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THE EMAscULATED CONFIsCATIoN
ACT.

As the subject of repeating or modifying the
Joint Resolution Of July, 1862, which cmsscu-
lated the ConhscatlOn act of the same dato, 10
now before Congress, and II proper under
standing of that subject requires considerable
familiarity with old English law learning, NC
deem it advisable to call the attention of mem
bers to the chapters in the able treatise on
The War Powers of the President" =" by Hon.
VIM. Whiting, Solicitor of the War Depart
ment, which fully discus, that subject and
support the views Of the friends OF the Admin
istration. Mr.. Whiting deliberately and care.
fully treats of Bills ui Altaindcr;' "The
Right Of Congress tu declare by statute tho
punishment Of treason, and what, il any, arc
It's constitutional limitatiOms;" aud Statutes
against treason, what they are, and how they
are to be administered In order to place the
results II Mr. Writings lsborcd research ON
the subject more easily and fully before Sena.
tors and Representatives, We publish, upon our
tirst page to-day, the chapter ou ." Bills Of At
talnder." On Friday and Saturday We shall
publish the other i've referred to. They are
not only valuable papers ln Legislators, al The
present time, hut constitute the most Interest
Ing historical matter for the general reader,
especially when cou"hed, as they are, Ia the
elegant dictl"m of the accomplished suthur.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


At the Union League Rooms last night, DR.. Mary
+. Walker made the concluding speech. She read
some rebel poetry, which, she said, before com.
mencingr was not as beautiful as brother Dun
bars" as 1t did not have the "rng of the right
metal" II was composed by a rebel ColOnels
wife, and was intended to inspire the men to con.
tinue their warfare against the GOV crnment. The
following stanza, referring to Fisher h johnson,
IL y sample of some half dozen Ncrses;
And the names Of each wen cherish
As an honor TO his StstCs
Wen teach our boys to eHUy
And, II need be, share Mcir Cdtc"'
The concluding stAnIas were In praise 10 O0d ior
past victories, t"l for He had bAttIed,n ,n) and was
spoken OF BY her as gross insult to Deity to Aup.
pose Tie would help such \ cause! She spoke of A
Richmond woman having cast the decisive vote ia
favor oi tile ordinance OF salon, and every
ever since. The Southern women had done more
for The cause OF secession than the Northern women
had done against II, and this war would never Lv
closed with victory on our side until the pOncH
were aroused to the Importance OF the work, and
dHOwCd to do all In their power for the promotion
OF our National interests,
Nothing great or good had ever been AcCOmpIiEh.
ed without the co operation Of the l'OmcH and she
In the language Oi another, "knew of no way OF
Judging OF tho IHWrc but by the pda.n The RicII.
mOnd press made great ado about n female being
iouRd among tho Yankee prisoners, and when then
had clothed her in female attire, they concluded
that "she looked as though she was clothed IN heT
right mind They probably did not know thai
out OF $50 rCbs taken out West no leBs than Gp,
females were dcranged ia the same InAnneT-Anl
thai t Mobile and Montgomery large numbers
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The Maryland Legislature and President
Lincoln.

Tho following resolution was offered in the
the Maryland Senate yesterday, and took its
regular course In the orders:
ReSOlred 6y the General AsscJaJly OF lkayylapd
That the Administration of Abraham Lincoln
deserves and receives the hearty approval, and
will secure the hearty cooperation of the Gem
eral Assembly; that this General Assembly
approves the policy of the Administration in
the conduct OF the war, and especially on the
subject Of the restoration of the seeded StateS.
that 1t approves of the amnesty proclamation
OF the President and Of the conditions there
laid down as wise, necessary, practicable, and
essential to the future safety of the country;
and that the General Assembly declares that
tho reelection OF Abraham Lincoln to the
Presidency Of the United States is the earnest
desire Of vast majority of the loyal people
of Maryland.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

BENEFlI 10 me LADIES' SOLDIERS RELIEF
AssocIAIioN--'Th following corfespondsnca, * =
plains iiscll
wAsmSUToS, Jan. IS, 1854
LtOnard GrOrcr, Esq.
DRAR sIR: Knowing and appteoIatinE your lib.
| erality upon former occasions for benevolent Oh.
jectE, also that you poaseIs truly loyal heart in
deep sympathy with the brave defenders of our
country, we respectfully ask you, in their behalf
to give a benefit In your elegant Dramatic Temple,
at such time A. may best suit your convenience,
in aid Of the Great Fair 10 be held in the spacious
hal Of the Patent once building on the 29d day Of
February, uodcr the aufpices Of " The Ladies'
soldiers Relief AssOoiAtion."
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servants,
H. H. French, President Association; II. D. Cooke.
Vice President Associations II. Hanln, Vice Pres
uent United StntcBjI j. r. Usher, Secretary Interior:
solomon ioo'c Rcyerdy johnson, T.. d. Morgan,
M.T'WilkinsOn, n. s. Lane. Vim. Sprague JR Doo-
litlc' Ira Harris I. $. Scnatci NJ. Blair p NJ Gcnl
Justin s Morrill,, ,. r. Woodbridge, r. T.. Fentor,
H. L. p"wc', PoTtuB Baxter, VIM. kellogg J. +
fafnsWoFih, J.. W. Ross, /. o. Newton House of
Representatives. Alex. W. Randall First AsaIst.
ant Postmaster Generals George w Mcclellan.
Second Assistant Postmaster General, Green
Adams, sixth Auditori jos. II. Barrett Com.
missioner OF Pensionsi d. P. Holloway, CommIs.
sl5ner Of PATENTS W. P. Dole, Commissioner oT
Indian Affairs J. NJ Edmunds, Comuls,ionet ot
NOfumlnniOOpT
OF Agriculturci Richard Wallach, Mayor of wash.
ingtonj sayles j. Bowen, city Postmaster, John NJ
Droadhead, Second Comptrollerj Joseph =. Brown.
william b. Todd, Selah Squires, Leonard ,. Ro,,,
Brig. Gen e. sA.
GRorER'I THEArhE,
Washington, Jan. l9, 1864
HoH y. h. frHrh P,eSideRf "Lsdrs' Soldiers, R,i.T
ASsoccidfioH," 0Rd others '
lhNe the honor to acknowledge the recent of
your very complimentary note Of yesterday, /
slno'rely thank you for the opportunity which
your proposition AFFORDS IN" OF aiding, under such
favorable ausPicss the lAudGbls enterprise which
the patriotic lsdieS OF Washington have so nobly
undertaken, and II gives me great pleasure 10 in.
Torn you that have set apart the nlght Of next
Saturday, JaEuAry pad, n time when I cha be
enabled TO devote the resources Of this establI,L.
ment to the furtherance Of their efforts In behan
ot our eountrys heroes. With a deep inherent In
the success OF the cause.
am most truly, your obedient servant,
LEONARD GRoVER
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

Disn'isS"l' During the Week Ending JAM
uaFy 10, 1854.

OlOncl Joseph Gerhard. 10Th New Yon,
volunteers, 10 date December II. 1864, with loss
Of all pay and allowances, for dlsobedicnce of
orders, not reporting at Camp Chase under the
regulations for disabled officers, prescribed by
General Orders, No. Gl, of 1862, from the War
Department, visiting the city of Washington
without authority, and absence without leave.
Captain James Elder, llth United States in
iantry, to date January i, 1864, for absence
without leave.
Captain Edward II. McCalcb, l3lst Illlnols
volunteers, to date October 10, 1893, with loss
Of all pay and allowances, for leaving his
command, and absence from it without proper
authority.
Captain William b. Manning, 32d Wiscon-
sin volunteers, to date December ). 1868, with
loss Of all pay and allowances, for rendering
false and fraudulent account against the Gov
ertmcnl. Erroneously published December s.
SOB, as Lieutenant William b. Manning. 32d
Wisconsin volunteers.
First Lieutenant h. +. Guilcau. an, UIInoIs
cavalry, to date December ?s, 1868, for Craudu.
lent conduct, receiving a hrihc Of $50 to exemr,
horse from lmprcssmcnl into the ,eryIc. oC
the United States.
Second Lieutenant William j. Holmes. SSH
ohio volunteers, to date January II. 1864 for
being hcastly drunk In the streets oi Columns
Ohio.
Second Lieutenant John kaufman, 10Th New
York volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Horace NJ. Bntlcr Ist
Massachusetts cavalry, 10 date December ?s.
1858, for absence without proper authority.
CORRECTION.
The notice of dismissal, published January
l!, 1864, In the case of Captain }. A. McCool,
% United States infantry, should read ''to date
January " 1884, Instead Of "to date January
O. 1863"
DIsNIssALs REVOKED.
Ihe orders Of dismissal In the following
cases have been revoked;
Captain l.. Reilly, l91th Illinois volunteers
and he Il h"norabIy discharged on tender Of
resignation.
First Lieutenant Hiram {. Walker 10Th iii.
nois cavalry, and he Is honorably dlscburgcd
as OF the date Of the order Of dismissal.
The order Of dismissal In the case of s.,..,.,
Lieutenant Mott Smith, I'd Illinois lghl arm.
lery, has been SO amended Us To hUnorably di,.
charge him as Of the date Of said order.
RESTORED TO COMMISSION
The following officers heretofore dismlsscd
are restored, with pay from the date at which
they rejoln their regiments for duty, provided
the vacancies have not been filled by the Gov.
ernors Of their respective States.
Surgeon Matthew Melvin, I'd wrst Virginia
cavalry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.-Hayana adylces have
been received, and also Information from Mcx.
leo, from which II appears that San Luis
Potosl was occupied on the eth of December
by Gen. Mejia, unopposed.
On the "'th he was attacked by the forces of
the States of Durango and Zacatecas. The
action lasted for four hours, when the Juarists
(MeNicans) were driven back. Thoy were
pursued three leagues, and lost all their artIl.
lery, wagons and equipments, and several
prisoners. In the battle at MoreiIa one Juarlst
general was killed and four wounded. The
Juarlsts retreated toward Maratalio, where il
Is said they were again routed by the French
Colonel Saint. The Juarlst Governor of Mata-
moros has beeu bought over by the French.
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THE COURTS.


January 81. On motion Of Hon. Francis Herman,
Richard RaynoF, Esq, OF New York, was admitted
an attorney and Counsellor at Law OF this urt
No. los The Bay State Co., claimants Of the
steamboat Metropolis, her tackle, &c, appellants.
Hs. Simon Banks. Appeal from the Circuit Court
ithe United States for the southern district Of
New York. The decree Of the said Cir ult Court
In this cause was affirmed with costs.
Nos 100 and 3Il. Andrew r. orchord d ur. Fl a.,
appellants, vs.. John Hughes, Fl ur, and A. p. Or
chord, a " appellants, vs.. John Hughes, cf ur.
The argument OF this cause was continued BY Mr..
Carlisle and Mr.. Redick for the Appelees, and con-
oluded by Mr.. Herman.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

MR-. Gen. GAINES, who made an effort to
omr ~ Washington = day OF two ago, WIS ordered
10 return south BY the Wa Department
NArT' ALsERr DEGROOT iS building, at Nal.
"'" on The Hudson river apOwcrGuI war steamer.
"',yn Nv nC completed early next summer.
nv J. W. LEWIS, Of Worcester, Mass., has
Deeh appointed undrr the sanction of the War
Depat'mchil hl bishopE 5. James, as Missionary
OF the Methodist Church frr the Department Of
the SOUTH with his Residence At IIe,urort ITq
has already entered on his labor,
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Lee Reinforcing Lonx.,r,.,

NEu ioRN, Jan. !l.-The H,rGl,Ps Army OF
the Potomac dispatch says, gentleman who
reports that he left Richmond on the 18th in.
tant, mentions that one or two divisions of
Lees army have gone to Longstreet, who is
said to be advancing on Knoxville.
Further, that 1t was believed In Richmond
that the Yankees were about to abaudou yIr.
SiniS, and that the whole rebel force would lie
concentrated for action in Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21
IMPORTANT FROM MEx,Ca

NRw IohK, Jan. 9O.-The United sts,s.
steamer De Soto and the United statea hriV
Perry were at Havana. The United States
steamer Powhattan was at Matanzas,
Soldiers are daily arriving at Havana ~ roni.
to St. Domingo.
Vera Cruz dates are TO January I'd. Itlsas-
serted that the army of Juarez has been dIs.
persed, and he escaped to Monterey
In the battle at Morella, on the Eth of d.
cem6er, the French took eleven cannon and
over one thousand prisoners. The French con.
slider that this puts an end to all armed resist
ance to them. Norelia was defended by thirty
I'VE hundred Franco Mexican Troops, while
JuareI attacked them with eight thousand.
LATEST.
NEW YohH, Jau. 20.-The steamer Eagle
from Havana on the 10Th, arrived this evening
The Mexican news relative to the defeat of
JnSreE's army and the flight of Juarez 10 con.
hrmed, but another account via Tamplco states
that JuaTezs troops were successful at Pa
pantla, TeZultlan, Tetela De Orc, CueZalAn
and have also captured the towns of Tepatitlar
and Husjuapam from the French.
Men, arms, and ammunition continue 10 Le
sent ~ 81. Domingo from Havana.
The officers Of the PowhatAn were tho reel.
Plents vi great attentions al MatAnzas.
The rebel steamers Alice and Little Lila are
~ havana, awaiting chance to rup the
DlOCkado. The rebel steamers Syren, Fannie
scotia, and llansa had arrived al Nassau, prior
10 the 9th instant, from Wilmington, reporting
mat TIC difficulties Of running the blockade
There have Increased, but a successful way is
still open.
large quantity Vi guupUWdCr for the rebels
hsd been seized at Havana, and man named
DcVerc arrested. The English consul at Ha.
EaGa 10 about dospatching the steamers Cum.
Deri"ha ana Laura, both laden with powder,
ctc', hud tho former is believed to be intended
Tor prlYateer, but their departure is DELAYED,
owing TO tho presence Of the gunboat De Soto,
The rebel steamer Isabel, and a schooner, both
Win cotton, from Mobile, arrived at Havana
~ the 10Th.
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Appointments by the President.
BI AND WIN TINE ADVICE AND rONsENT or I'll
SENATE,

SENATE.
Milton H. Harrison, to be Collector oi Internal
Revenue OF tho Min h Collection District OF the
state OF Illinois.
| John Titus, 10 he Chiej Justice uG the Territory
| Of Utah.
Elmer $. Dundy to b. Associate Justice Of the
| Territory of NebrAskA.
Perry L. BroechuS 70 he A sociAte Just ce Of the
| Territory OF New Mexico.
John W, North, to be AssOeiAt Justice Of the
| Territory OF Nevada.
William F. Turner, Ia be Chief Justice Of the
| Territory OF Arizona
| Powhstan B. Locke, to be Associate Justice Of
the Territory Of Nevada.
Thomas j. Boynton, TO te Judge ol the District
Court Of the United : Ates foT the Southern Dis.
THE. Of Florida.
Richard Busteed, to be Judge the District
| Court for the District Of Alabama.
| Roscoe Huntington, TO be Third Lieutenant in
| the Revenue Cutter Service.
Joseph Remington, OF JAcksonville, Florida TO
| be Marshal of the Northern District OF Florida
Edward Dodd, to be United States Marshal for
the District OF New York
James Graham, Of New Orleans, 10 be United
States Marshal for the Eastern District of Louisi
ana.
Joseph c. EAston, to lie United States Marshal
Tor the Eastern District Of Missouri.
John Underwood, To he United States Marshal
for tho Eastern District O! Virginia.
Samuel A. Manlsye, TO he Deputy Postmaster At
Fort Scott, in the county Of bourbon. State Of
Kansas.
John B.Tyre, to be Deputy Postmaster a. WAha,L.
in the county of Wabash, and State of IndlanA,
Edward Banks, TO he Marshal Of the Consular
Court Of the United states at KanagaWha, JADan
Andrew Wylle, TO be Justice Of the supreme
Court for the District OF Columbia
Michael Stcck, OF Pennsylvania, to he SuperIn.
tendent Of Indian Affairs for the Territory of New
Mexico.
Culver = ChAmberlin, 10 he Attorney or tho
United States for tho Northern District of FlorL,
Frederick o. Rogers, to be Attorney of the United
states for the Western District Of Michigan, und,
the act OF February a. 1865 10 divide the stat. oI
Michigan into two Judicial Districts, and to provie
for holdipg the District and Circuit Courts therein
Joshua TeTis, to be Attorney Of the United
states Tor the District OF Kentucky
Rufus WAples, OF New Orleans, to be Attorney
Of the United states for the Eastern District NJ
Louisiana.
Theodore b. Edwards, to be Attorney ur tho
Cnlted States lor the Territory Of NCyAds
Horace II. Harrison, to be ATTORNEY Of the
United States for the Middle District OF Tenr
William N. Grover, to he Attorney Of the United
states for the Eastern District Ol IIlssouri
Homer q. Plant, TO he Attorney Of the rit,J
states lsr the Southern District Of FLORIDA
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NaNaI APPROPRIATIONS.

Some heavy figures occur in the appropra-
ton bill, submitted to the House yesterday by
the Committee of Ways and Means. The
heaviest item Is for construction and repairs
of machinery, s2S,1I2 200 construction and
repairs OF vessels next, $?2, 800, 200. The pay
roll is provided with l9,423,24l. Business is
evidently Intended, for more than eight mil
lions are asked for equipment OF surgeons,
and little more than six millions for the com
missary MISUNDERSTANDING that the Navy
will not so much "est to live7' as "eat to kill"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

Assistant Surgeon Simon {. Sanger, 9Th New
York cavalry.
Chaplain Robert Kccn, fist Pennsylvania
volunteers.
The order which dshonorably mustered out
of service Surgeon George W. Avery, llth New
York artillery, has been revoked, and he is
honorably discharged, 10 date from the con-
solidaticn of his regiment, and the disability
for his reappointment removed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
STATE DINNER AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.

This afternoon the President will give the
annual State dinner to the Executive and Judi
cial branches Of the Government, at the EIecu.
tive Mansion. This dinner embraces the Vice
President Of the United States, members Of the
Cabinet and Supreme Court and their. ladies.
Each gentleman, according to precedent, Is
entitled TO invite one lady-his wife, Of course,
II he is married, or, If he is a bachelor or
widowcr, the lady who Presides over his man.
sion,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

This gentleman, who is advertised TO appear
at the concert Of Mr.. Gottschalk, this evening,
as the Young Pianist, has the reputation of
having been an officer In the rebel army. II
the report is true, aud he has not taken the
oath of allegiance, he should be dealt with like
other rebels; ir ii Is not true he has been most
outragcously slandered and should have an
TO set himself right, which We hope
he will do before loyal audience.
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Proceeds OF Miss Dickinson, L,c,,r.

We arc indebted to Col J. II. Pulcston for the
following statement
The Committee of Arrangements, apIionted
hy the Vice President and Speaker of Tic Honsc
Ol Representatives, for the address by Mia
Anna Il. Dickinson, in behalf of the Freed.
mems Relief Association, in tho Hall of the
llouec, last Saturday evening, make the fol.
lowing report
Total receipts iron, tickets 5o
ENpenSesi adv ertisinB, printing, aud cree
"o" oi PN''oIh''''''''''' 80 so
NCtTOcCrds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SIo,0 40
check Tor this amount has been placed in
the hands Of the Vice President and Sneaker 10
be delivered by them, In behalf of Miss DICkIn,
son, to the Freedmen's Relief Association.
INC committee desire to express thanks to
Captain GoodcnOw, DoOrkecpGr Of the House,
aud his corps Of assistants, for their admir,,blo
on the evening Of the addrn ss
and to the press for valued cOartesies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

1t will be good news to the soldiers, that the
Senate to-day acted upon and passed bill al
lowing clothing of cotton, linen, or wool to be
SCI t to the army by mail at a cheap rate of
pos.dgc. 1t was reported today hy Mr.. Col.
lamcr, and acted on At once.
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
A NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
WAR CREATED, APPOINTED. AND
CONFINMED.

. \ joint resolution recently passed Congress
creating Second Assistant Secretary of War.
Yesterday the President nominated 10 the
Senate CHARLES A. DANA, of New York, for
the place, and that body, in executive session,
Yesterday confirmed the nomination, and to-
day Mr.. Dana entered upon the duties of his
Office. He has been acting as Assistant secrc-
tary for some time, but without any official
sanction other than that given him by the
Chief of the Department.
Mr.. Dana is man of energy and ability.
He possesses great executive talent and good
Judgment. For several years he was managing
Editor of the New York Tribune, and is ono Of
the Editors Of the American Encyclopedia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

Our correspondents will please observe the
pressure of advertising matter upon our col
unns, and find in this an excuse for any SEEM
ing neglect of their favors on our part. We
have some interesting communications ON
hand which we would be glad to print, If we
had the room. Let their authors study patience,
and let the writers of communications to come
study brevlty-thc truth-In.a nut. shell style Of
composition.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES,

TIE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO DIVIDE
THE TRIENps OF THE UNION IA PAST"
81 STALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
soLEMNLI SWEAR TO HBNCKPoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CONSTR
TUITION or VIE UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
OF THE STATES THEREUSDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

DESTROYING HIS own PROPERTY.
Merle, restaurant keeper on the avenue, between
ninth and Tenth streets, was arrested about two
O'Clock a. m by ofteer Collin OF the sixth precinct
for disOfdeIly conduct, and was fined AZ BY Ju,tIce
Thompson. He went 10 his store and the door
being locked he begun to smash the windows in
order to etfect an entrance, thereby raIsipg eonf
sion generally and causing Ietstal wIodogs TO be
hoiSted and many night caps to be exhibited. Th's
iun was suddenly inter- upted by the arrival of the
policeman - "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21

- The Confessions and Experience OF
AN lHVALiD. Published for the benefit, and AZ A
warning and CAUTION TO TovN0 MEN who suffer
IRON nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEAN,
OF sELf cuRE. By one who has cured himself a.
ter being put to great expense and injury thrnuvr
medical humbug and quAckery.
by enclosing q postpaid Addressed {. r.tyeln,,.
single eopies may be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ksv
my 2t-ly Dodford Kings County y 4
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unlted stalt. Oourt or clnln,..

Jd"nry @,-Ihc cases OF John suddetb "A. the
United Statosi OF Felix Argcnti vs.. the UntteI
ateli OF Richard {. Mason W. the mite statcsj
OF Robert II, Williamson vs.. the United Statest Ui
WIN T. WhStleI vs.. the United stAtesi and OF
Sarah hoyt vs the United States, having been this
day called tho GecOnI call OF the trial docket,
and the claimants not appearing, either personally
or by counsel, the said cases Were stricken from
The docket and the petitions dismissed