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The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
CRAWFORD COUNTY.

LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP. Nov. IL, 81.
h. EDITOR: The election for delegate to
Iuyention Is over, and every decent white
in Crawford county should hang his head
.bame; one of the Oldest, most intelligent
,.imable citizens of Arkansas has been
kated by an adventurer; an ignorant dcma-
rue: aman whose short record in Arkansas
caused him to be detested even by leading
d his own vile party. Who Is to blame
Elitor? Not you certainly, for you have
y woman service for the cause Of COnsti-
Cnal liberty; still the shame is yours In
mon with all others who believe white
has some rights that negro Is bound to
ect Gen. Bowen deserves credit for his
yity and industry which has given him the
IOry over moral cowardice and indifier-
; he and his friends threatened cOniisca-
against all who dared to vote against
and promised immunity and pardon to
rebels who would support him. DO you
ifit is possible that white men could be
nd 50 ignorant, so serviie, so absolutely
ktng all the ingredients Of ordinary man
pi as to b. hindered by such threats and
Imises to vote against their convictions,
their preference? Aye! shame on the
kOgy for ireemen! there nere men, phite
reemen, who voted for Bowen, because
feared their property could be condscated il
rOted for Mr.. Greig; while others more
Sid more meanly cowardly, lacking the
bit of the hare, stayed away from the polls
the same reason. o tempora, o Mores!
az with such shivering towards! let them
business and social intercourse be an anathe-
understand in your own town, Mr.. Editor
kre were highly respected citizens, farmers.
bhanics, business men, merchants, who
won the good opinion Of the COM
lnity by life Of sober industry, who de-
bed to vote for Mr.. Greig for fear of con-
satiOn by the all-powerful Bowen ~ they
He in an hour surrendered their own char
lfr and standing.
ihis is time, Mr.. Editor, when there can be
teuirals; he who is not for us, is against
II the very time when the whole North
In Ocean to Ocean is trampiing the life out
the nigger-worshipping party, men, born
raised in the South can be found who will
the feet of the expiring party through
I.
Te moral towards Of Crawford, who re-
I'd to cast your votes for Greig, because Of
lr ignorance and fear, bitterly will ye re-
i before ye are forgiven.
I.... A WHITE MAN.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15

~ Fort Smith, on Wednesday night, came
scry near having a large and alarming fire.
4 fire was discovered in the Rodgers build
ing, on Washington street, before 1t had made
huch headway. If 1t had not been noticed
for an hour later, Fort Smith would have wit
tess the largest fire ever had In that city,
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv.
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and ali the effects
of youthful indiscreton will, for the sake Of suf
ferring humanity send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple RENE
dy 6y which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do So by
addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN b, OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST., NY.
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THE MONKEYS GRIP.

tE- Godcy's Lddys Book for November
Fomes to us filed with choice readings a beau
nful steel engraving, the fashion plate, and
husic. Asa ladies book 1t is all that they de-
Pre-, Now Is the time to make up clubs for
another year, beginning In January.
J.. A. GoDEY, Phil. Terms, 81.
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To COnSunDtiyeS.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of charge to all who desire it, the prescrip
tion with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption. His
only object is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try his prescription, as it will
cost them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No l65 south Sec st Williamsburg n Y
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
The Van Duren Press,
VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS.
DENTISTRY.

! A. B. HOY well known. as Dentist Of
,,tainments, to many of the old citizens,
yelling with his Dental outfit and will
Lin A, Van Buren, month ortwo. Those
',y work to do will do well to call at once,
,,e him, .Oaice at TilOMASONS LAW
rICE. next door to DIR. Brown's.) Terms
,.Ipgly low. and all kinds of work done
II a, can be In any Of the large cities.
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No l65 South Sec.-st., Williamsburg, n. Y.

Law of Humanity, in relation to social
evils. An Essay for Young Men. on Physol-
ogical Errors and Abuses. incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view Of
treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free Of charge. Address Dr.J Skill
LIN HOUGllTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. aug.9-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
PT. DELLA BROOKE MINOR,
1853 IL acres,

mere or less.
This land lies convenicnt to the patux-
ent River, has fair buildings upon il, and
is in good state of cultivation aud im
provcmcnt.
There is some fine timber upon the
promises, and the soil is we'll adapted to
the growth Of the staple products of this
section Of the State 1t is especially well
adapted 70 tho culture of tobacco, fruit,
&c
This is the same land which WIS owned
by the late lcnntiu4 Garter, and which
was sold at Trustees sale to the Dcten-
danis in tnia cause.
Terms Of sale, As prescribed by. tho dc
cree, are The whole Of tha purchase
money il. cash on The day Of sale.
Whcu al the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees viii execute Deed t.
the purchaser. lrce, clear aud diaeharr .,
from All claims Of Che parties 70 tins SUIT
auQ Of those claiming und,r them
X & COMES.
JAS 5 DOWNS,
Trustees.
June -, l>G1-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
Race Agitation at the South.

Whether so designed or not, it IL evi-
dent that the effect of the race agitation
nov9progrcssing at the South under the
auspices Of radical cms~arics and the mill
tsry agents Of Congress, is to create bitter
cnmity on the part Of the black towards
tho white race and to produce at no dis
tant day physi conflict between them.
This appears to us to be as certain as that
effect follows cause The negro is being
taught TO regard Tie Nhito hatlvc popula-
tion Of the South As his natural cn,my--
livery protc>tatlnn to the contrary he Is
instructed to treat with mistrust When
told that bis interest is Identical with that
Of the owner Of the soil, he is made to an
swcr, that this soil was acquired BY the
sweat of his own brow and ought by right
TO belong to him He is reminded, that
during tho days of slavery his wife and
children were rudoly tern from his embrace
'""' c' uci s'iiPoS were ihH'c''o upon hiih'
that lie was hulf-tcd half-elothcd and
worked like beast Of burthcn. The ef-
" '''''' '''"7 ''''9 '"','''E
I" DO perccptlblc, particularly in the cities
of the South There the negroes are seen
organizing against the whites and are
heard dcnOuuclnC property owners as ariS-
,ooua, I N.,
'ii'N''''' ''','''S"''S anu
ha'rco are u'pit'cd on their faces as they
walk the streets and their dcmranor to-
wards the whites is daily becoming moro
ucpoc;nr and ,o,rc.,;,.o III, ,o,,,.o,
-,
.'''' '' all '''H VIII ''' u course counter
organization on Ia pant of the whites and
the substitution Of hostility aud hatred in
,b, nl,ce If l;n,h,,., .,,,l .,,,1 ,.;l.,
w.,
" "'" '"'S >''''' '''N '''n 're"S"' about >
there can be But enc step hryond. ana
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
i. Wearing 1fthe Grey.

W eorlnp II tne O!cJ
This !. the title of new work by John
E.ten Cooke, author Of "Surry OF IA
ele's Nest" ''Stonewa Jackson, &C.
&c., which the agent fsy this county, s'ir
William +. Perry. has presented u. II
contains ever six hundred pages, Is Illus
tra,el with eight portraits OF distinguish
ed Southern war characters engraved on
s.col and cigh. battle pieces from or'g'nal
designs. The 1Im Of the book Is to pre-
sont 10 the reader personal portraits. scenes
and adventures Of the late war with ihe
design of making better known and un-
Aerstc od the great actors in, and the great
events and moving incidents OF, the recent
heroic struggle in Virginia. Nor has Mr.
Cooke failed IN the execution Of his task,
wearing Of the Grey" presents tie fca-
der with the renl Lee AM, Jackson AID
with life-likc pictures of their great co-ad-
tutors Of the army Of Northern Virginia,
The portraiturcS Of individual traits and
adventures and battle and other incidents
are graphically drawn and bear evidence
of being made up from close personal o0-
servation NO person, says Tie author
"is spoken of with whom the writer was
not more or less acquainted and every
trait and incident set down was either ob-
served by himself or obtained from good
authority" The work is finely gotten ny
and is written III admirable taste AMI tom
per, being altogether free from the partl-
ality and venom which di>hgWe nearly all
the recent Southern productions on the
subject of the late civil war 1t does JUS
sicc to BcaurcgarG and no more than JUS
tlcc to Stuart and when it has occasion to
refer to them, it speaks respectfully both
Of Federal officers and priyatcs. We hope
the book will have an extensive clrcula-
tion i'll the county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

devised, then le, il Be enforced. Bu, let
Us he certain Of this first; let u not quiet
" and tamely, without word in defence
Of our right submit + an olious ana op-
prcS>iyc cna, tincnt that may or may not
turn cut TO be iaw-that was evidently
manufactured in such haste rs to prove
most cnnclusivcly that those who were at
work upon it were in two much of IA hurry
to breathe the breath Of life into their ere
alton by-givlng it IN enacting clause.
say then, let the Temporary Board
quietly ignore such hasty aud inconsider-
ate legislation let chem not be equally
has,y and inconsideratc-the perquisitcs
will hardly justify general scramble.
Let not ouly the Temporary Board but
the whole Medical Faculty Of our county
ignore the existence of such an enactment.
There is no penalty attached to the failure
Of the Temporary Board to organize
neither Is there any penalty for failing to
take out license from this Temporary
Board, This "so-callcd' law expressly
provides that only after the election of q
Pe,ma,.e,st Board shall penalty be inRic-
ted for practicing without license.
Let the Physicians of the county then
unitedly resolve to quietly stay at hopa
ana pursue the eyonkenor q their WI
until such time as they shall be satisf31
that what purports to be law, is law
Their very acquie>ccuce III the measure
viii give it all the force Of law, and it will
be too late when their money IS gone to
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

kisNtll llor sr.-I This popular cstal-
liehmcnt ON { street. between and oh
streets. Washington, i. G., mas recently
hcen fitted ur IN ocsant style ana p t"W
ready for the a.con"odatt"" "t H'>l'"fH.
II i. conducted on the European rIan and
it's proprietor. \. / l\cnmcil, well known
to the travelling community IN lower Ma
ryland, will leave nothing uudonc, W are
confident, to ,cndc. his guests ,omioftahlf
aud coutcn,r,l Al ihc AaGes i"t ihs
section of the State stop i: thls ;ao.i~h-
mcnt. Board au, roou !: i. d.. -
advert. ,m ut tl-,wA' rC.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
Junc 20, 1867.
ICoN AuHlcArEp.

[CoMAuNICATED.
Mr.. EprTon-With your permission |
will be clad to avail myself OF the use Of
your columns to say few words about a
sso-callcd' law Of the General Assembly
Of MARYLAND which tind published IN
your last issue. | alludc to that entitled
..An act for the protection Of the PubAc
against Medical lmpostcrs and for the sup
preston of the crime Of unlawful Abor-
ton" But in the very outset, before
eainsa Wing in the least the wisdom ot our
legislators in this effort to protect their
constituents against imposturc ana crime,
let it be distinctly understood, that | am
not, in the rtmotcst degree, assuming 4
position antdgouistic to the plncl}le
enunviatcd hythc tt s-othc 80 etllcd ."N.
am rs much in favor as any man can
be of protecting the public from the evils
complained of. AN in favor Of throwing
the pgiS Of the law around every citizen,
male and female, throughout the length
and breadth Of our land. am IN t1Y"r
Of going farther than the farthest, and MAX
ING the production Of unlawful Abortion
ropitH crime for t. my mind there IS no
different degree of guilt LctwccE that Of
the miserable, degraded creature who dc
lbcratcly with malice aforcthousht,
sets about to destroy the life OF teeundA-
ted 'V"m IN any case "nJ'g WIZ ,, ',,' - I,o ', '.'
or woman who deliberately commits muir
der. 10 my mind both acts are murder
IN the il'sI o'8fVe' anu 9''0''' '''o' '''0
same l'lA'7i'!Ic!' l..u ,;n
put S''' II zoe? 5sV'i ~ '''t . :,'' a.,''
,'','' ,''I' o''' 49,, Iii. - ,re,m,.I,b
hieH "s''n' were "3' 3 ''o'' - '''u'"' n "~
'hr'r very '@ut'o'o o'j0' 49, -,
"dious ana oP '''IS,Hv ~ ne"
'hry nave 1"' l'o''''S''','' ,,,
Cannot hnpo. ''f3 il,' 9 i''i'''', - }''' =
ed without S'f'N'"E at ''I''' osr' 1I'e si'o"'
orr9 'l hoh''' !''t'''' ,''',' o'',' en-
latter to bcHr inc "''>t'S' l'''C ! " ,"o O'9"
ana neither lawyer nor ,'s'>'i'o'' "r'
It seems t" me mat some o''''t pl"n '','s''
have teen fallen upon 'A"' "o"'1 not nave
4mp'7eq 50 onOn"," q '"N uF0,' '''''' "'''
have receive" G'pl"'l2S from '''e Regularly
chartered mstiuih2'l1' an" VINO arc 4cc'.'F-
ct hy these diPi'n%$ ~ o' G'"'o''V" WI" =.
l"f"'SS'"'''F" I,'' "r"' T." 80 '''''','
doce"I' It co"<mf"""R, :" "f'sI"" '''I m'"-
i,IH"r th'""'tr"f 4""n' P'ic('c"e "1't""-
gre t@r"""' '.f'|ce"'". &C.,,
Let, say l. impos'tfS be faxed iinoo'
imprisoned, or whatever you please let
criminals such as these be hot:g, but why
Ia npnnIth SllffRr tlpml
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

My'rrayer for thee, talr one,
l. Tia: thy way
3 sunny and bright
,s calm cIou'iIcs- day;
That no shadow may darken
Thy morning blue sky;
No grief dim thy spirit,
No tear-drop thine eye;
That the pleasures Of earth
With it, goyost Of flowers
Be ytrcwed meath thy footsteps
To gladden. LIES hours
And thy days without sorrow
Or trial may seem
Like the cherished ronoInbrnncc
OF some ballowcd dream.
M4*s+s
St. Iuisocs, Md
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
Trustees Sale
Of
REAL ESTA Z.

pY virtue Of . d'crco of the Circuit
- Court for Saiat Mary's county. sit
TIM As Court % EIni1y, passed. in cause
IN which Philip I Herbert and Ignatins
Herbert are Complainauts and Elizabeth
A Herbert and others are Defendants, and
Tearing date of the 7th of December lS3",
the undersigned, as Trustees, will sell At
the Court House door in Leouard'own, on
Tuesday, thel6th day Of July,
1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. m and
5 o'clock. m. all those tracts or parcels
of land, called and known by the name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

In the matter Of the Petition Of Luke W-B
I0tchlnS, an ln>ulycn, Petitioner.

IN the Circuit CuErt tor st &>4ry's County.
~ virtue of authority vested il. me Is Clc-k
- OF tie Circuit Cont Tor ST Mays county,
-by the Code q Public General Laws Of
shiS State, II is hereby ordered, that tho
Ardllor's Reports y & x G., hlvd IN
ths case, t. ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause 10 the contrary be shown on
Or h,tJve the Erst Monday of tu3ust
4eNl; provided 4 copy u this order he pub
liShri IN the ST. .N,v's Gazette onc, a week
lnr three successive weeks prior TO the FIRST
Monday OF August next
,JNO y CAWALIER, Clk.
True copE-tcSt
JNO 4 CANALlER, Crk
June 20 lSof-3w..
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
containing
W Uroho,tsc,
5O4 acres,

more or less.
They aljoin each other anl will be sold
separately, each tract possessing thc same
natural advantages and each bludins on
the patuxcnt River
On "Sco,ch Neck there is a comfort
able PRIME DWELLING, NEAT
n0UsE, COOP SYABLE. THNEh'
B1RNS, &c. There arc 10 buildings
on "Eurdctt's Neck
These lands arc beautifully located, are
of fine soil and susceptible of rapid and
permanent Improvement.
They are within one mile of B'Ie's
Wharf, at which Steamers. to ana from
Baltimore, touch tri-wcek|y, during ut
least ten mouths Of the year.
The soil of these lands is well adapt
ed to the culture Of grass aud fruits,
and there is a young HEACls and Ap-
PIE ORCHARD Of Five Hundred Trees
now planted on the premises.
They lie contiguous to lmmens9 de-
posits of the finest Oysters, and one
hundred thousand bushels could be bed
dcd or planted on the shores.
Fish of every description abound in
the surrounding waters, aud the Ale
wife Fishery, during the Fall months,
has been very proiroblo business fer
the past several years,
About fifty acres Of each Of these tracts
Of land are set in OAK, Clth5NUT aud
PINE TIMBER, and half mllc OF
fence viii enclose the entire premises
from tide water to tide water.
The residue Of these lands, about
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

At the residence of his father at Locust
Grove, in the Factory district, on Sunday
last, EDDIE, son Of j. Edwin Coad, aged
t years and u months.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
CCNFlhJLtItUN NOTICE.
Uriah johnson,
JAS T Abel, admr., of
Jos Abel x others.

In the Circuit Court for st N,rvs county.
slttin. - Court ofEquity
No. 30 \. f..
ESl virtue Of authority vested in me- n; ClrrI.
y ol thc Circuit Court f,f St Nary cnnntv-
by the Code O; Public General Laws" uf,his
state, it is hereby. ordered! that the E,,hrs
# K G Combs and JAS y Downs. Trustee.
filed in tbs c.Nlac BE- ratified ana confirmed.
uIlos; cause to tho contrary lr Shown
on or before the tjrst Monday OF Anr., next;
provided Z copy OF tins order be inserted in
he ST Mary Gazette once 4 wccl. for thrco
successive weeks pliur to the first .lIonl.sy
OF AnS mczt.
The report states the land sold for + ,oSJ.
JNO \ CAAlAI.lEE, CII<.
Frue eopy-Tc#'
JNO \ CAVALIER CIH.
june 20, l861-@w
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20
CO.NFfR.UIIYO.\' NOTICE.
G. Francis Maddox &
Mary L Maddox.
NJ il Washington. Amx of
ID \ Washington, X others.

In the Circuit Court for ST Mary's County.
sitting as a Court OF Equity
No l33 \ f.
ol virtue Of authority vested in mo as
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court for ST Mary's
county. by the Code OF Public General Laws
of this State. It S hereby ordered, thai
the Report flied by James T II Ralcy.
Trustee N this cause, he ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to The contrary h.,
shown on Or before the third Monday Of
Nov.. next ; provided copy OF this order 10
inserted in the St AIryS Gazette once week
tor three successive weeks prior 20 the third
Monla, of OFT. inst
Tie Report State the land sold for $3.50.
JNO CAVALIER, GIN.
True copy-rcSt:
mo \ CAVALIER, Cl'k.
June 70, ISGr-9w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

This land Is /
buildings upo'l
cultivation Al
Is we'll adapic
products OF th
Ii will be ;
the widow Of
Terms OF :
der, arc Il
the sa' aud
the urCha
deferred pay
proved by I'll
interest from
After the
payment OF I
the Admin
thc pulci'aN1
parties IN Ia
under then
BE
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

June -, 1S6l-ts. 9
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-20

June ~. 1867 IS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

the Government in such city should be de-
posted within the treasury, and requesting
the Secretary of the Treasury to transfer
any amount now in such national bank to
the treasurer or assistant treasurer.
Adopted.
By Mr.. JULIAN-A resolution, that the
Secretary of War have leave to withdraw
from the files private telegram from Gen.
Sheridan to Gen. Grant, dated the 22d ult.,
the same having been communicated to
the House by mistake. Adopted.
The House took a recess till three o'clock.
After recess the supplementary reconstrue-
tion bill, as correctly enrolled, was present.
ed and signed.
The Senate amendment reducing the
appropriation for carrying out the recon-
struction act, from $l,675, 900 to $1,000, 900,
was concurred in.
Mr.. WINDOW introduced bill to re-
peal the law of last session providing for
the making of treaties with Indian tribes.
debate ensued, and the bill passed.
Adjourned. 3 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
New York Cattle market-JuIy *.

CATTLE-Beevesh have been steady during the
week. This forenoon there were not far from 1900
head on sa Q, including some very fine Kentucky
steers. The market opened with fair demand, and
sellers hold for small advance in prices, asking
1&9l8c for the best and at the advance earl, sal
we're made, but before noon there was a tendency
downward, and the market closes rather weak-a
falling of of nearly 1sc from morning rates. Droyes
Of ordinarylto good Illinois cattle sold at l59l7c.
Uhoice lots OF heavy fat Kentucky steers out
179lec, generally 17@l7%c.
SHEEP-Ruled steady during the week, but are
dull to-day. and prices about 40 lower, caused by
LAMBS-Also shade easier, and in light de-
mand. Extra sheep quoted at 65sc; prime 696lSc;
ordinary and common 5h@6c; inferior 4h@5c
Lambs 99l0kc-latter price for extra.
HOG~-The market Stree Thursday active, and
prices advanced. On Saturday the arrivals were
ghtIll cars and holders succeeded in blishinE
an advance of I@lc heavy prime corn-fed sci ing
hign as sAc; to-day. however, with 80 car leads
on sale and large arrivals there was less tone. and
prices &c lower than on Saturday. The demand.
however. for fair and all offerings disposed of
at 71s96c, chiefly 7A@sc-latter price for heavy
prime ccrn.fed Dressed hogs also declined K9Hc,
closing at 91299%c. 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

The following bills and resolutions were
introduced and referred:
By Mr.. .KELLEY-Declaring valid and
binding decisions of military courts and
commissions made in civil cases when tried
in States lately in rebellion where no civil
courts were in operation.
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS = Proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the Uni
ted States in reference to Judges of the Su-
preme Court and other Courts, and author
izing the removal of Judges by the Presi-
dent on the recommendation of two-thirds
of each branch of the Legislature.
By Mr.. NOELL-To make legal tender
notes receivable for duties on imports.
By Mr.. ROBERTSON-Decla that
no further issue of bonds of the United
States ought to be made for any purpose
not already provided for, except on distinct
condition that they shall be subject to
taxation for State, county and municipal
expenses, same as other property.
By Mr.. JULIAN-1nstructing the COM
mittee of Public Lands to inquire into the
expediency of reporting bill providing
for the forfeiture to the United States OF
swamp lands heretofore granted to the
J States lately in rebellion which have moi
been lawfully disposed of by such States
| Adopted.
ByMr. .KELSEY-Instruc the Judici.
ary committee to inquire whether the State:
of Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware have
now State Governments Republican il
| form.
The previous question was seconded, the
Speaker voting aye and the resolution wa
adopted.
was requested to return the Reconstruc
tion bill as in its enrolment some word
were omitted-the words stating that ap
Monuments to Office shall stand until disap
proved by the General of the army.
By Mr. declarin!
that in the judgment of this House, no ma
| tional bank should be selected as publi
depository of the Government money ii
any city where is located treasury or as
sistant treasurer of the United States; bu
that all moneys collected and received 70