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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
Anti Lecompton Tickot

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For Governor.
JOHN CURREY.
of Solano.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN CONNEss.
Of Ell Dorado.
For Congress.
JOSEPH G. McKIBBIN. Of Sios.
SAMUEL A. BOOKER, of San 'JJoara, Joac,,
Judge of the Supreme Court '"'
ROYAL T. SPRAGUE, of Sbast,
,ooClerk Clerk of The Supreme Court
JoSEPH POWELL, of Sacramento
Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. II, MYERS, of Alameda
Surveyor General,
JAMES S. LONG, Of Butte.
Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH, of San Fraro;...
Controller.
GEORGE PEARCE, of Sonoms
Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON, of SacramoDto
State Printer,
JOHN OMEARA, of San Francisco
For Judge of 9th Judicial District
ELIJAH STEELE, of Siskiyon
For Senator-2lst District,
HENRY J. HOWE.
County Ticket.
For Assembly.
S. r. SHORT.
For Sheriff,
]. G. MESSED.
For County Clerk,
JOHN a. WATSON
For Assessor,
+. d. KETCHUM.
For Treasurer.
MAN LANG.
District Attorney,
JOHN EPLEY.
For Coroner,
j. A. TOWN.
Pnbilc Administrator,
HENRY MARTIN.
Supervisor I'd District.
30ic. GEORGE WILLIAMS
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Justice OF the Peace.

NJ. r. CRAWFORD is ii candidate for Justice
Of the Peace, OF Wcavervile township, at the
September election. 30.tc.
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G. NOR !slLL

c. MORRILL,,
WHOI. .ESAI4E DRUGGIST,
lOFPERs FOR SALE ON THE MOST
M reasonable terms, complete assortment Of
Ia Drugs, Oils Paints, Patent Medicines,
Brushes. Toilet Articles, Periumery, etc.
Agent for Jaynes Medicines.
Agent for Ayres' Medicines
Agent for Molat's Med c;nes
Agent for Holoway's Medicines.
Agent for TaIrant's Medicines.
Agent for Brandreth' S Pills
Agent for Wrights |. V. Pills.
Agent Tor Browns Essence jamaica Cling r..
Agent for Lyons kathairon.
Agent for Davis Pain Killer.
Agent for Richardson's S Bitters
Agent for Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
Agent for Bachelors Hair Dye.
Agent for Shaker Herbs and Extracts
Agent for the Iceland Pcctoral, for Coughs,
Colds, and all Diseases Of the IungS.
Agent for Risley's Fluid Extract of Buchu, fer
the cure of diseases Of the sexual organs, in male
aud female.
Agent for Thorn's Extract of Copaiva and Sar-
saparIla, for sexual diseases.
Agent, also, for all the GENUINE Medicines
Of tie day.
qzG- Beware Of countcrreits
Apply to c. MORRILL,, Druggist,
COruer Battery and Washington streets,
san Francisco
c. MORRILL,. Druggist,
X. street, corner Third, sacramento
Cnn,phenc, Burning Fiuid, Alcohol, Tar
pentne Polar Lard and Sperm Oils manufac.
'ured. imported and for SAL. AT lowest rates, by
c. MORRILL,, Druggist,
San Francisco and Sacramento.
The above for sale in Wnavcrville, by
Ii. j. SEAMAN. Druggist,
80 l3t. Main Street.
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Ma1,r.iGl:

In San Francisco, on the 25th ultimo, hy Rev.
Thomas Cody, at the Vallejo street Church, Mr..
THoMAS GARRErY, Of Trinity River to Mrs. ELIZA
KENNEDY. OF San Francisco both of Ireland
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Notice 2

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-CoUNTY OF Hum
- BoIDT We whose names are bereunto an
nexed, do certify that we have associated together
as Joint Stock Company, for the purpose of
constructing Plank aud Turnpike Road between
Union, HUMBOLDT County, State of California,
and Weaverville. Trinity County, in said State,
over the most practicable route between the two
places mentioned, and that meeting of the sub
scribers will be held at the Store of A. Jacoby
d Co., in said town of Union OIL
Friday, the 9th day of September next,
at one o'clock, ?. NJ, for the purpose of a pre-,
liminary organization of said company
j. +. WYMAN, WIN. CoDDINGToN,
BYRON DEMING, ]. MICHAEL,
ii. S. DANIELS, l. MANNHEIM,
WM. G. MARTIN, H. FLEIsHMAN,
/. j. NEwKIRK, HENRY STERN
DAVID MAsTEN, |. CuLpERG.
WM. NIXON, A. JACOBY,
ID. ID. AvERILL, A. III, MURDOCH,
j. II. CUSHING.
32.2w.
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VOTE I0N LM, LVNNYE0DY.-JoIn O'Mcara
should be reelected to the Office Of State Printer
lie is Prtntcr; Bolts, bis only opponent now, is
d lawyer During Q Mceras incumIency the
State printing has been done cheaper and better
than ever before. The Office Of State Printer
'hould he filled by a printer, and nobody else,
and we hope voters viii think 50 before casing
Their suffrage fer a lawyer for the Office
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re- GUSTAV THEDE, alias MNlier, is an
nounced as independent candidate for Constable
of this Township. cote
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FLOOR MANAGERS ;

JNo, MARTIN,. N,......,,.,,.....W Wcayerville,
JNu. DENl,' l,'.''..... '........... ..ouaSta,
|. n. IRVING, G,...,......... Trinity Center.
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HS cAIu uatr Tor COHSlhbltt fOT hc&NcIfllIc 'o"i-
ship, at the ensuing election. Site.
no GEORGE GOLDTHORPE is apnoGnced
candidate for Constable, for WeaverviIte town
ship. at the ensuing election. Site.
Gs- lad pendent candidate for Constable, for
WcayervIle township ,,,.
JNte. JOHN BREEN.
re- GUSTAV THEDE, alias MNlier, is an
nouncrd as independent candidate for Constable
of this Township. 30te
OWEN FINNEGAN is hereby announced
candidate for reelection to the Office OF Constable
at the ensuing election, 3O,te
III Please announce me as candidate for
Constable of Weaverville township at the Sep
tember election.
este. P.B. OKEEFE.
BsS~ Please announce my name as q candidate
for the Office of Constable Of Weavervlle town
ship at the ensuing election.
este. VIM O. SOUTHWICK.
We are authorized to announce JOHN CA
HILL as a candidate for Constable for Weaver
vile township.
We are authorized to announce JONATHAN
S. SCI4ElG as a candidate for Constable of
Weaverville Township, in September.
ORION WASHINGTON is announced as Inde-
pendent candidate for Constable for Weaverville
township, in September,
W. L. COLLINS is announced as Democratic
candidate for Constable.
JOSEPH DELAVAN is candidate for the Of
flee Of Constable, in September.
TO JACOB F. SMITH is candidate for
Constable Of Weaverville Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

Con-. BAKER-Ihs gentleman, orator and poll
tie.an we are toiA, las signjGed bis intention 10
speak at WeaverYiIle on Monday evening next,
il possible. How the Colonel will encct this end
We are nnabl" 10 see as his list Of appointments
eaiend 10 the evening Of the 9Th, at Sacramento.
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Beck and Job Printing ~

OF every description done In a superior man
per, and at reasonable prices.
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Az pIEGoNIAN FOR PHEspENr-Since The Pre-
sidcnt La- published his declaration that he would
Iot b. a candidate before the Charleston Couyen-
ton, ihe general opinion among Mr.. Buchanan's
I'D personal ficuI= is said TO be that he desires
1h" uoHnation Of Gen. joe Kane, OF Oregon, and
Wjl! use the influence Of bis Administration in
III" Effort to secure his nomination. The Baletia'S
Washington correspondent says the report is all
common.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

DANciAG PAErY.-A pleasant little party was
had at the residence Of Nelson Bates, Steiner
Flat, On Thursday evening. DANCING and merry
making vas KEPT mp till morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

TERRIBLE pEATn.--On Saturday last, near
Monte Cristo, Sierra county, Charles Karsten and
Girsc Peterson, while at work in a tunnel, dis
covered the blacksmith shop, and pile Of wood
and coal, on fire, in the mouth Of the tunnel.
Karstcu ran in about six hundred feet, and was
taken out, five hours afterwards, insen-ible, but
has recovered Pctorson's litcess body was found
about five hundred feet in tie tunnel, where he
had boon smOthered 10 death BY lhe heat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

H. j. SEAMAN, Agent Of Freeman 4 Co., IS
ll4Dkrd iYr California papers furnished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

FRoN 1uE INDIAN FlGTEHs.--" Sandipky' ad
yjse4 us, by letter Of the doinss Of the KiJbe
Rangers. One day last week they surprised a
camp and took fifty Indians prisoners, onc-third
Of whom were bucks" They were captured on
Butte Creek, aud VIII be sent to Round Valley
reservation. A portion Of Gen. Kibbc' company
is in Butte Valley, on the Lawson route. The
Trinity boys belonging TO the company were in
fine health and spirits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

OWEN FINNEGAN is hereby announced as a
candidate for reelection to the Office OF Constable
at the ensuing election, 3Ote
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

ANoTnER WAHNING.-The rear Of Bakers bar
her shop, on Main street, was discovered on fire
Thursday noon, bpt checked without doing any
great damage. Fire alarms are becoming too
frequent, aud the new buildings are getting well
eeasQned. Keep lhem hooks handy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

NEWS DAPor.-Clegg, Of the News Depot, sup
piled Atlantic papers and pictorials in profuson
on arrival Of steamer papers San Francisco
daily hl"s also received from hn.
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ACCIDENT: On Tuesday afternoon, VIM. Kcef-
cr, OF Ferry Bar, was end ayoring to draw The
charge in a Last. Notwithstanding the hole was
filed with water, and portion Of the powder
remoy,d, an explosion took place. severely Luln-
ing bis FACE and left band. Several other persons
were standing by. bat escaped. Dr. Gordon was
called. and undrr his care Mr. Keefcr is doing
well, and able TO walk about. lie promises TO
m,GdIe with powder no more. His friend, will
Il" glad to hear ttat be VIII scarcely bear the
Llik uf his injuries.
The san JtAN ISLAND AFr4IK.-The matter III
dispute is 10 be "am.caJ.y settled" if possible,
OF Which there is little doubt Gen Uarney re
lied in bold and decided manner to the inter
rogetons Of the British commander in regard to
the occuplton Of tho island. Good feeling at
present exists wi;A the copuQudag officers Of
both governments The island is being fortified
already eight 32-pouhdrra and six field pieces
have been mountrd, and by this time the Island
j. probably occupied by tho thousand American
troops.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

SrLLlfAN.-JIry Sullivan, the news king, sent
steamer up 10 Sacramento ON Saturday with
Eastern publications. As usual, he forwarded an
Immense package Of papers and pjctorials 10 this
office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

Mixed CoNGEEGArIoN.- The stage from Pine
Grove brought TO this place, on Thursday, nine
passengers, two Of HON were county candidates.
three ladies Of questionable virtue, and two dark
compleNloGed southerners! Next to the grave
or an old-Mshioncd picnic, the California stage
coach Is the most democratic inaitutiou we know
Ol.-.KoAntniLL .Neasrnpat
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lrN>Y NAME FOR 'AA.-Homes, Of the Mari
pos" Gas(Ae, says they have "Mastang preach
crs' down there. What denomination may they
be, Mr. Gdse9e man
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DESERVED IA fast young man recently
hired horse and buggy at Rockford, H., to ride
Short distance, but drove the animal seventy
miles, when it died from exhaustion A party of
young men very nearly whipped the young bar
baI.an to death.
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MANAGEMENT ::

NOTHHIEItt OF +KTFaHgc HtHIs,
Trinity Center, Sept. 3, 1859. 23.3t.
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SAFEs.-F. TilImao, san Francisco, adver!izcs
Tilton 4 NcFarldud's fire and burglar proof
safes. 4 secure safe is almost indispensable in
mountain business, where mercantile and trading
houses are mostly wooden buildings, and in con
slant danger from FIRE one of Tillon ~ McFar.
land, safes may be seen at the store 0! Pierce,
Church Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

ODD lmLows BALL-The members of Comet
l.9dgc, No ST. l. o. Q. f., at Trinity Center, an
nounce their intention to give n ball on the 22d
The list Of managcrs will be found elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

ANoTnhn BLooDr bEED.-Yrginia Stewart,
Mobile woman was slot ly her paramour. L. C.
Mcdonald, Oh the 23d Of July. They had been
living together for two years, bat, because of bad
treatment, She hed to New York, whore he fol-
i"vod, and upon her refusing to return, he shot
h'r through the head She died on the 4h Of
Augu.t-lNing Twelve days with bullet wound
lArNMeh tur hrnn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

CHrAIN James +, Schcuck, L. S. H., ordered
to the command Of the Saginaw, has arrived at
San francisco ly the Golden Age Captain
Schcncb is the officer who hoistcd the American
lag at san Pedro, Santa Barbara aud Los Angles,
in 1856.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

lrlR4rtRE.-We Ne are obliged 10 Messrs Green
hood Block and Kcefer, Of the Express Office, for
Atlantic papers and periodicals, express fayors,
&c within a week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

We are authorized to announce JONATHAN
S. SCLElGII as candidate for Constable of
Weaverville Township, in September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

ORION WASHINGTON is announced MS Inde-
pendent candidate for Constable for Weavervlle
township, in September,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

E-ss- Please announce me as candidate for
Constable of WeavervilIe township at the Sep
tember election.
este. 7. B. OKEEFE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

TIRE EitrHANfs. The phant exhibition took
place on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Al
The people the CANVASS would hold, witnessed
heir first pcrformquce The exhibition, general
With one exception, was performed, and done
we'll. Prof lronmon2er, (What a uamc,) in a tent
o"sil". ouidd WIz'n in londling ratlesnakcs
haIi-a foznn Of which were allowed uueuyiaJIe
lai-i.iarity q oat hi, face aud neck.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

HAVE THE FUsENs FUSED The resu. of the
meeting in this city Of Anti-Lccompton and Re
publican nominees for State officers does not ap-
pear to be, or have been. an "enthusiastic demon
suaton" Secrecy prevailed and it can only be
asked Did the lusels fuse? If they are not in
red heat yet, the fu.jng time will conflict too
much with election .N0rniRg CoH
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10
Sflisttllautol1s,

GA few days since an old topper died
suddenly. The coroner, in consequence,
held an inquest. listened to the testimony Of
the surgeon, and suggested the verdict,
"Water on the brain," when juror rose to
object. "Mr. Coroner" sold he, 81 have
knOwp the deceased for ten mortal years,
and know he never saw sober moment
all that time. To say that such a man CON
die with water on the brain is therefore all
nonsence. 1t can't be done. Cause why :?
--he never took any into his system. The
true verdict, Mr.. Coroner, should be, Gin,
rum or brandy on the BRAIN but as can't
get such verdict, am willing TO split the
-compromise-and bring in a
verdict as follows: Died from the effects
OF brandy and water on the brain.'" The
verdict, eventually, was so returned.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10
[No. 1901
AN ACT

No. 100. AN ACT
To amend section one of an act for the con.
finement Of persons under the authority oi
the United States in the jails of this State
passed December 20, 1906, and to repeal
section two Of said act.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the
Hrst section of an act entitled "an act fol
the confinement Of prisoners under the
authority OF the United States, in the ials
of this State," passed December 90, A. D.
1905, be and the same is hereby amended SC
as to read as follows That the sheriff OF
the keeper Of any Jail in any county of this
State shall be and he is hereby authorized
and required to receive all prisoners com.
mitted to his custody by the authority of the
United States, and to keep them safely unit
discharged by due course of the laws of the
same; and If any sheriff or jailor shall neg
lect or refuse to perform the services and
duties required Of him by this act, or shall
offend in the premises, he shall be liable to
the like penalties, forfetures and actions as
If such prisoner or prisoners had been com
mitted under the authority Of this State;
provided, that every prisoner who shall be
committed for any offence by the authority
Of the United States, shall be supported a,
the expense Of the same during his or her
confinement 10 said jail, and no greater com
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

OtTA renowned clergyman of New York
lately preached rather a long sermon from
the text, "Thou art weighed in the balance
and found wanting" After the congrega-
tion had listened about an hour, some began
to get weary and went out others soon fol-
lowed, greatly to the annoyance of the min.
lister. Another person started, whereupon
the parson stopped in his sermon, and said.
"That is right, gentlemen; as fact as you
are weighed, pass out" He continued his
sermon at some length after that, but no one
disturbed him by leaving.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

OTA fashionable doctor lately informed
his friends, in large company, that he had
been passing eight days in the county,
"Yes," said one of the party, sit has been
announced in one of the journals. ."-"Ah !"
said the doctor stretching his neck, and look
ing very important, "pray, in what terms =
In what terms? Why, as we'll as can re-
member, it is nearly in the following -
There were last week seventy seven inter-
ments less than the week before.'"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

TA sable descendant of Africa, by the
name of Mingo, having been at work at q
distance, was met by his master returning
home on frightful-looking old horse, with.
out saddle or bride, when the following dia.
loUue ensued: "Well, Mingo, how came
you by that horse !"-Oh, massa, l buy him
and Rib ten dollar."-"But where did you
get the money to pay for him :" sob, mas.
90, me trade me give 'em rite down note oh
hand for three months" "But, Mingo, when
your three months are out, what then ?''--
"Deu, msssa. den I take up that note and
civ 'eM another !" ...#
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

GA well.primed lover of the bottle, who
had lost his way, reeled into teetotal gro
Gerry and hiccupped "Mr. -7, do
you--keep-a-anything-good to take
here Z" eyes," replied the temperance
shopkeeper, tive have excellent cold water;
the best thing you could have" "Well
know it," was the reply "there is no-one
thing-that's done so much for-navigation
--as that"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

@When DR.. Lucas, very unpopular
man, venured on speech in the Irish Par.
Lament, and failed altogether, Grattan said,
"He rose without a friend, and sat down
without an enemy"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

6FAn Irish servant having entered the
drawing-room, with the mistress favorite
poodle wringing wet. "How is this, Bridget;
how came Fido to get so very wet?" inquired
the lady. can faith, mem, an it was little
Tommy that had the tiny baste lashed to the
end of powl, and was washing the winders
wild him."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

@Meerschaum pipes, it is said, are made
out of the foam of the sea. The manufuc.
ture Of them, therefore, must be sUrge-ical
operation.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

OETThere is a, man in Exter whose men,
ory is 90 short that it only reaches to his
knees Per consequence, he has not paid for
his last pair Of boots.
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4oetttal.
From Chambers Journal of Popular Literature.
The Curate's FiFeside,

I have one only daughter,
But she Is more to me
Than II had a score or so
To cluster round my knee;
. And meier by boon companion
Was idler's time beguiled,
AZ the curate's leisure moments
Ry the prattle of his child.
My worthy friend and vicar,
The Reverend Mr.. Blount,
OF little rosy children
Has more than he can count;
And the good man smiles serenely,
And pats them on the head,
With hearty benediction,
When they toddle of to bed.
NY brother curate, Webster,
O'er Mr.. Malthus pores,
Thinks only bachelors are blessed,
And babies only bores;
Says curates must not marry;
For 'tis his rule in life
First get a good fat living,
And then wealthy wife.
envy not the vicar
His patriarchal glee,
When the thirteenth Blount lies choking
Across his nurses knee;
Nor yet the unhappy Webster,
His lodgings lone and bleak,
with linen and attendants,
At one pound five week.
wait not for fat living;
heed not paltry pelf;
Twas not for that 1 wooed my wife,
But for her "ain" dear self;
Though she had brought dowry
Were At for peer or prince,
'Twere nothing to the treasure
That she hath borne me since.
For oh when home returning,
Dispirited, unstrung,
There's magic in our Mary's laugh,
There's music on her tongue;
Aud her dark eyes fash and sparkle,
And the color mounts her cheek,
As words come crowding faster
Than her little lips can speak.
And so, when sad and weary,
From scenes of care and sin;
Where foul diseases rage without,
And fouler lusts within;
Where so much is dark aud dreary,
Where all Is sin-de6lod,
thank God for tho innocence
About my little child.
Dear to the Christian pastor
The flock he's charged 10 keep;
Dear for His sake who gave him
The message, "Feed my sheep"
on prays he for the erring:
"Lord, guard them when they roam;"
But the fondest prayers are aye for ono
The little lamb at home! J. II. I
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o. Alittle boy upon whom his mother
was infiicting personal Establishments, said :
"Give me two or three kicks more mother,
Edon't think that Fcan behave well yst."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-10

OTA writer on ornithology inquiries what
kind of eagles fly highest! We DONE know;
but upquestionably golden eagles generally
fly fastest.
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pensation shall be charged by any sheriff or
keeper Of any Jail for the subsistence OF said
United States prisoner than is authorized by
law to be charged for the subsistence Of
State prisoners; provided. also, that the
Commissioners of any county in which said
prisoner may be confined, shall be entitled
to receive from said United States the sum
of fifty cents per month for the use of said
Jail for every person so committed.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Anril A. 1859.