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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01

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bkts pkgs cask lanes wardes pkss Cameron,
Moore .o--n cks VI allah Msllory-ao anvs sks shell
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chains as rs Eiimn Brothe73o saek salt % do CON
fAouA La Ga,rpE-Bsrk Burnham-ie0 hhds sugar Good
hus cos do Do sugar 81 uerss. 70 b's honey boxes
Coit-so do ford Tileston cot bills moIas
dem johns Thorudke.
MArANzAs-Bark Jsness0 boxes so do sugar do molas.
sss + q thurs on-lAD hhds Howard Asplwsii.
OuAYANA R-BIis TaIQuina-2sS hhds mosss.s Is ties
do Deorest colo bb sugar do moiassss loo lbs old
copper w Nothrop.
NcEPR-5sh V.lan,-l12 hhds sugar 20 do molassss
AymAr oo- - o00 oranges to the master.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every Gay, Pnce cents per ascy-s
Is per annurn---payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALC-Every Saturday-Pricc az cant.
per copy-3 l2x cents yer nnnum-psyablc in advaser.
HERALD FOR EUHOfE--Every steam Packet dsv--
Pncc sh cents per copy-2a ger amman, payable in id.
vaQec-
ANNUAL PICTORIAL Observation-Disclosures on the
LIST OF January Of each yesrsingIe copies each
ADVERTISE VENTS at the usual prces-alwsvs easa
Ia advance Advertisements should be written in \ pian
egibls manner The Proprietor will not be responsible os
errors IN them
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and wiua
despatch
AL letter, communcstiops hy mail, addressed IL tho
blshmen must he post psid posrngs will
drcted tfom the supscrl ton RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NV YoHK HEHALo EsrAbLisnxsry,
NegehsWssa corner Of Fulton aad Nsssaa suee
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Herald Marine correspondence.

EpGARTowH, March &C. 104T
Arrived schr Besuchamp Mciatyre, N YoIk Tor Boston,
goth, sch, Champ n, RUSSELL NsnuckettN Hall lius
OHe ana for b. s,oo, Mary Ripley, Atwood Kappshan
mock for Boston, ,loops Bovia Mills, OF Brookhsvsn Phi
lad for Boston; vienna futile, do do
schr Mary scotchburp, of Gloucester from Georgia for
rha put in tns day for REPAIRS having BE- mock
ed down saturday, of Block sand-lost jp fly jb
Choir and twent ahoms chain, galley &c will repair
and proeee6-cargo mackrfs.
The schr Tranquil in my last, drove ashore
the Light House this hatbor curing he gale last 6au
day
The soop Lagrange took load of clay and she
OF this mornpg--no damage.
bark in ballast passed down und this morning, bound
ssstward
The Nary scotehbun which arrived o.dy reports brig
ofhe reef TO the south OF the with sails
gone. md apparently In want ofhelpdd within
miles Of her. go
TARPAuLIN Cove, 2ah March, is4T,
The schr Nee ianic, Clark. from Wilmington NJ q, for
Boston. with cargo Of corn struck m the hsbor daring the
Jactsen Walden hgy. too Of here and oeer
way aud she down to Hsrwch Vessel apparently
tight. - 49,,
rus V,nal New Orleans for do; Masaoi Farris Bos-
ton for Norfolk; Atlantic, ook, Provneetown for do
NEWPORT March ~, 1896.
Example Adams Fall River, rhiIadelphis Gill Blass Fer
rim Bsumore N Haven; Two Brothers, Buekhunc, Pha,
Fail River.
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W0OL
lsOOO T.. X. COLLINS,

~
INST.ANI,ANEOU GUS HAIR DYE.
RATCHELORS Liquid Hair Dye, is the best article ys
~ oGe ed for colonns the barr to perfectly even an
1t by hundreds who have used IT, the emily
Hair Dive discovered Sold wholesale aud rssl by
WIN. BATCHELOR, Wall street.. nsaf Broadway.
@1nn NrWAHD-THE NEW YORK. Albany,
W1OO and buffalo telegraph COMPANY will nay re-
ward Of 100 to any person who shall give srch info maon
shall lead to the eonyieton Of any ney,daa the
Property. T. B. FAXTUN. President.
An facilitate the construction of Morssh Electro
Magse'i c Telegraph. Passed May IL, 1845.
The people Snts Of Now York represented in Senate
and Assembly DO euact a. follows - 49,
Sec THE propetos Of the patent right Of Morses Flee
Magnetic Telegraph may be- and hereby authorzed
construct lines OF SAID Telegraph from point and
The waters within the linn Of this Stse by the
erection Of posts pies bstmens for sustaining the wires
stance be 80 contracted TO eadangr or inter
the navigation OF such and provided also that
the rights OF sha be IN mpsired
by the prov OF This shall this act sutnorxe the
OF bridge other similar erection
Of ihe stfcsm OF water in this Any
trey any Of the said lines the materials property
aianK thereto, SHALL conviction tberoof be deemed
guilty Of misdem and 10 punished by 6ne impr
sorment, or BOTH the vi The Court which shall
have and Lhe eoRnzance thereof.
Sec The Lsvsla'ure may &C time alter modify or
Keepers Of Junk Snops and all thsr
requested 10 notice at he Telegraph Ote N Posts
Buildings corner OF Hanover street end ExchsDge Place
TO the undersigned Of Offering copper wire for
sale &. LIVINGSTON, Secretary,
NV YonK, NIarehs is47. No. 10 Wall itrceI
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New u. dford OH Market.

MARCH, 29-Sperm-The transactions the past week
have few, and at slight reduction from previous
We notice sales Of 200 bbls at l04 cts and 900
bbls ct l03h cts WhaleWe hear Of sales of lis bbs
half South sea at 35 cents and $40 Dbls South Sea and
ground tier at "a cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01

xyoaA~sGie Ialor u ti0na.
MAaxs Brig L.ses-a3s bale: eaton trunts elothnl
50 hdss skins Cos Anderson co., cotton
Tsston-l3 do Nslsoa eo-2sF9x K Livlngston-44 d
Ceutrc &c.
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Passengers Arrived.


LivERPooL-5hip Far Wes-Rsv Mr NcDermott Rev Mr.
ano MI and MISTER Cus:k, and 400 Ia the stsereao
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n GOOij FII,
TsANpFORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
n MENT, l2I Fulton street We have just received
b.anuI end well selected assortment Of Cloths Csssimefes
and Vesa suItab for trade. which guaranty
U make garments 10 iuG ths difficult, style,
fits, workmanshi y aud prices.
twill we'll Tor those visiting city to call at 1T Full
ton street and see
sold cheaper than the cheapest
SANFORD BROTHER, la7 Fulton street
me lm~r door O the herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01

State OF tho Flour Markets.
NoaroLK, Va March 29,-The following is list Of
vessels that have cleared at this pogt from the LIST
January March, with corn meal diff
faro in
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SOMMER, IAL lNTELLI0ENCE.
Cotton Trade.

Upon reference to the report of market per Cam.
assumed more seadnss aud that the decline in nrce
arrested; and became evident at that date that
the many local which had accelerated it,
being rapidly removed purchasers came forward more
freely, and holders reluctant sellers, prices ad
vancsd cent per Id in about days Since which,
instant when fair Upands sold freely at lax cents be-
ing advance OF full and half let inst
the ibernia was announced BY telegraph with Liver.
POOL dates to the eth instant: the decline Of full three
egkhs Of penny per ID being rather than buyers
had anticipated, there disposition shown by
portsrs operate during tho ensuing week except at
reduction Of half cent, which holders would sub
NIT after three days oil dnlnes good home
demand sprung up, which met at decline of
eighth quarter Of cent the rates of the previous
week far business has been transacted during the
last two days the market closing stiff at quotations
During the month the sales have averaged about 200
bales daily and notwithstanding our large and steadily
increasing stock, 1t has rarely happened that
had 900 bales sale any day. This unwilling
the part Of holders to bring orwsrd their supplies
at the rates natural arising from
the growing conviction that the consumption has
taken the production and that the deficiency Of supply
will not wi the close Of this season; fact
parties OF opinion that the production cotton in this
country hss nearly reached its maximum increase.
In relation TO the extent of the crop arriving at
the southern depots 1t Chords much satisfaction
state that original estimate OF 900 600 bales likely
New Orleans and Mobile on the PROBABILITY that the crop
will not exceed ZOO 600 bales being about equal
crop of 100000 bales Of last year. We should. how
over CONSIDER safe 10 base operatons crop or less
than 500 900 bales
Tho movements this staple in this country this sea-
son compared with the previous two, have been
nexsd:-
Bales.
Receipts at ports ofthe u s. since Sept l. 1915 l4ss sSS
% same period last year 1888 Goa
year BEFORE. 200 100
" a." period last year -. 63e S57
year peIore. I,i1o,lS2
The aggregates In the annexed statements of the
movements q this staple in this country differ slightly
from hose given above, which is caused by want OF
aimiaIi y in the daie OF the returns:-
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SEGAKS.
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO.
A. fia1 SsnsS .ss ot 20 suit pHis.:
is SsIs. ssSsaa Lsaf sS.eeo wrappers and Gii.
:: s {; T.: Load H H;:s.::. ;
old
:sssss ~ 8: shs
DE
Ala aS
elsd1s ne q :, ;l ssaIis
As ~ ina. e1a aao,awsy T u Starr.
WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES!l
~ PedAm Sc, ea hnd enc largest, best sna shsaps,s.
d sss. E,s sss.n .:: sA.a.
MO CURE, NO FAY.-DR. CORBlTT 10 Duane street.
~ member Of the Royal Coilsss of Surgeons Londenl
practice Of iourteen years dsvet,d to Diseases
enable, Dr. g the wost form Of this disease accent
i q %hs . udsss IL de
o.,Rsone habit can positively be restored 10 health and
society Dr. e. has not removed his oise q; BY
next door TO DR.. Johnson's. ia5 lm~re
SECOND WARD HOTEL
WHO does not know shi. fine LUNCH HOUSE, at No.
y is' ssS @ sfs
ye Tars Sup ssw g s,s Sf'Rs or .U%s Other
Floyd smith know how their friends ard customers
At the you find Martin Boper-every body knows him.
who Stopped at The Ascr House, OF Lov,oys in ths
city, Ceeman's Narioual Hotel, in Washington harto
like oadstone he draws hs friends because they ks the
attraction We the Second Ward Hotel Of
hest places the city 20 obtain good Lunch
excellent glass OF ale OF liquor Of any kind mho mr
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
TOHN CATTNAcH Trunk Manufacturer, No. I Wall
street corner of Broadway has hsnd constant
ly making good assortment Of Trunks, Vases Carpet
Bags, and satchels wholesale and retail,
American q European Travel and Portmantssus for the
Orders Tor the Yves, Indies. sou,h America, &C. Allied
with despa CHI ms lmsre
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELORs new invented WIGS and TOUPEEs
- are the most perfect OF the art OF wig making
yet offered to the publcthey admirably adapted 70
the peculiar ,ye OF each individual, light IN their con
large and we'll elected stock always hand, the only
manufacturers, VIM Bschelos Wall streetncsr broaawaY
Copv the address fc2 lmevh
CARRIAGES.
THE subscriber offers for sale an excellent o.
good Carriages, all styles, warranted ECU IN ala-
lily any thing this market snd will be so g rSssenaoe
mis- im%re IS and az Canal ,trcet
nH GREGORY, No sRoossv,lt 81, oae door itom hat
~ m, 10 still engaged the cure OF pri'ate aseases
heretofore long and practice n This ersnch Of
his pr fesson afforded him VIDE neld or
and which, toS ,her WITH inc
dern in chemistry hiss rvestsd VI ~ WIN iaci
nes OF curing his pstenls speedily and enectua'y.
CTEAN FOWER-Rooms to rsnt With s'san c Fewer
mis 2wIh 20 aad 81 Gold street.
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Same lsi3. 7osll 27 $50 1874 Dol saJ ou2 i39o
The receipts at this port since the inst have 500
~ 600 bales Exports since the Is 10 bales taken
by spinnars is 600 bales taken speculation, 900;
stock in city 10 000 amount sslss, 900 bales.
The closipg quo,atIers were as follows;
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
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FOR Sale CHEAP,

IA Ia RURAL LIYE frsnnns II. bssgdfsi RsTsr
lands Of Nevsrsink 70 the Nansws. Large and small
isms impxoved unmpovsd property, that the
shsssrs all times suit their fancy selection Of
perty. . .ae
Also fourteen valuable building lots. West Boenhsld,
Pomptc adjoining tho Methodist Church aud
poste the New Episcopal Church. Ierms easy. rersonV
des Gus retiring from tho city healthy location
along shore obtain all information dere6 "
es'er post TO W. g. HAYNES Kcyport, Monmouth ~ unity,
Now Jersey. rs nitro
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WlGS AND TOUPE

WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELOR's new invented WIGS and TOUPEEs
- are the most perfect specimens OF the Of wig making
yet offered to the pubchey admirably adapted TO
the lyle OF each individual 80 light in hsr con
large and well elected stock always hand the only
COpy the address fr2t imevh
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FOR SALE OR RENT

~ THE THREE STORY HOUSE No. II Barclay
6So4 street, (s,abIe in Yearl furnished ifrsquired
- ALSO TO LET-Qn g Avenue, Nos. III! IN, l1e.
low to good tenants Apply at Broadway, johnson,
Lanphin Hasey, r. j. Hall g Barclay before
3 Am. w.. ml4 If 70
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FOR SALE.
Ia THREE STORY HOUSE on 2sd street, W.
fZ tween the Cd and I'd Avenues. II well finished aVd
100 with the latest Iding kitoh-
range aint, cold aod warm baths water closets q IL
teen feet IN 'front.' with and french windsws The
house Is one of houses the south side Of the
street, TOE i''"''' ~ WISE Sons,
mleImsrbl ia Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-01

TO DENTISTS.
THE subscriber has just received cement (wthout mer
cury) for filing th, invented and recently improved
by " tho first Surgical Dsatists in tbs world Pc
eved be the bes article Of the kind ever onered TO the
profession. For sale at the Dental pspo, 81
JOSEPH T. MURPHEY.
sos E<oadway.
Orders by mail, ace wing 81, can have Jar sent py
express HS I'm IN
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Vow popular. pleasant, aud specific remed, ,,r
ranted eeonsiy all ola delicate dissax &
fe days under forfeiture Of the above PefsoS ;ns
this celebrated Article need fear exposures,
and edap,ed to every age, and conditions Il seatnn:
niercnTy noxious drugs Injurious the
but clssnses the from Iec ion Tb ousasd of onr
standing have been cured BY single potrs while hs
This is no T raj ~ hamDuan nv long bsso ssa s
cuas nneyn of the hund ed o..ss ru \, ana
convince yorselves Sold wholesale by CoMsrocg &C.
sad Walker Bowsry and Housto Bswery aud Fourth sts
Hammond Of Brs.am.v. ,1 *. 100 %
beisst cor OF Fulton and aater New York; cor Fulton
and mulberry, Brookyn; Third and South A. FhiIadsph
corner Charles and Fat streets Beltmoy T. ssott Wash
inston lty hoeertssn orn,ck, Norfolk Va and r Co
- pss oAS
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CTEAM FOWER-Rooms 10 rsat With Steam Power
MD p~y,h 20 and 81 Gold street.
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nnN DOZEN PATENT sHIRRED SUSrEN
embracing over twenty st'is ano
price,. ing from below 30 Dozen Tor sale 10
bbes and exporters and retail by the only manuaoiu
rer Of fabric the United States and exclusive owner Of
ali the patents processes the manuacure Oh tnsse
goods. H. H. DAY
f2S m H'"uf'rhnt ''Se
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"A " NJ tOn SOLDS.
NTkS. CARROLLS Medicsted Vspor and Sulphux
IVA Baths 1874 Fulton street, opposite Church street.
certain for Colds. Coughs hheo Sore Thrsas
aud oil iIAammarory diseases incident thu changesb
Of the weather The sulphur vapor Bath psrtis1
0 ly recommended by 6rst Physicians IN
eYupton aud dissases Of tho skin Nc danger cold
a{tor the usc of those harhs. nj Innsr
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- FARM Of hty two ssTes, nost delshtIuI,y q
f2sI tuated sbout five miles from EIzahethtown, Nd,
comprising handsome ccmmod'sus D. yelling House
specialize nily the whole, including R,rdensrs house,
barns other buildings, in state 81
trees.
The easy access from Now York, either BY the various
cars Jersey Cy the ferry to Ezabethper whence
railroad train runs within hundred yards o. the house
in this city The of the purchase money can 70
9l VYSE q SUNS, I73 Pearl st
Also for sale, dwelling house. No ssl Washington street,
MO I'M m
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SECOND WARD HOTEL.

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
John CATTNAcH, Trunk Manu- faeturer, No. Wall
% Of Broadway has hsnd constant
y making good assortment Of Trunks vaIses, Capet
Bags, and Satchels, wholesale and retail.
Also article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteans for the
French Male Posts
Orders for the Yves, Indies, sou,h America, &C.. Allied
with despa CHI. in6 rns re
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-24

/ Mr.. Speaker, have too long trcspassed. upon
the attention of the House. | know that IahaYe
but fue experience in public affairs, and less per-
North State is the land of my birth and the home
lof my affections Ihod her fair fame dear 10 me
as any earthly treasure in the world. In our eariY
struggles for independence she the first Slshe
to unfurl 1he flag of freedom upon the soil Of old
MeckIenburg SIR, thanks to God, the fires of lib.
erty yet goriously kndle in the hornets nest ofthe
revolution Her patriotic sons through evil and
through good report have.clung with 6Iia fond
ncss to the cause of civil fiberty. Deeply imbded
with the patriotic zeal and spirit of their sres the
best blood of the revolution courses ia their veins,
and stimulates them to action. Those of her sons
who have volunteered in this war want but fair
field aRd an open fight, TO cover themselves with
immortal honor-lhey will be found in the forez
most rank, where blows El fastest sand tFIickest
sustaining the stars and stripes of our glorious
Union go
Mr.. Speaker, what a sGbiime moral spectacle
was witnessed the other day, in another end Of
the capitol alIude to the departure Of General
WILSON for the theatre of war. A man who has
grown gray in the public servce-surrounded by
every comfort which wealth. could Sesow-th6
cherished representative of his county1the pride
and one of the chief ornaments of the Senate Of
his native State He resigns his seat in that body,
TO lead small but galan: band of patriots TO tie
burning sands of Mexico" Go! gallant General!
The blessings of Heaven attend you-the prayers Of
thousands OF your countr ymet will ascend to the
God OF Battles, that he will mel We your hand and
bathe your sword in the blood of the enemyt.a.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-24
/ PuBLrc-No. 6.

An Act to raise, for limited time, an additional
military force, and for other purposes. s1e
Be III enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentaiDes Of United States Of Amer lea IN CoSt-
gress assembled That in addition to the present
military establishment of the United States, there
shall be raised and organized, under the direction
of the President, Cor and during the war with Next
CO. one regiment of Dragons and nine regiments
Of infantry, each 10 be composed of the same num-
Der and rank Of commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers, bugfefs, musicians and privates,
&C., as are provided for a regiment Of dtagoons
and infantry respectively, under existing laws, and
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-24
IPUBLIe-NO al

An Act declaring the assert of Congress to ecr.
tain States to impose tax upon all lands here.
after sold by the Tinted States therein, from and
after the day Of such sale.
Be IL enacted By tie Senate and Housc of Rep
resettatires OF the United iStaies OF America IN
Cdngress assembled, T'hat the assent of Congress
is hereby given to the several States admitted into
the Union PRIOR TO the twenty fourth dav Of April,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty, to impose tax or taxes upon all
lands hereafter sold BY the United States III said
States, from and after the day OF such sale PrOvi.
ded That the assent hereby given shall in powise
impair that provision of the compact with the said
States which declares that all lands belonging to
citizens of the United States residing without the
said States shall be taxed hish her than lands
belonging to persons residing therein. etsi'2
Approved January 26, I847. a5 a7a.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-24
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, ts
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
.t.t TW WENTY-N1NTH CONGR ESS. ia
EPUBL1c-N6. III


An Act for The admission of the State of Iowa into
1he Union
Whereas the people of the Territory of Iowa did,
on the eighteenth day of May, ammo Domihi
eighteen hundred and forty-six, BY convention
ofdelegates called and assembled forlhat purpose;
form for themselves constitution and State gov;
ernment-whch constitution is republican in its
character and features-and said convention has
asked admission of the said Territory into the
: Union State, on equal footing with the
original States, IN obedience to {" An act for the
admission of the States Of Iowa and Florfdd III.
to the Union," approved March third, cighterh
hundred and forty-f7ve, and " An act TO dtffne
the boundaries of the State Of Iowa, and to re-
peal so much of the act of the third Of March,
one thousand eight hundred and Eorty-ffve, as
relates to- the boundaries of Iowa." which said
last act was approved August fourth, lanno
Domin eighteen hundred and forty,six: There
fore
Be 1t enacted By The SendfE Gnd House Of Rsp+
resenEatires of The United States of Ameriea 1R
Congress assembled, That the State of Iowa shall
be one and is hereby drcI,red TO be one, of the
United States of America, and admitted into the
Union on equal footing with the original
States in all respects whatsoever
Sec. g. And be IL further enacted That all the
provisions Of &c An act supplemental to the act for
the admission of The States Of Iowa and Florida
into the Union," approved March third, eighteen
hundred and forty five, be and the same are here.
by, dec Jared to continue and remain in full force
as applicable to the State, of Iowa, as hereby
admitted and received into the Union
-- JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker Of tho House of Representatives.
GEORGE nj. DALLAS
..1.-. -...... President of the Senate,
Approved December %, 1876. 49,,
JAMES K. POLK
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-24
TPuBLIc-No: 2l

An Act to encourage cnIisthchts in the rcgutdr
army.
Be IL enacted By Tie iSenats and House OF Req
rtsemtatires Of the United States 0f AMERICA in
Congress assembled That during the continuance
Of the war with Mexico the term of enlistment Of
the men lo be recruited for the rogimens of dra.
goons artillery, infantry, and rfenen OF the pres.
cnt military establishment, shall be during the
war" or five years, at the option of the recruit
unless sooner discharged -
SEC. 2. And be Il furthsr enacted, That there
shall be allowed and paid to every abIe-bodied man
who shall be duly enlisted to serve in the artillery
or infantry for the term of five years, or during
the war, bounty oftwelve dollars; but the pay.
mrnt of six dollars off the said bounty shall be de.
ferred until the recruit shall have Joined for duty
the regiment in which nc is TO serve.
Approved 5anGary II. lS47.