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~ Doors open ss 1-turtAin rises y before8. .
Production Of the brilliant modern Comedy in thfee
.cts ofi9i9auI written b. Charles 4syler, ,Esq, ex
principal cites Of the union w iii Immense success,
au1 nov RECONSTRUCTED to meet The cos.aral ll1ues
o. hs dAy,"' entitled
TALKING THE CHAN0ES
ACCORDING To THE CONSTITUTION.
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GRAND 1ALA VKEEki
Tkttl rsffutmsnoa ot Timed tnnsnto drama, qf!g
Aiy rtodpte ID PsI!s vis Eteat succens aid plated
In III &hs tsptloA Of kufopp.. ,.u44
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UNsAW tjk VaaNt 70 canetnla With ntst time, .i.s
et,n,eiy III Two aci1 entitled THE TOpplRs.
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Tho following II the order Of axost!scs for the
nscegsary 10 chan2u some portions OF II hut II 30
dnu notee will te Etvcn through the newspaPers:
MONDAY, September sd-pEominn, el0J for
milo heals, best thrss In avc, !n baro karnsss.
q. W, Dimmick, nauuus >. {. B1aa 1t3ch.
4. Crooka, uAnoos. 4. z. aeaoo: .;
i. Chauplln. nAmat c. &. Mcclellan.
TurspAx, September 4h-proulum &, ,oo0, ffot
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IRON bALE-1xota on Knnkhkco and
NYsiek avenues, Al ~ per fpot-vaty ohoAp, n.!,
ThlFt aTa aeh 7e:.:.tl!se tA on lAahnA aRsa FFa|'
Alsa ID lots o htstast, toutt OF Twenty 'secondss,
Also o01hO0 hist On West MAdiAonAt, It bAt4siit.
ty6Yo miles noyth OF ChinaKo stoyy brick house
md tpacions groundA, well lmGsnyed. me ,,,,,..a ra
pd4{n.g9d ARngd FL H1oc9 II" eAss " 'o''" nSlI
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Philadelphia Market.

MEN UELE1N8, SEptEMbet I.
Cor1o4-Drooplng. Sales Of Its bales low mlddlIn
at I2a31c- ReccIpts-250 bales.
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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

DENTAL NOTICE.---Be about to make q
professional tour to the towns and settlements mp the
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those ofy
patrons who arein need of Dental Operations any char
acter 1.-The fact, that they mly have an opportunity
to avail themselves of my services before my departure
If 80 desired. will leave about the Goth of March, and
return to this place to my practice. about the
18th of June. f2Tf1 j. w. GURLEY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

Col. CoPpINGER's company, of the
18th U. S. Infantry, will soon be or
dered from Fort Dales to Fort Boise.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

Wasco Lodge, No. 10, A. f. 81 a. M.---
Holds its stated Communications on the Frft and Third
Mondays of each month"; ut their hall, in Dalles City
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. Pore, Secy. By order of the W. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 70, 1866.

On Saturday last, Wells, Fargo &
Co. brought down $50, 1000 in treasure.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

DR. DUNCAN will deliver the seventh
Lecture of the course, at the Congre'
gational Church, this evening.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

REMEMBER the auction sale at Mr..
Franks, on Main street, this morning.
Bargains may be expected
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

Columbia Lodge, No. 5, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, in Gates
Hail. of Second and Court Streets Brothers in
good standing invited to attend. BY order. N.G.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

SPoRT.-Quits spirited foot>race
came off yesterday morning on Second
street.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

addressed TO N. IL. Gates, or this city,
by gentleman residing on the Cam
yon City road, in which it is stated
that the people of Canyon City, exas-
perated at the repeated and long con.
tinued outrages of the Snake Indians,
have raised fund, and offer bounty
of $50 for scalps. 1t is urged that the
people of the Dalles ought to take
similar action if they wish ever to
render this important tributary to
their prosperity road which can be
Travelled in safety. This is q harsh
and barbarous mode Of procedure,
but if it is the only way which can be
devised to remedy the existing evil,
the value of white life, and the impor'
tance of civilized respect for the
rights Of property are not to be weigh
ed against the determination of
murderous, predatory horde of red.
skins. The letter further states that
fresh outrages are becoming more and
more frequent, and that plenty of par
ties are willing to risk their lives to
secure these bounties, and rid the
country of these pests.
The MINING BUREAU.-We find in
the National Intelhgencer the follow
ing, which we commend to all persons
having it in their power to contribute
specimens. A collection of this ma
ture, properly labelled, accessible to
everybody who visits our National
Capital, will not only be an invalua-
BILE and interesting museum of itself,
but will be q most substantial expo.
nent of the wealth of our country to
the representatives of other nations:
The Secretary of the Interior has
prepared circular, addressed to all
the mining companies of the gold and
silver mining companies of the West,
requesting them TO present specimens
from their mines of all the various
ores. Within two years, it is the
opinion of the Secretary, we will thus
have at the Patent Office the richest
and most varied and instructive cab,
net of precious ores that exists any
where in the world. This measure is
Introductory to the establishment of
a Bureau of Mining and Minerals,
which the Western mining interests
require.
TuE NEws.-It will be seen by q
telegram in to.day's issue, that the
U. S. Senate has passed the Civil
Rights Bill over the Presidents veto
A bill has passed both Houses of
Congress, granting the right of way
to the Cascade Railroad Company
over the military reserve, at the Cas-
cades, Washington Territory.
1t is estimated that under existing
orders, nearly, if not al, of the voun.
teer force of the Government will, be
mustered out by the lst of May next.
+ The Victorians are having little
scare over Fenianism.
A POLITICAL OLA PoDRIDA.-The
eastern dispatches contain the follow
ing. When such heterogeneous ele.
nents combine, spoils, not principles,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

We noticed Capt. Borand, of the
1st Oregon Inf, in town last night.
His company will arrive from Five
Mile creek to-day, where they camp
ed last night, and will soon be mus,
tered out of the service at this place.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

MAJOR BLAKE, late of Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express and Major Robinson,
an experienced assayer, left the Dalles
on Saturday last, for the Suswap
country. These gentleman 60 to su-
perintend the working of silver
lode lately discovered there, and for
which the British Columbia Gold and
Silver Mining Company was recently
organized in Portland.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

Hon. J. D. FAY, Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress, addressed large
meeting at the Court House last even
ing on the political issues of the day.
Mr.. Fay is good speaker, and prom.
ises to make lively canvass. He
was followed by Mr.. Barnum, of Union
county, who made brief speech.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

THE Herald is anxious to know why
The MoUNTAINEER does not hoist the
Union State ticket. We will state
for your benefit that the MoUNTAlNEER
belongs to no party or clique but its
advertising columns are open at all
times to both parties, where they can
have their tickets published as other
advertisements.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

THE old council held their last
meeting yesterday evening, and all
the new municipal officers took their
oaths of Office and qualified. Mayor
N. III. Gates, in few brief remarks,
thanked the old council and city off,
GERS for the gentlemanly and prompt
manner in which they had performed
their several duties, and the old coun'
Gil returned vote of thanks to Col.
Gates, whom the meeting adjourned.
The new council meets again on
next Thursday night at 7 p m.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

y FiRz.-On Sunday last, at about 2
o'clock, an alarm of fire was given, oe,
casioned by the burning of tempor
rary kitchen attachedtoth the residence
of Judge Wilson, on tho bluff. The
whole fire department was out prompt.
ly; but, owing TO the great distance
and the advanced stage of the fire be-
fore it was known in town, the "boys"
did not reach the spot till the fire had
nearly exhausted itself by entirely
consuming that part of the house in
which it originated. Fortunately
there was strong wind which aided
the efforts made to save the main
building. Judge Wilson saved his
house by determinedly standing up to
and Sighting the fire, and we regret to
have to add that in consequence his
face is badly burned, so much so, that
it is an entire blister. .a -
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10

A POLITICAL OLA PoDRIDA.-The
eastern dispatches contain the follow
ing. When such heterogeneous ele.
nents combine, spoils, not principles,
are the object.
A National johnson Club has been or
ganized, with Montgomery Bairas President,
Charles Mason as Secretary, James Gordon
Bennett, Ward III. Lamon, Cornelius Wen.
dell, John F. Goye, editor of the Intelligen-
Ger, and James Hughes, as the executive
committee and among the Vice Presidents, ;
one being from each State, are James W.
Dawer, California; Blank Puett, Nevada; J.
w. Nesmith Oregon Dean Richmond New
York Asa Parker, Penn, Senator Seulbury,
Delaware John P. Stockton, New Jersey /;
James Guthrie, Kentucky; Augustus g.
Dodge, Iowa Robert Mcclellan, Michigan |;
Alex. H. Stewart, Virginia Senator Norton,
Minnesota David Todd, Ohio James L. Orr,
South Carolina Marcus ]. Parrot, Kansas.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
GALE OF SPADES, sHovELs, &c.
GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
~ CAVALRY DEPOT, oIEsBoRo, DC
GUANTANAMO 0ESlnAL's oPYieE,
fIRsr DIyIsIoH.

WAsHrH0roE, ID u, April IL, 1870 J.
By order Of the onnrermaster General there will be
.od on The premises at pubc auetIon under the al
rectjon OF Csptain George T. Browniug, A. O. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY May IS, lsee at II O'Clock N the fol.
loNing. +. .described public property, 10 wit;
ONE ~ STEAM 0RINDfN0 AND FRED MILL,
frame with mAssvs granite undaonsl 20 by sofest
with coal hay, and engine houses attached, all
strueed OF very best material and In the most sub
Also, at the time and place, the maehinsry and
nNE N RN1iNE an IN HORSE POWER
with cylinder Of twenty two oar inches diameter and
twenty -four (2 inches stroke, set upon heavy east:
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL

VNHE ARMY AND NAVY JoOhNAL
Among the valuable matter contained in these vol
umes aud In the weekly issue Of the JouRHAL may be
l. A weekly record Of Military Movements through
out the held OF war.
Q The onleiai Reports Of Army and Navy Command
sTs, aud OF Government Departments and Bureaus.
full Gazette Of Changes In the personnel OF the
asilcSs cf new Inventions relating to the art Of
Full and constant eorrsspondsnee from the Ablest
oes Of the two services tho professional quesops
OF the bOuT; suggestions Of changes and improvement
discussions Of military LubJesI. ,,,,
0. An extended and thorough discussion OF ihe iron
elHd question, with the oniclAl reports thereon ..
7, Editorial eritieisms aud observations, and erih'
eisms on current literature,
Notices Of the progress in military science In Tor
siHp countries; Of foreign military literature Invention
o. IustTuetIona 10 spoudsn in tactical matters,
10 In hne, complete record OF everything relating
to the late war and TO the general progress OF ntAry
science,
The Indexes 10 these volumes, embracing references
TO over three thousand articles are carefully prepared
and add greatly TO the yAus Of the work.
The AMY AND NAVY JOURNAL obviously enjoys Ia
ees for accurate Information, not only OF events In
the late campaigns but AlsO of the spirit and opinions
Of the Army, which oher Newspaper could bo eh'
peeted obtain has therefore been able to give 10
Ia weekly record OF military movements something Of
| the dignity aud verify Of history:
In It's department Of rTesPoudeuee a. we'll A. In Its
Editorial pages many ideas have been nrht suggested
which have since become laws or usAges to the bsnent
| OF the Army and navy.
| The ARAI AND NAVY JorRHAL 10 Published weekly,
year Single sOPiCs may BE- Cs,.i1sd q news
| men generally. W. GAZE CHURCH,
once No. 80 Park Row, New York.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

The National Express Company, Of which
the rebel Gen. Joe Johnston is president which was
TO have mOnopolired the express business Of the
country has had to make another call its stock.
holders for IS . share to dsfray expenses.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
VIZ HON son
w. IusTIoR OF THE PEACE,

'IoiIcE MAdisTRATR AND HoTkRi PUBLIC,
No. AL, wHar sIDE RIdHrH sTREur, BIrwRRH ASD \,
....I = -. WAsHnaroE, D, O,
Hours Of AttendAnes this bmOS every day sundAys
excepted, from 10 .. N 70 o'clock p. N.
AeknaWledg msata Of Deeds taken. oAtha Adminis-
tered Civil Warrants issued. Dspositions, AmdSSiis
and ceTtiheGtes prepared. .I' 40 ... J..
Accounts len Tor collection will be placed In the
hands of punotuAl and responsible agents and oeert
yais Consul!alioRs on omsiAl Business durag the
Ahoya named hours nd .'II L. r-|..n my6-Stt
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
4 NEW ILLUSTRATED PAPER i!

A NEW lLLosIhArED fAfEh II
Tue undsrsigpsd have the pleasure Of announcing
that on the 9TH Of June they will Issue the Ant number
Of . New illustrated Journal, to be called
=. "'THR MIRROR OF THE TIMES -
Though there already large pAmbel Of periodI.
cal publications Of the hind We propose 10 issus aud
there h therefore no ResitNs necessity for the estsb
lishnsnt Of knU,hsT, still We intend 70 nl vacancy In
this connection which has long been fel TO tho injury
Of many nsrltorioua sheets,
10 impossible at the present time 10 obtain any
paper Of tho least merit for eSs than three dollars per
aunum, add an illustrated one for not less than four
dollars Oar intanrsai is therefore, TO ssue Journal
Of the came siss as "iIarper'S " or"PTaok LsGlies
the ooatents Of which shall be equal to theirs In merit
aud TO charge but half Of their price, namely, two dol.
lars per year. We shall aim to present weekly his
tory Of pkssnE events illustrated by wood cuts In the
highest style OF the art and with Original
Novels, RomAhees, Tales Adventures, Concise BiOgTA
phiss, LaughRb'S Anecdotes, Wit, HumoT, squbs In
init ,ble caE'SAturss, Literary, Personal and Scientific
Items, etc., etc,
Ia thus charging small sum for their paper, the
publishers Of the Mirror Of the Timss expect to be
rewarded with q subscription list which shall amply
renupsras them for their necessary outlay Of both
"aind and NATTER
Subscription price for one year, o. 90.
II" - EG months, VI 2R
No free copies. No AdVeTtiseh entE ipssTtCd,
Address all subserp puOns aud editorial mater to
W. g. SANDF0RD L CO,
my7.RdSltW publishers, Boston, hAks,
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

SuPRExR CouRr or THE DIsrRIcr OF CoLuN-
sA,--Ys'tsrday the argument in the sa's Of Geo
Msttnsly sgains. ,----- Eye, appeal from the Cir
cult Court Of this District, was commenced. Msssrs
Phillips and Coz for plaintiff Brsdley and I. L.
johnson for defence. a.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

EDW ARD YCETT, ,....
IN BooK-BIkDER ARD PAPKR-kULIR,
Ee IN PsnnsylyAnia AvsRas between TsntA ahd Ksy-
49, = snth streets, sopth sids /, 4 ..--,ys =
tBooks elegantly or plaiuly bound. fsriedisah and
NsWsPapsFs carefully attended " r. 'HE W
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

UsrADNe LovKLrsxss belongs only To the
immortAis, but whosvsr us-s the fragrant sosodopt
can a, least defy time 70 ipjurs one ofths elements
Of beauty, Q good set Of tseth. rr. DO. ...
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

shs sit.rstisn w bs Alssgsrdr IN sens Of our
city banks short time sihe. of thee netss
presented sSd .sespssd ,h. t.II,t not discovering
the maud until soins tims sftstsafds. ia
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

The Cholera az New York Quarantine.
New YoRk, May 1l.-one now case Of cholera
appeared at quarantine today. No deaths. There
are hfty patients In the hospital.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

rCscys AND MssAoEsn, ,AG Gardner, Hem.
mihss b o.. American eircas, combined with Van
Amburshs 4 cerssrsst nsnss.fie,is to be sI-
hibltsd si the fool Of Sixth street Nay 2isi 2ad,
Esd, and zith, 70 the sdmiriug erovda Tho circus
company oomprissas host of eonie. gympsssio, and
so-forthA talent, and the animals srs much more
nsrcs and Interesting than the wild beasts with
which Thsd. Stevens fought at Rphssus.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

PnsEs will be exchanged for currency at
the REPUBLIcAs counter. ... ry.gaa.I ... II
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

VIZ MED "A OoLORED GIRL
wv xishss III, uasion q sutss or shAmbsImaid Ap:
stfssL sa&hsH myasM~
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

IxrERcHAsgs or ConLfnxSTs.--Y Yesterday
Mr.. Koch. Of Military Hall. in D direct between
Ninth and Tenth streets sntsrtaiasd the menbsrv
of frsnllin fnsins conpsny With ssub-tsntiair ~.
past in confederation Of their splendid sxsrtionsin
.1tinstishias tbs Are which dsitroysd ths rontins
r.,tapraab two doors from Military Han, yesterday
morning. Last evening ihs Franklin boys waited
upon Mr.. Koch With band of musio and ssre-
nsdsd him very handsomely. The Rrsnklins were
invited into Military Hall By Mr.. K and psr.ook
Of eollation prepared In his best style. arI-f
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

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devoted 70 the support Of the
NATIONAL ADMINS
Containing bssdss EditOhsis the leading topics Of
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from the several Departments OF the ooysnmsst the
MOST RELIABLE REPORTS
Of the proceedings Of the two Houses Of Congress- and
the suprsns Court Of the United States, and
the Court Of Claims.
ALSO.
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rHAaosr
RELIABLK AND LATEST REPORTS
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and from every important source whence news
somos-Forsign and Domestic.
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Will always bs furnished with an 81
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Ae.. 10, he.
THE REPUBLICAN
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VI the Rebellion January, 1885, and n II has nos been
the Ablest has been earnest aud sincere In Its sup
port OF Abraham Lincoln and his War Policy, Rmanei.
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inside the Federal lines. Taking that ground, then,
aud nndng Andrew Johnson standing hrmy In defence
VI the principles we have no other duty TO per
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and permanently put downl ed. '...
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The national Republican., 1866-05-12

NORroLk. May li.--Lats yssterdsy afternoon
the grand jury fths United States Circuit Court
In session hsrs brought In true bill Of indictment
against JEFF Davis for treason, and adjourned until
the nrst Tuesday In june, 10 meet In Richmond.
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
BYTELEGRA APH
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The National Republican.
IEFF. DAVIS INDICTED FoR TREASON
The Failure of Bayne g Co
Tse cholefis. IN New. HYerii CIty.
r sE MA rK u T 3 !.

Indictment OF JeR. Davis for Treason-Triai
70 be Held IN tfchnaond NEXT month. .
BALrironr, May l1.-Yestsrday Jefferson Davis
va. indicted for treason against the United States
By the grand jury In session NJ Norfolk. The trial
Of the prisoner, It'll supposed, will take place in
June. q. - or ... t,r.r. .vnaLg g....
DR.. Bigsiow, Of Alexandria, one Of the members
Of the grand jury who rssohsd Baltimore this
morning. sayt tho statement that Mr.. ,. Gilling-
han, the foreman Of the grand jury. declined ssrv
ing as . member Of that body upon hearing the
opening charge Of Jddgs Underwood, 10 incorrect.
Mr.. aillinsham had never served on jury before,
and simply requested 10 be excused from serving
s foreman, stating ashs reason that be was afraid
he was not oompstont al that position. He made
no objection whstsver to serving /. a member Of
the Jury,
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
H U D son T A Y L o R ,

BooKsRLLBR AND STATIoNKR,
SS4 PsnnsylyAnA avenue doors west Of hiAh street
WAsHIE0IoH cITI,
All the new books Of the age rSeSiysd immsAatsly
upon issue from prsss and for sale at Pnblishsrs
phees =, ~
grades and VGristy Al the loWs.t New York prices.
ank BoOkS Of all styles hand, and made 70 order
Visiting Cards printed. Gad plates engraved In the
latest fashion.
An Medical Books Supplied 4 PSslisAsrs' rates. 4,
The national Republican., 1866-05-12

LooS OUT FOR TuxL-Within the past few
days IL has been discovered that ave dollar national
bank notes. altered 10 hftiss are in circulation On
the face Of the note the word Aty appears in sev.
SrSi places and u Is Wsil calculated 70 dsosivs uus
lsss Il 10 examined. BY examining the FsysEss slds
The national Republican., 1866-05-12
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUE.

THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
The following is the list Of officers and
platform Of principles Of the UNos NATIONAL
CLUB Of Washington, D. o; 3. .. ...-,r .,,.a
omesrs OF the National Union Club.
.ra.t- o. PRESIDENT. ..... ..... .
Hon. ALEX. w. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hon. DANIEL g. MORTON, OF Minnesota.
Hon. A. J. KUYKBNDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. WIN. Y. JOHNSTON, Of PennsylvaniA
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sAM'L B, LAUFFER, of. Psnusyivsnia
# nnLEl coRRssPosDtSo sRcaHrARr.
]. D. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee.
TREASURER.
O. T. RIrrENH0UsE, president National Bank
Of Commerce. and Of the nrm Of Rlttsnhouss,
Fowler D Coz ''..'
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Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. THOMAS N. srILwELL, Of Indians "'
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Daeotah. .....
Honea conviction % my eosrags: tAs Cons,i infiop
is my guide; and in Is people % my Jaith.-As.
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