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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
ESTRAY ,

FEsAKEN up by James +. Thompson, il tis coua-
a ty, ON the 2lst inst, Bright Bay Horse, Inc
wears old, about Is hands high, and appraised at
SIS. Extract-Teste
Nov, %, 1855. JEFFERSON KINNEY, Grk.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
g'RY Gr.

FssAE Waterproof Hacking VIII add rerr mseh
L to the wear OF leather keep "a soft ana plant
snd renders it entirely watetprael tt IS warrant.
ed to give satisfaction. G1os r, thfNE.
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lows. Eayifs. &c.

4 HAVE on hand iaHae saFpty If sel.eBs. Eng.
T a.l P A% q.. M, SEA - 60 gd 9 =
sold al mast f'rcrG'5ie prizes.
oet5ber e, ls56 cEQ. \. pBIcE.
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your stomach is foul. Don't parade yourself around
the world, covered with pimpes, Blotches, Ulcers
Sores and all any of the unclean diseases Of the
skin, because your system wants cleansing. Don't
show yourself about, lean, haggard, al caved
in, because your Stomach and Bowels necd tn
ening into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these
things To rights as surely as water quenches fire..
They purify the body and blood, and restore their
functions into heastky activity which you feel
quick they are taken. They are the one great
medical wonder of the age, recognized by all who
know their virtues, and many thousands know Them
Take the Cherry Pectoral for a Cough, and the
Pills for all arrangements requiring purgatiye
medicine
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. AY Err, Lowell, Mass and
sold by J. c, NJ. Merrilat aud j. &. Laird, Staan-
ton, and Druggists everywhere.
Nov. 20, lS5G-2mos.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
so. 900 TTcKErs---a $50 PRIzFsi!
lsore tkase one Prize to erery Ten Tickets :
NOVEL. SCIEMEI

2 $50 Prizes amounting to S.20i 06s
Whole Tickets fplo--Halves 5--Qua'rs $50
The 1000 Prizes of $40 are determined by the
number which draws the $4,000 Prize-n that
number should be an odd number then every odd
number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to $40;
if an even number, then every even number ticket
will be entitled to $40 in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which is the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half % SO
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
French Tgersnales
chewing Tchaces,.

SUPERIOR Black and all ot,lcr shs3,S Of Trench
) Merinoes 81 PirER Il FUNKH0USEES.
October Is, ISIS,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
Swan & Co.'S Lottery!
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTT K RY!

Tuesday, December 80, ls56, on the Plaza of
SING L E " U II 3 Z RS
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PLAN OF SWAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIES.
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those en- the
Tickets are placed in one Wheel. The Prizes are
placed in another Wheel. number is drawn from
the number Wheel and at tile Same time n 7 ize is
drawn from the other Wheel. The Prize drawn is
placed against the Number drawn. This operation
ia repeated until all the Prizes drawn out.
In Ordering Tickets.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Ticket.
ordered. receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the dra Niug.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Poss Office, County and state.
Remember that every prize is drawn and pay able
in full without deduction.
All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing prizes at the usual time of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets caehed renewed in ether Tickets
at either Office
S. SWAN CO., Atoata, Ga.
or $. SWAN, Montgomery, Ata.
November 49, lS56.-tdd
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29

> sCREW PRoPEItER SFRAW CUTTERS in
= stase and for safe Al iaeterl prices-the verA
aest Gutter in use aiSn, Vegetable Gutter which
October Il. isea. GEO. +. PRICE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29

oEQ = Boxes of Tobacco, Of various gra6es,--raft
900 OF superior GualitY,-inst received TO which
we invite the attention Of Ufo{fy.
EOU'T ]. GLENnY,
Oetaber Is, la5e Yer e I. CoeaA3S.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
FIVE NEGROES,

Nho directed by the viii, to be sold in the fam
y OF the testateri consisting OF Man 22 years old.
/ Boy, l6 years old; Women, one Il and the 9TH
o. q years cid apd girl IL years old.
The lands ~" be surveyed, and the quantity as
certained by day Of sale.
TERMS The Personal Property will be sold on
credit of y months, the purchaser giving bonds
With approved security.
The lard viii be sold on accommodating terms,
which VII be made known ON the day Of Sale.
ABSAL0M k0fN E&l :,
MARTIN kotAEk, Iseeas r.
Nov. %, is55--Spec. Co IDS.
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E. L A WTON,

MANUFACTURE and Dealer in Boots ana
AVA Shoes, one door West of Geo. T. Prices Hard
ware store Main Street, Staunton, Va
Nov. 30, lS56-tf
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

consists of about so Bushels Of Wheat, 1872 Bushels
Of Corn some Rye, interest in the growing
Y heat upen the "Eatry" Cows with Calves, |
Horse. Hugs, Side Upper Leather Iron Kettle
md Hon. Old and hitcnen Eurniture. ALSO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29

4 Tl.W 20le toxcs Of the eeqgi.ife brand Of To-
n la.co ta vhcl wish to cs'l the attention oi
.49sy IA want Of prime article
H. {. CI.LSIT.
GeteAeg - 1885 Per 4. cocrBAS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
w M. ~ 5 s,s
Commission 33ltrtIjout

WILL g.ee Personal sttaH.s5p tosaiIsae al +iHds
w ct Cetnele Produce aud 10 buying AMI far
wardiAg 6acas. Has arrangements dat vii e4slie
Him t. purchase soeGs for bis patrons at ih1@t
prizes. Nov. ls5g. -6-aos.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29

s. TeN ,. F0BRER IRON, well assorted aad
- warraff 81, good, at
Nov i, 1850. J. BRANDEBtRG Is cos.
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I,oets ag.. shoes.

10 GASES ana Trunks, embracing al Sorts IN
~ use; also 80 SIDES sole Leather. Just 10 hand
and for sale cheap. WHITE 4 PATTON,
October !, 1906.
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ARE YnsJ SICK z

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
ant Your complaint is ncurable, and then mourn
when it is too late. Four ths of all the diseases
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
- AS SENGE Fl 6
an OMNlB US

Will always be foand az the Railroad Dcret on
the arriyaof the Cars to t&ketle passengers to and
from the House free oil charge.
81. q. HARMAN, Proprietor,
Anvil 30 iS56-tf
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Eedg &c gyapteei.

VETE sill psy the hiehestmeesc. price. ~ easI oi
w trade. for Flour, heat, Rye, Cuin, Oats aud
Flax Seed. Batter, Belswax Ginseng. Feathers 5,
TaiIow Dried Apples, Pc t.lea. Ar lSe.
est II, ls55. J. tk&NnfBUkG & CO.
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FANCY runs! prIsst rURaI rlTFs

FANCY FHtS EU.S. FURsi IfEEz
CVI CUT TIE ADYEGTgsE7lEyI.
EfGENfGY MERCHANTS RIADIES visiting
" baltimore. and wishing to purchase cheap
and handsome suit of EUES. should 81 the
N0TH A1ERIc1Y FtfR c0KPA Us ST0RE
i05 Baltimore Street (adjoiuiug sen Iron Build
ng,) where they will find tle nrcs cNt.nsiyo stock
OF ine
F1Nf.F FRS
Eyer offered 70 tae pu1ae, j prices to suit,
The well known fepate t1ou OF our hense,
CARDS superior manufacturing and fnish will be
moro than maintained in our slyles for the coming
season.
W.. 0rders promptly attended to, and good. or
r cry iesef. ptpa, s5immings, Collars Cats, Robes
or AI'erett rs, p.de at tke shortest notice.
&. fENlSS0N, Fuluer,
North American Eur Company store
les Baltimore ST, Baltimore. I'D,
tadJeiHiass sun tson building.
China, tslass, Queens@nre & Stone ware.
tSf received 10 Iogsheads and Crates, eoupgis
- ing
1T and Ter Sett5,
Covered = ms and Stone eluas S.s58
Nasbhasig and iitehcfe,
ihambaF Ftts. complete
soup IUreens, bakery Dishes
Glass Bowls, and fuablees
i9fse range OF White and G..la Pitchers
Also Jars inFs, StOE5 Chpras. Miik Pans Sc
CeioDer 4, LEO, y lite A PATTON.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

3,2s0 Prizes amounting to Cal 90
Whole Tickets, $40; Halres, SIS; Quarters, "a
10000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the $40, 900 Prize
For example, il the Number drawing the $50 coo
Prize ends with Ne. /. then all the Tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to $40 the
Number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where
the Nunber ends III will &c entitled to $40, aud
on 70 O.
Certificates Of Packages wiz be sold at the follow
ing rates which is the risk
Certificate OF Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
do. do 10 Half do so
do. DO. 10 Quarter do i
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29
10000 TIcgETs--a, $50 PRIZES!

Joas Hrarrl and ". W. MoGclar, Esq, Com -.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-13
LOCI AL N EWS.

TRIAL OF Hon. p. 7. HEKBERT--Below we give the de
cson OF Judge Crawford of the criminal court by which
it will be that Mr. Herbert has been admitted to bail
in the amount of $4,000;
In re Philemon 7. Herbert NJ. c., on ha6eas corpus
The testimony ndduced at the hearing the writ of ha
beds corpus directing the marshal Of the District of Column
bia bring the body of Philemon Herbert before me on
Saturday last has been the subject in conuexion with the
law bearing thereon Of full consideration as the time
intervening would allow.
strongly impressed by the evidence as was de-
tailed and the reflection of which have sought and in
stead OF changing the impression has strengthened the
victon entertained when the evidence closed. alb
stain from giving the for the conclusion arrived
at and which must be obvious
In any view which jury take Of the evidence under
proper instruction from the the law il Is quite
clear my mind that conviction Of murder should not
take place.
If the evidence had left debate whether the pris
guilty of murder manslaughter or entitled
acquitta although the ground for such debate might
have been slight should have remanded him prison
relation TO the two last branches of inquiry lust stated
viz: whether charge Of mansaughter be maintained
the defendant discharged-there is contradictory tes
mony and not only contradictory, but utterly rreconc-
able and II Is not for the court but jury TO say which
that testimony they will credit and what the weight OF
evidence which may be adduced on a trial shall point
When matter Of fact is involved the court should bail
remand discharge would be for the court to try and
decide the truth Of the fact for which person may be
committed instead Of the jury. Psersdorfs Law Of Bail
10 Law Library, 294 OF the chapter Criminal Law, a
amended edition, ls4l) 100, 522
The order Of the court Is that the prisoner euter into
recognizance with surety or suretes In the
OF ten thousand dollars conditional for his appearance,
at the next term Of the criminal court for the District
Columbia TO be holden the third Monday June next
to the charge Of mansaughter Of Thomas Kea
ing, and not depart the court without the leave thereof
and on his failure TO do So that he be romanded 10 tbs
Jail Of Washington county, d. %.
TIL CRAWFORD.
Messrs Joseph H. Berrett and James Owner entered a.
surcties and Mr.. Herbert was released from custody
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UNITED sTATEs COURT or CLAIMS

Monday Nay l2.-Lemue Jenkins, esq, of Albany, New
York. James Dunlap, esq of Philadelphia and Daniel Rat
cle esq., of this city admitted practise ator-
neys in this court ms... .......
The taking of testimony in the of Gilbert Place
The United States and Francis Guham o. The United
States, ordered.
The of the administrator Of Hugh Hughes quar-
termaster in the revolutionary army, claiming balance
dus for money loaned to the government The United
States argued by Mr. Evans the facts for the claim
ant and by the Solicitor for the government when the case
was submitted for the decision of the court
The case of the heirs of Richard rockingham a com.
missary of military stores in the army Of the revolution
claiming balance due account, The United States
argued the facts for the claimant by Mr. Evans and
for government by the Solicitor who had concluded
his remarks when
The court adjourned till eleven o'clock tomorrow.
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BY LEG X A PHI -.

Arrival Of the Atlantic Days Lotsr from Europe =
Publication Of the Official Treaty Of Peace.
New YoRK, May 12.The Collins steamer Atlantic has ar
rived, with Liverpool; dates to the Goth ult.
The principal feature Of the weeks news Is the publication
OF the Official treaty Of peace, together with the three APP
pended fret having reference to tho
Of the Dardanoes the second arranging the details Of
naval force in the Black sea- third declaring the Aand
islands fortified also, important declar OF mari
time law-nsmely abolirhng privateerpg and the estab
shment Of the principle that tho faq 10 rote
ne cargo, and he eoy' flag protect cargo escspt
t;css conoJond Fl ar, and goods under ho cney
Fagto BE- exempt from capture
The treaty precisely tho previously published copy
The missing articles Of the treaty the following
feet:
Art 9Th grants full and entire amnesty those Of their
subjects who may have been compromised by any parcpa
ton whatever in the Of the OF the enemy;
and 1t Is expressly understood that this amnesty shall lend
the subjects Of each begsrent power may have
nued during the be employed the service Of one
the other belgerents,
Art 9th declares that the prisoners Of shall be
medstely given up either ride.
Art 7th declares that the Sublime Porte shall be admit
ted to participate in the advantages Of the public and
system Of Europe Their Msesties engage his
part respect the Independence and integrity Of the Otto
empire and guaranty in strict Observance
that engagement and WILL in consequence consider any
tending TO its violation question OF general interest
Article sh says there should arise between the Sublime
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-13
From the Richmond Enquirer

MR., FiLLM0RE.-Is HE AN ABoLITIoHlsTf
MAJ one Of Mr. Fillmores friends win deny that up TO
,i9s IA, M 10 the time he elected Vice President
- ss Ii theory and practice in act and profession con-
Ss.,snt and thorough going abolitionist
ia. he ever reeanted Certainly not II he has changed
~, rinops ought be to be ashamed afraid to profess
,hs change Bat say his friends be was conservative
"a ,s,iopa whilst acting President So would Sew
"a beuay far more national and conservative than he
,.,s. he has more abilities and nerve So Were
romwe and both the Bonapares The widest radicals
- ~ mower become the most ultra conservatives IN pow
y RAJ Fillmore was a timid radical and timid, hesi-
',,or yseilatine conservative Whatever his opinions
- bis election would be the triumph Of his old aooli-
~ nnions because those opinions have never been re-
,ced or rtcaued His opinions are not called for be-
c,use the yena managers of the party who sustain him
ara indifferent careless and reckless about all save public
oos and public plumber II he recan his abolition doc
ne and maintains the doctrine of State equality, he IN
syilably loses every northern State. II he openly ana
rosssdly adheres TO those doctrines, he will scarcely
carry county, much less State, in the South Ike
tricky managers and wire-workers at the South would 1t
Is true s stick TO him if they thought the North could
elect him but the deuded, deceived and betrayed masses
would quit him with loathing and contempt His nonna-
ton l. fraud perpetated by secret oathbound oonspra-
t,rswe mean the few wre-workers not the mass of the
know nothing party. 81 ,#r.ua .n..o.n
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ny JAMES Q. moauIRE. Aue,,on.er. :

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
II public useOn Friday morning. May iG 10 O'Clock,
residence Of Major 81 G. Denny, street. between 18th
streets shall sell all his furniture and household Effects
pricing
Mahogany hair spring sofas
Mahogany and paror chairs, rockers
marble top pier ornire and sofa tables
Handsome walnut eiagsre, corner stands
Hushseai reception chairs,
two sir light gilt gas chandeliers
window shades, cornice, bronze candslabtas
Oak hall walnut hat
Velvet tapestry and three-piy carpets
Oflo,h, ting, stair carpets
Mahogany extension dining and side tables
Oak dning chnirz tnantel clock
French Chiaa dinner Get, rod-bund tea
Silver plated casters, table cutlery
Britannia tea set, glassware
supeor mahogany chamber suites comprising each
Handsome high post hedst.ad
Marble top dressing cabinet
Double wardrobe, marhle-top wnslsisnd
Cane chsiis and rockers
Grunite toilet fire sets, rugs,
Superior curled hair and hrsk mattresses
Boosters and pillows, window shades and cur tains
Superior refrigerator and coo king
Together win general Of kitchen requisites
Terms $50 UNDER that credit OF GO and %
dsys, satisfactorily notes. bearing interest,
JAS q, MCGUIRE,
May lid Auciobeer.
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Public IL
JOINT RESOLUTION for enlargiug the oustom house
post office and court house, at Cleveland, Ohio.

JolNI hESoLUTloN for enlargng the custom house,
post office and court. house, at Cleveland, Ohio.
De resolved BY o Senate aud oase o Of
ne O.sd States IF Aneyiea Congress assembled That tho
secretary OF the Treasury be- and he is hereby
Cleveland IN the State Of Ohio, for house, pest
once and court house, to be increased length the plan
heretofore adopted for that exceed
ye eet and to modify and enlarge ssd plan adapt
the same to such increased length IT, In the opinion the
cation Foeidsd That such extension can
Do accomplished at exceeding thirty
DOLLARS and sum not exceeding ten per the said
mentioned sum Tor and contingencies which
sums or SO much thereof shall be hereby
appropriated out Of any in the other
wise appropriated 1ad provided further, That money
shall be paid under this joint resolution until the Secretary
OF the Treasury shall for the completion OF said 50
extended building at cost within the heretofore aud
hereby appropriated therefor. - -
Approved May. a@ st+-as%s4 sEa a asf sHs
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A Grand Concert Of sacred Musi,
Proposals for Copper-P Plate Engraying.
o,nos sppralsrsspr.r rruuc pslsrsa,

I orrIce SursRATxxpxsr rrurIc Psr9rIxa,
!. 49,, y. -, II. Washington, May g. 1886.
PROPOSALS win be received at this ofcs dnt
~ the 18Th day Of May ~ O'Clock
copper for The use OF the 6snaie and House
The best MANNER certain plates BY
to5y conchoogy, and gc0ioxy the
cife Railroad Surveys and Japan Expedition.
lhs Illustrations will be this Office, inspection
'oe persons DESTROYS u bidding Ier The until closing
The hide and any Information desired viii also be furnished
Contracts will be entered ino w and bonds with
he required from, bidders execution
their contracts.
y Is 20 be disncy understood tina, bids win be entertained
from parties not directly In and
with, the style OF work bid for, contracts will IN ali
cases, be awarded 10 the lowest and best bidder
The Lids viii tile
o and the time eqncd for the execution Of work and
be Addressed one to the chairman OF
lonsc Of Representatives United Stacs seaman
q Public Printing Washington, d. Co. and
tngr aving.n ''i' 80
:, , A. q. SEAMAN,
may '--td f Fa5lsss Superintendent.
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Proposals for Fuel.
QuARTERaAsTER's OTffcS, MAXINE CoRrr,
. Va. Afay

QuARTgRsAsrERs oyrfcr, MAINE Conrr,
Washington, May IL, 1850.
SEPARATE sealed proposals viii be received this Office
Thursday, 2th June 1856 10
such quantities of wood may July,
1886, the Both June 1851 for the Washing
ID. The wood
anthracite biuminou al The option Of the commanding
aud supplied in such
be Delivered piled, and
by said commanding oneer United
-#M.... &. y, LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaser.
May 10 -lawtJune2 fIntel. Il starl KIN.
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ouy great experiment in the stability and permanenee Of
Institutions We sincerely believe that the admins
lion II Mr. Buchanan would SO far lift did not entire
rore our lost confidence that faction and ianateisn
oud be put down and kept down and that more gen
s interest would be fell aud taken in the progress pros
o.,ty and happiness OF our common country.
PS''' JEFFERSON.
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Forster on Consumption, &c.

JUST published 60 dime, Consumption scrof
uls, TREATISE important discoveries
live 20 their cause, nature, and certain cure, by
J. ]. FORSTER, NJ. d. . -
In portion learned Doctors
and medical knowodgs displayed and is mol unlikely ai
considerable revolution the treatment Of
scrouis will be effected by Its publication Every ny
possession OF this valuable work. which, by its
ness, IL mad. accessible 10 every
For sse al all bookstores will bc mailed receipt OF
tpoSpaidD by BRiDGMAM co. l5s Grand
York, any part Of The country.
l3-d&cp3mna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-13
by ,. q. MCGUIRE, huot,onser.

Two THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
books at public auciiouOn Tuesday and Wedn
nng., May eoh aud 2ist commencing at O'Clock the
shall sell portion OF the library Of Thomas Ewbsnk
formerly Commissioner OF Patents consisting Of about
sand volumes OF and choice scientific horca and
miscellaneous works. fun description Of which will be furnished
In a complete catalogue, now ready for delivery
Terms cash. .. ..
P.s-fersons at distance furnished catalogue.
upon application to the auetonesr. 49, -.. AZ.
Vi. -. ..r .....r Il. ...... JAS Q. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Auctionerr.
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Public 1911
a-.". Public IL. .....a. ..a.. a... .ar..
JOINT RESOLUTION relating the appropriation for the
impr of he harho ofS heho

JOINT RESOLUTION relating to the appropriation for the
Improvement of the harbor of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
Whereas, by act of Congress entitled Gan making APP
preparations for the Improvement of certain harbors and
rivers approved August threth thousand eight
dred and the Of thousand dollars was ap-
roprated for the Improvement Of the harbor Sbeboygan
Wisconsin and Whereas the city and county
have from time to time made appropriations for the improve
ment OF said harbor to the amount OF fifty thousand dollars
to be expended BY commissioners appointed by said State
and whereas is desirable that said should be
expended under one direction, therefore
Resoued BY the Senate and the House Of Representatives. of
the United States of America IN Congress assembled That
after the Secretary of War shall settled paid
just charges existing against the said appropriation of
thousand dollars the balance thereof together with all
implements materials and other property whatsoever be
longing to the United States and used improving
harbor shall be and the
tary of War to the commissioners for the of the
said harbor appointed by the State of Wisconsin
That the said commissioners shall first
ry to the Secretary of War for the faithful expenditure
the money in the Improvement Of the said herbor.
Approved May IL, 1856.