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4 TgE SWEETNESS OF HoME He who has
no home has not the sweet pleasureoof life
he feels not the thousand endearment hat
cluster around that hallowed spot to I'll the
void of his aching hart and Wills away. bis
leisures moments IN the sweetest Of LIES Joys
Ismisfortune your Tot, yoa will fnd a, friend.
y welcome from hearts beatirg true to your
own. The chosen partner Of your Toll has
mile Of ofapprcbation when others have do
serted hand TO help when al othcrs re-
fuse, and heart to feel your sorrows as her
own. Perhaps smiling churb, with, prat
Ting glce and joyous 'loughl will drive ssll
sorrows from yours care worn brow. and en- .
close il in the wrcaths Of domeslic bliss.
No matter how humble The home may be,
how destitate its stores or how poorly It's
inmates are clad; IL true hearts dwell there,
il is yet a bome-a cheerful, prudeut wife,
obedient ard AFT ctionale children, will give
their possess rs more real joy than bags o.
g Ill and windy honor.
The home Of a temperate, industrious
onesI man. will do his greate,t JOY. Ilc
comes to IL 'swcary aud worm but the
souudof the merry laugh aud had happy voice
Of ch iIdhooi cheers him. Envy, ambition
and strifs have no place there; aud, with a
clear consieucc, he lays his weary limbs
dawn 10 rest in the b,som Of bis family, and
IN ler the protecting care Of the por mans
friend and help.
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! A SLY DASH AT THE "CRIfrRR"-One Of
our subscrbers,say the Rhode Island Rcpub
lican. who happenedoto be in Newport last
summer, 60, down into the bar room at &
very early hour, when there was nobody but 4
boz in attendance, hen 10 who should COMO
in first Luta tall well dressed Qiaker gentle
man, who had been attracted thither by the
4 "yesrly conference The Friend looked
ab ,ut for a mo !; ent, and then turning 10 the
boy nquired-- hoj s ,saHial' l - sui
"Boy, does thee make any leuonsdsl"
Certainly, ,sir-a great deal" '"i
s5t'Well make me glass. Take that lar
gest tumber.D ias aaoihu tirf. ~ si'"l
Boy mixes ingre lients, and pours in water
about half full. .o7'
"Stop--leave a vacancy. Has thee any
old French braudyH lv ~" az ioaSai
"Yes sir,"'ud raJossro .,trn il 10 taH.
h "Well pour thee till l tell the thee 10
stop" b -o in oo' t'D b.d'
The boy did 90. leo DO le nar Il q
"Stop" exclaimed the Quaker in due time.
elias thee any Jamaica ramls
"No sir" yd nr oiirrh) Usfs H b
"Auy Sauta CruzY' .roalrG IN 10 sifne
"Yes.p tgmyflaaa9 at aiAio .oi'" =
"Well, pour thee till tellahee Stop Z.
Il was done, aud the boy miyed the con.
tents of the tuInber, which was brimful,' in
the usual node. q Our Quaker friend raise il
to his lips, and poured down in one continuous
stream tie whole "arrangement,'' with ut the
interruption Of breath. Then. with a'lo5k
OF satisfaction 10 tue inrer man, which on
such occasions Is seenlb not described hc set
down his glass, and inquired what was to pay
He paid, and turned TO go away, but stopped
as # he bad forgotten something, just as he
reached the door, and casting an eye to tho
fountain Of refreshments where he had imbb-
ed the exhilerating beverage, he exclaim.
Cd rr tcR ns.7r94 !. snyn9sy csso 9
!. Lad, thoe's very small boy but thee
does make Or gy great lemonade F'N' 8 ~
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out giggle. and people who were POI in the
secrsc voudeiing 10 vain what i could possibly
mean. qag ea dn1n nhHi -'N .+''
gI.soms'imes happens that people walk be
side us for years without being appreciated,
when suddenly veil is drawn, and they be-
conc, as II were, transfgursd. Sucl a revul-
sion Of feeling now took place in Susan With
ers,mind respecting Paul Eftson. and 10 the
autumn there was wedding, at HohonIin6 en-
Springs, which quite reslofcd the spirits Of the
pining damsels s 80 ''t -
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Thc Michigan Resimcnts.

The following table, showing tho locality
OF the dffercpe Michigan Troops, will be Q
interest 10 our readers generally. The 81, 5,i
9Th asd 9th, and and the Ist Cavalry, have
re-enlisted, and are to came homs on farlougl
Other Regiments have also Io. enlisted; bu
for obvious reasons the Government. has pro
hib;t,d the furl publication of their nu N
bers or the exe.' Of their withdrawal lon
the field TO visit il ,ir homee.. s'si shfA
ISFANRRY. si aaiofs lsoi
1st-Waslington, d. G. .b.s'nlo
2l--Knoxy,llc,, Tenn 8s dI
y" 3d--Washiugon, b. G. go. ,A
4th-Washingtou' ID. c. -
5th--Washington. d. C. m
~ 6th-Port Hudson, La, gsfi 8aa
7th-Wasbington, d G. n5 mee
ln sth-Knoxville, Tenn. .a,5 ai
20 9th--Cl chattanooga, Tenn. 800. ted IS
loth--Smith's Ferry, Tenn. osi l5oe
''1'lth-C attanooga, Tenn. ~ ii adol
> f2th-Litle Rock, Ark. so.a. a5u..bi
'n13th- Chattanooga, Tenn. loa lpi l1oa
Columbia, Tenn. m % trei6
Is, ,h-Rdgeport, Ala. sii ,sqo aisejY
'l6th-Wasnington, d. @. ae. e.ur.aarl'o
Nicholssvillc, Ky. b,rod
18Th Nashville, Tenn. ...r 10 in- foi
l9th-MrMnuville, Tenn. ,,.. t.as erT
r 20tb-NicbolasyiIle, Ky. aob afI
2lst-Cbattanoogs, Tenn. r sa. y ,
22l-CbattanoHgsa, Tenn. u.d io.g
+" 23d- Knoxville, Tenn vows ear ssoai
94th-Wsshington, ID. G. .oa. sro 80 ot
25th-Knoxville Tenn. .-.q- ~ -, .rg
z 26th--Wasbipgtop. d. c.. a.i,4a odi
5 27lh-Nicholssyl Tenn , lsa sWa1
CAVALRY. 1aqso1. RI
1st-Washingtop, D, O. .smt6 io rs.
2d-Liberty, Tenn. .,..,, 1s.s ns,i .pu
3d-Corinth, Miss. ,tr,t fol lIs sav
4th--Cbattanooga, Tenn. ,qid 3 aea
."i 5th-W Washington, d. G. su b.na
6th-Wasbinglon, d. q. li.ss syode sr
7th.-Washington, D. c.. ,ia sai da.s
sth- Knoxville, Tccn. s,,a-4
Knoxville, Tenn. a.,,.st
loih-Camp Nelson, Ky. tfst
1lth.-Lexington, Ky. i.l..r ,i.a yl1s
ARTILLERY. ~ 49, ri
Battery A, Chattanooga, Tenn. 9a.tl.
Battery B. Pulaski, Tenn. baia
Battery G, Prospect, Tenn. - sd.. ). s.
Battery d, Chattanooga, Tenn.ea a
Battery Z, Mas vile, Tenn. s., r.se, 7la
Battery F, Eunfordsville, Ky. .u. 30. 3.
Battery G, Few Orleans, Da. ss..asmat :.
Battery g, New Orleans, La. in saa aid
Battery A, yick.burg, Miss. .s.. ri bas1.
Battery |, Nashville, Tenn. ,lInr
Battery K, Nashville, Tenn. Sos r5di !
Battery L, Knoxville, Tenn. ~ g. SECS ,us
Battery NJ, TazeweD, Tenn. r5.s 81.
Engineers, and Mechanic, Nashville. . rr
First Rsegin ent Sharfshooters, Chicago. q
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s''flIc Bos,od'Ifais cfipt says :"Tbe Davies
Jdf. add Oand, are ~ tie head Of two Co
Qperafiog factions tsfG lesdsahe rebels, and
Faret tie corpc,heads." r,rs go
The election, in, Louisiana on tue 22d Of
February next, called by proclamation Issued
by Banks, is for the following officers:
Governor; Lieutcnsot Governor; Secretary
Of State; Treasurer; Attorney Gen'l.; Super
inteudeut Of PubIic instruction; Auditor Of
We learn, saws tho Washington Siar, THAT
when The first Creek G,e. shell exploded "a
Charleston, q c,ntrsbaod who witnessed the
spectacle jumped up, and c'arpiog bis hands,
exclaimed, "Sce dar! He'll hsb laid an eggy
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Gs O 1 D RI IN D S -Ay
IN THE RIGHT PLACE. ~
Hs rick's Sugar Dated Pills. 81
NHE BEST FAM.

u
y LY CATHARTTC In the
world, used twenty years by
1--WE millions of persons annual
~, always gives satisfaction :
contains nothing injurious;
patronized by the principle
physicians and surgeons IN The
Union; elegantly coated with
sugar. ii'"
Large boxes 25 cents; Eve
pozef foro,ne dollar. Full al.
lrections with zach box.
TALLaHkssrE, LEoy Co., I
Florida. Juiyff. 1890. I
To DR. Herritk, Albany, N.
Y.--My Dear Doctor:-T write
this 10 inform you Of the won-
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n tHtcf OF your SuQ1f
Coeted Pills eldest shter For three vears ~
sz been affected with abiious arrangement Of the sys
lem sadly In Ing her health which has been
ailing during that period when In New York In Al N
a, friend advised me TO tes. your Pills. Having The
tuest confidence In the Judgement of friend obf,i
.rppy Of Messrs Barnes Park Bru ggsts Park Row
New York On returning home all otbsr trea
ment and administered your Pills, each night Tbs
Improvement Ia her feelings complexion. Digestion etc
surprised us all rapid and permanent restoration ~
hesth has boen the result We used than Ave b s
sna consider 81 entirely we'll. consider the above
ygst tribute yopas Ply sician and "a will BE- fhs
2. many to adopt your Pills Us their m
Irer'ain. dear sir, with many thanks. lk o'
For sale ~ Mott Bro and French 4 parsons. H,,i.
da 2. aacsIi Druggists In the tountry = MARI ''~
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{. PsAcE OR SrARvArroS. The Raleigh Pro
gress has AZ editorial proclaimirg that Peace
onlv can prevent Starvation. Ii adds tlsi
III, masses Of honest and hard working peopyi
sVaat and ,eiX hare Peace:
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rT All is we'll that euds welI--mark that
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wALDRON HOUSE uILLsDALE.
3. n. MILLARD Nl.

This house has lately been ope ned Is central
s large and commodiOUs and oEies ST class
tions TO the travelling public. novI 1868.
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PHYSICIAN SURGEON.
~ Office with T. E. Dbell Standard Building. IN
will attend TO all calls in his proe Residence mr.
ner McCellum and Manning Streets Hillsdale Mich
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DIR. III. nj. WARREN

oFFIcE IN BLOCK, VAN Mass TERvER's
STORE, JoNEsyILLE hicH. Refer 30 E. N. Hale, NJ. D..
and Faculty Hahnemann Medical Coll .e, Chicaeo.
tR All calls TO HsdaIe or vicinity, Nv teleataDb
otherwise, will BE- promptly A. icnded 10.
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CLEMENT Il. WEAVER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Solicitor in Chsneery and Notary Public. The only
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT
IN Hudson Pensions, Bounty Money aud Back Paw pro-
,gl cured at LEGAL RATES.
t9r Office In Boies Block, Cor. of Main Church SITS
sep24 rr .n.ta. taco HUDSON MICH
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GEO. Il. SMITH, NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
you'd respectfully offer hs services be people OF Hills
da'e and vicinity Office Wad, on K Bald,s Banking
Once Rooms formerly occupied by d.. Key.
SEFrERENcEs.-Drs Read Ford, Noiwalk. Ohio; Dr.
ID. N k.nsman, Circieville Ohio; b. .Chas McNiIIep
Med Director 18th Army Corps; Dr.. wn l. peeG, Ssr,
geon goth o. v l.; DIR. j. s. Ely. Sriacon 9slh D. " Il;
DIR. d. ID Benedict, Surgeon 25th %. vi.
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ir,n ID. g. FULLER,
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELIQR At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. RANSOM CENTRE. MICH.
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Capt. A. v. BARRINdEK clfefQ unrtermAster Depart.
ment Of West Virgiut, Dumberland, Nd.
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Daily atktlige1fer.
GarIbaIdl's Account OF hts Expulsion
from EnEland. ~


At general meeting of the Working
mems Garibaldi Committee. held in Lon
don on the 25th ultimo, Mr. Joseph Cowen
Jr., presented written account of a pri~
vate interview with Garibaldi 1t will
be seen by the following extract from
Mr.. Governs letter that Garibaldi assign
ed reasons for his sudden departure
from England similar to those already
stated IA ~ a
81 have your letter asking me to report
to the Workingmen's Committee the con-
yersation had with General Garibaldi
on Tuesday evening, April 18th, about
the cause Of his sudden departure from
this country. fear it would be difficult
to do this fully, as the interview on the
occasion referred to extended over some
time. But upon the only point which
there is any substantial difference be-
tween the two versions that have been
given of the interview, will report, as
nearly as it is possible for me to do, the
words that l understand passed between
Mr.. Gladstone and Garibaldi. Mr.. Glad
stone said: If the same kind of demon
STATIONS are repeated in the provinces
that have taken place in London, they
may damage the effect of your visit and
lead to unpleasant complications Gar
ibaldi said: Then understand that you
wish me to leave Mr.. Gladstone said,
Yes The General said, Then 1 give
you my word, and l will co. 1 said
there was a general impression abroad
that the request for him to leave came
from the government, and that it was the
popular belief that the Complications re-
ferred to were political. He said he knew
that such was the belief that was gener>
ally entertained. He thought it was cor
rect that the government did wish him
to leave, and that as they (the govern
metz had received and treated him with
so much kindness, he could not remain
to be a source of inconvenience. If l
have not reported the exact words that
were used l am quite certain l have re-
ported the sense He smiled incredu-
lousy when l referred to his health as
the cause of his unexpected departure,
and said that although fatigued with the
fashionable life he had lately been leading,
otherwise he was in excellent health
had indeed never been better in his life.
Knowing Mr.. Gladstone to be leading
member of the government, he evidently
thought the story about his health had
been originated to cover the other, and
In his estimation stronger, reasons for
his.being requested to leave. He regard
ed the explanation made in Parliment
as diplomatic, and more than once said
if he could be relieved from his pledge to
go he would stop"
In other words, Garabaldi was politely
shouldered out of England because his
presence there was an offence to Napole-
on, England's master.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY THE 3oVERNOR. ! :

VTHRREASI have good cause to believe that
w Mihltn LorentE, Benjamin Bassell, George W.
min p. suddartb, Warrington Summers, Perry
Summers, William T. Higginbothsm, Willis II.
D@e. MigSs,aD mSESaISy h TlT,n L. joSn
lIluery, Robert coyner, Jr., Robert coyner, ar.,
Lorenzo D! Lorentz Napoleon b. Roger, John H.
Roger, Alvin u. Bastahle, George D. White, Isaac
White, Tazville MArshAll, and X IL B. Day, who on
the seventeenth day Of April, eighteen hundred and
sixty-Ons, resided in the county Of Upshur within
what is now the State Of West Virginia. and also
Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Gibson J. Butcher, William
J. Bland RHd g. 8. Hurley, who on the said seven.
resided In the county Of Lewis, within what il now
tho State Of West Virginia, have deserted their
called Confederate stHtes OF America, and the rebel
State government ct Richmond in their Sttempt to
SubjugAte the good people this State but In con-
sequence Of the war, evidence of their rebellious
and criminal acts cannot be obtained. o. li-
Now, therefore, l, Arthur l. Foreman, Governor
Of the state Ct West virginia do issue this my prog
Benjamin BASselI, George W. Berlin TiIlots6n Jan:
ney, BraSmua D. CLARK, Benjamin 7. SuddArth,
His~iniot WIFI WSosis1 1Ito,S ~ WnGd:
ley, Richard L BroNn n, James Z! Middleton, Thomas
w. TillmAn, John B. Hillery, Robert Coyner, jr.,
Robert COyner, sr, Lorenzo D.. LorentZ, Napoleon
B. Roger, John II. Roger, Alvin NJ Bastable, GIorge
d. White, Isaac White, THEVllle Marshall and X. II
h Day. enemies OF this state, unless they shall'
within sixty days from the date of this proclAmA
ton, take and file In the Clerks ONCE Of tho Circuit
Court OF Upshur county an oath to support the
stptlon OF the nited states. and the constitution
OF this State, and thereafter demean themselves
good citizens. And likewise declaring the said Jon.
AthAn 81. Benue t. WilIiGm ]. Bland, Gibson J.
Butcher and O. 8. Hurley, enemies of this State,
unless they shall also within sixty days from the
date OF this proclamation, take and fls In the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Court ofthe said county
otLeWiH an oath to support the constitution Of the
United and the oonst uton of this state, and
Thereafter uemtan themselves as good citizens.
This proclamation shall DO published In the
Wheeling IntellIgenoer, Newspaper printed in the
city OF wheeling, the seat Of government for this
State, and In the West Virginia State Journal,
newspaper printed n Weston in the county Of Lewis
and also in the West Virginia Republican, news.
paper printed at Buckhannon In the county Of
upshur, respectively, for four successive weeks.
'.H Done at the city OF Wheeling, this the
Tsr,,. eighteenth day Of May, in the year Of onr
l1 Lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four, and OF the State tho first.
.. -'I'7 Al FOREMAN.
By the Governor. a,.. .. - 10 - 81
:; EpoAR BOTIRs, Secretary of State p.
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aprls

Hut'hin' & Moore and others Ohio county
Kelley Holloway Co., and others In os.e eesFS
w hEkFAs, BY decree of the Circuit Court Of
~ Ohio county, duly pronounced and entered on
Lne 4th day OF April, 1854, in the above entitled
SS. was. amongst other things, ordered, That
he Ald cause be referred to AlonEo LorlnR Special
commissioner appointed for the purpose, to ascer-
"lst. The amounts respectively due the ersditors
mentioned In the said deed 81 llth May 1855. chow
Ing the amount PAID 10 each Of them, on account OF
paid. =,
I'D An account of the nett profits oFthe business
carried on by the defendant, A. Wilson Kelley, IN
der the lease and contract OF sale between Kelley.
Holloway Co, and him, said A. Wilson Kelley, OF
me 2oih November, 1851, 6lsd with CompIainSots'
bill as an exhibit, No.l6 NIT only prior 10 the ID
October 1858, but subsequent and mn 10 The
time OF the sale. hereinafter ordered and decreed
moving the tnn account of the entire business a.
Of sSle OF the 18th November, 1857.
80 An account Of the amount duo the firm of
contract Of sale Of the 18th November 1851
ior goods mate rtals, accounts, or otherwise: and
hoE and by whom the same has been applied or
18th. An account of the several debts of the firm
gu y, hency, Holloway Co., showing to whom due,
when LaySole, and the order and priority In which
theS are ehaFgeable upon tho proceeds Of the sale
hereinafter directed, and upon the moneys II apy,
which may be found due by the defendant, A. vii.
18th. An account OF the several amounts Maid nv
the said A. Wilson Kelley, ON the said debts OF Ke
Ley; holIoWay Co., showing when and to whom
each payment was made
18th, An account Of the payments made under
me sale OF the I'd October, 1885, by the said A. viii
son Kelley to defendant q jacob trustee or 10 The
creditors mentioned In said decd OF llth May, 1855
showing 70 whom and when each payment va
made, aud the amount thereof"
AND the said AlonEo Loring having declined tn
ascnarge the duties Of said appointment under tho
terms Of shd decree, the said cause by decree rem
sed therein BY said court on the 18th day Of MAY
1854, vas referred TO the undersigned, one Of nc
Of the said Court, who Is substituted
Of the said Special Commissioner under said Ant
decree, with Instructions to take and report the
several accounts ordered by said arSt above men.
In pursuance OrsaId dserees, shall proceed at my
once on 4th street, in the city OF wheeling Ohio
eounty' W. t on the 18th day OF June, 1854 TO take
anu report the several accounts ordered by said de
cree first above recited. - '''N W.
u,,..,,- JOHN g. CHANDLER,
WheeuuBB may To- 1864, Commandments
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roVed1 Nay II, 1854.
-.r IPUaIc-No. TAI

An ACT tOAppOint Ger tain ofacera of the navy.
Be- enacted by thu ssnate and House Of Renro.
Sentatives Of the United States of America in Oon
gresl assembled. That, for aud during the pre,ent
nsuErection, the President, by and With the Rdvics
and consent OF the Senate, Is hereby authorize 70
appoint acting lieutenant commander and actInS
commanders, who shall have the came rAte of cons
PenSAtion As IL allowed to officers Of similar RraS N
the navy. S4e III
Sec. 9. And DO It further enaeted, That The rr0-
vPo In section ten, chapter hundred and eIR6tV
three Of an act 70 establish and eQuAlizs the Ta3
OF line og:eerB Of the United Stats navy nnnSoI.S
July sixteen, eighteen hundred and aixty-tTo, ~
and the same 10 hereby, repealed, and that tbe EaIJ
section shall read as follows: S0e'N
Sec. 5. And be 1t further enacted, That any mar
son who shall have received, or shall hereafter To
eetVe AtemporaFy appointment as acting VOLUNTEER
lieutenant or acting master In the navy from rIyiI
life, authorized by act Of Congress OF July tenIy
fourth, eighteen hundred and stxty-ons, NAV he
confirmed in said appointment in the navy ami
placed In the line of promotion, from the date Of
said confirmation, II, upon the recommendation az
the President he receives the thanks ofConFreSS
FOR highly mertoriouB Conduct in conflict WITH tbe
enemy: stamen distinguishing themae Ives in bat
t0 or by extraordinary hsroism In the line OF their
profession, may DO promoted to forward warrant
SinceTs OF acting mAsterR mates, as they NAV be
or1t quIlihed, upon the Recommendation OF their
etonmAdu8 otheer, approved by the hag.officer and
une Department. Upon such promotion, they shall
receive BIatuity Of one hundred dollars, and a
ment. y '"' NHNy Depart
Approved, May II, 1854. -.
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Savings Bank Of WheeIing,

C5soa AsiS-St, batweea Aoparos and UaEoa.
MONEY REoMVED on tn ANsTRTT DEpoarr
W Interest paid on Special DOpoIits Collection
promptly ATTENDED 70. H1ehanRo on the Hast bought
sAnL P! HILDRRTH, TToasaTST. ianiSJSS.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
PaSssd at the First Session Of the THirty.
eighth ConSTess.
PunIIO-No. 7o.l

lPUDIIo-No. IOl
Az ACT relating to appointments In the naval SER
vice and courts martial.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
SentAtfVes Of the United States OF America in Con-
gress alSemhled, That hereafter ali appointments
In the volunteer naval service OF the nted States
above the rank Of acting mater, shall be submitted
to the Senate for confirmation, In the same way and
Ecqufreu ~ be 1u6EHIttSa. -
Sec. ? And be It further enacted, That naval
eouEts-mArttAl shall have power sentence ofcer1
who shall absent themselves from their oOmmHnds
without leave to be reduced to the rating Of ordn.
Approved, May Is, 1854.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

f-L5 ". - tDATR.l
1, the undersigned, Do hereby propose to furnish
aud deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department at go, agreeable to the terms
Of your inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md, -1s64, the following
articles, viz:
1000 BuShels Of Corn, In sacks, at-per bushel
1851 iny-six pounds.
-Bnshels of Oats, in sacks, At-per bushel
Of[S2 thirty-twO poundE
TONS of Baled Hay At-per ton of 1000
Tons of Balod Straw at-per ton Of 1000
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before the day Of
---ls6i, and to DO completed or before the
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