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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!l
j. IL. ENGEL. OF sunbury, Pa.
Z AS just arrived with n splendid stock OF
Fail Goods from philsdephia TO which he
RESPECTFULLY invites his friends and the Public to
can and INSPECT, he will spare no lime in show
ing them Among his stock Of goods will be
found, FINE BLUE AND BLACK
FRENCH CLOTH,
Fine Black and Fancy Cnsimeres Tweeds, Sat-
inetts, Jeans add Farcy Vcsiing, also large as
sortmcnt Of Ready made CLOTHING for men
and boys (cheap.)
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black and fancy dress silk. (very cheap) silk chal
II, French Merino Printed French Merino. Plaid
Cahmere, all wool Deaire, all wool Debare.
Mohair Debegc, Printed Cashmere, valeniia.
ChaiIi Robe quill, Delaine Robes, Persian De-
laine Robes, lo de Cherre Robes piain Dehap,
Lovellus and Dclaine at all prices, and tho Reed
stripe skirts, Fail Shawls and Mantillas, good
assortment Of white goods, Collars, Sleeves. ldsi
hnen shirt fronts, NJ arseies,t Brilliant d C. "a
general assortment Of domestic Dry 60 ds. =
Also large stock of Hats and CAPS, Doots
and shoes, Hardware, Queens and Glassware,
Groceries, Cedarware, Stone end Earthenware,
Drugs and Paints, Salt, Fish, Cheese, II am, Un, ,
Tar &c. &c.
N. B.-Wall and Window Paper, Floor and
Table Oil Cloth, Carpets, all the ab = will 10
sold AT low prices for cash country produce ta-
''S' ~ '''' IN. ENqGL.
Sunbnry; Sept. 25, lS5s.-tf.
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FUN MS TWO PIANOS, LONNDN, UclULtr l5 ls5s.
~ MEYER, respectfully informs his friends and the
H. public generally that he has constantly hand PlA-
NOS equal Ia tn or which he received the Prize Med
al IN London in 1881.
All odcrs promptly attended 10, and great care taken
IN he aceciiuu and packing the
He has received during the Inst Fifteen years
Medals than any other maker from the Franklin Institute
--also First Premiums in Boston, New York and Bau-
more
Warerooms No. 20 Arch street below Eighth south
side, PIl PHILADELPHIA.
SpntpmbpT l.. l~T-
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New Advertisements.
Estnta Of Eol,n Fart, Ce

Estate Of John Fart, Cec'o.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration have been granted TO the
subscrber on the estate Of John Hart deco,
late of Lower Augusta township, Nor,hum-
bsrland county. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment, and
thoso having claims to present them dolly au-
thenticated for settlement.
GEO. SELLER, Admir-.
October Q, l95e.-Ct.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

estationery.-A large supply of fancy Note
~ Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, Sand, &C., at
July IN, SO A. w. FISHERS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
daS2Cag0aAz1
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IRON Cffy Commercial d'c,tpre.
Iron City Commercial Cc,iege.

PIrTsBuRaH, PA. Chartered 1856
800 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1850
Now the largest aud most thorough Cumrpercnl School
Of the United States Young prepared for actual
duties Of the Counting Room.
g. Smith, A. NJ. Prof of Book keeping and Science Of
Accounts.
4. T. Douibctt, Teacher OF Arithmetic and Commercial
Calculation.
J. A. Tfeydrick and I. c. jenkins, Teachers Of d f.
keeping
A. Cowey aud w. A. Miller, Pfofs of Penmansln
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK.KEF ING,
As used in every department of business
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETlC-RAPiD BI MESS
WRITING-DETECTING COUNTER rr
MoNEY-MERCANTILE CORRESPoNG EN CE-
CONNER CIAL Law
Are taught and all other subj ecis necessary r tho success
and through tducatlon of practical business rnan.
~ PREMIUMS
Drawn all the premiums ~ Pittsburgh f,r tlie past three
yeufs, also IN Eastern and Western Cities fof best VIII
ting.
Nor ES5aAvED WoEE.
NiPOR FAINT INFORMATION
Students enter at any tme-N0 vacation-ri,na rnlirn.
edReview at plsasuc-Graduales assisted in obtaining
situalions-rmun f1r fail Commercial Course SIS cu-
Average time to IL weeks-B Board 50 50 per week
Stationery, S6.O0-Entire cost, $4,000 to S70lO.
~ Minister'S Sons received at half Price
For Acknowledgement OF Busnrs. and Ornn.
mental WIiing-incluse two stamps ard address
F w JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Ia
September 25, 1873 -iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

MESSAGE OF THE GovERNoR OF NEBRAsKA.
The Nebraska City News, of October 20,
brings the Message Of Governor Richardson,
10 the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory.
He impresscs upon the members the necessity
Of promptly enacting the laws necessary for
the protection of persons and property. and
the rights of citizens generally the Justices
Of the Peace in the Territory having refused
to investigate charges of crime until they
are authorized to do so by statute. He con-
demns the present banking system of the
Territory, aud instructed the District Attor-
neys to prosecute all Banks that have failed
to redeem their notes when presented with
a view to the forfeiture Of their charters. He
speaks highly of the geperal prosperity of the
Territory, especially of its abundant supply
of coal and recommends that Congress be
memorialized for an appropriation for geo.
logical survey and after illusions to some
purity local matters, expresses the hope that
patriotism will rule over their counses.
NoRrHERN CENTRAL. RAuRoAD.-The Nor
thern Central railroad company through their
secretary, Robert S. Holins, Esq, advertise
for proposals for the construction OF 100
"Gondola cars. This shows an increase Of
business.
This road, running fron Baltimore to Sum-
bury and following the course Of the Susque-
hanna, is in complete order, and ranks as a
first class throughfare. The track is well
laid and baiasted, and the bridges duraSly
constructed. The time table is arranged
with due regard to comfort, allowing travellers
to obtain their meals at regular hours at
certain stations, and to make connections
with all divorging roads. Forty miles beyond
Sunbury, the Sudbury and Erie track is used
to WlIlismsport. This portion is in excellent
repair. The scenery along the whole route
| is Of the most beautiful description. lbe
| cars in use ere wide and spacious, and We
| have yet to learn Of any just cause OF com
! paint, which exists in the management
| The Superintendent is q. &. Adreon, Esq.
| of Batlmere.-Pdtriot Union.
THR Purchase OF MOUNT VEEHoN.-W'
| Iesru from tho October number Of the Noun
! Vernon Record, that tho first instalment o
$4,000. due January |, 1889, is now on haut
and ready TO be paid. or this amount, S33,
600 is so ndvantsgeonsly Invested as to earl
from seven to eight and ten per cent, making
| it injudicious to forestnll the payment as th
interest TO be paid 10 Mr.. Washington is bu
ak per cent. From the present time to th
22d FebOary is nearly five months, aud 1t !
hoped to raise the entire amount during thi
time, not only that possession may be takei
Of the estate at an early day, bnt also to saw
the interest which ia to be remitted aocordin
to the agreement, if the amount is paid With
tie current year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

He also continues to receive, weekly. supplies
Of -four, giving his customers fresh article and
at very reasonable rates.
Sunbury, July 81, Is5s.-6
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
Estate Of Georsa Rrosious, decd.
q y VI - n .
Sherin@s Office, Sunbury,} }
Oct Q, 1858.

The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, IS.
VENO Catharine Brosious, widow John Bro
IL sious; John Bingaman alicnce of Peter
Wilmer who was alieHce of Peter Brosious /;
John Binsaman and Jorsal Wilmer alienees of
Henry Brosious; Charles and Napoleon Brosious
OF Lower Mahonoy, alienees of Nicholas Bro
sous; Sophia, widow of Daniel Lahr; Anna
intermaIried with Peter Seller, who resides in
Nattany Valley; Peter Lahr who was inter-
married with Elizabeth Sch!oyer, formerly Bro
sious who was first inteGmanied with Adam
SchroyCr (now deceased) said Elizabeth being
now deceased, leaving the following children viz !:
Nicholas Schroyer who Tesidesin Mscedon, Aer-
Ger county, Ohoi Peter Schroyer residing in
Seneca county, New York; Anna intermarricd
with Jacob Negel, residing in Seneca county, n.
York, Adam Schroycr living in Ohio, George
Lahr who resides near Lower Sandusky in OHIO,
Henry Lahr of Seneca county, n. Y, John Lahr
residing in Michigan. David lahr residing in the
State last aforesaid, Hugh Lahrresiding in Ohio,
and Elizabeth intermarricd with William liaines
of McKees, Snyder county, Pa, collateral heirs
and representatives of George Brosious late of
Georgetown, Northumberland county deceased,
and TO all other persons interested.
,
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q EOA MORE MEN WANTED AS AGENTS
Z.DOU TO CIRCULATE .Inpil-sellng valuable
FAMILY WORKS which attract by their low prices
interesting contents, and snpebly ooored plates For
circulars, with particulars apply, il you live East, 10
HENRY HOWE, No 100 Nasslu-st, N. Y il West,
to the same, No. III Main st, Cincinnati.
October o. ie53.-3mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
In the Court of Common Pleas Of North
cumberland County.

John Bower.
VS.. Fl. Fa. No. fO6 August T.
Charles Heninger.) 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
appointed by the said Court, Auditor to distri-
buIe monies arising from the sale of personal
property of the defendant, will sit for that pur'
pose at his office in the borough Of Sunburv, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, of Saturday, October 23d, 1888.
HENRY D0NNEL, Auditor.
Sunbury, Oct. 2, 1855.
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ssrsIi5ury academy.

VEHHE Sunbury Academy will open its Winter
Il Session on Monday, the 4th day of October
1858.
TERMS PER QuiaTBs ARE:
Lower English Branches, $500
Higher do. do. 500
Latin, &c. 900
Scholars taken at all tines during tho Session.
ISAAC HUFF, Principal.
sunbury, Sept. rs, ls5s.-2t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

GwAYNE's COMP'D SYRUP OF WILD
~ CHERRY, an excellent article for Coughs,
Gods, &c. For sale only at FISHERS.
Sunhury, Oct. 2, 1888.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

SAwS.-Wood. Cross Cut and Mill Saws
- Superior sr,icis al P1sHERAe
s3nSury.syGs t7ths fe5s.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

J. T. BROWN, Manufacturing Jeweer, No 26 Mai
den Lane Oilers his stock, consisting OF general assuTt-
Of Lockeis, Chains &c, which are offered at the
lowest cash prices. Great Inducements to country cash
buyeGs
October 0, is5s.-3mos
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You and each Of yen sre hereby cited TO be
and appear before the Judges Of cur Orphans
Court at an Orphans Court to bo held for said
county on the first Monday of November next,
and then and there accept OF refuse to take the
real estate of the said Gtorge Brosious deceased,
at the valuation thereof or show cause why the
same should not be sold. And hereof fail not.
Certified from tie records of our iid Orphan 5
[seaI.l Court at sunbury the 7lh day Of august,
A. ID. 1898.
TH0s. d. GRANT, pep',y, ClS o, c.
The above named heirs and legal representa-.
tives, will please take notice of the above rule.
JAMES VANDNkE, Sh'f.
Sherifl''s Clice, Sunbury.
October o, 1858.
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Pure wines and Liquors.

TUsTrecsived at FISHERS Drug and Che
- miesl Emporium.
Sunbuy, Oct ., 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
pnsrAaE STAMPS AND EHvELOPns.

The Stamp Bureau attached to the finance
,rarch of the General Post Office Depart
neut, and under direction Of the Third Assls-
,nt Post Master General j John Marron, Esq
"a. bsc,me one OF ths most responsible end
.xiepsise uuder the Government. The sys-
,om hrs been brought to such perfection, &C.
r9rocy aud simplicity, that its operations are
considered "a among the most interesting In
al IN, monied Institutions Of the Government
W,ehington correspondent furnishes the fol-
hripr statistics and information relative TO
,Le issue of stamps and envelopes aud the
noJ.s oncraudi OF the work performed IN The
stamp department;
For the quarter ending goth o' sept. last
,ba7s we're issecd from this bareau the follow
ing: ocoo
One cent stamps, 9'41g'c0U c0U
Three cents stamps, sV't AZ 'coo .',t
Five cent stamps, ~ ~ .'o0O oO
Ten cent stamps, s9t ,9,'9.U ,eU
Twelve cent stamps, o'''""'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

fs,obacco and seg1fs.-s0,0~
Il SegaTs of yari~%s eisnus
Cavendish aud f.e cut tobacco
suuhupJuly ~, 1883,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
CHARLES HOTTENSTINE,
FREDERICK HAAS,
SAMUEL ENT

Com missioners' Office,
Sunbury, Sept. %, 1858.
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lliud, aud deaf and dumb persons, with
such classification Of each and information
connected Herewith as shall seem TO him
important and shall state the number OF
each class Of persons above mcntione
who are paupers, together with their ages,
and respective places Of nativity, and
what number are capable Of performing
manual labor with benefit to themselves
and profit to the state.
Sec. o, That to o..sble said commis.
sioner to procure special information in
regard TO the industry Of the state, said
commissioner be allowed a contingent
fund Of Eve hundred dollars. to be 90
counted for by proper youlhers, TO the
auditor Of state, aud paid by the treasu
rer, on the certificate Of the auditor, and
that said commissioner be allowed his nee
essary stationery aud blanks in the same
manner as is now provided, 10y law, for
tie secretary Of state.
WILLIAM B, WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of tue Senate.
April le, 1853.
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MOSS

stock companies" be and tho same Is
hereby amended so rs 10 read AS e,llo,vs
Sec 9. Tha, whom the board Of directors
Tor the time being Of any such compan,
desire to become a joint stock compan,
by accepting the provisions Of this act
they shall pass a resolutioa TO that effect.
calling meeting of those holdi1g the
certificates Of said company. and al oh.
crs entitled to receive on distribution anv
proportion Of the ret profits OF sal com.
pany, Of which meeting at least thirty
days notice shall be given IN two news.
papers published in. or Of general circu.
atiO IN the county in which the prinoi.
pal office for business OF said company is
situated, specifying the time. place and
object Of holding She same; when the
TO become joint stock com
panY shall be submitted 10 them to be
voted on, and If agreed 20 by the persons
representing, 10 person or by proxy, three
iourths in amount Of the certificates of
said company, or othorwiso entitled on
DISSOLUTION to the major part Of the net
profits of said company, the company
shall thereupou cease 10 be a mutual,
and shall be and become a Joint stock
company, with such an amount Of capital
stock, not less than ffy thousand dollars,
consisting Of real estate at its taxable val
ue, mortgages on real estate we'll secured,
aud no, having more than ninety days to
run. stock or bonds at thoiy cash value,
ana money on actual depostas may from
lime to time be agreed on by the persons
representing as aforesaid, three fourths in
amount Of the certificates of said oompa.
ny, otherwise entitled, on distribution to
the major part Of the net profits Of said
Sec g This act to take effect from, and
after is passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of Che House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April l2, lS5e,
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TIFFIN, oHIo, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1858.

ed, and for general expenses Of the insti.
tuition for Che education Of the blind, FIVE
thousand dollars; for payment Of salaries
lot warden, deputy warden, clerk, physi-
clan and moral instructor, Of the Ohio
Penitentiary, eight hundred dollars; for
payment OF guards, repairs provision,
clothing, and other general expenses Of
The Ohio Penitentiary, fifteen thousand
dollars; for payment Of costs Of proseou.
ton and transportation of conviots to the
peniteniarY. ten thousand dollars; for tho
payment Of salaries o. the members of
the board Of public works, and their clerk,
thirteen hundred dollars; for payment Of
officers and other employees, aud current
expenses Of the state asylum for idiots,
fifteen hundred dollars.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April ie, 1893.
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dition TO the persons named 10 section
one hundred aud tweuty-four Of the act
70 which this is supplementary to make
all mortgages Of, and other lien holders
whether by judgment or otherwise, on
said real estate, and al trustees holding
the legal title thereto, parties defendants
to such petition in The same manner as Is
now provided by law for making parties
defendants thereto.
Sec. 2. The probate court and court
Of common pleas in which such petition
may be fled shall have full powor to de-
termine the equities between the parties
and tho prioriIies Of lien Of the several L.
on holders on said real estate, and to or.
der distribution Of The money arising
from the sale Of such real estate according
TO the respective equities and priorities OF
lien as found by the court.
Sec. 5 This act shall take effect and
be in force from aud otter its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House sf Representatives.
MARTIN WELEER,
Presidept Of the Senate.
April 10, 1853.
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strange. if Trna.

AS man was walking in his garden.
he discovered two clothes horses. He
took them in to his stable where he soon
broke them. He tnon put the yoke OF an
egg upon their neeks. attached them to a
cart by the bonds Of friendship and COW
cred them with a sheet Of tightening 70
protect them from the -lies. He then
loaped upon the cart, sat upon the seat Of
government, took the whip Of top in ons
hand and the reins Of several kings in the
other, and drove off, passing through the
gait Of a Buffalo, over the ground oolfse
for three miles; bat 10 crossing the tract
Of a snail he was run into By train Of
thought, and dashed heels over head INTO
a stream Of eloquonce, where his cart was
broken against the rock Of a cradle. By
industry and frugalty he soon gained ths
shore, where he made boat OF lhe baik
OF the prairie wolf. which he ntted with
mast made Of the north pole and Two
auction sales, He then sailed dowa the
river to its mouth. and landed upon q
tongue Of land, whore he was seized BY
a serious sensation and conveyed 10 a cell
whore he was secured by chain Of light.
ming fastehed by thunder bolt. Tha
jailor gave him his liberty fora Chiistmas
present, and read to him the rspors Of
cannon.
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AN ACT
N AN ACT
Making appropriations for the FIRST GUAR
ter of the wear 1880

81 AN ACT
Making appropriations for the frst GUAR,
ter of the year 1859.
Sec 1 BE Il endcted"Jy tie General
assembly of he State of Ohio, That
the following sums be and are hereby ap,
propriated, out of any money in the
treasury applicable thereto, from the gen
eral revenue fund. for the expenses ia
part for the first quarter Of the year com
meneing on the fifteenth day of NoVem-
Der, in the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and ffty-eighti for the payment oil
the salaries Of the governor, auditor,
treasurer, secretary Of state, attorney gen
elal, state commissioner of common
schools, and state librarian, two thousand
two hundred dollars; for payment of sal.
ries of Judges Of the supreme court, oourl
Of common pleas, and superior courts,
nineteen thousand dollars: for payment Of
the salary of secretary to the governor,
two hundred dollars; for pay ment OF
olerEs in the Office of the auditor Of state,
two thousand dollars; for payment Of
CLERKS in the Office OF the treasurer OF
state, five hundred dollars; for payment
of clerks in the Of ths secretary Of state,
four hundred dollars; for payment of sal
aries of superintendent, physician, stew
ard, matrou, aud other officers aud EN-.
ployees. and for household and incidental
expenses OF the Central Ohio Lunatie
Asylum. ten thousand dollars; for paw,
nent Of salaries Of superintendent, ply
sician, steward, mstron, and other officers
and employees. and for household and
incidental expenses. Of the Southern
Lunalio Asylum, six thousand dollars,
for salaries Of superintendent, physician.
steward, matron, and other officers and
employees, and for household and Incl
dental expenses Of the Northern Lunatic
Asylum, six thousand dollars; for sala-
aries of officers and payments to other
persons, and for household and incidental
expenses Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
i've thousand dollars; for salaries Of OH
GERS, teachers aud other persons en- 9loy-
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WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April 10, 1858.
mo. 1lo.l AN ACT

No. 116.] AN ACT
To amend an act entitled can act to reg.
uate the fees Of officers in civil and
criminal cases." passed March 5, 49,
81.
Section L. Be IL enacted By tie General
assembly Of tie State Of Ohio, Thai
section fifteen Of said act be so amended
as to read as follows: Sec. l5 That each
regular grand aud petit juror shall be al,
lowed the sum Of one dollar and fifty
cents per day for each and every day he
may serve as such juror, and Eve cents
per mile from his place of residence to the
county seat to be certified by the clerk ol
the court, and be paid out by the county
treasury, on the order Of the county au.
ditor; provided, that nothing in this aot
contained shall be construed to apply to a
struck jury, and to jurors on inquests
holden by coroners or justices, each one
dollar to be paid out Of the county treas
ury on the order Of tho county auditor,
who shall be furnished by the county
coroner or justice with the names Of the
Jurors.
Sec. ?. That section sixteen of said
act be amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. q. That each tales Juror serving rs
petit juror, in the court Of common pleas
or in the district court, shall be entitled
to the sum Of fifty cents for each iurytn.
al on which he may serve; provided, the
trial does not detain such tales Jurors
more than one day; but in case he Is de.
tanned more than one day on such trial,
he shall receive one dollar per day; pro-
Yided, further, that il any petit jury shall
continue in session during the night sea
son or any part thereof, the night so EN-
ployed and the preceding day shall be
counted as one day; such account shall be
audited and paid in the manner prescribed
in the preceding section.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from aud aftei its passage and
original section fifteen aud sixteen hereby
amended be and the same are hereby re-
pealed
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
April l2, 1865.