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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

mournlul expression that / see the tears coming
into Aunt Keziah's eyes. She's good christian
woman and she laid her hand on his shoulder, and
says she, "Oh, Mr.. Downing, pray don't be so wor-
ried, but trust in Providence"
And now, Mr.. Gales q Seaton if you can say
anylngto encourage us, or to relieve Uncle Josh
ua,s anxious mind, you would do great kindness
10 your old friend,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

SUICIDE OF SURGEON McLEoD.-A private letter
from Warrington, Florida, dated Sd instant, gives
the particulars of the shocking suicide of DR.. d.
Mcleod, a well known aud efficient officer of the
navy. The deceased, it appears, had been conf
ned to his bed by desease the heart for about
week, but at the time Of his death convalescent
He put an end to his life by cutting his throat with
n razor on the night of 3lst ultimo and lived only
five minutes after he discovered by one of his
brother officers, DR.. Jeffrey. Ag
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Cen Cn,,,, On;nion ofsco,,

Cen Chss said:-I6tlist haiG SeoN honordIl.
and patriotic citizen, and that he has Tien his aud
his 4eods Of The 6righst of his eouJys his
toryj and not one breath of caumny from shall
iiher single leaf ofthe laurel that encircles his
His nreah fairly aud nN not pyeret /.
from hing fairly have enjoyed his personal friend
ship for long series of years, aud do not this
day by any eaLumny TO prove myself unworthy oft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28
Short Creek lands for Sale
... I'm Ohio county. virpiniu


w lSHlNG TO dispose OF my Real Estate, othr u
w waite sale until the list day OF November next, u! IA
in the County Ohio situate the waters OF Short C
Containing about five hundred and sixty IsI
erty is desirahiy located on both sides OF the Wb
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven z
from Wheeling anu five from West Liberty.
The I'M is in the highest state of Improvement hIz
large amour, o! new plank fencing and judciousy
in fields for farming and grazing purposes. There an
the premises two good dwelling houses, with amps
bling cribs, &c. There also four good sr1a
Houses There is commodious new. barn, one hEDts
and eight ieet long by forty four in width tediR .E
particular for the wants OF The farm, including araps
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell thesc lands in whole or in part TO suit =
wishes of those desiring 10 purchase Terms will Be
eral .L...Ns atLts FLuf A H. 80
The rapidly advancing Improvement OF the city Of Vi.
ing the facilities afforded by the various rail road co.'s
tions about 10 be completed with the West, and h
board, the excellent market now a1oI dcd in Whesis
the marketable reductions OF the country, render ht1
highly desirable for persons wishing farm profaA
has seldom been that finer inducements have ben =
out to purchasers. l. w. mitchell
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
UD"Washington Reporter and Examiner, and We.sl
Herald copy. ~ --afE L = " - "a II RI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

Tina BRIrlsll House OF Louisville following
sa,ement-says the London correspondent of the
National InteIligencer-s made with relation to
the House of Peers, showing that that august body
must be replenished by some new creatiods, or it
will be in danger of extinction. The present num-
Der of p GERS having seats i'll the House of Lords
peers and thirty-two Irish ones (ncludng four
Bishops entitled to that honor-is 40. OF
this number no fewer than fifty-three without
heirs male, either apparent or presumptive, and
and con equently upon their demise without issue)
their titles will become extinct Amongst these
are the rather celebrated names of Cornw alls Dur
ham, Sekirk, Canning, Melbourne, BroughaIn,
Douglas, Fairfax, Holland, Keith, Lyndhurst,
Manners, Radcliffe, and Sydney. In addition to
these, no fewer than twenty-eght titles have eitlI
in very few years, among them several names #
notoriety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

ARREsrEp-Georee Locker has been under ex
animation, in Williansport, Va, for week past
before G.. W. Henderson Esq, charged with killing
Cawson, whose murder created some excitement in
the upper end of Wood county last spring. We
have not asceriained the result of the trial. nor. in
deed, that the trial is concluded.-larietta Intel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

= LETTER PROM Mr.. BESroS.-The National In
telligencer publishes long letter from Mr. Benton,
to his Constituents, urging them to increase oppo
sItion 10 the Tehuantepec route TO California and
to contend for the overland route in preference.
He says: .'L
LESS than one7tenth part OF the annual sum
now squnndered upon these ocean steamers would
open wagon way from the frontier of Missouri to
California; and three hundred good laborers, direct
ed by practical country Toad-lnakers, and guided
by mountain men and buffalo paths, would open
it in year and make ii passahe for stages in twenty
days, for horse letter ANAL in ten days and by
Telegraph in 10 time. Then people could COM
municate could have intercourse, and could go and
come without paying enough to an ocean line 10 set
up small farmer or taking the chance Of death
fronl disease, starvation AID Indians on the ex-
posed and neglected inland route. The people of
Small means could travel upon their own convey
ances, without other expense than TIE PROVISIONS
consumed-ihe equipment of animals and vehicles
being about worth their cost, either 10; use or dis
posa, after tdeir arrival. sJI nov sl.s, %. ll.,g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

VA chariveri party who were serenading anew
ly married party in N. York on Sunday night were
fred upon by Michael Sheridan, the brother OF the
bride, and a man named MasteIson received fatal
wounds in the side and ann.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

,l U5'The Submarine Telegraph Company, between
France and England, has declared dividend of II
per cent for the past 6 months. The submarine
cable from Calias to Dover was stated to be as
sound as the day it was laid down. - -lsssR
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PREPARED! Prepare!

TO be astonished the great difference the cash syss
makes in the Price OF GOODS. ~ ErIEE-; -. 40 1
am now opening the largest stock of Dry Goodsev'
Tered at retail in this city and propose selling 'a
rr ENTIRELY, FOR CASH,
am determined TO offer them at such prices thatt'.
body will be convinced it is 10 their interest to by
cash. - d. -, TO- ~. ..st
Programme; In part. q w
Fine Rich De laincs, at IL.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, ate
Yard Wide elegant Chintz, at I2. -tr.eI
Good Black Alpaccas, at i2.
Good Jeans and Satinetts, as low as 1e>.
Best FIJI, Blcachcd Muslins in town.. = rUB5
Finest kind OF Red Flannels, %.
Also-The most elegant and expensive SILKS saia
Brocades French Cashmeres, De LANES, EmbIoiof.is
Gloves, Hosiery, &c DC, all at much less prices
the old system. = q 81 M Z Z 81 ~ US. RHODE
Goshorn Buildings, No. 1o9, Main sire
p. S. Goods cent to any Part OF the city fee Of @
and Store open until O'Clock at night ssPh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28
Correspondent Of The Morning Chronicle.

How TO DRIVE CATTLE OFF THE TRAcK.-Tho
Winnsboro's IS. CO Register says that Mr.. F. &.
Fowler, one OF the conductors upon the Charlotte
railroad, has adopted new plan for driving cattle
oil the track. a man, with gun well charged
with small shot, is stationed the front of the
CINE, with instructions, when the cars approach
cattle on the track, to shoot them in the flank,
which will not injure them but serves more effect
ually than anything else that has been tried to keep
them at distance afterwards. Mr.. Fowler says
that cattle, which have already been stung in that
way, invariably ''made tracks on the approach
of car, as "tlley seem to dislike being shot at"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

D7The Hon. Thomas H. Benton left Washing ton
a day or two ago for Missouri We understand
that it is Col Benton sintenton to return to Wash
irgton in December and remain during the session
of Congress. 90 u''sA .'t tt'-te
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28
Central Committee.

In another column will be found the names of
the Central Wing Committee of this city, appoint
cd III pursuance of the resolution of the Wing meet
ing, on Saturday night The appointment has been
made by the Chairman, most judiciously, we think;
aud We hope that the members will all accept the
position assigned them, and enter vigorously upon
the discharge oftheir duties. There is much TO be
done between this and the dav of election, and
much may be effected for the success of our cause
by united and active effort. They must lead, and
we are confident that the Wings of the city will
aid them when called upon. Regular meetings
should be fixed for the wards and precincts and
efficient measures taken TO get the people ont.
"Action'' should now be our watch-word
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

uFThe New YORK Liquor Dealers Protective
Society held a meeting at New York on the 22d,
and appointed Vigilance Committee, consisting of
one member from each ward in the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

pThe Corn crop of Frederick county turns out
to be the heaviest one realized for many years, and
of very superior quality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
I. o. o. F. CELEBRATION.
, ~


THE Anavers ny OF the institution of PAsotI r.
No 49, o. o. f., OF the State OF Virginia, will be
ted in wheeling on Tuesday the 2Sth inst hot
The nienib,rs OF VtRGISIrs, No. q FRtsKLIS NJ .
wM. Tell, No. 30. WHEELING. No. 50, ABR AN ~;
MrSr No. l. and OF neighboring LODGES in good stssf
are cordially invited TO participate in the ceremaa
which will be as follows:
Order of Arrangements.
A PROCESSION will be formed at Odd Fellows H.,
Market Street. near the Post Office, at 10 O'Clock @
and will move up Market Street to North; down NoA
Main to First Ito Eo SD up TO Ch,s
m, CbanIe to Wehstct; down Webster to Main mn
% =; up Clay TO 18th; down 18th to Zane; up Zans
nm 5.I 10 Gentle; down Centre to It'll; up lth 10 NJ
,In,yn Monroe 10 Main; down Main to the Melodies ~
where the following ceremonies will take pace:
Musc,...... 80. .:,-'-. ny the RaSn
Music. niSH
Openng address, Poem, by OLIVER !. TAYinp'
Orr.,oa,. Rev. DAVID Truman of nt;o
RAM
Bru,3 .Rev l.. G. NICHOJSnS
The Procession will then form and proceed 10 The HI,
GA Committee OF Reception to receive bre,hTen ~
as,r-I and provide them with dinner viii be in ,,
II; ice al :he Melodeon alter the Gel cmonies. a
Clirj Warshalls.-(I.T r. Fry WIN. Rihc!dafer Y In
Assistants.-J. E. Smiley, VIM. Arbuihnot.
Committee of Arrdngenrnfs-Wm RhedaGer Gen ,
Zirr Cyrus Scattcrday, J. p. Harden, w. X. Andrew,
Wheeling, Sep. %, 1872. s1l -
Gazette copy.)
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u The Tribune, in an article on "our Candi.

'I'Vcf NN'eII. s5CUtI'J sayS. "
"Asde from every other distinction, Gen. Scott
Is a model citizen. No charge of vice, of extrava-
sance OF discredhabe intelligence, of sordid aims
or mercenary motives, can be brought against him.
Simply as aman, General Scott stands before the
world unmpeached and unimpeachabe. He has
passed through Thousand scenes of temptation in
his public career he has enjoyed opportunities to
ainaSS the wealth Of potentate, yet he is to-day
a man without spot or blemish and, though al
ways living frugal life, yet is he wholly without
fortune. Of the millions that have passed through
his hands, and Of the millions he might have clutch
ed had he stopped to it, not dollar has stuck TO
hIa nulm-
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TODD g. DEVOL,4
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
4 RE opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
~ Winter Boots shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
care and at the very best workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England, expressly Whole
sale and Retail trade. To regular customers ami all
others who may favor with call offer you goods
which guarantee equal in quality material work
masip, to those manufactured in this any part OF the
United Statcs.- ss-.-a ~ - TODD & DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 81. 1882 - c. l1 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

-Ror Loc.I River, Telegraphc Commercial Intel.
lig-nce, see Third,Page fy-rNFr tFF.
@FoI Poetry, Choice Literary selections and variety
zee First Page.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAmRoAD--d Double Track
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, held on We'd
nesday last, the following resolution was adopt
ed:-
Resolved. That the Chief Engineer be and he is
heieby authorized and Instructed, to cause the
whole OF the main line of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, between Pitsburg and the Juniata Diyis-
ION OF the Pennsylvania Canal, to be completed
Tor double track as soon as it can be economi-
cllly executed, with a view of finishing the whole
road in like manner early as practicable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28
bishop flounc.


The Bishops of Virginia, Name and OHIO, have
made preScntmcnt against Bishop Doane,
which document, besides various ALTERATIONS III
several of the twcnty-seven specifications III the
former preScntlncnt, contains four ncw Specihca-
tons against him.
The first charge in substance, that he was lndebt-
ed to the Camden Bank in the sum Of Sl,OOO, Oh
note drawn by himself and endorsed by Joseph
Deacon; that the bank had Judgment against
Deacon for the amount, but agreed 10 relinqnish
this judgment if Deacon would paySI5O and BIsh-
OPP Doane $3.50 OF the amount; that the BISHOP did
agree 10 pay the same and gave his notes for that
amount, but has never paid these notes
The second specification is, that ON the 9th OF
June, 1850, Bishop Doane's note, endorsed by
Michael Hays, for 800, became due at the Camden
Bank; nd that Bishop Doane pursuaded the cash
Ter not to protest ii, promising him 10 send him the
money for it soon after his return home, or a new
note endorsed by Hays, but never did either, so
that the bank lost its endOrser, and the note still
remains unpaid.
The third specification charges Bishop Doane
with having much larger supplies OF intoxicating
liquors than became minister OF the gospel; with
contracting large debts for these liquors; with being
habitually .'unduly excited'' by the of liquor,
ana with being intoxicated on the steamboat Tren-
ton, in November, 1851, and in Bordentown, in
November, 1877.
The fourth specification charges him with Undue
ing Joseph Deacon TO drink cider brandy until he
had persuaded Inn TO endorse more notes for hun
than he had determined TO do
The Bishop has issued a letter to the Clergy and
Laity of lis Diocese, dated on the 9th inst, in
which lie gives brief history of the recent action
against hinl-denleS the new specifications as ut
terly false, and says the presentment has been
served OH him Just thirty days before the day of tn
al, and too late for him TO call special convention
ofis Diocese to consider and act on it.
The Bishop is a man Of superior abilities and we
hope he may be able to vindicate his conduct TO
10 the entire satisfaction of the public. AT pres
ent, however, his does not present as favora-
BILE an aspect could be wished for.-Cineinnat
1ti1S. .... ......- ...-.-..
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CENTRAL WHO COMMITTEE OF
OHIO COUNTY. ..e
!, p WOODS. Chairman

-''.'ta A. p WOODS, Chairman
lst WarG-THos. SWEENEY, w. HoLLApAY;
ID ry" JoHN BIsHoP, G. E. WIcKuAM;
Sd JAcoB G. MErcALr, J. c. TooD;
4th :" JAMES BoDLEY, JOHN HUBBARD:
5th '' JACOB HoRNBRooK, G. HAKpMAN;
9th :" joins L. HonBs, ). MONTGOMERY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

HEALrm OF NEw ORLEANs.-Some idea Of the
health of the Crescent CRY may be formed from the
following tabular statement of the number of deaths,
and also the number of admissions into the Charity
Hospital from September l, 1851, to August Is,
1852; inclusive, which we copy from the New Or
leans Monthly Medical Register:
The total number Of deaths during the period
above mentioned was 1855, of which 1921 were
under ten years of age, and LIS colored
persons The monthly returns were: 1S51-Sep-
TENDER 572, October 514, November SOL, Decem-
Ter 5O9 1S52-January 1856, February AT, March
462, April 500, May 627, June 1,163, July 1863, and
August Ss3. The deaths by fevers number St5,
cholera l,02l, by dysentery $50, commissions 407,
consumption 1873, still born 263; tetanus 6s.
The admissions into The Charity Hospital during
tue year were 1927, of which 1868 were males,
and 1852 fenales,l ,75i natives of the United
States, 16,i6s natives of foreign countries and 1875
whose places of nativity could not be ascertained
The discharges were 1850, of which 12,l20 were
males, and 4,i3l females. The deaths 1925, of
which lab were males, and 4l2 females. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

New CoaIing stove
=, CAVETT& DUFFlELD have got up new p
,StlI proved pattern for Coal Cooking Stove 70 VIZ
I'd they would invite the candid attention otber O.
hslH mers and the public. l-
It's cheap, neat aud durable, consumes much less
and has all the appurteuanees necessary to eople.ee
ing apparatus. sep.IS-2md. f-F= = -
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what the Argn~ thought of I; en- Scott In

The Kingston Journal has been favored with the
ORIGINAL EItyu Argus from which the following,
glowing account OF the battle of Lundy's Lane was
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awcstern .sign."
LOUISVILLE, Sent. IT.


A NOTEWORTHY INcIpENT.-On Tuesday last, on
her downward trip, the mail packet Lady Pike took
on delegation OF Loc2fOcos at Rising Sun, bound
for the Locofoco barbecue at this city. Some OF
them were exceedingly bosterous, and after supper
they insisted on having some speaking. couple
OF Locofoco orators accordingly delivered them
selves CT any quantity of rant and slang, and in
their fancied security they probably were little
more reckless than they would have been undel
other circumstances. After they had concluded, d
noble looking gentleman, who proved 10 be eS-
Governor MOrehead, of Covington, who happened
to be on board, and had beena quiet observer OF
what had been going on, took the stand and gave
the Locofoco speakers such terrible skinnlng as
the unfortunate wights probably never received be-
fore. He made splendid speech, and II was ap-
plauded to the echo by the enthusiastic Wings pres
ent. After lie had finished. the Locos, thinking
they had majority, including their delegation,
p opposed TO take the vote, which was aSSented 10
by The Wings, and the following was the result: =
SCOTT, "A, Pierce 40 When it was proclaimed
they were rather taken aback; but they proposed
TO ascertain the sentiment Of the ladies'. Here their
discontinue was signal as the ladies' declared
themselves 10 for Scott, for Piece, and for
Hale This threw damper over the spirits of the
Democracy almost equal to that produced by the
rain storm OH Observation-Disclosures.
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FLA w m NJ i'm 9Th N M, fLJh 81
Shirt Manufacturer,
10
Fosters Quartette.

Consisting Of the Misses TONER and Messrs BALLARD s.
~ FOSTER, NJ nj ~. nd -
w ILL give Vocal Entertainment sometime this week
w Due notice tier first Concert Will be given.
- sep27
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Wing Electoral Ticket.
isr pisTRIcT-JOHN X. KILBY, of Sansemond,
osp DIsTKIcr-EDW. X. CHAMBERS, of Mecklcnburg
3sp DtsTRIcT-THOMAS S. FLOURNOY, OF Halifax.
4ru DtsrRicT-H II. MARSHALL, OF Charlotte.
6ru Observation-Disclosures RIVES, OF Albermarle
Cru DrsTRIcT-wILLIAMC C. SCOTT, of Powhatan.
TrH DIsrRIcr-JoSEPH SEGAR, of Elizabeth City.
sru DsTRIcT-ROBERT MAYO, OF Westmoreland.
9rH DrsTRrcr-HENRY w. THOMAS, of Fairfax.
i0rH DIsTKIcT-tLEX'R. K. BOTELER, OF Jefferson.
Iirii DlsTEIoT-COL. J. II. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
I2ru DtsrRIcT-JOHN ECHOLS. ofMonroe.
i3ru DtsrRicT-WALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
IIru DrsrRrcT-JoHN ]. JACKSON, Jr, OF Wood.
15rm DIsrRIcT-T NJ. GALLY. OF Ohio. .r- .s.. +!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

100 boz Gentemen's fine Moleskin Silk Hats no,
lUU one dollar and upwards, for sale at
sen. s. ID. HARPER,S
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@6 DOZ mems and boy's Kos.u.h Hats from 75e,,
~ and upwards, received this day and for sale.
sep % S. d. HARPER
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Hats and Caps,

-----.- = HdCS uuu CapS. ~
10S noZ assorted Caps from IS cents TO $40 to Be n.
~ cured $. d. Harpcr's HIT and Cap store VIZ
legitimate business is selling Hats and Caps. which
place to call fashionable articles in his line sen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-28

TX DOZEN Boys Black Koasuth Hats, =, ,.,,
: semitic TODD q ph,e->
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Joint Resolutions Passed at the FIRST session
Of the Thirty second Congress.

OF welcome TO Louis kOssuth. Approved
Dec q, 1851
TO establish certain post routes. Approved July r.
1852.
Authorizing the purchase OF the uinth volums OF the
Laws of the nited states Approved May II, sp2
To authorize the continuance of the wOfk upon the two
yipts OF the Cauirol Approved Apr'l IA. 1852
Extending OF the commission the conven
ton with bfsnl Approved b. q. 1852.
Glanng the r,ht 10 the fayetteville and Central
PIa, 4 Road Approved May %. 1859
Providing for binding # certain documents Approved
Jan. q, 1882
To snthonzs the Postmaster General to egaze ce-'an
contracts the transportation OF the mall Ia California
ard Oregon Approved IsH. IS, 1872. 80
Pro,idnp Tor printing of additional copies OF the Jour
For the relief of Elizabeth Thurson VI the Territory
of Oregon Approved July o. 1852
For the relief of Elizabeth Prewit widoT ard execu-
tor OF Robert C. Prewiit deceased Approved March 49,
1852.
Approving ard confirming act Of thu Legislative As
sen bly, OF the Territory Of Oregon entitled An Act 20
prcvd for the es cton oi places tyr location aud erection
Of the pubic buildings If the Territory OF Oregon ana for
other purposes" Approved Nav 4. 1892
Changing the Of ~. Peters RVcI IN MINNESOTA
Tetri,cTy. Approved June 49, 1872
Authorizing the Secretary " the Treasury N raty ano
COZ firm al exchange lands between the Uned states
sud Charles Reynolds Of the City Of Nahez and State OF
Mississippi Approved June 10 lSh2
Accpvtlbe from Giuseppe Fsgnsni porraI OF Henry
Clay to be placed In the library OF Congress
Approved July S, $50.
P,ovicng for the distribution OF the laws OF Congress,
and the d. bates th, reOn Approved Aug O. 1872
Regulating the pr ting Of Congress during the recess