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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.
~ ITu
and directed by the Common Council ofthe City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the south side OF Ham,
ilton street from Washington streetw eastward to
Corporation line, in sad City, the side walks
thereon 10 be brought to the proper grade, and
that they side walk of Glass No 2. to be laid
Down thereon within thirty days from the publ
cation of this order. -.-. . r---
A. PFAFFLIN Clerk
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

Or ANYTHING else in our line, arc unsurpassed in
the West
Our Stock of Marble is complete, having been
selected with great care at the Qnarries ny6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
BOSlMfseS ana Pensions.
JAMES r. Lane

JAMES II. LANE
Is NOW Prepared TO COLLECT ALL.
i claims Tor Boun,ios and Pensions.
llOunties.
SOLDIERS. discharged in consequence Of wounds
received In battle. or who have served two year,
are entitled 10 500 bounty.
Pensions.
/ hmlid Soldiers disabled snao March 4th,
1861. In tho army OF navy.
2. Wadoies " soldiers dying u wounds
coiyed, or OF disease contracted in the military
or naval service.
.. Gh.dfsH under Ia years Of such deceas ed
soldiers, IL thore il no widow surviving, or from
the time of tho widow remarriaye.
4. Hotheis who have NJ husbands living af
soldiers deceased rs above, provided tho latter
have lett no widow, nor children under Ii years.
and tho mother was dependcnt IN whole or In
part upon tho deceased Ter support.
b. SISTERS, under 10 years, OF snch doecased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support. provided
thoro AFRO no fightful claimants OF either of the
three last preceding classes.
I-ts Also collects Back Pay.
Apply TO JAMES I. LANE,
Olhec southeast corner BRADY and "a atrcsts.
Davenport. April 3. ls6s.d3m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
RCAI Estate IgCMcy.

NUS SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
/ to copaftnership for the Transaction Of q
general Real Estate business. They will give
their attention to the buying, sell ng and renting
Of real estate, paying taxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall wi thin tho itimatc line
OF their business. From their long residence
both being /" Old settlers"--and general familiar
ity with real estate operations, they fatter them
selves they will be able to give satisfaction to all
who may ontrust their business to them.
OFPIcE-Post Office building. second floor.
a. SANDERS,
j. NJ. ELDkIDCE.
Davenport, Arril ], 1853 diff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
Il. T.. I4ightc 4 Co.,
(lsato Iightc Bradhnrys)
Piano FOrto Manufacturers,
i2I IsrOone 81, New York,

II Hoak toat Of Broatiieay.
MR. Il. G.. IlGHTE, THE ORIGINAL FOUND
lN1 or et this ~rll-known astahilsh ment, esitor
Farmer, and only Practical paHo Forta Nak.r
Of tho late firm of Iighte 4 Bradburyf," hay
ing retained his Iwo-1 Thirds Interest IN the " Il de
business stock. materials, &c, and Soc Proprio-
toiship in his Ialna l. pafenfs, inclusive al bis
celebrated PATENT lASULA iED IRON
tkAhtS. IL thu only ono who can mako the St
PElaod PIANO fDkr.lS Tor which THIS house
has been 20 popular. tS5- All Infringement on
his rights will be Prosecuted according 10 law.
s-ay" All Piano Fortes from this manuiactofy
are warranted perfect in every respect for FIVE
years.
LIBERAL TERMS To DRALHRs.
+. LlGIirE 4 co,
apl l53m All liroome ST, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
NDININs
lsrcat Books in Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
q KE.1T KEDELLlO.N':
OR,
Tho IleTOism OF eur SoIlieIS T. sailors
ILLUSTRATED.
] vol., large l2mo. Price, 1925.


Tho critics and tho public are right In predict
ny that this will surpass, In graphic narrative,
exciting interest, and extensive popularity, ali
btbor histories OF tho NJ for tho Union. Its
theme will be- the heroic daring. suffering,
and hair breadth escapes Of our soldiers and sail
ors, and it's incidents will form the theme OF
oonyorsstioD At iDnumsrsblo Gresdss for years'to
come. IL will contain, In addition 10 It's stirring
deteilf. tho philosophical Analysis Of tho Causes
OF the War, by John LothIsp Motley, Lib.
Author OF Tho Rise Of the Dutch kopubiic,"
ETC.. the dates u oil tho important events IRON
tho John Brown raid, and accurate and revised
account Of tho principal battles, with accurate
engrnyings
Ono third Of tho proceeds Of all subscrip tiOns
sont to will DO given for the reliei Of disabled
uoldiern. nd all persons who wish . copy OF the
work. and also To benefit tho soldiers, should send
tn eir and address 1T onoo. Also, any officer
or private, or person in any section Of tho coun-
try, having knowledge OF heroic act or stirring
in,idont, will obIige us by seDding " M account
OF il.
booksellers, Postmssters, and Canvassing
Agents will be furnished with subscri ption pro-
spootus, on application - the publishers.
eN- A liberal commission given 10 soldiers de-
sirlng 10 sot ~ agents. In taking subscriptions.
III.
THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MAN.
UFACTUkES, FROM lOO8 TO
1860.
BY DR.. j. Leanaer Isishop. : vols. 8vo.
Vol. |. now ready, Vol. II, searly ready.
Thisis probably tho largest and most important
work now In tho American press.
We have also published new editions Of Vie
ro,, owing useful and popular books.
tho Business Mans Legal Adviser
or. how 20 save ,,oney BY condusting business -.
co,dinp 70 law a. sxpoundsd b. the best and lat
os. authorities. l0c PIP, sheep. Price, II.
Opportunities for IDdustry I; Or A
The1saDA ChaDees to
Make Mercy.
Cloth, 81. This has been rspsAiishsd In England.
Every busiress man and slsrk should have
thc.. hooks. They pay the buyse hundred
fold. Every parent should est thsn tor their
SONS. -.
rrice. We ray particular aeaeation TO mailing
boots. swapping them carefully, and viii procure
ana send, postpaid, aay book anywhere, on receipt
n pubIishsrs' psies and eix sta1ps. Address
RRREDLEY 3 CO.,
Tsibups bail6ings, New York.
pIANOa.-Persoas whe wish N buy Pias"
the best makss Win ~ shown Aev tasy ear
handsoue sun n TIE passAsee e Acy eadfse
| fiaao, ssss Joy, Oos = o., psssasss As''w
New York p.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
Bounty and Pensions.

DY LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, lLL
ID soldiers who have been discharged In con
sequence of wounds received in battle, are now
entitled 10 the 800 bounty.
We collect BoURTlfs tor soldiers who have
served two yea who have been discharged
as above also INVALID PEssioNs and PEssross
for widows, minor children, mo aers and orphan
sisters Of deceased soldiers; also tho bounty due
the wi lows, minor children, parents or relatives
Of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS,
inch 20-u Main street Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15

A GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
n Pc fdlers, attention! We have the largest
stock OF stationary packages. IL different styles
War Maps, Songsters, Ink, Tactics, &C., and st
the lowest prices in the West, address
CLARKE 4 CO..
IndisnApolis, Ind, or Springfield Ill.
Oct lc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

IA Sr1EAx OF CHIvA1aY."-0ne Il tho
most inhuman acss that has bsen psrpetrated
since the war commenced. vas attempted b
be carried out by tho rebels on the night Of
the evacuation Of Fort Wagner. According
to the statement Of wounded man discovered
in the bomb proof: he had been lying ip dy.
in condition for four days. The rebels re.
fused to give him even swallow Of water to
qusnch his thirst, and told him when they
LIFT that hs could net possibly live. aud had
better. before dying, d, - much for their
cause a lay in bis power. That he might
benefit BY this advice, they plaesd id' hia
hand . string attached 10 fess cemdappieat.
ing with tie magazine before alluded "a
With instructions to pull It when the fort VA
filed with Yankees, and % send them III
himself included; into stsrsity. I But TIT
wounded rebel. although Almost dead when
our men entered the fort, had faint hops
that perhaps he might live II properly q
tended. and gave that as reason for not pull
ling the string. He was taken to In ahbu'
lance. ana died while being conveyed t. tht
hospital. Af.. e.4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

THR RESULT OF Street EDUCATi0N.-
Keep yonr children off the street. ,,.tasg
By that We mean, do not lot them make
acquaintance on the sidewalks. If they fire.
qusnt tho public schools. you must establish
Z sort Of verbal quarantine at your own door,
and examine the youthful tonge once day,
to see If it has not q secretion Of slang
upon It. .a. pa
Mrs. Carefurs little son, Manfred, came
running into the paternal mansion the other
day, shouting to the cook: -
"Now then. old girl. slap up that din
ner." ....,'.. ........... ....s
"Why Manfred r. began tho astonished
mother. "whers did you learn such Ian.
guags I Who have you been playing with r.
"Me;" said the hopeful; Il generally
play with Dick Turner. cause he's bully
boy with glass eye. That's co."
The fond mother was about to express
some astonishment At the optical misfortune
Of Dick, when the SON continued:
"Ma, I'm going to buy = plugl Jem
Smith wears one. and I'm as big - he."
"a plug!" gasped the mother. r -.
"Yes stree. plug. I've got the spondu.
lies salted down In my box, sure; ito bound
to eome." h'i'rif'.itF 't.t ffi'''
Tho mother, at this juneEure. ordered The
youngstsr up stairs, and cent for man Ger.
want to interpret the slang. i.;,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

A G00D JoKs.-Squire C., Of our
county had been topper in times past, but
upon the approach of the Maine Law excite
ment, reformed, and became ssalous advo.
cate Of that measure. Being At q public
auction one day, soon after the law and ex-
citement had gone under, he came across a
barrel Of the ardent, which was being retailed
by the quart. His taste was forthwith revived
but the memory of his late services in the
temperance ranks would not permit him to
buy dram and drink it in public. But he
could not leave, and so he occupied his time
in passing and repassing the fragrant whisky
barrel. Presently he met Josh -, whose
notions Of propriety were not quite 90 strict,
and lifting dime from his pocket, placed it
in Josh's open hand, saying:
"Josh, you take this dime and 60 down
to that barrel and buy quart, and when
you SEQ me coming. coll out, esquire won't
you come and have something to drink r"
Josh was pleased and soon had the quart
when the Squire bore down toward him,
with head up and apparently unconscious
Of drop being within score Of miles, when
Josh. true to his orders, cried out
esquire. won't you come and have some
thing to drinkr' ..iw u
"Wsll, don't care if d." replied
the . thi.:ty man, ''bsins as we are old
"Ohi stop . bit," said Josh "you ars
ono Of the cold water fellows. and L only
asked jest to try you" .,..., ..a -.,
The Squire left wiser and drier man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

Kssr,xa GsAfis.-We recommend ~
two following recipes to thSss who ~ de-
sirous Of preserving this excellent fruit. ide
winter uss: They afs bath said tobs valu-
abls:. @'.'ae 80 i'lHsa'If
Take clean small boxes; pick o6 .,tbS
bunches Of grapes carefully, and paek t4sh
in dry grape leaves. Keep the boxes IA. 4.
Dry cool plass; being careful not to lst thsa
freeze: 7i@ sr'',i'h - -.
Anothsr-Cus ths b6nchss easefIllj s&
the vines, dip The ssen wAmN 4sae in1s
ss.'sa e. -. s..' = ~ -. q. g 80;
box. then laysf u kfapSA and z kyG& ,
cotton, aud ID 81: Bet The box wAeii0 1ef
grapes win not ftssss. and ,h<yInnyrbs ke1Ait
good until Spring: 81; j2gees q sdstr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

children Of tho warrant ofics[n Of The
United States navy whose fsthers afs
dead" subject to certain conditions therein
meutioned, Therefore - . ja2 III
Reso1vsd BY tie Senate asd Hcsse Of Rep
re'e.tatsoes Of tie Uxited States Of 1merice
- Cosgvess assembled, That the Attorney.
General be authorized and empowered to a.
certain the facts in relation to the devise and
bequest aforesaid, and report the same, With
his opinion a. to the validity Of the same;
and such recommendations . he may think
psopsr b mnks u .ssfsr6neo 1hscsto b Ne
next CSn9TG8. rT ttss4C a III rtc,..-.
ArPR0vsD. March 3, 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

CRRsoLurIoN No. 80. ... T..
A Resolution in Relation to Property devised
to the People Of the United States, by
Captain Uriah P. Levy, deceased. .,t.
Whereas, Uriah p. Levy. late . captain of
the United States Navy. died In the city
Of New York, On the twenty.second day Of
March, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
leaving last will and testament, contain:
ing the following provision. to Wit III
give, devise, and bequeath my farrd and
estate Of Monticello. In Virginia. formerly
belonging to President Thomas Jet!srson.
together With all the fest and residue Of
my estate. real and personal OF mixed. not
hereby disposed Of, wherever Or heeYcvet
situated, to the people Of the United
States, or such persons ~ Congress shall
appoint to receive il; and especially oil my
real estate IN the city Of New York. 10 trust
for the sole purpose Of establishing and
maintaining at said farm Of Monticello 10
virginia, an sgricultural school. for tho
purpose Of educating, as practical f'rmsr''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

n It may be convenient to know that a
quart Of -four weighs one pound, quart Of
corn meal ons pound and Two ounces. . quart
of butter one pound and one ounce. q quart VI
best sugar one pound. quaFt 1t white sugar
powdered one pound aud ono ounce, . quart
Of bert brown sugar one pouud- and two
ouucesy that ten eggs weigh, one pound,
though this depends somewhat on tho sire
sixteen large tablespoonful make hah
pint. y r ss - 32H ~ tf3ii5'f'' H'ata
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05
THE FAl1NAeK's cUIUn nss'
1h~' .ia"'i 10 l's'% Ssi AsssiH

S6i1iti1S aid YfaStleal " s1istttaffG "1o
By ni.snY slrtatns, i. B. 81 u 1dsabGiSi, sase
the late J. p. Np1ful, TtdtiSsSf Of I9cis4ttfe.
AsriSditdfg lii Yalv Coiieg; New Haven, voIa
Royal dctava: leeS psGss, aAd nddssSSts ,Daf
cravings. Mo.l3sa3gH ggG .jyaa Is,t ont
This is confessedly the most cpmplets wohk 81
Agriculture ever Published, spd IN OtdW y NV
y u 14ts 1ast its M sAs Pss'As h'' ss
- ies 1sr ths rvys vsiiAlyS.I .Isg'as
when sent ~ psstl (poss bsidJi " etAtA1ha
o,ssa :s.! :aa = .s =: Ss. "a s =
(posS f4id) ~. fA stf1 S%sr4H SAom ooDpoS
-. Tkis il dvl tts I'D aBsokG Il susl ifIitE.|xs
.hosid always s. .ddfssstsi pot patd q Gsy0B3
l1shsrs;:9 Ea.i. gsAgiis,iu 400 DilE, ,fsfu1t
neS' T'?s'i No. ~ dSt sssss. xsS fol2k!!da
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

~ Experiments that have been recently
made in France; show that horss can live
seventeen days without food or drink. and
twenty-five days upon water alone. 1fhs
cousussss solid abed without dlinking, he can
live only Eve days. A horss that had been
dspsivsd of watsf for three days drank elevsn
gaIlons in thue minutes: ,s-sr '-,,i9iy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

rREsoLurIox No. Sc.
A Resolution to grant the Use Of . portion
Of Judiciary, or Armory Square. for q
Home for Destitute Newsboys in Wash
ington.
Resolred By the Senate asd Hcsse Of Rep
resemtatives Of the United States Of America
in Coxgress assembled, That the Secretary Of
the Interior be, and hs is hereby, authorized
to grant to Professor Joseph Henry, Henry
Beard, and j. w. Forney, - trustees, and
their successors, the use Of portion Of the
Judiciary Square, or Armory Square. in the
city Of Washington. to erect thereon. FREQ
from charge to the United States. suitable
building for a" Home for destitute News.
boys:" Prorided, That the same can be done
without prejudice to tho public interests :
Asd ,,roriled, That oil expenses shall be
borne by said trustees in erecting. maintain
ing. and removing said building. and that
said shall be removed whenever the Secretary
Of the Interior shall require the same to be
done. ..
ArrrovED, March. 3. 1863.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

.,..,... U6816AU'0
91114Ard ,0&1S0HS.
TgHE above Billiard Saloon, With EIGHT fiRsf:
CLASS PHEIiAN TABLES, h How SfSa ~
.be public: The Cushious On these TahAss "A VII
predecessors The ROOM IL lifted ~ " hGrftp
combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT :, .TheIbEf,
will be Kept supplied With the veU ehStcsss trsdd
of u --5t-ai JAlf sliN Hf wD.lunft
Wines; 3iin ii. e,rateai rssIo
81. s; Is1Gauo1:6. ar .,L,;,
........-. eAc 0eGa3:0.
And the sibsctibefs hope; by strict ettsntien, ~
merit the patronage of sliwho admire aud pfae:s
'0i 81" 81 DAN: IYNOH, ath' 20
p. .rf..;s.9s.,.., n: 3: HUGHES: ar,,..y
to dId 599 Montgomery st.;
Opposite the New Astfepolitaa ThSStsS'oI
Inc subscribed bsss u Inform the public tGS4
the above mSdtionSd BILLIARD HAL0QNslS SeSs
intended 10 serve % . show and salesroom for.
PlIELkN's Fatent .C0HAH1mat164'
C00IffOuo dEld MoAe1 g011s .ryb
..., .. llard Tables r., .,;.i.a.
And Billiard Tfimmings Of every desStffttei6M
Parties dcslrous Of purchasing Billiard Tables WIN
thus have an opportunity q selecting from a, n
ried assortment, both in style and finish, and ~
also tsst the superiesity claimed for the Oud1l6nB
hand, and ready TO give all required Mi6rla atat'
with regard to the merits ofthsss JU6TLX o1b0N
BRATED BILLIARD TABLES, The spbsfd18.
cordially invites IN iatGfdstsd paitisCtY "a ~
XssIt iSr phsl.l;s Patent CSmviassiSs Csslf &
ions and Modern Billiard Tables. y ''lR Ts9e TON
-6aa FradsiseS; Jaly le; 1851: sle:RSe ialayG
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

[REsoLurIoN No. 81.
Joint Resolution to compensate the Crew OF
the United States steamer Monitor for
Clothing and other Property lost in tho
Public Service. h .f
Resolced by tic Senate and House Of Rep
rcsentat;res Of the United States Of Anerica
IN Coxgress asswbled, That tho proper &C.
counting officers Of the treasury b. and they
are hereby, authorised, in settling the &C.
counts Of the petty officers, seamen. and 9th
ers Of the crew Of tho United States steamer
Monitor" which was wrecked near Cape
Hatteras, on OF about the thirtieth day Of
December, eighteen hundred and sixty.twe'
to credit each Of them to the amount Of sixty
dollars. to cover their loss Of bedding. cloth.
ing, and other property, occasioned BY the
sinking Of said steamer. 5n ai
APPROVED. March 3, 1868. ,.. g,I
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05

tion Of the Judges and 20 forth, under tho
Treaty with Great Britain and other Per-
sons engaged in tho Suppression Of the
Slave Trade.
BE It sesoAUed by the Senate asd Hossss of
Representatives Of the United States of Amer
sea, IN Congrcss assembled, That the Presi-
dent of the United States be, and hereby ID,
authorized to expend during the fiscal year
ending the thirtisth day Of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, 20 much of the ap.
preparation of second March, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-one, - he may deem sxpsdi-
ent and proper. not exceeding In the whols
ten thousand dollars, for compensation to Uni
ted States marshals, district attorneys, and
other persons employed iu enforcing the laws
for the suppression Of the African slave
trade, for any services they may render, and
for which no allowance is otherwise e1 provi.
ded by law; and also, 80 much Of said ap-
preparation as may ba necessary to pay tie
salaries of the judges and arbitrators appoint.
ed by him pursuant to the act of Congress,
approved July eleven, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, entitled I" An act to carry into ef-
feet the treaty between the United States
and her Britannia Majesty for the suppress
sion of the African slave.trade," and for the
expenses of the mixed courts provided for by
said treaty: Prorided, That no payment
shall be made to any judge or arbitrator, ON
account of salary. who, after accepting the
office, has declined or may hereafter decline
tho same without having actually entered
upon duty and no judge or arbitrator shall
be regarded as entitled to salary from the
date of the acceptance Of the Office to which
he has been or may be appointed. who shall
not have entered upon the duties thereof
in good faith within three months from tho
date of his acceptance.
ArPRovEp, March 8, 1863.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05
lREsoLurIoN No. 35.l

RESOLUTION No. IS.
A Resolution authorizing the Collection in
Coin Of Postage due on unpaid Mail Matter
from Foreign Countries. u
Whereas. the failure to prepay foreign cor.
respondenco throws upon the Post Ofics
Department of the United States large
balances which have to be paid in coin,
Therefore
BE it ,esolUed BY tic Senate asd House Of
Representatives eftAc United States Of Amer
ica IN C0sgyess assembled, That the Post
mastsr.G General be. and il hereby, authorised
to take such measures - may seem % him
advisable to collect postages on letters from
abroad, not prepaid, in order to avoid loss in
the payment of such balances.
ArPRovED. March 3, 1863.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-05
fREsoLUrION No. 27.1

r.. REsoLur1ox No. e.
Joint Resolution to expedite the Printing Of
the Presidents Message and accompanying
Documents.
Be it -csolved by tile Senate and Hoxse Of
Representatives gf the United States Of Amer
ica In COsgress assembled, That, instead
Of furnishing manuscript copies to each house
Of Congress, the heads Of the several depart
ments of Government be required to furnish
the superintendent Of public printing with
copies Of the documents usually accompany.
ipg their annual reports on or before the first
day Of November Of each year; whose duty
1t shall be to print. in addition to the number
now required by law, two thousand copies for
the 1se If the Senate, and fivs thousand for
the ass af the House, in volumes (bound IN
tho usual nanner) Of convenient size, and 70
deliver the same to the proper officer Of each
house. respectively, on or before the third
Monday ia December Of each year. It shall
alse be his duty to print for the use Of each
.of said heads Of departments one thousand
copies of said reports proper; and for the use
.of the commissioners Of the general land.of.
thce. Of Indian affairs. and Of pensions, Eve
hundred copies, respectively. Aud it shall
'uOt % ISWIUI TOE SaSU superintendent " pstut
any greater number of said reports nor the
reports Of heads Of any bureau to their NJ
.spsctive sapedors, unless directed to do 10 by
either house Of Congress- :er
Sec. 2. Asd be IL .fs,tAer yesolsed, That
hereafter the number Of any bill or joint reso-
tuition ordered or required to be printed by
other tie Senate or House Of Representatives
sndsr any rule Of either house. shall not ex-
esd six hsndred. unless specially directed
BY the house ordering the same.
Sec. 5. Asd BE It Further rcsolved, That
4 shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO furnish condensed statement Of
ths aggregate amount Of the exports to, and
Imports from. forsign countries, to the super.
,atsndent Of the public printing. on or before
the fnt day Of November Of each year, who
shah print and bind a. soon thereafter q
practicable ten thousand copies thereof, 10 be
distributed - follows, Wis: The usual mum.
bee Zone thousand Ave hundred and ffty) for
tho two houses Of Congress; three hundred
copies for the treasury department; two
thoasand for the use Of the members Of the
Senate; and six thousand ono hundred and