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The Great English Remedy
Protected BY Royal LstterS Pafentsi

y, SIR JAMES CLARKESso sas
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Prepared Jrom a prescription Of iSff,Js
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dinary TO The Queen. - y
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and speedy cure may be relied 0ti.. "
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~. ~. = AUTI M.a'' sa' q
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turn mail, securely sealed from. al, obseryar
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and all dealers in Medipine. i1h5 = Isnlgui
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention was called to order by
the temporary Chairman at precisely two
o'clock. The Committee on PERMANENT
Organization reported Hon. George H.
Pendletoh as President, and O. M. Gould
as Secretary, with one Vice President and
one Assistant Secretary from each Con-
gressional District. Hon. G.. W. Stokes
and General Larwill were appointed a
Committee to wait upon Hon. George H.
Pendleton, aud inform him Of his election
to the Presidency Of the Convention =
The committee retired, and, after short
absence, returned and presented Mr.. Pen.
dleton to the Convention, (We will pub
lish Mr.. Pendleton's speech in our next,
ED. UNIoN.1
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YRReRs or YugTH ,

A Gentleman who suffered for yes 8 fran
Nervous Debility. Premature decay, nd III
he, effects ot youthful indisprpiiop. viii. for
he suffering humanity sepd free 20 ell Who
need &C. the recipe apd direet iopsfof naEipH
he simple remedy BY which be- ves cnlef
sutferers wishing To profit by the adyerlifer't
eau do 80 by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN, tnt
Ne. e.ls Chapberg a.. NsE yeIk', :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
..W. RaLsTOr,

pWBLbBh And Silver Smith, one door West
of Potter's Drug Store Ashland, 0hio.--
Gold and Steel Pens, and q choice variety
~ JsWelry kent eonstantly on hand.-7
t,tisf,t > Ice paid for old Gold and Silver.
ws,lrins .doae. to order, on reasonable
tcsA9 9Esatisfactorily warranted,
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III. &. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance. Agent and Notary Public. Par-
sfieuisr attention paid to collecting, rropa.e .
rbusiness, Partition cases and ETeeuuon q
pscds. Mortgages and Contracts. once In
Aftiier's Block, Second Story, Main street,
] pposite tho Town Hall Ashland, U.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
LIFE-HEALTH STRENGTH. II"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
DIR. Juan De1amarre'f e
SPECIFIC PILLS, ,nIsa3 lob

= '. asaa s#..
DIR. Juan De1amarre'&a
SPECIFIC PILLS, aisai lob
are prepared by the Messieurs gsrsneieFe q
Depont, Pharmaceutisis, No. 2l4, Rue Loms
bard, Paris, from the Prescription Of DR.. ia.
IN Delamarre, Chief Physician to the Hespir.
tai du Nord on Lariboisere. abila 3dr
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
~ PARIS, May 9Th, 1879.
GESrLrMEs:-We have used the pSpeci6s
Pills" made from Dr.. Delamarrss Prescript
tion, during ssseral years past, In ops, mi,
vate and public practice, and haze fspndr
them most energetic and efficient Remedy
in cases Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness Nightly, Daily, or Premature Bmmis;
sions Sexual Weakness, or Impotepcy; spet
cial Derangements of the Nervous System,
Weakness arising from Secret Habits and
Sexual Excesses Relaxation Of The Genital
Organs; Weak Spine; Affections Of the EysA
slime" or "Briok Dust" Deposits, IN, The
Urine, "Milkyn Discharges, Palehcss Of "a
Skin, with Sunken Cheeks, nd Bloodlcss
Lips, 'pinched' Featuses Irregular Action
Of the Heart, and In all the ghastiy ttainibk
Symptoms arising from 0ver-use, Abuses, On
Loss, from any cause, Of the Nervous Foyog.
We earnestly advise the Profsssion, and an
persons sufferpg from any Symplonatie o.
Organic, Affections Of the Gqnito UrpeH
Systems, to use these Pilis With high q.
speet, We are yours most sincerely, egesaf
.',-,rri % - r A.. Beaureraite. NJ D.
@, D. Dujardin, n. D
iaedS~a1c1 3alIuan De Leufhre, NJ D.t
Ts aaraneisrs 4 Rnp.ns M, 2ls. Rue Lanr
,s- - : - 4 ..s-.i lFS issnsyo,a
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W n. JOHN-STOF,

ATTORNEY At LAW Office; the one laiel =
occupied by. Osborn& Curtis, on Chure n
Street n ear Main, Ashland. Ohio. Also au-
thorired BY the Government 70 procure
Pension Certiaca tes and Collect Bounty
and Back Pay.
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.IOHF I'D. JONES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o. Partic
/, ulaE attention paid to Collecting and bu
=, aiuess in, Probate Court. Office on Churci
sss.reet, between Main and sapdusky,
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-M McCOMBs,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor OF Law, Ashland
Ohio. 0Giee In the Brick building over
singers Hardware Stere. 81
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y. P.lCOWANraM. ID.

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Ashland Ohio:
ofioe over Hughes 4 staoher's Store, op-
4, pssite,the Town Hall
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It. J. KHsnY.E I.. r. NJ, CAMPBELL
KEEFY' s. C.ayMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; 0fice
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
ms,liately Nest Of Gains Store.
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Z SSHsIlDpmHG.
MILLER MOUSE
nloAWVLmU&s
JOHN u. JACOBS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, Ohio. AL;
kinds of business belonging 10 the Protest.
sion promptly attended to. Office the one
lately occupied by VIM. 7. Johnston, ,op'
apostle the First National Bank, Ashland
.GMT&uE1fssE9 4 llyAl
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HYsfcIAN { &sURaEoN, Ashland Ohis.--
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases;
DyspcpsIa, disesse Of The Liver, the KID
ueys, Scrofpla and Bpithelial Cancers.
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DR.I. Il. CRANE, Z

OFFICE One Door West Of pquire's Drug
store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen
ire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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II. Y. MoCRAY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, West Salem, Wayne
county. Ohio, will attend promptly to all
business in his profession. 24tf
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drdates were ere all Withdrawn, except Hon.
Frank II Hurd, !, who was then, unani-
mously dominated. .,.-, + ~ ~
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The candidates were announced, and
the Convention voted as fellows :, an
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Alter this informal vote, Dr.. Waiter
and Mr.. Dawson were Withdrawn, aud Mr.
Uhl was unanimously nominated.
Mr.. Uhl was called for, and came for.
ward and made handsome speech, thank
ing the Convention for It's nomination.
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TOWNSHIP SUBMISSIVE Commissioner Of
the General Land Office has re- ,eiYed rein Ems

TOWNSHIP SCRVEYS.-TheC Com m!sslOner OF
the General Land Office has re ,eived returns
Of the survey OF townships 81, OF north range
81 west: 9S, of north ranges Ss and 20 west: 90,
otnorth ran ses 20 and 10 west, and l0B of north
ranges 20. II and 20 west.ln che Territoryy OF
Dakota. All OF these townships border upon
the Missouri river, except townships %, OF
north range IS west, and g, or north range 90
west, which consist mostly OF nigh roIltug
prairies, with timber along the streams The
soil is generally good, ana the prairie Iand is
covered with fine growth Of the be5t quality
OF grass. The main Travelled road from Fort
Randall to Fort Sully passes through these
townships. The townships bordering upon the
Missouri river are similarfn character to the
two just de scribed, except that along the
river. There is a belt of bottom land, which
is usually very fertile, with . iringe of tember
along the banks. "l'|'
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A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Washington Cor
respondents Club Will be held tomorrow
evening Saturday at * o'clock, at the New
York Tribune rooms, on Fourteenth street, OPP
osite Wizards Hotel 49,
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From Mr.. John T. Burch, corner 9th and
D streets, we have received The Catholic World
and The Old Guard for August: also, a cata-
logue of Burchs circulation library, an exten.
siye and fire collection -Ea
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Returns have
been received at the General Land Office,
showing an aggregate disposal OF I7,71 acres
OF he public lands during the month OF June
last at the following local Offices VIZ Ira verse
City, Mich igan, IL, $50 acres Vermiilion, Dako.
tab Territory, S., lI2 acres. The larger portion
OF the land was taken for actual settlement and
cultivation under the homestead law and the
remainder sold for cash and located with mill
tary land warrants. The cash sales realized
SAIL.
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NoMINATIoNs.-The President TO- daysent to
the Senate Number Of military and other
nomina lions, but none of great Importance.
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t*' t
PROM PTI.1 REEITED

mir. Dawes, OF Mass ach usetts Chairman or
the House Committee on Elections, this morn.
ing. in personal explanation, made verv
prompt and conclusive refutation OF the asser
ton quoted conspicuously in the EDITOR al
columns O: the iHteiligencer this morning. by
Mr. Lowe, IN the English Parliament, that the
Republican party of Congress, III order to do
certain things which ceHld NOT be carried
without q N ajority Of two.thirds, expelled
innocent men from Congress in order u Obtain
the necessary republican majority. Mr. Daw es
gave gu ss'us 10 this absurd fiction by calling
attention TO the tacr thar il requires two
thirds vote TO expel a member and conse-
quenrly that the Republican party-which has
nsyeF Asedea a large working majority
weuld Egt-2in any event, have resorted to MS
mode of procuring a two thirds naIority.
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INTERNAL REvENUY.-The receipts from
this source to day were SSDs. 50U7a. t.a
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VIOLATION OF THE PENSION Acr.-James
H. Fairchild, Of Niles, Michigan, hes been IN
dicted at Grand Rapids for violation OF the
18Th section of the act OF July 4th lisa, rela-
tive to retaining pension money. His trial has
been fixed for the 10th of September next.
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The INDIAN BILL.-The bill TO establish
peace with cert ain hostile Indian tribes BY the
appoin ment OF a commissions, consisting OF
Generals Sherman, Hancock, Aupur Hard
ing, Messrs John Il. San born, W Illiam Beat
Beanwars, and Xii arson, and the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs to select a reserya-
ton upon which 10 locate said tribes, was
passed by the Senate yesterday, as amended
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q Al
bsTHE BALI FOB sEkRersxs, CJtTY OsrtcK.s mr.
THE GouHcaLsL1Fns here scenes IikeIvs ,oebe =
hiiehiin IN passaEe,of this BIN by the Semitic
sssofns ofthe Republic Senators are 4 4 urnder.
stood 70 Rs epRqssdito H. atieass in its presen,
shape ;Hede sisH - SIG -f5sstrt q 81 @Iy3
p1SsHa ~, = .,TTTt- y---rr7-ses : 10 8al
fa.F43Hhx Hogsf snaessq thA supp ementary,re.
cqpsuuctioa hall this aifsfnson over the Pres
idents veto by q voteof ayes 100, noes a.
CoNeREss will aa5ousn this eysnink,or 70
morrow.
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- ny Gable 70 thssAssociated Press
fLospoE, July -Nocn--C onsols, o. *; U
TLlvHRrooL, July -Neon-Couon, firm;
-QuElNsTovN. MY 10 --Noon-Ths steamer
Russia has Arrived.
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From California
SAN FRANCIeCoSJ July 16.-Proceedings were
COMMENCED in the United States District Court
to day, in the condemnation case of the ship
Royal sax ton, recently from Sydney. She Is
charged with smuggling. A suit was COM
menced against the chips Free Trade and Caii-
fornia to recover 1927 N0 for violation OF the
State passenger act for bringing Chinese pas
sengers. The penalty Is sI.GoG each. The
panic in theMining Stock market continues
The Indian War.
/ CINcINEATI, July ia Lea ven worth
special Gays the Indians captured train on
rue santa Fe road, near Fort Larnea on tbs
18th INST. Bishop Lamoy ten priests, and
| Sisters of Charity WE'RE among the passengers,
All the men were KILLED and horribly mutila-
ted. The females were reser we'd for another
! fAte. .. -.gr s~.
An escor1 tried to overtake the train to pro.
tect it, but arrived too late.
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GoyERNMENT sECURIIE, =
WARRINGTON, July TO- l667--JaOoo..
Go. furnish the following qSotation OF O. g

FINANCIAL,
Lewis johnson d 90, quote Stocks
Bonds Ia home and fore ign N ar kets as foil
NEW YORK, July IS --tirst Board-U. =
1851, coupon, Iid; do. registered, -;
5.20's, coupon, Ill IA; do. registered, =
Cerufcates -: do. 5-2d. new issue, -
1905, 1G7k; IQ.iG's regist'o, =; coupon, 10;
Pacific Mail, lax; Atlantic Mail, ll6B: Gan,
Co, IS; Cumberland. SIX; Quicksilver, 80
Mariposa, 10; prefd, -; N. I. Central, 100
River Railroad. lis; BENDING X. r., lUi
Michigan Central, 1lG; Michigan Southsr
i7s& Illinois Central X. r., l25X; Cievelar
ana PittsburR, 81 Northwestern, IS; d
preferred, 70S; Gle veIasd and Toledo, -
Rock Island, aSS; Fort Wayne, 102 '
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Nh: SuMNKR's BiLL-sThe senate IL. dav
STOPPED The House, amendments to Mr.. sum.
er's bill providing that colored electors shan
not be excluded from holding office or setting
on jnries in The Djstrtet, or Columbia. riey
also adep<d Al, additional amendmsnf offered
y mr.. Harlan, 81 the suggestion OF Judge
Cartier providing for remsdy inEs ne defect
Existing in the mode cfagufy drawing. The
HOUSE Concur red iii ne ndrnsI1ff - s4'7 Q
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to-day, confirming and rejecting the folio " in
nominations '+a.AH IN
s.aa ss- =. tsr CONFIRMED.
Benjamin Thonpson, OF Minnesora, 10 be
agent Tor The Sane;on and Warpe ION bands OF
Saniee Sioux Indians IN Dako;ah Ter rliory,
Henry p. rDeane. to be surveyor OF the Gus
IONS tPr the district OF Portland and Falmouth,
~, Y Buckley 10 be Jus ice of he Peace for
he County Of Washington, D. u. q.
Frank Cowan. Of Pennsylvania, 10 be Secre-
AIRY OF he President 20 sign patents Tor lands
sold or gained under The authority OF the
UnLedS States anE.or..4 - -stt.sg ST.. "a,
spanisl d. Hitchcock, OF the Che okee Ma.
non, 70 be Pension Agent Al Fort G ibson, Cher.
okee Nation. a.e s,yotIa. a. =.
To. be Registers OF Land Off ces-John
Chegb horn, OF Iowa, A. Sioux Cty,dowa; and
EDWARD ). DAVIS. OF Nevada ATT Aus tin,
Nevada. a. ss1r .t.Tren~ -
.Rsesiver. Of Public -8Loneys-7Jeferson ].
WeIks, OF Nevada, at Austin, Nevada. -.
LIN 5soalREJkCTEb. sa%
Howard Blausoe,ro be Depoty Postra aster.
at Boise CITY. Idaho Andrew q. Baker, 10 be
Lspuiy .pI srmdster, al seymour, Indiana:
Wallis b! Geodwin. deputy Postm aster, at
jffieraeDs LEI j indiana; ames X lng to be the
Deputy Postmaster at Greens boroughsqlu-
dianss and .TJghaulan ID. Gentry at Monroe,
AnGldIas 84a IA Ton >aE aB- #GE .-#t Et5f
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PEKsoSALs-4pr. Henry 5HaRnard, Commis
sioner OF Education, W ashinstoh, waspnossn
President Of the Yale Phi lBsta X appa Society
on Wednesday, "a The degree OF L / D. was
given TO Professor Ban jamip. Kierce, Superin.
uendene, OF, The Coast Survey. at. Harvard sou
Wednesday. .....Hon. Mr. Cave, member Of
the British Parliament, di ned WITH a few Con.
ressmen at Wizards las might. His yisi !,
ere is understood TO be in connection win n a
interests OF the western railroads In which h =
s stoc kholder!is -. ~ sTia sta = - bFff-E
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CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
Che Senate aslda short Exec utiye session
to-day, confirming and Projecting the folio wilma
nominations mn
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SEVENTH STEEET PARK.
On MONDAY, JULY -, 1861.

Tycoon JAPAN TEA.
SO much niired by the recent Japan <9ss6
csc Commissioners, from whom have n NH
letter of compliment for its excellence. ~
T.. NJ p. KING & son,
King Place.
Corner Vermont ave. and ISL st
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~THE EQTAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
,k3 of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will
ho!d liz first quarterly meeting at UNION
LEAGUE HALL. on Ninth street at7ls O'Clock
FRSDAY the 10Th inst. Senator :. c. POME-
ROY will preside and eminent speakers will ad
dress the meeting. All are invited. jy le-2t
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ERE6H TVRN1R,6EER;- ,Inet recei yed trem b.
kana1fee E9a is M E
Also, Male, Spihst Uahba &c ala annfbsr SEEDS.
w. A. FITXGRRki.Ikrsss
jy l93tt 35S ST., between 9th and 18th.
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cation Of the resolution. Ds
MI Lincoln stated that he and several other
gentlemen competed with. the House had
been looking up those matters for three or four
mo tbs. and that they were in possession OF
facts which convinced them that the invesu-
CATION ought to oe made I ..a#
Mr. Falnsworth was opposed 10 appointing
special committees on outside Irres ponsible
statements. He had believed that no bureau
OF the Government was conducted better, and
with more diligence and wisdom. than the Pay
DrpaTtWeD ---e----.
MIR. Washburn wis understood that there
was good ground for the res lution, and called
on his colleague Mr.. Cobb) TO make An exp.a-
nation
Mr.. Cobb stated that some time last win.er
be was present at an argument before the
Second Auditor in reference TO the Lowanthal
fraud, and had then become convinced that
parties in the Pay Department were cogn,zant
o. the fraud, and participated in 1t. He there.
tore favored the resolution.
7aMr. Farnswortn, in view Of the statement,
Withdrew all objection. ea
Mr.. Ingersoll suggested the omission in the
preamble OF the words ssand believed
Mr.. Lincol modified the preamble accord
insly, aud the resolution and preamble were
adopted. en ,.s ID +.
-.On mo,ion of MI. .Wsshburne, 1nda the
Select COMMITTEES on Soldiers Bounty Claims
was authorized to inquire generally into the
causes OF delay in the payment OF bounties,
with power 10 examine witnesses and send for
Mr.. Van Wyck offered resolution directing
Secretary Of Treasury to communicate the
facts ana reasouscD which an order was mad
ON Sd June, 1887, by the Commissioner OF Ip-
sernaf aRevenaes exfmpting George W.
Thomas, from this payment of special tax. or
table Enterprise. HE entered into. san
explanation, TO show, that the scheme
purportins TO- be tor the relief Of, the
Santtaern poor. and which had BEEN seW.of-
fciA1fy endorsgd BY the hction OF the Internal
Revenue 6ursob, md By deleraTO. u. How
ARD Wis fraud scheat, and AZ sWindie ~
up W the sans party wig hs9 SUI nat schSne
officers referred 70 from Oil blsme In tue mat
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I'D The reg ular mode. A this nior1sn II ne I'm
1ee>teies n, the acqtrsiuoJ oysyss lorna fioS al
cemeteries IN those Sates. acquires title ID
the same way. Tine Federal Courts at IN
couit-hopxes owned or lie ased by'ahe United
states, u otan the connt.ho 1ees OF the States!
DE L niaed States pays sHch Of thasa, ST atss
fer the use IT lis Jaiisi Finally, the United
States leyiesli dirsci9 taxes and It's ihternai
revenue upon The properly lin THESE Sta r.s In.
Guiding The productions Of-tie lands within
tielr ierFitoT iai rniss. non by way OF ieyyan
con Tioniieh IN lpe elaFaestssf OF o. conG esror.
bui IN he esulaf1 way of tssxsiisoss ,,sia.r nc
same laws u nleh apply 10 all tina of3sr States
OF The Union $50. u ~ ANAL ..ET-.tt fr \
ekrom first 70 last DIN ring The reSaalion and
since The title OF each OF bhese Stafas 70 tie
lands and public bulldln g, owned BIZ than,
has never been disturbed. aud not q foot OF N
has ever BEEN acqniFsd~by4neU nitea STATES
even under title. By eonAseatl ON, and nor =
law. --.- -..a,Cs,,,a- -" - = "
IN conclusion, / NEST, respse tsui,y a,k ms ne
afseohon OF Congress-, torhs eesrid en- tioa If
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vests IN the nil ta-y conan amer, suoiset oaly
10 the approval OF the General OF The Arm Y *
the United states, an. unlimited DOW ar : 20
remove from ONCE any civil or military officpr
power, subjecs to ,hesrauie approyaf 10 dstSu
or, sppointt ANY military offfcer or sotfte- AZ
the Unfted States to perform. the a utips Of the
offscer go removed. and 10 fill ali v acanctes
1 s,o,, ~ IN those States oy death
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perform the duties of acivii oH1g accortiifIr
10 the laws OF he States, aud sncts required
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Fourth AUDITOR OFFICE. july IL. 1851.
All persons having claims against the estate of
JOHN, FREEMAN deceased, late seaman of the
I. 5 ). supply, are hereby notified to present the
at this Office. properly. verified, within four
months from the date hereof. 10
jyl 1881 WIN b MOORE. Acting Auditor