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JoHY o NELSON, a sea-

J'l u -Nl-lSDNi ftaI i.s
United states steamer Guerr,y.' .. ..y,'
in double irons and on bread and ,.tr Cor five
days, for having brought ON board that vessel a
copy Of TnE Nav NoRK Sun in di,obediencc of
the orders of his superior officer, Capt. TuonAs
H. STEVENS, Capt STEVENS has thus taken upon
himself the authority ofa Government censor,
without warrant of law. While we have no
power TO enforce the admission of newsboys
upon vessels of war Of the United States, we have
authority to circulate copies Of TINS SuN on board
the Guerrero. We therefore invite the petty
officers of the Guerrero to send their names to
this Office, to the number Of twenty-five, and we
will send them copies Of Tue Sun by mail, gra.
tuitousy so long as that vessel lies in this port,
upon condition that after reading them they will
distribute them among their mcssmatcs. II
Capt. Thomas II. SrEvrEs ntcrfcres with these
copies of TIE SuS while in charge of the United
States Post Office authorities, Tue SuN viii use
its best efforts TO have him indicted and tired as
common robber of the United States mail.
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Like almost all the leading men Of tho
country, the venerable Senator CAMERON of Penn.
sylyania is among the contributors to Mr.. Bon.
NrRs NeW FORK Ledger, The subject on which
he is now writing is the internal improvements Of
Pennsylvania Mr. CAMERON is not only pro-
found politician. but a man Of extraordinary
humor and power of picturesque expression
His articles in the Ledger will be looked for with
great interest.
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A refusal of Judge MCKEAS, Of Utah Ter.
ri;orv, to naturaze some alien Mormons was re.
fcrred - IN The SuN few days ago. We have
now before US copy Of the Judges opinion in
the case, and it sustains our conjecture as 70 the
reasons for his action. The applicants were one
SAsuurEG Swcdc, and lIopslEY, an English
mao. Judge McKtAS asked them whether or not
they believed the act Of Congress prohibiting
polygomy to be binding upon them. S,SpBurG
answered in substance that he regarded it as in
accordance with the laws of God for a man to
have mere than one wife az the same time ami
thatif the laws Of the country forbade il. hc re.
garded It as his duty TO obey the Laws Of God
rather than the laws Of man. HoRsLEr refused
to answer, and by lis manner as well as IN word +,
said, IN substance, that tha, was his own bust
ness, ard not tie business Of the Court IT,
naturalization act requires it to appear 10 the
satisfaction Of the Court, before admitting 80
alien to citizenship that during the five years Of
lis residence within the United states abe ha.
behaved as man Of good moral character, at
tschcd TO the principles Of the Constitution Of
the United States, and well disposed to the good
order and happiness Of the same SINpByR
satisfied the Judge that lac dill not, and Ilor.Lry
failed 10 satisfy him that he did, come within thi,
requirement Of the law, and their applications
were accordingly rejected.
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We have received the following cable tel.

We have received the following cable telc.
gram from tie Fenan candidate for the Presi.
dency:
To ne glorious and SHINING Sun.
hARsEiLLLs, Oct. ell have just addressed an
immense audience France forcverl Vac IA it
puIhq1e ufirtrseit q. I;hieHHel
GEORGE FRANcrs TRAIN.
A telegram TO the Associated Press says that
in his speech MIR. TRNN denounced the Prussisns
in the most bitter terms, and that he Great d a
great excitement OF course he did. He is g
man Of genius and natural orator, who knows
how TO nHamc the hearts of his hearers. BE.
sides, Marseilles is famous for the attachment Of
her people to republican ideas. Mr.. TRAIN may
yet play memorable part in France before he
comes home to run for the Presidency. Tips le
grand GEORGE FEAScis TRAIN
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TammNny dominates an Assrmblymnn in
the Sixth District tonight. All respectable
Democrats pray that he shall not DO TIMorY j.
cAMrDtLL. who repeatedly entered the chamber
Of the Legislature last winter W IL, an abandoned
creature On his aru.
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We confidently predict that Senator
CRt,MtR will not allow JonS r. HESSEssrr to
receive Tammany nomination this evening
IlkNNEssEr took 500 from a poor schoolmisrcss.
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Mr. joins \. PARKER's letter to Senator
FnrLwcHrrsrS, holding the Government rcspon.
sible fer tie amounts due to the Alabama claim.
ants should not fail to attract much public a;tcn.
lion. Whatever may be thou ht of Nr. p,gKsa's
arCumcnis-and in some respects they are fatal
to the Administration this much is certain. that
Don Il,wtroS FI-u's neacc, 10 even ','r q,
an application important, places the ind # r.
,ncc o; Gen. CEANI's Administration TO th,
rights of American citizens ia a moot odiou,
light.
But how could the Adm .n ,,ra;ion b. expected
To do justice TO American citizens when Don
II ,N!troV Tisn aud lis son-in.law are 50 deeply
interested on the side Of Spain, and when Gen
GaAN1's time was divided between his duties on
the beach at Long Branch aud parcelling on, the
public Offices in his gift among his trothers.in.
law and personal bcncfsc,orsy Tic contempt
which these f.cts have brought upon Gen. GR,Sr
in England Is exhibited at the present moment
in the savage attacks Of the press upon his iud.
mate friend Senator NoproS, in connection with
his appointment, TO the Court of 81. James
AT the time when Mr.. THORNTON rss sent from
his obscuri,y q, Bueuos Ayr<s 20 represent Great
Britain Ia the Cni:ec S'.;cs, i, va. not the Amer.
'can, but 'Le English press, which commended th.t
= .ho-c distinguished parsonage should have been
accredited at Washington. In this country the
previous standing Of the Ministers of foreign
powers is never challenged. A disposition pre-
walls 1t Washington to place them all upon tbs
same exalted pedestal, whether they are good.
bad, or Indifferent.
The malevolcnt attack Of the PN KlN Gd-yns
upon Senator MoRroS is poor return for the
forbcarancc extendo here To English representa-
tiyes but surely no English journal wond have
veuturcd upon making it, if the universal scorn
for Gen. GGASr's Administration had not enc .ur.
aged rcsncr- TO take such unwarr4u'ablc hboi.
lies with one Of our most honofcd public meu.
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s20 per acre after all expenses were taken out,
and interest ior use Of land

$50 per acre after all expenses were taken out,
and interest ior use Of land
For my oats plow the ground in the fall,
and in the spring cultivate it the same as do
wheat,-with the same implement, for consider
it the best in use. I drag it over and then roll
the ground with field roller 1t will yield go
bushels TO the acre. never cultivate my ground
over three times 10 the grain. I change my
pasture and meadow into corn or wheat ields
every three or four years, and in this way can
keep it warm and healthy, blowing under good
coat of clover and grass, which, in addition to
the manure, will keep your ground in good
condition.
In addition to my farm have a revenue from
my cows, my barnyard fowls, my orchard and
garden, which but few of my neighbors think
worth while botherng themselves about no.
ticed in the columns Of the Prairie Farmsr we'll
written article headed " Eggs forty cents a
dozen" l think it should set some of our indo.
lent and careless farmers thinking / would
like TO give You my experience on the profits Of
eggs and butter but this article is already pro.
'racted too long In my next l will do SO.
High Prairie, La Sale Co. ADVANCE
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r.s. We are prepared to fill l Of timber of any dt
mcnson and quantity at point the canal on short
notice, iuup2t-tf
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Legal.
rCRUSTEE-SS rr

IHi SI'iIE'@ SNLE..-Wher.a. On the sott
IA oi May D. ls Charles nuh of La sale county,
olae o ILLINOIS, by his certain deed of
eat'+ and acknow lodged and recorded in the Recorders
vee nl Ia Sa.e county, IN said state, IN gOok 81 of Deeds
"a 10 &C. u grant. bargain. sell and the urYrr-
W premises hereinafter Described, secure The pa,-
eh 3i one certain pronissory charles BieII
bayaD 70 John and Jacob StephsH order bearing even
ae sh sall Trust deed and due years n, date
Wlch salu time has elapsed; and whereas dern las been
MADE IN the pay ment OF said Interest aud sherpas
said deed described: - - ~ f'-''>S -
Now Therefore. / Christian Lichensge Trustee In said
dti AT te request OF The legal holder said note DO hereby
give nouce mat ny virtue of the authority .,1 and by
-ald trust deed WILL on Friday the Goth OF Anril A. d.
ls AT O'Clock IN tie afternoon Court House door I'M
the city OF ottawa, In said and state EEL NJ nuSc
Nenue To the highest bidder said r-emlrt which
arr described as follows, to wit:
In the county OF La SALE stat. i ulinO-commenCin at
the southwest corner OF the northwest quarter of the sOth-
east quarter OF section number i've township trtysx
go north OF range five 81 east OF the third principal meridian;
running thence north twenty O chains. cenre oil said
section five to thence - chains and eypntvninc
five t degrees thirty 1907 minutes west lu ~ chains
anu twenty 2 links, u large tree. The centre OF
sad road thence along the centre OF said road right line
10 he place OF beginning conainin 6 and nfty.syen
1 hnndrcdhs of an acre. together with al the buildings
ana Improvements thereon. with the hcrc, amcn privileges
and appurtcnanceS tlTrnnrp belonging ard rfyh
behet and equity OF redemption and right homestead of
the said Charles Bichl. his and assigns therein
Dated this l4th day OF April 1870.
CHRISTIAN LICHTENBERGER,
+. +. RUNYoN, Atty. ,aprl6-2wi Trustee.
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1,,rArE or, ILIINOI~. LAsA1r Cos,

y CvYl's IJuH '5ol,.', n" Nlt E,J lS,O-U tdGactgp
Sophia Smith -, Joseph HWs>ncka and trcdoric6a kwas
nicka, hi, wile
appearing from Affidavit c In the Office of the clerk
of said court, said defendant Joseph kWasnicku,
resident OF said State and said complainant having lcd her
bill of complaint in said court the clnCcy side thereof,
the av of December II. lD hcrcin and summons
having been issued thereon according to law:
Notice, therefore IS hereby gwen TO said defendant Joseph
kwa,nc that unless shall personally br and appear be-
said said term thereof, 10 be- lr! AZ c Court
House In Ottawa, in said county, the first Monday
september next, loO whrH and where said summons
Il cturnahc,i and plead dcmUr to said
hill tie will be taken Tor confessed against YOU, and
the and things therein prayed for ccrccd accord
ngly. n. l.. MEAD. Clerk.
BIN. AEMsrRnSG. Compt> solicitor. aprii9-.w
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=
10 September Tam. A. u 1870.
Ieandcr l.. Green Cyrus T. Hartley i''orlnl.pt.
Public notice i hereby given 10 the defendant. cyrus T.
Hartley that writ OF attachment issued ont the Office
tue clerk of The County Court and county, dated
IN" 2At dly of December ls6l L.
Green and against Cyrus Hartley the ,un OF Two Hun
dred and Three Dollars, directed TO the shelf OF Ia Sale
county, which said Wit has been returned executed.
Now, Therefore unieS the said L Hartley shall
personally be and appear before said County ON the first
day of the thereof holden at the Court House
in Ottawa, In said county, the first Monday September
A. D. $40 give special bail and plead 10 the said plaintiffs
ton Judgment Will be entered against and
said plaintiff and much OF the property attached rs NAV be
sufficient t. satisfy said Judgment and win be sold to
satisfy the same II. L. MEAD. Clerk
BUSHNELL " AVERY, PM AUyS. april9
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n ILLINOIS, IA SALE COUNTY, s~.'i7H Can't teiegJ
IN Jlpe Tam 4. D.. 1870.
Henry Stfawn. william 7. Powell and Benjamin r. Pow
ell, partners. doing business under firm Of
Powell r,. Alexander Bowcn.-.lHpoiUlt.
Public notice hereby given said defendant TINT awr of
attacmen issued Of the Office OF the clerk of the Circuit
Court in and for said comfy dated the 2h day of January
A. $50 the suit of the said plaintiffs, and against the
star OF Ottawa" small ,lcWhcel steamboat. together
with her engines machinery tackle apparel and furniture OF
the said defendant the sum hundred and
dollars aud eghyhrce cents directed the sheriff of
La sale county execute, which said writ hlS been returned
executed.
Now therefore, unless you the said Alexander Bowen shall
personally be and appear before said Gre II Court the first
day the thereof 10 he holden at the Court House
in Ottawa, in said county. the second Monday Of June
1870 give special bail and plead 10 the said plaintiffs action,
Judgment will he entered against and against the said
steamboat of ottawa her engines,
chney, tackle apparel and furniture and in favor of said
plaintiffs and much OF IN" property attached may be
sufficient 70 satisfy said judgment and will he sold TO
satisfy the same &. II. HOOK, Clerk.
T.. f.. LEWIS. Attorney Tor plaintiffs. apr9
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NO'I'iS F..-E>rATE oF CASr liz 7. JolSsuN, DEC D..
y Notice i hereby -iycu that tl undersigned admnistra
OF the OF auuc Johnston c OF the county OF La
sale Illinois, deceased, win appear before the
County of said county the third Monday being the
10Th dayi OF June lSiU the Court House In Ottawa, in
said county, when ana whore AL persons hHNu, claims de-
against said estate notified attend and present the
same in writing tor adjustment
Dated this ,jh day Of April ~ D. $50.
PETER MILLER.
April 9-6w Administrator
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n HiTNOIS, u SlLLE tOTNTT, .5T0--'T '07VF W1e9f
D NJfeU}isr' Tam \. D. 1870.
Henry Bourne ~ Cyrus T. Hortcy.-.i7,'iU,vf.,
Public notice hereby given the defendant Cyrus T. Hart
ley that writ Of attachment issued ont Of tie office of the
clerk of the County Court in and for aid county, dated the 9h
day of December 1862 at the suit OF Henry Bourne and
AGAINST Cyrus T. Hartley, for the Htygt dollars and
hirtyhrcc cents, directed 10 the Sheriff Sale county
which said Wit has been returned executed.
Now therefore, unless the said CYRUS T. Hartley, shall
personally be and appear before said County
day Of the next term thereof to he holden n the Court House
in Ottawa in said county. the first Monday of September
T. 1870 give sp, cal bail and plead To- the said plaintiffs
ton Judgment will DE entered against You and OF
said plaintiff and much of the property attached be
sufficient satisfy said Judgment and costs will be sold
satisfy the same H. l.. MEAD. Clerk.
u. r. JOKES, PITS Attorney. aprg
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= ttsjs'f. ~ a4,r I-t1r, sol, Cb"pc-,W.
Joseph frlpWs John liycuaus and Edmond ucrInans.
II appearing from an atidtvi on HE In The office OF the
clerk said t sN,t defendants. John ccrnans and
Edmond Iccrmans residents said State
complainant having alc his hill o complaint II said court.
the ClaHccrv side thereof on the ,t day of April
is0 hrrru, and summons having been issued thereon
corduG :" law
Notice. therefore, hereby given to said defendants John
Hecrna- md Edmond ccrlsa,, that yoN and each
of you -u personally he and appear before said
said term thereof to Dee HELD at the Court House in Ottawa,
said Iurg. iEc second Mbnnv june next A. d.
$50 twhcn ANA where sud summons rcurnAbc and plead
answer dcul- preNc.p said bill. same will taken
for confessed against and The matters u things therein
praye tor d'cgrci accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
y. b. i.ICH. solicitor. aprl9-iw
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
- 1HE ERECTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan.1T, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received for the
following work and materials required in the execu-
ton Of the WALNUT Street portion Of the PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, to witt
For all the excavations including the trenches
for the foundations The price TO be stated per
cubic yard which is TO cover all digging, hauling
away the surplus earth, and cutting down and re-
moving whatever trees may come in the way of the
excavations, without extra measurement or allow
ance.
For taking down the terrace wall, cleaning the
bricks and ping them up adjacent to the buildings
taking down the iron ratings, the gate piers the
coping OF the wall and the steps, and depositng
them on the grounds, and removing all the rubbish
occasioned by the same. The price for this portion
OF the work 10 be stated in gross
For concretiDg the entire foundation OF the build
ings with small broken stone, and cement, mortar,
and grout, In conformity with the specifications.
The depth OF the concrete to be three feet and the
lateral dimensions to conform to the plans The
price to be stated per cubic foot and to include all
materials and labor.
For furnishing and delivering large-size building
stone, the price to be stated per perch of % cubic
feet measured in the walls Also, for select build
ing stone, averaging by 3 feet and from 12 to IS
inches thick the price for the to be stated per
cubic foot de tlivered on the ground.
For bailding ali the cellar walls, and the outside
walls OF the basement story. as high as the level
line OF the pavement, according to the plans ana
specifications. The price to be stated per perch of
~ cubic feet laid in the walls, without extra mea-
surement, and to include all labor and all materials
except stone.
The contract or contracts will be awarded to the
best and the lowest bidder or bidders, who will be
required TO give approved secury for the faithful
performance OF the same.
The plans and specifications may be seen at the
office OF the Architect, Mr.. JOHN McARTAUR, JR.
No. 2O5 S. SIXTH Street.
The proposals TO be sealed and endorsed "Pro-
posals for Public Buildings" and addressed to
JAMES V. WATSON, Chairman of the Committee
on Contracts, and TO be left at the office OF the Com
missioners OF Public Buildings, in the new Court
House, SIXTH Street, below Chestnut, on the 14th
day OF February next ensuing between the hours OF
II and IL O'Clock A. NJ, at which time the bids will
be opened, in the presence OF such bidders as may
wish TO attend
BY order OF the Committee on Contracts
WIN lit IL. G. PUGH, Secretary
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DRoPosALs FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLED
l. CANNON, ETC.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAUU nnnn neanstzx,a,

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, J
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON CITY, January d. 1870.
Sealed Proposals for the purchase OF 30-pounder
and 20-pounder Parrott Rihes, with Carriages, I'M
plements, and Projectiles, now hand In the Navy
Yards at Portsmouth, N. H.. Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk will be re-
ceived at this Bureau until IL O'Clock noon, January
81, 1870.
In the aggregate there are about 800 Guns s54 Car
riages and 96 1857 Projecties Schedules in detail OF
the al tcles at each yard will be furnished appli-
cation to this Bureau.
Bidders VIII state the number OF guns, carriages
implements, and projectes they desire TO purchase
at each yard separately, specifying the callbre of
gun, kind OF carriage, whether broadsde or pivot,
and the kind OF projectiles. :
The guns, ETC., will be delivered at the respec-
tive navy yards, and must be removed by the pur-
chaser purchasers within ten days after the ac-
ceptance of his their bid. But deliveries will
be made OF any article until the parties purchasing
shall have Deposited with the paymaster OF the navy
yard the fun amount OF the purchase money In each
case.
Many Of the guns are new, and all are service
able Bidders viii therefore offer accordingly No
offer for these articles old iron or wood win be
considered.
The Bureau reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids which II may not consider 10 the interest OF the
Government 10 accept
Proposals should be endorsed on the enyelope
proposals for Purchase Of Rined Cannon, ETC."
A. LUDLOW CASE,
visit Chief OF Bureau.
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nR. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUs
~ E'uptions Marks the skin, Ulcers in tho Throat
Mouth and Nose Bore Logs and Sores o. every eoneeya
BILE character. Once, No. 3 \. ELEVENTH, between
Chesnut and Market streetA
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ PARAMOUNT PARK, No. 294 S. FIFTH Street,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1870.
PROPOSALS. for the privilege of running Park Car.
riages for the year 1870 from stands within the Park
through It's entire limits will be received at this
until the first day Of February 1870 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The conditions and stpuations upon which proposals
will bo received be at this Office between the
hours of 9 A. M. and 3 p. NJ.
BY order of the Committee Superintendent and
Police. DAVID +. FOLEY,
IL mwf7 Secretary Park Commission.
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTH STREET BRIDGE
" COMMISSION, No. "a S. FIFTH Street.

A lFFlCE OF 1HE SOOIH STREET. BRIDGE
" COMMISSION, No. "a S. FIFTH Street
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H. 1870.
Sealed Proposals for erecting bridge the river
sehqyki at South street w be received at the office of
the Commission, in the Department of surveys No 24
s. FIFTH ST. eet, until IL o'clock 81 of the FIRST DAY
OF MARCH. 1870, tfor the construction of n wrought
iron drawbrdge with Murphys modification OF Pratt
truss 10 have casthon piers in RIVER and stone abu
brick and iron girders, described the specifca
tion. The entire length If structure be 2la feet
the truss to be S5 feet each with pivot giving
an opening of " feet on each side.
The proposal to be aggregate bid to be ac
companied by bond with two approved sureties to an
amount of $50N@; Fifteen per cent be retained as
$4,000 noted in bond, shall amount to fifteen per
mates will be paid in full.
Plans may be seen and specifications obtained at
the office of the Commission and after 29th in
slant
MOSES A. DROPSIE,
25tuf6t President of the Commission.
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McMahon for Congre. let Other Cam
dldates Stand AsIdei

Our nomination of Gen. MARTIN T. Nc
MAHoN ~ TIE Suns Independent Demo
cratic Republican Fenian candidate for Con.
gross in the Fourth District receives an
enthusiastic response from all classes Of the
people. OF the universal feeling excited by
Mis- nomination the following letter affords
. cloor indication:
Three cheers for Tns suSi Three cheers for
TBE Suns candidate Tor Congress from the Fourth
District Up with the Independent ticket, and
down with the Ring candidate 1rishmen do all the
voting, Know No,hings get all the Offices. Down
with the dark lantern, aud up with the sunlight |
EcMAuoS Tor everi J. L. DEAsB.
t&2 rEARL STREET, NEW YorK. Oct. q.
Thus the good work goes on, as floods rise
Of the melting of the SHOWS. The people Of
the Fourth District are resolved to cmanci-
pate themselves from machine politicians.
JoHS Fox secs the handwriting on the wall
let rir't J" lined in favor Of THE
suns candidate. NJ" g.. Ill the othc-s iini.
tate FoX's example, and join in with this
great popular movement. Let JONES, RoosE-
WELT, and ETHAN ALLEN make haste like.
wise to stand aside, so that the people o, the
Fourth District may elect that gallant young
patriot, that honest American citizen, that up.
night and gifted public servant, MARTIN 7.
MCMAHON, to Congress, by the combined &C.
CARNATIONS of all men Of all parties,