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s-g. Tho Post Office at WiIkcsburr.
Coyiugtou county. Mississippi, has been
discontinued Mail matter intended lor
that office. ). now sent to Santcc, Coying.
ton county.
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A. Nicholaz Lrugwe4ts, ss4, wa =ulpg On ne
steps u drinking house Up TlUd street. WIN nl-
VA between hus knees. waiting Tor fneHi, gequc
man stronger, passed apd seeing cold Mot " ".
ti,A " gaib aud Troubled cUuut-naucc. supposed
gea%us ~" ~ The professional mcndcants that
tegsts tbsre, snd - be wcnt BY dropped
sstets my, th'2 the hAi "Uid Nck' perceived the
with ! -, ~, sle 90 rectify ", aud Eoekfod the cgiu
Cinrtn,tt ,tllat smile The idea Ut installing tbs
"a wort6 ,-it,s-one 4 the richest men in Amer
~ So, " olaiy nom t50nOo0Di 30 aGOO0 Obl-
uraias anv r ~ p rather drol, though NOT unnat
tretnely sh.lly ~ NE Old gente uan and his p K
'''' = 'ne outside more than h1y cents. "''''''
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nar Our contemporary OF the Carthage
Herald R.yuoNp RErD, Esd, is acandidat,
Tor State senator, In the District composed
Of the counties OF Leuke and Alfalfa.
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Lirr rGARuAtbt--A.S. BAHNEs& BrRn
OF New York are about publishing the
life Of the famous General Garibaldi
leader OF tho patriotic Italian Volun,..r,
in the present war. written by himself
AMI translated by THroposE Dwreur-
The Autobiography was given 10 Mr.
Dwraur. by the General himself. in man.
uscript. before he left this country 70 re.
turn 10 Europe. Thetranslator will doubt
te.. add 10 il an account Of Garibald'
t.r,Iliant conduct in the present war. II
b,s lei a stirring life. fall Of remarSnbl
adventure. and II is incidents are wei
told. the book will bee one Of deep inter
e.t N will contain 500 pages u mo
price sI.u0. will be forwarded by th
publishers. or when issued may be ioun
in any bookstore In the country
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Csorru's Wrtt-rhe Kinds county Ga
tette s informed that there are now some
three hundred persons a. this watering
place. and crowds are still Hockingin.
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80 The next General Conv.u.,.
Church vii be hsld Al Richmond Va IN ne Episcopal
willis q more than usual interest - 49, ~ ~ IT. and
ur. Odcnp Wet Bishop u New Ier.ev. sneP--
Bishop 81 feNs: VI Hedell. As-isssn, i ~. 1reER
OHIO; aud Rev. ~ hh,fns. bshop Of Minnss.P OF
will then and thete he cgnsegrAha3 'e''-
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Resolution ooutrylng The Rant Of Senior Flag Officer on
ire Actire Ss1Tfoe Last Of the United States Nary
Captain Charles Ste1odrt.
Res0la4 b The Senate and House o. Representatives. Of
th1 Tinted States NJ America Congress assembled That
he President Of the United States by and with the
advice and consent Of the senate be- and he Is here
Charles Stewart. Of the United States navy, in recOg
milton of his distn guished and mertorous service,
the commission of senior flag officer Of the United
states navy on the active service list.
APPRoyED, March 2, 1889
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Lives Of great mon AT REMIND Us
We can make our lives sublime
Aud departing, leave behlnd US,
F,.fnrtnts on the sands Of time.

Let ~ strive to gather inspiration from the past
We would make the future bright glorious and
successful suffering humanity Is the hele that IN
ytes gqr shrts end gratitude j. the imrerIshahle
record. aud Tevati Q, 6gi aehieyemeLls. The AilhS
,t"~n Of earthly Distinction Is not tS sole reward Of
NE true physician, but also the appreciation Of
s"'ehed conscience, which teaches that duties have
zen promptly met and faithfully performed. With
heid before us, -hall not stimulate our high
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REv y. :. RoutNsoS.--lt affords us
much pleasure 70 know that this gentle
mans school. al his residence, one mile
East Of Paulding. l. now in more -four
ishinn condition than 1T any time since
it' establishment. We regard Mr.. RoniS-
Sos a. ono % the most competent and ct
hcicnt teachers Of our acquaintanco.-
Few teachers are better qualified for, or
more successful in, preparing young men
and boys FOR entering college. With his
high capacities a. an instructor. and the
eligible location he has selected, we really
do not see what h 70 prevent his building
up frat class school. provided the COM
munity are capable Of apprcciating the la
bors and merits Of good teacher. We
trust those having sons TO educate. and
prepare for college, will give him a rcner.
Gus support.
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nv AUTHORITY.
rUBLIcAcro oFTHETHIRTY-FIFrH CONGRESS
UNITED STATES

JAMES BUCHANAN President JoHN C. BRECKTNRIDGE Vice
President, and President of the Senate. BENJAMIN
FITZPATRICK was appointed President Of the Senate
pro teHapore, January a, 1859 and continued I'M
vi February 10, 1859. JAMES l.. ORR, Speaker Of the
House of Representafiyes
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Miss WatEinSOn'S Sch0oI

NJ LII 3e open for the reception of pupils ,dsv
w scholars and boarders,l GA Monday Ttf ms '"S
Terms as heretofore, payable half session ~ -,
months in advance. " vi ''e
Inc remarkably healthy location Of this Scho,,
renders very desirable retreat for Snnnno,r ~,
pills II IS only twenty-five miles from the Railros5
and connected with it by Stage. i'"AN'
Fdulttnq Aug. 3 $50
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mo. a.

mo. i41
JOINT Resolution dacHddtOry of Act entitled An
act ~ regulate the Compensation AZ Members u ON
gTes approved August siIteeih eighteen HUNDRED and
WtysJ, so far relates 10 such Members as shall de
during their Terms or Service
Be resolred By the Senate md House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of AHeTieG Congress assembled
That whenever, after any person elected member Of
the Senate OF House Of representatives. shall die after
the commencement of the Congress to which he shall
have been so elected, compensation shall be compu-
ted and paid 10 his widow, If widow survive him
TO his heirs at law for the period that shall have elapsed
from the commencement Of such Congress afore-
sud, to the time Of his DEATH AT the Of three
three thousand dollars Per AMMAN: FOrtded hoirereT
That compensation shall be computed and paid in all
cases for period Of not less than three months; and
Provided further That in shall constructive
mileage be computed or paid.
sEc. 2 And ~ further resolved That the compen-
saton Of each person elected appointed after
wards to supply the vacancy occasoned shall here
after be computed and paid from the time the com
penston Of his predecessor Is hereby directed to be
computed and paid for, and not otherwise.
SIC. 3 Be IL fither enacted That the provisions OF
this joint resolution. far the same are beneficial
10 the widow heirs law Of members Of Congress,
aforesaid, shall be extended and applied TO the
widows and heirs at law Of members elected to the
present Congress, who have died since its commence
ment
Approval March 3. 1859.
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HaViland, Clark & George,
I'm p o q Rs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIS ,
10 and III North Water Street,
MOBILE ALA

CATALOGUE.
INSTRUMENTS.
Foil Gold ASSsys Rq bi,s ~; !! 4nd -
Forceps, extra double jonted curved, assorssd-
Hawks Bill
Molsr
small ChiIdren's assd.
Hullehens Screw.
Plugging, Whites.
For cutting Plate.
Solder picking.
Assorted in Morocco cases, sets Of 5a12 pairs.
Hammers, Small
Impression Cups, assorted
Mouth Mirrors, Ivory, pearl and rosewood.
Mirrors. convex, double, siIv mounted
Mouth Sy i1nges, various kinds.
Pliers, round end, fiat nose.
Plate Shears.
PtUggers, ebony and " Ire handle
Scalers and cleaners, ebony and wire handle.
| Stump, or Root Extractors.
| Screw Instruments,
Steel lhimbles, 10Y Burrs and Drills.
Teeth Plate, assorted.
luFhkeys, various patterns, &C. &c.
Also, DENTAL INSTRUMENTS assorted in cases Of ma
varying in Price from SIS to 5000 comprising every
thing usually required for Dental operations.
GLASSWARE, SHOP FURNITURE, &c
! Bell Glasses, assorted sizes.
Black Wine, IN PIX Ks. Of gro. each.
N'0''i Nl' o'ai put
pnts.
= . :. round a PPnIs.
quarts quarts
Cologne, Fancy.
,,, great variety, all sizes
: !
\ pint.
quart quart
/ settler, assorted
Specie \ pint
| l pint.
| l quart
! l1gaL
Z
Trncture HOunee.
pint.
l quar-.
Noble, jan, 1859 la-1sm
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"a hrHusa uEisiaS.-=Every one laaYH TIE hrN
-. NlH hllil whu has fead NJ papera during
- - Nuf eiaht wears has heard 81 The inala rub
- - go. whtrh has tsen z atsraufYprd cue
- -. 90 = Calendar in almost every state IN
.i -. a. ion hearlag 81 az ne ufoufs 10
Ky. - - = -, ~ hFur ~ uqrare ID fs,v.
a. the legal pfaprstaF ~ o. 80 Falenl. and Eiving
him tha slr n1napaF ~ tha n.'hNAt wv, impgria
unu 1nd salr uf the vulaanasti lud tN.sl soods IN
~ tai,sJ stsiss ne psisai H. - years yst %
ufH
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JOINT Resolution 10 authorize the Secretary Of The Treas
tv 10 sell certain Pat II Land ia the CSfy Of Peters
burg, Virginia, belonging 10 the United States
Rcsoiredb y the Senate and House 0f Representatives Of
the Ifaf States u America Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury he and he is hereby
authorized in his discretion, II deemed 10y him con
sistent with the public interest to sell. and by deed
convey to the purchaser, piece parcel Of land "
ing at the southeast corner Of the custom-hOuse lot
in Petersburg Virginia. to be 80 laid OF and defined
as to make the eastern boundary Of said lot straight
line from its beginning on Tabb street through to the
lot belon ging Powells Hotel Company; and that he
proceeds of such sale he applied II necessary to the
completion and furnishing Of said custeIn-house bull
ding, or grading and enclosing sad lot: FTot7ded
That the Secretary of the Treasury shall hX the min
mum below which the said lots shall not be sold.
APPROVED February Is, 1859.
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est endeayor~, or shall We rather sink into that care
less apathy that distinguishes, 80 many members Of
our profession Let ~ be up and doing We appeal
TO the professional pride Of the brotherhood Of Jasper
and adjoining counties to awake frog 4ethargy
which seems to have paralyzed their ed - to shake
on the dew drops Of inactivity ave gathered
upon their garments, and to forth united in
the performance Of duty due yourselves and hn-
h'nity. can county conventions Of physicians or
game, lay down your rules Of professional ohser-
vance that you may the more eftuaIlv -rl~erve the
cause which you profess that you may the more sue
cessfully resist the mighty and imposing army of
quacks and inposter~, who everywhere. unbdden,
throng the land-human beings. who. vampyrc-lke,
tatten upon the blood and fleece rockets Of credu
lous humanity This Is an undertaking IN which
every physician should feel direct personal interest
Is the character II that high aud noble profession Of
which he Is member Of no importance to him =
WI" ne pocket the commission Of his alma mater, and
quietly look upon those who heed not its teachings,
and violate with impunitt its.spirits hope not
But rather would he not hasten to it. rescue, and
pluck As 1t were, the honored reputation Of hl, be-
| loved profession a. brands from eternal inftmy.
! And now. reader, have done. If have failed in
! meeting your expectations hope YOU will remeni-
Der the difficulties incurred by the professional man
IN the writing out Of hisahn ystnacular. These art
cle~ We're written mainly lhe general reader, the
intelligent physician needsno apology. may ~PeaB
20 you again hut for the pr.sort I hid Won adicu
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mo. 1871
Resolution in Relation 10 the Second Section Of the Act
Of Congress entitled An Act TO provide or the location
Of certain confirmed private Land CGas in the State Of
Missouri and for Other Purposes"

Resolved bv the Senate and House Of RpueseHtdtre d
the Jnite States Of America in Congress assembled That
the second section Of the act Of Congress- entitled
AN act to provide for the location Of certain confirm
ed private land claims in the State of Missouri and
for other purposes approved June second eighteen
hundred and hny-eight is hereby suspended IN
its operation and effect until the end Of the thirty
sixth Congress, AS that patent patents shall he
issued, nor shall any action be had by the executive
branch OF department Of the government, or any Of
hcer or agent thereof under or by virtue Of said sec
ton.
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GrLr AND Sur lsLNNp R,ttHoND.-Therc
WIS To- have been a grand Barbecue given
by the friends Of this road, at Mississippi
City on yesterday, which we suppose took
place according 20 appointment Col.
DAVIS. Gov. BaowS. Gov. McRAE, Judge
W. r. HHRts. and other distinguished
gentlemen we're invited 10 attend and
make speeches.
The people Of the State arc, we rejoice
soc. becoming more and more alive 10 the
inn lortauce Of this great undertaking.
We trust the feeling now existing on the
subject. will have Ia effect on the next
Legislature. and that measures may b.
set on foot which will eventuaie in IL al
innate accomplishment
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Ma. BUcu,x,S typ Ma Cuorr-Ihc following let
tsr 90 Mr. Clarke of Boston. from the President
pressing bis sentiments IN reference 70 che character
u Mr.. Choaie and the great loss whch the country
and personal friends Of that great and good man sui
fsred IN he deaihwas written the Day Of the Pres
idents departure for Bedford springs
w,susvstax. 18th July. 1859.
Nv nsalr -; ! deeply reyes ~ dsath u Nc
Chuats cqnaldsr hs loss q The present ngle y D.
> great puhho Misfortune He was an unss4hsh ~
tuuti devoted T. the Constitution and The I uion
and thg moral inducnce Of his preUrpts and his ~
atnple Wuud have CONSTRUCTED much 81 restore The
anrcni peace and llafuieaJ anlong the different mem
hsra ~ the caufedarany.
~ln him the Ulenants uure - asssliurd. that ~
hia arqudniances heuafne ma devoted fftanda ~
~ a. knuH, even party naeleyulelee sgsrad bsn.-
| he Waa pare and nasrruNuhe. ans in ~ oar infaL
couren have neNrr knowu him ~ utter or uuaa
~tuleuf resperaa9 Faiiis affisrs wkieh was not
sane and siegatsa ehsractsr
" Ah'Ah ~ eara. Fsry fuspeetfaliy,
SlANkz hChtNtN.
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CHAPTER LXXXVI


An Act FOR the Re, Of Congressional T,cnShip number
tgelty-SaeR, North, Of Range Number SE, East, in
Wabash County, Indiana.
e edctol bp me SENATE and House u Representatives.
o. the United States Of America in Congress assembled
mat the auditor Of the county Of Wabash, aforesaid
Tor the time being, he authorized and allowed to make
entry IN ms own official name of the quantity Of five
hundred and thrty-seven and ninety one-hundreths
acres VA legal subdivisions, of any lands of the Uni.
ted States, any part Of the public domain subject
to private entry, at the minimum price Of dollar
anu twenty-five cents per acre, the same, when so
entered being hereby made, and declared to be for
the benefit Of the inhabitants of congressional tow
snip number twenty -seyen, north, Of range number
SIX east IN the county Of Wabash. and State Of Ind
ana and TO stand in lieu of deficit of that quantity
IN the amount Of school lands belonging said town
ship and to toe held and controlled IN the same man
ncr.
SIC. > And be It further enacted That when the saic
lands shall have been selected and entered as afore
SAID and duly reported TO and approved by the Sc
cretary of the Interior he shall cause a patent o.
patents to issue therefor.
APPROVED, March 3, 1859.
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NATIONS by the Executive Of the United States to use
All therr constitutional and legitimate functions in
producing 50 desirable a result
Approved, February H. 1852
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JudsOn Female Institute.

MARION. ALA
FTNHE twenty-second annual session Of this Iuytitu
Il ton will open on Monday. October 3, 1882.
For further information or catalogues, apply to
NOAH X. DAVIS, Principal.
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J. $. STEER.

J. s. STEER,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
WHOLESALE AND RErAIL bE.,,,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
OILS FANCY ARTICLES
Herfumerv, Window Gl..,.. D..
S0Sh, Dye-Stnrfs Glass Ware, SOape Brushes
Fishing Tackle, Musical lAsIru H,ent-,
9 9 II Q o L BOORs
standard and Fancy StahiOAeEy-LetteT. Can .na e
blank Books, Paper HansinTs'
OFS nv, w ines and Brandies
Nene frepa[shons, Pure Chemical.
Select Powders, etc. etc
Prescriptions will receive particular ,.t.-..-
hours, day OF night, ''On !" AL
OXYGENATED BITTERS
anu 0''i'f P'puS FAm'y Medicines, always on hand.
Buyers viii find mere mesh and unsdul,.-,,.s ~.
fet IaIs selected with care and warranted 1
I1aLs sno examine the stock-ltls VERY supsror
JaekSoHI July II, 1851. VI;
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ARutv,t or rus ErUorA.--rhc steamer
Europa arrived ON the 27th ult., with Liv-
erpool dates TO the 10th. Her CONNER
cil and political new. are both highly inn
portant. She reports a heavy advance in
cotton, consequent ON the restoration Of
peace. All qualities had gone up ila!.
The treaty Of peace Is fully confirmed,
but the particulars had not transpired
when the steamer left. Louis Napoleon
had returned to Paris. The Princes o.
Tuscany and Modena are to bc restored
10 their States, and the Sandman Minis
try had resigned.
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S3lt
Masonic ENDUISIo0

7 regular cOmmunlc atIon 81 iak Blvcr,- - -.
No; isS held on the E3rd inst, July. 1859 p
WlNDHAM WAS expelled for gross unmaSon,c a.
Published by order OF the Lodge.
August 5, 1859. NC pro ., Ten.
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CHAPTER XXXSVU

NnfAI LIZ AAAANll
An act making appropriation for The Payment Of the Err
penSeS Of Investigating COMMITTEES and for other Pr
poses,
Be q enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
q The LHitef States Of Aaericd Congress assembled
That the sum of ten thousand dollars be- and the
same Is hereby. appropriated out Of any moneys in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the pay
ment Of expenses OF the several investigating com
mittees Of the House of Representatives during the
present Congress and that the same shall he added
to the miscellaneous item Of the contingent fund of
said House with whatever now remains of the appro-
prlaons for the engraving of maps, charts and 9th
er plates accompanying documents ordered 10 be
printed at the hrst session of the thirtyfourh Con
gresS, contained IN IAN act To supply deficiencies
approved May fifteenth eighteen hundred and fifty.
six PrOrdef, that the clerk Of the House may charge
to sad miscellaneous Item and deficiency the item.
for stationery, folding documents, furniture and re
pairs OF the same IN the south wing Of the Capitol.
APPROVED. March 3, 1859.
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Democratic Nominee for State Senate
ROBERT McLAtN. Of Clarke.
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WARREN 4 HIII

WARREN & HALL,
WHOLESALE pEILERs IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AMI TORICCo
common Street, 81
NEW ORLEANS
BrNndiss,
IN WOOD AND GLASS, of all tho h.,,.- -, -
Il ana brands, which invite snec;si duAlI',eS
neheylng confidently that We have The oi5, S W
Brandies in New Orleans, WIG ues 81 ana oest
Wines,
champagne, consisting of e. II. Mur,u,s t,,D.-;u,
NSnmeL NerzenSy and Gordon Rouge Pm tIiSI
~ rreitNSaA Nremant Creme de Bouzy Ronch.,
Ns; N H AAh pants sparkling MoSelle Longwortb'
met Ac. WI" N"'"NoSs MISSOURI Cab
We have also Claret and Whine Wines os 4s.....
grades and prices, Burgundy Wines MaSi Her p
purity. glass; VI great age and
9 Old Bourbon and Rye whiskevs. ena5a IN ,s.,N
Seotch ana IRISH do very choice JanSsics R,,1,
I I ana nv leaf Tin, English and Scotrh ~. ~
ror'er' no<sSs lAtsers, Wolfes Schnapps, &C. Xc'
Cigars.
We hSve several brands Of our NUN ;,,,,,,-..,s
S1su VIII oe IN constant receipt OF them 49,, s.
AA"''u'Ss oi quahtles TO suit the most fastidiens
Tobacco.
comprising the choicest Virginia hr.n,ls 49,, - +,
VIZ market IN Packages of 1--WE pounds and ~,
,; us' buyers OF Ehe above weed vii do we'll - ~
Sisa L ou' st0cE before purchasing elsewhere We
also keep On hand AndersoA's Solaca an| 10y, W Q
NheWlpx IN TN foil, smoking Tobacco Il :
Sap1.t- lurklSh smoking Tobacco, in X 6oIss AZ
&c., &c. "a si' ~ and 6iSdders, Pipes,
Nspo Orleans NH Z ,s.o WARREN HALL.
------1 - = Ao''' lT-ly
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Democratic Congressional Nominations.

1T District-L. @. e. LAMAR,
aud REUBEN DAVIS,
Ard wM. BARKSpALE.
Itb q. r.. SINGLETON.
San JOHN u. McRAE.
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CHAPTER LXXXVUI

Al act making appropriations for the FsssRt Of INA
lad and 0thet Pensions u the CRte SirteS for the year
ending the thrtlcth q June tqktten hundred and Sirtu
Be IL enacted By the Soaate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
Il the tHteG S's'6s II AEeTicd Congress assembled
That the following sums be- and the same are here
ny appropriated out OF any money IN the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the payment of pen
slons for the year ending the thirteth Of June eii
teen hundred and sixty:
For invalid pensions under various acts k,nF HIM
dred and thirty thousand dollars.
For pensions under acts Of the eighteenth March
eighteen hundred and eighteen, fifteenth Nav eigh
teen hundred and tweAty-eight and seventh Ju1a
eighteen hundred aud thirty-two, forty thousand di
Eul pensions to widows of those who served in IN.
Revolutionary War, under the third section OF the a.
OF fourth July, eighteen hundred and thrty-six tn
acts Of seventh july pishtean hundred and tbirty
eight third March eighteen hundred and fSrty.tbre
seventeenth june eighteen hundred and forty foIIr
secopd FEBRUARY and twenty-Ainth July. eighteen
I.uhatSd ana iortYelght and second section act o
third February, eighteen hundred and ity-threc. Nv,
hundred and fourteen thousand dollars
d9d iens9hs " %td9ws and Orphans, under frs
marty lsh hr-t section act OF third TelfuaTS ., III
sn hundred ana hitythree and under special acts
FOR navy invalid pensions two tho,,sand dollars.
TOT nav! pensions to widows aud orphans, uDde
eight, one hundred md Itteen thousand dollars
FOR private A.yshds, one thousand dollars
~ AG * " JsTfher enacted That in all cases a
ptgc4ten tor the payment of pensions TO Invalid
under the several laws of Congress grant,n1 ,.nsiU
tolnYalds, the affidavit of two surgeons az pv
whose credi6lLty as such shall W certified by tn
magistrate before whom the aEadavlt is made stain
the continuance Of the disability for which the peu
SION was orlElnSlt granted describing III and II,
rae y eac disability al the time Of making the A
/ hlSpr shai accompany the application of tie frS
aylaene which shall fall due upon day in the fiscg
year !oT which provision is made heron, 10 be a.
olared by the Secretary Of the IDterior ana ~ ~
END OF every two years thereattari and if in case
c"nunued disability IT shall bs stated at rate hello
thA LOT when the pepaton was originally granted IL
applicant shall only be paid at the rate stated in ~
sfhdaylti {syFSkd Thatwhere the pension shall haT
oee.l si&aSlY granted foT total disability in cons,
9ueAee o. the loSs VI limb or other cause whic
cannot either IN whole in part lie removed. IN
applicant 10 payment "
AFRhovED, March & 1859