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Passengers Arrived.

HA,Rr-Paeket ship ATe-Apdre Bas,o. Geo Abel, Cha
Geo Goodwin Boston; James Ford Phade phs; DR. Dan
strairs Jean n Walter; DR. CalelI, Richmond.
LivERroOL-Pscket ship Patrick Henry-F Pcrdicares [
Consul from Greece. lady son and servants johnson
Br,dsh Rev DR. Fines Rev Mr. Ogleby Mattsson Allen
SON. w Creighton, LOOMS w Norsand in the ste en-
age.
LIvrRrooL-shp Francis Depau-G Riley and lady Miss
Scaifs, Lloyd-9 in the Storage. ~
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

RRUN CO. IFS William formerly Brun, Larosure
Co.-wIl open in few days twenty cases Paris AIti
cal Flowers Feathers, &c. landing from last arrivals
This establishment is relieving from their house IN Paris by
every Havre packet the newest styles Of flowers and feathers
they appear in that centre Of fashion
This enables them TO have constantly on hand
fashionable the above articles Dealing by
far largely this line than other establishment in
the city they afford sell the very lowest and
the most reasonable terms.
Wholesale warero0ms stairs.
Also constantly hand every kind OF materials for flower
manufacturers 50 lmsc
VELVETS-Super jet black and blue black Lyons Silk
veve for liant taors, just received and for sale
by 49, q. VARkT 10 Cedar 81. up stairs. sa2 lmsrc
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NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY

Br0dd,cdy, opposite the Park
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND EXTRA OR
binary ATTRACTIONS,
REDUCED PRICE-Admission shilling
,-,,o,r,,, NJ. II. BENNETT. Manager,
NNOUNCES with much the complee .pcce,s
a OF his Of reducing price and inc ssnS The
aactions he BEES to observe thai he 100 high
IN opinion OF The justice and ,nerosy of the rubc
confess that the liberal he has far
exceeded his most sanguine expectati ons
Inc Manager with pleasure the engagement of
MR. DELARUE,
whose limitations of Kean Kemble Forrest Booth Hambin
and other eminent agedians allowed 10 be unqualified
has secured the services of Master Young
tiented performers wi appesrM Harrington the far famed
magician and venoquist; Miss Rosae the CHI armng
list Mr. Kneas the popular singers Nj Bonnie the celebrated
dancer; and Mrs. Benns, the accomplished danseuse
Performances in the lecture half past
On "Wednesday and Saturday there will en-
tertaihmeht at 3ociock. s25 lw*m
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HATS, HATS, HATS

llll ~, lllA L ~, LA ~
A FALL FASHlON.-The subscriber invites the auen
ton of tie Beau Monde to his beautiful graceful and
tasteful belcrowned Hat, seag the only really fashion
able article Of the kind though be
ntaos will spring and claim the benefit of his org-
nal conceptions.
To say these Hats thing Of the kind point o..
style, hns and graceful claim
warranted experience Of twenty busiue
and examine for themselvss.
large OF Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags Hat
Cases. and ia fact every thing necessary for
travelling outfit, may also be found x
E.BLOOMER'S, I7g Broadway
su30 I'm s@r Opposite Howardk Motel.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

/ UsT published, price % cents by DR.. FAWCETT, of
- 100 Fulton street New York. The Great Consoier the
Mnd IN Dstressa popular inquiry into the
that destroy the physical energy and the ab manhood
with observations the baneu effects Of
local or constitutional weakness irritation,
uon and nn the partial total extinction Of the reproductive
powers The Doctor is also author Of which
exclusively written for the sensitive female who, while she
shrink, abashed the idea Of revealing
md in,ts PAGES confidential and capable adviser A.,
Dr. r. continues TO direct his enre eradca-
ton Of goporrh0a elects strctures nocturnal emissions,
syphilis IN ats worst forms, irritation consuopei
debility, and all diseases brought by solitary hdoits se
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fufon street
% lint
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To Correspondents.

Our correspondents in foreign ports
send by every vessel all the marine they
obtain Nautical information of any kind, any Sne n
siding home abroad. will be thankfully receive
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SELF PROJECTIONS:

RIO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSEKEEPERs.-Patent
selfCockng Repeating Pistols, which can be dschargsd
sx times In few seconds The pistol cocks. the barrel
wolves and merely b. pulling the ugger the cham.
Der and piece pd hereore cannot oow apart
thew can be drawn the pocket and used hand
y;,hou tbe loss of noment shots be fired fast
man can crook his finger They odina
~ pocket pistol
Gers and Others, they indispensable Article
both female with pistol their lives
and property IL attacked by many OF
equa 20 a dozen Of the comnnon lind.
The public invited call and their
simplicity, berg warranted out Of order ana their
perfect safety will certainly recommend them over si ohers
Wholesale and retail
j. O. pOLEN, lo4 BrosGwav.
sis lmusr between Wall and Pine strssu.
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GRAND VOCAL * INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
VI SlGNOR DE BEGINS begs respectfully 10 Announce
70 his friends and the public that he intends give Grand
Vocal and Instrumental
CONCERT
on Grand Scale. THURSDAY EVENING, October the
9Th at the hpollo Concert Room Broadway which occa
SION he will have the assistance of the Principal Talent New
York, both Vocal and instrumental.
Particulars will shortly be announced.
Ticket TO admit person 81.
Family Ticket To admit four, So
Family Ticket to admit six 81
Children under twelve, soa eodatrc
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PORT or NEW YORK, SEPT. Is. Issa.
Cleared.

G 3 MOON a 81
SUN sETs-'- 80 D 81 HIGH IL IS
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AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
" opposite St Pau's Church.
r. T. BARNUM, MANAGER
Best attractions tn Ne,c York Change of Ne
peities
DAY VISITORS ADMITTED SAME EVENING FREE
The last week OF Signpr Vvaldis magnificent ~
MECHANICAL THEATRE.
the wonderful performances Of which asonsh every b,hos.
Last week OF MIR. WBchelfs IN his I. piece entitled
JOB SEARCH-EM-OUT,
which Is the most aughabe modern production the
Miss Hood, the accomplished yocalist-La Petite tcIexs
vii INTRODUCE various dances, including TyroealA =,
danced by Fanny Elssler-Nodel of Switzerland-Nsr,
Bridge IN ViTgnIa-A bno Lady-Fsncy Glass Blowine-~nc
wing Snakes-5000 900 Curl sites " :"
feo,msnces every evening at ~ o'clock. and wedncs
days and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
ne Admttance to The whole. Museum, Garden and enter
centS-Children s2s
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Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Packet ship Louis Philppe-Mr Leger John w
Cochran. ~ "
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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MYsTERIEs AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
W. Courtshp and Mauiagean nfalibe Guidc-BOok for
Married and Single Persons, Of the
lance To the Human Race By Engine Beckard, NJ. d.
Among the things duly considered in this work matters
Of serious Importance TO single and young married persons
The 81 and for serlityThc art y Beauty and
CourhpThe danger Of solitary practices, aud how the habit
may be remoyed-The causes of Love and Jealousy, with
remedy for eTadcang from the the seeds Of hopeless
unhappy passonOsprng including modes for the pro-
ptaton prevention tberoi-Iests for knowing the Of
unborn children ntemarriage-Peons who ought and ought
TO msry-The suspicious for wedlock SC
Price IS For sale 2j Fulton street. and i59 Broad
W s2i m~r
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NIBLO,s GAanr.,

NAbLo's GARDEN
ANOTHER STRONG Arm c,,
- FIRST NTGIT A|iioN
or the Revival, with entirely new scenery mali.
ana deeSfauoDs Of The popular and masn,Sr uressss
Comic PsntOmine, cal led he
, GREEN MONSTER!
u The fropnt tor has been induced bv th. 49,. NJ,
patronage bestowed MS Estsbkment 10 po g noetsi
Gorgeous faniomime scale OF maRnifeence ,,s
opportunity OF bringing play the extraordinary
GABRIEL R.4TEL,
And the whole OF the talented RAVEI FAMILY
and Company 20 ia number
MONDAY EVENING. Sept 26th the nterainmepts - IN
commence with -
AN OVERTURE
AIter which elegant and daring
FEATS ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
BY the Rayel Family and Charles Winthsr
Quarter OF an hours inermsslon will be allowed Refes
mems ia the Grand Saloon.
~ 90 A GRAND OVERTURE.
10 De followed by the most Panomime
duced IN America, called
- THE GREEN MONSTER:
Oh-THE DRE.4M ACCOMPLISHED!
Twelve New Scenes
SCENERY by Mr. Lehr-M achinery. by Mr. Hitchlpes
The Green Monster Mon. C.,,o
Chief 81 the sorceTen Dsnvs,~r-
- p lte oehi, Mr. Wells
Chas.i.ii Mons Evequo
,rha WIZ, Ko.qus' Jerome Ravel
Cbsvsiian Nisnshp Antoine kavel
Ghesalier lie Grand snn ~. III ssn'e'
Harlequin th on JjI pen,
E'ant MILE DoutreviIle
III ~ Gertrude, . Mime Antoine
The Garden opens at hafpast sx-Peroms Commence
halipast "'e' 'o""e"ee
IlCksts-1O cent
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
The OLD PRICES RESUMED AND NO CoMPIyI
NJ. SION ~ -
Pit Pa Genus. Upper Tier IS cents F;r., T;., an ,
MONDAY EVENING. Sept 18th will h. n ,er ~ eehui
Opera of ''"'~N S'e
LA BAYADERE
Zooe, Madame Lecompte Olifour Mon. \ ......-
To conclude wi - Aeso"'ps
NATTf BUMPPO.
Doors will open 7Cutain will rise AT ouar,s h.f.
O'Clock precisely. ~ i""'e' oe'o'e
purchased and places secured. may 10
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE,
fH Broadway. New York.
MONDAY EVENING Sept. 2sth the entertainments. will
commence with 49,
OLYMPIC REVELS.
After which lsughable hurletfa called
THE LADY IN BLACK
After which, the Extrayagasza. called
A LOVER BY PROXY
10 conclude with the e petit comedy caed
PETTY SINS AND PRETTY SINNERN
Reuben Snnffer, Mr. Nickenon Harry Wilder. Wscet
IL The Doors will be opened az T. aad the
commence at haltpast 7, evening
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STEAM ENGINE.-FoI sale cheap, a iorty horse mower
steam engn. The cylinder is foot ter and six
Win GOVERNOR force pump and fixtures completes
ny wheel fourteen feet diameter and weighs four and half
TONS with SHAFT ten ieet long, pinon one spur wheel
three feet diameter. The work got no In neat
and wokmanike manner and adapted use of ex
panslvely. For further particulars of O. UISCOX
No. q Ann N. Y p -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-10
3i,tIs prizes-amounhng to

5'4lS przes-amounhng to
niohes SO halves so, quarters -. eirhfhs all
The price Of certificate packaR. Of 20 pbo. rcls, =,
the above splendid Lottery only cert6cae Of % h,v.
onY sioo certificate Of PC quarters only $50 eerfca. M
20 esh's only ss5 and certificate package NAV draw the
four highest prizes 10y "' "e
Instance wishing To the Scheme are
informed That oyt Co have the Tickets in The rr,.,
possible Varie-and VIII be happy them To their fend-
ny eer'casor single Tickets shares aeconinv
10 their wishes $1,000 "s''''"s
hofi - 10 continue TO send Capitals in anoS, every
as TINS Scheme not often found
my srs ncI friends viii give them chance thu FOUR
which cannot be selling the Tickets
'tusrs enclosing the cash meet with The
prompt attention. and in all considered
we particularly recommend the above those wishing
70 purchase BY the paekge-the risk a is only 5000
ae parry or two and send down all the big
PAs sueh as $4,000 $4,000 time to . 40
''u "e "''e' SIT aown al once and Direct
no &c ID NJ UoyT A M ps.AsHrs -
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Ji4ls pnZes-amouniine soasaa
Ickets sl5Iialycs 81 5O-Quares 81 75-Eighhs 81
The price Of certificate OF package &c whoc Tickets in
he above splendid Lottery only $500; Of &c halves
only slOo aeertheae Of &c quarters only $50 certificate Of
20 eeh'hs only ss5 and certificate package NAV draw the
four highest prizes ' ~ ~
ana shares and certificates packages in the above
Brilliant Lottery constantly the greair variety of nun
s n the office OF the Managers Main Ind door below corn,
Main and 18th Streets Richmond Va.
All orders 10y mail VIII prompt attention and IA
soon as the drawing it VIII De- semi 10 an h
order from US. J. a. GRrGoRy a no v' -" WV
26
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READ! READM READM.
Ho4T d co.'s OFFICE,


Richmond, va.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Prizes OF $4,000 are q 90. OOO
II MON Lottery Gas No. Is for 1912 20 h. dr,un :,
~ Netandrn d. C. Saturday. December ~. 1872
"a Number Iotsry-I1 Drawn B.u,,s
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RICHMOND, VA. DEC. 10, 1912.
RICHMOND DAILY WING:
NY ALEXANDER nOsEIEv

TsRss sun-cRiruosro CITY subscribers a. 90 M,
and for shorter period sent BY m, siO-,,v,b IN,
all cases. in advance.
Ap,rHri-SoFor square lines Tor l--) one
uon % cents two insertions 81 i2 three and
every succeeding insertion IT cents
Transient advertisers pay n advance.
the number Of insertions Of Advertisements on the
MS they will be- ordered to he stopped and
ed accordingly Dcy- Orders stop writing
Annual Advertisers $50 squares in ,ha,
proportion Cor advertisements OF greater length and $50 for one
except Aucuoncrs Lottery dealers who are charged
500, paper included)
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MAMMOTH sCHEME.
FRIES of $4,000 nre 100000!
u MON LOTTERY.
J. @. GREGORY 81 Co. Managers.

' ~" 10 for lei2-ro be drawn Alexandra ID C. satur
day, December IL ls42
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CREASED EXPEDITION.
sS~~ The Public are hereby informed that
- 4 under arrangement between Rail Road Com
/ \ pany and Stage Line. from Richmond to
EStScfi Lynchburg VIII be S9-and Charlottesville So
FliiN1 Passengers leaving Richmond Railroad al
V-s<>A NJ reach the Junction breakfast and thence
proceed together with PASSENGERS arriving from the
North on thu Louisa kaTo Goronsv thence by stages
o charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by and Cookies
10 nes West by night Leave Cookies morning BY day
A. NJ. - -
The ''uyandote line leaves reaches Clover
a by night and leaving there morning light reaches
the warm Springs Ia breakfast, dinner and
ing the White Sulphur at r. NJ Lewisbirg by p Al
on The I'd day. - hours than the Iynchbug
whole expense Is less and days sooner
Inc Natural Bridge Line leaves Thurs
days ana saturdays Ton tns
al IL u NJ reaches Lexington by next morning M
daylight and arrive nj the Natural Bridge breakfast where mas
SINGERS can remain until after dinner Springs v
nghi leave next after breakfast 10 din,
ne and the Whit" sulphur Springs by p AvoIprSa anr
TRAVEL ENTIRELY.
The roads splendid and fall and the teams and
coaches fine heretofore
These Lines Routes and Passengers b,,. n.y.
ference over al! Others ana poAL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12

them according 10 the laws Of Flotids any pee
vous sale or Il snsrer of the same or Of any inter-
est legal or equitable, in the to The, contrary
Notwithstanding. And proof of his oomrlian
with the conditions OF this act up to the time Of
his death, shall be sufficient TO entite them to the
patent,
SEC. 6. find be Il further enacted, That where
any settlement, by the erection of dwelling, or
the cultivation Of any portion thereof shall be
made upon the sixteenth section before the same
shall be surveyed, then and in that case other lands
shall be selected by the school commissioners of
the township, iH lieu of said section sixteen, or
such part thereof us mayb be claimed under this
act,
SEC. z. aad be ii further endcied, That not ex-
ceeding two hundred thousand acres ofland shall
be taken for settlement under this act.
SEc. 8. md be ii further enacted Thut the
President OF the United States may at any time,
by proclamation, suspend all further permits
and settlements under this act, Ivy giving six
months notice thereof
Sec. 9. -.4nd be ii further enacted That the Com
missioner of the General Land Office, shall, on or
before The first day of February, e hteen hundred
mud forty-four report to Congress the name of
every individual who shall have made the actual
settlement required by the first clionof this act
specifying the heads of families and The single
men, and the location oi each quartersecon &C.
cupied by each Of said settlers
Approved, August a, 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
August 4, 1912.
fPUBLIc-No. 43.1
AN ACT 10 provide for the settlement of claim
of The State ,oi Georgia for the services
Hi


l. AN ACT TO provide for the settlement Of claims
of The State ,oi Georgia for the services OF
hermilia.
BE il enacied By The Senate and House Of Repre-
Semiaiipes of The United .Staies of America az Con
ereSs assembled That the SUN OF one hundred aud
seventy FIVE thousand dollars be, aud the is
hereby, appropriated to the payment AMI ndem-
nifty OF the State of Georgia, for any noney aciu
ally paid by said State on account Of necessary and
proper expenses incurred by said State ia calling
out her militia in the years eighteen hundred and
thrty-fve eighteen hundred aud thirty six, eigh
teen hundred and thirty seven, and eighteen hun
dred and thrly-eight, during the Seminole, Cher
okec, and Creek campaigns, or for the suppress
sion of Indian hoslilitics in Florida and Aabama
or so much of said sum as may he necessary for
the purposes aforesaid, after deducting any sum or
sums OF money ibat may have heretofore been
advanced by the United States to the state of
Georgia, to be applied 10 the objects aforesaid, and
which may not have been previously so applied.
SEC. 2. find be ii further enGcied That the pay
master General of the United States army aud the
accounting officers of the Treasury shall first as
certain aud certify what would have been due
from The United States TO The volunteers aud IllIl
tia called into the service of the sad state oil
Georgia, or her proper authorities, daring the
time and for the purposes mentioned IN the pre-.
ceding section ii SAID volunteers aud militia had
been duly called into the service oil the said United
States and regularly received aud mustered by
officers of the United States army, according to
the laws and regulations which have governed IN
the payment of the volunteers and the militia of
other States: Provided, That the accounts of The
agent or other officer OF The State OF Georgia,
| ployed or authorized TO make puyments for the
aforesaid services, my Of them, he submitted TO
the paymas,er General and the accounting oi-
GERS for their inspection .and prorided, also, that
| no reimbursement shall be made on account Of
| the payment Of any volunteers or militia who re-
fused to I've received and mustered into the service
of the said United States, TO under oi-
GERS of The Uuted States army, If any may have
been ordered to that service by the President OF
the United States or other proper authority.
| Approyed Aug III, 1912.
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August l6, 1912.
[PuRIIc=Nn. Sol

PUBLIC-NO. 5U
AN ACT to amend The act entitled " ah act sup
Elementary to the act entitled IAN act To amend
the judicial system OF the United Stays"
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House |lf Repre-.
sentatireS Of the United States Of .4mericd in Con-
gress assembled, That Tie fourth circuit shall be
composed of the districts of Mary land, Delaware,
aud Virginia.
The fifth circuit shall be composed of the dis
trcts OF Alabama and louisiana
The SIKH circuit shall be composed OF the dis
frlcts OF North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia.
The circuit courts in the district Of Virginia
shall be holden at Richmond, OH the first Monday
in May aud on the fourth Monday in November
The circuit courts in the district OF North Car
dina shall he holden on the fourth Mondays Of
May and serond Monday in December.
This act shall not take effect until the first day
Of February next; before winch lime the justices
of the Supreme Court OF the United States or
majority o them, shall allot the several districts
among The Justices of said Court.
SEc. 2. find be il further enacted, That when the
tims vt holding any court by this ac has been
changed, all processes, proceedings, aud causes
shall be returned and held TO he continued to The
said courts at The times herein provided for III ,ir
meeting respectively.
Approved August l6, 1912
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(puBLIc-No. la.l


AN ACT authorizing The settlement and pnyme.t
OF certain cnims of the stule ut Alabama.
BE II enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentGtiUeS ofh United STATES Of .4terica in Con-
greSS assembled, That tie Secretary OF War be,
aud hereby ls directed to audit aud nj just the
claims of the state of Alabama, under such laws
nnl regulations MS have heretofore governed the
Department in auditing and allowing the claims
OF the States ON the United States, for moneys all
vauced aud paid by said state for subsistence, sup
plies, and services of local troops called INTO
vice by and under the au hurliies said STATE but
not mustered into The service OF the UnneG States
and for provisions and forage furnished the
friendly Indians during the Creek and Seminole
hoslilities, III the years eighteen hundred aud
thirty Fix md eighteen hundred aud thirty seven,
i'll all cases IN which The payment was Tor subsis
tence, supplies, service, provisions and iOrage,
which would have been paid for under existing
laws and regulations, il such troops had been
mustered into the service IF the United States, aud
the provisions and forage had been furnished by
an agent of the United States and that the sum
so found due 10 said Stale he paid out OF any mo-
ney III the treasury not Otherwise Appropriated
PToUided, That, in auditing aud adjusting all said
Claims, duly authenticated copies Ot papers which
have been loss or destroyed, upon due proof of
such loss or destruction, shall he received MS evil
dence.
SEC. 2. .4nd be il further ena,t ted, That the Sec
rotary OF War be- aud he hereby is, required to
report to the House of Representatives schedule
of such claims uny he presented for nd Just
ment under this act and not allowed, with the
reasons of such disaowunce at the next session
OF Congress.
Approved, August TO- 1912.
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TPuBLIC-No. AL

AN ACT to settle the title to certain tracts Of land
in The state of Arkansas.
BE IL enacted By the !SenGte and House If Repre-
se1aiues of The United Staies Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That each and every owner of n
Spanish or French land claim, in the state Of Ar
kansas, which was submitted for adjudication TO
the superior court Of The late Territory of Arkan-
sas, aud by that Court confirmed, being subse-
quent purchasers for valuable consideration, is
hereby authorized, within twelve mouths from the
passage OF this ACT TO enter, respectively, the land
covered by the said claim, at the minimum price,
under such regulations as the Commissioner of
The General Land Office shall prescribe: Propid.
ed, That no such entry shall he made, except Of
lands mentioned AMI described in the original
claim of such tracts rs have heen located in
pursuance of the net OF the twenty sixth of Nav
eighteen hundred and twenty -four, entitled Al
act enabling the claimants 10 lands within the
limits OF the stale of Missouri and Territory Of
Arkansas TO institute proceedings 10 Try the va
liduy Of their claims, or any act revivng the
same nor unless the owner of the clan shnl!
make aud subscribe an oath before The register or
receiver of the land office of the district ia which
the lands lie, (which oath such register or receiver
is hereby authorized to adIninisIer,) that at the
time he became The owner Of the claim he had no
notice or knowledge that the claim was iraudu
lent, or that the same rested upon any forged
warrant grant, order or survey, or other evidence
of title. Add for every entry made under the
provisions of this act, patent shall issue, as tho
no Spanish or French claim had ever been enter
ed upon said land.
Approved August IL 1912.