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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
( [OFFICIAI.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First session ofthe Thirty
Eighth Congress.


AN ACT 10 alth9r.zs the Secretary OF tie Navy .
provide f0r tie edlcati1n o. naval constructors al
steam engineers aai for ether pup ISIS
Bst enactsd ne SsnIt- AMI Hos y sprs,s tltits
q tie Cnitsl S,ates # 4merc1 n c0lJrss asssHl lsi
mat the Secretary of the Navy be- ans lr ls hereby
authorized 90 provide bT regulations o. be slel bt
hin, Tor the education ~ such mllsl rnen otLa rs
al the Naval Academy a. sL4s d D.. l-ar ap.lt4l,
therefor as naval constructors. cr civil lll stlIr
engileers alt may form f. sri arate CLASS tCr tls
purpose, O be styled cadet engineers. Cr Ctherwi-
Afford o such persons all pro- er i-cltles for such
scieniilc iecla.cl- el--a--a ls Wa 10 them IN
/ such prCfessi ions.
See. 2 Ind bs Il further eaacf>I, That upon the
recommendatqn o. inc academic board -cl persons
connected y iA The scientific and mechanical class as
graduate therein with credit; nay De- luile lelatey ap
pointed AS assistant naval constructors or warranted
az engineers.
Sec. Andb b. it flrth~r en1ct.d, That cadet engn-
eefs, not . excel lity 90 number -- be appointed
Dy the Secretary Of the Navy. pr0riied That per
sou, other than mlishp pmen shall De- ybe f8r SEQ
appointment who shall not produce Satisfactory evi
dcnce of mechanlCal skil ald proficiency. and tn3t
ne has been employed az least Two years ia tle actual
fabrication o. steam machinery.
sc AHi b. % further snIrisi. Taat cadet engin-
GERS. when app uttf. shall be- under e.shtecn years
% ass and sAaA htvs passed a meutA AID physical
examination. They ID al bo limited % the N-y-l
Academy where they shall bs exams. from tims o
time. according o the regulations prescribed by
the secretary oi tie Navy. au. l lNUn4 deficient a.
any eN4nlnati.l- or dismissed i.r mi-c.uil C. they
r.-l ,.,r,.- ....,. .,',..-.',... -, a. ..
board
SOC r 4a.fJs ~ f.,,.s.- .,,.g gr.,t ,l........ b..
course of cadet cngia.srs Shall 4tgo..-- .,d t.-r
,.g tho s-r... LIS ~ . ~ D., ..
Sc 6 4ndbe II f,,rf4.r e,,-t-F Tl,.t ti, number
OF chief engineers shall NOT eyai ,n. for ,t-i first
ami second rat- vessel ia Ill, utyv win -rcb a-s,
second au. thi.t ae-..rt.t .-.-..-- ,.- fi.. ..f
ng as slch the wants of the eervirr actually ~.
qui-e Aal thlt fr.-a ,t ,ff..r tl.. -.--.- ~ tf-
act tho r.,v .r tila s- RI .. a.. f. back,
Va the ,rt. .r.. ...t -f.ii b.. asf. ...rs.
Eyerg chief enrig,.r.., dune t~ ...r.t 4. ,...s
After ILL.,. ,.ts ~ l..- commit. d., t,, -s,r t
hundred dollars
For the SECOND G... y..t~s .rt- Cha. f,.. ..lt.e
mission to-. fi,..,s.- + e,.. i..,...-.f .ll'.-.
For fi.at tt.i-f f..' w.. - 80 .T .-. -s .. ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

TAS-BARE FOR POTATOEs.- 4 gardener
40 Ir0res " having Observed that every
body living in the quarter u tho town oc-
cupled by tanners escaped the cholera. de-
-erm.ne1 to try the V.rtueOf tan when plan
ting p0tatOes. For THIS purpose Ae placed
"a -n0ve.fli Ot tan ln the trench under the
seed 'n q part of the field and planted the
remainder in the ordinary way. On dig
C.u- Ol- the potatoes be found that those
planted near Tie tan were perfectly sound,
while the Others were diseased. lie found
further. that potatoes were preserved in the
-foTrn0lse-'
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The commissioners appointed as aforesaid shall
meet IN Lima within three months after the exchange
n the raiidcations of the Convention AMI each one
% the comm issorers before proceed ng 20 any hcs
ness. shall take oath. made and subscribed before
the Most Excellent supreme Court that they VII care
fully examine and mpartiay decide according 90 tile
principles o justice and equity TIE principles " inter
national law an- treaty stqllations, upon al the
claims laii before them under the provisions Of this
Convention. aul in accordance with the evidence sub
mitted the part q either government. A s.mi,a-
oath shall be taken and subscribed by tie person
selected by the commissioners as arbitrator or umpire
aud said oaths shall be entered upon the record o the
n-oce.s-lss q s.-L c-nuIssLol.
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LANSING. Nichigan-N. W. cigar, Proprietor. The
Edgar House j. new, and is lifted up throughout n
the best style, aud with new furniture. On Wash
ington Avenue, u-1r the site Of the old llus ing
House. Stages leave this House daily 479
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TIE way has created al extraori.nan
demand ilr horses. and they are becoming
scarce. Farmers VIII DO well % turn their
attention % horse breeding Tor prices VIII
rule high for some years 4 statistical
estimate that there viii De a large de-
ic.ency the coming year in the supply
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jackson IS stil behind. They wiI have
20 try once more before they can beat Gin
tor. NJ. r. Z. Bum Of Bingham. attelel
and sold % Il. W. Walton q hog weighing
$40 pounds. which AZ SIC per hundred.
came o. tie snug sum Of eighty dollars and
uinetV-siX cel-s.-Sf Johns Her0M
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WAR CLAIM NCY.
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GEO. 1. PARSONS.

ATTORNEY and Counselor at law aud Solicitor ln
Chancery Agent f0r prosecuting Claims Of Soldiers
and soldiers Widows, against the Government
for Bounty Money, Pensions and Arrears % Pay
Lansing Mich. O.acs In Cowles Block, up stairs
Washington Avenue 463
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JOHNS ~ BAILEY.

BOOT aut shoe Dealers have just received large
Assortment ~ Sprns stock OF Boots and Shoes
consisting of Mems. Women's, Boys Misses
Chiireu's anI Youths wear Custom Work
promptly attended To-
JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing, MAY IL 1854 i7Stf
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p. @. SPRANG.

WAGON and Carr age Maker, foot Of Washington
ton Street below the site OF the Lansing House
Wagons constantly on hand at reasonable prices
Repairing done. 46T
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TREATIES.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO the General Convention #
Friendship, Commerce, aId Navigation between the
United states and Denmark II April &c 1926 Con
cluced al Washington, July Il. 1861. RatIncatioug
exchanged September Is 1861 Proclaimed by the
President Of The United States, September 20
lsfl
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PHYSICIAN aud Surgeon. once At the Drug store
Of K. rlayer son, in Dodge and Bsebe's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich. All calls
promptly attended to. AL
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

J PRICE, Proprietor. Mason, the County seat %
lagham County, Michigan. Lansing Jackson and
Dexter Stages stop At this House Charges rea-
sonable. IL AIS
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Whereas additional articles % the General Couven
tion OF Friendship, Commerce. ant Navigation be
tween the United states and Denmark ~ the 26.h of
. ID, ls26 we're concluded and signed by the respec-
tive Peulputautl4rles Of the parties az Washington
on the eleventh day of July last which addltioual
articles being in the English and French languages.
~. IlnrI flr tV.rL Is ~ LnNs.
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sEYNEnUR House.

BY Lewis C. LOOMS. Corner Franklin and Centre
Streets, Lansing. Mich. This House Is adjacent g.
the Depot, aud has been thoroughly rehttel
Throughout Il IS the intention Of the proprietor
TO keep it ia FIRST class style. 1y AZ
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j. l.. LANTERNIAN
DENTISTRY

DENTIST. rsesn mounted on Gold. silver. o- Rub
be- Base. ONCE at his residence on Grand
ttS$k Street. directly east Of tho Capitol, Ian
~iAb sing Michigan 4SO
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=. Il. COLE, Dentist would inform tho people Of
<ES<> Lansing aad vicinity that he Is peg
lff<--sA y maa utly located IN the city OF Lansing
~IIIHIyaud is prepared % perform all opera
lions PERTAINING % the Dental profession IN the
most satisfactory matter. Teeth aed with gold
tin foil or amais lm. Artificial teeth mounted on
rubber o1se, IN the latest approved style. Ofice
over william. NJ Cars Bookstore. Lansing June
25th 1854 Iy47S
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DOcToR n " NELSON

QSTE Surgeon L. 8 A y has commenced the prac-
tic5 % his profess on IN all its branches IN Ian
sing and surrounding country. O1lce and resi-
dence, Mich. Ave. near Middle Town Bridge 400
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
EDGAR HOUSE.

HUDSON. Proprietor Lansing. Michigan, opp
site tho capitol ballling. General stage ON
kept IN connection with tho House 469
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y. VAN KEUREN.

MASON and Builder Lansing, Michigan Keeps
constantly On hand aud for sale Grand Rapids
Lime stucco, and Water Lime. Ofiice at K. Booth
royl Co Store. 1y 46S
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TREATY for thc tral settlement or thc claims o. Sic
Hudson i-4y ana fusct's sound Agricultural Com
F-l.cs between lle luitel States ol Amerlca ana
Her RfltUrir MAC concluded July J. ls61. rat
i1ci by tlo United states. March - 1904. ratircx-
tons exchanged March s. l>C4 Yro, aimel by the
President ~ tac United Siaies March 5 lstl
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F.r tls u-rnoss u comfortably estab- --s-.-s tl=
k1Aar.a t-.5e % Ia-i-ls upol tl- ans = b. g.
g-e- to tLeu u sev--ztF. the ag=r- ~ SAD t-t-
uuo1 The rat1c4ticn q tbs treaty shall ca1se . BE-
erecte- for each head O. fanny s-t-o-s cEe-l-s-
house % Dc paid ,1r olt q the 1r-i 91sys due So
l1t-a-s, 21i -0t oiEe-Eiss app-oqriate1-
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
IL. r. HALEY.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician AMI Surgeon Lansing.
Mich once on Washington Avenue over llger
soils store. Special attention given 70 chronic
complaints, and female diseases. lyis7
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IL. THAXER.

ATTORNEY AMI Counselor AZ Law and Solicitor in
Chsneery, and Circuit Court Commissioner, vii
lianst0a, InEAam County, Mich. 432
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DART q WILEY.

ATTORNEYS, Counsslors and sl.citors. Lansing
Michigan Prompt attention ciyen t0 Collections
Payment u Taxes, and Investigation OF Land Titles
X q. DART l. tl3 u. WILET.
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READ WHO SAYS 500

Church, y j., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia.
have known HootAnd German Btters faVOrably
Tor number of years. have used them IN my own
family aud have been pleased with their effects
that Twas induced 20 recommend them to many 9th
ers and know that they have operated IN strikingy
beneficial manner. | take pleasure IN thus publicly
pr0ciaimiug this fact. and calling the attention Oi
those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended tD these Bitters, knowing from eX
perence that my recommendation viii bee sustained
do this more checrfIliy as H1ohand Bttcrs are DO
tended O. benefit the afflicted. and il d" not rum
drink Yours truly,
LEVI T. BECK
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.
w h sEwAED, Secretary cfSu..

CONVENTION between theUnited States OF America snd
the ReQlbhc C Per-. Concluded 81 Lima D-csnibe
q. 1852. ratified bY the President q ths United
states. February -. 1913. exchanged AZ ina
April p. 1854. prociameI y the President Of the
United States. Nay 19 1855
BY rHE PREsI0ENT OF IEE VSTTED STATS oF AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION
Haereds, Convention between the United States of
America And The Republic Of Peru was concluded and
signed ty thsr respective Fla1pctanti1rias az tie
city Of Lia OF the twentieth day OF December II the
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LONGYEAR s RURTCm.
HORATIO PRATT.

LAW Chancery ani Collecting Business, Lansing
Michigan Oflce over the Second National Bank
y IoNGYEAR 6O3 T. d. =. BCRrCn
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ALIllloNAl ARTICLE O. tie treaty for the suppress
81 30 ot f.e Afrclr slave Ira .c between the Gifted
states oi America and Her Britannia Majesty Of
tie lA April. 1852. cllc'llci February II. 1868
ratified hv tie Juitel states. March 3 1858 rata
c1ta ns X.aausei, Apri !. lse3. aul proclaimed by
the President ~ Tie United States Apr. - 1853
nY TIE rar.IuE>T OBJ rIE UNITED srAri- ~ AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION
Wtcreas $40 additional article O. tile treaty ror tic
suppress ll oi The African slave trade between the
United states of America AID Her Britannia Majesty
o. tie 7lh nc April ls62 was concluded un3 signed at
Washington 1y ih-ir respective p.euip0teniiaries OF
The lIt y g February ls63. wh ch al -.ltona artl-
ce i. Nlrt --r M-r. as fyl.ws.-
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ADDITIONAL ARTll LES

10 ne General Convention Y friendship, Commerce
and Navigation, concluded At Washington on "a,
twenty sixth DAY ~ April 1876, between the Cnitel
States OF America and His Majesty the King u Den
marx.
The United states Of America and bis Majesty th'
King Of Denmark, wishing o. favor their mutual com
Penipoteutares, being duly empowered Tor that pur
pose have agreed upon the following additional arti
cles 10 the General Convention oi Friendship, Com
mcrce, and Navigation concluded at Washington OF
the twentysixth day u April, 1896 between the con
tractlnI narfl-
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}. y. COWLEs.

HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED As AUCrONEER.
t0ulsrs his services % the public IN that capacity
He j. authorized o sell property az auction IN auy
part % the state Persons desrous Of selling prop
crty AZ auction. can do so only by employing an
slcticrser. duly licensed ty ne Un4ed States The
undersigned may De- found At all seasonable hours
a. his c'hce Ia Cowics' Block. Washington Avenue
lansing. Charges reasonable. 4gSvl
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WILLIAM H SEWARD, Se,raayy Of Sat

CONVENTION between the United States of America
and the Republic Of Peru. Concluded al Lima
January 10. 1853 ratified by the Presi Gent of the
United States. February u, 1868. exchanged Al
Lima April Is, 1868, proclaimed 10y the Prcs.icat
of the United states, May 10, 1868
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Successors 10 c. N. Jackson Co ,Prsprieiors
t9- For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
town IN ne Iaited States 4s2y1
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From Rev J Newton Brown. y. D.. Editor Of the In
cyclopeda Of Religious knowledge and the Chris
tan Chronicle Philadelphia
Although not disposed % favor or recommend Pat
eut Medicines in general through distrust OF their
ingredients ana effects yet l know Of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify 10 the benefits
he believes himself % have received from any simple
preparation Ia the hope that he may thus contribute
/ to the benefit u others.
30 this the more readily in regard to Hoodand 5
German Btters. prcpJcd by Or. Z. VI Jackson, of
this CITY. because ! prejudiced against them for
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture l am Indebted 70 my
friend Robert shoemaker. Esq, for the removal VI
this prejudice by proper tests anu for encouragement
% Try them whom suffering from great and long con
tnuet debility. The use Of three bottles Of these
biters NJ the beginning Of the present year fol-
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO degree
Of bodily and mental viror which had not felt for
SIX months before and hal almost despaired Of re
gaining / therefore thank God aud my friend for
| directing mo 70 uso them
NEWTnN puOWN
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Large SIZE, (holding nearly double Quanriy)
81 90 per B0ttie-hslf doz IS 90
Small siZe-75 cents per Bottle-hah doz 81 90
Beware of COunterfeits.
See that the signature Of s. c Z. JACKSON 80 Is OF
the Wrapper on each bottle.
should your nearest Druggist not have the article
do not be put OF by any Of the intoxicating prepara
tons that may be offered in Its place but send TO Us
and we vii forward, securely packed by express.
Principal Once and Mandatory, No. 63l Arch
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Notices 20 Loca. Column charged al ten cents PER
line for the FIRST Insertion, and six cents per line f0r
each subsequent Insertion but no notice Inserted for
less than seventy FIVE cents.
Cards ia B1siaess Directory, q six lines OF iess
6 per year
changes
s.srhs Yearly rates apply o. regular and ordinary
b1sness Advertisements only. AL others charged
bv the square
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Chr State Republican :
FrhL5hsD -N-Hi WEDNESDAY AykH4AH. II
TOHN 4. KERR ~ CO.,
I'd vHox AL srsiSEss CONCENTRATIONS SHOULD
% ADDREs-ED
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ::
srisHzD rvEzY WEDNESDAY MORNING, Br

one COPY year .............-........-.$z 90
PAY ALWAYS ~ ADVANCE.
SeCab rates. but subscriptions received Tor less
time than one year al the above rate
ss-Job Work promptly and neatly executed. ia
orders fof Printing and Blndiag Of every descrlp-
AN are solicited. IT. connection with the Bin -ery
~ facilities " tlis Establishment are unequalef
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J NEWTON BROWN. Phlla.


FrOm the Rev JOS H. Renard Pastor OF the lOth
Baptist Church.
Dr jackson. Dear SRI have been frequently re
Questei % connect my name lth Communications
of different kinds ~ medicines bat regarding the
practice as out OF my appropriate sphere. have in
all cases declined. but with clear proof IN various
instances and particularly IN my family. cf the
tuilucss of D. Hooflnds German Bttcrs I depart for
once from my usual course. 70 express my fgll
victon that for general debility Of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint 10 is a safe ami vaiu-
abc preparation. In some cases 10 may fail; but
usually I doubt not. it VIII Dc very beneficial t.
those who suffer from the above cause.
Yours. very respectfully, J. kENARD,
Eighth below Coates Street. Philadelphia.
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From Rev Warren Randolph. Pastor OF the Baptist
Church. Germantown. Penn.
Dr. e. NJ Jackson. Dear Sir-Personal experience
enables me 90 say that / regard the German Bitters
prepared by you A most excellent medicine In
cases of severe cold and gencra debility have been
greatly benefited by the use Of the Bitters. and
doubt not they viii produce similar effects on others
Yours trlly. WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa.
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From Rev J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Heddng VI. F.
Church, Phl,a.
pr. Jackson. pcl- Sir-laving used your German
Bitters iu my family frequently, l am prepared 90
say 10 has been II great service. I Believe that IN
most oi general debility OF the system 10 the
safest ani most valuable remedy Of which I have
any kuowle'sr Yours respectfully,
J H. TURNER.
" 7-6N Nineteenth street
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From the R.v. Thos. Winter. Pastor Il R1xborourh
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson. nclr SRI feel it due 20 your excel
lent preparation. Hroisuis German Biiters TO add
NY testimony o. ihc deserved reputation 10 has OBJ
tanned. I have Tor wears. ~ times. been troubled
with great disorder in my head and uerv01s system.
was advised by friend O. Try bottle n your Ger
nan Bitters. / LIt 50 and have experienced great
asd unexpected relief my health has been very
materially bcnfttsi. 7 confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar 10 nv own
and have been assured oy many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours T. WINTER.
RoxboTCUCh Pa.
From Rev J : Herman. u the German Reformed
Church RGtztown. BerSs County. Ia.
Dr. c. NJ Jackson. Respected Sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good Hl'fani's Bitters. am very much i'm
proved in health. after having taken FIVE bottles
Nulrs, with respect. = : SHERMAN.
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The respective C0nslls-Gcner.ll. C3rsuls Vicc-Con-
suls and mmercial Agents shall have the right as
such % sit judges and arhitrators such erences
as may arise. either at or IN port beween the
captain officers and crew of the vessels belonging 70
the nation whose interests are committed to their
charge particularly in reference to the adjustment Of
wages and the execution Of contracts. without the
interference Of the local authorities unless the con
duct OF the and Of the officers OF u the cap
tans should disturb the order OF anqsiity Of tie
country.
Il Is however understood that this species OF judg
neut or arbitration shall not deprive the c0nentiug
parties of the ght they have 20 resort their re
turn, to the judicial authority Of their country.
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Jrn-- states shall have become satisfied that a.,
A-it- being males ard heads @ ftrllies Wt1 n.a.
-' a--ees -uer Tie provision ~ the foregoing 4rt
Gre .-e s-ii-ie-ty -nt- geut ans prudent T. control
---r ai-rs and interests De may 80 The requests a.
s-- is- as cA-se tlr and severaAy hell oy tLeui
I" -- r-f yr- O. t--m lg patent D. ZEE s.l-Glc "a Ill
Fl--r u A-.nAiiIr ll- may a. the same time cause
Z ca il-- - t-e-- ll 4sh. la tie bol-s u III.
t-.ri >i-lr-, i-ar proportion ID. tie c-,l value 0t
y. .i--.-s '- t-t tribe. principal AMI Interest t4
-s-- ia if--i DE t-- Jl.ltl States al1 also 4s lie
same -aay te received thc.r proportion " a.. l-
c--s reg the sale o. lands "a Ter the provisions of ts
N1ai- A-- o. >-t- patents beng ISSUED. an such
pay i-rti of-rrc O. le malc ty the President such
.-lIeIr-t persons shall cease On be members Il said
-r --- s-- nle -4-iZels 20 tie lriteI states.
az lArr afier tLe an patented 81 them shall De-,
.1-, T. -rFri ia1atl.n. anu sale - Ike manner
Ni-n t-' property - utlsr citizens Prartfef Tla-
se niA>-as aty such application O. the Pres dent
s.' '- Al PAT l open court. "a the district court
. t-e lllt-i states t1r the district ~ Kansas an
maze ie same PROOF -ad taSe the same oath u ale
.r a. s provides by las fCr TIE nas1ral.kst.ou o.
ana slail aso make PROOF - tie sat sfacii1a
p s.- ---rt, taat t1ey sufficiently intelligent ana
i--rat O. control t1eir affairs a1d interests. th.t
--fs nave adopted The habits of CIVILIZED i.- aad
a'e been able l. support. for al least I've wears
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Tne arbitrator CT umpire being appointed the com
n ssouers shall, without delay proceed To examine
and detrmne the claims specified 10 the lrst article.
sni shall hear L required. one person ia behalf OF
each government c1 each separate claim. Zach
government shall furnish 81 the request @, either ot
the comm toners tie papers "a lis possess which
may bs important 10 tie just determination Ct fsry r.
the claims referred.