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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1866-09-29
Inclined TO BE QUARREL
SOME

THERE was once slim-built fellow,
rich as Jew, riding along q highway
in the State of Georgia, when he over
took man driving drove of hogs, by
the help of a big raw-boned six-foot-
two specimen of humanity. Stopping
the last-named individual, he accostcd
him:
81 say, are those your hogs ?"
"No, sir; am at work by the
month";"
"What pay might you be getting, my
friend?"
"Ten dollars month and whiskey
thrown in," was the reply.
"Well, look here! Pm a weak, little
inoffensive man, and people are apt to
impose upon me, dye see. Now I'll
give you twenty-five dollars a month
to ride along with me and protect me-"
said Mr.. Gardner. But" he added, as
a thought struck him, chow might you
be on the fight"
"Never been licked in my life," re-
joined the six-footcr.
Uuot lllt Iltll l. Wtils Id ~ % petiN
gain?" queried Gardner.
SiX-fOoter ruminated.
"Twenty-five dollars; double wages
nothing to do but ride around and
smash fellows mug occasionally,
when he is sassy"
Six-foOter accepted. They rode along,
till, just at night, they reached II village
inn. Gardner Immediately singled out
the biggest fellow in the room, and
picked Il fuss with him. After consid-
erabe promiscuous jawing, Gardner
turned to his fighting friend and intima-
ted that the whipping Of that man had
become sad necessity. SiX-footer peel
ed, went in, and came out first best.
The next night, at another hotel, tho
same scene was enacted, Gardner get
ting into Il row with the biggest man in
the place, and six-footer doing the fight
ing.
At last on the third day, they came
to ferry, kept by huge, double-fisted
man, who had never been licked in his
life. While crossing the river Gardner,
as usual, began to find fault and blow
The ferryman naturally got mad, threw
things around, and told him his opin-
ion of their kind. Gardner then turned
to his friend and very gently broke the
intelligence to him, " that he was sorry,
but it was absolutely necessary to thrash
the ferryman."
SiX-footer nodded his head, but said
nothing. 1t was plainly TO be seen that
he did not relish the job by the way he
shrugged his shoulders; but there was no
help for it. SO when they reached the
shore, both stripped, and at it they
went. Up and down the bank, over the
sand, into the water, they fought,
scratched, gouged, bit, and rolled, till
at the end of an hour the ferrYman
gave in. Six-footer was triumphant,
but ii had been rough work. Going up
to his employer, he scratched his head
for moment and then broke forth;
"Look here, Mr.. Gardner, your SAL
airy sets mighty well, but Pm of tho
opinion that you're inclined to be quar-
relsome. Here I've only been with you
three days, and Ive licked the three
biggest men in the country! / think
this firm had better dissolve, for you
see, Mr.. Gardner, l'm afraid you're In
clincd to be quarrolsome, and l reckon
pll draw"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1866-09-29

THIS small, small thing, you say is venonous,
Its bite deadly, though but II very pins prick.
Now ought death to he called Fairy
For he might creep in, look you, through key
hole, OLD PLAY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
Opinions Of the Press.

These Instruments are unequal ed for beauty tone and
duralil'ty.-N. Y HERALD
They without doubt superior to all Others ma In
this country.-N. Y. T muSE.
Every Item constiiuti. the PanoFOrte can be found
in these inst, umen's N. Y TINES III
Their splenli exterior AMI careful interior er,, ..
rpassed.-CIc AGO TRlRrNE I -n".. 800. =
Their ton" and touch supcrinrtO anything we ha %
seen WASHINGTON lHrELLrGENcER.
We can recommend them :. all our friends M y
sIrAI. REVIEW.
Ihe reGn alton OF those instrumentsis truly admi,
--CINCISG & ,zFTTE
They combine. with rich and powerful tone
most strength and power N. LEDGER .
We advise all our renders, wis'ln, n Piano Far,
secure one of these sapcrbanl popular strument.
TON JOURNAL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
Farm for sale

THE Subscriber will sell for cash, newly
- improved farm Of 100 acres, ali impro-
we'd within the last two Years, with n new
log house on 1t an! an orchard of 20 trees
and the whole ofit surrounded bv good post
and rail fence. with 100 acres improved and
good fence dividing the improved and an
improved lots. slso q good we'll and small
grove about re house. three ,S;er failing
springs on tie premises, and FIVE acres Of
timber on Root River.
The above property is situated a mile and
quarter cast o. Lime Springs, Forest City
TIP Howard Co. Iowa, and on the road from
Limo Springs to Foreston.
Title Guaranteed.
For fnr'h : particulars enquire Of subscr
he.. = o. address Lime Springs, Iowa.
RIVERS j. FOWLER
n3sv6tfl Dated Aug. 4 s65
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
TO THE CITIZENS
Howard County.

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that We have on hand one of the largest and
hest selected stocks Of goods ever brought
to DEBORAH: Consisting Of
Staple Drv Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry, Bao,s & Shoes, Clothing
Hats and Caps, No
tons,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and Cloak
Trimmings in endless variety
Blankets, Shawls,
&c &c.
In facb we have anything and everything
usually kept is a first class
Dry Goods
Store.
Our goods were bought in the NJ onth of Au-
gu,,hefnre the rise in goods which
enables us to sell lower than
chose possibly can who
purchased at -.
later date
We sell for cash. pay no rent. and
are contented Nth a
small !, pref
You will find our store the next door west
of Weiser Co.'S.
Bank.
Yours &c. BOLLES& WILSON,
n49vetD DEBORAH, Iowa.
Oct. 20, 1898,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
The Emporium
OF ~e
FASHION,!

vENHE undersigned arc just receiving di-
rec: from tn. Eastern Markets, a large
y and very desirable Stock Of
Drsss Trimmings Ribbons, Lrlies' Hcts q I'd
Ronnchs in great variety and nfthe la.
test styles: IooAs, Vs;ls Nub,as
Bonnet SILKS &c. &c. &c.
At their New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, all Of which!
they are prepared to sell at the
most reasonable rates.
C!oaks and Dresses Made on short notice
and in the --latest Styles.
Bonnctts Made, Trimmed, Whitencd and
repaired on reasonable terms.
1t is their purpose to keep the
late It Styles and Patterns in all
things pertaining to their trade.
Believing that trey can give az good bar
gains as can be bought wess Of Chicago
thsy would cordially invite their friends ana
,he Public generally to examine Goods and
prices before going from home to make their
Nov Oregon, Iowa, Oct. 5,1se5.
1& yI;sscs l.. & l.. CowAs,
sat2l Mill ers
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
Gents Furnishing Goods F.!
Also
Ready Made Czothmg

Ready Made Clothing
of the choicest selection. comprising: Coats
Vests Pants. Blouses. Busters, Overalls. &c.
which ! will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
an, also prepared q manufacture to or
der; to warrant hts in the latest style. and
on short notice. After ten years.. residence
in DEBORAH. no vouchers are needed t. as
sure the Public of MY capacity to do superi /,
or work and deal honestly with my patrons :
Jan, I, 1853 2. DUFFlN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
HIGHEST PREMIUM
AMERICAN WORLDS FAIR
XXI. OK Industry t. al Nst:oas.

lxi! q Industry t. al Nst.oas.
alter having received numerous GdM and
steer 1.edGis together with the Lyhos.
'eH'm'n f1A from almost every other si,-
nhgHishlHg sourco: and relying npoa tho
well tried ability oi Mr LiEiii i. use,r
whose sole management he en- ire ulanrr-s
timing department Is t" remain IS IT MAS
ALWAYS ntkS, they DO not hesitate to sric
il ther patronage, fee ing coniuer, Of IT, cir
@bl ~ to give Fer Get satisfaction in every
'csPect,
This EsrMoyI,lsnre from the ks!ss. rua.issi se!ssy-
ties vi tUkopE and ANsRICA q. Ia IN
;: ! II MBERG, vlErXTEMps,
- AhoS II, G. S,TrER,
f' Is, AID. hOFFMAN,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON w. ai,SOs
nr'bD I. hiSftLD Fl c. TfNM,
GEO. +. BRloTOW. JULIEN,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02

NEW CT OTHlNG STORE-Tho under
1 signcd having J.'st visited tn" Eastern
"a ties, has now on h,ud II III
A CHo:cE ASSORTMENT OF Goods rs
IL adapted to the season such As ILL.,
CLOTHS CASSINIERES. VEST
!NGS, IF the Late Patterns,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS
Of French: English and American Manufac-
ture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-01

! brands, for sale by JNO. S. KNOX, Jr.'
feb 19-lm NO III, Union s. j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

We, the undersigned Commissioners appoint
ey by the Legislature Of Virginia for the pur-
pose, do hereby give notice that an election will
be held on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of March, at
the following places viz:
No. 81 Prince street for 1st Ward.
Council Chamber g End Ward
Court House g 3rd Ward.
r. W. cor Prnceand Alfred sts for 4th Ward.
for 2 Aldermen and Members Of Common
Council for each Ward, for Mayor and also for the
following officers Of the Corporation: Guager OF
Casks, Inspector Of Domestic Spirits, Inspector
and Measurer of Wood and Bark. two Inspec-
tors Of Lumber, Superintendent Of Police, Col
ector of Taxes for the Northern District, Col
lector Of Taxes for the Southern district, Attor-
ney for the Corporation, two Assessors, Clerk Of
the Market Auditor Of Public Accounts, City
Surveyor, Chief Engineer of tho Fire Depart
1nent and Superintendent Of Gas:
First Ward Third Ward.
Benz r. Lambert ?. G. Uhler,
Geo w. Dearborn, Robt. Broclzett
Il. Hicks j.. NJ. French.
John Arnold, John H. Parrott:
VIM N. Brown Andrew J. Fleming,
Second Ward. Fourth Ward.
John r. Armstrong, W H. Mcknight,
Peter G Henderson, ". W: Harper.
Henry 1. Simpson. {: {. bradley:
Joseph Cawood, II. S. Martin.
feb 23-td COMMISSIONS
XXTILLIAM T. HENDERSON,
W GROCER, LIQUOR s
No. 1885, King ST., cor. Alfred,
Keeps constantly on handa large and we'll as
sorted stock Of
GROCERIEs AND LIQUORS.
Thankful for patronage received heretofore,
respectfully solicit continuance of same.
jan 29-tf
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LETTER FROM LoUDoUN COUNTY.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.]
LEEsBURG, Va, Feb. 26, lS66.--The usual
dullness Of the winter season has been aggrava-
ted by the high waters, which have prevented
intercourse with distant parts Of the county,
but within few days past, the weather having
become very fine, some have ventured to town,
and CLEAN a few items for you.
On Wednesday night the house of Mr.. John
Hixsou, on the mountain south OF Aide, was
burned A hired man had occasion to go up
stairs above the kitchen and used no light and
observed no indications OF q fire, but about II
o'clock the family was aroused, and the flames
had made such progess that they could not be
arrested. On Thursday, In broad day, the
Franklin Carter was burned while he was in
Middleburg I have not learned what is the
probable loss. Mr. Charles 81. Lee has sold
his farm, two miles east of Leesburg, called
'sElerslie, . to Mr. Flash, of Alabama, e
believe, for $4,000. Jonah Nichols sold 300
acres at the toll gate, on the Smokers Gap
road, for ST, 500 Itismountain land and with
out buildings or fences, and lies in Clarke coun-
ty. on the Blue Ridge Elder Farr has bought
farm. belonging formerly to the Clewes fami-
", for $50 per acre, it contains 100 acres and is
we'll improved. Its barn escaped the general
eonfagration in 1864.
Our people begin to breathe free again under
the Presidents policy; his position is almost
unanimously endorsed-some of the consistent
union men seeming best pleased.
Z It is Just at this time exceedingly cold, as my
cbirography usually so good J will show. |
think after little while our people will all be
ready for the tri-week]y Gazette, now expected
to be issued some time early in the spring.
ALIQUIS.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

EbUBLlC SALE or HALUABLE LAND.
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
Of December, 1865, in the suit Of Hunton vs.
sBastable, the undersigned, who were therein
appointed special Commissioners for that pur
pose, will on Friday 9th Of February, 1866,
offer for sale, on the premises, at public auction,
to the highest bidder TRACT or A hAND, u
Fauquier, and is the same land allotted to said
Bastable, in the partition between him and Jas.
y. Hunton. and contains byrecents survey $50 II
ACRES. This is one Of the very finest farms in
Piedmont, Virginia; isweH adapted to the. growth
of all cereals. and is unsurpassed IS Grazing
Farm. tt beautifully situated Oh both sides Of
Cedar Run, and is composed entirely of the first
and second bottoms of that stream. 1t lies
within half a mile Of the Warrenton junction,
on the 0. & A. r. r. Ithas upon it a very
VALUABLE MILL, fitted for grinding corn,
and which might, with a small outlay, be made
one Of the finest Touring mills in the county
also, a first class SAW MILL, in good repair.
The DWELLING HOUSE is comfortable, sESSs
but small. James j. Hunton. esq, who lives A%:I
on thepremises, will take pleasure in showing it
to persons desirouS to purchase 1t is believed
that no opportunity for a good investment, equal
to this, has for q long time been offered to the
public.
Terms of Sale :-One-fourth Of the purchase
money will be required in cash on the day OF
sale. The balance in one, two, and three equal
Of sale. The title to the land will be withheld
as a security for deferred payments, and the land
will be resold by order Of Court, upon failure to
pay any one of deferred payments.
B. H. SHACKELFORD.
EPPA HUNTON.
Fauquier CO., de 22-dtd Commissioners.
2. S.-The abovesalei is postponed till Friday
the 23d day of March, 1866.
J. ! F. observation-disclosures.
feb 15-ata E: :: +: + ; Commissioners.
L. Formerly of j. H McVeigh & Son,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WITH
J. G. BAUGHER & co.
LIQUOR M ER G II A n rs,
No. 33, south Charles St.,
BALTIMORE.
Importers of WINES, BRANDIES- and
LIQUORS generally, dealers in WHISTLES
Particular attention paid to old Whiskies, of
which they have always large stock on hand'
varying from four to ten years Old:
Orders for stock on hand or for direct lmpor-
tation will have prompt attention.; o
j. c.. BAUGHER 6 CO.,
No. 33, South Charles ST.,
90 l8-tf Baltimore Md.
7V7HE PAKTN ERSHiP AEREIU FORE hA-
isting under the name of ROBERTS &
HUNl, Is THIS day ClssoAVed py InuCtt''l coHoelC'
Those indebted to the late firm will please settle
their accounts without further delay, and those
having claims will present them for settlement
to either Of the subscribers.
ROBT. F. ROBERTS.
ian 31-d7m EDMUND HUNT
FUvHE MILLING BUSINESS, AS CARRIED
on by the late firm Of Roberts & Hunt WI
hereafter be conducted by ED M UND HUM.
Old Customers promptly supplied and patronage
solicited. EDMONO hO l..
jan 31-dlm
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The Petersburg Index says The Presi-

The Petersburg Index says THE Presl-
dent on Thursday last, usurped one OF the pre-
negatives @ We Of the learned universities, 70 the
great great delight Of ali respectable syople. Ho con
ferrea the degreed Of ID. d. upon Forney.
Not that he declared that most unscgnpalou!s
ssartful dodger', Of the press Doctor OF Di,
yinity..o but dubbed him Dead Duck, and
as Fornev happens to be the first man ever thus
solemnly proclaimed by President OF the On:-
ted States to be a defunct water fowl, the epl-
thet has made him famous.
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PROCEEDINGS or CoNGREss. In the Sen
ate yesterday, the credentials Of Mr.. Perry,
one Of the Senators elect from the South Caro-
lima. we're laid on the table The bill to incor-
porated the Atlantic AID Pacific railroad compa-
nv was taken up and after brief consideration,
postponed. The resolution against admitting
Congressman from he Southern States was then
again up, and the Senate was addressed by
Messrs. Nye and Stewart
The House resumed the consideration OF the
proposed amendment to the constitution giving
bower to Congress to make all laws which
ssshall Be necessary to secure to che citizens OF
each State all privileges and immunities Of citi-
zens in the several States, aod to all persons in
the several States equal in the rights
Of life, liberty and property . This proposed
amendment met with such strong opposition
from number of republican members that a
motion to postpone its further consideration
until the second Tuesday OF April was carried
hv a-pote Of aves l13. nays SO. The bill MAX
ing additional appropriations for civil expenses
was then taken up and considered.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY BIZ

EDGAR SNO WIDEN, SR.,
rs OFFICE ICE-GAzETTE BUILDING, Prince
street, near Fairfax.
@-TERMs OF .SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
per month; or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-01

We copy in this week paper a letter r. troln
George Rye, written to Senator Lane, Of Kan
sas. Our patience is not 50 much exercised a at
this letter as emanating from the sndlv'd1al,
but but as coming from and bearing the official sig
nature of the PRESIDING JUSTICE OF SHENAN,
DoAH COUNTY. Certainly, more unprovoked1
and unoaled for calumny was never uttered
against the morals Of any community, and es-
pecially against the ancient and proyeTb'al mo: ,
rality and integrity of the old Tenth Legion,
-Shenandoah Herald
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Al effort will be made this week to bring il.
G.. Baker to trial il the II. I. Criminal court
on the Indictment pending against him Tor
robbery. We understand that the prosecution
is prepared to proceed ln the case:
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York World states, on what is said to be good
authority, that President johnson will shortly
issue a proclamation declaring that peace has
been finally established at the South.
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MAuLON II. J ANN E Y
SAMUEL II. JANNEY. MAHLoN
TANNEY q CO.,
u Wholesale & Retail

D r Q G G 5 e ----
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAINTS,
OILS, and VARNISHES, WindoW Glass r, ana
I Liouors, rvu5 Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Seears. Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines
Fancy Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully, prepared
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
ottended to at the most reasonable rates:
Their store No. 145, King street, above St;
Asanh. has inst b,en handsomely fitted up. and
cail from al their friends is srespecttully soc
ia = jon 29-tt
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... J0i11V --~!.
No. 88, King Street Alexandria: Virginia,
nEAIERS IN AGkICULTURAL I'M
| J. ELEMENTS, Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows,
AnuiIs. Nail Reds. Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
files, TlI Rasps, shoeing Tools, sc. Commits
ron on Beam Plough at factory Z ices Castings
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash,
Doors Blinds, &c. furnished to order ger Eoohng
and S;nole Guns, Shot Pouches Powder Flasks,
Sc So Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash scl-tf
DTORE AND WHARF FOR RENT1One
eIerv M y and Grocery in the city, STORE No. 8,
KING XII STREET, at present occupied by Mezsl.s
Rroders s. Co. Also the wharf at the foot OF.
King street-yery desirable as wood yard
and landing Possession given at once. Apply
to re Z4-CI Th11aA w oAsS''<i
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To the Associated Press
WARRINGTON, Wednesday March IA, 1866.
COMBINATIONS.

To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March H. 1000
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate. in Executive session, have con-
frmed the following nominations Brig Gen Benlamin
II Grierson 10 be Major. eneral; Brig. Gen. Edwin
NJ McCook to be Major General by STeysts hSra fn'
Hight to be Assistant Appraiser OF MeIchaDoisc ioi
the Port Of New.York.
SUPREME COURT BUSINESS.
In the l.. S. Supreme Court, to-day, MI.
Mari concluded his argument In the dRorh cases .,
A. H. Garland and Robert n. Mari no hn.,ss
that the law requiring attorneys TO swear ana
10 an oath that they have never engaged In uos
ty 10 the United States or given aid ana 10
the enemy in the nature OF OH 0, pa,n ~ ,hs
Constitution but an exclusion from once as atoihey1
of those who had committed certain acts DURING tne
late revolt II was Congress sitting IN Juusaum, y" -,
this class Of citizens. An attorney IS moi an oncer ~
the Government bat the office IS created U! tno ue
governing the courts. II this argument iahea ae
placed his dependence on the faigon anu HJ".s
Proclamation OF the President the effect OF winch wa,
according to the highest legal auth0rifes 10 Ichosc
all liabilities for offenses committed ana 10 plaoo .de
subject Of cemency in the position which ne
occupied-in other words an 0Dliteraton VI tne oo''
quences Of his illegal acts III. cuu..
Mr.. Stanberry Ohio spoke In opposition Co1sios'
fixes the number Of the Judges OF the supreme C9ul
their salaries and the place where they shall ht Try
vision is made for clerk and marshal In fact al the
machinery is regulated by statute IL was tue Acs W
Congress which gave couuscors the rieht 20 appea
this bar The oath alluded TO in the Constitution mas
nothing to do with lawyers but the law Of re
qures them TO be sworn. II man IS efciuaed aion "
The President could not restore him. lie referred "
the arguments that the oath Is unconstitutional; ina
the law is erpoh Jaeto. and that II aeprness '1s
summon witnesses in his defense. This was IKE
making up various medicines in the form OF oous :.
that If one did not another would cure. Inc
we're thus presented in order that they mgn.
by virtue of the combination. The oath was cope.s
an itself and referred to all attorneys MI y
argued at length in support Of the conStitu'ion"''
the law. or, hefoye
The Hon. Reverdy johnson made an argument pe'o''
the Court in behalf of the petitioners
THE M'CULLOCH-cLARK CONTROVERSY.
As the controversy between the Secretary %
matters attracts much attention II may be Of interest
to learn that the law provides that the Controller saa,
be appointed by the President on the ad
of the Secretary Of the Treasury. by ana wtn tuo
vice and consent Of the Senate and shaI noio ns ~
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUR COURT OF CLAIMS.

Mr.. NILSSON GOwa), from the judiciary COM
.,n nnnrod bsct the Senate bill In reference to the
Cont Of claims, with the following amendment as an
additional section; 49,. =, c,, a,
- ~ ss;d Court shall transmit copy Of the decisions
thereof to the heads Of Department. the Solicitor Control
i Land Once and Indian Affairs the ehiefs Of bureaus
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pointment for the term OF five years. unless sooner
removed by the President upon reason to be commuDi.
Gated TO the Senate.
PISCATORJAI EXPOSITION.