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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21
[PupLro-No. 6.1


AN ACT making additional appropriations for
the support of the army for the fiscal year end
ing June thirteth eighteen hundred and sixty
two, and appropriations Of arrearages for the
fiscal year ending June thrlicth, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty one.
Be- II eaaclsd By The Seeq'e and House
Of Representatives. Of he Uatei States Of
Americq in Congress assemjied That the
following sums be and the same are hereby ap.
propriatol out utofony money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the support Of the
army for the year ending the thrtloLh Of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty two,
For expenses Of recruiting, transportation Of
recruits fro the different rendezvous to general
dep1ts, procuring of medical attendance, and oil
other expense, attending the raising Of twenty
four lhlusand two hundred and eighty five men, to
be organized into nine regiments OF infantry one
regiment Of cavalry and one regiment Of artillery,
as per general orders number sixteen dated War
Department, Adutaut Generals Office, Washing
ton, May fourth eighteen hundred and sixty one
three hundred and City eight thousand dollars
For purchase Of books of tactics and instruction
for the volunteers, City thousand dollars.
For pay of the army, three million nine hun
dred and sixty nine thousand eight hundred and
forty eight dollars and eighty eight cents.
For Communication Of officers subsistence iou
hundred and seventy eight thousand three hun
dred and seventeen dollars aud sixty cents.
For communication Of forage for officers horses
seventy three thousand and fifty six dollars.
For payments in lieu Of clothing for officers
servants, fifty seven thousand one hundred an
eighty dollars
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21
[PuILIo--No. 81

AN ACT maxim, additional annronriation, n,
N. M, .ery,es "a. lbe y,ar r erpdipg v tSe tbir
teth of June. eightoen hundred nnd sixtv two
and nnpr,nriatlon, of ousarooes lor thS vesr v
ending tb5 thirtieth Of June, eighteen huodrsd
and siytv one. ''' -
BE ii denacted By the Senate and House Of
RepreseatatlUesof the United SlateS of An.
erica in Coaqress assembled, That the
following sums be and they are hereby appropria.
ted, to Be paid out Of any money in the treasury
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21
sUBsORIPTIOKi
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
TPuDLIc--No. II

~
nv NOi u "'V' unu regulate 'ne navy fat'on'
Be 1t enact3l by Me Seia'e and House
Of Representatives of tie United Saies Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
navy ration shall consist of the following daily al
lowance Of provisions to each person. One pound
olsat pork, with half pint OF beaus or peas. or
one pound oisnlt beef with half a pound Of -four
and two ounces OF dried apples or other dried
iIniti or three quarters Of a pound Of preserved
'ea. ylll hall P99lla Oh ree. Two ounces OF out
,%"o %"a -" , Vu"v0 W 'e'o''1O % ,Aeu .ess'aoies,
,'o pJ."u VI 'e9v'1eu ''eat
i.L e,N WV ''p..0so VI S'1VooVou
rv.s' 'outSs" , ou"'es VI ua'o"''
o"S I'o' y" at, '0"so W ''S, VI one ouuys u
yu'VI9 " auu 8" y,
sat,,,., t,Is,,,,. ,ps' It,s y. nIn P0u.',
~ s;aa',. '' P''' VI 'A''''''' N"' "''' pun
,'"'s",'
oec' a. ana DC uf"nher enacted mat
lrgsh or preserved NEST may be substituted for
salt best or pork, and vegetables for the Other ar
uoles IN I'ualy issued w'n tne SAT- meats allowing
o's a,.' pso'iu VI vs. s VI '"e' qa"l'e's
i1i,r ", sle',s i 'olv w V"o pouiu U,
ye,.tass so az tn oonai ,3a saa 'I' r Z -,
siia i'~n ,1'aY VI WV "'''''''
"'''" '''' "'1! '' 'u'''''u''''
oec, g. anu DC GfUrther enacted, That
Should i be necessary to vary the above described
daily allowance II shall be lawful to substitute one
poonl u sot bread or ons pound Of Hour, or hell
a3oni ol riea 'of lolrein ounces OF biscuit, hall
il qht OF Tas i9r t'I oI spirits; half a pound OF
rea t'' A'.' pa. Vi beans or peas; hall a pint oi
bsaas 1r peas iof h'', pound oil rice
S,c. 4 Ant bss further eaaeted That
in case OF necessity the daily allowance Of provis
Ions may be diminished OF varied by the discretion
oil the senior ollicerpresant in command; bat pay
ment snail be made to the person whose allowance
shall be thus diminished, according to the scale
OF prices which is or may be established for the
same but a Commander who shall thus make d
mlnutlon or variation shall report to bis command
ing olIcer' or TO The Navy department, the neces
% 'o WV san,c s"e ,' sSJ ~ 't' ay''a'.vr W.T..
or ,a,,,a rbsS /, u '''' ba mad! '"O '''''""''''
" p'''''
aE5 y 4 ta ~ v }HSaef eaactea, ina'
no c)nms / med Or warrant officer, or any persoT
under l"snIy one years Of age, shall be allowed to
draw the pr't part ol tbs daily ration and all 9th
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21


o'ncal depo3tares OF the Treasury, any law or
llw' To Tue contrary Notwithstanding And the
secretary ol tha Treasury \ also authorized il he
saiA d9en lteSpei'ent before opening books oil
Sao'erpt0n es ABOVE provided to exchange for
com Or pay lorpnbe dues or Tor Treasury notes OF
boa. ,n5 .'u Il rllin pgUg'01r, %,, eS"'ssn
thrloth oi In"o ,5t,,n h,ni"aG ond ,,vt'o." g ."'
or or Tra,s,r, note. far G6S d,1a,. or nm nnysrJs
Nh exeeedinGo on9 hnn5rd @iIIinns If do,ia-s "'''
III IL.s r1 =, n,
before aw,rlin, INV ,,..ian ,r N, Inn N bnsIs
oq,boig,lb Nv Ills ae' t1. 5ocratory of III, TFao.
slry # Ina dam talyi.,bla h, i.sus nronosals far
AesaDa II Ma rTnite3 smts. sb.Il d.ye nnt less
,mn aaeen dqg, odblIe nolics in two ar mara Of
ih4 pnblc aay ,p,os,, in lbo c,te # Wo,hingtor
bad in sach ohsr placs, Of tba United slotel a.
ha may d4sm advisable. designating theamnlpt Of
such loan the pacaaud the time up TO which seal
ed proposals %.lI be racaIv2i ior the same. the
periods Tor the payment and Che amount Of each
mstrm'nt in which Il Is 70 BIZ paid, and tha penal
W ,)' !A9 no9payment Of any such nsahnaats,
ana wl'n ana where such proposals shallb3 open
Gun th' presence o. suell persons as may choose
10 attend anu The 5ecfohy OF the Treasury ls
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21
[PuBLIc--No. 81



BE u enacted 5y he Senate amt House of
Representatives 9f The UaGe{ Sq'es of Amer
lea in C0nqress assembled That the Sc.
creary of the Treasury be and he is hereby author.
lied to borrow on Che credit Of the United Statas
within twelve months from Ih9 passage of this act,
q sam not exceeding two hundred ana my nil
Hons oI dollars or so mnch tuo'eol oshe UAy loen
necessary lor the puoUc service l)r Wu.ch he Is
authorized To issue coupon bonds or registered
oonus' or treasury notes ~ anoh poplrlGos ot
eaeU as ne may deem adylsaDIe' tue bonds to bear
interest not exceeding seven per centan per an
mum payable sseml'annualy 'Tredeemable Tor twen-
y years anu a'ter that period rsdsenaOIe at the
pleasure pl 'ne United o'a'as' ana toe raaSdry
no'es 10 oe OF any denomiuat'oh nSeo Wy the
secretary OIL lne treasury h'V loss Illn u'y ao,'
ars, ana 70 DC payable 'nfee ySai' a'ter ua'o W''u
interest al 'ae rate o' seven ava 1H'e' trnlRi per-
cenvun per auuuui' Psyao4 s'n'1''na"y ann
Ile Secretary o' tae lr9as'''y my "s' ISSUE IN
eAuuanSe los colu' Sna rs l'.g 0' 'n' "'o'' pa
Vy u,ay py 'or sS'a''es or oui uu's l''Al 'ut
oul'el otsses' 1easny n9lcS o' a 'ss' uen'.aloA
@ ',o'l 'ua'l ul'y Gpars, uV' n.lo' Il'iG''v ol Pi
qge ol ueuauu oy ,Ns Ass's.'o' 'e''s e' " ''e
Uu'.eu o'avcs III uiiaue'Pu'a' We" io'N or
boston, Or treasury no'es bearing 'ntgf''l AZ Ne
,Ale Vi InIee anu S'&'y i've hall'euVns per cen
IuIh, Payaole 10 Que yearl'on late, anu sHonsn
SeaDle AZ any tmG LOT treasury notes lor hlly ooI,
ars t anu upwards, lssGaolo unlor tae authority ol
ms ac. ana ,u bearing interest as SPeo'n'u aooVe'
rIOvluou, tnal no eNc9eugs ., 'uil, notes u any
i
u'aGe at any one ume; ana ProVldea 'or'her' lha'
no treasury notes sOall De Issued OF a less demon
NATION 'nsl i'eh dollars ana that Tue whole
amount oil treasury notes not bearing ,n'sr'st
issued under tae authority Of lh's act Snal MI
exceed h''y mlIllons oil dollars
Sec. 2. And be il far'hfr eaachl Thai
the Treasury notes and bonds ssuai- ual4r III
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21
NAVY YARDS.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H,
For repairs Of all kinds, ten thousand dollars
BOSTON.
For machinery, completing machine shop, drain
age, masting sheers, repairs and painting, one
hundred and City four thousand one hundred
dollars,
For hosting apparatus for provision stores, four
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
For dredging channels, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For repairs Of dry dock, six thousand dollars,
For water pipes, hylrants, two thousand 6ye
hundred dollars
For floor for mould loft, one thousand two hun.
dollars.
For bilge blocks for dry dock, three thousand
dollars.
For new derrick, including foundation, twenty
one thousand niue hundred and eighty eight dol
lars.
For floor to third story Of machine shop and
columns to support, three thousand dollars.
For railroad through new store two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars.
For caisson to launching ways, eight thousand
FIVE hundred and forty one dollars.
For repairs Of all kinds, twenty eight thousand
four hundred and thirty dollars.
For removing small shears, one thousand dol
lars.
PHILADELPHIA.
For repairs officiating dock, forty thousand dol
lars.
WASHINGTON.
For repairs Of all kiads, forty four thousand foul
hundred and forty seven dollars.
MARE ISLAND.
For repairs to floating dock aud other repairs il
the yard, sixty thousand dollars.
For machinery for machine shop, thirty thou
sand dollars
NAVAL ASYLUM PHILADELPHIA.
For the extension of main sewer, eight hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses at the several nav
yards TO meet extraordinary demands for the re
mainder of the current and the next fiscal veal
one hundred thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. Aad be Il further enacted Tha
the following sums be and they are hereby apprC
priated for arrearages for the year ending thrtet
Of June eighteen hundred aud sixty one;
FJrpay Of commission, warrant, and petty of
GERS and seanen, including the engineer corps {
thu navy three hundred and thirty nine thousan
two hundred dollars,
For the charter Of vessels, their purchase, f
ting for war service, reservations due on sxstin
contracts, the fitting out Of the ships of war thrt
million eight hundred and sixty six thousand do
lars.
For ordnance and ordnance stores includin
!. incidental expenses, ninety thousand dollars.
: For contingent expenses that may accrue {
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rines attached to vessels for sea SERVICE one mill
ion nine hundred and ninety four thousand two
hundred aud twenty two dollars and forty seven
cents.
For Surgeons necesSares and APPLIANCES for sick
and hurt OF the navy, including the engineer and
marine corps, twenty Eve Thousand dalIars.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for
the following purposes, viz; freight and Transports
ton, printing and stationery, advertising in news
papers, books, maps and models and drawing pur-
chase and repair fire engines and machinery, re-
pairs Of aud attending TO steam engines in the na
w yards, purchase and maintenance Of horses and
exen aud driving teams, carts, timber wheels, and
the purchase and repairs Of workm9ns tools, post
age on public letters fuel, oil and candles for navy
yards and shore stations, pay Of watchmen and in
Cidentsl labOrn0t chargeabe to any other appro.
priation, transportation to and labor attending the
delivery Of che provisions and stores on foreign
stations, wharfage dJckagc, and rent travelling ex-
pensesof officers and Others under orders, funeral
EXPENSES, store and Office rent, fuel, commissions
aud pay Of clerk to navy agents and storekeepers
flgs, awnings, and packing boxes, premiums and
other expenses Of recruiting, apprehending deser-
teTs' per diem pay TO persons atendieg court mar
tal, couts Of inquiry, and otherservces authorized
by law, pay to judges advocate piIotage and tow.
age Of vessels and assistance to vessels in distress
and for bills ofhealth and quarantine expenses Of
vessel' of the United States navy in foreign ports
one million fifty two thousand three hundred dol
hrs; Provided, That the expenditures under The
foregoing appropriations shall be so accounted fol
as to show the disbursements by each respective
appropriation
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21
MARINE CORPS.

For pay Of officers noncommissiOnqd officers,
musicians priyates, clerks, messengers, stewards,
and servants, for rat0ns and clothing for servants,
additional ranons for fya years service for un'
drawn clothing and rations bounties for re.enIit-
ments, one hundred and sixty thousand two hund-
red and twenty four dollars.
For provisions, forty two thousand and forty
eight dollars
For clothing G'tysix thousand four hundred and
forty eight dollars.
For fuel SIX thousand and forty eight dollars,
For military stores, viz; pay Of armorers repair
OF arms, purchase Of acc0utremeuts, ordnance
stores flags drums, fIes, aud other instruments
six thousand dollars
For Transportation Of officers and troops and
expenses Of recruiting eight thousand dollars.
For contingencies viz. freight, lerriage toll car
riage wharfage purchase and repair Of ooats, com
pensatlon to judges advocate per diem for attend
Ing courtmartial, courts of inquiry, and for con-
stan labor, house rent in lien Of quarters, burial of
deceased marines, printing, stationery, postage,
telegraphug, apprehension of deseHers oil, candles
gas, repair of gas and water fixtures, water rent,
forage, straw, baack furniture, furniture for Off
GERS quarters, bed sacks, spades shoves, axes,
picks, carpenters tools keep Of horse for the
messenger, pay Of matron, washwoman and porter
at the hospital headquarters, repair Of fire eengne,
purchase and repair Of engine hose, purchase of
lumber for benches mess tables, bunks, repairs to
public carrya purchase and repair Of harness gal
eys and cooking stoves for ness rooms stoves
where there are no CRATES gravel for parade
grounds, repairs Of puOns furniture for staff and
commanding ollcers' Offices brushes, brooms buck
cts. paving, and for other purposes, twelve thou
sand dollars.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-21

For repairs Of all kinds, ten thousand dollars.
BOSTON,
For machinery, completing machine shop, drain
age, masting sheers, repairs and painting one
hundred and City four thousand one hundred
dollars
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

Mr.. EDITOR: II visited the new Theater Sat-
urday night, for the first time, to witness the
performances of the Ridley Minstrels. was
pleased too see quite number of our most re-
spectacle ladies in attendance, and shocked to
observe several genteel looking men smoking
pipes and cigars. also saw bottle containing
liquor of soIre kind, passed around among a
half-dozen persons, who drank from it regardless
of the gaze of those who witnessed their de-
pravity.
Now, Mr.. Editor, before can consent to take
my family to such place, these things must be
stopped; and have no doubt they will be, when
the attention of the Trustees and of the public
has been called to the matter. Otherwise the
audience was generally we'll behaved and orderly.
A MARRIED MAN.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13
AMB1Guors.-It is impossible to understand

AMBIGUous.-It is impossible to understand
more than half the pony news which comes by
telegraph. A week or two ago, we read some
thing about affair at Vienna. A number If
Ohio troops appear to have been fired into while
riding in the cars of railroad The attack was
made from perpendicular enbankment over
hanging the road; Bob Schenck drew his sword
and enjoined his men to stand firm; 'if the cars
had proceeded hundred yards further, there
would have been great slaughter;" and this is
the sum and substance of the story, so far as we
have been able to trace it, although we usually
devour the details of Atlantic news as published
by the Union-St Louis letter, "Ching Foo"
Supplement and all. We are waiting anxiously
to hear more from some "looker-on at Vienna"
Here is another instance of telegraphic obscur-
ity =
seen. Banks has discovered plan to destroy
the railroad between Washington and Balti-
more"
Does that mean contingency has arrived
when it is necessary the road should be destryed,
and Gen. Banks has discovered quick way to
do it or does it mean he has discovered plan
which has been devised by malicious persons to
destroy the road' The first is clearly stated,
while the latter is evidently meant Some of the
news received is even much more ambiguous
than this.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13
Constable Sale.
State Of California, County of Nerada, Tows-
ship of B1idgeport

State Of California, County of Nerada, Tooss-
ship Of Bridgeport.
UDY virtue of two executions to me delivered issued
ID from the court of R. H. Farquhar, esq., act
ing Justice of the Peace in ard for the courty aforesaid
bearing date June 7h A. D. 1861. to satisfy judg-
ment rendered by said Justice of the Peace the 2st
day of November A. 1860. in favor Of The NJ Y. O..
q w. Co.. and against The Star Co, for the sum of
1926 so 100 debt interest," damages and costs of suit
have taken in execution and will sell to the highest
bide. for cash. the following described property to
wit: all Of that certain lot and parcel of mining
claims San Juan Hill known the Star Co claims,
and joining Farquhar & Co. the east, and tho
NJ. Y. c. W. Co.'s claims the west also all cuts,
tunnels sluces sluice boxes and all iron pipes, and
one Lows water distributor,.on
Saturday, 2Oth day of July, A. ID. SOL,
between the hours of O'Clock and o'clock p
in front of the office of R. H. Farqnhar. esq, in the
town of North San Juan. state and county aforesaid
Taken the property of The Star Co, to satisfy the
above demands anc accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 9th fav nf June. D186l.
W. EDWARDS, Constable.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

HARTMAN's RANCH Whoever has visited
the little town of Sebastopol, mile south
west of this place, on the Marysville road,
could not fail to have noticed Hartman's s
Ranch, under high state of cultivation,
and presenting a cool, shady, and most
desirable spot for happy residence. This
beautiful place is now offered for sale. The
advertisement, elsewhere to be seen in to-
days paper.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

Too TRUE.-The following incident in
Western practice, illustrates the wicked
carelessness with which affidavits are fire.
quently taken:
A tavern keeper was requested to call
ut the office of an attorney, who was trans
acting some business for friend of his
"Here," says the lawyer, "sign this af-
fdavit."
Tavern keeper signs.
Take off your hat saysa notary stand
ing by.
Tire tavern keeper oheys.
Hold up yonr hand
Up go both hands to the highest point.
'.You swear" etc, "that the contents Of
this affidavit, by you subscribed, are true ~
''Yes-what is it ~
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

FLUME REPAIRs.-After completing the
props of the splendid fiume Of the NJ. Y. C.
and NJ. Co., which spans the Main street of
San Juau, at an elevation of SO or 60 feet,
Messrs. Tuft and Chadwick, in remarkably
brief space Of tine, renewed the fnme ITSELF
by removing the decayed timbers from its
bottom and sides, and replacing them with
new and substantial material. The work is
now about as solid aud good as at the be-
ginning.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13
OPPOSITION STAGE LINE TO SACRAMENTO

OPPOSITION STAGE LINE TO SACRAMENTO
We learn that Mr.. Deyeres, of Sacramento,
is making preparations to start n tri-weekly
line of stages from Nevada to Sacramento.
He is now stocking the road, and it can not,
therefore, be long before the line is ready.
On the other hand, we understand that a
company in Grass Valley will start another
tri weekly line, to run on alternate days with
Mr.. Devere's stages so as to form a daily
opposition line to Sacramento. The fare by
these oppositions will be three dollars
Transcript
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

UNION CIRcUs.-To-night Saturday we
are to have performance from DR.. Foster s
Union Circus. 1t has recently been exhib-
iting at Marysvile, and the papers there
speak in high terms of its performers. Sam.
Lathrop is the clown-every one in these
himself, and requires no outsider to blow
his trumpet. Boys, get your half-dollars
ready There's fun in store for ycu.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

DIVORCED Langton's Express, the tele-
grph aud post office, which have heretofore
been united in the room of one and the same
building, are now separated, the express,
with Mr. J. A. Seely as the agent. remaining
at the old stand. The telegraph and pos; Off
ces are now kept in the old Theater building,
Geo. D. Dornin acting as operation of one
and p. NJ of the other.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

REBUILDING.-Messrs. Clark Il Co. have
selected n new site for the erection of a
sawmill, about a mile and half northeast
of the location occupied at the time of the
confagratiou. They have already COM
'menced work on the edi6ce, and will remove
the old machinery to the ground SO soon as
it has been repaired, and section added to
their present rail road.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13

Hair Tonic.--To persons residing in warm eli
mates. this compound will be invaluable a specific
in retaining to the skin healthy action and neutral
izing any of the evil effects, which by continued
frequent perspiration. must cause to the hair.
To children. or the youngest infant, it may be used
with the greatest freedom for however thin weakly
the hair may apparently be- by the of this COM
pound all irritation will be allayed.
This tonic is particularly recommended for re-
storing grey hairs to their original color and with few
exceptions it is acknowledged to be infabe; but in
all it is Acknowledged to be superior to like pre-
parations in the market.
This is no hair oil for simply greasrg the hair but
chemical preparation free from grease other inju
rious ingredients.
Manufactured and sold at the drug store of s 7.
Watts Marysville and sold by traders and druggists
throughout the State.
The hydraulic press., 1861-07-13
AlsO..
Opiate BalsamiQ ues

An infalibe for Secret Dseases-pe santt to tho
taste. For sale by
FRATCHERE& & BUTLER,
Agents. North San Juan,
And at the Drug store of s I. WATTS,
sept 90 3m Marysville.
THERE are many ways of relieving pain for the time
being but there is only way of removing diseases
No palliative. anodyne. no topical application will
it. 1t must be attacked at its source, in the
fluids of the body. which convey the poison to the To-
calites where it is developed in inamnation sores,
ulcers. tunors assesses glandular sweings. &C.,
the case may be- These fluids must be reached, acted
upon and purified by some powerful agent Such
agent is Yellow Dock Sarsaparla and Iodide Potash.
(Manuactured at Watts Drug STOREY 1t gently stim-
uIates while it dsinfects and expes from the stomach
and bowels all that lis irritating and at the time
restores their vigor and tome