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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-27

Atutlhr ttammt.
@'2. y. StHupc, 16S &rpnrtr. ,,pil.9cn Der
Is. unc I. StraEr,
Gi"dN cen etu;'tcn ,fr0uCR HidtTrurn cc tTNcEcritc GlaeSc, rof
. III : 'VtlttlHe AID NtbNrmr lturitrt INC 0uf or rniYtrIjtN.
"a tF;Ni& tpr GrNnicu ec,tNEec1 h,, wNrUtcr Tic et tcNn 3tuaullr
rprttlEn t1rN. wt2talt TIC ia ti cGr;rnugnrtn Gjtlg1tnhyitrn &c
fVrN tNNpNcnl. 1ultth rMAt ctclcttc lhrcH r5cnncrinncu Gle Nns
ctGr' PaF Vie eco >nA?ttn Ger Atlrttr, NlUmAClirecn II. 10. ttittro
'Hr9t mo Htr1rttdrn @ut!rNgCn ,rnCuitcnS rlstpmmt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20
The Galway gteamshfp Line.
IEfom thA GALWAY VSndio.An. hs.eh N !

k.VAl ~ vs.wsy vmoicahor, Aa<on 81.
me Prince Albert IN addition 70 her other paaDengerg
has board seveuyiour navvies scnt out by The 70
verument 10 be employed s the water works sbout being
prosecuted q Newfoundland. The man belong chiefly %
Waterford and Queens counties and are deapcched in
mediatsly by The Hon. J. D. Tent
We learn, abo that IN arrangement b 70 be entered
into with We Newfoundland government by which The Al
lante Companys steamers viii convey once month fortv
or MY workmen thst country 10 meet the rreas de-
nands which exist here for labor and for general scarcity
Il hands
Some changes Of ocers have taken place this week On
board the Prince Albert Mr. Trocu, hate chief on1oer
3eeS 10 take command VI the Steamship Antelope, and
% be replaced by Mr. Bowen, Of the senior ofceu q
The Great Eastern Mr.. Dunno. formerly Of We City d
Baltimore, h We pest q second oncer in he Prine'
Albert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20

Supreme Court--Ohambery.
Before Hon. Judge Bssney.

augustus Grady Alert Lockwood, a a. Mo1isa ssr
csnmssion granted.
4" re- Petition Of Po&sek CesgAlax -There en- b NJ
soubt that the respondent received tho msneys In No
capacity Of an attorney ofths court and that the court
has jurseicuen e proceed samnarny On ne petiAos
report confirmed and order grasted That ne
y we balance found sy the rcferse427S As-snl slpe
inc o. reIerees fees and costs e the proesssipg
warrant Of attachment granAed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20

HAvASA, April is, 1850.
A Delegate 10 he Astronomical Conuentios in Europe
Asessew's EMois0-zTea Of Ewcpsm Ne,cs on TIE
sA0ss Marked, dc.
Dun Andrew joey the scientific and Industrious dlrec.
ssr Of the meteorological Observory Of this city, len in
ne Quaker City yesterday, roe for Europe, 70 estab
NH the Observatory firmly, and 70 take part in The
Acusson Of national and foreign astronomers respecting
he eclipse OF the sun on the Ism Of July next
Ecssons engines growing into great favor in this
pumping water 70 supply locomotives in railways &c.
The delivery Of the letters per Do Soto from New Or
leans about midday Yesterday operssed IKE thunder
N United States with stringent money market,
ad not been expected, and intending purchasers instant
y withdrew their previous 0her1 10 morrow dechne
Of full onequarter real per arrobe Will have to DO sub.
United to. There mot any freight engagements yos
1crday. hchanges without alteration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20

WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATION AS
chambeImaid and seamsress or waitress sr would take
obgng Can give three years. city reference from
place. Call 1t 226 Wes 18th ST., between Sh and 9th avs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-08-11

n. ..s-ss s9a, ssss7aa Hg. III 4nE .haEi9 7A!'a'.s
sir;iegsg1sSg' .siHs7ie at7 y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-08-11
3citmueS9eictc: c:

y 71s stenuemcr,t Fem, nidt fhtr ss'"'''9
,r,r tf5 ,ue 9tHtitince Fe;aMt mn. ....,.
>, 7as 2;srrnem:ut wire al fortl a" {. s"'
= 80, ,r,ru ?. ,,jtt ouscvadGa uttsfeilt ~'Fe'
''',% o\ m,r ,rc glnr,rncrn cinsr 3titnn5 onnnn''
wa, s.. slscnncnt oH3ei'3'n mt P"' ''"' '"'
lang ;u l'ij!'n' .u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-08-11
Aie Oftiet dts atplkshl tt

ni'nmt ssitsaunssu. cuf 6rudartsiten jcrer Qrt
ais: 8stnunssn, Guittunssn, 9apeitsine, Sir,
SIars, 9rsra'itnts, }Gttqustth, 9laf6lus,ettsl &C.
an nnS 1T surA aniapHuns neu.s SSriifurtsn
" Etans Scrst nusn animsam,ssu 1T ssnige,
a.1 i.a9sal' ia!a, azi-9 al,s i,7.sar &c.
3hoe &a~gg3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-08-11

,ns 1aa - .aC So II ? :7H;iaa78
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-08-11

Eint g tunte mnitali'hce Sriumcrsi i'm 8arttn(aal,
= Grfhani'ns r's c3cnius loci. = 3uie's parf,
- |sjrenetaff nnr Haflitncn = 0is rsittc ltstcrra-
fiaa8 anf,r 9'srrn &irrIn9'f oat. = bwt'frr unr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

EXTRAORDINARY svow sroF~ I've learn from NorrS
county, n j., that q storm occurred 90 Sunday
nisht In the vicinity OF Butds lake, and extended for
many miles IN everv direction from that point. The
ground covered 10 the depth Of two inches snd es
were bending under the load presenting brilliant anc
novel spectacle.
RxoovFtY ~ I'm RswafSs or Ma Ir,ssrsS desraich
says the New Orleans Pcarsre from Chicago, airr
nte genoe Of the recovery and Identification ~ the body
Of the late Colonel LVmsdtn. II will bc forwarded, ~
soon possible, 10 New Orlesus. II VIII be sAtsfac
ti0n though indeed most melancholy one, 10 the many
friends Of the deceased 30 be permitted TO the Asi
sad tributes 10 the memory Of one 40 dear " them
WARY rIsNs N FfoHmA.-In Calhoun county, Pa or
the 25lh alt the "Eeeuatgrs killed Jesse narder VIII
ls Musgrove and farkn & Muarrove TIE First brigade
Of Florda militia has been called out TO operate against
Of Western Forida has declared TIE covptry h. hc
estate ~ rsurrcctnrary war" ard the United satcv
Marthas we're summonng fcroes 20 ad the militia.
THE fasr Bksn HfIBrsrrss The Galvtstoo fTexAs,
Crlcr responsible fcr tho following piece Of rfgrms
ti0r TIC Knights ~ tho Golden Circle Who have oeer
o. far bcr ehted A. 10 mach - Western Tcx have con
clnded that tcy have had Bbout ~ view u The
rhsut would pay. The corpus Christi RGahsre ssys
Tie last detachment 81 knights Or he 6OlGe1 rce
scat war ,cr. undcrsiaud. foT their -esQartv "
houee rhose who went 70 ths nauauctte came bask
here and 40 Nkewirc. ard thev ferfnrned the trr
the country A1G hacA foOt gil satisfy The ~7 n
they did ma brides With tbcm This mcrp ~ an
other narty - n g. q from the states arrived fere
There nusi 10 encouragement IN the Part 81 me essers
or else concentrated ~ force would be better lndor.
stood
Young rrr II tst.r-t shouts be cauttors hcv they
tntr urct quix1tc art desperate erpcdcns Of this kind
he Whole scheme ID tho present state Of nda r. d chime
ical and eahgefous a The extreme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
TIE PRINCE OF WALES HEAD.

A BAEBkR N IUCK-sHOwfNG HOW ROYAL LOCKS NAY
BIZ KEYS 70 FoRrrTE.
Translated from the Courier Eats Uns (Oct i6 for
the NV loRg HERALD
That head, which % many people have made sach
beard Of efforts 70 see even rom distance in
New York privileged above Oil others hss held between
MS bsnds Tor whole hour ana ouy hele H. but han.
elcd and knocked about al his plcasufe THIS favored
mortal ronC other thsn our fellow COcntrvman Natet
the clover and popular ColgaU whom every bodv knows
" Natst has Tor long time. bad the honor o. doing
w TIE greater at ~ Tie heads % the Diplomatic cnrpe
- that When, Friday evening, The Prince of
Wales expressed desire 70 be barbefized Tor Zoe
bal, n. NntClH rsnc VERY naturally mentioned
or tbs hifhly confidential mss'oa. summoned 10
the ffith Avenue Hotel. he was introduced into
a. apartment, vhCre he found young lad paHaions
yiftf auc colJrrd shirt " vatct without the pleh
est tmbaFrassmont, prepared himself 80 salt % he II.
srious cus,omer, little suspccting who Il was tina, he
bad before his IL necessary for the Prince ~
ask him 4 he were ready u commences 10 make h,n
aware q his error Darisg the operation the Priaoe co.
ieted INTO cor verss'on- ne bad heard sharnpDonE
spoken 81 aEa ssDnel hs curiosity 10 try IA tia,o aot
permitting however, 10 proceed forthwith 10 tits i'm
poftsnt operation, u vac defs~red tin SUNDAY.
Consequently, 90 sunday evening D. Vatet again On
tered the qunsi royal apartment provided this time with
all toe apparatus and materials necessary 10 dress the
hair IN the most complete bottle n shampoo
lotion, arrsrairs 70 warm the towels bottle on auid
tonic. 40 40
whoever has entrusted his brad q he hands AZ I'M.
able artist knows With what Nehtnees and Stiffness ~
torch. vth what profound ph0s0Thic Perception be &C.
qum hmeef n The debate operation 81 snKmpociuc
Add y that tso yefy naiura sef saiascton having
under his thumb a chief ders ued ane 8av to wcar 4
crown, and will be cSey imagined whether or rot nc
employed All the Art ane hs powcr - tho Prince
VS. charmed 10th BY toe novelty of the thing and the
manner 10 Which he operation was performed vaict
sew ht triumph completed BY The gracious req aest cr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
County Convention OF tns Democratic
NoIupf.ers.

he Union Convention me, at the headquarters q the
National Democratic VOLUNTEERS, ISL Broadway last
ing, and appointed the following COMMITTEES Nomins-
tlort-
CIR and Courg--w. lrtkc pNson.. Captain John
Kennedy. James Gran, George ". Pay, General John
LLOYD. j Winthrop Moses, tamcs A. LIBBY.
CoaCytfsicsdi--cideon J. Ticker, John burke, IT
Hilton. Psoh Laihrcp, n A. Cranberry, John Farrell,
James Begin.
Asssrtiv--J G. Guntnsr, y O. Grady, Thomas Mccoy,
Ralph Bocert Nv. Frankel. A, r Garfield, A. vosbwr,
John saxton. Gilbert Mathews, TT Iamcs l. kernan,
John L. cartrey, Jas A CAROLYN. Iss y Fiyn
The committee then adjourned 70 friday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

detachment o. thirty three m,riucs were yesterday
irnr sferred from the Brooklyn Marine Barracks u Porte
mouth n n under the command 4 l8ert Nicholson
80 guard r the United states soop * war Comb srand
lytg that place The Cumberland orders q p-o
coed Immediately ~ sen.
First Lieut. Jacob Read, ir command ~ Tho uar-c
rrard ~ tho United states SHIN Nartn Caroline has ren
drtacted ard ordered 20 rcor, for duty o. 10 Boyr
Maine Barracks No officer kas get hter ordy II Is
oil The vacancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
OUR WEST POINT CORRESPONDENTS

OUR WEST POINT CORRESPONDENCE.
wrsr POM OCT, rs, 1850
II, Run IL ~ Ripr to ~ Priaos--7z, 7rip IF ne
Harfa E-risr>nt Qf ne L0dies-7l< Revlee a
WEE PciH,-7l> Primo, not IN Uniform &c.
was one q the crowd that travelled By the eleven
O'Clock train this morning from York 10 Garrisons
tile station opposite West Point The stove served me
seat when became tired Of standing, all the other
being full We parsed the Hauie, Iare. sailing
sgans, sharp fresh breeze and oil eyes directed
towards her from the cars We knew Why
onward beneath the Palisades, through the waters Of
the shang river the dark tiny form OF the steamer
slided swiftly iis way "eod speed ths, little vessev
the wish Of all
No sooner had the train come 10 3 full stop al CART
than there grand rush Of thousand or two
towards the ferry steamer. The 10 the swf.
and two or three ladies', olaspug the hands or their
worse halves, fet and ! grleve 70 sag, we're made
anything bet happy 70 consequence. besides incur
rleg the i0ss o. passage by the bout which
only saved t.eI from spslsr by moving away from the
wharf shcn tcr decks had been covered with layer Of
humanity deep sue hal 10 return twice for The
balance
have, fortunately long legs and disposition 70
Wien there Il 10 other cuemy than time present. 70
Tow With tne Wind, and succeeded In getting place
sccond 10 nonc, ahourh, ia point u space occupied.
N"NNfA Ntht NAW rAAN4A NNtAes NAo e1EnNAhat ANe
vantage. Tor among dWsrfs bc woud Be- pyramid, aoG
uevosH have 70 travel 10 rataFoaa - go his equal,
90 giants excepted
We arded Al he wootca no. picr. urdcr the beau
tu ces 81 ne heautiga rivct a about tso oc,ocs,
and The veS uas bore unolded ns,f wss without para
Eel 10 ihe history "a the spot
Nau, women anc children diversified the elf sides ~
tttrs a. standing wherever there foothnd 10 cavi
trs "a edges while double line ~ prcpe had form
Cd al he way down Tic steep path from the ROAD front
irF ne hospital % tho eide, M wsch the Prince
aut suite tide thosc stccis which were already
hnrauently paving the ground near nc per.
Beyeft. on Tie bii SUBMITS. Il The roadway ths
ors u hotel omnbuscs and elsewhere, thousands
gathered for he purpose u witnessing What they could
Il The andire sna the horsemen they pAsscd BY.
Hrior relage'A sut lie uc aDsr,s we're on horseback
al ne river side wher IA quarter h. three tie bar.
ret Lane A. we'd. TIE royN parly disenbarscd ana
boon vert rc Gnt y tbc mlfty hrto Fets 81 =
ritipie national salute
Fs-tsnrrt row qs'csenst. ~ romen's tsaris-aye,
alA uerF f.6aeat far'.- - &C. ih3grbi 81 rsors He
nst apparent ;o i6a ibrols srsael IL maca ef be
ustscrs Gase ~ h'sov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
Asrrr Hoss, IS,
rurp A,rNrr pory, ~, "a lseo

FWTH ANfNtr bOrti, ttt 10, 1850.
We arc informed that the members Of Amty Hcse In
iena 10 have copy Of their and the orr
gnsl letter Of deenation at the roques, Of the
Prince, handsomely framed and Treasured 10 a. a mo
msnlo OF the royal visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

The Departure from West Point and
the Voyage up the Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON AT PORT.
LAND

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 16, 1850.
The Royal squadron, consisting Of the Hero, Aradne
and Flying Fish, up at half past nine this morning.
and anchored In the inner barbor
BALL TO THE ROYAL SQUADRON.
The citizens OF Portland, unable for OF opportu
nifty TO give the Prince Of Wales ball. TO tender the
officers OF the British royal squadron ball at the City
Hall In that city on Wednesday evening next. The lead
ing citizens figure a. Retters Of the affair Ten dollars
viii be the price Of the ticket and female Portland
In state OF preparation for the interesting event
There several gay and gallant gentlemen among the
officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
THE PRINCE or WALES AND THE AMITY
HOSE COMPANY.

The members Of Amity Hose Company, who pride
themselves having the finest hose carriage the city,
have been specially honored by the Prince Of Wales 10
appears that the 18th instant the day before the
splendid parade Of the remcn, the gallant fellows attach
ed 70 Amiiy Hose addressed the following note Baron
Renfrew, inviting him 70 examine their carrase,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
THE BALL AT THE ACADEMY.

Among the oncers Of the United States navy present
al the grand ball on Friday evening Commodore
Breese, Capt Ward, Capt fenpock, PsymatSf Blocker
Lieut. Ains, Lieut. Bankhead and Lieut. Perry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17


The shades q Harvard viii afford him all necdful
Intellectual entertainment Of the sort dspensed IN and
about the modern Athens.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT.
From the Boslon Courier, oct le
The Prince of wales IN leave Albany al seven O'Clock
road Tor Boston model passenger car has been n,ed
IN and sshed nj prngred 10 the elegant man
ner for the a. The noble Prince ami he suite on
either side o the car are costly sofas and veve, cushion
cd chairs and 10 the centre stationary table
beautifully carved and marble topped The table fur.
nishsd with large orusmc1ied waiter 81 solid silver an
Improved double bssed ice pitcher ana bali dozen rob
le,' lined with rcc The carrrtDg cf costly velvet,
In department Of the car u ueatv furnished
rg rcor SUPPLIED with water from an Invisible source
FARTHER along is email cfce. fcrn shed with desk and
writing materials. All these comfortable luxures we're
thc Invention az Mr. Gray, the Superintendent Of the
railroad, aside from those ALREADY msntiooed they
executed by mechanics and srtsis Constantly en-.
pioyed by the railroad contrary The train viii MOI,
stop, except a Springfield ana ihsr only Tor wood and
water.
sRplvAt - posr1s
There has hitherto considerable uroeri a,rty as 10
TIE movemcrts IL tie Prince ~ Wales n Boston bot We
ths uorrH ruah,ed 20 precisely the arrange.
eus - ~ - Perfected n rom sbicn therr viii be
dev n rn. ess IN of Unforeseen exgcncy
H. Vii Ne ssooried mo Bion hy me srst battalion Of
lgAt Dragons fHior W White tnd viii arrive at the
iiuc hetwesn gc1rury ard Hostoa Al four O'Clock
Ihcnce ihe route viii be direct possible 70 the Re
v'rc Housc. " down Nt,Augior street to Boyisicn
street rp Toy street fremont street and through
Irtmoul and Court streets 10 Bow oin sqaare the
Prince aud suite wi ~ IN Ncdttsiay evening" 10 rest
hA@ Atltfh N*ltrlNtt - Altt Nh0lFe. HNrnE tue
mornnc hours ~ thursday they VII also be undisturbed
BY ccrcrrny ard whether they rerau at the hotel or
engage tlsusetcs n looking about the town NJ ivaicy
rstter which their corvcnicrce At the time will de-
terninc
Noypsrs ~ THURSDAY.
Ibefe sH disposition in many quarters 10 make this
holiday. - thai the military revw be witnessed by
oil cstsss The barks of toe cy have agreed 20 close
o. hst cay, aud The movement will doubtless be fol.
loved BY the merchants
7sR v1fARy DISPLAY.
Toe fcvoW q e First division n To- va,rachuseetis
volunteer SILVA wi ssAe pacc Boslon Comm m ~
oue Ue.oaS I ~ % Thursday, Tie fv sion line " u he
urrfH ~ order q VIZ Inspector Cu -haumet avenue
itn O'Clock, a. rsni cl tte First brigade restnr "a
toklr' street ar1 the r9Li Z Tie second brigade %
Crrcoff tucet 40 extending >authwNrA
ihc cumparlfs VII probably tnfu opt Nth quite foil
trubefs. n ehch rasc 'terr VII ~ about th0cHani
hVe hln.fti rol. la I've T0e nuu'ccr rreEert a tho
lfat division q carr Hss.fehrsytts sst yesr was 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
his Royal Hghness Net Allowed to
Dance.

disappointment and Threatened Entente Of
the Cadets and Ladies'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25

t.ou cl,,a.x,;,.,x c,.s..s .,J .....s.t
Inhabitants cuiI,v II M rr; no IN, colo,
bav, bcen rrncllv k;dp.nu.l H.. r,y;.
tive slave Act neccr-ar,lv rc,,.on,,, :,
pnhlic sc,~kmcp, and bcl;,v.j l,v ai,ro.
majority 10 be u,cous,i u,ion.l In so,pe
Of IL copspi,pous nroxisions II M, IN il.
origin has been ,...cu.cd ~;,hiu hcr linn.
its with CIRCUMSTANCE. If avoray,,,,1
which could no, fail To excite N. dccpcrt
feeling and cases have not been want
ing where her citizens. travelling ON law:
FIJI business in Slave States. ON mere susi
picion OF obnoxious sentiments. have
been subjected Ia espjouagc and indiyui.
ty-to arrest and IMPRISONMENT r,
these particular cause. Of complaint must
be added the general grievance Of the re-.
peal Of the } iss,uri Prohibition. mani.
testing the determination Of q large ma
jnrity Of the slaveholtling class 10 extend
Slavery throughout our National Terrific
iics.
Notwithstanding these causes nf coni.
plant. and in confident expectation Il
their ultimate removal through the inilu.
ence Of better information and ulster
sentiments. the people Of Ohio have held
fa-, to the Constitution and to the Onion
lacy have ever respected all the rights
u. an '''e 7'", .r "''', " AL '''c o'''Ae'. =
with illcg,, s.,ree even ,hc c,oent;nn nt
the Fugitive Slave Ac, by federal officers
acting under legal warrants.
oh'2 "'' a''o,'u no ''c"'"o, q "'S
400, Il, ~ cn,,,s, Tho ,owe,s IL ,b. pcd.
cral Government To citizens Of other ~.
litical views than those OF majority ~
"e' ''''N'"s' y" ''''e''' W "'H"'"'" 80
~ ST. Iii 80, i. hor a,,y .,,,,;'
mcnts save those II sorrow and rcprr,,a.
,ion. They viii not move her from her
,'u'H' m, N"' "'''"'' "'ss'",o ''c
;n,.1.. o,l,.rs
Faithful Ia tho covenant or the Or.
diuance. The will resist the extension II
slavery confirmed !" 'hc principles 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-25
MARSHALL TEXAS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1860.

men, whose business has been so neglected NAV
see fit to impose.
Syc II. And be Il further esocied That the
Secretary of the Interior shall cause the la'ds to
be surveyed latter the routes shall be fixed on
the lines Of said roads 50 far as necessary fast
Us may be required by the construction OF SAID
several railroads and the lands granted by this
nc, to the railroads shall mol b. liable 10 sale,
except by said company or entry, or preemp
ton, before or after they arr surveyed. And the
reserved sections Of the government designated
by even numbers) on the several railroads pro
yded for in this nc, shall not he sold for less than
double the minimum price II the public lands
But the same shall be subject 20 pr,cnp;on the
same Us other lands allowed to toe pre-emptcd IN
NIL respects excep, to be paid for at such double
price and "a id reserved sections may also be-
located by land warrants issued by the United
States at the same double price. io-wii one-hali
the number of acres named In said warrants.
SIC T. And be At further eaaoici, That the
RICH, Of way is hereby granted for each Of said
railroads to the several companies constructing
the same 10 the extent OF onc hundfcd feet in
width on each side Of each said railroad. in the
same manner in all other respects a. ]. provided
by law in other cases, including all Necessary
ground. for station buildings. workshops. aud
depots and SO forth aud the figln Of way shall
be exempt from taxation within the Territories
of the United States. The lnited States shall
estinguish rapidly may be the Indian titles
10 all lands falling under the operation Of this act,
and required in the donation TO the two main
Dads named in this bill
SIC. -. And b. Il further onGofcd That all
mineral. of gold and silver, within thu State Of
California shall be- and are hereby reserved and
excepted from the operation Of th- Oct bat to
and in the coug rlctiou of said railroads and tel