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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

was welcomed in with few shots from
the borrowed" anvils, the first of which
was fizzie-an omen which was closely
followed throughout the dey. AT about
10 o'clock Eye delegations" began 10 ar
rive' First The Bourbon delegation, con
sisting of Adams meat wagon. protrae,.
ed FIRING from the borrowed gum The
Plymouth delegation, consisting Of The
brass band was announced, and a man ON
horseback with about a dozen comics of
w. III. cadcts, fell in line snd escorted the
procession. The pole was raised. but Nc
Donald did not make his appearance; and
The good folk had to content themselves
by listening to harangue in the evening
by ID. ID. Luke, the cracker and cheeso
man, after having received permission of
The clique to speak his piece at Inwood
From the fierce gesiiculations and angry
manner OF The speaker, as well as from the
manner and substance Of his Oft repeated
orat"iical % cffusion, the gentle bcarer
would be forced To doubt if he was a very
good advertisement for teacher of pub
lie school
The whole day was failure, except 10
tue retailers OF the elixir of tansy.r The
band lett about 4 o'clock, playing in
mournrul measure, Jordan am hard
road to travel
The Good Templars Of this district
composed OF Fulton, St. Joseph, Koscius-
ko and Marshall Counties will hold CON,
vention at this place on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 9Th and Sth of next month.
A good time is anticipated.
FRANK SHUTDOWN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
Great Barga ins i'm
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest Lands in Northern Indi-
ana

Among sonrr Tbirty-hve Tbuu-sni arrr- 81 c,-,-.
Lands which have upon books fr -afe,
specify the following tracts:
$40 Acres tlirre miles soufh of Groverfown. Tho
PIT WSrIR Nearly .rvacr-- fry. level
anil well t;u',~nrg-eat openings. hsfanrv good
hay marsh. brock Of running water. and two
fine Springs. Price, si25 pr acre. in IrsyrDrn-s
I6O Acres miles from Grorcr1cwn. l:so tim
her, dry aud good, lafanc> prairie. Srhe"l
House corner Of the Land. Price s. Is per
I5O Acres fur act half mites from Groverfovp
10 acres good dry timi-re-I 'srr~ns. balance vet
and dry prairie. in god neigfborhco-f Prize,
S7.Wprr acre.
so Acrrs adjoining MARSHALL county line. es,d
half miles southwest from Donb-lson Station
ca acres goo.Idry fimi~rc-l land. running wat.r.
and small mineral spring. Price $40 pr s~rr-
31j scrss-improved log hou-e and harm. 49,
well fimiert-d-cak oisrsircs. hafsnsr WI and
DRY prairie. good small orchard and sprisk. aa-
j..ins n small lake. A beautiful issstses ard .
pleasant nef-hborhoef Wesfa make n good
grain and stock farm Pric~ ss,s5 per ARE, in
payments anda gr-at bargain.
$40 Acres at North Bend, on Tipresanoe river
small Improvements. good improved farms
two sides a: the land. Price $3.50 pr acre, and
one of the best bargains i'm the country.
SIS Acre farm, 4 l-e mills from Railroad. "a srr-s
improved, good small orchard xnd fine spr pg.
Price. sll, 90 per acre, if sold soon.
100 Acres Of prairie and timbcrcd land. snbra Ing
one of the best stock locations in Northern In-
diana. pasfnrage. hay AMI upland. also good ~a>
ter. Price ! .2j per
lis Acre farm adjoining Cedar Lake-a fine body
of pure water. miles in length, farm well i'm.
and one Of tho finest locations la tho county,
aud includes the Lest mineral spring In the State
The water of This spring possess ahthe MEDICINAL
Of the Blue Licks e kentneky withoat the Nh.
pleasant taste. and weald. IL properly improved,
make grand summer resort, and retreat foe
invaiids- Will be sold upon reasonable terms-
Besides these lands We have ane selections IN ALI
parts Of the county. and sellidg them at prices
that will suit any one who wishes 10 buy.
Address call upon w c. BOYLES.
Go. Surveyor and Real Estate Agent.
42mG Knox. Stark County. Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS
Projected Frauds of the Copper
heads in Noble County !-Edger-
ton, their Candidate for Governor,
Implicated-Stoll, Of the Ligonier
Banner, aud Assistant Assessor CT
Internal Revenue, in the Ring
Republicans and Democrats, Rsad
the Proof!

The following letter will show the des-
peratc game which the Copperleads design
TO employ 10 aid them in carrying the cleo
ton by fraud in Noble County The Eds
gcrton spoken o. in the letter is the Dem>
ocraiic candidate for Lieutenant Governor
in this State, and the object is TO import a
large number OF voters into Noble county
To '.ork on the Grand Rapids and Fort
Wayne railroad. and 10 vote them at the
polls. Ii will be seen that the arrangt.>
mcnts are perfected. and ever the Towns
ship having "rcti0btc Jodrfr has been
selected where arr ,ngemenis lave already
been made for the reception Of these lille
gal votes. Doubtless such attempts will
DC made all over the State. An immense
sum OF money has been raised by Demos
Gratis from ether States for the purpose of
carrying the election i'm Indiana; and il
will require the utmost vigilance on the
part Of the Republicans of the State, to
prevent the Coppcrhcads, with the aid of
these illegal voters from being successful.
Let Republicans of Marshall he on their
guard 10 prevent these same attempted
frauds from being carried ON here. But
read the letter for yourselves. and see to
what an extent of fraud the Democratic
party will rcsor, 10 in trying to carry the
elections:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
Porter More Lightly Taxed
Than Marshall!
The Dem Ocr0s Desperate!
Nothing better expected Of s. Of L
Stupeadueus FaIsehoods Exposed!

Not satisfied with its aston
isLing falsehoods concerning the
revenue of st. Joseph (which VIC ex-
posed last week, it again yomits
forth perfect stencil of lies that
ought to sicken even the vultures of
the court house. Such wholesale
falsehoods can only be accounted for
on the same principle that we &C
count for The chattering of parrot.
This bird hears word and repeats
1.-THE Democrat sees column of
figures and prints it-and then char
ges it to the Republican party of the
county. .Itsays:
Total receipts of Por-
ter county for 1867 S110,142 Is
Total expenditures for
same year s1O5,S3s 2e
Total receipts Of Mar
shall County for the
same year, (this in
cludes court house
tax S3O,I22 90
Total expenditures for
same year S22,5 6S
For mendacious lying the above
surpasses our highest expectations
even Of the Democrat. The writer
knew he was writing concealed
AIsehood when he penned the fig
urrs One trihing item in the re-
ceipts of Porter County was for
"amount in Treasury May 81, 1861"
and was only $69.432 80. Oh,
Democrat, thou Hest!
The report from which this son of
Belial took its figures, explains the
whole matter. 1t makes the County
Treasurer debtor for all county
funds, including the S69,432 80 on
hand, also township, special school.
road, dog, volunteer, and other taxes
. amoun.iHg.to more than $4,000
The Marshall County Auditors
exhibit includes none Of these taxes
named, but they are all collected in
this county as well as Porter, as cv-
cry intelligent man knows in the
report from which the Democrat takes
g. 60 A.. ~~,r~x~ ~o~o~ro ;aeoy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
L,e,x,rp Ix, Aur 13th. 'cs.


MR. STANLEY: Dear Sir:--l have I'M
derstood by pretty reliable authority that
Esq. Clemmens of your township does not
feel very friendly To my opponent. Will
you he kind enough To investigate and let
me know if anything can be done to Sc
cure his vote and influence for me? And
ii so. what would be the proper steps for
me TO take. am tolerably well satisfied
that we shall run them pretty close, and n
gain Of u few votes in your township might
insure my election. think our greatest
energies should be bent in behalf al your
self and Mr.. Green. but possibly we can
elect the whole ticket. S,ol and | were
at Rome City last week. and had cons
suliatiol with Gen. Mckee. but could cf
feet nothing satisfactory. | think that our
hopes from tina; source looks rather
gloomy. Mckee does not have the power
over the matter that Edgcrion lei us Ia
suppose. Ii now seems absolutely neces>
sary for some ofus to see Edgerion and
come TO some complete understanding.
The men should be forwarded ut once.
for the time is rapidly growing short
Gen. Mex. tells me that the men should
be placed in Allen township, Cat Fair
banks place. but rs yet the right Of way
is not secure and The work is not laid Off
by the Engineers. this he could not control
and it must be done under the orders Of j.
h. Edgerton. Mckee will do all in his
power TO help us, but the way the thing
looks now, he will not he able 10 do much
You will see that we only have about 20
days 10 arrange this NATTER and from pres
cnt Indications the thing looks the cxac:
reverse Of hopeful. Now what do YOU
think should be done? Stoll will 60 To
Fort WAYNE 10 see ]. X. L. as soon as he
can hear that he has returned from New
York, but This may he too late To- have the
men in time for lawful voters. From all
can learn The Mitchells intend TO fight this
thing, and If possible prevent the mel, from
voting. hence the necessity Of getting them
into Allen township, where we have re-
liable board and men who will stand u,
and fight the thing through. We are
working like beavers here, and are con-
sianily gaining on them-had good meet
ing last Saturday night, Everything looks
cheering, but unless we can get some for:
eign help we cannot expect to carry the
county think an occasional consuIta-
ton might I've OF benefit to the candidates.
If a. p. Edgerton could be seen and the
matter explained TO him, he would pro,'a
bly, attend to il. but as 1t is, he seems to be
depending upon other parties who have no
power to act. Please let me hear from
you Mt your earliest convenience and
greatly oblige &C.,
III. +. WADswoRTH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
BANNER AND FLAG PRESEN
TATION.

The ladies of Plymouth will
present to the township that
sends the largest delegation to
the Rally. Saturday, Oct. 10,
a splendid silk banner. They
will also present a beautiful flag
to the second best delegation
the delegation to be the largest
in proportion to the Republic
can vote of 1866.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

'Vote our ticket or starve;' that is a
Fundamental principle of Democracy in
the Southern States, and vigorously carried
into practice. In other words, capital is to
control labor, and the working man must
surrender the rights of private judgment in
political matters.
Fanny Fern" is paid $1,000 a year by
Robert Bonner, for short Article for each
number of the Ledger.
Robert Lincoln IS soon to be married at
Washington.
Democratic papers arc using an III
wood-cut likeness ofJohn c. Heenan as a
portrait of Frank p. Blair.
The recent rains have greatly swollen
the streams in Kentucky and submerged
.hc corn crop.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison is writing the His
tory of Slavery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

A Democratic editor is troubled because
Schuyler Colfax has a smiling face.
Though he has seen several Democrats
''eDiifo" since the Maine election, none of
them have had cheerful countcnances.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
We wWscndfo 1gcuts free ofcharge


For a club OF 30 and Three Dollars
II s'oz. go.sd linen Shirt Fronts, set suld Gold
Studs. All Wool Cashmere for Pants. Fine white
Counterpsne. l,rs, size. elegant Balmorai Skirt.
20 yards brown Oh hleached Shooting. good quality
ward wide. l el. CANT 100 picture morocco bound
Photo. Album. ] double lens SfefecScope and II
Foreign Views ] silvrr-plated engraved bottle
Castor. Eis,ant Silk Fam with Ivory Sandal wood
frame. fea'bercd edge and spangie.i. Steel Carving
knife and FORK. very best quality, ivory balanced
handle. handsome beaded and lined Parasol. 30
ysi=. good print. very fine slima~k Table Cover. 2
pr. hest quality Ladies Serge Congress Boots doz
ine linen Towels 1-2 DOZEN Rogers hest silver Des
-eri Forks. Lajie barge real Morocco Travelling
Bag. fancy Dress pattern 10 dozen elegant sill
yer plated engraved Napkin Rings. dozen ladies
fine Merno or Cotto1 Stockings Gents heavy chas-
.-si solid Coil Ring. pr. ladies' high cnt BalmerS
Boots. elegant Delaine Dress pattern. Violin
and bow in box complete. set Jewelry, pig, ear
drops and sleeve buttons.
For n Climb of so and Five doIIars-I
black coicrrd AiIsscca Drrss pattern. set lace
curtrint. pr. NIL Wool Blankets. Engraved silver
plate bottle revolving castor. beautiful Writing
Desk. solid o"li Scarf Pin. 2,z ui-- very fine
handle Knives with silver plated Forks. I elegant
Satin Paras,l heavily beaded and lined with silk
pr. gents Calf Boots. 30 yds good Print. 30 yds-
.Nd brown or bleachcd shectny. yard wide, or 40
yds rs yl. wide, good quality. ladies elegant Mo-
rocco Travelling hag Square Wool Shawl plain
Norwich Porlin DRESS Pattern, I 81 yds double
YER pia'~i Tea Pot. yds don5ls width water proof
cloth for cloaking.
For n club OF 100 and Ten Dollars-l
rich Merino or TiIibet DRESS Pattern. Ir. fine
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match. pair
gents Fyench Calf Boots. ! heavy silver plated en-
Ladies. Cloak. l Web very hest quality grown or
bcacbed shesting ~ yds fine Cashmere for suit
lelsgrut Psln Dress pattern. elegant English
Beragc Dress pattern. beautiful English Berage
Shawl I set Ivory balanced handle KNIVES and
Forks i ladies or gents. silver Huntins-cosc Watch
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

If we are successful in the approaching
contest we sha.lg gain all that we have lost
1.-THE Lost Cause. Mobile Tribune.
A lady in Lcayenworth has been on a
new fashioned Grecian bend, and her hus-
band has been on an old fashioned Ameri-
c;:n bender.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
BOTRnON Sent o

III has been said by some of the KIN.
klux klan Of this place, that part of our
company of Grant Boys in Blue never saw
service in the army of the United States.
or never had any discharges from the mr.,
my. In order 10 correct this false STATE
ment we append n list of the names with
the company and regiment. II my Dem
ocrat has any desire To investigate this nj
Fair To STAY himself as Ia whether there are
any drafi sneaks, Cana la pimps or bounty
jumpers among Us, they have chance TO
do so. We dare the white Boys in Blue"
To publish their roll.
The following is correct copv of ,be
roll OF The Bourbon Grant Boys in Blue:
J. E. IIouglion, l, 10Th Ind.
). Bally. c.. 9th Ii. cav,
j. Baylan, ID, 9th Ind.
\. Andrews, X, iGili Ind.
VIM Armstrong. X, 9Th Ind.
j. AmcS, X, 14ih Ind.
/. Bolton, {, 18th Ind.
f, Bailey, G, ?th III cav
Z Burns, X, 10Th Ind
{ Baldwin, ID, o9ih Ind
Bellvii.c. G. 2IstO
ii Baylor, Z. l3sth
+ Banner, X SSth
III Cayanah, 9th o
h Cayarah. II, cd
J Cormick, r. SD.
y Cochran, F, I2lh
J Core, + I2ih
J Cochran, ID, So
& CamptOn =, 81
III Cochran, +, 18th
y Dillen, ID, 5linO
G " Decmer, +, I3Oth
III Dnnl,am, /. 10Th
l. Fran,z, L, both
w ii Garner, ID. 2aili
VIM ii Gray, +. I3Uh
j Gall"ntinc, ID, 2ath
Al Gerard. ID. 2?th
5 Graham, ID, eth
VI + Guy, ID, i.tl,
w W Hess, I3sih
ID ID iiancS, -, 18th o
J " Hewitt, C, 20
ii Huffman. f, 1870
J IliSsong b, 3oih
J Hale, |, ljIst
y Hoover, III, 18th
w ilares, -, 5lst
J Hess. +, ii2d o.
johnson, T., 18th cav
IL kneprenbcrger, f, 9Th cav
VIM kiScr, ID, I'D
j Keller, ID, sd
) Lighimcr, II, 5ilh
Linn, G, 9th III cav
W VI Lock, f, 2.tl,
c L Norris, c. SO III cav
McCabc, ID, 18th
W Dram, II, 10th
5 ID Parks. L, I3sth
\ Reel, ID, I'D
5 Sullivan, +, I30lh
l. Sparrow, A, Esd
w Ill Sparrow, !, i2h
III I Smith, nth O
" { Sbul, L. 10th
Nat Tompkins, d, 1910
G " Tharp, /, I'D O
Mart Bohn, c, 4th cav
ID WiadlHglcr, Z, I3sth
J j Windbisler. ID, 10Th
III Windbigler, ID, 18th
II Wingard, /, I5i
DC Wamslcy, /, IsIst
w wynans, C, 10th LII.
ID Wilkins, =,
j NJ Windbigler, f, IsSlh
This completes the list, and il any of the
white boys in blue can find any descrters
or draft spcaks, or any one who has no
discharge tilcy will greatly oblige the Com
pany by naming the man. Now, we shall
expect the white bows In blue Tn puhIisl,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

This completes the list, and il any of the
white boys in blue can find any descrters
or draft spcaks, or any one who has no
discharge tiicy will greatly oblige the Com
pany by naming the man. Now, we shall
expect the white boys in blue" to publish
their names, company and regiment, as we
have done. A PRIVATE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

NNTARIO FEMALE SIENNA -fananis-
S|gna. " Y. Ernow n'-l for situation and advanta-
g"s during 81 years. Terms Reasonable. II. RICH
ARDS, 4. NJ. FTincipal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned holds
II an offset against Note given in favor Of John
NJ Richie, given about the last of December, 1867.
pur shasers take warning
aywa ANDREW cUNNINGHAM.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
All Goods damaged or broken in transpOr
aiicn replaced without charge.

Ec- Checks describing articles soti sent to agents
n clubs at mentioned below. We guarantee
every article tn cost less than if bought any Boston
or New York IIutlse.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
Our Commissions to Ace,

Our Commissions to Agents
Exceed those Of every other establishment of the
kind ,-prsof If this can I've found in comparing our
premiums with those of others FOR CLUBS OF TIL
SANE SIZE, i'm addition to which claim to give
Ictfsr goods of the character
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

&s ElH TEAR TO .iGENTs to -'f
20 q A W. the STAG shuttle Sewing
Wac chimes. FHH particulars fire.. Extra indI,.r-
ments 70 experienced agents Call or address "
O. WILSON CO, Clcayeland, o.; Boston. Mass,
Or ST. Louis, no.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

QOh0Per Month guaranteed. SURF r~y. Salaries
pZOOlaid Weekly. Agents wanted everywhere
To- sell our Ifef Ere k'ay White Hire CfofLes Lines.
Call al or address the GIHAl:D wIKE MILLS, Phil
sdelphia, Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01

Robert Lincoln Is soon to he married at
Washington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-01
AGENTS WANTED & s nj "a a @ ~
WANTE 0,AGENTS soto $500

GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAM.
LIZ SEWING MACHINE Price onl, Sis. Adde'S
SECoMB & CO, Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mass
, 1868-07-17
SIXTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
of the Mechanics Institute.
SAN FRANCISCO.

TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE Me-
chanics' Institute hereby give notics that the
Sixth Industrial Exhibition Of that Association III
be held some time In August next in building to be
erected for the purpose 10 Union Square in this city.
Every preparation will be made to accommodate
exhibitors and visitors with . view to make the
Exhibition profitable, instructive and pleasant to all
parties.
During the three years which have interyened
since the holding Of the last Exhibition in thiAty
the manufacturing, mechanical, scientific, useful
and ornamental arts have made unprecedented
progress this coast, and it is believed that the
proposed Exhibition will exceed any other in value
that has ever been held the shores of the Pacific.
The plan Of building to be erected, which has been
adopted by the Board of Directors, it il belies cd
will prove to be the best adapted both for display
and convenience Of the public, of any building ever
erected in the State. The building will be perfectly
watertght being covered with single roof % that
no damage from the elements can be anticIpated
All parties who are interested In any of the
branches Of Manufactures, Mechanics or the Arts
and Sciences invited to exhibit in the proposed
Exhibition and to share the publicity and
profit which always attends such enterprises. SuitA-
Bile premiums will be offered, and the specific date Of
opening the Exhibition will be published At some
future time. By order Of the Board Of Directors.
24-3m HOkAOED. DUNN Cor. SecrstrV
, 1868-07-17
To Females.

When q female is in trouble, sr afflicted ,,;,, !.
ease as weakness Of the back and limbs, pain in u.
head dimness of sight, loss of muscular now, M s
pitation of the heart irrtability nervopspes. pa,
treme urinary difficulties, arrangement of diTsst1.
the womb, hysteria, sterlity, and ali other dissss"
peculiar to females, she should 20 or write Al or"s
to the celebrated female doctor, W. K DOHEPTY1
his Medical Institute, and consult him sbopt bst
cures than any other physician in the State 6f r
forna; Let no false decaoy prevent you, but ami,
Immediately and yourself from painful ,nSHs;
ings and premature death. All married ladies' vbo.s
delicate health or other circumstances prevent an
increase in their families, should write or cal a.
DIX. W. K. DOHERTY'S Medical Institute. md tbsr
will receive every possible relief and bslp, m,
Doctors offices are so arranged that he can be ron.
suited without fear of observation.
, 1868-07-17
#jalIa Statestl1atl.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of The Fortisth Con.
gresS
[PuBLIc-No. 32.1
An ACT making appropriations for the expenses
of the trial of the impeachment of Andrew
Johnson and other contingent expenses of the
Senate for the year ending June thirty, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, and for other
purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentdtUes of the United States of America in Con-
grsss assembled, That the following sums be-,
and the same are hereby, appropriated out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated for the payment Of the expenses Of the
trial of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson,
and other contingent expenses of the Senate of
the United States for the year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty eight:
For expenses of the trial of the impeachment
Of Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, ten thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, forty thousand dollars,
For deficiency in the appropriation for the
payment of tue Capitol police, and for additional
policemen and incidental expenses thereof, seVs
enteen thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for the
payment of additional messengers, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
Approved May 10, 1863
, 1868-07-17
GPUBLlC-No. 80. I

An ACT to grant the right of way to the White
hall and Plattsburgh Railroad Company.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
seHtdtiUes Of the United States Of America in Cons
gress assembled, That the Whitehall and Platts-
burgh Railroad Company be, and is hereby, au-
thorized to locate, construct and operate its rail-
road across the land belonging to the United
States at Plattsburgh, in the State of New York,
upon line commencing in the highway leading
from Plattsburgh to Peru, at point one hundred
feet north from the north line of the enclosure
surrounding the government buildings, running
thence iD northeastery direction about sixteen
hundred feet to the bank of Lake Champlain,
thence northwardly along the bank of said lake
to the north line of the land belonging to the
United States, such line of said road being des-
ignated on a map OF survey of the same, made
by James P Campbell, and now on file 10 the
office OF the Secretary of War: Provided, That
the right of way herein granted shall be subject
to such restrictions the Secretary of War may
think necessary to protect the interests of the
United States And provided further, That no
more than four rods in width of the government
land shall be occupied under the provisions of
this act
Approved, May 20, 1868