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List Of letters

Mg EMAlNING in tho Pos, Office al Blooms.
AN burg, Pa, January /, 1856.
Busle Lewis Rooms VIM.
Brigh, Caiharne Perry Capt.
Barrett Jameson's Hrs. Piper George
Crniam Jane M"Kye Christopher
Davis Hannah Richard VIM.
Donohoe Mary RiIchet Elizabeth
Dallman Daniel Slocker Alex'r
Evans Gatrel Wanamaucher Jacob
Fahringer jeremiah Winner Mariah
Fitch John Vanhorn John B
Keller Sarah Williams Martin Ship
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An ACT alter add amend entitled An act 10
shsh crcs n the United States in snd for the
state of csfornis sppro--d March third, eghteen bun
ared and ffy-sre-
Be s~s~S " Ne -ass a~S Hs~.~ IF R~y-,.~~s~fs-s.
IA TASTED Sss~s II Cosgrs.s s~sa~ds 1hs
the Of the United fr The distcss Of Cal
ifonsa shall hereafter hold four regular Zach
u which. bgnnfnr respectively the art Aondzy IN
January and Jay shall Be bold Fan Frsncco In ard for
nork~rn district Il Caorrs ard the Other t~o, be-
rsrnfng respectively srst Msnesr IL March and Sep
frct ~ cafsorfs sdgs 81 Cslso~n,s sha
have the 10 relation 70 hrs asieedarce 40 sssd
.sis and TIE arrangement n 6ssess therest . srs vested
the other .u adzes a the En- states BY the second
section ~ the approved the serentesuth 81 ysee
thrussn6 -irht hsp1r~A fprtyou entitled An
ccscsniae the Ssprss Court az the Cnsted States Pro
d that the 81 srd cos herein pro.dsd 70 b. bod
Frsncascn the FIRST Nondsy IN js~.ary merit
be hrsd In adrsnoe Of that unde- order a the ssd
.~cond section of IN. o which this set 10 ss-n6s
tory.
Sac. T. lrS " 1~-sk~ ,-s1~d That the said eirena
sha be PRESIDED By the odrs ~ the crcc cssrt
Cned States FOR 6i~tics AZ California sst BY
iRSx@ for the district IN vheh
hodsa. esther az vhon shall rossnfst~ quo
and the ssid circuit and the said crcst sdgs
asd ~sh q the ssss rcs .dx-s within hs sspsxsts d
srtt s~sssnx 1e~ shsi be- snA they
nrisdcior Witch vested by esisg LAYS ss the
of the rs~d sfsess the ~des ts-e
a. Ard all laws, parts n las, vssrs no. are OF nay
keres be ~~artrS, r~x~stsug The ~rdcsson prce AS
r. the cr 81 the United stsfss shnh BE-
hereby nsds srprshs 70 the sad csrcS
sseh Of s.d 6issrcas 81 California And the
rhs II The United sssf~ r each drs 81 California saa
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marsha II sxld Cor hs district &Ad shah
attend c1 the res4f q sssa sonr bat ssct
special held sstbsF district Which
The aid circuit jadgs u hereby A4lhoriAea - orcsr
formally the mode rscted BY the second syco of tAs asa
u which this act l. s1eDdstoFy.
sac 3 AID l. i |arfler aasssd That The clerk u ls
sad ese4 q the United States for t.e esc-s VI
California shall keep the rseoEd u said court m the cay
S@n Francisco aud be il hereby authorized 10 appoint dep
aiy aspslses whose Official acts signatures,
sad shall be entitled to fab credit hoss Of
The said clerk
sEc Aaa b q f.ysGsr s~asss Tbs1 all ssit or causes
instituted in The dlsiel courts Of California prior 70 the
nrs Monday Of Jniy. egLt@en hundred and ty rs ana
hsct pendng either a sad co4Fts ~hicb
nnA process has not been sxsfa1d and which properly
WITHIN the JaTlsdetaoI coGrs and Of
arls o. The United States shall be reoved Tor se district
clerk Of the said circuit o the original papers with
rAenpneGon o. the record
Of hs district court for hcb clerk
sad district court shall receive the fees so cd
iof similar IN Masking transcripts for appeals wris
q error TO be paid By the party APPLYING for the xnd
ing sAd circuit eoarro tbs United States against parties
residing IN the southern district Of California xpci
cation Of the parties derIdsst within three onhs
from the czfe when this shall take effect be
IKE manner % the ssd ca cut held In
district Of California and all shall rank on
rsaoyed under the povons q this shall be
cd IN, snd conducted IN the originally
Situated An the court % which they be removed.
Skc D And Be az JrAer enacted That all parts
OF laws, contrary inconsstant with this act shall be-
and remain repealed from the date when fa take
effect
Sac. AAd Be srsaar eaactsd That this act shan al
eject in ninety day aer the pssng thereof before
that period
Approved April 80, 1856.
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LOG AL n T. w 8.

osoo DIaocssTIc CLrs--Parsaant to patic notice, =
number Of the Ohio democrats in sshngton city
Tuesday evening April - 1885, for the purpose Of organ
hing democratic club.
ods, whose motion Col George w. ManyPsnny HP-
poi.ted chairman.
On notion r. Leeeh chosen secretary Of the meet
ing
democrats present Organize themselves into association
b srled the EOsio Deoerae Cid" FOR the parpose
devastating democratic doosn-ui< in Ohio daring the Gp
prosehing presidential campaign.
The following persons then elected permanent on
Of the clRb=
Hen George W. NsBypenuy presidsnt; Hon. z. I. At
kinson, tressHrer; and X. Lesch, secretsry.
An srecutvs committee appointed eonsistng Of tie
following gentleDen:
Boa Gsorge T. Pugh hon. George W. Msnypcuny, AID
Hon X. T. Afkinson-
resOlsti0a adopted that the proceedings Of thir
meeting be ayned By the seoretsy and pubhed and that
the de.oaafie papers q Ohio be requested copy.
On mOton The club adjourned % meet Saturday
niBg nsri Al ~ o'eoek-
r. LEECH, Secretary
The q SITS promptly contributed By he members
q the elah at this meeting.
Tar spr..-" CTxDrErILk"-Ro..nIs favOri.e opera o.
Cndsres' prodsoed evening with perfect soc
Although many prevented from attending By the
uBfvorsbls weather presented hns
fsshionsbs sppesrsnce many ladies brinr
seated " toe par o~t'~ pecs aawifabr
the stage, and The scenery, ioss, and nnsornstion
rorked charm. Ia Is seldom have elaborate
dramatic producfion successful srs, wight Nil,
Losisa Pyne reFeled in Ro~nfs nn.ic Harri.oa sso
the Prince. entire ,atisfscori whist Horncssts.
trrfton. Jeson and other, Of the company their
parts IN eroesnt spirit At the end ~ the Miss Pyp>
the tenor, called for, and returned their court-sy
ard boz q thanks The Whole ri~cs great
and haze d0ubt but ~ Be greeted his s,sninr By
. ouded house.
b the lat tine have the pleasure Of Kstennx
this tr uiy talented troupe q rooslists.
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S7. Lows, April "a letter Democrat dated TIE
Instant ssys that while Sheriff Joncs sifsinr the
o. the soldiers be shot At NJ party ous<ids
dsnre-ou,y woundcd Jones hs6 made arrests d.
ring the DAY. Assisted By oop.ny 81 sr.roons Under LEA
tenant Armssruag Mach srcissuenf prevailed regard
he affair The perretrstor u the decd unkno~n- The
situation Il Jones sa Pr-sen, rsry critical h NE being
SPARED o.
The inv-arsting connstss commenced hstsng sessions
II L.~rss~e on the morning 81 be I'D instant
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Sr~ foux. s.y l-cosson "a srn. rour s lssg~iS-
sses ~ IA coo boacommoe % good stAa~ - ~ o. SCI
los xrsd~s of Ohio, o. ss d SC ~ /;
mired standard -epshsrn ~ as o. s, sry srsrs
DO, ~ ~ So wh~s. Il frn-sss.s Of q 900 bssAe,.
suth~rs -his-. 81 Is H "a Corn sr-ssles q ~ occ
h.sh~ss.outherr nis~d 81 c.nts Posk so~sasi-~~~-,
SIC 1873 Is R~~f Is sn-hsrx~d-chic~ro r-pack~1, ST. .
SIS. Lard 10 srnssl-. 81 Soe bsls. 10 los1 e~nss
nhssxsy 10 hSher-ssi-s q 80 bbls--ohio, q csrts
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LnrHILTTG. p r James, esq, u. p. NJ censu for the
port Of Norfolk has received despatch uu Lord 0sren-
don authorizing him ia the Of the British govern
snt Distribute 17os (abopt 81 oeo) su,our
oen institutions n Norfolk sna Portsmouth, hsrins charge
The destitute widows and orphans of Who ed da-
ring the late Epidemic
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THE NEsLGA vAILHYy-A letter il the Ne- York San
PurPOrtng 70 give % reosnt srPiorson ia
b. Mesilia valley, says:
we have and examined The silver mountains 0.
ArilOna the LIE 81 - deg Tsey but Short 60
teen miles sOath q Grays line for the Southern Pacific
railroad and you that Cor miles tcgeher the rich
ores-rieher and attendant BY fr than bose q
Potosle beaPed up and piled bills upon hills A. Ma
TIRE had there porrd ont Der gTand
Ebening II hare the best iscs in Nerco but
nothing car eonpLIe With The Silver moantsins,p
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AN ACT .nepdxlory q entitled An regulsfe
and be allowed clerks nsrshss and sttor
nsy, the circuit district courts Of the United States
aud Cor ether Yurpo-cs
re e~s-r1 ~ Se~sse a~i ea< Hon.s II Representation
~ Trsfcd sas. A~~ca ce-grsss s.~~~S~d, That
q entitled An reruiste the ces and
allowed clerks. rsrskas and attorneys 81 The
and district courts IL The United Stsss and for other
approved Febrpsry srfh, eighteen hun
ered applies 70 the fees Of jurors, Be and
bersey made embrace the q the United
rtsf>~ eDarts Ter the Dis.rict a Columbia
Ayprsred Aprfl q, fsss.
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We nvit the sftennon Of the reader ID. following
tantslizinE paragraph which find in late nznber o.
the Mobile Register:
LSTzswuxxNu asD caEaN-The aeligt, o. last nig ht.
Feast a. Odd Frlovs Hail toe mnch 10 be fuIly
joyed single occasion So II resolred 10 repeal
the festival tonight and hundred active fingers are nov
eagsged in plucisg the esh ripe berries for the sup
ply Tier, Hebss in ATTENDANCE whose pretty pOu
in lips found their 0ny metaphor IN the Feast ftsef-
xke dish o. noe berries .upoher-d In crrxm
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FAIt oF A srprssuos szzpsE--A dispatch from Mon
trrs says:
SHE suspension bridge The lls % The Moot
nor.ncv rir~r gsre tins morning snd the vbols
urusfurr. Together With ard wo-rsn, ard horse
and cart was carried the fsls The bodies u the
forfrraie persons hare not been found-T
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TIE vEsTrHr urrzs-Tbe ST Louis Republican n the
ash alt says:
The river this poin; = rising steadily and 10 In
stage The Upper NssissPpi reported rising slowly al
the way from Gslena The illinois river IL fsnr. The
Missouri y also filling but in good boating stage There
i plenty Of ia The banks but -srdbsrs VERY
ickiy scattered and ii il very dicnlt IN many pisces
End the channel
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LETrsARr-srx Stephens Is ene~ged on new porea to
be called NAry The laid Ia The valley OF the
Wyorsng ard re rork vii hs~, the ins~r~< of portion
q revcstonnry history blended with is drawn
from inagin.fion-
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NAvkLA lsftrr from Genoa o. the sun Of April says
The AHnsrioar squadron leaves to-day for the coast q
spain, after touching Ia spes whsr~ IL has establish
81 general depot Of provisions and clothing
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ERW npnIn0 OOODa FOR oEsTIEsSs--f.
eTEEn n<rrh~a Ne 90 a~~~~ss rsr~~s s~f~-~e
ss< rsHss sss hs- 49, ~
ass ts- ranst r-s - s
ehscs stTiss ere .ss~1
ssT, .trs- 500 6~s'rssss
Ne cwswsrvs, us~si a~<
ss~s~~s f~~rsshsre sre<. Ger s-nfs-~-
ArfH fe-~~<@ww Star sma Dran1
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D.rro-, (y. Y-,D Nay The village q Gg~snas, is
Csttsr.ur1s county, slno~s wholly destroyed
night Amongst n. bsierrs consumed an of
usrs block w.lchs blcos, Hsnries ssorshoas~ M.nson
House, nths bridge," k1
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OFFICIAL.

TuAsrnr DEr.rrzsHr, December i, isss.
Notice hereby hoders
that is department viii pssshsss The
said stcckz p~Gr
iss day u jaas viii pay oowns prices
wn.
is4a parusm Of 10 per cent FOR
sock 81 Of iss7 isSs per
noay
niy stack, Of And for STOCK
1885. Nsvrnhsr, 1884, received he
Treasury prior yssuary of9x per
ceat January day Mae
psessm 81 and received AxIcs
and said La 81 Jnne Of ~ per
Interest will specified
As cerscs's from aAe la July last dasssnsd prince
p Of the received As Let January ahsr
viii be allowed In addition pr~mc
cm la January ~ dsae Of their receipt
ds interest w y allowed h aAdioa for the reach
sears
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pos Janaay nex BY parry
estre4 receive tbe psSchnse-ssssy.
fsyneas for fhsss viii ~aSe ~ spoa
ssssa, se- Foss. Phiadph. pans
snancd 70 receive me .onsy n~y direct
Secretary of the Treasury
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Mrs. YcsE, Nay The Ns~ Hsrrn rsilrosd depot IN
C~usr. street partially destroyed by ar.
ing u imnen-s srsctsrs, covering fc~r bloch,
ground, and esasaned fznumrrsbe Tn. loss /,
rerr hssry.
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