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Ap,.7oyed, March %, 1862.

An Act to amend an act entitled An act grant
ing lands to aid in the construction OF rail-
Rad and telegraph li.e from the Central Pacihc
. RAILROAD in California, To Portltnd. in Oregon,
approved July twenty-five, eighteen hundred
and siN ty-sx.
lie it enacted by the Senate and House Of fep-
resenlati,es Of the United states OK America IN
C,ncre-s assembled. I hat section six of an act
entitled IAN Act granting land TO ard in the
ccDst1 elton Of a railroad and Telegraph iIne
from the Central Paeific railroad in Csiioruis, 10
Portland In Oregon" appr we'd July twenty
five. eighteen hundred and sixty-siy, lie, and the
same is hereby amended SO as to allow any rail-
road company he etotre designated by the Leg
isJature Of tie State Of Oregon, in accordance
wi; the fl st section Of III act, to file its assent
To- such act in The Department If the Interior
within OF year from the lsa;e Of the pass age q
this art; and such filing % its assent, II done
within one year from the PASSAGE hereof, shall
have the 5 me force ard effect to all intents and
;u-pOses as if such assent had been flied within
one ar Hfter the passage of said act: Provided,
That nothing herein shall impair any lights here
,ofIe acquired by any railroad comnany under
said act nor shalI said act or this amendment be
construed to entitle more than one company to a
grant of land: And provided further, That the
lands granted by the act aforesaid shall be sold
to actual settlers only, in quantities not greater
than one quarter section to one purchaser, an q
for q price not exceeding two dollars and nifty
cents per acre.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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'satli.
Approved, April 10, 1869.

If1ubIiC-No. g.
An Act to to continue in force an act entitled " An
act to extend the charter Of Washington city,
aud % forth
BE I enacted 10y the Senate and House OF Rep
RISEN atives the United Staes II America IA
Congress assembled. That the first and sixth
section, # the act entitled - Act to extend The
charter Of Washington city, also TO regulate tae
.t.Ia.iion If Offices and fer other purposes, Of
he fsrea .g-sirfI twenty eighth cf&ey, eigh-
,ee hundred aud sixty eight, lie, and the same
are hereby. Continued in force for the period ~
nine: and that all other sections Of this act are
hereby repealed
kpLruvel, ApriI I, lS.9.
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TTuDII.--NO. Il
An Act concerning tbs. Attorney General.

An Act concerning tbs. Attorney General
Be it ensc,cd by the Senate and House Of hep
resentatises of the Unitei states of America III
CopgIe-s assemb ed That so much of the - Act
making app,opii ttious for the legislative, ex-
&c ltye and judicial, expenses of the government
f,r the year en- ing the thirteth OF June, elSh-
teen hund ed and seventy as repeats the Sec
onn SECTION If the act of August second, elgh-
teen hundred and siNty-oue. entitled An act
the Attorney General and the attor-
ney- and marshal Of the several districts, be,
ana the same is hereby repealed; and said second
section i hereby declared to bein full force; and
it shall be the duty Of the Attorney General to
re1turt AT the commencement of the next session
ri Congress and to each succeeding session, the
names f all the persons employed fer the pur-
u sc, aforesaid rnd where and upon " hat bust
nes~ enil loyed, with the compensation paid TO
each.
,,,,,rCvoj snriI 10 1Sf9
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Lpnl.lic R.s.latIen-No. 81

Ty-t Res !Itian Ia facilitate the construction of
The ci:s5ort- cuse at Bangor, Maine
b Il resolved by the Senate ami II u~e Il KEEP
.eseutttirrs Il the Unitc'i ; ate- oI America IA
og.EreS- assembled. Tapt the secretary Of Il
Treasury he author - make a present. apfli-
q, fi,r, If the went FIVE thousand dollars "a pro
ri4trl AT he EtSt eSaon Of The fsrtirth congress
f II the BaHgar custom house aud public buildings,
the same to be applied tn the use rovi ed IL said
sppr.pr ,tioH NOT hereby Increasing the s.1ld fI-
Yr1priaiion as hervt re :na e.
Approved, April 3, 1879.
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Public Resolution-No. /. ]

A Eessiution authorizing the removal of the pub
lie stables, steam saw mill, aud ether build
ings from the Capitol grounds.
r. solved hy the Senate and House of Repre-
sentat,ves the United States "f America in Con
gres, assembled, That the officer in charge OF
the Capt. oil extension be, ana he is hereby, author
lied t. clear frum the Capitol grounds the pub
lie stab.es steam saw-nilI, and such other build
ipes as are f no further use to TIE work on the
Capitol extension.
Approved, March %, 1862.
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April ., 1879.



IN act 70 renew certain gents II ia1d to tAe state
Of Aabaln'.
Be Il era5te " the LaJe ard d'Hse Il fei'-
ressutaf!yes of the United Stats Of America a.
Congress asseinbls 1. That $, mnch OF the s'ant
of land, ma the state 81 Albania ~ = Htt
Of Congress prcTcD June three- ei-steen h, 4
.Ired AID fTty ~ ont tied - Al act aut'n-
. bic lands il alternate sections 10 tie Stare I
4Iabanls to all in the cansirucz ion "i &C. kara
"A .Ir,tfl< ia said State.'' were = antd t. as
s1st in the IaiifirE Of railroads - from rear
Gafs,.ea to some p int on the Alabama a'I Als-
SiS-irsrf state line ia direction t. he Nutilt
AMI ohio raj -r9ad. with view 70 connect With
the sal! Il, bale and Ohio railrodi " sni " from
tIasls,len 10 connect with the He re a aiii zen
re-see and 7. nuessss i"e - railroads tLru-h
Chattoo-a, Wills, and Lookout valleys, i
hereby revived ana renewed, SUBJECT T. al tie
conditions ari 'e-tFictc:.s contained N the ict
referred u. AMI subject the further IIiii-ItI
rhag if either CT the said railroads l. not com
r.Ie,ed within three years trcm the time Of the
massage # this act 10 further sale shall be made
ior the benefit II such rairua AID tn, lands an
81 shall revert u the United states; Provided,
TN 1t the lands granted ~ the act hereby Ie-
yiyet. except mineral lands, shall be so!i to
actual settlers only quantities n greater than
orr-quarteT s-crion 10 one purchaser, and f'r
rice N; exceeding two doil'rs and Ht'y cents
per acre.
So. >. and he It further enacted, That the
riybt poyer am authority is hereby gwen 10
the companies Building the aforesaid railroads TO
take ON the public lands adjacent TO the Ines oi
said rilr al, earth Stone, and other rifte:ias fcr
the cons tructi Thereof; and the night 81 way Is
hereby granted To the extent of one hundred feet
in viiti, on each sas of said rsi'roads where they
may PISS over The puJli" lands. rneiu.iag nece--
sary grounds Tor stations and structures conrtcted
herewith, not exceeding fo.tY acres atany one
station.
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ASSES S5kESE S. EE.

THFNS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
q Company. Location # the Mining Gain.
6r1,shy County, Nevada. Not, e-TheTe are de-
IirqreIit upon the following described STOCK IN
said Company upon account If Assessment Nc.
LEVEL upon the l9sh Of August, 1se9, the several
amounts set opposite the nan es of the respective
shareholders, as fll!ows, VIZ:
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TrubIIr Fe-IIlfi,n-No. I

4 Ees1lntiln ri Iii- 10 COvtr3 nleUt tulIlngs al
Fort fafjen, i'Ik tn Territory
ges.,svei b. TIM Ssg.at. and House 1T Repr sen
t.tivet T the Unit j ste, f America ~ Gca
zrcss as--iissi i That the Secretary oi Was be,
saI lie hereby l., auth 'rzs j an enpewere 10
4 recr tls- necessary buildings at Fort Eotfen,
Oak - Territory. - be c-n-trUctytl II br1CA
and to accent III - a SAIL fuU already Cru-
stractri of cries prvyi ei, That in his Judgment
.iiiii.z- Il that niatei al : il not br IaIs . ex-
i,aii,iys than bu ding # I'D and prov d-d
further That n1 Appropriation Will be necessary
lacref3 r
iD.irtyel Auril G. ISg9
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Paw ATE DIs&a rs

In Males, and irregularities u. Fen;Hl n the rraa.
destroyer, OF neaith They iGsidoasiy attack the
systeni, and gradually undermine aud destroy it
| they arive tue bi ,om from the chcea. the lustre
| from the eye. the stree 9Th and vi-or from the
| Fame, they give pnny an diseased offspring, and
poison through successive gene ai'''s. tie race ct
man The marks can be sen in crJfGla, Goa
| SUMPTION Crpples the III otIe. the HtI7.iytic, the
| Insane.
| There is no more terrible scourse to the human
race than those diseases arising frIu the miami
na,ioB Yeueri. Poison. !Le 4silde7i forms by 70
treating to the Blood, hOl lie afiiic
ted the sword ct destruction that i stle at any
moment fall AMI Liigh,je utr rls de- royal
earthl, h1ge-
/ WaRCU@Y. recngn zet As tire most FATAL
NEDICAs ~ ENVY t. man, c;s,ubi"ilg wish IL"
Venerial auutiy- his ,lGnser- Iho-e who have
beef. treated wifL tllar pernco N.i ki'AL Pol
son. % cUr,a the disease has oI1iy assumed
anew form.
Do NOFBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison u cTt~. tGTuuGA the sys-
tenn eating AZ. WY into the tissues and organs
beneath the afl'a' el'tis smooth -urt ee 60 borst
out in TIN sutHTe with 81 al nee jLat VIII bafe
the effects oi medicine. When Perfect CT itE>caH
be obtained 5s co=sIitiEE pAs >:ctt't hom long
rr7,rti,e AMI ii.r.ll j51 int lLr cause
# Diseases .,1 tl. UNEAET a#,fAN- enable T.
letesIni.- AT oace the CAUSE # the di-eas
In all tI,-e4-r entrusted ta t4r d clrr' caro-;
PERFECT SPEEDY aaI PERM A. EHt CURES,
IL, ali Casts Cure a5uaraG.s ceSi,
In Svrl,tlis tsfs,I its aliuact. GaalorlEuaa and
,,.oft4lr.y iu diseases; i disorders i The Ea;i.-
der kidneys and p5st.tU; sita i.al 81 -tkEe7s:
Diseases Il th Heart ana i.uI--~; y. -pa .is; IuGi-
.est5og, Inpteucy; LhtiPie.t Consumption, and
an disease Of tle unlsy organs a iti.ss sx, taie
always warranted, or No PAY -e .utgas!-
sEHIsA'. WEAK sE~s.
The vaur. rian Via -: .c-5a-e,s 5a.t 5rovif.
weakness "a li:= muscular r EeFF- F-a sizati,iI
,hollsd stop to consider atrt.-- Il s .stS. He VIII
and IN thu we .lue-- 81 The htc q esi ,I. q the
i,ms. ii, rierc Injection ,.,.scallts5ls taslins;
III .Hr. 81.
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/ Resolution respecting the retirement Of the
Brevet Major General > ? henfzeiman.
Resolved by tie >enatc and House Of Repre-
seua ives Of the United -tates OF Am RIGA in Coz
gees assembled. That thu President of the
Uaited states be, ard he is hereby. authorized to
place the uaaie II Bfevet NaJ r Geneta =
Imam on the retIi ell lit ui tie army, with
The tuII t.tnk f the curHu 4ui heiI by hlm when
vo.ndei IA .ccordtuce with sections sixteen and
seventeen # The act # ADJUST, eighteen hun
tre.i AID SIxiy-oue, ami section thirty TWO I the
1T f July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sky SIX.
Ap. ryvei, April 10, l>to.
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Lpn!.!ic l.ese.uti.n- No.


A Ees tuition in r..ation 81 lighthouses on the
coast If oregon.
Resolved by he Sen,te and House # Represen
tatiyes Il the Tn ted states Ut America IN Con
ares assembled That he erection of the light
house at Aqui nj bay. and IF other light hous=s
on tue eat 1 OREGON to- winch appropriations
have been OF nay be made. shall not be eIaFed
for want Of the assent ct the legislature of the
state To h= purchase # rEe site sites for sTcH
lighthouse,
Approved garch -, 1850.
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rpublic Reso,ution-No. 81

Resolution respee ting the pay and allowances of
enlisted men of the army.
Res lived by the senate and House OF Represef-
tafives of the United states of America IN Con
gress assembled, That the pay and allowances OF
the enlisted men If the army sha remain as
now fixed by law until the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved April 8, is Q.
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Public e-,.lutioD-N0. L.
4 Resoluti n uiski san Diego, California, Pc

ii delivery.
Fes lived by the enate ai.d Hone of keirt sen
fafjyrs # tn. U.ijed States of America IL Con
er, s. assembled h4t san Diego, ltornia lie
and i hereby. created spnrt f delivery IN t"e
Gust ms coslecti' district If an fr'Eci9co and
hat the deputy collector oi that port receive the
same s.larS ether deputy collectors OF the dis
tTicr-
Approved, April 10. 1859.
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Ard in accordance with law and an order Of the
Board of Trustees, made on the sd day Oh septeni
boz, Ise9. as many shares If each parcel of said
stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction, ct the office Of The Secretary aud II cas-
urer of said Company on Proctor, near Carson,
street, Carson CITY, Nevada, on MONDAY, III .
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1862, commencing at
the hour oil IL o'clock A. n, to the highest bid
der for cash. in the gold coin Of the United States,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. By ORDER SAM. D. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Carson City, 9th September, 1859. 4wlaw
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[public Resolu,ioa-No Is ]

Resolution fo- TIE protection IF soiiiers and
their heirs
Res lived by the Senate and Hou>e of ReIrc-
sent ,:iv-S of the United States II America in Cen
.-.ess asssIati d. That The accom- ing oihces ii
tie ;raa ury and psy department who are charged
Will The settlement All y yIient II h1unt!es Cue
,r ;, Idiers their heirs be. and they are hereby
lrec,e! To pay a. lie paid The sa;n> Il und
.it1. IN the Il. s.iiiar- their heirs peroL
o.! BY transmitting tie snUuat t. tEeIl eet Ia
/. lrast Of drafts, parable TO lis. her, or their
.rt;-r or sirauEa the ETe tu'eus Bureau, IT
Stale aes,,t- Apptintef specially fur that pGr-
Be or z,yergiors O: natioaal asylaEis, or pension
ielt q ihc district where he she, or they HIay
r-s.iss E1i not to any Claim ext CT upon any
y-5ses Of attorney, trsns:ar, or assignment
50. ;. and be it further resolved. That any
cheer o- rls,k Of any vi the executive Depart
Tueuts al the government who shall be lawfully
,.eiziIei to investigate .Taas, Or attempts to de
rand ~. the government, say irfegni frity or
zIi-cnuiIrt Of any cfi7cer n sgont Of she United
sites, siss!l have roger 10 administer ca;As "a
siiitzvts tskan IN tie ecu 50 ci any such .ESe Il
sc 3. Ard be Il further res lived. That the
Is ai!oxrs. BIZ !av 70 stforreys or agents shall
j. reserved b tae pay department or sid Fensi'n
agent ami pail 10 S.Ii agent cE attorney when
I rlr., sueh bounty CT bounties, and uot "'ter-
spprov i, Aprn 10. 1Se9
iubIic 2ss5iutipE-So. IL.
ia. I,as3at7nn ruthqrixin.; the transfer If Ger
tain a. rrC pratt. 3s lcret'f re made
y, !, resolve. by the Senate and iIoCse of Rep
vzs Of tte United States Of America in
s'.,1 res assn bed, That the Secretary Of The
,e.-r.r, BE- am h. ! hereby, authorized and di-
src:ej % cause the sam Of srverty-eistt thousand
r. lars :, 20 transferred frcni the apPTopr iaton
f,-f-T for tie public printing, Contained IN
IL - e.i;ir Ell g An set making appropriations
s, fse legislative, executive, and Judicial eN-
p-hses IF ;iis government T.. the year enfin.
vol and " min
approved on the tu entieih Of July, eighteen hun
IL AID s;xty-ri=ht in AID of the appropriations
,. med in the same act fer the following pur-
...ss. and in the following proportions, to wit:
sar esatir gent expenses Of the Office OF Con-
,.n.sl Printer, three thousand dollars.
"a the pCt;ie printing. seventy-fse throsand
L.. April 10. 1862.
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IOFflClAL-I
LAWS OFF THn UNITED STATES
Pissed at The First Session of the Forty
FsrSt Congress.
fi'uhii.- r.e>ht.ti .il-Na- )
, RrsnIniIor reIttlEe 10 Consular fee

A
Ge=Ig,-I bs the Sc ate aud H,use If kenrestr-
,stiys- Z he United States # America in Con
.-re.s assembled. rae -et ton three of chapter
tg-o hand eli and thirty -fhr.- f the public acts
II the r.usty-uifth { ngTeS~, approved July
tS-ut live eighteen hHuared ami -Ixty-siN, BE-,
and Is her by declared to Ike effec5 from aEti
alter j. u;try Il 81 erEhtreu hnndre.i and sixty
seven AMI IL fees winch have been paid INTO
The tFe,zury in % titHce t. the provision of >aid
.=ctif tai " =ich see uei prior 10 said first d ~
If January ii hryen uHdred and sky seven
SHALL BE- refau,ied cat Il consular receipts
Approved March % 1853.
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When female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
t ,,,,IjIy s-rs,rlI b. where Is tAere phy scian
vi, l. fiIIy eopfiYgte;t u administer relief and
r..Iect4l,i, standing in sgc.ty rec mmends
lin, - rhl .r,fisseuc afJhe immunity The Doc
- understanding how in.;.erttfyeIY necessary
, W. fe.1l;reTf,.i1ts are fee ca led upon t. inter-
:, AID Il, calling the atteatiou OF the afflicted
t,ts fer that he has been a Professor If obste-
,ic. anf F.r,,aIa Bjaet,e, for TWENTY YE4Es AMI
f,lt, ouaIda,i to administer in all cases, both
oIicsII, and ,,Irgfcalfv not in a uperficial man
~ b,t IL, a. r..l, a manner a. Years If study
and nraciice-barit in hospitals ami private fam-
H. 80, maxi :, save rliem from the hands ofthe
r,,,9,,,aIifieI cru;rIor,s and designing There
ore aTn,ii-s n rely hp IA hlii a. u9n 't s
anJsimpatbi2e with, am befriend them in trouble
one in whose ,scrscy the utmost confidence can
be placed [. nsultat,on By Letter or 0therwise)
FgFE Seeaddres- below.
The celebrated Female IseEn edfes,
C1uroupded from the private prescriptions Of DR..
Yonnr hay. row obtained most extended pol'I-
Iarity and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and snr4st remedies for the com lains for which
they are anplira The constantly accruing testi-
r,o;ials of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-minently superior TO heir action.
Nn Iajy should IL. without these Renovatiug
.rants None Genuine unless procured at this
,fca Som, nv mail or Express to any part Of the
state
GREAT FEMALE NJ Il DICINE-
r, C,...t 5,;.or.x, ,f tI;s m. ,z,,,, other 4gs.
A''s oft"eS' N'S'S
Preutive Powders Tor marrie1 iAadles'
r..,,
These po"ders VIII ne i,qha 81 a. 80 -
those whose mean,' he..i'h, OF olie.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DIR. j. G. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. No Paw.
No Cure. No Pay.

Insulation ty letter or otherwise, feEE.
BENZ. + JOSH LYN, N. D.
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:NsEs CELEBRITY D,NsrrTuTE

4 has enjoyed On tris Cast UNINTERRUPTED
success of eighteen years and has t'ecuue one OF
the celebrated Institutes ui Ihe age.
Ihe great number tstuHily r.ceiy Cd and cured,
place it poi of number # patients among tbs.
hrst of the world and the success Of its tEeal-
second IL none.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-11
maIarious EoRs.

Countless millions Of cubic feet OF malarious
vapor reek from the moist earth every twenty
four hours during the month Of November. This
eyaporated moisture is the active principle
which begets fever and ague, bilious remittsnts
Indigestion, dysentary, bilious cholic, rheuma
tjsm, and many other ailments which prevail
more generally in the Fall than at other seasons
and some of which, in low, swampy regions and
new cleariugs, take the form Of virulent epiden'
les. The best safeguard against these COM
plants, as evidenced by the experience ola long
series Of years, is HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTERS, the most pleasant and at the same
time the most efficient of ell vegetable tones
The inauguration OF the system is manifestly the
best means of defending il against the causes OF
sickness, MISREPRESENTATION or casual. Ma
ture, as every pathologist knows, Is the most
determined enemy Of disease, ana the par0xisms
of an acute mslady are in most instances the
consequences of the efforts she makes to con:
ouer the foe. The great object, therefore, OF
preventive treatment Is to reinforce the system,
and it is accomplished thoroughly, rapidly and
safely, by the use of HOSTET1ER'S BITTERS.
This powerful tonic contains also an APPARENT
and corrective principle. 1t is no less valuable
as a regulator and purifier than as an insigo
rant, and there Is no danger of exciting the
brain or over stimulating the circulation by EN-
ployiDg it as an antidote.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Our facilities for trapsacting this immense
business are better than ever before. We have
agents in all the principal cities to purchase
goods from the Manufacturers, Importers, and
others for Cash, and often at an immense sa-
criflce from the original cost of production"
Our stock consists, in part OF the following
goods = -- -.......
Shauls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, Cling
hams, Dress Goods, Table Linen, Toieels,
Hosiery, Chores, Skirts, Corsets, DC, 6'c.
Silrer- Plated Ware, Spoons Plated on
Nickel Silrr, Dessert FORKS, fre-6ottte
plated Casters, Brittania Ware, Glass
JTare, Table and Pocket Cutlery, IN great
rGriety.
Elegant French and German Fancy
Goods, Beautiful Photograph Albums, the
ne,cest and choicest styles in Morocco and
Velret bindings.
Morocco Travelling Bags, Handkerchief
and Glore Bores, 8c.
Gold and Plated Jepelry, Of the nearest
styles.
We have also made arrangements with some
of the leading Publishing Houses, that will en-:
able rs to sell the standard and latest works OF
popular authors at about ene.half the regular
price:-such as Byron, Moore, Burns Milton,
and Tennyson's Works, in full Gilt and Cloth
Bindings and hundreds Of others.
These and everything else for
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Pendieton Not Dead Vet
from the Freeman's Journal. |

No! gentlemen! You canuot thus dis.
patch so gallant a gentleman as Mr..
Pendlrton. He has, this day, all over
the country, more friends, and more de-
voted admirers, than he had on the day
the National Democratic Convention
met in New York, last year. This is not
aging that be is going TO be even a
candidate for President, in 1872.
No one can keep impudent but honest
friends of his from talking about him
in that regard; but, without consulting
him at all, We are sure he encourages 40
such advocacy. But at the same time,
we say only what every one who mixes
with the people of New York State
knows, in asserting that, if our own
Governor Hoffman fails of obtaining
that nomination, there is no one on all
THIS broad land that would be hailed
with 80 enthusiastic an endorsement by
che people of New York as Mr.. Pendle-
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