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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

SALADS AND SUMNER SouRs.-Physi0,og'ca
research establishes the fact that acids pro-
mote the separation Of the bile from the bl"od.
which is then passed from the system, thus
preventing fevers, the prevailing diseases Of
summer All feyers are bilious" that is.
the bile is in the blood. Whatever is antag-
onistic of fever is cooling. II is common
saying that fruits are cooilng,a and also ber-
ries OF every description it is because the
acidity which they contain aids in separating
the bile from the blood. Hence the gieat
yearning for greens and lettuce, and salads,
in the early spring, those being eaten with
vinegar hence, also. the taste for something
sonr, for lemonades, on an attack 0f fever.
But. this being the case. il is easy to see
that we nullify the gnpd effects OF berries in
proportion as we eat them with sugar, or
even with sweet milk or cream. II We eat
them III their natural state, fresh, ripe, per.
feet. il is almos. impossible to eat too many,
or eat enough To hurt us, especially if We
eat them alone, and not taking any liquid
with them whatever. Hence alsp, is butter
milk, or even common milk, pronotiye Of
health in summer time. Sweet milk tends
TO bllliousnes in sedentsry people; sour milk
is antagonistic. The Greeks and Turks are
passionately fond Of mix. The shepherds
use rennet, aud the milk dealers alum, Ia
make il sour the sooner. Buttermilk acts
like watermelOns on the system.
Halls JJuraai Of Health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

TOMATOES Working Farmer saws of
the tomato plant that il bears eighty per cent.
of its fruit within eighteen inches of the
ground. while more than hall Of the plant is
abnye that part. When the branches are cut
they do not bleed. and they may therefore be
shortened in immediately above the large or
early setting fruit. The removal Of thr
small fruits on The end Of the branches is no
Iu.s, for the lower fruit will swell TO an un.
natural size by trimming, and both greater
weight and measure OF fruit will be the cnns
sequence, besides obtaining larger portion
five to fifteen day. earlier. The trimming
should be 20 done as To leave few leaves
beyond the fruit. TO insure perfect rlpenlng.
The importance nf early maturing Is too
evident TO need comment. The burying OF
the removed leaves immediately around the
plant is good practice. both by insuring fall
disturbance of the SOIL and by the presenting
fertilizer progressed precisely to The punt
&c fruit making. The portions buried decay
rapidly, aud are readiis assimllated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18
IMPORTANT "IF TRUE"

SOMETHING NEw IN THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD.
We copy the following interesting article
from the New Orleans Picayune. Ii is from
the pen Of their New York correspondent,
i" Walter Olyde":
A certain DR.. Benjamin Harlinge, man
of original mind-a careful, truthful, and
neyer-tirihg student Of naturs-has spent
the last fifteen years in his laboratory in
llquidating quartz rock and combining il
again in new aud varied forms. DissOlying
quartz slick with an excess OF alkali Is
nothing new in chemistry, but TO do il with
the siex very greatly in excess over the
alsali, and in large quantities. and at small
expense, has been one Of the greatest studies
oi chemistry fnr the past quart, Of a century.
This Dr.. Hsrdtnge surely accomplished for
nave seen three thousand gallons Of liquid
dissolved at one time and in the short space
nf two hours, and At an expense merely
nominal. The capacity Of this monster ma.
chine j. six thousand gallons. and il can digest
twelve tons Of quartz, or oize, or flint rock
10 tweniy.fvur hours. and convert il into the
water, of crysializatiOn. But then YOU have
the basis for the widest speculations. Your
readers are, perhaps, aware that very large
porIion u our globe is Of just this material,
eithec in the form Of sand rock or other sill.
eeuus substances.
By chemical combinations, DR.. Hardin.e
makes 81 article 1T plastic marble, purer than
tue parsst Parian. IL can be made Of any
color, by mixtures with yarinus mrtalic OK.
nles. Every article Of marble work may
thus be cast as perfectly as castings OF metal
nov are, and copies IL Cofiu,hian pillars,
statutes. mlntles, &c, can be furnished al an
expense Of probably one per cent. their present
east. By proper combination With ofdin-
ary sand 0r marble. q stone is made harder
thln the hardest Hint and al price less than
the cheapest brick. Your parlors may be
ifrscosd with marble. aud time will never
in;gre the coIofs. This j., undoubtedly, the
.l.s process used 10 the catAcombs of Egypt,
me colors Of which are ss fresh as when they
were first put on. three thousand years ago.
! Your lrvses may now be built Of stone
male oH the premises. and YOU will have no
/ trouble 10 make then equal IN size TO the
foundation stones uf solomon. temple.
i this liquid quartz is also made into paint,
gncOmbu,iibls aud sUIubir. iuar ships and
steamboats, csnnot burn up, and the meanest
hut will be ~ sale from hre AZ the marble
palace. This seems almost like the fables
ol the arabisn Nights. yet it cannot be other.
wise than true.
For dis,olsiag gold bearing quartz, this
invention, value is without limit. Every
atom OF gold NAV be presipitatsd and saved.
aud then the liquid il d f.r more value than
the Whole thing has cost. Ihlns 81 me
great iron monarch dig.siius twelve tnns Of
Hint in Nv eni, Hour hours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18
For the Iiillsborongh Recorder.
TO REMOVE WEEDS FROM GRAVEL
WALKS WITHOUT DISTURBING THE
SURFACE.

WhbAAS "AAaSoA DASAohbANo @p6
SURFACE.
Many gentlemen who have gone to the
expense Of making good roads about their
pleasure grounds. become discouraged BY
the unslghtly appearance they present the
FIRST year or two after being formed, by the
growth of weeds. aud which. if let remain.
or i not properly extirpaied whilst the roots
are small. become a permanent eye.sore.
They may not know the proper mode Of
destroying them without disturbing the sur
face. The following mode, if properly
carried out. will save the trouble Of hoeing,
as BY so doing they not only Sow a second
crop, but make the walk or road as unsighily
as when the weeds were on; hence the ne
cessity Of always keeping the surface firm:
FIRST, procure good sized boiler, say one
that will hold from twenty to ihirty gallons;
then have a water cart. or a mnla.ses hogs.
head to fix in the bpdy Of carr. With hole
Il one end 10 draw off The water when the
water boils. fill your water cart and add 10
every SIX gallons one quart of salt-the very
cummonrst salt will do-,iir il well until the
salt is thoroughly desoiyei; then take II to
,our road. and let il be drawn OF INTO a
watering eau, with rose made Tor the pur.
pose. with a piece II Tin in the shape II a
half moon projecting from one side Of the
rose. by Which means you can water as close
as YOU like Mithou, injuring your grass eig.
ing with the salt water; select fine day when
the sun is at the hottest. aud water the road
over well. as you would any flower bed with
pure water let i be pu, on as quick as pos
sbc. when your water is in a scalding state.
when IN the course of day or twa the
weed. will be turned brown aud the whole
can be swept OF with a birch broom. b.
this means you not only save wonderful
amount 81 labor. but what is of more eon.e
quenes, you Away. keep The 'urlace II ,aur
road perfectly even anu hard I. A.
Marlborough. y. g.. Iuly u. go.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

SlsSisa Bits AsfsR AnJDuRSNsSr.-A.
m"ng the decisions ol ths cuurt ot appeals.
pronnanssd before the .djournment. on Fri.
DAY last. was une which shrlns the power Of
the Governor 10 sgn bill. alter the adjourn.
ment Of the Legislature. The court below
decided the other way. The question vas
one Of considerable Importance, as quite
number Of laws depended for their Validity
upon il. decision. Il = fortunate that the
court was able TO uphold the power which has
been exercised BY successive Governors for
seyer.l ycar4. as contrary decision would
have caused much public and private ineon.
ssnienee, albany 5Sgm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-18

They gather much that would be lost. March
pigs, il raisrd in the above way, killed in
MY nember, will average tsohundred pounds
dressed. }. +. q.
Pleasan. Plains, Orange Co., N. c.. July is.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

uSirsD SfArEs oF AAEHirk
TisRifnHY or NIy Mt1l'o
FIRST Judlclal Dl irlc / Cturl
RicnLsD r l'osPEhs
VI,
lisshi 0'AEiL and
Nr... ~ swsa

10 II remembered that On the 10Th day Of sai Annst
term 1850 Of said cour the s,me being the lslh Ia, @d
month the fpwng orrr was male In the above enllll'd
rsuae eH. fltHg lIt
This lay came ihe said comll ran IN his own popor lr-
son. aud II Appearing 10 the 81 sac on o. tie or HAT
kobpr, n. smt Que OF lio Sod eenla'' u no ue lent
Of the Territory Of New GO bi tsHt ohd ihc lin Is
the col 90 thai the or nsty spTm IN ca nee eanpo De
served upon him. II is thrre ordered AMI Algr by
court that the said dacn an, ene s lcaralcc " Tie
above entitled cau,e, which bill 10 ,nforre the P'r ton
and cnnyeyane from the sniddencans 10 Rsd copl lain
ant sf Que h, II The nteres, o. thc iiigll sm b.
to cer,n tract Of land lyns IN the county Of San Miguel
Territory aoosd before the hn day Of the neSi term
ot th curt TO be begun an hell At The cut housc IN 'he
city Of stn re Territory Of New Mexico on theirit Nom
day u Maria mex aud plea answer or dcmar TO m lam
anis bill OF the sail bill viii he taken as eoheed as to m
II further crered and ajalged that pub eaen be made
OF the above orler fT four successive cs 10 some weekly
newsp per, putl shed the Terriwy o Nes Mexico ths
last to b. made at least fur weeks bere the hrsl Day nf tt
next term pf this court and that nubrr Of sA pe
containing such Publication, 10 mAle directed 10 s'fi de-
fendant, at Lexnfon Mo. together with true copy q
said bill Wines, the 7IH
H0S. KmBr nEsspicr, Chief Justice, ll, .
and E1.lFylcfo presiding judge N the
-,lfHiH ftsl judicial district court, and tho
seal Of said cnurt, this lat day Of
September, A, D, 1860,
13a xlUfliifIf Sal EtusOs, Clerk
ssTt lsA, 'll4 H m 1i r
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22
NOTICE

Ia hereby gwen that eit,rs o administration have bsel
granted to the IN ,efsgne by the rebate COd,l VI Mn .
upon the estate Of uhfstlun veten deceased all persons Ia
wing cains against said estate will pfosant them lnr aymlI
within one year from date he forever barred AL per
sons indebted to sai estate are requested to come iorwf
and settle tbs same without delay. ........
Santa re, NM j. Il FlNEl,
August Is, 1860. r administrator
Sept lS 10 ~, ....f.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22


cuAp LX-Aa Act making appropriations for tho Consular
AMI DinomUe expenses Of ,h GovGini NJ l0r tho yeJr
Ouing the aoGh OF June 1884, sal for otaar purposes
Bet satei syat Senate anil R,st q 2rresndRp, Of fas
United Side " AEsria ia cnJrsss asenjed, that the fol
lowing sums be, and the same are hereby appro.
priated out Of any money in the the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the objects hereafter
expressed, for the fiscal year ending the 3Oth Of
June, 1861, namely:
For salaries Of ENJOYS extraordinary ministers
and commissioners Of the United States at Great
Britain, France Russia, Prussia, SPAN, Austria,
Brazil, Mexico China, Chill, Peru, PORTUGAL, Swi-
tzerland Rome, Naples Sardinia, Belgium lIol-
land Denmark Sweden Turkey New Granada,
Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guatemala, Ncam-
qua Sandwich Islands Costa Rica, Honduras,
Argentine Confederation and Japan, two hun
dred and ninety six thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For salaries Of Secretaries Of legation, forty
thousand dollars.
For salaries of assistant secretaries Of legation
at London and Paris three thousand dollars,
For salary Of the interpreter to the legation TO
China five thousand dollars
a v, assy ~ .au '1I'SsS hsa lesGnio iufSpy
"'i%S Tas omonpann oo @ tJS ~ 'nousa, u'll,S
nV' OIuIasOa onon 70 ''u 11Ssl LsssI W 'np nus
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

CHAR XXXX,An At ddhari,iaI hs Corporation n WdSh.
tagtat City 10 make tda an issue SOcG for loo k,ne
tEousaad delles, for tstiiiai AarAa House, '
Be Ii eaoHted BY he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of Ame-
RIGA IN Congress osSembicd That all the
ground lying between Seventh and Ninth streets,
and fronting on Pennsylvania and Louisiana ave
nues now and hitherto used and occupied for the
| Centre Market, be- and the same Is hereby ceded
to the Corporation Of Washington, on condition
that said Corporation within two years after this
act takes effect erect thereon Il rketlIouse
/ The said house to be 50 constructed as TO admit
foot passengers through ouly one entrance to the
market On the north side; market.yagons and
other vehicles on the south side only, with means
Of exit for the same on Seventh aud Ninth streets,
and TO exclude marketing from Pennsylvania and
Louisiana avenues and the sidewalks and pave
ments thereon. And for the purpose Of erecting
snch markethouse il shall be lawful for said Cor
poatUn to Great debte, in such form as may be
lvuDd expedent not exceeding the sum Of two
hRndrcd thousand dollars at a rate Of interest not
exceeding six per cent per annum, any reatric.
tion in the charter Of said city or existing laws TO
the contrary notwithstanding. P,orideIR howe.
rer, That the Government Of the United States
shall, in no event whatever, be, either directly OF
indirectly, liable for the principal or interest upon
any loan which may be obtained under tho provi
sions Of this act, and the entire revenue Of said
building shall after paying contingent expenses
and interest on the stock, be appropriated 10 the
payment Of the stock issued IN accordance with
the provisions Of this act and provideti That the
powers herein granted shall not be exercised by
said Corporation until after the second Monday
10 June next and that this act shall, immedatel,
upon its passage, be published by s,id Corpora
ton in at least two newspapers published in th'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22
The United States Of America,
Territory Of New Mexico,

The United States of America tirst judicial district cout,
Territory Of New Mexicu, County ol Santa 10,
.ll1T August Term, A. n. 1850.
James p Beck who sues IN his N Charcery Bill for the
own right, and Admnislrt sale OF certain % he Real Is
tor de boiis no cum issti tate Of Preston bck Junior
10 dnnero uflreslon Heck Jh eceased deyN by him IN
ior, deceased, bis last viii aud Testamvnt;
Uf q lu haA'lll such sale brng necessary tuf
Preston H. Ice Mary ALRcra the due execution o the said
craft and her unknown huab Wi and for the equitable
AMI Elizabeth Appegate lo visoD Of such real estate
iarly Craera aud her hush among The several Deyisees
and -- APPLICABLE Ellen !. md those claiming unlcr de-
Shtsgaksr re4on Beck ami srase devhces DaSnlants.
David H. SILVER, pill Of whom f.i H rI...-
are airtsqf slli lawful age; sANf .ll ~
an William 7, Beck, Apna H. ~ srNl aHf HlHtgN W
Beck, ami EllzIhcth Beck, mi.
nors miar such lawful ago, A-|iN tA
aud Igetle Beck their mita ,IrallIl.If fru. ri..
,ot ,asi lawful guardiNn, an
Belle Silver, MINOR nlor iluH tiI H H"ilh|
lawful age, and the sol payd -,f...n 4fH a ft.5
III silver hsr fihir an law
.fdl guardian, Dsfoadails llTfAf w fHli"H
BE Il remembered That on tho 10th day Of sai Angus
tenn, 1890 o said curt the same being the 18th day Of sald
month tie following order was made in the aVve enttled
ralss. sF4l ~ Nsraft naa fl tIfHt1
upbh opening the matters Of complanans bill Il appearing
70 the court by the allegations therein cal'atd AMI by th,
AFFIDAVIT Of William H. Street. solicitor for Ihe complainant
that all ef the sid dcenlants except the Sah Esu ! Shoe
maker ap aaRmsdeuta Of the Nd Territory Of New Mion
and reside without the Limits hege that service Of Hubpo
Ia cannot bc personally had upon tbrin
Il therefore oreredb BY the COURT that notice of the peu
ing 0f ths suit be given by publication IN se weekly
paper 10 this Territory and ha st. Louis Rpublca, weckl
newspaper published at st. Loii NO. ur the space Of u,
successive wocs in each notifying the ad ecrA dcin
,ha unl they cutter their appsAnce b0ioe the ha
day of the neIt term Of this court to DO begun and held
Santa 10 u tue county aoreesd Territory aofesaid th
nt NohlAy " Mach AD 1861 aud plcsi answer, cr iea
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

c. ~, c. .,u
rus' gan rS gaun Icl SuE, AsPlnwaiI ran1mS, Ia
gaayfa noholulu. Lanana cape Town, falkland
p isanus' venlce' nseIIln, Osnals, cyprus ba,aylp
cayal! eai.,lso lIaps uc Yelaesl' sam, ero,S'
pv1Aa & nsnoiiS 81: aau1tU! Da,,la, Maians,n rs
n. il,u' Ma, mo oial,Ge' Ma'aihofaS' Mexico
El'y [ iallPlc1, aso eel NorIe, ispasco, rpl'a
6 rulnoeA iueahuuno, r, oaInagens, lio,om1p
HuSyaqull, a5 oqoga, Monleslaeo, iihlta, pay oi rs
ianus H. APa' LanInala commercial agents az san
1aan ,i ueI Si NoIte' % roTt au fnace, oeh Domingo
fliyl, o', Iaul qe ioanao Angola, MonroSia'
,;,,S 9aooVn Napc nayuen' Aux Hayes; anu hmoor
llse, Two huagrea anu sS'yeight thousand seven
'lunuiea TD anu n,'y aollars "a,
.,.s ror Lu'elplSsyrs lQr INC eonsua'es IN onna'
'iilss ys. 'aousana a'usu NJ t., uGllarsi
r0a GoPsnsa'lon oi .ae commissioner. secre
.afS chiei astronomer ana surveyor, assistant e.
.Ionolur anu surveyor, clerk and ior provisions
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22
ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION

VIII be sold at public auction, raeslay ssp, 2is
at cloeE A. M 1t the house ol Df, SION, u H A. al hs
household and kitchen fariitire &s- Terms Cash.
.UlH aaI' NN D. SIOAN "
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22
sUBscRiPTIos,
PUBLIC ACTS.

.r ltHHa .ubSNu by Athtiiy lI
cnr SXyv--.iR Adh efald an al srSlei elhi St n
amend a. al eniedi N at 10 e'titt diaiqal ,au N
he bi'fia Of Colpnhil "
Be Il eaacted by DE Se,,ate and H5l@e Of Re
preseatqtices Of As Cqiisd Shtes u Amaica IN
Congress assemi(eL lhat th3 first and seventh
sections Oi the act approved February %, 1889
entitled AN act to amend an act entitled 'Aaact
70 establish q cfnltG court in tim District Of Co
Mmbi, lbe, and tha. tic same IRE hereby re-
peaed.
SFc. Q Aad b d(Htier caacted, That vh6ne
ycr the Judge Of the sad criminal court from sick
ness or any other Legal cause, shall be unable to
hold the said court he shall give notice thereof to
the Judges Of the circuit couit Of th1 D strict Of
lo'uMba or Il he be unable from any legal cause
to give such notice It shall be given by the mar
shai Of the District Of COlambla; anil thereupon
one Of the said Judges of The circuit court OF the
District VI Columbia shall by arrangement among
themselves hold the said criminal court during
the temporary inability Of the Judge Of the said
court ; Provhied hOgcDer, ! hat no jadge of the
said circuit court Of the District ol Columbia af
ter once holding said criminal cout during the
temporary inability Of the Judge Of the said crimi-
nal court shall be required, unless with his own
consent on any subsequent occasion Of a tempo
rary inability Of said Judge Of the criminal court,
! 10 huld the said criminal court again until it shall
have been holden by each of the other two Judges
Of the said circuit court Of the District Of Coun-
bia it being the intent and meaning Of this act to
appOrtion, at near as may be among the three jud
ges ofsald circuit court the extra service which
this act imposes on them
SEC. 5. 1adbeh further enacted That if when
any judge Of the circuit court Is called on in rota
riou to hold said criminal court during the inab
lty Of the Judge thereof such judge Of the circuit
court shall be prevented by sickness Or other ega
cause from holding the said criminal court thtG
it shall be holden by cne Of the other two Judge,
Of the circtit court whose duty it would be unde
this act as next in rotation to hold said crimlna
court. ..
SEC A. Am be afarther ellacted, That nothint
in this act contained shall prevent the clerk Of til
said criminal coult from a4jOurnng the same frvn
duy to doy for a time not exceeding one week
where the Judge Of the criminal cUtut shall be Ia
ken sick aiter the commencement and during tn
progress of Il term Pr2ri e, Iha no service
rendered by either Of thl Judges Vi the circui
cOuit under this act shal, he the foundation f.
any additional compensation therefor,
+. APPROVED, April 20, $50,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

81 AichaePsC college, Santa FAN A.
Dire ted by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools,
under the superintendency Of Bishop Lamy
This Institution will reopen November lst 1890
10 the building now occupied by the Brothers,
which is located in Que of Tho healthiest parts Of
The City. The improvements lately made npoa the
building and, grounds thereto attached. render it
one OF the pest seats for learning in the country,
Instructions will be given 10 Heading, Writing,
Grammar, Ortbography; Analysis, grammatical and
logical, History. Geography, Arithmetic. Algebra,
Geometry, surveying Drawing, Music, the Span-
ish, English aud French Languages. '''f hft .
Application for Admission or Circulars, may he
mals personally or BY letter, to t.a'
.-L ia.e DRo1BgR HlLARIAY, Director.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

NJ /. rsemnbered that on The lth day Of the said Angus
Term 1850 Of said curt the hens the nh day Of 'al
month, the following order was NAL in the above emitted
cause; fHt" l -
This day came the sal pln,id BY his Attorney and AZ
pearing the satisfaction oil the rour that the aa delen
aAnis are non residents Of the Territory New MrSo but
reside beyond the limits thereof that the r 'n'ry process
IL Law cannot be 9red upon Them ltii tere'oe or reri
Iy the court that the sail dendanis enltr her opernrs
10 the suit Of the said plaintiff bcrc the hr DAY o.
the next torn Of hs court 10 he hegun and held 1T The
court house Of Santa e. lrrrry Of New Mexico M til"
rs Monday Of March next snd IeaI answer or demor 70
plaintiffs petition for the Of one hundred 'wehiy I'VE
doars and costs for which the Pcery Of ee de'en 'ap'.
has been attached or judgement will be rendered against
them, and the property attached oll TO satisfy said
Judgement I ..- .r. 49, l..
Ills further ordered thai publication be made Of th'abor'
orlsr, according 10 law, witness, tile
Hon. KiRBY Bgsgplcr Chid Justice, Y
r7l nd rx crncIo presiding Judge O the
Yr.tJhcal Di-lr.oi Crnrl and the
Seal or .th fourt this 30h day Of
..Na l.s - August, A i. 1890
slsL fiusos clerk.
sept So !, U.,..
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

CHAR IAn Act to establish an additional Land Disrlc. In
Washington Terriiory, ..r- e..,s.r
Bet eaacisd by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled, That,
when 10 the opinion Of the President It may be
expedient ali the public lands in the Territory Of
Washington to which The Indian tItlo shall have
been extnsuished or may hereafter be extinguish.
ed, lying east aud south Of the following boupda.
res, shall constitute new land district to be cal
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

James P. Beck, who sues IN his
own right, and as Admpisira
tor de bciIii non. cum issiaih,n
10 dnnero ullreslon BECK Ji,n'
ior, deceased,