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All Come In.

All of the prominent gentlemen Oh VII
c;n;a who have from utter disgust with s our
political condition kept aloof from public
affairs and doubted the propriety OF dong
ANYTHING, and especially .of concurring IN
The action of those who within few months
have, under the impression that resistance
was idle, cndeavored to obtain some mitl-
cation of the dreadful fate about to be last
cned upon US, have come over ana go
heartily for WALKER and against the obJec-
tionable articles of the constitution. q
MOORE, of Rockbridgc CONRAD, Judge
DANIEL, of Lynchburg; the GOODIES, Judge
ROBERTSON. of Charlottesville Governor
SMITH, General KEMrER, Judge CRuMP'
.Judre WILSON, WALLER r. STAPLES, NC
LArcnL1x, of Rockbridge; DUKE, JOHNSON
and a host of others of the most dlstln-
rushed sons of Virginia, have all conceded
the Importance of saving the State from
the rule of ignorance and dishonesty, and
securing to her white citizens the rights o.
frecmcn. They have nobly and patriot
cally set aside all minor issues, and thrown
themselves with all the force of their lnflu-.
ence and intellect. into the arena. . .
Mr.. HUNTER, whose position has long
been privately understood, in letter to b.
B. DOUGLASS, Esq, published in the En-
ouirer. takes the same noble stand occupied
by his prominent contemporaries IN the
State. He, too, dcspairs of any better
terms for Virginia. He is convinced that
it is our policy and our duty to save what
we may in the course of reconstruction
which we cannot resist. He is weary OF
seenr the sword of the conqueror in the
scale of justice" and SO are we, all. He
thinks we can save ourselves from much
suffering and degradation by expursating
the constitution and adopting it, and elect
ing WALKER and placing the State under
the direction of the best men that we can
elect. 81. .. s.sss -~-E sse-.. ....'
Mr.. HUNTERS letter is conclusive. He
takes the position of patriot upon the.
practical ground Of common sense. He re-
cognizcs facts, and the duties and policy
they enforce. So, we believe, do all true
Virginians, save two or more. We Will
leave those few old gentlemen to keep guard
over the resolutions Of ;'9s'99 while VIC go
forth and whip the enemy. ..H.. .ast er.a
The harmony amongst the white people is
unexampled, and they are aroused deeply
and rcsolutely. Thezeal, too, is daily in
crcasing, and the victory will be impetp-
ously and overwhelmingly won by our own
people. .sn 81 .n-.io.t go ~ 71'
The Norfolk Virginian is entirely mis-
taken in its supposition that Chief Justice
CHASE said or did'anything in. the 'o2EsAl;
GRIFFIN case which would indicate that he
considers the reconstruction acts unconsl-
tutional, or that there has been any legal
State Government in Virginia since. Deccm-
Der, 1865. For obvious reasons we do not no,
wish to discuss the point, however. We
trust that no one Will entertain even the
faintest hope Of, justice at the hands OF the
Supreme Court of the United States !; Tor,
whatever may be Mr.! CHAsE's opinion ne
has never made it known, and, II ne should
a,aa - Il would not control the court. F.
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onotb If time, and he (porter) should be

length of time, and he (Porfer) snould NC
allowed the remainder of the afternoon.
The. ,seaueszproredssla emcver, that The hour
allowed Mr.. Lacy was MI his friends. Could
Feasoaabl Il tlesired DESTROYS Of meet
mo tie enemy, And confident of IN easy
victory, We accepted his own terms, unfEir
and unreasonable as they we're. va
"a do notspropose to give you synopsis Of
ar Porter;s speech. Suffice TITO say that
YOUR notice in your daily issue is literally
true. Porter was =" skinned aEve,'' and so
far from making, lost votes, even among
the blacks. Of, course-it~is.n not presumed
that any respectable white man, In, the
county would vote for him or Wells T. CO.
His advocacy OF the adoption OF the consti-
tutor, MS it is, and fhat, too, in the presence
of Virginia gentlemen, was sufficiently re-.
bukcd by the happy hits, unanswerable ar
euments. and whitening and scathing re-
marks of Mr.. Lacy, in this one of his hap
piest efforts. M
The debate closed, J. Amber Smith, the
We]ls candidate for the State Senate in this
district, followed in a short speech, wen
calculated to produce harm, from its lncen, :,
diary character, among the poor, deiuoeu
| Next followed Major v. Walden, our can
didate; for the State Senate, and MT. sgd
nor. for the lower House, both Of whom so
severely chastised Smith that presume ne
will not be seen within the. limits OF the
county beforcthe day Of election. ..-,.
The speeches concluded, the crowd dis
perscd every Walker man becoming very
much encouraged by the unmistakable signs
OF defeat of Wells 4 Co. SPECTATOR
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THE CAMPAIGN.'
Good ,:1 news from Warren County.
corresnondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the klchlnohd DisP"sch.
FRoSr Royal, VA, June %, 1862.
\ In this county oWarreh) the people
oro f,tllu - uro,GSed.i Some = ESQ white
voters and rs colored will and have been
registered. A careful canvass shows the
white vote to be unit for Walker. Most all
of about thirty whites who had acted with
the Republican party are open in their adj
yocacy of Walker. None ayow themselves
for Wells that can find out, and it is be-
lieved there may be no white votes for him.
Of the 25 colored voters, q number openly
advocate Walker since his noble speech here
| last week; and this vote will be divided
| between Walker and Wells. on
If Eastern Virginia is aroused as is this
part of the Valley, then Wells will be the
worst beat man that has ever run for Go
vernon of Virginia. s' '.,.- - ,,'A ~.
G. B. Samuels and S. S.. Turner, two
gallant soldiers and talented and educated
young gentlemen, addressed large crowd
ut the courthouse yesterday. Both are
candidates for the Legislature, and both
advocate Walker and the Conservative plat
| form. If other counties are SO fortunate as
to have the representative that either will
make, then we will havc.a wise, Intelligent,
and safe Legislature. 49," -. ,..
| Push on the column for Walker and the
| expurgated constitution. j..
| Letter from New Kent County.
| Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
a' New KENT CotkfhoUsE, VA, June -.
1t had been advertised for many days
that Mr.. Porter, the regular Radical candi-
| date for Congress for this district, would to-
| day address the citizens of the county, and
arrangements had been made to have. q
| nnmoer Of Conservative speakers from your
city to handle Porter and Wells should they,
appear; but from BONE cause none ef, our
speakers were here. ~.
On his arrival, Mr.. Porter was cordially
met by J. Amber Smith. our Common
wealth's attorney by military; decree, and a
candidate for the State Senate from this
district, also by, a host of his colored
brethren, the chief Of whom, was q negro
from your city called Johnson, said to be
both preacher and shoemaker, and can
yasser at large for Porter, Wells &, Co.. al.
Very soon member of the Conservative
Committee waited on Mr.. Porter, and in
view of the absence of some distinguished
speakers who were expected from your city
and elsewhere, proposed to divide time With 4
him in debate, and selected our. gifted and
talented county canyasser, Is. W. Lacy,
Esq, as the faithful representative of the,
Walker party This proposition Porter de- /
chned, saying, however, that he would con-
sent to debate only on the following TERMS
VIZ, that he should open in a,speech of :an
hour, be followed by Mr.. Lacy for the same
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y
lat DfREcToRs; Il ..ts..rrt d
General John A. DiX:
:. W. Wfkens of Wilkens, & co..; p'sf' h''4'f' NJ
- Georges Tt Hope, President Continental Fire In
surancc Company; Il iG'" H"Gl Et1n yafI
!. Hon. James Harper of Harper Brothers ;so =
John j. Crane, Pres. dept Bank Of Republic, 10
w. NJ Vermilye, OF Yerntlyets Co., ibankers;}
Hon, George opdykee, es-3Iayor OF New York; r
2 Aaron Arnold, Of Arnold, Constable & Co.; and
others. -, - ISAAC.HUTZLER, I Z
general Agent forfVtrginia and North Curolina.
Office, No. 002 Main street.
y DR.. j. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. ;,r-jae :,
DILL ADELPHI A. !, RICH g.sNss
u. MOND AAD.NoRFOI.K STEA1I-ss ssst1ls4s5Sss -
Ship LINZ .-Stearners NORFOLK and J. s.
GREEN, Composing this tine. win lea ve IslfIndaf.
phia every SATURpAI,a and Richnondey FRI
pay, aiternaely. Freight taken for Norfolk at mo-
deratc rates; also for Charleston SAVANNAH and
New Orleans, aud bills of hiding sighed through.
= Easssase % philsdephia Including meals, and
MD once, No. 2s25 Dock street.
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NEAREST WATERING-PLAC TO
..~... RICHMOND.
s.. ...... .... sars.
TWO HOURS RIDE.
UUGUENOT SPRINGS,
POWuATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This celebrated Virginia watcriu place, having
been recently repaired Frenoyaitd, and rcfur-
nishcd Willie open to receive visitors on the 18th
of June. The arrangements ab0nt the place have
been made complete, the furniture Is all new, and
I'll the attractions OF Il iirst-cass summer resort
arc offered.
The character of the waters IL the SpriDgs-whiic
sulphur and chalyhcatc-haS been spoken Of by
many eminent physicians rs ronta ming great viz
tues. The grounds OF the Springs are cNtensv"
md beautiful and the views and drives approAi-
mate are umcxcclird. 49,
The place is accessible both by rail and canal
being one and half miles from the canal, and Ave
miles from Coalhed. on the Danyilc railroad just
4 half hours ride from the city. Conycyanccs ut
Coalficld and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates Of board are Of
icrcd: - .......
IfF ',.''''''..E-'r
Per week. .........................l2.5 1880
Children, twelve years and under, and colorcd
servants, half price. White servants according 10
accommodations.
NORVELL COBB & CO., Proprictors.
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2 NEW Kgsr.-4up. to Tuesday, I'D, the
white majority under the new registration
in this county was76.aa That will leave the
election of n Conservative to the Legisla-
turc. Much interest is manifested by the
people, and the full white vote will b.. be
pnled on the 9th of July, together with
many blacks, for the Walker ticket.
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GUNNER BOARDIN G.-MR. S. p.
" HACkETT, near Louisa Courthouse, would
take 4 few BOARDERS during the summer
months. The neghborhood Is one OF the best a,
well Is the healthlest In eastern Virginia, and Is
only few hours ride from the city, on the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio railroad. Passenger trains pas,
the depot four times dav. Terms. so per month
Special arrangements for families may he made AZ
less rates. For further particulars inquire at this
Office. 1885. jcif-?ws
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CWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
~ .-.... ....-. .-..
COMMONLY KNOWN As
RED SWEET SPRINGS.

ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These Springs, situated eight miles from Ale
ghany station, Chesapeake and ohio railroad, will
he open for the reception Of visitors the Goth
June.
81 In addition to the incloscd POOLS Uhe best In
the conntry) for plunge bathing, OF the delightful
temperature of seyenty-siX degrees there Is also a
wcll-arrangcd establishment for receiving HOT
md WARM BATHS of any temperature that may
be desired -s. .ms a..
Charges, THREE DOLLARS per day.
Post-oillce at the Springs. .
THOMAS KINNJREY.
ic I'm PrGnrietOr.
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DIED,

On the 3ith instant, at the residence of her son
in-law, Ancil Bailey, In Fulton, MARY HARDIN:
aged Scy enty-slS years y-..-- ...rs .y...-.
Her funeral will take place from tho residence
of her son-in-law THIS MORNING.at 10 o'clock
Hcrfricnds and those Of the family are Invited to
attend without further notice.
ON the morning Of Thursday, June -, 1860, An
DREW j., Infant son OF 4. j. and Jane Lecher,
aged seventeen months and -four days.
Ills funeral will take place from his father resi-
dencc on Albcmarlc street between Pine and Bclv-
dcrc THIS friday MORNING at IL O'Clock.
The friends of the family arc invited To attend. =
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
SWEET SPRINGS, '.' ... ' 49,.
= MONROE COUNTY, VA.

This charming W ATERING-I'LACE so fayora-
bly, known for lis curative properties, will be- open
for tile reception Of visitors on the 2VTH JUNE.
This delightful summer resort Is approached from
Washington by the Orange and Alexandria ana
the South take the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
To Bonsack's station, thence by frst-ciass aches
to the Springs.
ChARGES >. per day, s25 week, s75 per month.
..l..- ~a H.. s JAMES CARROLL,
10 ... s
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A CHEERING SIGN.--We are delighted to
announce that our people are being tho
roughly aroused to the Importance OF the
election now upon us. AT one of our county
churches on Sabbath Last two venerable and
influential ministers of the Thinker Church
called attention to the necessity of prompt
action to- avert the evils with which our
country is threatened. We repeat, this IS
one of ths+most, gratifying signs we have
vet seen that the people Of. our great old
county intend TO do their duty. When the
quiet broad brims move in solid column to-
the polls the villains who would rob and
ruin the State may trcmble in their shoes.
Rockingham Register. -; sot .11r.a % aga
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE NAY, \, !,

OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NJ
~ mi. we nv, MO, sud 5,.a.,. II =
thoroughly renovated and improved. has bx been
rgfropeDedby the undersigned "a A eh f IT,
'FTRST-cLhss FAMILY HOTEL
- THE OCEAN HOUSE
Is situated within fifty yards Of the beach, r,o~
superior advantages to families on accn, nseri
quiet md the high character Of its gueai. ,.of
viii be kept strictly bome-ikc In everv .aaS
!, SEyENTY-FIVE NEW BATHfSG-Potc,,,.
have been added. and many other importan,V ,ss
proponents which will contribute greatly 20 IN m
comfort of visitors. -. ~ ~ Tue
f! The proprietors have had several wear, ~.
Ficnce In Cape May hotel business, and hap
cured help which win equal that of any other bee
on the Island. II kt1T tI'F - ''"S ii h'uss
! Every effort will he made to give satisfae,io,
I'll who may favor the Ocean House with m. o
patronage. WV 'her
Asfnrmeriy, no bar the premises. ...
For rooms, &C., address ~ ~ f5mr
JOHN W. LYCETT, $40 - J" iLH. @
- W Ga" Eis. te25-tAm
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V'RUE REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE
l COMSfITTEE.-A regular meeting Of the
TRUE REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE will he held at the rooms IDOL Main street
THIS AFTERNOON ut ! o'clock. Members are
requested to be prompt In their attendance. is.
COMMITTEE: -.+ -..r
g. X. GIEMER, GEORGE RYE,
G. ID. YALE. '..# # JOHN VlLES, = [ - 81
G. s. MILLS, GEORGE w. WEST.
f. STEARNS, JOHN Il. CRENSHAW,
Ii. J. SMITH, ... II. HtSSEL. = a-r
SORNtAND SMITH, C.S. BUNDY,
IA MES &. SMITH. T.. ". GREGORY.
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS, JOHN W. WRIGHT,
L. L. BOYLE. -.-
IL 2I-lt j. w. LEMELLEN, Secretary.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL 3, In,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. f.fr>

aE. E. 81. - &.a-e :---r:ssj ,s..l4.. = g
E ORGANIZED IN 1850. ss s-~.
Peg. .,r.,.t..sn a.~ - =. r.f--.e. .-r.4 il
,e ALL POLICIES NON-FoRFEITABLE. d.
W. " -1s HALF LOAN GIVEN. 80 ..I. +2
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
sfrni -5..uyH 3f.-AG-5 i3fraT"T '@f.IJFo
tEa 1y,rsrs sTATEdENt: -scaR Hi.
Policies In force. $25 COO 900
ASSETS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 0oO
Annual income. ........... q" 500 600
Losses paid.,., ....'..' -. ..'......... 500 Oo0
iN& 81 -WaHl PEGKHAM, President: ." $3.50
w. I. HOOPER, Secretary; .ug' ...fr.sf
p l.. M0ADANI
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-ALBEMARLE. = The whites have the
county. In 1867 the blacks had 449 ma
jority. The whites have gained ouer the
negroes at this registration 5l1, and some
80 by transfer, giving the former ma
iority of about 90. -@ ..
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SOMETHING FOR THE az
- DIES.-NIiss II. 6. MCLEMORE in-ssasttG,
vttes the attention OF the ladies To Il very -EMSSe
ncce assortment of FLOWERS just received,
suitable for the hair. - tsE-f i
b Also, a nice assortment Of NEW SUMNER
HATS and BONNETS which she win sell at very
low prices rs the season Is far advanced.
s Ia Oft
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@ In speaking tour in some twenty-five
counties, / have not met withia single white
mana native Virginian-who will not
support both Colonel Walker and myself
Incenh ,Senn1.. - n.,.n. -. ".---E ~ ~
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A TTENTION, LADIES.-.TuSt received
N mt w. IT. ADAMS'S BALTIMORE TRIM
MING. and STAMPING STORE. No. 0at Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh, Il large lot of
SWITCHES full yard long at 81
Per switch. equal in style aud appearance To 4
switch of natural hair which costs S2J. Call and
purchase before are all gone. I! H. je 25--lt*
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DR.. GEORGE X. G1LMER.-We see that
our old friend and former townsman, DR..
George X. Gilmer, is one of the nominees
of the Conservative Republican Walker
party, in Richmond, for the Legislature.
We trust the ticket with which he is identi-
fed wilrbes elected. Heretofore and all our
lives we have differed with DR.. G. politi-
callv, but the momcntous issues now upon
us have'r1accd us and our political hopes
and fortunes in thcisamc boat, and we most
earnestly desire his success. Although a
political opponent we have always been
happy to accord to him great purity of pri-
vate character and integrity of purpose.
We trust the Conservatives of Richmond
will honor this son of Rockingham by an
earnest, cordial support of the ticket upon
which the friends of the cause have placed
his name buckingham Register. . ~ ,r
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CoLoRED. CoNsERvATIvEs.-We under,
stand that the "solid men" among the
colored people are about to organize o
-" Walker Club " On the basis of opposition.
to the test-oath and DISTINGUISHING clauses
of the Underwood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kirlinidn --.LELl =.
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At large meeting Of the people of Pitt
sylvania county, held at the court house on
the 21st instant (court-day}, there, were
nominated For State Senate, Abner An
derson; for House of Delegates, Walter
Coles, W. J. Fulton, M. H. Clark, 7. R.
Gosney. ....-fE.tg a. ,,-f# -3as--a~ gaa X
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NOTICE.-Our BOATS are2gAs-,,glI...s5ii
~ now running regularly again. -
". +. Coz, Agent,
E5a -.a .s.t -.sa Dock between Fifteenth and 's5
lie % Seventeenth streets ~
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NOVA SCOTIA GBINDSTONES.
A prime lot of
GENUINE NOVA SCOTIA GRINnSTONES
.. just received and for sale by
In o5 = PnREpp u VII I tNS & 20
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AppoMArTox "A gentleman writing from
.Appomattox county informs us. that the
whites have a registered majority in that
county, which has heretofore been in the
control of the negroes. -LynchbMg Repub-
Hcan. 800 .,1 z'' '' s.'.' ''
1.-The blacks had 1876 majority In Apo
mattox in 1867. f-ij1o sGa .'-oien -"v
The registration al the Leesburg precinct
at 3 o'clock on Tuesday stood l0l whites
and 80 blacks. : ..s..l..,s...., al - .....ss
At Woodstock, Shenandoah county, whites
registered $50, blacks 4. - ,..r ta,.-;
At Winchester, 24s white and IA colored
voters have been registered 2Ea-. E-* s.
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NO BARRELS SPICED BEEF Just re-
* cciving, something nice for families, and Tor
sale low by ASDREWS& CATLETT,
( IL cfrppt
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s., On Monday last, at Conservative Con-
tyention held at Salem, Colonel Edmund
Pcndlcton was. nominated for the Senate to
represent the counties from the district
.composcd of Botetourt, Roanoke, and Giles
counties. Pendleton, I'VE understand, stands
opposed 10 the adoption of the constitution
altogether. Messrs. Green James and
George II. Peck, who refused to submit
their claims to the Convention, are a!so
.,irunninr for the Senate from the same dis
trict. These. gentlemen are in favor of &c,
ecpting the constitution in its ezpurgated
form. e.ar g. ,a-if -. ~,
The Convention also nominated Fir. !onn
McCabe (a Walker Republican, candidate
for the, House. of Delegates in Roanoke
county, sor ty. 4 man named Charles N. Warren,
who claims to be a Conservative, is also
running as an Independent candidate and
Jordan ..Woodrum,. formerly publisher ct
the Salem Register, has announced himself
a candidate on the Wellsplatform.-Lynch-
Lu7.Q Republican. .ay5 i
Evening star., 1869-06-12

SEC. 4. And b< IL further enacted. That the
commissioner on the part of the United States
IN conjunction with the commissioner on the
part OF Mexico, is hereby authorized to make
all needful rules and regulations for conduct
ing the business Of the commission; such rules
and regulations not contravening the Consti.
tuition Of the United States, the provisions Of
this act, or the con vention.
SEC. 3. Ind be 10 further enacted, That the
Secretary of State Is hereby au thoriZed and
required to transmit to the commissioner on
the part OF the United States such papers and
records relating TO the commission as he may
deem proper, or as may be called for by the
comm issioners; and at the term ination OF the
commission all the records, documents, aud
other papers which have been brought before
the commissioners, or which uay be IN possess
sion OF their secretaries, shall be deposited in
the Department OF State PrOrited, That this
section shall not be so construed as to prevent
me commissioner on the part of Mexico from
depositlng in the department certified copies or
duplicates Of papers produced on behalf of his
government instead OF originals.
Sic 6. ind be it further enacted, That upon
suggestion by either party that a witness whose
testimony is deemed important refuses or is un
willing to testify, it shall be competent for the
board of commissioners to issue q commission
10 some suitable person to take the testimony OF
such witness, who, IL in the United States, may
be compelled TO appear and testify before such
commissioners in the same manner as is now
provided by law in the case of commissions
issued from the courts Of the United States
Approved, April :, 1869.