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BoAeD OF HEALTH.

MAR MEETING LAST EVENING
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
- Roard of Health met last evening
.SuIsr ~ session, President Singley in
/Cbalr, ro-,o A
ALLOWING bills correct, and orders
| drawn for the amounts. William
sors t27,76; d. II. Thomas, sac, 90;
y Blcckson reported the nuisance at
Fs W. corner Of Fifth and Monroe
Is,s sbated. he reported q nuisance
u corner Of Conrad and VanBuren
n, Referred to the Committee Of
Wbelan reported that the garbage
I had not been seen on Fifth street
eep Pine aud Spruce streets, for at
4 ,brs, mouths. The complaint wss
Itr.d 10 the Garbage Committee.
y Hatcher announced that since the
. meeting Of the Board he had heard
regret Of The death Of John L. Frock
|Hub.r of the Board from the Seventh
and on his motion a comnittee OF
y was appointed to take suitable ac-
IN the matter. The chair appointed
Thatcher, Dr.. Springer and Enech
bp Jr, As he committee. The COM
lac retired, and in q short time re-
led and reported the following which
e adopted: ...... ..
rBEslAl, This Board has heard, a ith
gued regret, Of the death Of John K.
tk lals memberof this body from
Seventh ward. Therefore be II
esolVed, That the Board hereby bears
mony to the public services Of Mr..
Ick while a member Of this body, and
bis many excellent personal traits
ch endeared him to all his colleagues
Fall as to the publS.
|esolved, That We tender TO the
paved family Of the deceased our
Esre csndolence for the great Aiilletion
lave sustained.
gesolVed, That lhess resolutions be
pred on the minutes Of the Board, and
ppy, duly attosted, forwarded TO the
Ply Of the deceased.
Pn motion Of Mr.. Thatcher the Board
burned out Of respect TO the memory
,he deceased.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
SENATOR MAHOME'S LATEST
EFFORT.

The Philadelphia Times, in noticing
Senator Mahone's three hours speech
on Monday last, says : "Such turgid
inconsequence, such utterly childish
drivel are rarely heard outside the
immature wransling of over-excited
school boys. His own personality is
obtruded in every sentence, while the
business he has in hand, the habilita-
tion of repudiation. under the garb of
Independence receives such treatment
as kearney would give the problem Of
socialism" Of the same effort the
Philadelphia Ledger remarks :"While
Senator Malone demonstrated by his
speech Monday that he ought to have
nothing TO do with the democratic par
ty, he proved in much stronger fash
ion that the republican party shc uld
have no alliance with him. But
strange bsd-fellows and politics
every body has heard how they mess to.
gether."
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

The house carpenters OF Cinsinnati
have struck for 50 80 per day. Tho rope
81 rs. The employers say they will gram
the increase after the orders on hand are
dlled.
The steamship City Of New York, al
San francisco, from Australia, broke her
crank pin when four days out frcm
Auckland. During the r+psi Q which too K
tent days, she proceeded under sale-
MIR. John Henter, who was sworn In
Yesterday az Receiver of Taxes, has
1ppo ntei General Hanry s. Lansing as
Deputy Receiver, and Mr.. Henry .B.
rsnsr as Chief Clerk.
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NJ. CnARNEY's EXPLORATION M,

NJ. CnARNEY's EXPLORATIONS IN
Desire Oharnay, the Mexican explorer,
IA IN New York. He has just returned
trom NJ exlco, ard expressed himself as
" ell satisfied with the results of his trip, =,
having alreadp sent relics TO Paris alneu
A. $50 900. The explorers secretary has
returned TO France suffering from a
serious attack of malaral fever, from
which IL Is feared he will not recover.
Al, Chernsy discovered two cemeteries
and the buried cities OF Neotiluacan and
rsom sloalco. He Is to returned AZ once TO
Paris.
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Amusement %.
eE rERlORMANoaLAsr RyEn1nc

" PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING.
y Steele Mackaye, aud company,
u not bu! lave felt grAtifsd at the
isnce Ina greeted them In the Opera
luse sl evening upon their first ap-
rance 10 This cl y, IN Mr.. ackaye's
mslodrAma Of avon at Last" The
hence was amply rewarded for its at
vance, i0r the play was beyond a
lOl one Of the best that has ever been
.ented 10 this city.
Wen at LGsLn is a mslo- drama bor.
pug OIL the emotional, and 10 equal If
superior In many respects To "Hazel
Ie written by the same author. The
ol won al Last" Is very simple,
y none tue less entertaining, IL
sny settles In the character of John
"'ng VINO Is man Of the world. IL
Nc. hlfke' had not already estab-
Pea :le reputation Of Steele Mackaye.
Aaenor' "Wo at Last" could moi
" uo 80. 1t is a play that is inlen-
Interesting from the first to the lsst
N Is not oVerdrawn In any par
T, w. IL has been written with great
'ne author being very careful to ex-
os,h In unnecessary verbosity. MOI
y! the scenes, or incidents are over
W., OF Improbable, but on the other
A Al arc faithful delinsatlons .of life as
70 seel from of the Stage every
snot ~ s gratifying TO witness a return
'1en plays, aud it is still more eratif,-
v,a NUS Tue fact, That author, although
wv ths play for himself, did not
~ I'll the Interest in one charaster
~ Nv often the case, but has to appor-
.,,a,n .ne parts, that the interest M each
sSter Is about co-eQual
u ascksye has three qualities: ha
author of marked ability. an ac,or
\, a." ana Io 10, superiors in ths emotional
no, alu @ Out lew If any equals, and last
4 v ~ re last lie can select good com
~ Inc company that supports him
pay, was one of the besL tbs, has
t,a oeen on the Opera Mouse stage.
IN or "a, mo, BOT a stick among them, and
Il n, anem as actors and actresses
Ied ~ ssuperlors To majority OF self
|cLa .ne character 4 of John Fiemino Mr.
nj. unds full scope Tor hls emotion
4 ,s j,..,S ,scting las evening wa, na,ursl-
|wD, no ., mere was not q point over
Other NJ no ~ ts.aglness or rauting but on
ea.edlv nS,u a ease and grace. He was
Bra thss spplauded, and twice called
n ;re T curtain. Mr.. y, F. Mscksv >.
be 'uesy' &c. proved to the audience
acter ~ - . perfectly at home In the
h. MAJ VI 40 old gentleman.
Hsrrni rai1 Pendlsion as wal T.oc.,,
IL well nhafry lha Archer as Dr. Sterling
E.. Ss Rsiy they filed their part.' nt:''' the idea
b upon tSa Aaeher, upon her appear
bed 4. Mis- iIs Stage was instantly reco-
Iracter ~ niss - Belle Mackenzie In The
bly, al how uface Ftemiug she was per.
n Miss Ioui. SohoIoualy applaud
of M, louise D Sylvester in The charac.
|nne, Irs ~ o9nker was remarkabls. The
4 Fr. u which she acted The chsr.cts, .,
Eak uen Ve,!.d lady who is just coming te
rsn, English, was rensrkabla ne,
nost ,h was perfect and at times on,
encb ,nn thought that she was speak,u,
nooa,i uslead OF broken EnOIieh IL
med na,r,o. !. shs Character may aptly b,
lyed ! per1ect' E Ne one who has eve
aver W Frsnsh character In this clt,
laSiose adj, eqaalled her. The remained .
INCA es s,s Were all good. Tho psrfo,
dlspcSs "' nlghiy appreciated BY th
Qensro, VINO rewarded the compan
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
BITTEN BY DOG.

A colored man giving his name as
Ike Cooper, reported to Sergeant
Jones, last night, that he had been
bitten, about 10 O'Clock, by dog, at
Third and Jefferson streets. The bite
was in the calf of the leg, and DIR.
Ogle attended to it. 1t is not serious.
There are two dogs owned at Third
and Jefferson streets, and if it was
either one of them that bit Cooper
there is a strong suspicion he was do
ing something he had no business to
do
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
OFFICIAL TRIP.

This morning shortly after Q o'clock
the Official car of the p. w. & b. 4.
r. Co., arrived in this city, having on
board President Hinckley, Snperin.
tendent Kenney, Chief Engineer,
Fieldpanche ana Superintendent OF
Bridges, J. l.. Smith. The train
stopped few minutes during which
the officials took look al. the prepara-
tory Wo k Of the new head house.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
Ehs 9aily Gazsttt.

;, hill to prevent carrying deadly
os needs to be further amend
pG ,o Il becomes a law. 1t 10 now
raasrous bill to pass. We hope it
4 I. .horn of its Objectionable feat
[ in compliance with q petition
!. now being signed in this city.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
CIRcLEvILLE, OHIO,
7 r MuL1IN & SoE
To Accommodate tho Public,

The proprietors Of that immensely
popular remedy, Kidney w ort In recoR
nition of the claims of the public which
has so literally pstronizsd them, have
prepared a hquId preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodation
of those who from any reason dislike TO
prepare 10 for themselves. IL In very
concentrated aud, as the dose 10 small,
IL is more easily taken by many. IL has
the same effeotual action In all diseaset
OF the kidneys,iver or DO wels.- Home ana
Farm
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
IN THE MACHINE SHOP.

Locomotive. No. SO of The P. w. &
B. r. r., that plunged through the
draw of Brandywine bridge on last
Saturday week, has been removed,
and is now in the machine shop await
ing rspaiEs.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
PLAN OF THE sECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.

No formal statement has bean mazda ar
10, We suppose, likely to be made of the
results OF the conferences OF the sseFs.
tary OF the Treasury with bankers In
this city, but the substance OF PROPOSE
tions that appear To be favorAbiy is
given in anhtner column. These refer to
the issue Of what remains of the four
end half per cents and 10 plan for
extending the i've and six per cents at o
make some provision for them. Three
or three and q half is reported as the
possible rate OF this Agreements. II this
plan can bs successfully carrihd out it
Will dispose OF the Only reason there was
for an extra session, and will strengthen
the hands of the government for new
effort next winter.-Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
uow TO sECUKE aEALTH

Ii Is strange any One will suffer from
brought on by impure
blood, when SCoYlLL'S sARSAPA-
RILLA AND SrILLINGIA, OIL
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
$40 re health 10 the physic al organisation.
Il Is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the, BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi
litIc disorders, w eakness of the kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
oahes of tho bioou' LiNer, hiuhSys,
Stpmach, skin, etc.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

AJOTICE.-We, WilliaIa Bax 81 and
IN Matthew Baxter. lrsding under tho
came of William Baxter & Bro, do here
by give notice tn II we shall apply 70 the
Judges of the Court of General sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
state of Delaware, in and for New castle
county, on Monday, The 9Th day of May
next, A. D., 1881, being the flrst day of the
May term of Court, for a license to sell
intoxicating quors in Quantili noulesa
than one half alIon not to be drank Gu
the pr, misses, at No. 8. w Fourth street,
Deing the south east corner OF Lourth and
ship ey streets, in the bird WaId of the
city OF Wilmington, Della ware, aud the
following respectable Cit zens residing
In the said Ward. recommend the said
application, 20 wit:
James smith, George X. BauRh.
Thos. ID. Gibson, Daniel McEiweO,
Charles a. WlnBlow, e. ]. McManns,
hen'y Grebe, A. Bierman,
Preston Ayars, r. b. Forman,
s. III. Staats, Patrick Kelley.
N. Lieberman, John H. Graham.
James Chfisty, James Brown,
Harry Christy, Conrad Keller,
A. A. Chapman, samuel Culbert.
Thomas j Russell, j. seph y. Gibson.
Edwin A Parker, George II. Young,
King Dolbow, PRtrioh nOnaEhan,
WILLIAM BAXTER Bio,
apr6.8t"
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oo,,t,cal snea kers do IL.

Political Speakers do II.
Lecturers and Ministers do 1t.
a naiors and Congressman do IL.
judges and Lawyers do II.
Actors and Artists do 1t.
Merchants and Tradesmen do IT..
Farmers and Mechanics do II,
In the Forum, Countiug house, Work :
shop, Studio, and even In the f.dt1rh'
.aH HctuIn, the universal reply to the Que9
ton, what do you take for cough or
celd9" is "Sines' syrup of Tar, Wlld
Cherry and Hoarhound."
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
From The World.
KELLY x, BRoDSKY, HAMILTON q
n

Boss kelly's attitude toward all ef-
forts nAsde TO improve the condition OF
The streets is more convincing evidence
that aud heretofore adduced that the
late dictator. is In alliaAce with the repub-
lican sDrruptionists. Our citizens, with
out regard to party-for the poisonous
emana LioLs from the streets strike down
republicans and democrats alike-are EN-
deavoring to clothe an energetic business
man wi h power to clean the streets.
That man is Mayor Grace whom the
Boss now denounces as disgrace, though
when d few weeks ago be attempted TO
capture him and decorate him with ole
OF the old Kelly collars no words were
sweet enough for him. In those days
the dictionary must have felt like 4
bankrupt, so remOrseless was The demand
made upon IL for sugary adjeclives.
Kelly and many of his corrupt cronies
have long been sharing the spoils Of the
Street Cleaning Bureau, and now that
there Is prospect Of the city Kidding
itself Of that incubus poor Boss is beside
himself with rage. Everything is leaving
him friends, patronage aud power. The
Registers oflce, "a few Insignificant places
and tile Street Cleaning Bureau are all
that remain TO him, so these, he gives
warning, will be desperately defended,
and any attempts upon them will be re-
pulsed if mud throwing can do it.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
EXTRA MEETINGS.

Extra meetings at the First Presby-
terian Church began last evening with a
very encouraging attendance, aud good
S s.,irit. They will be continued every
evening this week except Saturday. The
publie will be cordially welcomed.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
CLOTHES TO OHIO.

Messrs ]. T. Mullin g. Son, the
well-known slothiers, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, have not only established
a reputation here but are extending it
TO more remote regions. A few days
ago the firm received an order from
brothsr-ln law of Hon. Stanley Mat
thews for the making of a dress-suit.
The suit was made and shipped as
per order, and to day the firm received
the following
CIRoLEvILLE, ONO,
J. T. MULLIN s. SoE
GENTS The suit arrived safely on
Saturday last, and was perfectly sat.
isfactory. The fit is very good and
the quality is excellent. Altogether
it is quito q bargain.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
apr5-Sts

OTICE.-I, Mrs Susan Cottingham,
IN in compliance with the require
ments of an act OF Assembly, In such
case made and provided, do hereby give
4otice that shall apply in writing 20
the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery, of the State OF
Delaware. In and for New Castle county.
on Monday, the 9th day Of May next, A.
D., 1881, being the flrst day OF the next
May term of the said court, for Q license
to keep an inn or tavern at b. X. corner
Filth and Walnut streets, in the Fourth
Ward OF the city of Wilmington, Del,
and to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk
On the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens recommend the naid
application. to wit;
ihomas W. zebley. Francis X Jacquot
John Burnside, James A. art,
Thomas b. Eaton, Charles Br0dhart,
John MulrOoney, Ley Hartman,
Hugh Hagan, John MeClAffsrty,
william sui ivan, Francis Kelly,
John Dooley, T. G. Holland,
William 81. Louden, Candy Cox,
Dauiel Ragen. 4. r. Patton, e-l
Joseph ID. Hart, Gottlteb MANN meie,
Anton GROSS, =. Messiek,
Lewis Lowden,
Charles Benden stuebnsr,
MRS. SUSAN CorTINGHAN.
apr5-St
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

CHRIST. aEHBER, wholesale Hardware,
Toledo. Ohio, says The kxcelsior Kid
ney Pad has accomplished more for my
sne has taken in three years. Refer all
skeptics TO me.-See Adv
feb26-7t,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

II. RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox Agency
Indian Territory, says; The only Lung
Pad" has restored me TO health, and i
shall be glad 70 recommend u TO any one.
| Sec adv, feb2o-6t !,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

n oTICE.-I:James A. Wilson, In ssm-
In pliance wi the requirements of
the act Of Ass embiy, in such case made
and provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply in witiny to the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace aud Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county. on Monday, The
9th day of May next, A. D., 1881, being
the first day OF the Lay term OF the said
9 urt, for license TO keep an inn or tav-
ern. known as the Washington House,
in the town OF .Jswark, White Clay
Greek Hundred. school district, Mum.
Der Forty-one, and to sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart.
to be drunk ON the prem ises. and the
following respectable oitlHens recom.
mend the said application, TO wit
VIM. Homewood, Thos. 81. Morriso n.
James p. Morrison, II. II. Riddle,
Leon Fisher, samuel b. Wright,
James Roberts, Jacob Casho,
Jos. b. Luton, J. I. Maxw Il,
Geo. A. Cssho, Nimrod Worrel,
Edward Micpike, Samuel Walker.
g. Fader, VIM. ID. Herdman.
). b. Hendrickson, VIM. T. Coimsry,
JAMES A WILSON,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

PoTiss first heard at q mother's-knee
never wholly .OrgOttSn Mothers
|nld never forge that The Bufisrings OF
" ilttle ones can easily bs overcome
pslng Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

uarhers is nothing more narrowing to
the sympathetic mind than 10 hear q
crying baby. DIR. Bulls Baby syrup will,
give instant relief 10 the little sufferer.
For sale at all drug stores.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
nain in M An or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

Exposure will induce colds, throatldis-
eases, s,kcoEsumptiOn, ETC., all OF which
give Warning by q troublesome cough.
Use ". Buil 4 Coagh syrup In time and
remove both the cause and effect OF your
discomfort.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
THE PILOT BILL.

NATION.
Special Dispatch to the GAZETTE,
DovER, Del, April ., 1881.
At 0;20 O'Clock, this morning, the
Pilot Bill passed the House Of Repre-
sentatives, without opposition. 1t was
at once sent to tho Senate and read
twice.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

How foolish are the endeavors OF tpar-
ties to introduce new re NEEDLES for couG ha
and kindred comp aints when they
should know the people will have DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and nething else.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

gOrs' ' furnishing articles at the 90 cent
Mar. Sl--Bt.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

DIR. ROGERS WORM SYRUP in
st antly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

NOrICE.-I, Michael Walsh, in COM
IN pliance with the requ rements OF the
act of Assembly, in sued ease made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery, OF the Stale Of Delaware, In
and for New Castle county, on Monday,
the 9th day of May next, A D., 1881, being
he firsUday Of the next May term OF the
said court, for license To keep an
Inn or tavern, at No ga K. Third street.
in the Second Ward Of the city OF Will
mington, De 3, and to sell intoxicating
liquors In le4j quantities than one quart
TO be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, TO wit:
Hugh DeneheT, John r. Bradley,
VILLA n baref0rd, John Hammond.
Charles Cannon, Henry Felmeir,
Daniel O'Byrn0, Andrew FulmelI0.
Gustave Konitzer, Michael Kenney,
Charles e. Sparks, w. r. Bowman,
b. Wolfson, Joseph II. Richards,
h. z. Freye, Anton Hence,
Michael RAnarty, John r. Bush,
Harry kienls. Nicholas Jenny,
Peter Gross, Louis Bea,
John Doordon, Frederick KisnIe.
Bernard Row.
MICHAEL WALSH.
Apr5-3tS
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-03-03

-
The Republicans of Ohio have a
fool notion that they can always car
ry beer on one shoulder and temper
anee on another. Just before every
election they slyly say to the tenn
perance people: "Vote with us this
time and we will fix the beer drink
ers and beer dealers" To the latter
they say: "We are only making be-
lieve when we talk to the temperance
people about legal interference with
your rights" and thus they bring
temperance and anti-temperance men
into camp. . But they occasionally
have to face the music, and they are
now in a bad box at Columbus.
Temperance Republicans and the
liberal Germans have their eyes on
the Legislature, and that body must
deceive one wing or the other. It is
our opinion that tie Republicans OF
the Legislature will not interfere
with the liquor traffic, because the
iliquor dealers are liable to bolt,
while the temperance Republicans
will vote the Republican ticket any
how, under the pretense the Demo
Gratis will succeed and "ruin the
conntrv."-PLafn Dealer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-03-03
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Fen. q 1881

More progress has been made in
Legislation during the last week than
during any previous one. All the
appropriation bills except two are
through the House, and one ofthem
will be. passed to day or tomorrow.
The General Deiciency-held back
so that the latest items may be en-
braced in it, will be reported to the
House at once, and in form not OBJ
iectionable to either House.
The appropriation bill on which
most debate seemed certain passed
the Senate yesterday-the Legisla
tive, Executive and judicial. On it
were placed amendments increasing
the efficiency Of the Pension and Pa
tent Offices. These will excite some
opposition, but not much.
1t being decided that the funding
bill would become a law with a 3 per
cent. interest rate, there seemed to
be a general concurrence Of opinion
that its provisions bore heavily on
the National Banks. A low rate of
interest was certainly desirable, but
few Congressman wished TO cripple
the banks by an incidental feature
of the bill. So the Senate yester-
day, by a very large vote, passed d
bill removing the tax on bank de
posts. This, it is believed, will re
consile nearly all the banks TO the 3
per cent. measure.
The Republicans are unable to
harmonic as to their. course on an
apportionmentbill. Enough of them
may go with the Democrats to en-
sure the passage of that much need.
ed measure. 1t is only the most rad
ical of them who refuse to support
some bill On. the subject. l. is be-
lieved enough of them will hold out
to prevent action this session.
There is not a whit more of Ger
tainty to-day about President Gar.
fields Cabinet than thete was q week
ago. If he Knows its membership,
he keeps the secret well. Grant was
equally reticent in 1868, but he was
waiting, up to the last day for re-
ports showing the comparative wealth
of the twenty or thirty people he had
thought of. AS soon as he had that
information he acted promptly. 1t
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-03-03

is an odd fact that no man so far
prominently mentioaedfor Garfield's
Cabinet, with the exception of Pot
Ger, of New York, is wealthy, and not
one is an old map. Grart's were
both wealthy and old.
I sincerely hope that the narrow
minded people in this city who are
to Che appearance of any
eX Confederates in the Inauguration
procession on March 18th, are dis
gushing President elect Garfield as
thoroughly as they are the decent
Republicans of this city. Does it
ever to these crazy people that
once in a while a matter fifteen or
sixteen years old may resign the
first place in our thoughts?
The annual report of the Commits
sioner of the Land Office, not yet
published, will show n fact which
should be made generally known. 1t
is that over twenty thousand land
warrants, issued by the Government,
has never been located on the public
lands. They are not of any value
except for such location, and are
probably laid away among the papers
of deceased soldiers of the war OF
1872, the Indian war, and the Next
can war. AS they nearly all were
issued prior to 1860, it is probable
that they are in the South and that
the coming on of the civil war pre-
vented their location. Their original
owners having died, the heirs are
perhaps, in most cases ignorant Of
the value of the w~arrents, yet they
have a positive value. They repre-
Isent over two million acres. of Gov
eminent land. DEM.