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sEYMeUR's LETTER

NEW York May 24.A Gov. Seymour
latter to District "a ttofney Hall, in rela
ton to the SEIZURE Of the World and
y cnrhal of Commerce, says: hoeR s
att is' charged that these acts Of vio-
lsnhese we're done without due legal pro-
cess and without the sanction Of State or
National laws. IF thjsh be true, the Of.
fendsrs must bs5punished. If the owners
Of The above named Journals have yiolat3
cd these, laws they must be proceeded
against and punished by y4those laws. Any
action against them, outside Of legal pro-
cedures is criminai.p, ss"tl4 title .sihs h29
y The Governor = argues the matter at
som length and concludes :o' s'ea Tfos
: FaT6 making Your enquiries and in pros
ecuting the PARTIES implicated, you viii
call upon the Sheriff of the county and
Oh the heaas-of the police department for
aiy assistance and needed forces. The
fsifdfs to give this by any official under
my my control will. be deemed sufficient
cause for his removal Iasi's ea' % aNo
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The Spirit for the Campaign

NewiH furnish tse Spiritluntil the 1st
efsiDscember for seventy sys cents, from
this date; and for o, proportional sum as
the time ,sh5rteps. Democrats, yeu will
'ss-dsiag. he Country and the party a SER
yicesby ysaidinsdih extending our oireulas
t,oh 11usins the Campaign. Go to work.
dophwait, for your neighbor to do it,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-01

That is all of the 100000 veterans
who entered the service three years ago.
The remainder are either dead or will be
discharged.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-01

nag The. Abolition leaders and organs
are just now clamoring for direct taxation
upon the people to support this war;
Very well, the people will get enough OF
this sort Of stuff by and by.
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FROM COL UMBUs.
Rspnbliean Gonventioni in

Repnblican convention I'm
.Columbus. at is slimly Attended
Nomination For State iOfices--Wm.
Henry Smith, of, Hamilton County,
Secretary of state--Nominations for
Delegates to the Baltimore ~Conven-
! tion, Governor Todd, Dslsue, Dorsey
and Dennissn-Lincol Recommended
for denomination. -.
Especial Dispatch to the Euauirer1
-.--...- COLUMBUS, May rs. a.
|, The Abolition State, Convention held
here to day, was shiny attended. An
uninteresting affair. -.
: Colonel T. R. Stanley was President
and Geo.. A. Benedict, Of Columbus, wa.
Secretary. ~. ys1s qs
i Judges Day, Wilder and White, were
nominated for Supreme Judges.
The other nominations are as follows
Secretary of State, sWm VIM. Henry Smith
Hamilton Attorney General, Col. VIM
p Richardson, of Monroe. .Comptrollel
Treasury, Moses R. Bradley, Fulton
Members Board of Public Works, P
Hersing, Augiaize, and James Moon o
Noble, Presidential Electors, John A
Bingham, and John, Peter Biehn Q
Brown. Delegates to Baltimore Conven
ition, Dennison, Todd, Delano, and Dor
fsey.a ! .,f.-.-.t. ,e.F 80. .,- s,s5.l
The resolutions are. in the usual viger
GUS prosecution. style and favor the re
Hnomination of Abraham, lincoln. TIL
Convention was about the dullest eve
held in Columbus, ~, -.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the sabseFibss
was, on the llth day Of May, 1884, appoints
ed by the Probate Court of Monroe County.
Ohio. Administrator Of the Estats Of Robert
J. Blackledge, deceased. T
DAVID 4BLACELRDGB,
June l, lss4-sw. pd, Ada's
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;. b. h Love generally makes ! Wise Vi ma
act like 4 fool, and interest tomstimes
max es ! f5el actslIkc awise man.
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EagaGoLD.

t-,.4.4s eg} NEw York, May 27: !,
! Gold frmer, opening at "a 3d. declin-
ing to aS5 -8i5, aadyancingosto 86a5.8e and
closing steady at 50 53-4.asilsFzs 10 sif'e
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sNet, .ASbsrtisenleats,
JAMES r. MORRIS. JOHN b. iwAYs 2
MORRIS az WAX,r
Attorne eys q G oun sellors
At LAW,

WoodsJfeld, Monroe County, OHIO. ea
neg Office, two doors south Of the Court
House.
April 20, 1864. 80 q = =
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AdiearnIh.ent ef. eengres..

The Washihgtop correspondent ofithe
Journal Of Con,nserce a.ayge:7as 70 bst+g
"Ths weather, With Us j; z getting 10 Be
very warm, and the muenbers Of Congrsssss s.
would Ike, to. think Of adjjonrning. tits
conceded that they cannot, do SO on the
first Of June, ana probably. not until the
middle of july, The Tax Bill is not
yet under the hammer Of. the, Senate, MOI
has the Tariff Bill been reported 10 the
House. At the time Of the Baltimore
Convention, reoess Of Congress will
! probably occur for ono veek. 80. !; 80 s.
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! sg.- Men sfe born. with two two ayes and
pie tungue ID order that they should see
Etaice'as fuueh as they say. z ss;;'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-06-01
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
THE Fremont. CONVENTION.

Great alarm begins to be felt in admin
istration circles, in regard to the Cleye-
land Convention An attempt is set on
foot here, and will be organized, to send
uensto the Convention, get possession OF
it, and ihdorse the administration. OF
break it UP. r -. D. a..t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

HoLNEs hoLh, April n. -.Axs sAip eosa asturn,
.Ssa csrsa. 10; s sss sssais
do ss 4ss s a %a' c: sss
e, S
WHEY <:
LookoS Wan and Neptune n,,inss frssidssss
%ousS; . White ' osad, FRESHMAN Pro~iSsnes Tor 8,
ss l.s and SS
S. as. INC: y.SaS xssns sns
Moore Sid sshss ,ohn Lancastsr and silver Magnet
go1 :se,s s.as Williams. Ssrdsa.s Ss::s%
Sharp ir. Boston: dr.ps Shea Snow
8 Ah-wsnd N, blowing fresh. with rain In port the
above arrivals aud scnrs Cosmos Ida May sBr Halcyon.
KEY EST April isIn port brig us.s schr, Haze Bur
MAcHiAs, April l9~Arr bark Sable Bonsal. Leavitt
osorss.o%n Boz ssh Sp PSa1os s. ioSl.na Nlort via
sna a May ya sd @ Mary Row
ss s.
a% sid s s as S
oss Uop Ps.
os 1ss
Ss eo T rsY
Dyer for Eossp o Ana do for s E%
for " Dennis: scops HsrdseraSSis simmons. NYork for
NYork Sid schrs BENZ Brown ) 4 steelmap. Lamar
tine
NEW HAVEN. April 2s-Arr brgs l. 3 W Armstrong.
Bonn Mayaguez; Isola. Arroyo PR schr Alexandria, Tren
PHILADELPHIA. April 2s-Below barks suliote. from
Cardenas. Andaman, from Ragged Isand-the latter
aground bombay Hook bar morninlof 9th Cid briggs
ice haudc. Pine Sagua Wcnonah Graham do; Redwood.
oye Remedios VIM Creevy Little, Beaufort schrs Open
Charlotte Shaw Shaw, Dorchester Point; Sharp. May
hew; Qneen of the South Corson Locke Huptley:
Wheeler McGlanghn; Bartlett, Smith; Marv Hudson
Hudsln and Thompson Sharp, Boston, Downing,
Gsskili NYork: Prince Albert, Garwood, Lynn VIM Ar
thur. Haskell. Portland.
PORTLAND. April 27-Arr schts Horton. McC0m
stock, Bangor Washington; Michael, Conover do
Baltimore Cid schrs II Moller. Baker, and Ann Eliza
beth. Baker. Philadelphia; Ann Slater Baker. NYork
.atha steamship st Andrew Br). Glasgow for NYork
PROVIDENCE, April 2s-Arr str Sea Gull, Kenney
yer ner Stratton. Biackman; Naad Queen Daniels
Evergreen Potter; aud Fyaway Davis Philadelphia; Fanny
Fern Saunders Elzabethpott for Pawtncket AriIdne,
Robinson Ezabethport; Excelsior Newman, do for Paw
trcket Orlando Smith. Fowler. Hayerstraw Sid bark
Malle Me,ca Ames Maanzas schrs George Faes Nlcker
II Freeman Howes Hannah Wiiles Parsons.
Philadelphia: Mary Elizabeth. Chase; Franklin Pierce
Han NYork and Mary ard Elizabeth Cordery Philade
phn.
BALTILoRE April 23-Arr schr Jas Freeman. Young,
Portland Cid ship Sir John Franklin. Despeaux. Rio ia.
and market: briggs Johanna tOden) Peters River
Ia Plates q w Barter. Gichrst. Boston: Ngrets. Rice,
Frankfort Ne sd) schrs Geo Lamer 1913 tons)
Warren Pernanouco and mkt Broadfed. Fisk. Boston;
A Hammond Paine do: + Armftage, Hines. Derby CT.
Sid brig Muscoyado tBr1.
2lh-Arr briggs Redwing. Lennon. Rio Japeiro: Frances
Jane, Martin st Johns PR. Below ship Joseph Rowan
(Br,, McNab. from Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

Mr. James Holbrook, who diei Al his res .dence in
Brooklyn Conn, Thursday Afternoon, April as was
sor many years The special agent the Post Oce Depart
eni and received his appointment lsl5 He was
assigned the districts or New York and New Fngani
but hls superior talents emitting i'm 10 tar more ex
tended field Of operative he was made especial agent
large" The ohanges in the various sdministrs
lions for the last nesesn years acted him not se
continued to hold ais position under all the Presidents aud
Fosimasters General siace o. President Polk
Mr. Hobrook was ~ one time CONNECTED with the
press having been the editor OF the Norwich Iuror1
&c During tho year 1855 he wrote very Lively little
work under the sssie of "Ten Years Among the Mail
bags giving Ia that OF his experience 10 the curl
osies perpeIscs md annoyances attending position
10 the Post Once
odcai or Journal under the title Of the DATED Sdss 49,
which paper devoted entirely TO matters appertaln
ing 70 w iost oce regulation o. me sre5ants ana
persons making use OF that important oancn u 'ne
srnmeut service. ..
II will SOt be unfair to others TO state na no ace. q
the Department attentive 10 hs dates than the
deceased aud his official services were mucn
by thcse IN austority said that he devoted himself
SO much 10 ms duties njure his health and had
sery The greater portion OF It's heaviest Ia
Dor 10 MS ass sanL part of Mr.. Hobrooks time was
empoyed IN the detection of mali depredators and in his
nvestigaors he successful, rendering great
service "a and others who had make OF
The mail for the transm sson OF moneys
and other. vainGbies The detection OF Tucker
mar the mail robber will remau a lasting evde ,ce
OF Mr. HIhrook's SKIN This was in the habit OF
travelling from this city 10 Boston and back, carrying
with him empty trunk. when the mail agents attcn
In other directions ruckerman would
whole mail throw II into his trunk and escape
without suspicion MIR H,lbrok by some means OBJ
tanned abe clue 20 the robber followed the trail and
finally detected him. Tuckerman tried found guilty
and sentenced Imprisonment in the State Prison for
Mr. HoEbrooks loss will be much felt by the many
friends he created in this city New England by his
kindly ard genial disposition and by the Department.
hs funeral viii take place at two O'Clock This afternoon
At Brooklyn, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
The Presidential Nonsi noe.

Let him be nominated directly by the peopic. Why
not? Let the republicans Of every ward and township
throughout the United states assemble at the usual
places for holding elections and after appointing their
judges and secretaries then and thore VOTE
otherwise for presidential ais, for vice
presidential nominee. Why not2 Will anybody, will
any politicians, and except those who mis-.
direct the popular mind" undertake to say why no.9
OF course, IL will be the duty OF the judges, this
nominating election to decide OF doabt whether
the vote offered smells OF copper, Is good and genu
inc: and aso 10 that every man signs the following
pledge before his vote Is received
hereby pledge my honor a gentleman and patriot
that viii those candidates FOR President and
Vice President Of the United States who shall receive
majority OF votes nominees for those Offices at the
hards the people 10 this nominating election. Or
candidate shall have ory OF all the cast.
for either Office then that the highest the list
OF candidates for the iency aud Vice Presidency
spcctively shall receive my votes for those Offices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

from tho Rochester democrat (republicar.
We cannot longer doubt that 10 Is the intention OF Gen.
Fremont take the field independent rival c1ndi
date the Presidency In the event Lincoln
being renominated at baltimore. Tho Ne,o Nation, his
coin 10 advance and Fremont said have tecgraphcd
radical member Of Congress recently, 81 win run
conclusion that this acous course resolved upon BY
Gen Fremont and his ndiscreet MISUNDERSTANDING,
because = seems incredible that man whom the Amer;
who has throughout borne himself 70 manfuliy so mod
esty and so patiently can be guilty OF course SO highly
unpatriotic.
TUE ST. LOUIS CITY ELECTION AZ A PRESIDENTIAL
INDICATOR.
From the 81. Louis Dcmocrat1
The nomination by tho radicals OF q man who was
understood to prefer The domination Of General Irsmon.
10 that OF Mr. Lincoln. for the Mayoralty or st. Louis
tempting 40 issue between the friends q fremont and
Lincoln They were prompt TO improve the occasion.
Yney o,S Seg a. ana .S por
ssepty upon the friends Of the President 10 rally about
him apd vote for him. because as they declared shs
be the triumph Of the Fremont party In st. Louis. AZ
the time they thus invoked the aid Of the political
friends OF the President, including small army OF
' ses'' Appealed 70 she democrats. who made
SsSs sss 70 pocss than
porter Of the radical Fremont This was an issue not
orsra pv Inc sass The s,raesy Of The B
u this matter not bad as gave Them the pfetext
orsn me ard views entirety aniaronsc WELL the
result has been the election OF Judge Thomas, the Ere
moutcr - an the conservative coaonsts called him, by
twcptysx hundred majority, or vote not far short OF
two 70 one. The result unqusstionaby very signin
can't, and clearly establishes one Of two ihngs-either
maj Mr. Lincoln ID very weak 10 ST. Louis aud Missouri,
or his cause placed by himself through the bestowai
OF his favor and confidence the hands Of most moteut
champions.
Tho g. Louis Nsue zsa claims The victory victory
Of Fremont BY 2,507 majority, and congratulates IN
Germans on their Bdeiy 70 principle In not allowing
themselves 70 vote for opponent Of their principles al
though be was German.
The Weschs Pest, Of 81 Louis also exultlnsiy says
Thus the German radicals Of our city have shown that
this miserable charge OF the copperheas and
tives that they are German Know Nothings, 10 mser-
able calumuy The German radicals are men with whom
the principle Of freedom outweghs all other considera
tons We thus another guarantee that 10 the
Presidential election St Louis will speak important
word in favor Of the radical freedom party.
The Milwaukee Herald has also boisted the name o.
John G. Fremont - candidate for The next Presidency
rcmarkngs-
In the lace OF the immense sacrifices already drawn
from the country, and Of the financial ruin which
threate Us the rebellion IL not crushed, we are
surely justified 10 look for another And the man whom
the people bare chosen 10 be their ol6cf John O Fro
ZEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
Dieti

KELLY On Thursday, April IS, JAMES KELLY, OF Glack-
more county Donegal Ireland and for the last forty i've
years a resident OF this country, aged IS years.
The relatives and frieGds OF the family and those OF
Mr. r. Pechin, his son.inaw resi- ectfuy invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence ITO West
Thirty seventh street. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
For other Dea rs see Second Pa1el
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

Bunons, Chilblains &c. BY mail. 81 cents
nEMOREsT's NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
IL Extraordinary attractions New and popular music
ranged for the pianoThe Song Of all Songsr be auu
picture. co!ors. "The Suffers Arrival IN Camp New
York harbor defeuces Fashions by Nine. Demorest with
aud exciting Story and other interesting literary mat
ter Universally acknowledged the most spicy Illustrated
Weekly published 10 cents. Sold everywhere, or
mailed free receipt of price 80 Beekman Yearly
mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

= great tea and aonr dealer Of this city corner Of
Flour Wines Sugars Moiasscs synps and everything else
used in every y cheaper Than other dealer " the
lin led stacs One price cash house. Wholesale depart
ncn 90 Greenwich street. retail corner Of Grenwicb and
MURRAY streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

IFrom the Troy wing (republican)l.
No one who knows General Banks doubt that he
possesses many requisites for tho place any other
NJ and more than almost any named ~ con-
with the Office Whether nc is made President In
1864 not, there is little risk 10 predicting he is
hereafter TO bear important part 10 the political his.
tory the times and quite likely to reach the highest
honors OF his country at some future day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
IIlinoia for Grant.

IRON the Chicago Post, April
II Is worthy OF note that every democratic Representa-
tive In Congress from the stats OF acs In favor OF
the nomination OF General OR ant the demo attic
didate for the Presidency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
Tke q ra nd street Arson Case.
n AREa LIZ 40 IN Ann eSrEn-NnnE rEgTIM

MARKS 5oPLlTZ AGAIN ARRESrED-M0RE TESTIMONY
DEVELOPED, Ere.
Il viii be recolcctcd that Marks Topz was arrested
the 18th February last by the order of Captain
Steers, q the Thirteenth preciut, charge OF setting
IRE to hat and cap store No. $685. Grand street,
owned the time by the accused. The case was con-
Quoted usual by Fire Marshal Baker, the testimony
aud the examination held before Justice Mapshed
who required the defendant TO find bail in So 900 to
charge. The papers then forwarded to
District Attorney. Counsel for Mr. Toplitz certo
and the papers az presented his Honor discharged
ihe II appears that there other testimony
which did not before the Rec rder which Is now
brought forward, and the Recorder yesterday issued
warrant for the OF Marks IoptZ. and he
accordingly taken into custody by officer Tmpson OF the
Fail in S. 900 required the charge
Mr. Benjamin RussaK became the surety and Mr. Ioplitz
was liberated from custody.
the Action Against the Brooklyn Ferry
Company.
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM.
Before Judge Barbour.
Arm ?e-Magare Feeny he Brooklyn Ferry Com
pany- this case. where the plaintiff for
OF her husband occasoned as is alleged, by the
the pilot OF the ferry boat Nebraska run.
ming down a small boat containing deceased and two
dict al eleven O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morning.
Robbery i'm DaI.bury, Conn.
pASBuRy. April 90, 1854.
MIe A. r Tweedys house was entered last night
robbed OF all its silver plate watches jewels, &c to
the amount OF about five hundred dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
Fremont Club mt PfttsburC.

Fremont Club organized at Pttsburg Ia on tho
7th inst at which the following resolution adopt
ed
Resolved. That In presenting the OF Jshn c. Free
mont do SO for the following relsons:-Ile been
faithful and fearless in the advoc bis earlier opinion
this subject lie is the pledged friend OF the
doctrine. HIS scientific attachments, answering iptcg
ry nigh moral character and ndomtable perseverance
constitute him the for the present crisis
TONS affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30
the Action Against the Brooklyn Fcrr!
Company.
SHIPPIN NE W s.
Port Of New York. spri 80, 1864.

NEW yoRK-rH;s
Bpr Es............. % ] 50
ETs...,.,........ 81 HIGH wATER..... eve "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

Several prominent democrats met at Washington
the 5th inst. and determined view of its unquestor
BILE proprety and absolute necessity, TO proceed 10 q pt
manent organization, TO be known the National Dem
cratic Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

2stb-sseaners pairbAaks Daniel Webster ou'netasg
Harden Detroit. osaeso. shin lIettt, banks Iva 'Stpn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30


PsSres. Eossr. ane: bark Maria smith smith from
s S.sps,sss Ss,5S from
sSS'ssT g
ven wiilsms; sarah Newman, Cobb Kingssn wins and
ss psp ss % or
glam,, gohn aud Mercare SBr Robin, for NYork Z
Dorcheslcr fgiien: Ellen Mathews; Emily seyburI,.
s ssi AsSss psea penssn
Sea BIRD %s,G 20, S9s bunker Cooper ane
'I srsssy ks% jan % sd ysiPg SSi;scm. asyss :.
. "a. rs% %s.:sds i
port Ay yas r 's as s g om cs s
Joas; RI Apr isIn por, sa5t May Queen psn
re ss i'q a FAN o~
WI. RAJ: March a!DA!r Tsnars, Kelly Lisbon.
,woosu.a. Feb 22-Ar haury, howe swallow rruter'
wiz waa.es Saf rsS gin po. ship Re.oue OBJ Meovs
ss s To- bark Bsn'' Berry an
American Ports.
Ssi s ss S E S sss s 81.
:.sss S.s .S :ss, S
we'll New Orleans; bark Oder. Mckenzie, from Ha-
BANGOR April 27-cid schr orana. Higgins. PhIlsdel.
vsRIsToL April 27-Arr sloop WIN Bowen. Bro,hersop,
FALL RIVER April as-Arr .ehrs Daniel Brown Besr.e.
Sacp Apn iioDDs: hYcsg hsoe'Ap0
Missed up schr re Y, Anderson from Georgetown for
GgosSErows, DC, April s,-cld scbr " c Nelson.
ME- n,AsgIERAs. NC April 2O-ru port scbrs ws,er witch
IL On Is H gn eeoom oxen and iihs badly torn
oo'e'ge1a. from do-all . ~ Sis ., era
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
Exemption of Farmer.

In the military passed by the Congress certain
provisions in behalf OF the arcuhural interests Of the
country Planters farmers and Overseers privileged
to exemption, Ia certain cases, under specific pro-
visions and are not liable to CONSUMPTION long as
they comply with the requirements of these provisions
and the act remains unrepealed. Oilers OF these
classes may be exempted detailed upon certain con-
dons alsO specified By the Secretary Of War, under
direction Of the President the continuance of which
exemption or detail during the pleasure OF the direct
log power.
For farms or plantations, upon which there we're IF
teen able bodied field hands between the ages Of six
teen and City on the lsI January, and aO the 18th
February last oae person is entitled to exemption in
certain cases and upon ed conditions. The quali6
cations for exemption that this person must have
been on the lst jan last either the and manager
or Overseer Of the plantation, and that Their, no white
male adult upon it 10. liable to military duty. Should
be lave enrolled since the Let Feb last he not there
By deprived OF the privilege of exemption. under this
act Bat he must comply With certain OnditiOns for
the privilege. He must deliver at such place as tie
Secretary of War may designate, within twelve month";
QUE hundred pounds Of bacon salt pork as the Gov
eminent may elses. and ons hundred Poul ds OF net
beef the beef to be Il foot fOF every ahe-bcdied