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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT Oh LEASE. The known
SosG FisaEsks on he s pos sss
river: Either or both OF them will be rented or
leased for one or orssesrs, and If not disposed
iieee to fish them viii be sold for cash for one or
seasons, tb at day at II m, at the auction
stsre Of Jas. q. Mcclure & co. Wood may be had
GEO. II; BOHRER, Agent for sarah ottsr6scS <
ESecutrix. de 8-StawtJan 10
EOR RENT-Forty acres Of prime Potomac
= river LAND, four and Q half miles from the
Centre Mar ket 1900 loads OF manure were hauled
and spread upon this lot in the spring OF 1865,
while It's cultivation Is market garden for the
last two years renders IL q most desirable place
BRO ss!SssPPs penn AsDy to JAfkss88S
&lOk YOUNG, Lower Giesboro. no 30 eo2w
EOR RENT-On Bridge street, GEORGETOWN,
y nice kO0MS, furnished or unfurnished. Good
Board can be had next door. INQUIRE at the new
oeoreetosn. &C 36-eo7t'
LOB RENT-Large and small furnished and nm.
L furnIshed HOUSES and APARTMENTS suit-
able LOT usekeepfng. Also, For Sale. several
smaii a9Ss III On easy terms; Inquire sTARR
0FTI0s OF 0LAsETr q swEiNY,
" PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU,
- No. Market Space, second Floor.
NOTICE Those parties who were unable TO
obtain Q single Building Lot from our catalogue
the consent Of the owner to subdivide several Of
the whole squares, and are now prepared 70 oferSs
as We have been selling whole squares. This osers
great Inducements TO parties who contem plate
baildtpg themselves q residence. Plat Of the sub
division 70 be seen at our office. no l5-lm
+ near lith. Il fronts Immediately on Psnns'
avenue, and 10 one Of the largest and most conve.
niently situated store rooms In Washington city.
Apply to o. b. BAKEk. at the Star Once. Je3o.ff
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MINK SA8Ls, Hudson Bay Sable, Ermine
SIb. Squirrel, Astracan, and other desirable
furs just opened, at Stinemetz's, 234 PennsyI-
wanna avenue, near I3fn street
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FoR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White s.
Embrocation is a specific. Price Q per bottle
For sale at t2i Pennsy wants avenue, between
4San 9th streets
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SzAsoSABLBD DRY GooDs.-Benjarnin Miller
l0l Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, advertises 8
hne stock OF seasonable y-goods which he
has just purchased. and which he offers to sell
cheaper then the cheapest. Give him q call
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IMPAIRMENT OF TRE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFF3C

On the petition OF RoBERT WxDDELI, of
Liverpool, Kingdom Of CIR eat Britain, praying for
the extension Of patent granted to him on tie
and dated In England the ID Of March, 1858. Tor
steam Engines, for seven years frem the ex.
RiIHtion Of said Patent, which takes place on the
fits ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the 18th day OF Feb.
ruary next, at IL CLOCK and ali pe rsons are no.
tihed 70 appear ana show cause. IL any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
nle in tie Patent once their ebIectons, specially
set forth In writing at least cesy days before the
day of hearing; all testimony nled by either party
TO De used ct the said Bearing must be taken and
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. tes-
tinony must be filed in the ofoe f,rsmtydavs before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
Ten days sfter filing the testimony
Ordered, also that this Notice be published In
the Republican and the IDtellisencers Wishing
N. T., once week for three successive weeks the
frst OF said publications 20 be 1t least sixty days
TO THEAKER,
Q. Editors OF the above papers viii please
cory and send their bills to the Patent Once with
q paper containing this notice der -IsvSv
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DEPARTMEsr OF THE INTERIOR,

~ CNlIEO SldIES fATENT OFFICE
On the petition Of wTLLiAM SMITH. Of New
York, n. Y, praying for the extension OF a "a.
tent granted TO- on the 9Th day Of 1885, fer an
seven years from the expiration sfsaid patent,
which takes place on the 5th day OF April, 1861:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
The Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day Of
March next. at IL O'Clock NJ. and all persons
are Notified to appear and show cause, If any
granted. "
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
Sc forth in writing .t least tssnty days before the
day OF hearing; oil Testimony fled by either party
to be ussa Ct the said bearing must be taken and
nee. which will be furnished on application
. Depositions and other papers relied upon a ties.
tmony must be fled in the tfiice ttcenfy DAYS be.
fore the day Of bearing; the arguments, ii any,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
d o., and In the Times, New York, n. z, once
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
publications to- be at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. T. g. THkAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
:s:EEditors Of the above papers Gili please
COPY, and SEND their bills to the Patent Once with
o paper containing this notice, no rs. lavav
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLIS NEW OPERA HOUSE,.
bk6RY "ALL...--............. PROPRIETOR
u. b. PHILLIPD. STAGE MANAGER.
TONIGHT.
SECOND APPEARAHoH
MRS. d. p. BOwlRs,
.sH-H Assisted By
Nh. J. O. McOOLLoN, .---
When will be presented .. .e..
THs EMOTIONAL PLAY
LADY AUDLlY o sEoR8T.
Carefully cast
FROM THE GREAT
STOCK CoABIHATI0H COMPANY.
LADY AUDLEY .............N mrs. d p. BOWERS
ROBKET AUDLEY. Ma. !. O. ncsOLLOM
Boors open o. 7: performances commencing ats.
PRICES.
Pr1yAte Boxes 20
Orchestra 90
10
Gsnly tmele..'............. 20
OoforSo ~
- Seats can be secured at the Box ofice, and at
Ellis Music store, Pc. avenue, free Of charge.
MORROW EVENING. EAST LYNNE.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near willards' Hotel.
Second night Of the re. engagement Of
TEIsDAf EvrNiEG, bEakmBHR ii, 1856,
full Comedy + h fi'i q e'2 .g$s!n'a entitled
MI sELEdrf 6d - tSa ohGHlsrsH
unSs eth the gir Sitisa Of Mr. YSuaker
MIR IrrryR a REGULAR r FIX NE pD,0o
Ar in Z: As" Trench
NIETZEROTT HALL.
FOB TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Dec. 10 and II.
The Members OF
GROyERs GRAND GERMAN oPlRA
Have -he honor TO announce
TWO GRAND
OPERA CONCE RTB
By the following Artistes:
MARIE FREDERICA,
Mr.. JOSEPH HERMANS,
Mr.. THEODORE HABELMAN.
Mr.. FRANZ HIMMER.
Mr. WILHELM FORMEs,
Miss CLARA LANG,
Mr.. WILLIAM 0ROssCURTH.
Piano yirtuoso and Conductor.
In s ADDITION to the regular programme the Grand
MARTIAL
And Grand Garden Act Of Councils
FAUST
Marguerite. MARIE FREDERICI
E sI.s IN aAkA LANG
eibsl............. go. h EOD0RE HABELMxH
Aephistopheles. ................JOsEPH HERMANS
The sale of ticket. viii commence at Mstzerot.'s
Der Z, at O'Clock.
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OPERATIONS OF THE SANITARY POLICE
The Sanitary Police, through Sergeant Greer
reported for last week the service of "a notices
for the abatement of nuisances. and war
rants. The amount of fines was four dollars
ThiTty-seven dead horses and cows were re-
moved, and several localInes in which con-
tageous diseases were reported, were disin-
fected.
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
o,...,.,. MAsHIssToN, October e, 1850:

~,
On the petition Of JOHN JAM KS GREENOUGH,
OF New iork. n =, praying for the extension Of
apatent granted to him the 18th day of JaLuary,
1884, and rstssued the 4th day Of July, 1854, and
again retssued on the 10th day of April, 1889 in
stx divisions, numbered Cos, oso 700 7gl, 7Oz and
7o5. on which divisions extension 10 now prayed
for an improvement In Machines for Pegeinr
Boots ana shoes. for seven years from the sxpi
ration Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day Of January. 1855:
It Is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of FEB.
ruary, 1856, at IL O'Clock II ; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any thew
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
le in the Patent Office til cir objections, specially
set forth In W ing, at least twenty days before
the day OF heal Ihg; all testimony hled BY either
party to be used at the said hearing must Be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the Office which Will be furnished on application
Depositions and other papers relies; upon as tes.
tfmony must be filed In the Office twenty days be.
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, III any
within ten days after Ming the testimsny
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the IntelifgenceI, Washing.
ton, d. c.: and in the Times, New York. n Y
said publications to be ct least sixty days pre-
-' O. TBEAKER,
Commissioner Of Patsnts
Ps: Editors Of the above papers will please
paper containing this notice. no Is .law3w
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pROPOsALs FOB LETTER BALANCES.
PosT OFFICE DEpARTnEsT,

OsI WHICH DEpARTGENT,
Warrington, D. o., October 18th, 1856
%snt until the 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER
TER BALANCES for the use of the Post Ofices
10 the United states, for one year from and amer
the Sist day OF December next, Of the following
LIST. Balances capable of Weighing eight ounces
pois weight, 90 be graded down to quarter
ounces VI these, 1t 10 supposed, 800 to 900 will
I'd Balances capable of weighing two pound.
avordupois weight, to be graded down to half
ounces or these, Ii 10 supposed 90 t. loo will be
P.rfect correctness. and strength and durability
will be required in the Balances to be furnished.
accompany each bid: and the bidder Who may OBJ
tain the contract Will be required 70 furnish Bal
the sample
Each Balance must be we'll and securely packed
In box, for transportation, and delivered free Of
all expenses TO the Department, at the Blank
Agency Of the Post Once Department, ct Wash
tngton. ID. u, where the same will be acce ptsd
found - be perfect, and equal to the SAM pies
Each eiccer must furnish with his proposals evil
depce OF his ability TO comply With his bid.
Two sufhcient sureties will be requires 70 o con-
A failure to furnish the Balances as contracted
for, promptly OF the fu rnishing of those OF an In
for the forfeiture Of the contract.
Proposals mist be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for Letter Balances. !" and dirested to
the First Assistant Postmaster General, washing
ten. ID O. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oS 70 laW6W Postmaster General
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DRoFs. J. W. q II. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsyivanfs avenue, bet. 9Th and 18th sta. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel ~

Our Academy is now open for the receptisn NJ
PuG1ls. A select class is now forming on Wed.
nesday afternoon from 4 to s o'clock, for tbese
wbo cannot attend orr regular classes. CfrcnIars
Go. = Music Stores
The Hall can be rented for soirees, 10,
Days and Honrs Of Tk,tion
For Ladies', Misses and NJ asters Tuesd.v ana
TIM relay afternoons, from 3 to O'Clock. ""N
9ensiemen . Glasses: Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings. from to 10 clock WV
FOR further Information apply during the hours
OF tuition, or address note to the Academy
Quarter commencing VI tn the frat ia.son .a IN
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FIRST PREMIUM
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
The best Family Machine In the market.
broider peyfectiy.
They make an Elastic Stitch that will not break
in washing.
Call and OF anime their merits, at
DAVIS 0AITHERD
no 2+lm 20 market Space.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, In the District OF Columbia,
letters OF administration the personal estate Oh
Henry d. Cooper. late of washington. D. o. j..
deceased. al persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the 18th day Of November next; they
may Otherwise By law be excluded from all benefi
GiveL under my hand this 18th day Of Eovem.
Der 1868 SUSAN COOPER
ne N-law3wf Administratr,x
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AN OLD CAsK-Yes terday, officer Barkley
of the Third Ward, arrested Jackson Collier
upon a warrant issued by Justice Hazard, on
the oath Of George Tompkins, who charges
Richmond. Va. in the year 1854, and robbing
his trunk'of various ARTICLES of wearing APP
parel, sc. The prisoner is held for further
hearing
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MARRIED..

PENNIES can be had IN suy quantities at the
Star Office counter
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IlEPARTMKEI OF TN INTERIOR, :

70 ALL WHOM. II Hay 03RGIRN
,Appnceton having been made under the set Of
June -, $50 Tor the reissue Of the following de-
scrioed Land warrants, which are eli eyed TO have
peen lost or Destroyed ,-Hotice 10 hereby given
tnst 81 the date following the deco Of each
WmIant new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
VII DC reissuea, IL no valid objection should then
JOS. h. BARRETT, Commissioner.
Ne. $3.50, for $50 acres, fssueA under the act OF
March ), 1876, In the name OF Tamor, widow of
reliI Benton, and was granted August 4, 1875
No ss.s2l, for 50 acres. iss ued under the Act Of
September, 1870 in the name of Spencer WILEY
and and MAS granted April soth, 1859 December n.
No. q OLA, for 80 acres issued under the ACT of
march Sd, 1855, In the name OF Spencer Wiley and
w ,.s granted February 18th, 1855. December "a,
No Is los for Iso acres. issued under the act of
march Sd, lssb, In the name Of Horace Gregory
81 snd vas Granted December 26. lsss.-becsmbsr
Nc ssI3 for lac acres c: land. issued under the
ect 81 mAreh s, 1855. In tine lame Of Ehsha Bacon,
s nR9 Vas granted Jsnusrs "a. Isss. January II.
No 2ss for lso acres, fssnei under tho act OF
ID arch III: M, IN the name of Ivory sntIer, end
va: grsotsd rril 10. lssi-Fehrasry 2, 1851.
TO- ~ %. Ter 100 acres, issued nder the act Of
hsreh "a 1870, u the bane Of Lazarus HarIon,
10, l5s7. =.
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NJ ABIHI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lS1 ACADEMY, AT -
MARIEIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
T., between 9th and 18th streets,
ton OF pupils.
DAYS and hours 81 tuition for young ladies
urdayg, from to D. m '
Gentlsmen's classes from to 10, same EVENING"
ventence Of the pupil. sess
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EOR SALE Or RENT-A fne tone PIANO. @
Il modern style. with stool and cover, in-
good order. Can be seen at BOSWELLB
Fancy Store, 300 street, near l4th. UIHII
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INTERESTING LECTUREs.-By reference to
our advertising columns 1t will be seen that
the Young Mems Christian Association are
about 70 commence q course OF very popular
and attractive lectures, the list EN- bracing the
prominent men and subjects now agitating the
public mind. The first lecture, by Senator
Patterson, of New Hampshire, will be deliy-
cred next Friday evening.
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RKyIKw.-By an ssont" in our notice yester-
Gay OF the meeting of the East Washing on
Sunday School Union, il was made to appear
As II MT II. A. Brewster was President Of the
Young Mems Christian Assoc aticn, and made
an appeal in behalf OF the Protestant Orphan
Asylum. The name of Mr.. A. X. Browne, the
presiding officer of the Christian Association
shOuls have appeared as making the appeal
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IN PACKAGES FINE GLADRS BUTTE.
CU % frkins Genuine 1oshen BUTTER
IL boxes fine New York CREESE
just received, and for sale Low by
j. b. CRANE h co.,
no - 2ws So oufsaus avenue.
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ROBBKRY.-Townsend Baggot. Jr., on SaIur-
day night while returning to his home from
our city market, was attacked by two parties
at the corner OF Princes and West streets,
knocked down and robbed of all the money he
had, about SO 50. He was so badly stunned by
the blown. as to be unable to pursue The per-
petratOTs We're seep. however, making their
escape at a rapid rate in the direction OF Mush-
pot, northwest of this city. The parties are
believed TO be known, and warrants have been
issued for the arrest OF the suspected -Aler-
n1Iril Journal
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BEAU HICKMAN.-Col. Hickman authorizes
US to deny that he is a native of North Caro-
lima Like Henry Clay ana Patrick Henry, be
was born At the Slashes of Hanover The
Colonel says that IT is preposterous for a State
that produces nothing but tar and turpentine
10 claim the parentage of the greatest financier
OF the age. North Carolina can turn out
Badgers, Grahams, and Clingmans, but never
a Hickman.
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MISSION AT THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
mission rs now IN progress at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, at the corner of
tn and II streets, at which, under the SUPER
vision of the pastor, Rev. Father McCarry
services are held several times each day, the
congregations at all times being large Rev
Fathers Xavier, Weyrich ana Petri are assist
ing in the meetings, which are held at 5. O. and
10Y a m, and p. m. In connection with the
mission mission store has been opened di-
rectly opposite the church.
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FEMALE CLERKs.-Tbe Secretary OF the
Treasury has under consideration the propri-
ely OF discharging all the female EMPLOYEES IN
the Treasury Department on account of the
trouble and annoyance that members of Cen
gTess and others give by opportunities for po-
sitions for their female friends. The Secretary
of the Interior has already discharged nearly
all his female clerks, and there are probably
100 more now In the treasury than are needed
discharge being impossible, in the face of i'm
portunities without number, mace from all
influential sources.
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WOMAN WHIPPING Joseph Ward. colored,
was arrested last night ny officer McEifresh
gor beatIng Anna DCdsou. The parties were
taken before Justice Thompson, when ii ap-
peared that the parties had been living to-
gether as man and wife for seven wears, though
never married A few nights ago the complain
mt went TO church, and returned in company
with male friend. which excited the jealousy
of toe accused. and ne whipped her severely
He admitted the whipping. and said be did it
because she would not behave herself Justice
Thompson fined him -. and held him TO bail
TO keep the peace.
, 1866-08-18
Unfoxtu1aa1e Shooting Affair."

:, lFton the Springfield Joufnsl, 1tth tnst1
"A respectable Young m8n named John
Aontfosd. Of this city, WIS ehot On Tnesday
evening last, at ahont twelve O'Clock, by
Captan VIM. l. Allen, Under the following
From all we can learn r re-
1atiou to the unfortunate 1Hair, It appears
that Captain Alien and his sister had BEEN to
Z party on. the, evening above named, aud
returned tn biz residence, On Soath Fouth
street, between e1esen and twelve o'clock:
and soor after hearing so1ue one in The
vicinity. and thinking that burglars were
about, tie Captain took his shot gun and
stopped to: the dooE, but finding no. oue 70
turned Soon at1er; thinning he hea,d sonie
one, he want to the door and seeinv 4 ner.nn
standing IN the adjoining yard died twisgs
the last shot wo1ndfng Ar.Hutfort severely
reaching his home, aIad lis bsothsr stsrted -
immediately fora physician- ON his retura.
Re passed the residence Of Captain Allen aud
found ;ae<esal yezsoas IN the Jant 1earrhino
i9r ne missing man md tnfoz med. the,a.
thAt his brother bad been shot !. .Captsio. AZ
leu expressed great sregrrt that auy hing Of
the kind should have occu1tesa; rand In eou,-
once. to the residence Or. the, Tuuudcd
man. when sn1ut1alS explanations were
inside bT both PARTIES. It Eould seem
that the wounded man, knnring that Miss
: a; aAd been TO the party, walked into the
adjoining gard for the purpose Of satisfy
Ing an idle curiosity a. 'to-who- was her at
~teildant home fpm the party, i sad H1a
Eumdcd as above, atatek = In Ps1llaiion q
tt1t::only : lev evenings previous : couple
ef hufg14rie8 h1d boen. peIpeEated In tho
immediate vicinity, and Captain Allen,
thinking that some one Wxg about his house
fnr similar PURPOSE, fired without giving
anT warning, and In so doing wounded the
, 1866-08-18
THE FENrANs SNUBBKD BE TIE
:; PHILADELPHIAfC AfCONyENTIuN :

sFT3R WFNY 0W0 ETTRT9Wn Vxv wnR
:: a PH1I. n snEI.P~x SG91 81 G
~. Nv. ~, - 49, J.:...s..s. ~
,zota ~ f,~ 4ho ~, ,,s 49, eens..s.n" aaa
thc Fcni.n canse 10 ~ saro ~ .ons-,rrna.11 @ a.,ts ~
fted et f1,s phns de1nh;s Taassr.1o. NJ
ao,r ~ sa,,er,aa -, ~. a'.n- "e
.rf,..,.S ~ "e1A >oe pfeee1lnggs "
w csTo,, NJ New ro.. ,c.r.s -. ,,,,o,.,..
.,solai.ca, which vi. sssessst. unasr M T H. ~,,s
70 ths Committee on Resolutions, without Dc.
a.ate: 3
Rt<oleeG, Ieat % the3e = iae5L demanded 70
nanss % via ths sp1i, Of 1he ace, tae demands O. Of
commence md The honoI Of he ration. aud that u
tae aa:g o. Co1s5ssS, s,a 70 Sonp1S MIN me pnphe
~ TINA ,rsr,nt1on ~ @ Eas del,he.atelv md ;nten-
t,opaily. suppressed. The leaders or tne,
, 1866-08-18

~.r.I-,.,t.
.!N tAiaas'ph:a may DC :eehnlca1ly correct a.
ms 70 soes, bat II Is l&mentaply deficient,
ana grossly deceptive when it declares the
f'Ent of- representation to be fundamental.
aud ignores or virtually denies the right Of
congress to determine the question when
necessarily pfecedcs representation, ana tnat
n,"nesner the Government appointing inc
lepresensat1es ts q u not the eo"a tds aov.
efnment Of tho Stale, and whether that
Gofcinment Is Or u not IN allegiance to tho
consultation anu GoTetnment oi the union'
congress, IN tho e1ercise OF this power con-
lef4eo upon II, ana nom which me Execu"
i've, 'ase 20 1a1 as ne Il tne agent OF Coz
s.ess' ana tae E1ecunse OF tho liant, Is ex.
ctuofo eas not iouna IN the Governments
new5 ssAonsnea IN thesc rebel States. o. IN
.nen sae Nasututsons' sucn evidence ef their
onetenee IN psecept, sentiment t,-law or
ess et.on, Is 70 aistang9i them from tho
oI"ae ooFeEGnente "nlcn existed there dur