1sh eours 70 y
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MARION FROUSE,

(. p Angler Proprirtor, Jackson, Michigan. This
House has beea enlarged. rllttei. AMI elegantly flr
ntshet- Regular Boarlers and Nstors can BE- accom-
modated with good rooms trsl Class iare. and all The
comforts OF Hotel hie 20 most reasonable prices. 10
transient guests the Marion House presents induce
nents By way % apartments .arge anu well lOcated
and furnished more elegantly than those Of any other
Hote! IN this part Of the country. The proprietor will
DO al IN his power 10 Se every person az the Marion
House comfortable. r. p. Angler. Proprietor
J. D. SkYMOUa. Head Clerk. formerly Of the Angler
House, Cleveland. O. Moss, steward, formerly
Of the 81 James Hotel. Buffalo y Y 1y3SS
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TIE SWORD

The sword "A name q dread. vel when
CpOn the freem1n's thigh tis bound.
While Tor his altar and bis earth
While for The land that gave him birth.
The war drums roll, the trunpets sound
How sacred IS it then
Wherever Tor tbe truth ant right
IL lastes OF the van ~ light
Whether i- some Md mountain pass.
As thR. where fel Ieouifas.
Or on some sterile plain AID stern,
A NlrstCl or q RlnuOckburn
or mic nerce crags and bursting ril.s.
The SWltzer Alps. gray Iyrois hills.
or. as when sunk the Armsds's pril-.
Il CLEANS above the stormy tide
Stili, siAl. whele ct The battle word
Is L0eriy-wheu Hcn 90 stand
For justice and their native Land
Then heaven bees The sword
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The following clever jeu d esprit. appeared
under the above caption IN the Boston DAILY
hduertiser. Of MAY 2e'h, the dsy after the
departure Of the 54th Regiment Nsssachu.
seits Volunteers Of the frsi regiment ef coiored
troops enlisted in the free States.
"An true lovers Of the country will be reioi.
ced - the announcement which se are abe 70
make to-day, tbSi, by the joint action Of the
National and State Govern uents, more than three
hundred fugitive slaves we're yesterday returned
from this city 70 South Carolina The State
Government has been collecting these persons
from al parts Of the North and from Canada for
some months past. and the NaiiO.sl Government
provides the De Molay. transport q the frat
class 70 carry them % Por; Rogal.
Sour friends 10 South Caroiiss have express
ed 50 much regret real Or affected, az tie suppo-
sed uuFilingness Of the North 70 return fagi-
tves, taat this movement, really msje-tic 10 iis
consequence, ought 20 arouse their varneet
admiration When We add, that the sIeets Of
this city we're alive With enthusiasm as the blacks
passed through 10 the transport Ne merton o.
/ y one symbol Of healthy 1atoaal feeling which
ought TO add 70 such sdmirstios.
"The men Themselves eEincsd no uHviliRg-
ness to 70. It il even .afd that they offered
themselves willingly 70 the officers appointed By
Gov. Andrew 70 collect them. So untrue ia al
tsst has been said Of the dislike OF the back
nau for the South, that they are accompanied
bv zoo more Of their own color who have al
vays been free
at i hoped thGs in feN weeks We shall be
! able 10 serd another iDstsrmert Of these refu.
gees back 70 their old homes However large
this return-exOdas nsy prove, We feel thss Il
promises the h@ppiest results 10 the Consultation
and Union
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THE ARTS OF PEACE,

As ExExPrrvIED Tsr BEACTT T1VE AND FINIsg OF A.
GAIE COS. HoSIToR PIANO FoRrEs-
Taken from the Y y sunday Mercury ]
The Arts o. Peace Tae Arts OF Peace
Their biooiless trilmphs ne er shall cease.
When sore oppressed with toll and strife.
through al the dun routine o. life,
1hey exercise q soothing power.
And light M SORROW darkest honr
Then let our grateful numbers fow,
IN prase of A. II GtLE Co
whose sSillfui hands--s fame reports
Produce the best Piano F0rtes,
Aud Music twclls ccnteniei where.
Gales NoSIr0Es delight the ear.
Twas Ericsson's in wars dread hour
ne rebel monster s crest 10 lower.
And 10 AXE, while waved our banner high
me Aerrimlc i0glOrious ~.
rs AoNr1R- n bloody fray.
Frocainei bis sail. AMI the dav
"a caimer scenes. meath B.aury's ewes.
.a sLle Gale Cos great victories.
nere Music. Nrth and Song abound.
~ merry Dancers wheel their roand-
mere Gales P 40 F0rtes proclaim
Aneir makers skin an deathiesS fame L.
lansing Nch s~~ts, =
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GEO. II. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 10 Law ard solicitor in
ChA1cery, ageat for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
soldiers widows l-lrst tle Government, for Bounty
Money, Pensions an arrears of pay-Iansing, Mich.
0Acs Ia Bseoes Bocs up stars. Washington Ave
uue. S64
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Lansing, Mchisan-N ". Edgar Proprietor. The Edgar
House is having been just completed. and Is 1T
TED up Throughout tie best style. ana with fur
nit1re. On Washington Avenue near the site Of the
Old lansing House. stages eavethis House daily 374
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Sser,iary Of stats-WHIIAM H. sEWARD, of New York.
Sscrst1ry Of the frs1surg--ALNON r. CHASE, Of Ohio
Sssre,1rJ Of ne lnisr,orCALLB b sAIIh Of lndlala
y,e,tasg of th. Adcg-sIDLON WELLS OF Connecticut
S,er,trry Of WIr-ED u STANTON, u Pelnsy lvania
Gsnsrai-MON fDOMLlf BLAIR 81 Mary land
Attornsy Gsaerat-EJWAkD bAIf-s Of Missouri
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EDuring night Of the Vieksberg siege, 4
aeserter-a Germzn-csne INTO or INES. De
was a csnnonier, belonging 70 one oi the rebel
batteries and perfectly fsmiiar ~itb the location
Of the rebel powder magazines. de has sincs
had the direction Of one Of the gnns Of Capt
Klsce's battery, AID has made some excellent
shots, exploding 10 less than three magazines
and eaisscns.
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NJ HUDSON, Proprietor lansing. Michigan. opposit
Capitol building. General stage OGIce Kept IN c0nnec
ton with the u0uso
lansing, Mich, April %, lSS3 All
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G.. w. TOPPING. n. D..


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OLce 40 his residence, OF
Main Street. m Dewitt. Clinton County, Michigan. Al
calls promptly attended O.. 377yl%
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Judges Oh the Circuit Courts.

lst. dat. EDWARD II {. WILSON.
ID " NAIHANltL BACON.
81 " BENJAMIN =. II WIluERELL.
4th EDWIN LAWEENCE
6tn " BrNJAMis p. GRAVES.
9th SAMUEL "a 5kELN.
7th " JO,lAu lLl.NLk
Sth " LOll- - IJAAl-L
gtn ELAtlL, y. LltIL4JOHN
10th O. JAIE- Bii.NEI.
Cppcr PeasAsaia, DANl-L GOODWIN
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GEORGE MARLIN, Chef Justice.
ISAAC +. CdElsllANCY, Associate Justice
JANLs v. CAMPBELL
RANDOLPH NAMING 80
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THAYER a BISHOP

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Omcs northwest corner
OF Washington aud Michigan Avenues All call
promptly attended TO-
r. rHAYER. 40 BISHOP.
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Preference IS had % the act Of July 13 1851, ch )
(AHe p .55) and 10 the act Of August o. lst1 ch. 60
ANTI 3s), which recitad the title Of the bill
reported. Wien the act Vas passed, title was
changed bat this clause was not altered
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O6tial 9irttturp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
THe EXECUTIVE.
THe GARNET.

Prsfident-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, oi Illinois
Wee Prssidsnt-hANNl8ALh hAAl4ss o. Maine