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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-18

ing .hc discussion tho morning hour expired anu
the discussion on the repeal Of the cotton lax was
resumed. Mr.. Conkling, of Now York. proceeded
to say that helping hand had been extended TO
these destitute communities. The direct tax had
been suspended in all the insurrectionary States;
the tax had been removed from sugar, machinery
and other articles which pertancd to that commu-
nifty. lie would say now that it would have been
much better for these people il one of the parties
of this country and the visible head of the Gever-
ment had let them alone; if they had stopped
staggering about, and talking about representa-
ton in Congress, and gone TO work to build up
their impoverished section, they would to-day have
been much happier, and so would We. II this tax
was taken off it would wipe ont twenty millions
revenue and they knew not where TO replace it.
MI C. indicates disposition to vote for reduc-
ton of the tax, but maintained that the proper
course w. to postpone the bill until February or
March, when the whole subject of revenue would
be up; and he gave notice of his intention to make
q motion to that effect.
Mr. Morton said that cotton should not be en-
tirely exempt from the burdens of government.
The discussion then assumed 8 political turn,
when the Senate went into Executive session and
then adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-18

"a CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PION from New York. notified that she is dscharg
ing cargo This Day, at Adgers South Wharf ALI goods
remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at
ers risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
December 18 Agents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-18

Factors AND PLANlERs.--Ask Il factors opinion
Of planters, and as general thing, it will not be
coueur dc rose. The planter, on the other hand
has his revenge of the factor, II considering, and
speaking Of him as Shylocl. Yet they arc de-
pendent upon each other; necessary evils
perhaps each to other. Tho following from the
"New Orleans Price Current" is timely, thoug We
sincerely nope there arc no cases Of this character
in our State:
We have noticed in some OF our Southern cx-
changes articles referring The ycs discredltablc,
or to speak more to the point, Absolutely dishonest
course which las been pursued BY some planters
i'll obtaining advances on their crops from factors,
and then dsposing OF their cotton to other parties,
without reimbursnS the factor 70 whom they ha,l
obigat Il .hemscNca 10 cons!Sm /. III any shape
Whatever. VI iltc prcscn, llnc jhcr" is VIC regret
TO say, case cf tl,s k.ai pending in ono OF Crr
owa courts. The laws of this State a.c exceed
ingly stringent they ought to bc, resi- Getting ,he
duties OF botn factor aud PLANTER amd = ls . b.
hoycd that in all cases iuyoyiug citherthe iuter-
est or the homo: Of onc 81 Tie other, the Inv viii
be enforced in its fullest extent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-18

". L. CLARK CO., Chemists
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents foc the sale of the same.
Morcl On Tyr
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
PROPOSALS. FOR NAVY SUPPLIES

NAVY DnrARrHESr,)
BUREAU PRoyIsioSs ASD CLoTHIE0,
January ", 1881
for Navy Supplies, will be received at this Bursau
until clock on TUESDAY the l2th day Of February
next for furnshing and delivering at the United States
navy yard. New York and BO,Sn on S5 ssiSrs IL;
articles spsohsd In the following list two.ihirds 10 be
delivered At New York Aad third At Boston, via;
New s.yy Beef so%Oo cob %bsl,, per bSl
Rice, 100, 900 pounds, per pound.
Dried Apples, 100, 900 pounds, per pound.
Sugar. 10000 pounds, per pound.
Tea, 10000 pounds, per pound.
Coffee, 100, 900 pounds, per pound.
Beans, 1900 bushels, per buIhel
MolssSss, 20, 900 gallons, per gallon.
BIDS will BE- TeesiVed for rons.fouTth half three
fouThs the whole Of the quantities named and those
only will be accepted which considered for the Ad
vantage ofthe ooVsrnment
equal to the navy standard and pass the usual inspse
For description Of the articles and the packages to
said navy yards and for information As to the laws and
regulations I'm pamphlet form) regarding contracts to
the OssS Of the COpmAndantS and PAymaStsrs Of the
Imported articles will be received In bond free from
duty, and NO internal revenue tax will be ehATgsAblo
upon any Of the above articles.
Every offer must bO accompanied By written guar
effect that he or they undertake that the bidder or bid
dsrs WILL his their bid be accepted, enter into an
litigation within ave days, with good and susient
petsney Of the guaranty 10 be eshSd By the
bistriet AttoTny, or Collector Of the Customs.
No Proposal will be sonsidsred unls,. accompanied
such guaranty ana e{ M sSasaes neg h
"''n'' ''Su'''1 " avn ' u. BRIDGE,
JIlt.WN chiN Of Bureau.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF AMI
vRaRTABLEs.

EAVI DEPARTnHHT,l
BuEEAU OF PRoyIsIoEs Asp CLorHIHa, !
January 7, 1855,
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals Tor Fresh Beef
and Vegetables, will be received at this Bursau untl
ao'eoek D. m, on the 2ist day Of January Inst, for
the supply Of 90 900 pounds Of RRRsH BkkR and 90,
900 pounds Of PRKsH vBGRTABLRs al the NORFOLK
NAVY YARD AND STATION, A. required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quality and
the beat the market Affords and each article must be
oasrod Tor By The pound The Beef TO Be in equal pro.
portions, fore aud hind quarters.
Bonds with approved security, will bs required IN
ono half the estimated amount Of the contract and
twenty Per cent In addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment TO be made as collateral 80.
suIty for the duo performance Of the contract, which
Will On no account be paid until It 10 fully complied
with.
RVsry Oasr made must bs accompanied By written
GuArAhty, signed By one more responsible peraonS
hat the bidder OF bidders will his their bid he Ae
esptsd, enter into obligation within ave days, with
good and sumelsnt Surste 10 furnish the articles pro-
posed.
6p scA gudrdnty and bv SatfGlatorv evidence hdt the
klddSr regular dealer In he articles proposed for
and AaS tAS ItcenIe required by act Of Con0rs1s.
The Department the right 70 reject any proc
poaAl not eonldsrsd AdyAntageoua 10 the 0oysrhmsa
u 70 be undsEstood that IN case the stipulated
quantity of either sIelss shall be delivered leaving
Balance due ON the other article the contract may Be
seAsasred a. ssnplsisd In full, at ne SHson q the
JAli.lot ohisi d lslsaa,
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
EOCAI NMVv8

THs GREss-EvED MorsrER.--0n Monday
night, Major Richards, Bupsrintsndeas Of Pelies,
issued warrant for the ausst of Jossph Order,
who was charged with shooting enc Dade Groves:
Order was arrested and taken 20 the Fourth Ward
station By omo.r oursnd. i sues.qgsnt,y .P-
and he also was arrested. Yesterday morning the
case vss laid before Justice Tucker and the prose-
oution withdrawing the charge against cridsr, be
was dismissed, and not being prepared with wit.
nesses 10 the eass against Patch, the hearing was
pos,possd until o'clock last evening The parties
4. al quite young and very rsspsctsbly connected.
Last night . isrgs company Of young men,
friends Of the parties, assembled st the Fourth
ward station. house 70 hear the evidence in the
above case Of Joseph Patch, charged with assault
day previous Mr. Phillips counsel for the defence,
moved for he dismissal of the case against his
client on The fround that the prosecution had no
other evidence than that offered in the morning at
Q Q. m. .i- *.
Justio. Tucker rsmsrksd that before D. would
consider the motion for dsmissal he would like the
counsel 10 read the afidavit Of the wounded man
taken at his rssidsnee yesterday ansrnoon, and
which Vas all The evidence which had been as yet
offered In the case. a....
Mr. Phiiilps then read aloud The following state
",1 .T S.s % u Il. hou,. Of Mr.. Patch on stree,
north, between North Capitol and First street. yes
tsrdsy. the i4th Inst, about II o'clock, m. Two
or three men entered the room. don't know who
they we're They came suddenly and without say
Ing word, shot me thought Il was her [Mrs
Patched brother Order who fred the shot until
was told otherwise. I vas sitting down By thu
stove; Mrs Patch was sitting on the opposite sid'
Of the room. There had bsen no quarrel; no word
at any previous time. I had been raised with Mrs
Patch from childhood as brother and sister, ant
, thsre was no oause for Jealousy, Mrs. Patch me-
me last Saturday night md invited me to cont
,h.r. bad hssn thar, onee ar tvioe before ~
Tho Justice thsn asked n there was any ethe
evidence for the prosecution. Mr.. Phillips intro
duosd Mrs Groves, the mother Of the complainant
who said there was no othsr evidence 10 offer. Mr.
Phillips thsn renewed his motion for . dismissal
and Justice Tucker remarked that a. there was NJ
evidence at all 10 implicats the prisoner he woul
| be Obliged 10 dismiss the ease. The evidence Q
| the mornings examination amounted 10 nothing |
being only what the father Of young Groves sal
| had been told him. The case was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
DEPARrEEsr or rHE IsrERioR,
PEEsIoH OFFICE, Jan. Is. 1857.

DEPARTMENT or rHE INTERIOR,
ID. PExsIos 0yYIoE, Jan. Is, 1867. 4
Applicants for increase Of pensions under
the actlof June 9Th, and July 25th, 1866,
and their agents, are hereby Informed that
such applications filed from and after the
first day OF january, 1867, cannot possibly
be adjudicated before the 4th day OF March
proximo, when the semiannual payments
Of pensions are due. The original certificates
Of al army pensions should not be forwarded
with the applications for increase fled this
date, and the 4th OF March next, but should
be retained by them, and surrendered. only
upon call from this Office. The labor de-
volving upon this Office, has been nearly
doubled In consequence OF the passage Of the
acts referred 10, and this unprecedented in
crease has rendered the clerical force pro-
vided by law for the transaction OF business
utterly inadequate TO meet promptly the
public demands, or to prevent 1t falling
largely in arrear.
Applications for increase filed after this
date should give the number Of the original
pension certificate, but should not be accom-
panied by II. Jos. II. BARRErr,
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

Tue GEsKRAL LAND 0rrrcE-Returns re-
ceived by Commissioner Wilson show that
25,749 acres Of the public lands were dis
posed Of during the months November and
December at the Detroit, Michigan, Traverse
city, Michigan, and Bonneville, Nebraska,
local Offices. The majority Of the lands were
taken up for actual settlement and cultiva-
ton under the homestead law. The cash
sales amounted to S3,47l.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

GEoRsErowS.-Ther receipts Of pork yester-
day at Gsorgstovn wore very light. Slaughtered
hogs were sold from wagons at $sa8. so, and from
the stores at 80 per 100 pounds.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

CIRRyISo OoNcEAIED WEAPoSs.- Officer
Ray, OF the Second ward, arrested q man BY the
name Of H. d. Prsl for carrying concealed weapons.
Amer paying hns Of $40. imposed upon him BY
Justice Morsell, he went on his way rejoicing.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
UNITED STATES CouRr or CLAIMS

UNITED STATES CoURT OF CLAIMS
TUESDAY, Jan. ID, 1867.
On motion Of Mr.. Kerr, the Deputy Solicitor.
Hon Elisha r. Potter, Of Kingston, r. l., was ad-
mitted as an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
After the discussion and allowance Of sundry
motions
Adjourned to Thursday next, at IL o'clock m.
Rs,iaenes, Of tho Judge Of The Court Of Claim, Of
ths United Sfatss.
Hon. Joseph Casey. No. 3ss G street
Hon. Edward @. Loring, No. 303 street.
Hon. David wilmot. No. 4 A street, Capitol Hill.
Hon. EbeneIsr Peck, No. 885 O street
Hon. Charles O. Mott, No. l84 r street
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

ICE-BoUSD SrEAMER.-The steamer 4. @,
Knight, Capt. Mullinsr upon her nrst trip In con.
nsction WITH the newly organised Washington and
New York Steamship Company, has been locked
out By the Ice In the Potomac for two weeks past,
and is now reported TO be at Fortress Monroe.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

BRKv. Brio. GEN. T. J. RoDxAs has been
ordered by Maj. Gen. Dyer, Chief Of 0rdi.
nance. to proceed to Fort Monroe Arsenal
TO examine and test the "Mann gun" and q
l5-inch carriage altered by Brew. Col Baylor.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

TIE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SocIETY.--
Yesterday the 6oth annual meeting Of the Ameri.
can Colonlsation Society was held at their rooms,
corner Of -Four and-a-half street and Pennsylvsuis
avenue, Hon. J. b. H. Lstrobe president In the
chair, and Mr.. Coppinger secretary Delegates
were present from the Massachusetts, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Mary.
land State organizations.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

NAVY BULLETIN. January 4-Appoint.
ment Reyoked-Acting Third Assistant En-.
gineer Phillip Lettig. I.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

G. A R D.
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
wAHMNOroS, December |, 1866.
Senators, Representatives and others residing in
Washington who occupy private apartments eau bs as-
eommodatsd with their meals at this HOTEL At the rate
oftlo. 90 per week.
dss. and SYKES. CHADWICK 4 co.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
wv fHIs oIII0T,
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
DEKIN AND YEDDo TEA STORE,
$50 EINTHnTREET, BETwEKN ANDE
Jas iSsltuin AND BLACK rBAs.

n II E Z 8 Z
PRoMA0E DE BRIR,
nRURCHATRL,
RoCHRH0RT,
GRUYERR,
SAP sIGo,
PARhKsAN,
EH0LlsH DAIRY CHRRsR,
E0RTOH'B PINE APPLE CHERsR,
YOUNG AMERICA OHEBsk,
NEW YORK CRRAh CaRRsR
N. W. BURCHRLL,
Cor. RouTteenth and streets,
IAlx-9teod Under Ebbitt House.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

CoURr IN EQUIrY-Justicc Olin presiding.
Francis Sweeney vs.. Jacob Z. Lyon ct. al. No.
$50. Order granting injunction.
Rowland and Williams vs. Steamer Baltimore.
No. l0l. Decree confirming Auditors report, ex.
eept as to profit on cargo.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
wN & KINS,
PuBLnHnRs or
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.

We would respectfully call the attention Of Cholr.
Leaders and singing sehoOL Teachers 10 our sstabsh
msnt, where all kinds Of Church Music 0lOs And An.
them Books can bo obtained on the most hyorabls
tsTms,
The long sEPsTisAes Of our Mr.. PHRKms In Musical
Coaventions, ChoiTs, the Concert Room, and BundAy
school, enables him 10 give advice and Information %
all points Of musical Interest 10 the selection Of
proper works Of Instruction, formation Of Musical
Schools progress In musical studss and items o. Al
interest 70 Oomposeru Leaders, TeAohsrS and studshla
SHEET MUSIC Furnished on the usual tsrns with
promptASsa and dispatch Country Orders solistted,
and selections made for Pupils, Teachers, ooAsssts.
Ge ke &c.
Will be True to Ms.....,....T Psrkias....so slA.
The Orphan wAndsrsr .......T. FsrkihS....SO stS.
The Rose buuh fsrhins...s.S 80 cts.
Fairy Of the wildwood .....,h. A. BraWn... 80 eis,
Memory. Tor BArtonsl sl."".,H. A. Browu.....So s,s
-Four Of any Of the above will be Forwarded on rsssip
| Of one dollar.
~ Send for Circular.
BROWN I PIRKINs,
jsS.in 40 BrsOns Street., Kew Tsrk 0ty,
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

TINDLING AND STOVE WOOD.
ass PsnasyivInis Aysn'.s, between EsN'ath AAd
TWslr ii Streets.
Always on hand 70 IL supply Of the above; % ;asnsa 2.
article, sawed and split In any leAgth and .ts r.
qlirsd and promptly d ysIsd 70 any part Of the Dis
JSS.u N'"N'' N'n RIOS. J. GAIT.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
AMUaEsrENTs.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
nhkkI GNALL..s............ .........rH0rHfETOu9.
cHAsGE on TInE - : :
Doors opsn st qssrtsr 70 J. Psrfornaaes sommsness
usxisTkKsski suc4iss f.a..
oI DIoN BoUoICAULr's 6RsIr DRAnA OF
THE LONG STRIKE,
with ADDITIONS asd IHORHksnD gsYRCrs which,
tersthsr with the Powsrfnl Acting By the 1 - '
STAG COMBINATION COMPANY, Ill
KxrEnsfvE MiCHIrERv,
BrAurIrUL fHUIDHHriL MUSIC,
And the wording the Telegraph W -r-t- -tHarf'
fHs fnsuLkTnD LINES COMPANY, IlI .
Call forth from Dylightsd aad Crowded Audiences
]. prsp.r.unn, byIouL Lan euessssfai COMEDY, ~
onK HUNDRED THOUSAND PoUnps- = n
Iss h.rsssn.s. hssi.s psreha.'a the sole rishit 10
=. RAffs or ADMISSION.
In!tte boxet 90
yrohesfs nssn, 90
gtess Olres ....s......s............
rsrqnstIs.s %
ssmny vnon ....'s.s.s.s..............,.. -
sS Seats ess be sssursi fr.s of istrs oisrg: .i Is.
Boz ones. or at Kiiis's Music store, psnnsyivsais
avsnus, between Ninth and Tenth rfrests.H Z fHft
scfiSs.Thc Lhs.,rs is veil Heated snd oomfortsbs
IN ths Soioett Weather. /. o. :.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
NOW RE ADY:
rHR NEW SABBATH SCHOOL SINGING BOOK,
r 1.-THE GOLDEN PROMISE"
TT. 4. rrRKiSs
Author Of "Ths Sunday School Banner" "Ths New
Shining STAR" "rhs Palm King" "Ths
...f Sacred Lutte" dc.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

PosT oFTIcH DEPAlrnaErI
. December 81, lsee I
SEALED PROPOSALS will bs received at he Fest
once Department until the S0th day Of January 1857
at IL o'clock At noon for Furnishing Stationary Tor this
Department for one year from the i day OF February
1891. Those unaeeompanisd by satisfaeiory tsstmo.
cred.
An The srtelss must be Of the very best qua ty san
pies Of which, containing a least rsam of each Kind
reserves the right TO retain and pay for the same al ths
price stated In the offer, return them, At t option
No bid will be considered where the articles aecom
Psnyng are not Of the kind and quality required By
the Department. and spurious articles Will subject ths
entire bid to rejection, at the pleasure Of the Depart
ment
The .ubjonsd list specifies, nearly as can now b,
done, the amount, quality. and description Of each
tho kinds OF articles that will be wanted:
ESTIMATED QUANTITY WANTED FOR THE YEAR.
CLAas No l-pAp.u
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
l. IC DIsPRNsARY.
This charitable inlutution, 80 much needed In TIL
city, will open on MONDAY, October -, en- O street,
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirtssnth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE ESQ.,,
CHARLES KHAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, ESQ
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. 8. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines hrss u
charge.
The Dispsnsary being supported By frss eontribu-
ions all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions 10 the Treasurer, John o.
Clarke, Esq Of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or 70 the Soc
rstsry DR.. g. Verdi sss street, between Pourtsssth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms will be opened from 2tOtp. m. daily,
Sundays excepted.
Drs T. g. Verdi Of Washington, and Q. 8. Verdi. Of
GsorgstoWn and any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be in attendance.
oo2o-u G. VERDI. n. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Wylie presiding.
The case Of Francis Harrison, indicted for the
murder Of Sarah Harrison, his wife, on the Sd Of
October last, was taken up. Mossrs. Browne and
Smithers for the defense.
The parties resided In tho First Ward. Nineteenth
street, between and NJ, and AFTER the death ofthe
deceased an inquest was held, at which time II
was testified that tho accused frequently beat her
with heavy stick, and the physician (Dr. @. N.
Hopkins testifying that death was caused by the
blows, tho jury rendered verdict that death Was
caused by blows inflicted By the accused.
CIRCUr CoURr Chief Justice Cartier
prs,iding Riley ys. Herriek J. Must. No. l76.
Verdict for plaintiff assessing damages at one cent
Lewis vs. Mayor and Corporation ofWashington.
No. 1857. Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50. So
with interest from Dec. l4th, 1850.
Lsander Proutt vs.. John D. Phel. No. 2ls.
Verdict for defendant.
Webster vs. Cunningham. No. 2S6. Verdict
for defendant.
Carson vs.. Baum. No. 2SSc. Judgment below
affirmed against defendant.
Wells ys. Smith. Court attachment for Cornelius
W. Campbell.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

0l. ~ pounds gum ArAble, beat por pound.
The adhesive envelope must be thiekly gummsd .
fourth Of an inch wide round the lsppsls.
I.sh bidder mus. tS.ni.S :. with h S sam
price named for any one article.
BIDS not fqlly conforming to the advertisement will
The tsrms and Conditions Of the advertlssmsut for
stationery to bs incorporated in the contract for sta:
onery, and the head Of the department will, In all
cases. Judge whether the articles tendersd by the
tractor are o. the quality REQUIRED BY the contract
BY the Department aad at the contract pries whether
the quantities exceed fall short Of those estimated
Bach proposal must be signed By the individual or
arm making II, and must specify price, and but one
price for each and every article named In the schedule
Should any articles bs required which are not snums.
prices, II Inc Department shall At to order them
from the contractor having the contract for similar Ar
elss and the contractors and the Department DO not
agree then the Department may have the article fur
nshed BY any other person or persons who will furnish
Il at price lower than that demanded BY the con.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at the
Department to persons appl ior them and with
ont uniformity therein the Department would ahd u
consideration unless substantially agreeing herewith.
The head Of the Department VIII In All eases, decide
whether the terms Of the contract have been complied
with, and the power to InnGl the contrast
upon any failure to comply IN a reasonable time.
persons or psp.oPp and in ease Of faiars %
supply the articles, the contractor and his suIstiss
shall Be liable for the forfeiture specified In such bOhd
Ths contract will be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder the best bid to be determined after eAIeful
anlnaaon Tor ne purpose q HSsas n., Ias saisn biS
The department reserves TO itself the sA. 10 reject
Ts bid Tor a very loW snd part a very hilk rates
without proper regard TO the cost Of each The par
Si :: n IN e: sss.iSs s' aa''' the
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Isa.NN Postmaster asasIal.
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PRxsIos OFyIcR Doc 1, 1885.

hEfAhTMENT Ot IhE lNTEhlOh,
IL PRxsIos OFFICE, Dec. !, 1885.
10 all tchom u may concern.
Application having been made under the act Of Jane
asd 1so9 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein. which alleged to have been lost or de-
stroysd notice 10 hereby given that al the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant new csrtnekte or
warrant Of like tenor will bs Issued no valid objse-
ton shall then appear;
March s. 1884 In the name Of Rlishs Bacon, and was
granted January n, 1886. January II, 1857.
No eIs for 100 aerss Issued under the aet Of March
s. 1885, in the name Of Ivory Butler, and was granted
April TO- 1883. February !, 1857.
No i2ioo5, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1885 In the Of Lazarus HaTlon, and was
granted ssptsmbsrl7, ls5d-fsbruAry 10, 1857. del
No. l0tfo for leo acres, issusd under the act Of
March s. ls6S, In the name Of Robert W. Pisree, and
was granted May II, ls65. March Q, 1857. ds2a
No for leo acres issued under the act Of March
1855 IN the name Of Kiah D. Ball. and was granted
No for 90 Aerss issued under the act Of March
s. 1855. in the nans Of deorge Plum and was granted
August lB 1885. March 90, 1857. jail
No. OF, ol2 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 3, 1885 In the name Of James Henry, and was
granted April "a, 1881. March 80, 1857.
No. %, 72e for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, In the name Of John Wood, and was
granted February %, 1887 April Q, 1857.
No S. lb for loo issued under the set Of March
g. 1855, in the name Of Sarah Wood, widow Of Robert
Wood, and was granted February 10, 1857. April 0,
JOa n BARRKTT Commissionsr
The national Republican., 1867-01-16

Passion CncuLAR.-The following was
yesterday issued by the Commissioner Of
Pensions;