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The national Republican., 1868-12-25

FEMALE SUFFRAGE EAssoctATIoN.-This so.
ciety held regular weekly meeting at Union
League Building last evening, DR.. y. B. Pur.
Wis (colored) in the chair.
women we're desirous OF exercising the privi.
lcgC Il the ballot, he favored their having IL,
He believed that they would make just as good
farmers, doctors, preachers, soldiers, seamen,
a,s, and statesmen ne a, many who nov occupy those
preachers than some who now I'LL the pulpit.
He hoped God would prosper the purposes OF
the association.
Mr.. +; Jones was very far from claiming to
hueuce Of the female sex was the great lever
that moved the world, and none could resist
their seductive persuasions. III they assume
the privileges OF the male sex, would they not
be expected to take upon themselves the duties
and obligations of the sterner sexi And yet,
would any one ask the female to walk up TO
and labor at the blacksmith's forge and to tho
canDon's mouth He could not think so--ho
did not believe Il would be done.
Rev. Mr.. Dennison here replied to Mr.. Jones,
by noting the fact that woman, In the revels.
tion made to our race, were placed side BY side
by man, and they were endowed with the
same miraculous spirit; There were prophet
their male friends on subjects OF vital national
Importance. He referred to women Of the
times Of Philip, Alexander and others, As ex-
amPles to susstantiate his reasoning:
degraded " she would be expected to go to
the ballot box. Her present place was an
honored one, and he wanted her to remain
there. They were good piotters, and II he
he would employ woman as a captain. They
were always ahead in any devilment, and
could not be beaten.
Mrs. Lockwood, Mr.. J. H, Crane, DR.. Lock-
wood, and Miss stanton made addresses, when
the society adjourned.
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The national Republican., 1868-12-25

UOOdB peF New Y0rk, PhlIadeIphIa and Bal.
tlmore steam lines and Adams' Express to care Of
X, IL, Havenner, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will be forwarded as far as Leesburg free Of
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
CommutatoD Passenger Tickets between Alex
andria and Leesburg and intermediate stations ut
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and intermediate points, are issued
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
uO3-tf General Superintendent, =
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

RAILROAD EARSINos.-The New York Tri.
Lune says that the directors of the New York
Central Railroad Company recently made a
scrip dividend OF eighty per cent. out OF the
alleged earnings or profits OF the last few
years. PTesuming this fair and legitimate, we
respectfully ask II there be not a Considerable
income tax due thereon to the Federal Treas
ury' In the pursuance of its inquiry It peril.
nently asks " Will the supervisor OF internal
revenue for this district be good enough 10 In
quire into the matter
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

PoLICE IsTELLIG White, a COL
Ored individual, was arrested by Othcer Acton
on the charge OF keeping a gambling house
Justice Clark hned the accused $50, and in de-
fault Of payment was sent to the work house
W. L. Clemerson and James Chamberlain,
for disorderly conduct were appropriately
fined by Justice CLARK.
Geo. Butler, for carrying concealed weapons,
paid twenty dollars.
Edward Volt, for selling liquor at a ball
without permit, was hned t2O by Justice Wal
ter.
Benjamin Mackoners, charged with bHstardy
by Amy Biggs, was required to give security
to support the child.
Nancy Bundy, for petit lsrceny, wsI Aned
three dollars.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

GREAT QUASTIIIEs OF ohildren's low priced
sults as well as fine ones, are now offered at
prices never before presented to the Washing
ton public, By George q. Henning, No. 5il Sew
boys from t5 to go; Overcoats from t5 to tIO.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

ONE PRICE TO ALL CUSTOMERS II
Believing that we can show appreciation Of thoso
who buy from US, In better way than BY coneos:
sions Of q few cents to those who would beat
down" In price. and yet charging fall figures TO
those who connde In our marked rates; and de-
the respective trades which sustain our business,
we offer the following additional
INDUCEMENTS
To customers who bring evidence Of having pnr;
worth Of goods, FOR CASH, within one month.
we will furnish either Of the following, free OF
charge:
sloau's Architectural (Monthly) Journal, for
Builders and Architects.
Coach Makers Journal
blacksmith Is and Parrier's Assistant.
Turner's Manual.
Tables OF Weights, Measures, and Capacity,
Harpers' Magazine.
Or any other monthly journal which the business
or taste OF the customer may suggest
decd JOHN X. ELNANS & CO.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
Legal Notices.
COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
District If Columbia, UaShinQf0n OOunfv, to toit,
ln the case Of BgsE DICT y, ,GRRESwELL, executor
OF JoHS w, Poo, deceased, the executor afOre.
taid has. with tha approbstion OF the Orphaus'
Court 81 Wnshington county aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY. tho 10Th day Of January, A b. 1862
for the final settlement and dlstr OF the per.
soual estate OF said deceased, and Of the assets In
hand, as far as tho zane have been collected and
turned into money! when and where ali the cred.
iors aud heirs of said deceased are notified to at
tend, with their claims properly youched, or they
may oILcIwiss by law be excluded fIom ali bene.
AZ In said deeeased's estate; provided copy Of
this order be published once a week Tor three
weeks in the NATIONAL REPUBLIcAs previous to
the said day.
Test: JAS. r. o'BEIRNB,
ugl6. 6.w3Ns Rauis n
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
LExANDRIA. LoqPpoyE AND HAMPSHIRE
O.. sa4sl SM&l

BEGINNING OUTOBER /, is6s.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at 8 a.
IN; and p. m. for Leesbprg; Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at a. IN. and l2:N p. m.
Connecting at LeesbuTg with Peacoek's Line OF
hrst'class Coaches, which leave Leesbnrg on
ton, purceiiyiiie, saickersyilIe. BerrySille
Winchester and Capon springsi returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
wCdnesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
railroad train from Alexandria, aud arrives at
Middleburg at 5 p. IN.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays, at q. IN. and arrives at Leesburg at l2
m.. and (per railroadl arrives at Alexandria At
p. m. In ample time for Washington and galti-
more the same day.
From and after June 3, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to Capon Springs.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

The SKATING PARK will be open TO visitors
to day IL the Ice Is In condition. The flag with
a bal on the cars will indicate whether the
park Ia open.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

AC,-Among the many places Of attraction
during the holidays, none is more extensively
sought than the establishment OF Mr.. James
5. Clayton, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street, who has on hand for holiday
presents the most extensive md varied collec.
tion OF plain and fancy, large and small, gem
uine meerschaum pipes ever offered IN the
District. Ladies and gentlemen contemplat.
ing making handsome presents should vislt
this establishment and see the magnificent
variety of presentation pipes. A bundle or u
box OF the popular Rose" cigars would also
make An Accountable nreAnnt 10 NAmnklAia y L
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

"a HlsT,"-The attention of the ladies Is
called to the extensive ana beautiful variety
Of "Ian'y Christmas BlippcFs" for gcutIcmeG, f,
now selling Rt CummiHs shoe house, 3I7
seventh stree, second door south nf X and
Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

CONGREGATIONAL SABBATH SCnooL-The
scholars of this hourishiug school met at the
church last evening to celebrate Christmas
eve. Gen. Charles II. Howard, superintendent At
of the school, presided, and after prayer and
singing, Santa Clause came down from q verit-
able chimney to the unmitigated delight of
the children. He at once commenced to dis
tribute the numerous presents he had pre-
viously hung on n tree near by, and It shows
his foresight that not child In the school
was unprovided with presents. Refreshments
addresses by Col. Root, NJ. Y. from Arkansas,
Gen. q. o. Howard, and others, the children
departed, having spent very pleasant eve
ming
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

PRESENTATION oP A BIBLE-At meeting
of the Illinois State Association, held at 3s5
i street, on Wednesday evening, Col. II. ID.
Cook, late president, was presented with a
beautiful family Turkcy-bound morocco Bible,
with an appropriate inscription on 1t. After
nlling the position Of state agent for the past
four years, his labors having closed, he re.
turns to Illinois, carrying with him the best
wishes OF the many llliuoisians, and many
other warm friends now residents Of WASH
ington.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

LADIES should call and sec the Embroidered
Upper at Princes Stamping aud FlutIng
o9ms, 329 street, between Tenth and Elev-
eLih streets Only place In town TO do steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

PRoHIBiToRY YLEAGuE.-There will be die.
cussion OF the principles OF a prohibitory
liquor law at the courtroom, City Hall, this
evening, commencing at ~ O'Clock. The
Liquor Dealers Association have been In
vited to attend. ]. NJ. Blood, Sec'y
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
Architects.

STARKwEATHER 4 PLowMAN,
ARCHITECTS,
ENGINEERS,
AND SURVEYORS,
uaies - PLANTS BUILDING. corner Of New
York avenue and Fifteenth street. ias2.ly
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

CHRIsTMAs GIFTs.-Nothing better than
nice Carpet, Set of Curtains, Rugs, OttomAns,
stair Rods, COrniCes, 40, and no better place
to get them than at WIN, ;. Mitchell Il Co.'s,
over Perry Brothers dry.goods establish.
mCnt. Il
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

ODESSA PANIER CULLAPsINu SKIRT, tho beat
made, Douglass, sole agent No, 5OJ Ninth
street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

BANK Director CuosEE,--Mr, Nicholas
Acker has been chosen one OF the directors OF
the NationAl Metropolitan Bank to M \ va.
cAncy, caused by the resignation Of George
Parker, esq,
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

-, SLOWLY RGcovERTSO. - Young Preston
Fowle, who Jumped from = thlrd.atoTy win
dow few nights since, as recorded In the
RRPunLICAS, IL, We are pleased to state, re-
covering, aud his cOasc DusPess has returned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

THE CASE oF LgP. TURPIN.-An evening
cotemporary has the foiiowingt ave under.
stand that the counsel OF Levin Turpin, con
ylcted so ne months ago In the criminal court
of manslaughter upon the body OF Thomas
housisns ,vroue exneet 1N,a narSon Seet "bu ha
Issued by the President today. II Is said that
one of the conditions Of the pardon will be
mat IurWn shHll support the widow and or.
phaus OF the duce ,sed ~
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

pdno, LsSv1 Wt.sETsSqrOs, <. from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS. ...
pLxivs wasHISer9s. frS% Ms5yls9a AysnSSo
LsAyH ALkkASDRIA, from corner 81, Asaph
and King streets, at and 10 A. NJ, and and 8
N5;5oP NJ. Q. A, TBvBNs. Gen u sup't,
W. J. PHBLPs. Cen hAnager. uel7.t
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

PRgPARE FOR WISTERi-The be at and cheap.
est MerinO UndershiTts and Drawers for 50,
10 Hnd75 cents, fine article 81 and VI. %; Socks
8 pair for 25 cents; Handkerchiefs, Is centtj
Glnyes in endless variety aud at astonishing
low prices; Neck Ties and Scars OF the latest
designs at FRANC GOLDMAH's,
Marble Hall, No. ijS seventh street, opposite
Patent Office.
The Royal Eagle Paper Collar
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

SUsPrClOy OF MURDER-Lieutenan'J John.
son, On Wednesday, lsst, arrested Lewis HAmp.
too, cnlored, charged with the murder OF Mr.
john IL Faulkner, In June last. After passing
an examination before Justice Walter, the
accused was acquitted, there not being sum.
cient evidence to hold him
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

The PoTOMAC,-There contlnnes 10 blow a
heavy northwest wind, and no vessels worthy
o. linen meh'ioh @ aarHeu a a. we WhArves yesterday.
WharYeB.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

MARRiA AGE AFLOAT.-Abuut ten o'clock on
Wednesday morning A. the stesmer d Van.
derbilt was making her trip from Aqua Greek
to this city, two Of her passenger, Thomas
SpOttsylvtBia, Virginia, were united In hoiy
wedlOck, by the Rev. q. e. Ncader, in the
pr"sencc OF Captain Colmhry aud Pufspr
Quinn.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
IN THE sCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
James WOrmloy
AndT9w Wormley ct al.

Andrsw wormley ct al. "''''''
John u. johnson, trustee in this cause, having
reported to tho court the sale by him at auction OH
the 9th OF November, 1865, Ol part Of original lot
three g., In square one hundred and ninety nine
(lW, In the city Of Washington, (the same being
the real estate In these proceedings mentioned
James Wormley, one Of the parties hereto. for the
bnm 81 sgd and that The purchaser had complied
il Is Tits 81 day Of december, "A D 1868, ordered
that said sale be cOnnrmed on the 18th day VI De-
eembcT, lSJs, II no objection thereto be made on or
before that days provided copy Of this order be
published In tho NATIONAL RgPuBLIoAS once a
week for three weeks before said day.
true cory: Test
X. J. MEiGs, Clerk, dejSSW
ID Il o o AIS.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OPPIoE,l
No % SECOND ST. BALTIMORE, Dec q, 1855,
Sealed brOpJsalS, IN duplicate, will h5 received
a thlI oliea until y clock. noon, OF TUESDAY,
tho 5th day Of January, 1859, for the purchase or
the following lots Of Anchors, Chains, Be, the
property OF the United States, all in good order
and now In store at Hayre. de Grace, Nd:
lS Anchors, averaging so pounds each.
lAnChOfa, averaging bj6 pounds each,
AnehOr weighing 800 pounds
u hhAekleS, weighing ls2 pounds
II Chalns, weighing Il, 900 pounds.
,ffuppsllh must state pficH per pound for tAl-
chgrs,' ''Gbains" and "Shackies" separately,
and may be Iof the whole or part Of each lot.
PIopoTals VIII be OP ned At y 30 p. m, OF jan
to he present, and mu be addressed to-
Brey, Brig. Gen. J, II. SIMPSON, U. S. A.
dec23'Gt ''N'
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

CARRIAGE SLIPPERS AND SooKs to keep the
feet warm when ridlng, only % and 25 cents a
pair, at Adamson's, 800 Ninth street ueSt 10
PsnnsylVanla avenue. #
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Ffsher.-The follow
ing minor cases were disposed Of yesterday:
Lemuel Fugitt, bastardy. The prosecuting
witness, Mary L, Johnson, testified to the
fact that the offence had been committed, but
many OF her statements were contradicted by
other witnesses. Darlington for prosecution,
Adams for defence. The Jury found verdict
Of guilty.
The following parties were sentenced: wm.
Cole, stealing bacon, sent to Jail for one day.
J. Sanders, stealing cows, 1ent to peniten'
tiary for one year.
George Warren, stealing money, sent to jail
for one day.
I.Landie, stealing watch, sent to Jail for
one day.
Albert Garnett and George Henry, grand
larceny, sent to the Albany peni'cntiary for
one year.
John Jamison, stealing bacon, sent to Jail
for one day.
Charles Hosans, stealing money, scnt to jail
for one month.
Adjourned until Mopday next.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Chicf Justice CdHter.-This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
Isaac Meyer 4 Go. vs. John Bigh. Judg-
ment by default for s55 l3.
L. jenkins * Sons vs. d. kfutcher. Judg-
mCnt by default for 1920. 81.
+. J. Flack & Sons VS.. J. Huglc. Judgment
confessed for t3i5T6.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

LA GRAND NICToRIE is now the novelty for
lAdics, n skirt which combines the panieF and
nnacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset manufacturer, Ia the only
agent Of the District, at his place, 6l3 Seventh
street, between d and l..
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
Hardware.

Terms aa... b.. Cash.
LOUISIANA AVENUE
3oI-3-5
G STREET NORTH.
wo call the attention Of dealers and consumers
In and around tho District Of Columbia TO our ex
tensiyo assortment Of ..E
METALS,
HEAVY HARDWARE,
&c., &C.,
And solicit orders In large or small amount
OUR sALEs ARE FOR CASH
And purchasers are giysn. every, advantage In
Tine does mot not allow allow. The % stock toe rs Is eonpisc CO "a
sSs. q sSass SSs. ssS sSP 's
nto--
I. PURE AND COMPOSITE METALS,
irSs9. rin' L'ad'zin'' Copper Brass Steel
II. KEa AND BOX HARDWARE, BLAGK.
SRRs sTotke.A heAG CHAINS AISssshp"ANh' TIN
Nails. Spikes. Horseshoes, Nuts, Wash. g.
TSas fl AAtlsI: AoSI. sstli9as; soiass A5Ss SSpSsH
toms, Ships. &c, Traces. Back
Bands, &c.,
III. WOOD STOCK, ,,,
5is. aSssh se,A Axe Pick and slodse Han
W. ooAcH.MAKESSSso SSoDsA AND MAOHINIsTS
0Ri Rsit.. Boiesads. Bas cffes:, cf sGseEfs:. Ei &C.. &c.
PILES. Rssps. Maehinists' Tools. sc.
V. ROPE, HAIR. MOSS. BETTING.
so.s SPPsssiSr nSsPs naS "oSFa SasuSsd si1s setinE
Gum Packing. Laeing Leather, 30.
VI. AGRICULTURAL GOODS:
shoyels,. Spades, Hoes, Rakcs, whcelhar-
rows, &c.
VII. BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Bolts, &c, Carpenters Tools, &c.
VIII. CABINET AyP W.FF UPHOLSTERY HARD
Hair. Cloth, GmPs, ohaIr.cnue, Casters
TX. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Cutlery. Pans. ovens. Kettles. Flat.iton'.
nx. MIscELLAEEoys GOODS.
Box-Scrapers, Box % Openers, Sleigh. Bells,
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
0RPHANs' COURT.
nprENuup 10 lCaa

" DECEMBER 10, 1853
DISTRICT QGkcolumbid. lIdshfn0tOn county to tot:
Of Johg X. Goodall, deceased, the administratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
TTTiEspSa "sh,nSTR naa sSus'y af9sssaid appointed
settlement and dstributlon OF this personal estate
Of said deceased and OF the assets in hand, as far
moneys when and where all the creditors and heirs
81 said deceased are potiaed t9 attend, with their
fsnS % PropsTy m SSgehsd, bed or they nay otherwise
ceased's estatei provided a copy OF this order be
published oreo week for three weeks In the Ma
dssi Ii''i Waw. JAS Rssf.tsr e. fGsgEdfaSEli ofSiilis
u'Hls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Yf Washington County, In tho District OF Columbia
WI H. FEswIcK, late of Wa W a.6inSton hi V county.
deceased, All persons having claims against tho
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the laIh day Of December next, they
may othsEwlse BY law be excluded from all ben
oGIven under my hand this 10Th day Of December.
de22.wa' kdminisirstor.
ORPHANS CoUET.
District Of Columbia, HdShfn0tOn County to ,oR.
~ the case Of SARAH Towers, adm !nistratrix Of
WllliAmR u. Towers, deceased, the Administrative
Gonrt q Washington cOnnty Aforesaid, appoipted
sATUkpAf, Jan q, A d; 1860, for the hnal settle.
pent and distribution OF tho personal estate Of said
same havo been collected and turned into money;
when and whore all tho creditors and heirs OF said
properly youehod, or they may Otherwise BY law
be excluded from all benefit in said decsesed's
ostatci provided n cory Of this order be published
once week fOf three weeds n the NATIONAL Re-
Test: las K, O'BEIRNE,
dacl5 fulw Register OF wills.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25
THE COURTN.

The PROTESTANT ORPHANS will hold a
Christmas festival at Netzerott Hall on Mon
day evening.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

WAsHIN9ToN, .ALEXANDRIA.
on and after wEDSEspiY. March Il. isss. and
until further motto, Local Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

MARKETS YEsTERDAY,-The markets were
thronged to an unusual degree yesterday, but
among the purchasers were many who gave
palpable Indications OF disappOintme for,
Notwithstanding the large supply, prices were
almost beyond the reach OF those desirOus of
purchasing. Turkeys of very ordinary size,
were held ut " 60j and An ordinary one varied
from $3.50 to tt6Oj while q few plump speci-
mems, hung by the neck, were labelled $3.50
and $3.50. In view OF these facts, the butchers
and meat found ready sale, although 1t APP
peared penny or two per pound more than
u was worth. Vegetables were up, and con-
the room they occupied m a basket il might
truly be sad yesterday that II required the
money TO be conveyed IN u basket, while the
purchases could easily be carried home Ia the
pocket.
PAID OTF.-The police were paid of yesteI.
The national Republican., 1868-12-25

PAID o?P.-The police were paid OF ycstcr.
day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24
WA HINGTON.
Instructions to General McMahOn.

WASHINGTON, August % WIN. p.
Murry, Esq :. of st Paul, has reached
here from Yenezuela.
1t is said that Gen. Mcmahon, the
new Minister to Paraguay, will be in
structed to use his best efforts to re-
store peace between that Republic
and the allies now waging war against
her -
WASHINGTON, August y. - The
General Land Office has received
from the Surveyor General at Den
yer, Colorado, two contracts, submit
ted for approval; one for surveys in
the vicinity of the head waters of
Bear aud Boulder Creeks, and in the
vicinity Of Central and Idaho cities,
including valuable mineral and tim
Der lands; and the other for surveys
in San Luis Vslley, including large
number of American settlements on
Sowateh Creek, the Mexican town of
Coneios and the Mexican settlements
near. Some of these contracts have
been approved by the Commissioner.
Fractional currency received from
the Printing Bureau for the week
1869 500: United States notes shipped
81. 600. 900; National Bank notes is
sued. $50. 300; amount in circulation, !,
| 50 S99 l7S 10; fractional currency de-
stroved during the week, $537 900.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has transmitted to the
Governor of Delaware 563 pieces of
| the AGRICULTURAL College scrip, issued
under act of Congress, approved July
I'd, 1852, and its supplements. The
| said scrip embraces 10000 acres, be-
ing the full quota to which the State
| is entitled under the law.
| WASH tNGroN, August 22.-Secre-
tary Schofeld received dispatch to.
r day from General Sherman, dated
Omaha. August 20, in which he an.
nounces that he had just received dls-
matches from General Sheridan, in
which he confirmed the press dis.
patches about the Indian outrages.
General Sheridan says the outrages
are too. horrible to detail.
! General Sherman orders Genera!
Sheridan to continue the pursuit, anC
drive the savages from that section o.
the country, and when captured e
give them summary punishment. =.
The Secretary of War communl
Gated the intelligence to the Presl
dent, who aequiesced in the strIngen
measures with which the Secretary o
War and General Sherman were tax
! ing In the matter.
The Commissioner of the Genera
g Land Office, in making up his annua
statistics for the fiscal year ending
june 30, 1863, has ascertained tina
5,1i6 bounty land warrants for mill
! tary services have been satisfied b
I locations covering an aggregate O
{ over ol2,O0O acres of land. The land
thus ia ken were generally actual sci
tiers in Missouri, Michigan, low:
: Oregon, Kansas, Nebraska, and th