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, 1863-06-11
Thc Visit of Fernando Wood 10
President AfncO1u.

The Washington Chronicle has the following
in regard to tha recent visit Of Mr. Wood to
the Capital:
TIE HON. FERNANDO WooD.-We believe
tie Federal capital has been honorcd with tue
presence of thi. gentleman for the last twen
iy-four hou1r, az it usually ia after one Ut his
remarkable demonstrations in New York. We
hear it ssfd, however, TINT he has in this in.
stance adopted Change Of policy, aud instead
Of claiming that he has been unfairly reported
asserts that he has large party in New York
whose numbers render him formidable as IN
opponent of the Administration. It is cur
rcn1ly reported that In i long interview with
the Ftesidcnt yesterday, he adyenturel upon
some snch ground IS this, and it Il currently
reported also, and not unlikely with truth,
that he came away from the Presidents man
SIGN with less eza1ted views Of his Import
npce than were quite pleasant to him: In fact,
it is eaid that he discovered that Fernando
Wuod III New York aud Fernando Woad tn
Washington were men Of very different d.
p.ersians, and that the ex-Mayur Of New York
actually learned that he was smaller man iu
every way than the President Of the United
States. Such are the rumors. we give them
for what they are WORTH
, 1863-06-11
DROVOST MARSHAL ~GEN 4
RAI,& 0FEIEE ..,.....

- 1*'0" WAsuJkoToV, Nay I'd. 1851.
xo,rw-The attett11p OF nj odlce1s. who have
hnrn noun.ab,y discntrget on Hceent. cf wo1;ds or
~ md Who aete .e enter se SHca y ~ II
urr3,ra Eo, ltS of 1871. from the, War Dtna:tnen!.
I1uleed n for racrrt lHronEhout tue countty snc1
proyiFiore oa that order sna - ID tattr wt.n ap
r,icsncps u therein p.ovtded for ro.lMou1 N tne
~: T.Stfis delsy = possible, !. ~ Acting A.
:hey nSy II snss ca fs1S5s:s ~ Provost larsaai
Eis tndosr enea. 70 tse Provost Tt
NafLingtoh. ~
u.e1fateir uron furnlsinz the pape:s rcqxtred ~
teLc: ii G1der Nc 1e. Of B1 ffon War D:rsr n: :At
d arce4'tnnra Or tuch sypaat enta. asd not fsos
tai< Il orghh1zasE oi tfa feabeGt1Se co1 n.n3s Il
| wiieh tft : maY be ntAckFd. j, 3. Fry.
| n,ISacaLp4w T1oYoal MAttA1l Con .rA
, 1863-06-11

TIE PEN1ssuLAH RA1LRoAD.-We arc glad
to be able to state that the contract is let for
the construction Of the Peninsular Railroad,
which Is to connect this city and the whole
country more directly with the iron and cop
pcr region of Lake superior. Daniel 8. Wells,
the contractor, is already sutnmoaing an army
Of laborers, and will commence work imme-
diate1y. The grading, bridging, DC, IL to be
ready for the iron on the first of June, 1864.
, 1863-06-11
Copperhcnd Developments in
INDIANA.

4 cowa,lly attack was made on unarmed
soldiers in Nilhamsport, Indiana, u few days
ago. 4 baa1 was going on ut the Cannon
House, and Mr. Cannon, whose s5mpathies
were with the dis1oyalIsta, attempted to pre-
10 shoot the peraons making tue noise. The
bell was rung, and sixty or seventy persons,
nearly all arined, made their appearance aud
fired eight or ten shots upon the unarlned
soldiers. The soldiers faced the crowd aud
skedaddled them.
A deserter was arrested 10 Nobfo township,
away On account Of the Copperheads, wno
armed ard collected to rescue hin. TheJ
twore that whenever u dcserter Is taken from
that township against his will they will Ia,
Portland in ashes and wreak their veogeanc,
upon the Union men Of the township.
, 1863-06-11

esoe. ron tss - sssee :oi;sr;sa y IL az Rsh* "''
pf'Ae i'a@S W. t E.W+ N4.TcHForo.
, 1863-06-11
RniIrnn11 q,,1 9teonabudt En1ts,

CUNARD LINE -.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
Tho fsst Class powerful Steamships
s1D0N. KRDAR,
MARATHON, TRIeOLI,
WIN salt from Now York every s'tstnse Wed1e.dsy.
uneenstown Once e1ery siie,nefe v sltesdsI.
stse aSe P..sas: nom nvsreool 70 2u:eu;toxnn ~:
sg2yts t.
HENRY GREENEBAUM,
General ssg Agency corner OF Liz 80 aess''
BUFFALO, Ct CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1853
Ct az ~ .tss 2s sese T sas Aa' o
Western Transportation Company
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
roRxHe i
DAILY LINE
fsn,dayx excepied, for the q FEsHht
ia F.sseagers. Running in e0nnee''on' a' 9aa''o'
New York Central Railroad, spanld' !
ine's Express, Union Express;
"a e. ses q Ssne Bso ~
tAo Eide Canal
5AvREssp ~ Gss's1sspne' Nb x!sa PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
n: sas ps ,pss III q n sdso stzs;
43cnT potlations for FnsaenEe:s. r-.,.-.d
, 1863-06-11

MILLS srorraD.-The Fall River .Seecs Of
Wednesday says That the linen mills Of that
city have discontinued operations for the
present, and tie Metacomet WAS to close that
night, Nine Of the eleven cotton MILLS in that
city. as well as the three print works, will
then be standing idle. The Union and Que
quechan mills are still running, working up
their email stock of cotton on hand. The
thread mills Of Mcssrs. Oliver Chase and E.
N. Stewart are in partial operation. The
are in full operation, but the nail mill is stop
ped for The week for want Of material.
, 1863-06-11
Rumored Intention Of the Rebels to
Advance. on Pittsburgh.

Aroused BIZ the danger Of raids into Vest
ern Pennsylvania, bY Imboden's mounted
rartisans aud other rangers In West virginia.
lie citizens Of Pittsburgh have commenced
the organization Of five regiments Of tniantfty'
gun batteries, in addition to existing orgaui-
cations, TO be at all times ready for service In
defense of Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pcun.
eylvania, agninst any inroad Of the enemy.
VIII, 1elcased 1I Onion M prisoner @ recently rom
Richmond, who informed him that another
mud much more extensive cavalry raid had
been talked Of. So fir Us be cou}a learn, the
programme was to sweep down through
Pennsylvania, capture Wheeling, cro5s into
Ohio. secure what plunder they could, re-
c1oss the riyer ut the mouth Of The BIG Kan
aNha, and escape into their own lines through
the kauowha Valley. The expedition. 1t was
believed, would be commanded By General
Stuart.
4 gentleman Of this city, holding . high hpo-
sislop. and we'll informed, recently bad . con-
yereution with Gen. Schepck, at Baltimore,
and was assured that ample preparations ND
betu made for the successful dettuce o1 the
border, md that the line Ct the Baltimore and
Ohio would be protected BY me mlhtars aus +
tho,ities; that the rebels were nov south of
that line, and It wonld be the aim Of the Gov
erumt ut to keep them there. This gentleman,
in the abstnce cf positive Information to tue
coptr.ry, believes 1t Impossible that the reb-
els could have crossed the nne ol Inc taalroao
forty. iglt hours ago. =:
AMI: Hewitt, q gentleman belonging to
New York, but doing business IN the South,
arrived here short lime since from vlcks"
bug. having cscalsd through the rebel lines:
| He Informed one of our leading merchants
1hat it has long been the intention Of the
rebels to destroy Pitts6urgh-not because It
las The reputation of being an " Abolition
hole" but because 1t Is an important national
nnInt. aid renders such valuable aid to the af'
my In the manufacture # cannon, shot, shell.
and otlltr munitions Of war. He wished o4s
ci1izens to be Oh their guard, as the rebels
| would eubr.ce the first opportunity 10 oe'
st,os the place. p: k,,,.,sa
and who lsd his property destroyed on the
Kanaw la River, by tho late raid, hao COZ
yereaticu with = rtbel officer, In which az
stated ,l.at It was their intention to destroy
the c*Dnrn foundry in Pittsourgh US soon Us
wes possible for them to do 60.
Should formidable Invasion be In conte1n
platiou, or in progress, as some believe, unde
So daring a ie3der as Stuart; an effort to reae'
P,tt,bufg would no doubt be made ih
r,thc,ipE of rebel cavalry at Culpepper, 10
Some time past, is looked upon as nu:che
yIous SIGN, and oodipg no good to the Fen
eyly:uia border.
, 1863-06-11

r- Five thousand one hundred and MT,
c,nicrants arrived in New York city Lust week,
and far1y nine thousand six hundred and
eIchty-two have reached that port since Jan.
-.4y1. on,y twenty thousand eix hundred
and c's-.~:e]eht arrived during the sams
period Lat years = Eie~ Ut these facte It i:
quite natura1 that John Bnu sA4c-,A eomp mplalr
bitterly Of Irish emigration.
, 1863-06-11
WITH LATE tMpR0v 0vEMENTS.
CAPACITY:

Claims Of Superiority:
]. They shell clean from the Cob In every
condition Of Grain.
2. They do not cut or grind the Corn.
3. They clean the Grain In perfect tondf-
tIon for Market.
4. They arc bnflt ENTIRELY OF IRON:
combining great strength, simplicity and dura-
bility, and are universally acknowledged, as
now perfected, the
CHAMPION. OF THE WORLD.
, 1863-06-11
Eetmbnlo's &xtrd Buthn

@k ~ . zlZl(
{z&z
SIz|Z|} l2|2z|ii
HEIiMBo1D's
Compound Fluid
EXTRACT BUCHU
i POSITIVE IND SPECIFIC
REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE
BLADDER,
KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL,
AND DRoPs1CAL sWELLINGs
This Medicine increases the Power Of plges-
ton and EKcite8 the Absorhenta into
healthy action, BY which the Watery
or Calcarous Dispositions, and au
the Unnatural Enlargements
are Reduced, as well al
Pain and Inflammation
HELmHoLD's
EXTRACT BUCHU.
Has Cured every Case Of Diabetes in
which it has been given.
| Irritation Of the Heck Of the Bladder and In
namatlon Of the Kidneys.
For these diseases It is indeed sovereign remedy
l
dose baa hfen known to relieve the most urgent sYmp
| tom1, TRT 1T.
| HEL1IROLD'3
| EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR
liberation of the Kidneys and HIad.
der, Retention OF Urine, Diseases
Of the Proszrate Gland, St"nein
tho bladder, Calculus. Grav-
al, Ertckdust Depoa1s,
Females, Females, Females
| IN Affections Peculiar to Females,
, 1863-06-11
Hptfini NnfiEtT.
M OLFE'S AROMATIC schAsr
W DAM 6CEEAPp6.

rr.c Ap0kfATIC GCHlEr
Mf O1if ED AhO4A11AA -
w DAM sCHSAPrs- -
.,.-.1 n,r,,,v. m CONSUMPTION, removing
unaFc1sA eo@3'eA
he cough. &c. =,
pcc,rnnarded hr tne Medical Faculty ~ Cathon-
- ~. ..o-.4,ov.,o of DYSPEPSIA. IN al tta fof1n1.'
esea si.sou. as.a . .sssea b nai1es.
'4.'.,s,orr oIS ~
3aedlca! tsuno15.
The Dluret1c and SoI*eAt f9opetoe@ o1 &no 1o-
..,c ett,edats Ednapns" !" render It decidedly etca-
4"A. o - ~ ..to. w...Io,. - ~. E7s,.z.'
&ions In GtAfe4 4A1 ~ o%'e' eoceos " sae AAineJ1.
- suaas, ~. r.,,.-, ,<5rr -.,r-,, oor.ra8 ,nh,e
~su lns@. ~ :. 4stA ~. -. s-.~
axis 6a1coooAc olsu4a1on WILL &ueaa SPECIFY CURE
Tnten NJ hnt nnnrh n hnr ntnl md Ena AEh-
Ar. r.as. .Dxt =. = ,,". e X s,+...-In~
1ne. II aaefds uu10sosaa% Fe0s3 UoR No oAeEoas'1s
eymptopa.
n. -. n..,,,.r aud ~nsr,tr rn.4fes Il arrrSts tta
fod stage11 Aguc AID Feves. and pFepazea the
sut 'oo AonAAlSss@Ao@ " SAe eaaa4''s3 wv
disease.
Administered IN cao.e's csoesa astan ~ III. 1,yer
sfekoses epaam. restores ~ lenerA ~ 49,
apad1y produces healshs eeeseuoass - ~
len mi1ed With hot "ase1 soe sok... ,,,.,
asa feV1ne 1onie NV A-e. ~. - ~. ~ -,
, 1863-06-11

COMETHING NEWT Hudson's
~ Ur11ynllcd Tooth Pas.e The BEET DxxrhITIcn
ow IN use-CIEANA CntIens Asd preserves the toetA:
remoyee tartat hea sd1seased gums. An1 pnrnca que
1rraIh il ctnf4ius jurioIR properties WAteyeF
bui is ~ larnll-histe &cl1on as pure cold Wa lIy
Il Sold b~ all DtpEEAtH- 1el'e6u771"H
, 1863-06-11
0UERY.-Why is it that CRIS-
~ TALOR0S HAIR DIE Is the test
liz THE NtpkL03

In THE TtpKLD2
BFCA ZEE em1uenf chem1Rts say 50!
BECAUSE 1t contains no cAusuc compounds.
UFCA{fSE It WEAR longer than any other.
TECAIlsE it ope. .aicA 1KeTANTANHoCs1X!
FECACFE dsss unt R1an the hkin!
nECAEsE!t il cos.ects u.e hAd Eheets q ot1ez eyes!
nECACEE Its pr, ke.nCf Gu not b detected!
BEEAUSE IT MEYER FAILS:
Manufactured b3 J CRI6TADOR0. Astor Ao4sa.
NeE York Sold everywhere. Ant applied BY ~ HAT
DTessess PRICE, t. Il 80 and IS per box acS1sa9g TO
, 1863-06-11
Testimonials:

Testimonials:
We have six Of Richards Shelters; have
6helled nearly Million Bushels Of Corn; We
commend them to the Grain Shippers Of the
West, after ample trial and experiences.
tAgne5p ILL. GENT. Z. E.co.
;. We think the Eaeli1e snpsrior to all others.
They shell perfectly clcan from the Cob, with
out breaking the Grain.
6igned) I.c'i. CENT. btu.
We commend thee. - Il; C-ai2 Shippers.
tsigned,>
6TURGEs, EUCxL!Gu4H 4 CD.
, 1863-06-11
GOOD BUSINESS LOT ON
i snuTH wATER STREET:
VALUABLE BUSTN ESS AND
REsIDBNCH PROPERTY
Fob SALE Ar HARGxTN.

Five stores On Lake xtteet. fsur Stores on South
Tater street. tb9te stores on franklin street, n0AX
Lake forty Lots IN block near Uninn Park, With
xas. wlter and sewer convenient the splonuiA reaA
aepce npd grounds now nCcuplsd BY Bishop Wh&to-
house frpnflng Union Park a1t Washington streets
nth IFS ftet flont On Tho Pa vsusd Il @ss as 20 @
t.. inquire Of ~ HAYES.
id e1ap ~ Court House.
, 1863-06-11
lnsuranrt.

GWIQI HtllI.
QUARTER PERPETUAL.
, 1863-06-11
T B. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTA1
IL LSnMEET,

Noe r1orrietor as2nnfzetuIer Of the Hard Ruobe
Truas Thie Truss vii cn.+ Ruptore. Will never rust
Ehafe gail o. blister! frees tho cord from I'll rreaAuFe,
n AINkTs clean Hnd good u new. MAuutac1ufer And
deaief Ia SHOULDER Braces A6doinA, snpPoE1eEs SIX
Eaxt1c Stocking. &C. s. St9d ios Ea:npn1ien y.
c. stoaotd l:s sa:k street c51Sa$9 III hss ma1y
Varrantec to give pc1f~et satdsfscnon. Send foe
Ramph1et- oe@11os-1J 9.94A
, 1863-06-11

NOW OPENING AT
STRYKER & CO.'S,
No. III Lake street,
4 GREAT VARIETY OF
Summer Dress Goods!
AT vsEY LOW PRICES.
SUN UMBRELLAS, PARAScLS.
Beautiful new stytes o6
SUMMER sHAW1s.
FINE E.IpRo1pER1Rs AND LACEs.
ALExANDER:sA AND JouvHs.s KD GLOVES.
Cloth and silk Circulars and sacques,
Tew sty1ea. now ready.
Bleached and Brown C0ttons,
TABLE LINENS IND TeWELLnGs,
Latest styles ot
Light Cassimeres,
For suita. sp!eadsd assortment Of
HOOP SIX IRT S.,
In nll tho now sbapes
GLOVES, HOSIERY.
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS.
BUGLE GIMPs.
DuTTOEs. Of eyeEydcecsipton.
Abeautlful assortment of
Plain Dress Silks
9t superior p s aes,5ty. and at REDUCED PRICES.
BLACK SILKS,
At very 1ow tgure4. All the above gocds are JUST
RECEIVED. .and ara row opeolnGat
STIIYKER &c CO.,
rny1sr&,a1y III LAKE STREET.
1UST RECEIVED! JUST RE-
- CE1vED-Atteshs supply Of
HELMB6LD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT D1uREr1c.
Nn1,-,h n13to Ev%ra nf Tnrcnnnr rs1 la
, 1863-06-11

4 RTIFlCIAL LEGS. C. Stat
II ford, soc proprietor and mAautaGturer o. 0E
rnnToyeo ana adrrte3 l,y the United States Govern
s:t whcb hfs o.n,cd lin 70 .ngI men tr e "
FOfD. I!6 Ssu <.lazk street. Euteaga. WILL 1rc9Fe
immediate atte ntios. Seud for PAmph'eta
r O llGI .tt5, 1e:-[t9t 1m|l-la4s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

An ACT o. Incorporate th Institution for the Education
OF Co'orei Youth .l ihe District of Columbia
Be srsrctef b. tts S-alr AMI House cf RepreeGtire
= ths Cnsi SuS 0f im~ricI IN C1HTrsSs assembled
That Henry Addison. John G. Inierwraf. George C. Alb
bott. Winm II Channil- Naury " johnson. of the
District of Columbia. Nvrteia Miner. of California.
and their associates aua Successors are hereby cons
tutet AMI declared o. he h1'y Vatic and corporate.
by the name ani te OF Tia Institution for the Fiu-
cation o. Cooref Youth, O. hs ioclted the District
u Columbia. the ob'rcts rf which Institution 10
educate ani improve the moral ana intellectual conc
tion q such o The l1rcG m OF the nation may
be places under ililencc and BY that rsrne
shall have perpetual succession with power 20 and
be sued. o. plea AMI Pee implicated DO Any cogr. 10 the
United StateS. 90 cisct Subscriptions make byaws.
rules and regulations may be needfu for the govern
ment Of ssit institution an1 the same sitter amend
and shrOgate A. pleasure; 20 have common seal the
% break, alter and renew al will appoint such
officers may he required for the Management Of the
Institution. and % assign them their duties and gener-
ally provide for the transaction OF all business apper-
tanning 20 said Institution And the bv laws rules an
regulations which may he 80 sioptei shall te valid
though they were made part u tbs Pr0riiof
They shall not be Inconsistent herewith nor reQlrnsnt
70 the laws o. the DIST ict ~ Columbia
Sec , 4nG = & fl-thcr enGctei That said co~D1r-
ton have hold and receive f7r the purposes o..
said institution and for other real, person. and
mixed estate By purchase. gift. devise net % eX
coed hundred thousand dollars 20 use lease sell
or convey the sane for tue purposes and benedt o.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

Extract from Sermon delIv cred by Rev
c. =. Armstrong. of thIs CIty, june p. 1863


TE1r-HrB l. o.7.Ss-. Whom the Lord loveth he
chasteneth and scourgeth every sou xhom He recei-
veth We endureth chastening God lealeth with you
With sons Tor what he whom the Father chas
teneth not Bot ye be without cbastsement whereof
an are pArsaScrs. then ~ bSstarjs aud not sons
In the issues of this war, We see the hand Of
God For while we have not sought It, in Gods
providence it has become a war for the life Of
the Nation-and a struggle thus, not for US, not
fer this Nation alone, but a worlds war for free.
democratic. republican principles Can these
exists Can they be dominent in the nation, and
live, and be strong? Can the just mean between
the ruling power and the ruled be maintained
and preserved through the various shocks and
trials nciden, to national life : We have proved
it possible in Imes of peace-but the world
doubts il, for those moments of peril incident
to the prolonged continuance Of National lfe
Indeed, we have exemplfed the pos os-biliiy in
the time of Revolution and Of strife with a for
eign foe, to repel invasion and oppression from
abroad-but will our own form Of goverrmen t
be strong enough to qaell the greatest internal
broils and to preserve It's equilibrium while it
brings to bear all ts resource in crushing rebel
'ion! Can It put forth al IT, powers successfully
Tor the suppression Of civil strifes At such an
hour is It not necessary TO have the power OF
the nation more concentratedf Can pure de-
mocraey succeed VIII not the popular
element rise up aud em5arrass the executive,
and so defeat the grand design This IL one o
the world prObem= = hieh without any Of on,
A''.e' = '''' "p'" u 'i '"'s "a', 4"- il -
o'5 VIA ''.e's7' - ''e ""0'e "o'l-' ~ ID" y
60 - -'-' - ''' D., a''''.ei
80 -. A's' '-'-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed az the Third session Of the Thirty
seventh Congress.

7al


~ at g., ,-,,i, ri-.. f,,-,s fo- tb. f.s-t,-., I'd,
~ o. c-,.sp - - 80 o.. ..l 80 ,,5'- -'.--.s
~ sadctea ~ ne Aefas am mus q HI">ssftdees
y ne tntsh NAes o 3"'-it. ~ tyHyioss l1se"t1ied
lLal iAe s-l ll- t"l 'i i-f l-li-- 3ti- --ai LrIt
AFTER CONSIST D . thit J--lr an LAf a@7'ciate JUS
tees any 81 o ~loA 7-'iii trl7'llNlt quorum an F..
Tor THIS plrIo- there sAa- De- appontl one AolLlua
associate justice 81 saii court Win the IKE powers,
and u tAke tLr same pAll-- perform th- same t-iis
and De- eltri u inr SAM -alfy 4- iA 'ttr assoc al
J-stices iLe districts oi 'alHoria anu O1esh 7LAi-
constitute the tenth circuit. an the other cf'-s shall
remain al no" coisiit -irl Dy ia"
Sec p AMI y 70 tar-her eadctei, ILaL 30 much Of
any tct Or act- oi cong ess q vests N Tie ll 'tt courts
ia and ior the SAID states o 'aliorhia ahl of NJ
either oi them we io"tI anu J'-7 .'t'" ~ eii it
courts ana tir ael eniii An a- =" ''-a-i7- d 'i
CUT court ol the tnllei states 'D am i'i | '' o
California, approved A-ith second eighteen --i fe-
ana iity hFei ir ail ti- same are n'i,"s l' ~
the sara clrr- 't'rI l- ir'''t ii'i.-l' ' i-'i
shall ter0'it'r o. cirft courts 4-i l'l ie --i ct- oi
ne stats "i 'al4inha am %! 'e e4lt4 justice
or one oi The associate l--t7 l t-t supreme court ol
me Initel states assignee 'r a'lTl ID tA@ e'-il 70
which such districts may respectively peonR an the
district judges Of slch dslr'csi -.FeIay AM te-p'c-
lively, either Of whom shall constitute quorum "in
circuit courts a4t The judges thereof SHAH have Ike
power AMI exercise IKE Jlfs-ctlcn as otAer circuit
courts and the judges thereof and ie district co-rs IL
and ur the several districts ID ana or 7ll riaies oi
California and oregon ALL the Judges tlerepl shall have
Ike powers aut exercise Ike Jnrisllction as The DIS
lrct courts and the Judges thereof I'D the other circuits
Sec. g. AHd b JartheT enacted, That ali actions
suits prosecutions, Cause pleas. process and Ct-er
proceedings, relative o. any cause" civil or criminal
(which might have been brought and could have been
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-08
lPrHuc-No 81


An ACT o. Incorporate s. Ann Infant Ass ia the
District " CollMbia
p, .rdeted ~ NJ SsaGse and Illus y RTrs1sItarss
II q, CuifeI Sates of AusrlcG IN Conress GsHatisd
IhaL Ilerss. A. Costello 10y GwylI. AlTgaret B.W
len sarah y. Carroll Catherine Hy-l- louisa Usher
and Catherine shea AMI their sccsors De- AID they
4re hereby made a boiv roltic corporate forever
by The name cf AIMS lliait Asy .' ior the
plrros % est4bi-hllg AM na.I tsul-E IL the cy %
Washington, M tl- District 90 Columbia, al institution
f0r the maint-IaLCe AMI supIor of to-nlliLgs and 10
orphan hal-oI pAal children. AID also O. pro
vie for deserving llsclt AL unprotected females tu-
ring their conlnem 10 ni-uIth- ana ia l-t name
may and te sued. prosecute and defend may have
and seal and ti- same alter and renew
40 pleasure may adopt AL establish rules. reElalllIs
and laws not glaft o. th- Constitution and avs
of the Clltel states properly conducting ths ais
" said corporation may take receive purcLasc. and
hold estate. Zeal, personal ai mixed Aei exceeding 10
value % ry lne time of Arn-r thousand collars and
inay ili. axe ard -sI. oi ill., -4iA Aid Apply thr
proceeds oi tic zales thereof u The uses
and purposes II said corporation according 10 the rules
and regulations which now are oF may hereafter al any
tine be- cstab. shed
Sec 2 And BE- 1t further enacted. That said corpora
alton shall entitled retain under their care, charge
am restraint subject the rules and discipline Of
SAID corpnraii0u ali foundlngs and infant children
alttec o. Their keeping as iu,y an cohpsiey 70 a.
lt,Its and purposes a. 4 they were regularly incen-
ted and bound apprentices said institution until said
i0undings and infants shall BE-. Il males, twenty one
years old. AMI # females. eighteen years Old, or any
roration shall have power bind them out for time
not 90 exceed SAID ages oi twenty one and eighteen
years, ptttiF @pf4Nt't7 - oA a-4- siAe tl
hus mess 0r o. learn be- useful n h0use keeping.
mas r-er terms proper th ti-w oi the said carn-
rrton ari o. Do. ly them fi.ae4. place them iDr
adoption of inmate. wltl aus families cr persons.
Sal corporation Lot being -trl-t-l r the exercise e
tr " rs ~ binding placing olt Of the District of
Dollnffa and 8li such acts shall re in writing slglct
by the pres ert Of sasi corporation. ard scaled with
their po- ate -a4 .lI signed AMI seated by te PER
taking sal Children apIrl nce or a. Aforesaid
.rd ackroyf fcr hv sif parties before justice %, the
peace Boz AND for salf District. md within nth
thereafter recorded u the licr - TIE register oi ~s
f1r sail District
sec And D. Il f5a't-r mated That tougr--- may
Al ay lime hereafter alter. D. OF repeal Ia. act
ADpru.-' March 1-t3.